Posted on August 30, 2018
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Nolan, C., Overpeck, J.T., Allen, J.R.M., Anderson, P.M., Betancourt, J.L., Binney, H.A., Brewer, S., Bush, M.B., Chase, B.M., Cheddadi, R., Djamali, M., Dodson, J., Edwards, M.E., Gosling, W.D., Haberle, S., Hotchkiss, S.C., Huntley, B., Ivory, S.J., Kershaw, A.P., Kim, S., Latorre, C., Leydet, M.,…
Category: Journal articles, Publications, William GoslingTags: biodiversity, Climate change, community climate system model, composition, direct observations, emission scenario, expert assessment, Future, glacial-to-interglacial, global change, greenhouse gas, high emissions scenario, Holocene, Jackson, last glacial maximum, LGM, macrofossil, models, Nolan, Overpeck, palaeoecology, paleoecology, past, planetry-scale, pollen, structure, temperature, terrestrial ecosystems, transformation, vegetation
Posted on September 8, 2014
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Hayley Keen’s video “Past environmental change in the Amazon basin” has been shortlisted for the American Geophysical Union (AGU) student video prize. Please watch and like Hayley’s video; top “Liked” videos will win entry to the AGU 2014 Fall meeting. View all the videos…
Category: Hayley Keen, Online resourcesTags: 2014, AGU, Amazon, Amazonia, American Geophysical Union, biodiversity, Climate change, ecology, Ecuador, environmental change, Fall meeting, fieldwork, forest, fossil, fossil record, Hayley Keen, macrofossil, Neotropics, palynology, pollen, Quaternary, the Amazon basin, The Open University, vegetation, video, wood
Posted on February 12, 2014
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January 2014 has been pretty mad for me but included presenting a poster at the Quaternary Research Association annual meeting, and taking on the role of chair of the British Ecological Society “Eduaction, Training and Careers Committee“. Here is a summary of what other people have…
Category: News, William GoslingTags: Banos, BES, British Ecological Society, charcoal, chironomids, Ecuador, Ghana, Huila, Laboratory, Lakes, macrofossil, NERC, PhD thesis completion, Pindo, pollen, Pollen trap, QRA, Quaternary Research Association, statistics, wood, XRF
Posted on October 31, 2013
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Who would have thought that building a road in Andes would have allowed us to gain new and unique insight of pristine western- Amazonian forests? (I would have thought completely the opposite). Initially Patricia Mothes, chief of the volcanologist section of the Intituto de…
Category: NewsTags: Amazon, Andean flank, Andes, climate, Erazo, forest, Intituto de Geofisica, Macarena Cárdenas, macrofossil, middle, Open University, palaeoecology, past environmental change, Pleistocene, pollen, vegetation, volcanoe, wood, woodland
Posted on August 2, 2013
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In July we have managed to get a number of individual blog posts out so teaching activity on summer school, publications and conference reports have already been covered. Behind the scenes progress in the lab has continued despite the hot weather: Frazer has commenced writing of…
Posted on September 8, 2012
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The first half of our field work expedition to Ecuador has now been completed. We had a very successful visit to Mera collecting samples from three new sections and recovered short cores from four lakes. The sediment sections have yielded many wood macrofossils and samples…
Category: Authors, Field work, Reports, William GoslingTags: Ecuador, field work, forest beds, fossil record, macrofossil, Mera, pollen, Quaternary, Quito, wood
