2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): The Astronomically Forced Sedimentary Record: From Geologic Time Scales to Lunar-Tidal History (Posters)
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199 The Astronomically Forced Sedimentary Record: From Geologic Time Scales to Lunar-Tidal History (Posters)



Monday, 6 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
Presiding:
Linda A. Hinnov and James G. Ogg
199-1
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Centennial- to Decadal-Scale Environmental Shifts in and around Lake Pannon Related to a Major Late Miocene Lake-Level Rise
Werner E. Piller, University of Graz; Mathias Harzhauser, Natural History Museum Vienna; Andrea Kern, University of Vienna; Ali Soliman, University of Graz; Klaus Minati, University of Graz; Dan L. Danielopol, University of Graz; Martin Zuschin, University of Vienna
199-2
144
Geochemical Signatures of Milankovitch Periodicity Recorded in the Rare Earth Element Content of Fossil Vertebrates from the Eocene-Oligocene White River Group of Northwest Nebraska
Dennis O. Terry Jr, Temple University; David Grandstaff, Temple University
199-3
145
Astronomically-forced sedimentary record in the late Turonian–early Coniacian shallow platform sediments of the Iberian Ranges (Spain)
Javier Gil; José F. García-Hidalgo; Manuel Segura
199-4
146
The Cretaceous Astronomical Time Scale
Robert Locklair, Johns Hopkins University; Linda A. Hinnov, Johns Hopkins University; James G. Ogg, Purdue Univ
199-5
147
Kimmeridgian-Tithonian cyclic carbonates of Adriatic platform: implications for climate and eustatic fluctuations in western Tethys during a global greenhouse
Antun Husinec, St. Lawrence University; J.F. Read, Virginia Tech
199-6
148
Cyclic Sedimentation in the Mississippian Pride Shale: Quantitative Paleoenvironmental Analysis of Tidal Rhythmites Using X-Ray Fluorescence Scanning and Advanced Spectral Methods
Kristin Larkins, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Stephen Meyers, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Louis Bartek, Univ of North Carolina
199-7
149
Strong Rhythmicity in the ~2.46-2.50 Ga Banded Iron Formation of the Hamersley Group (W. Australia): Evidence for Sub-Orbital to Milankovitch Scale Cycles
Daniel R. Franco, Johns Hopkins University; Linda A. Hinnov, Johns Hopkins University
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