Learning from both the beginning and end of the Proterozoic
LFG 102Dr. Andrey Bekker from University of California, Riverside - Sedimentology
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The Great Unconformity, seawater chemistry, and the Cambrian explosion
LFG 102Dr. Robert Gaines from Pomona College - Microbial-mineral Interactions
The newest mass extinctions in the Rocky Mountains
LFG 102Dr. James Hagadorn from Denver Museum of Nature and Science - Paleontology
Freshly brewed continental crust
LFG 102Dr. Esteban Gazel - GeoPRISMS Speaker, Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech - Igneous petrology
Through the taphonomic lens: Fossil preservation and geochemical records in the Ediacaran and Cambrian
LFG 102Dr. James Schiffbauer - Department of Geological Sciences, University of Missouri - Paleontology
Tracing high- and low-T geological events by using magnesium isotopes
LFG 102Dr. Fang-Zhen Teng from University of Washington - Geochemistry
Spatial Distribution of Slope Failures, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
LFG 102Dr. Richard Marston - University Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Kansas State University and co-editor-in-chief Geomorphology - Geomorphology
Tectonic Evolution of the India-Asia Suture Zone in Southern Tibet: Evidence for Continental Subduction
LFG 102Dr. Andrew Laskowski from Geoscience Department, University of Las Vegas Nevada - Tectonics
Comparative Trilobite Taphonomy from the Near-shore to Outer Shelf Settings, Latest Early Cambrian of the Southern Great Basin
LFG 102Dr. John Foster - Director, Museum of Moab - Paleontology