nent bundle sheath, lack of a distinctive hypodermis, and smaller amount of secondary xylem. These anatomical features provide for the first time the opportunity to compare details of Glossopteris leaves that differ in p

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• Physics
• Rock magnetism
• Paleomagnetism
• Stratigraphy
• Geochronology
• Natural remanent magnetization
• Remanence
• Magnet
• Glossopteris
• Electromagnetism
• Magnetism
• Magnetic ordering

tional processes must be quantified and taken into consideration when interpreting the results from the 205-meter and 202meter cores. The project was supported by National Science Foundation grant DPPThe Polar

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• Glaciology
• Climate history
• Geology
• Geochronology
• Ice core
• Incremental dating
• Quelccaya Ice Cap
• Isotope analysis
• Byrd Polar Research Center
• Historical geology
• Physical geography
• Water ice

Bookman Old Style Negreta

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• Geochronology
• Coral Ridge
• Paleomagnetism
• Glacier
• Antarctica
• McMurdo Sound
• Physical geography
• Geography of Antarctica
• McMurdo Dry Valleys

Richard Falk of Rutgers University collaborated on the mathematical analysis, and Bernard Cummiskey and Joe Torok helped extensively in computational aspects. Ian Whillans and John Boizan of the Institute of Polar Studie

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• Antarctica
• Ice core
• Incremental dating
• Water ice
• Dome C
• Claude Lorius
• Vostok Station
• Paleoclimatology
• Physical geography
• Geochronology
• Geography of Antarctica

10Be insight into the geochronology of geomorphic surfaces in Millard Canyon, Central San Gorgonio Pass

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and a possible correlation with oxygen-isotopic composition. About 1,300 samples were analyzed at the Quaternary Isotope Laboratory. No clear correlation betweenand stratigraphy was found. Moreover, the dissimila

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• Ice core
• Incremental dating
• Water ice
• Antarctica
• Glacier
• Antarctic ice sheet
• Dome C
• Physical geography
• Geochronology
• Glaciology

Mosley-Thompson, E., P.D. Kruss, and T. BainSouth Pole pit the South Pole. An example of an unusual meteorological event stratigraphic studies. Antarctic Journal of the U.S. 18(5), . recorded by the oxyge

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• Geochronology
• Incremental dating
• Extreme points of Earth
• Vostok Station
• Ice core
• Antarctica
• Ice age
• Antarctic
• Tephra
• Physical geography
• Geology
• Antarctic region

Methanesulfonic acid and non-seasalt sulfate in the Vostok ice core: A glacial/interglacial record of biogenic sulfur emissions from the southern ocean

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• Ice ages
• Geochronology
• Glaciology
• Ice core
• Incremental dating
• Sulfur cycle
• Vostok Station
• Sulfate aerosols
• Cloud condensation nuclei
• Physical geography
• Historical geology
• Climate history

JOIDES Resolution Expedition 355 (Arabian Sea Monsoon) Week 3 Report

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• Petroleum production
• Oilfield terminology
• Technology
• Geochronology
• Marine geology
• Well logging
• Integrated Ocean Drilling Program
• Paleomagnetism
• Wireline
• Geology
• Petroleum
• Oil wells

SCIENCE SAMPLER Fossil patterns in time by Larry Flammer Close your eyes and visualize the world 70 million years ago. What do you see? As a science teacher familiar with geologic time and the likely scener y

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• Earth sciences
• Paleontology
• Evolutionary biology
• Geochronology
• Fossil
• Transitional fossil
• Evolutionary history of life
• Geologic time scale
• Mammal
• Geology
• Historical geology
• Biology