Isotopic and geochemical - Globe Thesis

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1.	The rise and demise of orogenic plateaus: Sedimentary, isotopic, and geochemical constraints on the topographic evolution of the North American Cordillera and the Tibetan Plateau
2.	Isotopic and geochemical studies of Proterozoic to Recent Earth processes: Results from Indian lamproites, massif anorthosites and Vindhyan sediments, western Anatolian volcanics, Nyiragongo volcano in the African rift, Lonar impact crater in the Deccan
3.	Crustal evolution of the Neoproterozoic Bi'r Umq suture zone, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Geochronological, isotopic, and geochemical constraints
4.	Adakitic volcanism in southern BC during the early Eocene: Isotopic and geochemical constraints from the Princeton Group
5.	Isotopic and geochemical characterization of recharge and salinity in a shallow floodplain aquifer near El Paso, Texas
6.	Isotopic and geochemical studies of ancient-modern subduction processes and the Deccan plume volcanism
7.	Isotopic and geochemical composition of the Georgia kaolins: Insights into formation and diagenetic conditions
8.	Isotopic and geochemical analysis of microbial processes in uncontaminated and contaminated ground water and sediment: Innovative application of radiocarbon
9.	Uranium and strontium isotopic and geochemical characteristics of surface water and groundwater in Leon-Wakulla counties, Florida
10.	Stable-isotopic and geochemical assessment of Andean terrestrial ecosystems during Pleistocene climate changes (Colombia)
11.	Isotopic and geochemical investigations of Precambrian continental crust in the Torngat Orogen, northeastern Canada: Constraints on the mechanisms of Precambrian crust formation and on the Early Proterozoic assembly of northeastern Laurentia
12.	An isotopic and geochemical study of climatic and oceanographic factors influencing organic-matter preservation during the late Cretaceous in Sergipe Basin, Brazil
13.	Stable isotopic and geochemical studies of late Quaternary stalagmites, south-central Appalachian Mountains, eastern North America
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