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GSA has a long tradition of collaborating with a wide range of partners in pursuit of our mutual goals to advance the geosciences, enhance the professional growth of society members, and promote the geosciences in the service of humanity. GSA works with other organizations on many programs and services.

AASP - The Palynological American Association of American Geophysical Union American Institute of American Quaternary American Rock Mechanics Society Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) (AGU) Professional Geologists (AIPG) Association (AMQUA) Association (ARMA)

Association for the Sciences of American Water Resources Asociación Geológica Association for Women Association of American State Association of Earth Science Limnology and Oceanography Association (AWRA) Argentina (AGA) Geoscientists (AWG) Geologists (AASG) Editors (AESE) (ASLO)

Association of Environmental Association of Geoscientists Blueprint Earth (BE) The Clay Minerals Society Colorado Scientific Society Council on Undergraduate & Engineering Geologists for International Development (CMS) (CSS) Research Geosciences Division (AEG) (AGID) (CUR)

Cushman Foundation (CF) Environmental & Engineering European Association of European Geosciences Union Geochemical Society (GS) Geologica Belgica (GB) Geophysical Society (EEGS) Geoscientists & Engineers (EGU) (EAGE)

Geological Association of Geological Society of Africa Geological Society of Australia Geological Society of China Geological Society of London Geological Society of South Canada (GAC) (GSAF) (GSAus) (GSC) (GSL) Africa (GSSA)

Geologische Vereinigung (GV) Geoscience Information Society Geoscience Society of New Groundwater Resources History of Earth Sciences International Association for (GSIS) Zealand (GSNZ) Association of California Society (HESS) Geoscience Diversity (IAGD) (GRA) 100 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition As the Society looks to the future, it aims to build strong, meaningful partnerships with societies and organizations across the country and around the world in service to members and the larger geoscience community. National and international societies with consistent aims and missions of advancing the geosciences and/or science in general are invited to affiliate with GSA as Associated Societies. For further information, or if your organization’s contact person has changed, please contact GSA’s Executive Director, Vicki McConnell, at [email protected].

International Association for International Association of International Association of International Association of International Medical Geology International Society for Promoting Geoethics (IAPG) Emergency Managers (IAEM) GeoChemistry (IAGC) Hydrogeologists (IAH) Association (IMGA) Aeolian Research (ISAR)

Israel Geological Society (IGS) Karst Waters Institute (KWI) Microanalysis Society (MAS) Mineralogical Association of The Mineralogical Society (MS) Mineralogical Society of Canada (MAC) America (MSA)

Minnesota Ground Water National Association of Black National Association of National Association of State National Cave and Karst National Earth Science Association (MGWA) Geoscientists (NABG) Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) Boards of Geology (ASBOG®) Research Institute (NCKRI) Teachers Association (NESTA)

National Ground Water Nepal Geological Society Paleontological Research Paleontological Society (PS) Seismological Society of Sigma Gamma Epsilon (SGE) Association (NGWA) (NGS) Institution (PRI) America (SSA)

Sociedad Geológica Mexicana, Società Geologica Italiana (SGI) Society for American Society for Environmental Society for Mining, Metallurgy SEPM (Society for Sedimentary A.C. (SGM) Archaeology (SAA) Geochemistry and Health & Exploration (SME) Geology) (SEGH)

Society for the Preservation of Society of Economic Geologists Society of Exploration Society of Vertebrate Soil Science Society of America Western Interior Natural History Collections (SEG) Geophysicists (SEG) Paleontology (SVP) (SSSA) Paleontological Society (WIPS) (SPNHC)

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 101 Organizing Committee

GSA extends a very special thank you to our GSA 2016 Organizing Committee

General Chair, Karen Berry, Colorado Geological Survey Technical Program Chair, Paul Baldauf, Nova Southeastern University Vice Technical Program Chair, Dick Berg, Illinois State Geological Survey Karen Berry Paul Baldauf Dick Berg Steve Keller Co-Field Trip Chair, Steve Keller, Colorado Geological Survey Co-Field Trip Chair, Matt Morgan, Colorado Geological Survey Education & Outreach Chair, Rick Aster, Colorado State University K–12 Chair, Samantha Richards, Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Matt Morgan Rick Aster Samantha Richards

Student Committee

Charles Shobe, University of Colorado

Rachel Glade, University of Colorado

Annette Patton, Colorado State University

Jay Merrill, Colorado State University

Charles Shobe Rachel Glade Annette Patton Jay Merrill Sean Smith, Colorado School of Mines

Hank Matthew Cole, Colorado School of Mines

Rania Eldam, Colorado School of Mines

Sean Smith Hank Matthew Cole Rania Eldam

102 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Joint Technical Program Committee Representatives

2016 Technical Program Chair: Paul Bauldauf Geology & Society Division: Christopher P. Carlson, 2016 Technical Program Vice-Chair: Richard Berg Alan Benimoff Geophysics Division: Nicholas C. Schmerr, Lisa Tauxe Geoscience Education Division: Shane V. Smith, Natalie Bursztyn Associated Societies History and Philosophy of Geology Division: Renee Clary, Association of Earth Science Editors: Monica Easton Joanne (Jody) Bourgeois, Dorothy Sack Geochemical Society: Matthew Brueseke Hydrogeology Division: Mark Engle, Kallina Dunkle Geoscience Information Society: Chris Badurek Karst: Cory BlackEagle, Jonathan Sumerall Mineralogical Society of America: James S. Beard, Philip Brown Limnogeology Division: Tim Cook, Scott Starratt NAGT: Don Duggan-Haas Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Volcanology Division: Paleontological Society: Marc Laflamme, Matt Clapham Wendy A. Bohrson, Anita L. Grunder Society for Sedimentary Geology: Piret Plink-Bjorklund Planetary Geology Division: Danielle Wyrick, Debra Buczkowski, Society of Economic Geologists: Garth Graham James J. Wray, Bradley Thomson Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division: Anne Chin, Glenn D. Thackray GSA Divisions Sedimentary Geology Division: Ryan F. Morgan, Piret Archaeological Geology Division: Cynthia M. Fadem, Plink-Bjorklund Richard Dunn Structural Geology and Tectonics Division: Mary S. Hubbard, Archaeological Geology Division—Interim JTPC: Gary Juliet Crider Huckleberry, Laura Murphy Energy Geology Division: J. Fred Mclaughlin, Marc L. Buursink Representatives at Large Environmental & Engineering Geology Division: Thad A. Wasklewicz, Jessica E. Witt Marine/Coastal Geology: Joseph Kelley Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division: Lydia Tackett Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology: Miriam E. Katz Geoinformatics Division: M. Lee Allison, Leslie Hsu, Denise Hills Precambrian Geology: Kent Condie Geology & Health Division: Saugata Datta Soils and Soil Processes (Interdisciplinary Interest Group): Steven G. Driese, Neil J. Tabor

Annual Program Committee Chair: Peter T. Bobrowsky Christopher M. Bailey Paul Baldauf Richard C. Berg 25−28 SEPTEMBER Kevin Mickus Amy Brock-Hon Andres Meglioli Denver, Colorado, USA Lisa Park Boush Bernardo Cesare Rebecca Pickering Brian R. Pratt

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 103 Session Cosponsor Organizations

American Association of Petroleum Geologists History of Earth Sciences Society American Geosciences Institute iDigBio American Institute of Professional Geologists International Association for Geoscience Diversity American Quaternary Association International Association of GeoChemistry Association for Women Geoscientists International Association of Hydrogeologist Association of American State Geologists International Association of Sedimentologists Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists International Society for Aeolian Research Belt Association International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory Journal of Maps China University of Geosciences Karst Waters Institute CLEAN Network Large Igneous Provinces Commission of the International Colorado Geological Survey Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior Marine/Coastal Science Discipline Colorado Scientific Society Microanalysis Society (MAS) Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division Mineralogical Society of America Cushman Foundation Minnesota Groundwater Association Deep Carbon Observatory National Association of Geoscience Teachers EarthScope National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division Gemological Institute of America National Cave and Karst Research Institute Geobiology and Geomicrobiology Division National Earth Science Teachers Association Geochemical Society National Ground Water Association GEODE Palaeontological Association Geological Survey of Israel Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Discipline Geology and Public Policy Committee Paleontological Research Institution Geoscience Information Society Paleontological Research Institution Department of Paleobiology GSA Archaeological Geology Division Paleontological Society GSA Energy Geology Division Past Global Changes (PAGES) Floods Working Group GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division Regional Groundwater Flow Commission GSA Foundation S4SLIDE GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) GSA Geoinformatics Division Sigma Gamma Epsilon GSA Geology and Society Division Smithsonian Institution GSA Geophysics Division Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History GSA Geoscience Education Division Society of Economic Geologists GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division Society of Vertebrate Paleontology GSA Hydrogeology Division Soil Science Society of America GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group STEPPE GSA Karst Division The Paleontological Society GSA Limnogeology Division The Pander Society GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division University of Colorado Museum of Natural History GSA Planetary Geology Division U.S. Forest Service GSA Publications U.S. Geological Survey GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program GSA Sedimentary Geology Division U.S. Geological Survey National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group U.S. National Chapter of the International Association GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division of Hydrogeologists GSA Student Advisory Council

104 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 2017 GSA Section Meetings South-Central Section Location: San Antonio, Texas, USA Dates: 13–14 March Meeting Chair: Benjamin Surpless, [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/sc/2017mtg/

Aerial overview of the Canyon Lake spillway of south-central Texas. Photo by Larry Walther. Northeastern Section JOINT MEETING (Joint with North-Central Section) Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Dates: 19–21 March Meeting Chair: Patrick Burkhart, [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/ne/2017mtg/

North-Central Section (Joint with Northeastern Section) Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Dates: 19–21 March Meeting Chair: Timothy G. Fisher, timothy.ﬁ [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/ne/2017mtg/

Pittsburgh skyline panorama at night. Southeastern Section Location: Richmond, Virginia, USA Dates: 30–31 March Meeting Co-Chairs: David Spears, david.spears@dmme .virginia.gov; Karen Layou, [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/se/2017mtg/

Midlothian Mines. Photo used with permission from Richmond Region Tourism. Cordilleran Section Location: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Dates: 23–25 May Meeting Chair: Craig R. Glenn, [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/cord/2017mtg/

Waikiki view from Diamond Head. Rocky Mountain Section Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Dates: 9–10 June Meeting Chair: Katherine Boggs, [email protected] www.geosociety.org/Sections/rm/2017mtg/

Dinosaur Provincial Park. Photo by Jenni Scott. www.geosociety.org/sections Sessions by Category

All 349 Technical Sessions will take place in the Colorado Convention Center. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2016AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at community.geosociety.org/gsa2016/mobileapp.

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Archaeological Geology 91 T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Monday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 301 Prehistory to Present Day I 116 T1. Pluvials, Atmospheric Rivers, Monsoons, and Water Availability in Monday 10 a.m.–noon Room 404 Western North America from the Quaternary into the Future: Modeling, Observations, and Paleo Reconstructions of Hydroclimate Extremes 124 T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 301 Prehistory to Present Day II 147 Recent Advances in Archaeological Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 233 T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Prehistory to Present Day III (Posters) Economic Geology 3 T9. Rare Earth and Critical Elements in Ore Deposits Sunday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 301 32 T5. Magmatic-Hydrothermal Ore Deposits: Metal Transport from Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 301 Source to Sink 148 T9. Rare Earth and Critical Elements in Ore Deposits (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 180 T6. Micro-Analytical Techniques in Ore Deposit Research Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 212 T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 301 Contributions to Economic Geology of Jean S. Cline 268 Economic Geology Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 297 T3. Economic Geology of the Extensional Terrains Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 301 318 Economic Geology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 319 T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Contributions to Economic Geology of Jean S. Cline (Posters) Energy Geology 4 T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Sunday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 506

Processes in Shale, CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal Energy I 33 T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Sunday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 506

Processes in Shale, CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal Energy II 57 P1. Mastery of the Subsurface: The Challenge to Improve Subsurface Sunday 1:45–6 p.m. Mile High Energy Systems Ballroom 2A/3A 92 T15. Geology and Geochemistry of Carbon Dioxide, Helium, and Other Monday 8–11:05 a.m. Room 506 Low-BTU Natural Gas Systems 125 T16. Mudstone Evolution: From Deposition through Diagenesis Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 506 181 T14. Geologic Energy Research I Tuesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 506 213 T14. Geologic Energy Research II Tuesday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 506 234 T14. Geologic Energy Research (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 276 T19. Unconventional Energy Resources Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 2B 320 T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F

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Engineering Geology 58 Recent Advances in Engineering Geology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 126 T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: Monday 1:30–4:55 p.m. Room 303 Reaching Out to Stakeholders 149 T23. Environmental and Engineering Division Geology Student Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Research Competition (Posters) 150 T24. Landslide Hazards: Inventories, Hazard Maps, Risk Analysis, and Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Warning Systems (Posters) 178 Recent Advances in Engineering Geology Tuesday 8–10:30 a.m. Room 303 235 T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Reaching Out to Stakeholders (Posters) 277 T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Hazards I Wednesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 303 298 T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Hazards II Wednesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 303 Environmental Geoscience 34 T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing Environmental Impact Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 302 of Mining 90 P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Monday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Impacts of Shale Development I Ballroom 2A/3A 93 T26. Biogeochemical Redox Cycling of Metals and Radionuclides Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 302 119 Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience I Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 302 122 P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Impacts of Shale Development II Ballroom 2A/3A 123 P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Impacts of Shale Development III (Posters) Ballroom Prefunction 151 T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing Environmental Impact Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F of Mining (Posters) 182 T27. Find Your Park (and Other Public Lands) One Internship at a Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 302 Time: Two Decades of Providing Career Development Opportunities in Public Lands for Students and Recent Graduates 214 T29. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences Tuesday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 302 236 T27. Find Your Park (and Other Public Lands) One Internship at a Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Time: Two Decades of Providing Career Development Opportunities in Public Lands for Students and Recent Graduates (Posters) 237 T30. Sigma Gamma Epsilon—Undergraduate Research (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 278 T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 302

295 Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience II Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 302 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 321 Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 322 T29. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 323 T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Geochemistry 35 T39. Go Small or Go Home: Microbeam Techniques Applied to Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 404 Igneous, Metamorphic, and Sedimentary Petrology of Earth and Planetary Materials 87 T40. Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Fractionation at Extreme Monday 8–9:40 a.m. Room 404 Conditions: In Honor of Anat Shahar, 2016 MSA Awardee 127 T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy and a Multi-Chronometer Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 403 Time Scale

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128 T41. pXRF in the Geosciences: Applications to Environmental, Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 404 Regional, and Exploration Geology 152 T39. Go Small or Go Home: Microbeam Techniques Applied to Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Igneous, Metamorphic, and Sedimentary Petrology of Earth and Planetary Materials (Posters) 183 T37. Excursions, Extinctions, and Environmental Change: New Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 404 Advances in Geochemical Tools Linked to Critical Intervals of Environmental and Biotic Change in Earth History 206 Geochemistry I Tuesday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 403 215 T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Tuesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 404 Organics in the Environment 238 T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy and a Multi-Chronometer Time Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Scale (Posters) 239 T35. Contamination and Human Impact Records from Lake and Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Estuarine Sediment (Posters) 240 T37. Excursions, Extinctions, and Environmental Change: New Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Advances in Geochemical Tools Linked to Critical Intervals of Environmental and Biotic Change in Earth History (Posters) 241 T41. pXRF in the Geosciences: Applications to Environmental, Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Regional, and Exploration Geology (Posters) 269 Geochemistry II Wednesday 8–11 a.m. Room 403 279 T44. The Holistic Approach to Landscape Evolution: Incorporating Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 404 Chronometric Data into the Geologic History of a Region 299 T36. Environmental Effects Related to Unconventional Oil and Wednesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 403 Gas Resources 300 T45. Urban Geochemistry Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 404 324 Geochemistry (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 325 T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Organics in the Environment (Posters) Geoinformatics 216 T46. Advanced Information Systems and the Geosciences: Visioning Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 205 the Future 242 Recent Advances in Geoinformatics (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 280 T47. Big Data in the Geosciences: In Memory of M. Lee Allison Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205 Geology and Health 217 T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Tuesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 507 Outreach, and Education Activities 326 T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Outreach, and Education Activities (Posters)

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Geomicrobiology 184 T49. Geobiology of Earth-Life Systems I Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 503 218 T49. Geobiology of Earth-Life Systems II Tuesday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 503 Geomorphology 5 T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River Sunday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 406 System and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau- Rocky Mountain Region I 6 T55. Heterogeneity in Geomorphic Systems: Driving Forces and Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 405 Landscape Response 36 T53. Floodplain Hydrogeomorphology: Dynamics of Sediment, Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 405 Vegetation, and Organic Matter in Altered and Unaltered Systems 59 Recent Advances in Geomorphology, from the Mountains to the Coast Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 60 T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River System Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau-Rocky Mountain Region (Posters) 61 T52. Deep Weathering, Ancient Landscapes and Regolith-Dominated Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Terrains (Posters) 62 T55. Heterogeneity in Geomorphic Systems: Driving Forces and Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Landscape Response (Posters) 88 Geomorphic Processes in Coastal, Alluvial, Hillslope, and Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 406 Extraterrestrial Environments 94 T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: Rehabilitating Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 405 or Accommodating Altered Hydrologic and Sediment Regimes 153 T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: Rehabilitating or Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Accommodating Altered Hydrologic and Sediment Regimes (Posters) 154 T58. Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 185 T58. Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers Tuesday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 406 219 T60. Quantifying and Interpreting the Role of Climate, Tectonics, and Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 405 Autogenic Processes in Landscape Dynamics 281 T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Wednesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 405 Evolution I 282 T62. Quantifying Geomorphic Response to Floods: From Geochronologic Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 406 Methods to High-Resolution Data and State-of-the-Art Models 301 T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River System Wednesday 1:30–5 p.m. Mile High and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau-Rocky Ballroom 2A/3A Mountain Region II SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 302 T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 406 303 T59. Paleofloods and Related Fluvial Processes during the Late Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 407 Quaternary: Reconstructions and Causes 304 T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 405 Evolution II 327 T60. Quantifying and Interpreting the Role of Climate, Tectonics, and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Autogenic Processes in Landscape Dynamics (Posters) 328 T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Evolution (Posters)

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 109 Sessions by Category

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Geophysics/Geodynamics 7 T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Sunday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 407 Midcontinent Rift Region I: In Honor of William J. Hinze 37 T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 407 Midcontinent Rift Region II: In Honor of William J. Hinze 63 Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Results (Posters) 64 T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Mountain (Posters) 95 T64. Injection-Induced Earthquakes: Geologic and Operational Monday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 407 Constraints, Seismic Hazard, Mitigation, and Societal Impact 129 T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky Monday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 503 Mountain 130 T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States: Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 407 Craton to Gulf of Mexico and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation 177 Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results Tuesday 8–11 a.m. Room 407 243 T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Midcontinent Rift Region (Posters): In Honor of William J. Hinze 244 T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters): Craton to Gulf of Mexico and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation 275 P4. Geologic Evolution of Cuba Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A Geoscience and Public Policy 8 T70. The Animas River and Beyond: Balancing Science and Policy in Sunday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 403 Cleaning up America’s Abandoned Mine Lands 38 T69. Geoscience, Society, and the Law: Exploring the Legal Problems Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 403 Entailed with Geologic Research and Practice 131 T68. Geoscience and Engineering Research Applied to Mined Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 406 Geologic Repositories and Deep Borehole Concepts for Disposal of Radioactive Waste Geoscience Education 9 T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Sunday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Project-Based Learning into the Geoscience Classroom Ballroom 4D 10 T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Sunday 8–11:30 a.m. Mile High Science Standards I Ballroom 4EF 39 T72. Advances in In-Service and Pre-Service K–12 Earth Sciences Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Teacher Preparation and Professional Development Ballroom 4D 40 T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Mile High Science Standards II Ballroom 4EF 65 Geoscience Education (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F

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66 T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Project- Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Based Learning into the Geoscience Classroom (Posters) 67 T76. Digital Poster Session: Training Preservice Teachers to Apply Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Digital Technology across the Geoscience Curriculum (Posters) 68 T77. Disseminating Best Practices and Resources Developed in Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Education Projects Funded by the National Science Foundation or by Other Federal/State Agencies (Posters) 96 T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the Monday 8–11:50 a.m. Mile High National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management I Ballroom 4D 97 T82. Methodological Decision Making in Geoscience Education Research Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 4EF 132 T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management II Ballroom 4D 133 T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Monday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Mile High Transitions into the Workforce: Pathways for Success I Ballroom 4EF 155 T78. Encouraging K9–16 Partnerships in the Geosciences to Maximize Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Recruitment and Retention Efforts (Posters) 186 T74. Climate Literacy in Formal and Informal Education, for Policy Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Makers and the Public, and Measures of Impact Ballroom 4D 187 T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Transitions into the Workforce: Pathways for Success II Ballroom 4EF 207 Geoscience Education Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 2C 220 T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4D 221 T87. Supporting Diverse Student Populations: Innovations and Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Strategies for Geo-Success Ballroom 4EF 245 T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the National Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management (Posters) 246 T74. Climate Literacy in Formal and Informal Education, for Policy Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Makers and the Public, and Measures of Impact (Posters) 247 T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Transitions into the Workforce: Pathways for Success (Posters) 283 T79. Graduate Student Preparation for STEM Workforce Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 4D 284 T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes for Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Geology Students: Using Cognitive Science to Inform Geoscience Ballroom 4EF

Teaching and Learning I SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 305 T80. Implementing Discovery-Based Research Experiences in Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High Undergraduate Geoscience Courses and Curricula Ballroom 4D 306 T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes for Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Geology Students: Using Cognitive Science to Inform Geoscience Ballroom 4EF Teaching and Learning II 329 T79. Graduate Student Preparation for STEM Workforce (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 330 T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Geoscience Information/Communication 69 T91. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 156 T93. Use of Geoscience Data Resources in Education and Research Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters)

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222 T92. Open Data, Open Access: Trends in Geoscience Publications and Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 504 Data Sources 285 T89. Bringing the Horse to Water and Getting It to Drink: Obstacles Wednesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 503 and Innovative Ways of Getting the Religious Public to Consider Scientific Evidence 307 T94. Women and Geology: Who Are We, Where Have We Come From, Wednesday 1:30–4:35 p.m. Room 503 and Where Are We Going? History and Philosophy of Geology 11 T95. Museums at the Forefront of the History and Philosophy of Sunday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 303 Geology I 41 T95. Museums at the Forefront of the History and Philosophy of Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 303 Geology II 70 T96. The Geology of Art: The Use of Earth-Derived Materials in the Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Manufacture of Modern and Ancient Art Forms (Posters) 98 T97. Unearthing the History of Women in Geosciences Monday 8–11:50 a.m. Room 303 Hydrogeology 12 T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems at the Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 502 Watershed-Scale for Water Management and Regulation 13 T103. Emerging Contaminants in Water Supplies Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 501 29 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology I Sunday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 502 71 T99. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 72 T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems at the Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Watershed-Scale for Water Management and Regulation (Posters) 99 T109. Karst Hydrology: New Insights of Dynamic Aquifer Systems Monday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 504 100 T112. Quantifying Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in the Field Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 501 and on the Computer 101 T113. Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology Monday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 502 120 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II Monday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 501 134 T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements in Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 502 Global Geohydrological Systems and Management 146 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Monday 4–5 p.m. Room 505 157 T112. Quantifying Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in the Field Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F and on the Computer (Posters) 158 T113. Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 188 T101. Can’t Take the Heat? Temperature as an Indicator and Tracer of Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 502 Environmental Change 189 T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes at Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 501 Groundwater–Surface-Water Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings 232 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Tuesday 4:30–5:30 p.m. Room 502

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248 T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements in Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Global Geohydrological Systems and Management (Posters) 249 T104. From Pores to Mountains, and Minutes to Millennia (Posters): Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Session Dedicated to the Contributions of Rob Bowman, Fred Phillips, and John Wilson 250 T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes at Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Groundwater–Surface-Water Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings (Posters) 286 T111. Polar Changes Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 501 308 T104. From Pores to Mountains, and Minutes to Millennia: Session Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 502 Dedicated to the Contributions of Rob Bowman, Fred Phillips, and John Wilson 309 T107. In-Situ Technologies for Energy Resource Extraction: The Role Wednesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 501 of Water 310 T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to El Niño, Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Extreme Weather Events, and Landscape Disturbances Ballroom 3B 331 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 332 T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to El Niño, Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Extreme Weather Events, and Landscape Disturbances (Posters) Karst 2 The Multidisciplinary Methodologies of Karst Studies and their Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 504 Practical Applications to Science, Planning, Policy, and Natural Resource Management 31 Something for Everybody: The Many Faces of Karst Science in all its Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 504 Multidisciplinary Glory 135 T116. Karst Critical Zone Evolution: The Rapid Responses of Carbonate Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 504 Systems to Changes in Climate, Sea Level, Groundwater Pumping, and Land Cover/Land-Use 190 T115. Advances in Cave and Karst: A Tribute to the Distinguished Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 504 Career of E. Calvin Alexander Jr. 251 Something for Everybody: The Many Faces of Karst Science in all its Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Multidisciplinary Glory (Posters) 252 T115. Advances in Cave and Karst (Posters): A Tribute to the Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Distinguished Career of E. Calvin Alexander Jr. Limnogeology 14 T122. A Celebration of Lakes—Past and Present: In Honor of Dan Sunday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 207 Livingstone

42 T123. From Outcrop to Core: Integrating Paleoenvironmental and Sunday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 207 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Paleoclimatic Records across Time and Space 73 T122. A Celebration of Lakes–Past and Present (Posters): In Honor of Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Dan Livingstone 102 T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars: In Memory of Elizabeth H. Monday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 207 Gierlowski-Koredesch 159 T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars (Posters): In Memory of Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Elizabeth H. Gierlowski-Koredesch 253 T123. From Outcrop to Core: Integrating Paleoenvironmental and Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Paleoclimatic Records across Time and Space (Posters)

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Marine/Coastal Science 15 T125. Experimental Approaches and Technology in Service of Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 507 Micropaleontology 43 T127. Geoscience Applications of Diatom Micropaleontology: Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 507 Celebrating the Career of John A. Barron 103 T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small Tropical Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 507 Island Nations 160 T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small Tropical Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Island Nations (Posters) 271 New Research in Coastal Environments Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 207 333 Current Research in Coastal Environments (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Mineralogy/Crystallography 136 T128. Gemological Research in the Twenty-First Century: Monday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 207 Characterization, Exploration, and Geological Significance of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals 191 T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the Geosphere Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 207 and Biosphere: In Honor of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Roebling Medalist 231 Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, Presidential Tuesday 3–5:30 p.m. Room 207 Address, and Annual Business Meeting 254 T128. Gemological Research in the Twenty-First Century: Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Characterization, Exploration, and Geological Significance of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals (Posters) 255 T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the Geosphere Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F and Biosphere (Posters): In Honor of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Roebling Medalist 334 Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography 30 Recent Advances in Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 505 74 Recent Advances in Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 104 T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 505 161 T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 192 T133. New Views of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum Tuesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 505 223 T130. Influence of Volcanism on the Evolution of Cretaceous and Tuesday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 505 Paleogene Marine Ecosystems and Climate 287 T135. Timing, Drivers, and Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystem Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 504 Responses to the Cretaceous-Paleogene Extinction Event 311 T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and Wednesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 504 Extinction: Making Sense of Similarities and Differences 335 T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Extinction: Making Sense of Similarities and Differences (Posters)

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Paleontology, Biogeography/Biostratigraphy 16 T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding Evolution and Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ecology Using Biogeography I Ballroom 3C 44 T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding Evolution and Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Mile High Ecology Using Biogeography II Ballroom 3C 45 T137. Conodonts from Shallow Water and Related Environments: In Sunday 1:30–5 p.m. Mile High Honor and Memory of Bruce Wardlaw Ballroom 4C 75 Paleontology, Biogeography/Biostratigraphy (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 105 T138. Fossil Specimens 0’s and 1’s: Databases, Standards, & Mobilization Monday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ballroom 4C 193 T139. High-Precision Geochronological Constraints on the Geologic Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High History of Dinosaur Evolution Ballroom 4C Paleontology, Diversity, Extinction, Origination 46 T140. Evolution, Development, and Paleogenomics Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4AB 76 Paleontology, Diversity, Extinction, Origination (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 106 T145. Volcanism, Mass Extinctions, and Environmental Change Monday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ballroom 3C 118 Paleontology 1: Diversity, Extinction, and Origination Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4C 137 T142. Past and Present Global Biotic Crises: From Microbes to Megafauna Monday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 3C 224 T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, and Tuesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Mile High Paleoenvironmental Change I Ballroom 3C 225 T144. The Permian-Triassic Crisis and Its Aftermath: Biotic, Climatic, Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High and Environmental Upheavals Ballroom 4AB 288 T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, and Wednesday 8–11:50 a.m. Mile High Paleoenvironmental Change II Ballroom 3C Paleontology, Paleoecology/Taphonomy 17 T148. Making Paleoecology Relevant to the Twenty-First Century Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ballroom 4AB 18 T149. Mesozoic Ergs of the Colorado Plateau and Adjacent Areas: Sunday 8–11:40 a.m. Mile High Genesis, Paleoenvironments, Paleogeography, Paleontology, and Ballroom 4C Paleoclimate 77 T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 107 T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems I Monday 8–11:35 a.m. Mile High SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Ballroom 4AB 138 T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems II Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4AB 162 Paleontology, Paleoecology/Taphonomy (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 194 T147. Height, the Elusive Third Dimension of Terrestrial Ecosystems: Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High New Approaches for Determining the Structure and Complexity of Ballroom 3C Ecosystems on Land in Deep Time 195 T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems III Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 4AB 209 Paleontology 2: Paleoecology and Paleoclimate Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4C

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272 Paleontology 3: Taphonomy and Predation Wednesday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 4C Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns 163 Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 289 T151. New Approaches to Phylogenetic Paleobiology Wednesday 8 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4AB 312 T152. Troubles and Triumphs with Fossil Phylogenies Wednesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Mile High Ballroom 4AB Petrology, Igneous 19 T153. Alkaline Rocks: In Honor and Memory of Daniel S. Barker Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205 47 T154. Recent Advances in Understanding Magmatism along and within Sunday 1:30–4:55 p.m. Room 205 the Northern North American Cordillera 78 T153. Alkaline Rocks (Posters): In Honor and Memory of Daniel S. Barker Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 164 T154. Recent Advances in Understanding Magmatism along and within Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F the Northern North American Cordillera (Posters) 256 Recent Advances in Igneous Petrology and Geochemistry (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Petrology, Metamorphic 108 T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems I: Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205 A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister 139 T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems II: Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 205 A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister 196 T157. Mineral Equilibria, Fluid Flow and Metamorphism: Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205 A Celebration of John Ferry’s Career 257 T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters): A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister 258 T157. Mineral Equilibria, Fluid Flow and Metamorphism (Posters): Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F A Celebration of John Ferry’s Career 270 Heat and Mass Transfer through Earth’s Crust during Metamorphism Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 502 313 T158. Partitioning of Chlorine and Associated Halogens between Wednesday 1:30–4:40 p.m. Room 205 Minerals, Melts, and Brines 336 From Shallow to Deep: Recent Advances in Metamorphic Petrology Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) Planetary Geology 20 T170. Sedimentary Records in the Solar System Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High Ballroom 2C 21 T172. Tectonic, Volcanic, and Volcanotectonic Processes on Rocky Sunday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 201 Planetary Bodies 48 T160. Friends of Hoth: Satellites of the Outer Solar System Sunday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 201 49 T173. The Evolution of Mars from Mantle through Crust: New Views Sunday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High from Petrology and Geochemistry Ballroom 2C

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79 The Surface of Mars: Mineralogy, Geomorphology, and Habitability Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 80 T169. Planetary Geologic Mapping: Exploring the Solar System (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 109 T168. Past and Present Biosignature Recognition on Earth, Mars, Monday 8–11:30 a.m. Mile High and Beyond Ballroom 2C 110 T174. The Geology of Dwarf Planet Ceres Monday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 201 140 T161. From Bouncing Grains to Cemented Sandstones: Aeolian Monday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Mile High Processes and Stratigraphy in the Solar System Ballroom 2C 141 T162. From Stardust to Planets: A Geological Tour of the Career of Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 201 Harry Y. McSween Jr. 165 Meteorites and Planetary Potpourri (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 166 T159. Ceres’ Surface Composition as an Indication of Interior Evolution Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 197 T167. Mineral Spectroscopy—Harnessing Energy to Probe Solid Bodies Tuesday 8–11:55 a.m. Room 201 in the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert Award Session 211 P3. Exploring the Third Zone: The Geology of Pluto, Charon, and the Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Kuiper Belt Ballroom 2A/3A 259 T163. Frontiers in Geochronology: Ancient Systems and Planetary Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Environments (Posters) 290 T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar System Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 201 314 T166. Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) in the Solar System Wednesday 1:30–4:55 p.m. Room 201 337 T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar System Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 338 T167. Mineral Spectroscopy—Harnessing Energy to Probe Solid Bodies Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F in the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert Award Session (Posters) Precambrian Geology 1 Precambrian Geology Sunday 8–10:45 a.m. Room 302 167 Precambrian Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Public Policy 179 P5. The High Plains Aquifer: Can it be Managed for Today and Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Mile High the Future? Ballroom 2A/3A Quaternary Geology 50 T181. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Sunday 1:30–4:50 p.m. Room 406 Research Projects 81 Pleistocene-Holocene Glaciation, Earthquakes, and Environmental Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Change (Posters) 121 Recent Quaternary Research in Lacustrine, Glacial, Eolian, and Monday 1:30–5 p.m. Room 405 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY Tectonic Systems 198 T179. Quaternary Geochronometers: Applications of Multi-Technique Tuesday 8–11:40 a.m. Room 405 Approaches in Geomorphology and Archeology 226 T175. Aeolian Processes in Time and Space: Evidence from Landforms Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 407 and Sediments 227 T177. Insights and Challenges for Geomorphic, Geologic, and Tuesday 1:30–5:10 p.m. Room 406 Paleoseismic Investigations in the Rocky Mountain–Central U.S. Transition Region (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana) 291 T180. The Legacy of Herbert E. Wright, Jr.: Seminal Contributions Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 407 toward Understanding Interactions among Quaternary Climate, Landscape Processes, Vegetation, and Human Society

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339 T175. Aeolian Processes in Time and Space: Evidence from Landforms Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F and Sediments (Posters) Sediments, Carbonates 28 Carbonate Pore Systems and Diagenesis Sunday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 401 82 T184. New Insights to the Dynamics of Stratigraphy and Sedimentation Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 296 Sediments, Carbonates Wednesday 1:30–4:45 p.m. Room 401 340 Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Sediments, Clastic 22 T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and Sunday 8–11:20 a.m. Room 404 Planetary Surfaces 23 T191. Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud: Advances in Stratigraphic, Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 401 Sedimentologic, Geochemical, and Geomechanical Analyses of Fine- Grained Lithologies 51 T196. The Other Red Planet: Terrestrial Environments and Climates Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 501 from the Permian and Triassic 111 T194. The Context of Our Origins: Geological Studies of Old World Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 401 Fossil Primate and Hominin Sites 142 T193. Sedimentary Basins Monday 1:30–5:20 p.m. Room 401 168 T194. The Context of Our Origins: Geological Studies of Old World Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Fossil Primate and Hominin Sites (Posters) 260 T186. Combining Sedimentology, Ichnology, and Paleontology to Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Refine Spatiotemporal (Paleo)Environmental Interpretations and Clarify Salinity-Discharge Fluctuations along Modern and Ancient Complex Coastlines (Posters) 261 T193. Sedimentary Basins (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 273 Sediments, Clastic Wednesday 8–11:15 a.m. Room 402 292 T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking Depositional Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 401 Processes, Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary Record 341 Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 342 T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking Depositional Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Processes, Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary Record (Posters) 343 T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and Planetary Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Surfaces (Posters) Soils 199 T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Room 402 Soil Science 262 T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of Soil Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Science (Posters)

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Stratigraphy 24 T201. Cenozoic Geology of the Great Plains and Western United States: Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 402 Toward an Integrated Understanding of a Sedimentary, Paleoecologic, and Geohydrologic System 52 T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior I Sunday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 402 83 T201. Cenozoic Geology of the Great Plains and Western United States: Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Toward an Integrated Understanding of a Sedimentary, Paleoecologic, and Geohydrologic System (Posters) 115 T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Monday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 402 Time Ocean-Climate Perturbations I: Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur 145 T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 402 Time Ocean-Climate Perturbations II: Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur 169 T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Interior (Posters) 200 T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior II, Tuesday 8–11:30 a.m. Room 403 and Sediment Dispersal 210 Stratigraphy Tuesday 1:30–4:30 p.m. Room 402 228 T206. The Effects of Discharge Variability on Alluvial Stratigraphy: Tuesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 401 Toward a New Facies Model 263 T203. Dynamics of Continental Margin Sedimentation (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 264 T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Time Ocean-Climate Perturbations (Posters): Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur 315 T205. The Colorado Scientific Society III: From the Mountains to the Wednesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 402 Plains—New Concepts and Discoveries in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region 344 Stratigraphy (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 345 T205. The Colorado Scientific Society III: From the Mountains to the Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Plains—New Concepts and Discoveries in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region (Posters) Structural Geology 25 T208. Deconstructing Damage: Holistic Perspectives on the Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 203 Spatiotemporal Evolution of Brittle Fault Zones 53 T210. Folds and Folding: Form, Process, and Consequences Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 203 84 T208. Deconstructing Damage: Holistic Perspectives on the Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F

Spatiotemporal Evolution of Brittle Fault Zones (Posters) SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 112 T213. Structure and Tectonics of Mesoproterozoic Basins Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 203 117 New Approaches and Results in Structural Geology and Neotectonics Monday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Room 203 170 T210. Folds and Folding: Form, Process, and Consequences (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 171 T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Interactions in Natural Resources and Geologic Hazards (Posters) 201 T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault Tuesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 203 Interactions in Natural Resources and Geologic Hazards 229 T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics Tuesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Room 203 265 Structural Geology: Active and Ancient Deformation in North America Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F and around the World (Posters)

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266 T207. Best Student Geologic Mapping Competition (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 293 T209. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Ophiolites, Global Wednesday 8–11:35 a.m. Room 203 Tectonics, and Public Awareness of Earth Science I: Celebrating the Contributions of Eldridge Moores 316 T209. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Ophiolites, Global Wednesday 1:30–5:05 p.m. Room 203 Tectonics, and Public Awareness of Earth Science II: Celebrating the Contributions of Eldridge Moores 346 T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Tectonics/Tectonophysics 26 T215. Applications of Geochronology and Thermochronology for Sunday 8–11:50 a.m. Mile High Understanding the Tectonic Mechanisms and Surface Processes of the Ballroom 2B Tibetan Plateau 27 T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral Growth Sunday 8–11:50 a.m. Mile High to Orogenesis Ballroom 3B 54 T216. Cenozoic Evolution of the Southern Rocky Mountains and Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Northern Rio Grande Rift: Exploring Linkages between Geologic Ballroom 2B History, Processes, and Landscape Change 55 T217. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Tectonics, Impacts, Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Mass Extinctions, and Big History: Celebrating the Contributions of Ballroom 3B Walter Alvarez 85 T219. In Honor of Chuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian–Permian Ancestral Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Rocky Mountains and its Links to the Texas and Southern California— Northwestern Mexico Continental Margins of North America (Posters) 86 T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral Growth Sunday 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F to Orogenesis (Posters) 113 T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They Monday 8–11:35 a.m. Mile High Important and What Causes Them? Ballroom 2B 114 T219. In Honor of Chuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian–Permian Ancestral Monday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Rocky Mountains and its Links to the Texas and Southern California Ballroom 3B —Northwestern Mexico Continental Margins of North America 143 T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High Sedimentary Basins, Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology I: Ballroom 2B A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career 144 T227. Time Matters: Celebrating the Scientific Legacy of Samuel Monday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High A. Bowring Ballroom 3B 172 T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Important and What Causes Them? (Posters) 173 T216. Cenozoic Evolution of the Southern Rocky Mountains and Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Northern Rio Grande Rift: Exploring Linkages between Geologic History, Processes, and Landscape Change (Posters) 174 T227. Time Matters (Posters): Celebrating the Scientific Legacy of Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Samuel A. Bowring

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202 T218. Evidence for Neotectonic Earthquakes and Their Driving Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 507 Mechanisms in the Intraplate Region of Central and Eastern North America 203 T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Tuesday 8–11:40 a.m. Mile High Sedimentary Basins, Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology II: Ballroom 2B A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career 204 T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Tuesday 8–11:45 a.m. Mile High Plates of America Revisited I Ballroom 3B 205 T224. Records of Subduction Initiation in Modern and Ancient Settings Tuesday 8–11:30 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 2C 208 Intrusion, Accretion, Exhumation, and Collapse: Tectonics around Tuesday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Mile High the World Ballroom 2B 230 T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Tuesday 1:30–5:15 p.m. Mile High Plates of America Revisited II Ballroom 3B 267 T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Sedimentary Basins, Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology (Posters): A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career 274 Tectonics of Western North America: Late Paleozoic and through Time Wednesday 8–11:30 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 2C 294 T220. Physical and Numerical Modeling of Geologic Processes Wednesday 8–10 a.m. Mile High Ballroom 3B 317 T225. Tectonics of North American Cordillera and the Alps: Celebrating Wednesday 1:30–5:25 p.m. Mile High the Telling-It-Like-It-Is Scientific Career of Tim Wawrzyniec Ballroom 2B 347 Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 348 T220. Physical and Numerical Modeling of Geologic Processes (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 349 T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F Plates of America Revisited (Posters) Volcanology 56 T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes: A Tribute to the Sunday 1:30–5:30 p.m. Room 503 Distinguished Career of Don Swanson 89 Recent Advances in Volcanology: Volcanic Phenomena Monday 8–11:10 a.m. Room 503 175 Volcanology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F 176 T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes (Posters): A Tribute Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibit Hall E/F to the Distinguished Career of Don Swanson SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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Denver, Colorado, USA

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 121 Sessions Calendar

All 349 Technical Sessions will take place in the Colorado Convention Center (CCC). View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2016AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meetings schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at community.geosociety.org/gsa2016/mobileapp.

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SUNDAY, 25 SEPT. 1 8 a.m. Precambrian Geology Room 302 2 8 a.m. The Multidisciplinary Methodologies of Karst Studies and their Practical Applications to Room 504 Science, Planning, Policy, and Natural Resource Management 3 8 a.m. T9. Rare Earth and Critical Elements in Ore Deposits (Society of Economic Geologists) Room 301 4 8 a.m. T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Processes in Shale, Room 506

CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal Energy I 5 8 a.m. T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River System and Cenozoic Room 406 Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau–Rocky Mountain Region I (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 6 8 a.m. T55. Heterogeneity in Geomorphic Systems: Driving Forces and Landscape Response Room 405 (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 7 8 a.m. T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Midcontinent Rift Region I: Room 407 In Honor of William J. Hinze (GSA Geophysics Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 8 8 a.m. T70. The Animas River and Beyond: Balancing Science and Policy in Cleaning up America’s Room 403 Abandoned Mine Lands (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 9 8 a.m. T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Project-Based Learning into the Mile High Geoscience Classroom (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) Ballroom 4D 10 8 a.m. T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Science Standards I Mile High (National Earth Science Teachers Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Ballroom 4EF Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 11 8 a.m. T95. Museums at the Forefront of the History and Philosophy of Geology I (GSA History Room 303 and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) 12 8 a.m. T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems at the Watershed-Scale for Room 502 Water Management and Regulation (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of Hydrogeologists; Regional Groundwater Flow Commission; GSA Geology and Society Division) 13 8 a.m. T103. Emerging Contaminants in Water Supplies (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Room 501 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 14 8 a.m. T122. A Celebration of Lakes—Past and Present: In Honor of Dan Livingstone (GSA Limnogeology Room 207 Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 15 8 a.m. T125. Experimental Approaches and Technology in Service of Micropaleontology Room 507 (Paleontological Society; Cushman Foundation; Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Discipline; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Limnogeology Division) 16 8 a.m. T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding Evolution and Ecology Using Mile High Biogeography I (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution; Ballroom 3C Palaeontological Association) 122 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

17 8 a.m. T148. Making Paleoecology Relevant to the Twenty-First Century (Paleontological Society; Mile High Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 18 8 a.m. T149. Mesozoic Ergs of the Colorado Plateau and Adjacent Areas: Genesis, Paleoenvironments, Mile High Paleogeography, Paleontology, and Paleoclimate (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Ballroom 4C GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 19 8 a.m. T153. Alkaline Rocks: In Honor and Memory of Daniel S. Barker (GSA Mineralogy, Room 205 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 20 8 a.m. T170. Sedimentary Records in the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mile High Sedimentary Geology Division) Ballroom 2C 21 8 a.m. T172. Tectonic, Volcanic, and Volcanotectonic Processes on Rocky Planetary Bodies (GSA Room 201 Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 22 8 a.m. T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and Planetary Surfaces (GSA Room 404 Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 23 8 a.m. T191. Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud: Advances in Stratigraphic, Sedimentologic, Geochemical, Room 401 and Geomechanical Analyses of Fine-Grained Lithologies (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 24 8 a.m. T201. Cenozoic Geology of the Great Plains and Western United States: Toward an Integrated Room 402 Understanding of a Sedimentary, Paleoecologic, and Geohydrologic System (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; National Ground Water Association) 25 8 a.m. T208. Deconstructing Damage: Holistic Perspectives on the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Room 203 Brittle Fault Zones (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; U.S. Geological Survey; Geological Survey of Israel) 26 8 a.m. T215. Applications of Geochronology and Thermochronology for Understanding the Tectonic Mile High Mechanisms and Surface Processes of the Tibetan Plateau (GSA Structural Geology and Ballroom 2B Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 27 8 a.m. T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral Growth to Orogenesis (GSA Mile High Ballroom Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and 3B Tectonics Division) 28 1:30 p.m. Carbonate Pore Systems and Diagenesis Room 401 29 1:30 p.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology I Room 502 30 1:30 p.m. Recent Advances in Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography Room 505 31 1:30 p.m. Something for Everybody: The Many Faces of Karst Science in all its Multidisciplinary Glory Room 504 32 1:30 p.m. T5. Magmatic-Hydrothermal Ore Deposits: Metal Transport from Source to Sink (Society of Room 301 Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 33 1:30 p.m. T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Processes in Shale, Room 506 CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal Energy II 34 1:30 p.m. T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing Environmental Impact of Mining (GSA Room 302 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 35 1:30 p.m. T39. Go Small or Go Home: Microbeam Techniques Applied to Igneous, Metamorphic, and Room 404 Sedimentary Petrology of Earth and Planetary Materials (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

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36 1:30 p.m. T53. Floodplain Hydrogeomorphology: Dynamics of Sediment, Vegetation, and Organic Room 405 Matter in Altered and Unaltered Systems (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 37 1:30 p.m. T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Midcontinent Rift Region II: In Room 407 Honor of William J. Hinze (GSA Geophysics Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 38 1:30 p.m. T69. Geoscience, Society, and the Law: Exploring the Legal Problems Entailed with Room 403 Geologic Research and Practice (GSA Geology and Society Division; Geology and Public Policy Committee) 39 1:30 p.m. T72. Advances in In-Service and Pre-Service K-12 Earth Sciences Teacher Preparation and Mile High Professional Development (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Ballroom 4D Geoscience Teachers; NAGT Teacher Education Division) 40 1:30 p.m. T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Science Standards II Mile High (National Earth Science Teachers Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Ballroom 4EF Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 41 1:30 p.m. T95. Museums at the Forefront of the History and Philosophy of Geology II (GSA History Room 303 and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) 42 1:30 p.m. T123. From Outcrop to Core: Integrating Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimatic Records Room 207 across Time and Space (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 43 1:30 p.m. T127. Geoscience Applications of Diatom Micropaleontology: Celebrating the Career of John Room 507 A. Barron (Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 44 1:30 p.m. T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding Evolution and Ecology Using Mile High Biogeography II (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution; Palaeontological Ballroom 3C Association) 45 1:30 p.m. T137. Conodonts from Shallow Water and Related Environments: In Honor and Memory of Mile High Bruce Wardlaw (Paleontological Society; The Pander Society) Ballroom 4C 46 1:30 p.m. T140. Evolution, Development, and Paleogenomics (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Mile High Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 47 1:30 p.m. T154. Recent Advances in Understanding Magmatism along and within the Northern North Room 205 American Cordillera (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 48 1:30 p.m. T160. Friends of Hoth: Satellites of the Outer Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; Room 201 GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 49 1:30 p.m. T173. The Evolution of Mars from Mantle through Crust: New Views from Petrology and Mile High Geochemistry (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Ballroom 2C Volcanology Division)

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50 1:30 p.m. T181. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Research Projects (Council on Room 406 Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 51 1:30 p.m. T196. The Other Red Planet: Terrestrial Environments and Climates from the Permian and Room 501 Triassic (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 52 1:30 p.m. T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior I (GSA Sedimentary Room 402 Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 53 1:30 p.m. T210. Folds and Folding: Form, Process, and Consequences (GSA Structural Geology and Room 203 Tectonics Division) 54 1:30 p.m. T216. Cenozoic Evolution of the Southern Rocky Mountains and Northern Rio Grande Rift: Mile High Exploring Linkages between Geologic History, Processes, and Landscape Change (GSA Ballroom 2B Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 55 1:30 p.m. T217. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Tectonics, Impacts, Mass Extinctions, and Big Mile High History: Celebrating the Contributions of Walter Alvarez (GSA Structural Geology and Ballroom 3B Tectonics Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 56 1:30 p.m. T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Room 503 Don Swanson (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 57 1:45 p.m. P1. Mastery of the Subsurface: The Challenge to Improve Subsurface Energy Systems Mile High (Department of Energy; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Structural Ballroom 2A/3A Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division) 58 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Engineering Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 59 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Geomorphology, from the Mountains to the Coast (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 60 9 a.m. T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River System and Cenozoic Exhibit Hall E/F Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau-Rocky Mountain Region (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 61 9 a.m. T52. Deep Weathering, Ancient Landscapes and Regolith- Dominated Terrains (Posters) (GSA Exhibit Hall E/F Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 62 9 a.m. T55. Heterogeneity in Geomorphic Systems: Driving Forces and Landscape Response (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 63 9 a.m. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 64 9 a.m. T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky Mountain (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 65 9 a.m. Geoscience Education (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 66 9 a.m. T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Project-Based Learning into Exhibit Hall E/F the Geoscience Classroom (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 67 9 a.m. T76. Digital Poster Session: Training Preservice Teachers to Apply Digital Technology across Exhibit Hall E/F the Geoscience Curriculum (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 125 Sessions Calendar

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68 9 a.m. T77. Disseminating Best Practices and Resources Developed in Education Projects Funded by Exhibit Hall E/F the National Science Foundation or by Other Federal/State Agencies (Posters) 69 9 a.m. T91. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) (Association of American State Geologists) Exhibit Hall E/F 70 9 a.m. T96. The Geology of Art: The Use of Earth-Derived Materials in the Manufacture of Modern Exhibit Hall E/F and Ancient Art Forms (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) 71 9 a.m. T99. A Showcase of Undergraduate Research in Hydrogeology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 72 9 a.m. T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems at the Watershed-Scale for Exhibit Hall E/F Water Management and Regulation (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of Hydrogeologists; Regional Groundwater Flow Commission; GSA Geology and Society Division) 73 9 a.m. T122. A Celebration of Lakes-Past and Present (Posters): In Honor of Dan Livingstone Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 74 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Paleoclimatology and Paleoceanography (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 75 9 a.m. Paleontology, Biogeography/Biostratigraphy (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 76 9 a.m. Paleontology, Diversity, Extinction, Origination (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 77 9 a.m. T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) 78 9 a.m. T153. Alkaline Rocks (Posters): In Honor and Memory of Daniel S. Barker (GSA Mineralogy, Exhibit Hall E/F Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 79 9 a.m. The Surface of Mars: Mineralogy, Geomorphology, and Habitability (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 80 9 a.m. T169. Planetary Geologic Mapping: Exploring the Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Exhibit Hall E/F Geology Division) 81 9 a.m. Pleistocene-Holocene Glaciation, Earthquakes, and Environmental Change (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 82 9 a.m. T184. New Insights to the Dynamics of Stratigraphy and Sedimentation (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 83 9 a.m. T201. Cenozoic Geology of the Great Plains and Western United States: Toward an Integrated Exhibit Hall E/F Understanding of a Sedimentary, Paleoecologic, and Geohydrologic System (Posters) (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; National Ground Water Association) 84 9 a.m. T208. Deconstructing Damage: Holistic Perspectives on the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Exhibit Hall E/F Brittle Fault Zones (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; U.S. Geological Survey; Geological Survey of Israel) 85 9 a.m. T219. In Honor of Chuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian–Permian Ancestral Rocky Mountains Exhibit Hall E/F and its Links to the Texas and Southern California—Northwestern Mexico Continental Margins of North America (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 86 9 a.m. T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral Growth to Orogenesis (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division)

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MONDAY, 26 SEPT. 87 8 a.m. T40. Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Fractionation at Extreme Conditions: In Honor of Anat Room 404 Shahar, 2016 MSA Awardee (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 88 8 a.m. Geomorphic Processes in Coastal, Alluvial, Hillslope, and Extraterrestrial Environments Room 406 89 8 a.m. Recent Advances in Volcanology: Volcanic Phenomena Room 503 90 8 a.m. P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Impacts of Shale Mile High Ballroom Development I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology 2A/3A Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division) 91 8 a.m. T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Prehistory to Present Room 301 Day I (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; American Quaternary Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 92 8 a.m. T15. Geology and Geochemistry of Carbon Dioxide, Helium, and Other Low-BTU Room 506 Natural Gas Systems (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 93 8 a.m. T26. Biogeochemical Redox Cycling of Metals and Radionuclides (GSA Mineralogy, Room 302 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 94 8 a.m. T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: Rehabilitating or Accommodating Room 405 Altered Hydrologic and Sediment Regimes (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 95 8 a.m. T64. Injection-Induced Earthquakes: Geologic and Operational Constraints, Seismic Hazard, Room 407 Mitigation, and Societal Impact (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 96 8 a.m. T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Mile High Research, Mapping, and Resource Management I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology Ballroom 4D and Society Division) 97 8 a.m. T82. Methodological Decision Making in Geoscience Education Research (GSA Geoscience Mile High Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) Ballroom 4EF 98 8 a.m. T97. Unearthing the History of Women in Geosciences (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Room 303 Division; History of Earth Sciences Society; GSA Geology and Society Division) 99 8 a.m. T109. Karst Hydrology: New Insights of Dynamic Aquifer Systems (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Room 504 GSA Karst Division; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; Karst Waters Institute) 100 8 a.m. T112. Quantifying Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in the Field and on the Computer Room 501 (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 101 8 a.m. T113. Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Room 502 GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 102 8 a.m. T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars: In Memory of Elizabeth H. Gierlowski-Koredesch Room 207 (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 103 8 a.m. T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small Tropical Island Nations Room 507 (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; STEPPE; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) 104 8 a.m. T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History (Cushman Foundation; Geochemical Society; Room 505 Paleontological Research Institution; Paleontological Society; GSA Limnogeology Division) 105 8 a.m. T138. Fossil Specimens 0’s and 1’s: Databases, Standards, & Mobilization (Paleontological Mile High Society; iDigBio; STEPPE; University of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Smithsonian Ballroom 4C National Museum of Natural History; Paleontological Research Institution Department of Paleobiology) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 127 Sessions Calendar

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106 8 a.m. T145. Volcanism, Mass Extinctions, and Environmental Change (GSA Mineralogy, Mile High Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM Ballroom 3C [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) 107 8 a.m. T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems I (Paleontological Mile High Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 108 8 a.m. T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems I: A Tribute to Lincoln Room 205 Hollister (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 109 8 a.m. T168. Past and Present Biosignature Recognition on Earth, Mars, and Beyond (GSA Planetary Mile High Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) Ballroom 2C 110 8 a.m. T174. The Geology of Dwarf Planet Ceres (GSA Planetary Geology Division) Room 201 111 8 a.m. T194. The Context of Our Origins: Geological Studies of Old World Fossil Primate and Room 401 Hominin Sites (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society) 112 8 a.m. T213. Structure and Tectonics of Mesoproterozoic Basins (Belt Association; GSA Structural Room 203 Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 113 8 a.m. T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They Important and What Mile High Causes Them? (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Ballroom 2B Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 114 8 a.m. T219. In Honor of Chuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian–Permian Ancestral Rocky Mountains Mile High and its Links to the Texas and Southern California–Northwestern Mexico Continental Ballroom 3B Margins of North America (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 115 8 a.m. T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Time Ocean-Climate Room 402 Perturbations I: Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 116 10 a.m. T1. Pluvials, Atmospheric Rivers, Monsoons, and Water Availability in Western North America Room 404 from the Quaternary into the Future: Modeling, Observations, and Paleo Reconstructions of Hydroclimate Extremes (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) 117 1:30 p.m. New Approaches and Results in Structural Geology and Neotectonics Room 203 118 1:30 p.m. Paleontology 1: Diversity, Extinction, and Origination Mile High Ballroom 4C 119 1:30 p.m. Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience I Room 302 120 1:30 p.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II Room 501 121 1:30 p.m. Recent Quaternary Research in Lacustrine, Glacial, Eolian, and Tectonic Systems Room 405 122 1:30 p.m. P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Impacts of Shale Mile High Development II (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Ballroom 2A/3A Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division)

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123 1:30 p.m. P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental Impacts of Shale Mile High Development III (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Ballroom Geology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division) Prefunction 124 1:30 p.m. T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Prehistory to Present Room 301 Day II (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; American Quaternary Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 125 1:30 p.m. T16. Mudstone Evolution: From Deposition through Diagenesis (GSA Limnogeology Division; Room 506 GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 126 1:30 p.m. T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: Reaching Out to Stakeholders Room 303 (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; GSA Geology and Society Division) 127 1:30 p.m. T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy and a Multi-Chronometer Time Scale (GSA Mineralogy, Room 403 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 128 1:30 p.m. T41. pXRF in the Geosciences: Applications to Environmental, Regional, and Exploration Room 404 Geology (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 129 1:30 p.m. T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky Mountain (GSA Geophysics Room 503 Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 130 1:30 p.m. T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States: Craton to Gulf of Mexico Room 407 and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) 131 1:30 p.m. T68. Geoscience and Engineering Research Applied to Mined Geologic Repositories and Deep Room 406 Borehole Concepts for Disposal of Radioactive Waste (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 132 1:30 p.m. T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Mile High Mapping, and Resource Management II (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Ballroom 4D Society Division) 133 1:30 p.m. T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Transitions into the Mile High Workforce: Pathways for Success I (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Ballroom 4EF Geoscience Teachers; National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 134 1:30 p.m. T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements in Global Geohydrological Room 502 Systems and Management (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development (ISGSD)) 135 1:30 p.m. T116. Karst Critical Zone Evolution: The Rapid Responses of Carbonate Systems to Changes Room 504 in Climate, Sea Level, Groundwater Pumping, and Land Cover/Land-Use (GSA Karst Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Karst Waters Institute; International Association of GeoChemistry) 136 1:30 p.m. T128. Gemological Research in the Twenty-First Century: Characterization, Exploration, Room 207 and Geological Significance of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals (Gemological Institute of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 137 1:30 p.m. T142. Past and Present Global Biotic Crises: From Microbes to Megafauna (Paleontological Mile High Society; Palaeontological Association; STEPPE) Ballroom 3C 138 1:30 p.m. T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems II (Paleontological Mile High Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 139 1:30 p.m. T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems II: A Tribute to Lincoln Room 205 Hollister (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division)

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140 1:30 p.m. T161. From Bouncing Grains to Cemented Sandstones: Aeolian Processes and Stratigraphy in Mile High the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division ) Ballroom 2C 141 1:30 p.m. T162. From Stardust to Planets: A Geological Tour of the Career of Harry Y. McSween Jr. (GSA Room 201 Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 142 1:30 p.m. T193. Sedimentary Basins (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Room 401 Sedimentary Geology]) 143 1:30 p.m. T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Sedimentary Basins, Mile High Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology I: A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career Ballroom 2B (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Publications; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 144 1:30 p.m. T227. Time Matters: Celebrating the Scientific Legacy of Samuel A. Bowring (GSA Mineralogy, Mile High Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Ballroom 3B Smithsonian Institution; GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 145 1:30 p.m. T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Time Ocean-Climate Room 402 Perturbations II: Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 146 4 p.m. GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Room 505 147 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Archaeological Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 148 9 a.m. T9. Rare Earth and Critical Elements in Ore Deposits (Posters) (Society of Economic Geologists) Exhibit Hall E/F 149 9 a.m. T23. Environmental and Engineering Division Geology Student Research Competition Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists) 150 9 a.m. T24. Landslide Hazards: Inventories, Hazard Maps, Risk Analysis, and Warning Systems (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 151 9 a.m. T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing Environmental Impact of Mining (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 152 9 a.m. T39. Go Small or Go Home: Microbeam Techniques Applied to Igneous, Metamorphic, and Exhibit Hall E/F Sedimentary Petrology of Earth and Planetary Materials (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division) 153 9 a.m. T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: Rehabilitating or Accommodating Exhibit Hall E/F Altered Hydrologic and Sediment Regimes (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 154 9 a.m. T58. Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Exhibit Hall E/F Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 155 9 a.m. T78. Encouraging K9–16 Partnerships in the Geosciences to Maximize Recruitment and Exhibit Hall E/F Retention Efforts (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Science and Society Division)

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156 9 a.m. T93. Use of Geoscience Data Resources in Education and Research (Posters) (Geoscience Exhibit Hall E/F Information Society) 157 9 a.m. T112. Quantifying Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in the Field and on the Computer Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 158 9 a.m. T113. Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Exhibit Hall E/F Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 159 9 a.m. T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars (Posters): In Memory of Elizabeth H. Gierlowski- Exhibit Hall E/F Koredesch (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 160 9 a.m. T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small Tropical Island Nations (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; STEPPE; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) 161 9 a.m. T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History (Posters) (Cushman Foundation; Geochemical Society; Exhibit Hall E/F Paleontological Research Institution; Paleontological Society; GSA Limnogeology Division) 162 9 a.m. Paleontology, Paleoecology/Taphonomy (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 163 9 a.m. Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 164 9 a.m. T154. Recent Advances in Understanding Magmatism along and within the Northern North Exhibit Hall E/F American Cordillera (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 165 9 a.m. Meteorites and Planetary Potpourri (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 166 9 a.m. T159. Ceres’ Surface Composition as an Indication of Interior Evolution (Posters) (GSA Planetary Exhibit Hall E/F Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 167 9 a.m. Precambrian Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 168 9 a.m. T194. The Context of Our Origins: Geological Studies of Old World Fossil Primate and Exhibit Hall E/F Hominin Sites (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society) 169 9 a.m. T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior (Posters) (GSA Exhibit Hall E/F Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 170 9 a.m. T210. Folds and Folding: Form, Process, and Consequences (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology Exhibit Hall E/F and Tectonics Division) 171 9 a.m. T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault Interactions in Natural Resources Exhibit Hall E/F and Geologic Hazards (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Geology and Society Division) 172 9 a.m. T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They Important and What Causes Exhibit Hall E/F Them? (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 173 9 a.m. T216. Cenozoic Evolution of the Southern Rocky Mountains and Northern Rio Grande Rift: Exhibit Hall E/F Exploring Linkages between Geologic History, Processes, and Landscape Change (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 174 9 a.m. T227. Time Matters (Posters): Celebrating the Scientific Legacy of Samuel A. Bowring (GSA Exhibit Hall E/F Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Smithsonian Institution; GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 131 Sessions Calendar

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175 9 a.m. Volcanology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 176 9 a.m. T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes (Posters): A Tribute to the Distinguished Exhibit Hall E/F Career of Don Swanson (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) TUESDAY, 27 SEPT. 177 8 a.m. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results Room 407 178 8 a.m. Recent Advances in Engineering Geology Room 303 179 8 a.m. P5. The High Plains Aquifer: Can it be Managed for Today and the Future? (GSA Geology and Mile High Society Division; GSA Geology and Public Policy Committee; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Ballroom 2A/3A National Ground Water Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 180 8 a.m. T6. Micro-Analytical Techniques in Ore Deposit Research (Society of Economic Geologists; Room 301 Microanalysis Society (MAS); GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 181 8 a.m. T14. Geologic Energy Research I (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Room 506 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 182 8 a.m. T27. Find Your Park (and Other Public Lands) One Internship at a Time: Two Decades of Room 302 Providing Career Development Opportunities in Public Lands for Students and Recent Graduates (GSA Geology and Society Division) 183 8 a.m. T37. Excursions, Extinctions, and Environmental Change: New Advances in Geochemical Room 404 Tools Linked to Critical Intervals of Environmental and Biotic Change in Earth History (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 184 8 a.m. T49. Geobiology of Earth-Life Systems I (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Room 503 Paleontological Society) 185 8 a.m. T58. Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers (GSA Quaternary Geology Room 406 and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 186 8 a.m. T74. Climate Literacy in Formal and Informal Education, for Policy Makers and the Public, Mile High and Measures of Impact (GSA Geoscience Education Division; CLEAN Network; National Ballroom 4D Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 187 8 a.m. T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Transitions into the Mile High Workforce: Pathways for Success II (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association Ballroom 4EF of Geoscience Teachers; National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 188 8 a.m. T101. Can’t Take the Heat? Temperature as an Indicator and Tracer of Environmental Change Room 502 (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 189 8 a.m. T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes at Groundwater–Surface-Water Room 501 Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings (GSA Limnogeology Division)

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190 8 a.m. T115. Advances in Cave and Karst: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of E. Calvin Room 504 Alexander Jr. (GSA Karst Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; International Association of Hydrogeologist; Karst Waters Institute; Minnesota Groundwater Association; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; National Ground Water Association) 191 8 a.m. T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the Geosphere and Biosphere: In Honor Room 207 of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; Deep Carbon Observatory; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society ) 192 8 a.m. T133. New Views of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (Cushman Foundation; Room 505 Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 193 8 a.m. T139. High-Precision Geochronological Constraints on the Geologic History of Dinosaur Mile High Evolution (Paleontological Society; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Mineralogy, Ballroom 4C Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Research Institution) 194 8 a.m. T147. Height, the Elusive Third Dimension of Terrestrial Ecosystems: New Approaches for Mile High Determining the Structure and Complexity of Ecosystems on Land in Deep Time (GSA Ballroom 3C Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; The Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Research Institution) 195 8 a.m. T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems III (Paleontological Mile High Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 196 8 a.m. T157. Mineral Equilibria, Fluid Flow and Metamorphism: A Celebration of John Ferry’s Room 205 Career (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 197 8 a.m. T167. Mineral Spectroscopy—Harnessing Energy to Probe Solid Bodies in the Solar System: Room 201 The G.K. Gilbert Award Session (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 198 8 a.m. T179. Quaternary Geochronometers: Applications of Multi-Technique Approaches in Room 405 Geomorphology and Archeology (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division) 199 8 a.m. T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of Soil Science (GSA Hydrogeology Room 402 Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 200 8 a.m. T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior II, and Sediment Room 403 Dispersal (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 201 8 a.m. T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault Interactions in Natural Room 203 Resources and Geologic Hazards (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Geology and Society Division) 202 8 a.m. T218. Evidence for Neotectonic Earthquakes and Their Driving Mechanisms in the Intraplate Room 507 Region of Central and Eastern North America (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; EarthScope; U.S. Geological Survey) 203 8 a.m. T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Sedimentary Basins, Mile High Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology II: A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Ballroom 2B Career (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Publications; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 204 8 a.m. T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Plates of America Mile High Revisited I (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Ballroom 3B SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 133 Sessions Calendar

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205 8 a.m. T224. Records of Subduction Initiation in Modern and Ancient Settings (GSA Structural Mile High Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Ballroom 2C Division) 206 1:30 p.m. Geochemistry I Room 403 207 1:30 p.m. Geoscience Education Mile High Ballroom 2C 208 1:30 p.m. Intrusion, Accretion, Exhumation, and Collapse: Tectonics around the World Mile High Ballroom 2B 209 1:30 p.m. Paleontology 2: Paleoecology and Paleoclimate Mile High Ballroom 4C 210 1:30 p.m. Stratigraphy Room 402 211 1:30 p.m. P3. Exploring the Third Zone: The Geology of Pluto, Charon, and the Kuiper Belt (GSA Mile High Planetary Geology Division; AGU Planetary Sciences Section) Ballroom 2A/3A 212 1:30 p.m. T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Contributions to Economic Room 301 Geology of Jean S. Cline (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 213 1:30 p.m. T14. Geologic Energy Research II (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Room 506 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 214 1:30 p.m. T29. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (GSA Environmental and Engineering Room 302 Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 215 1:30 p.m. T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Organics in the Room 404 Environment (International Association of GeoChemistry; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 216 1:30 p.m. T46. Advanced Information Systems and the Geosciences: Visioning the Future (GSA Room 205 Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 217 1:30 p.m. T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Outreach, and Education Room 507 Activities (GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 218 1:30 p.m. T49. Geobiology of Earth-Life Systems II (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; Room 503 Paleontological Society) 219 1:30 p.m. T60. Quantifying and Interpreting the Role of Climate, Tectonics, and Autogenic Processes Room 405 in Landscape Dynamics (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 220 1:30 p.m. T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education (GSA Geoscience Mile High Education Division) Ballroom 4D 221 1:30 p.m. T87. Supporting Diverse Student Populations: Innovations and Strategies for Geo-Success Mile High (International Association for Geoscience Diversity; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Ballroom 4EF Association of Geoscience Teachers; National Earth Science Teachers Association; National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; NAGT TED (Teacher Education Division) 222 1:30 p.m. T92. Open Data, Open Access: Trends in Geoscience Publications and Data Sources Room 504 (Geoscience Information Society)

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223 1:30 p.m. T130. Influence of Volcanism on the Evolution of Cretaceous and Paleogene Marine Room 505 Ecosystems and Climate (Cushman Foundation; Paleontological Society; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Research Institution) 224 1:30 p.m. T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, and Paleoenvironmental Change I Mile High (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 3C 225 1:30 p.m. T144. The Permian-Triassic Crisis and Its Aftermath: Biotic, Climatic, and Environmental Mile High Upheavals (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 226 1:30 p.m. T175. Aeolian Processes in Time and Space: Evidence from Landforms and Sediments (GSA Room 407 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; International Society for Aeolian Research; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 227 1:30 p.m. T177. Insights and Challenges for Geomorphic, Geologic, and Paleoseismic Investigations in Room 406 the Rocky Mountain–Central U.S. Transition Region (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists-Rocky Mountain Section; Colorado Geological Survey; Colorado Scientific Society ) 228 1:30 p.m. T206. The Effects of Discharge Variability on Alluvial Stratigraphy: Toward a New Facies Room 401 Model (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 229 1:30 p.m. T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics (GSA Structural Geology and Room 203 Tectonics Division) 230 1:30 p.m. T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Plates of America Mile High Revisited II (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Ballroom 3B 231 3 p.m. Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, Presidential Address, and Annual Room 207 Business Meeting 232 4:30 p.m. GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Room 502 233 9 a.m. T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change from Prehistory to Present Exhibit Hall E/F Day III (Posters) (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; American Quaternary Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 234 9 a.m. T14. Geologic Energy Research (Posters) (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Exhibit Hall E/F Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 235 9 a.m. T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: Reaching Out to Stakeholders Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; GSA Geology and Society Division) 236 9 a.m. T27. Find Your Park (and Other Public Lands) One Internship at a Time: Two Decades Exhibit Hall E/F of Providing Career Development Opportunities in Public Lands for Students and Recent Graduates (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division) 237 9 a.m. T30. Sigma Gamma Epsilon—Undergraduate Research (Posters) (Sigma Gamma Epsilon) Exhibit Hall E/F 238 9 a.m. T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy and a Multi-Chronometer Time Scale (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 239 9 a.m. T35. Contamination and Human Impact Records from Lake and Estuarine Sediment (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Limnogeology Division; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline; Paleontological Society) 240 9 a.m. T37. Excursions, Extinctions, and Environmental Change: New Advances in Geochemical Exhibit Hall E/F Tools Linked to Critical Intervals of Environmental and Biotic Change in Earth History (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 135 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

241 9 a.m. T41. pXRF in the Geosciences: Applications to Environmental, Regional, and Exploration Exhibit Hall E/F Geology (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 242 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Geoinformatics (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 243 9 a.m. T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the Midcontinent Rift Region (Posters): Exhibit Hall E/F In Honor of William J. Hinze (GSA Geophysics Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 244 9 a.m. T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States (Posters): Craton to Gulf of Exhibit Hall E/F Mexico and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) 245 9 a.m. T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the National Parks: Research, Exhibit Hall E/F Mapping, and Resource Management (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 246 9 a.m. T74. Climate Literacy in Formal and Informal Education, for Policy Makers and the Public, Exhibit Hall E/F and Measures of Impact (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; CLEAN Network; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 247 9 a.m. T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Transitions into the Exhibit Hall E/F Workforce: Pathways for Success (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 248 9 a.m. T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements in Global Geohydrological Exhibit Hall E/F Systems and Management (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development (ISGSD)) 249 9 a.m. T104. From Pores to Mountains, and Minutes to Millennia (Posters): Session Dedicated to the Exhibit Hall E/F Contributions of Rob Bowman, Fred Phillips, and John Wilson 250 9 a.m. T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes at Groundwater–Surface-Water Exhibit Hall E/F Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings (Posters) (GSA Limnogeology Division) 251 9 a.m. Something for Everybody: The Many Faces of Karst Science in all its Multidisciplinary Glory Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 252 9 a.m. T115. Advances in Cave and Karst (Posters): A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of E. Exhibit Hall E/F Calvin Alexander Jr. (GSA Karst Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; International Association of Hydrogeologist; Karst Waters Institute; Minnesota Groundwater Association; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; National Ground Water Association) 253 9 a.m. T123. From Outcrop to Core: Integrating Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimatic Records Exhibit Hall E/F across Time and Space (Posters) (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group)

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254 9 a.m. T128. Gemological Research in the Twenty-First Century: Characterization, Exploration, and Exhibit Hall E/F Geological Significance of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals (Posters) (Gemological Institute of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 255 9 a.m. T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the Geosphere and Biosphere (Posters): Exhibit Hall E/F In Honor of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; Deep Carbon Observatory; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society ) 256 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Igneous Petrology and Geochemistry (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 257 9 a.m. T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems (Posters): A Tribute to Exhibit Hall E/F Lincoln Hollister (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 258 9 a.m. T157. Mineral Equilibria, Fluid Flow and Metamorphism (Posters): A Celebration of John Exhibit Hall E/F Ferry’s Career (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 259 9 a.m. T163. Frontiers in Geochronology: Ancient Systems and Planetary Environments (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Planetary Geology Division) 260 9 a.m. T186. Combining Sedimentology, Ichnology, and Paleontology to Refine Spatiotemporal Exhibit Hall E/F (Paleo)Environmental Interpretations and Clarify Salinity-Discharge Fluctuations along Modern and Ancient Complex Coastlines (Posters) (Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 261 9 a.m. T193. Sedimentary Basins (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Exhibit Hall E/F Sedimentary Geology]) 262 9 a.m. T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of Soil Science (Posters) (GSA Exhibit Hall E/F Hydrogeology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 263 9 a.m. T203. Dynamics of Continental Margin Sedimentation (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Exhibit Hall E/F Division; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline; Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Discipline; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 264 9 a.m. T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies of Deep Time Ocean-Climate Exhibit Hall E/F Perturbations (Posters): Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) 265 9 a.m. Structural Geology: Active and Ancient Deformation in North America and around the World Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) 266 9 a.m. T207. Best Student Geologic Mapping Competition (Posters) (U.S. Geological Survey National Exhibit Hall E/F Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program; Association of American State Geologists; GSA Foundation; American Geosciences Institute; American Institute of Professional Geologists; Journal of Maps) 267 9 a.m. T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran Tectonics, Sedimentary Basins, Exhibit Hall E/F Sandstone Provenance, and Geoarchaeology (Posters): A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Publications; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPT. 268 8 a.m. Economic Geology Room 301 269 8 a.m. Geochemistry II Room 403 270 8 a.m. Heat and Mass Transfer through Earth’s Crust during Metamorphism Room 502 271 8 a.m. New Research in Coastal Environments Room 207 272 8 a.m. Paleontology 3: Taphonomy and Predation Mile High Ballroom 4C 273 8 a.m. Sediments, Clastic Room 402 SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 137 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

274 8 a.m. Tectonics of Western North America: Late Paleozoic and through Time Mile High Ballroom 2C 275 8 a.m. P4. Geologic Evolution of Cuba (GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Mile High Group; Cuban Geological Society) Ballroom 2A/3A 276 8 a.m. T19. Unconventional Energy Resources (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Mile High Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Ballroom 2B 277 8 a.m. T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Hazards I (GSA Environmental and Room 303 Engineering Geology Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) 278 8 a.m. T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants (GSA Environmental and Engineering Room 302 Geology Division) 279 8 a.m. T44. The Holistic Approach to Landscape Evolution: Incorporating Chronometric Data into Room 404 the Geologic History of a Region (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 280 8 a.m. T47. Big Data in the Geosciences: In Memory of M. Lee Allison (GSA Geoinformatics Division) Room 205 281 8 a.m. T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Evolution I (GSA Quaternary Room 405 Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 282 8 a.m. T62. Quantifying Geomorphic Response to Floods: From Geochronologic Methods Room 406 to High-Resolution Data and State-of-the-Art Models (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 283 8 a.m. T79. Graduate Student Preparation for STEM Workforce (GSA Geology and Society Division; Mile High GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Ballroom 4D International Association for Geoscience Diversity; GSA Student Advisory Council; National Earth Science Teachers Association) 284 8 a.m. T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes for Geology Students: Mile High Using Cognitive Science to Inform Geoscience Teaching and Learning I Ballroom 4EF 285 8 a.m. T89. Bringing the Horse to Water and Getting It to Drink: Obstacles and Innovative Ways Room 503 of Getting the Religious Public to Consider Scientific Evidence (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; Paleontological Society) 286 8 a.m. T111. Polar Changes (GSA Limnogeology Division) Room 501 287 8 a.m. T135. Timing, Drivers, and Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystem Responses to the Cretaceous- Room 504 Paleogene Extinction Event (Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; Society of Vertebrate Paleontology ) 288 8 a.m. T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, and Paleoenvironmental Change II Mile High (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Ballroom 3C 289 8 a.m. T151. New Approaches to Phylogenetic Paleobiology (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Mile High Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 290 8 a.m. T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Room 201 Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)

138 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

291 8 a.m. T180. The Legacy of Herbert E. Wright, Jr.: Seminal Contributions toward Understanding Room 407 Interactions among Quaternary Climate, Landscape Processes, Vegetation, and Human Society (American Quaternary Association; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 292 8 a.m. T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking Depositional Processes, Room 401 Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary Record (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 293 8 a.m. T209. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Ophiolites, Global Tectonics, and Public Room 203 Awareness of Earth Science I: Celebrating the Contributions of Eldridge Moores (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 294 8 a.m. T220. Physical and Numerical Modeling of Geologic Processes (GSA Structural Geology and Mile High Tectonics Division) Ballroom 3B 295 1:30 p.m. Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience II Room 302 296 1:30 p.m. Sediments, Carbonates Room 401 297 1:30 p.m. T3. Economic Geology of the Extensional Terrains (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Room 301 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 298 1:30 p.m. T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Hazards II (GSA Environmental Room 303 and Engineering Geology Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) 299 1:30 p.m. T36. Environmental Effects Related to Unconventional Oil and Gas Resources (GSA Room 403 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 300 1:30 p.m. T45. Urban Geochemistry (International Association of GeoChemistry; GSA Mineralogy, Room 404 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 301 1:30 p.m. T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River System and Cenozoic Mile High Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Plateau–Rocky Mountain Region II (GSA Sedimentary Ballroom 2A/3A Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 302 1:30 p.m. T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 406 Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 303 1:30 p.m. T59. Paleofloods and Related Fluvial Processes during the Late Quaternary: Reconstructions Room 407 and Causes (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; American Quaternary Association; Past Global Changes (PAGES)–Floods Working Group; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 304 1:30 p.m. T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Evolution II (GSA Room 405 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 305 1:30 p.m. T80. Implementing Discovery-Based Research Experiences in Undergraduate Geoscience Mile High Courses and Curricula (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; GSA Ballroom 4D Geoscience Education Division) 306 1:30 p.m. T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes for Geology Students: Using Mile High Cognitive Science to Inform Geoscience Teaching and Learning II Ballroom 4EF 307 1:30 p.m. T94. Women and Geology: Who Are We, Where Have We Come From, and Where Are We Room 503 Going? (Association for Women Geoscientists; GSA Geology and Society Division) 308 1:30 p.m. T104. From Pores to Mountains, and Minutes to Millennia: Session Dedicated to the Room 502 Contributions of Rob Bowman, Fred Phillips, and John Wilson 309 1:30 p.m. T107. In-Situ Technologies for Energy Resource Extraction: The Role of Water (GSA Room 501 Hydrogeology Division) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 139 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

310 1:30 p.m. T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to El Niño, Extreme Weather Events, Mile High and Landscape Disturbances (GSA Hydrogeology Division) Ballroom 3B 311 1:30 p.m. T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and Extinction: Making Sense of Room 504 Similarities and Differences (GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 312 1:30 p.m. T152. Troubles and Triumphs with Fossil Phylogenies (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Mile High Research Institution) Ballroom 4AB 313 1:30 p.m. T158. Partitioning of Chlorine and Associated Halogens between Minerals, Melts, and Room 205 Brines (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 314 1:30 p.m. T166. Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) in the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; Room 201 GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Large Igneous Provinces Commission of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior [IAVCEI]) 315 1:30 p.m. T205. The Colorado Scientific Society III: From the Mountains to the Plains—New Concepts Room 402 and Discoveries in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado Scientific Society; Colorado Geological Survey; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division ) 316 1:30 p.m. T209. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Ophiolites, Global Tectonics, and Public Room 203 Awareness of Earth Science II: Celebrating the Contributions of Eldridge Moores (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 317 1:30 p.m. T225. Tectonics of North American Cordillera and the Alps: Celebrating the Telling-It-Like-It- Mile High Is Scientific Career of Tim Wawrzyniec (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Ballroom 2B 318 9 a.m. Economic Geology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 319 9 a.m. T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Contributions to Economic Exhibit Hall E/F Geology of Jean S. Cline (Posters) (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 320 9 a.m. T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Processes in Shale, Exhibit Hall E/F CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal Energy (Posters) 321 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Environmental Geoscience (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 322 9 a.m. T29. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Exhibit Hall E/F Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) 323 9 a.m. T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Exhibit Hall E/F Geology Division) 324 9 a.m. Geochemistry (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 325 9 a.m. T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements and Organics in the Exhibit Hall E/F Environment (Posters) (International Association of GeoChemistry; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division)

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326 9 a.m. T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Outreach, and Education Exhibit Hall E/F Activities (Posters) (GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 327 9 a.m. T60. Quantifying and Interpreting the Role of Climate, Tectonics, and Autogenic Processes in Exhibit Hall E/F Landscape Dynamics (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 328 9 a.m. T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape Evolution (Posters) (GSA Exhibit Hall E/F Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 329 9 a.m. T79. Graduate Student Preparation for STEM Workforce (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Exhibit Hall E/F Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International Association for Geoscience Diversity; GSA Student Advisory Council; National Earth Science Teachers Association) 330 9 a.m. T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Exhibit Hall E/F Education Division) 331 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 332 9 a.m. T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to El Niño, Extreme Weather Events, Exhibit Hall E/F and Landscape Disturbances (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 333 9 a.m. Current Research in Coastal Environments (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 334 9 a.m. Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 335 9 a.m. T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and Extinction: Making Sense of Exhibit Hall E/F Similarities and Differences (Posters) (GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 336 9 a.m. From Shallow to Deep: Recent Advances in Metamorphic Petrology (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 337 9 a.m. T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Exhibit Hall E/F Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 338 9 a.m. T167. Mineral Spectroscopy—Harnessing Energy to Probe Solid Bodies in the Solar System: Exhibit Hall E/F The G.K. Gilbert Award Session (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 339 9 a.m. T175. Aeolian Processes in Time and Space: Evidence from Landforms and Sediments Exhibit Hall E/F (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; International Society for Aeolian Research; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 340 9 a.m. Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 341 9 a.m. Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 342 9 a.m. T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking Depositional Processes, Exhibit Hall E/F Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary Record (Posters) (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Marine/Coastal Science Discipline; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 343 9 a.m. T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and Planetary Surfaces (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) 344 9 a.m. Stratigraphy (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 345 9 a.m. T205. The Colorado Scientific Society III: From the Mountains to the Plains—New Concepts Exhibit Hall E/F and Discoveries in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region (Posters) (Colorado Scientific Society; Colorado Geological Survey; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division ) 346 9 a.m. T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Exhibit Hall E/F

Tectonics Division) CALENDAR SESSIONS

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347 9 a.m. Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) Exhibit Hall E/F 348 9 a.m. T220. Physical and Numerical Modeling of Geologic Processes (Posters) (GSA Structural Exhibit Hall E/F Geology and Tectonics Division) 349 9 a.m. T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent–United Plates of America Exhibit Hall E/F Revisited (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division)

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Denver, Colorado, USA

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Meeting policy prohibits the use of cameras A no-smoking policy has been established by AM or sound-recording equipment at technical the Program Committee and will be followed sessions and poster sessions. in all meeting rooms for technical sessions.

NOTICE In the interest of public information, the Geological Society of America provides a forum for the presentation of diverse opinions and positions. The opinions (views) expressed by speakers and exhibitors at these sessions are their own and do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Geological Society of America. SUNDAY

NOTE INDEX SYSTEM Numbers (3-4, 15-4) indicate session and order of presentation within that session. *denotes speaker

SUNDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2016

CONDITIONS OF PALEOPROTEROZOIC P-RICH MORNING ORAL DEPOSITS, ZAONEGA FORMATION, NW RUSSIA TECHNICAL SESSIONS 1-7 9:45 AM Sawada, Hikaru*; Sawaki, Yusuke; Sato, Tomohiko; Saito, Takuya; Fujisaki, Wataru; Ueda, Hisahiro; Maruyama, Shigenori; Isozaki, Yukio; Sakata, Shuhei: SESSION NO. 1 GEOCHRONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS OF THE Precambrian Geology PALEOARCHEAN SHURUGWI GREENSTONE BELT IN 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 302 THE ZIMBABWE CRATON Latisha Ashley Brengman and Melissa M. Hage, Presiding 1-8 10:00 AM Meert, Joseph G.*; Pivarunas, Anthony F.; Katusin, Karastin Daun; Pandit, M.K.; Sinha, Anup K.: A DECADE+ 1-1 8:00 AM Wörndle-Quoëx, Sarah*; Gibson, Timothy M.; Crockford, OF PRECAMBRIAN PALEOMAGNETISM IN INDIA Peter W.; Halverson, Galen P.; Kunzmann, Marcus; Hodgskiss, Malcolm S.W.: STRATIGRAPHY AND AGE- 1-9 10:15 AM Farooqui, Muhammad Ahmed*; Umar, Muhammad: CALIBRATED δ13C RECORD FROM THE BYLOT PETROGRPAHY, GEOCHEMISTRY AND PROVENANCE SUPERGROUP, BAFFIN ISLAND: EVOLUTION OF LATE PROTEROZOIC SALT RANGE FORMATION OF OF SURFACE-OCEAN CHEMISTRY IN LATE THE SALT RANGE PAKISTAN MESOPROTEROZOIC 1-10 10:30 AM Şen, Fatih*; Koral, Hayrettin; Irena, Peytcheva: POSSIBLE 1-2 8:15 AM Hage, Melissa M.*; Fedo, Christopher M.; Usui, Tomohiro; EDIACARAN AGE FOR BASAL TERRESTRIAL Whitehouse, Martin J.: ORIGIN OF >3.65 GA QUARTZ- DEPOSITS IN THE ISTANBUL ZONE: RADIOMETRIC AMPHIBOLE-PYROXENE ROCKS FROM AKILIA, SW AGES FROM CROSSCUTTING DYKES GREENLAND: AN INTEGRATED FIELD AND MINERAL COMPOSITION INVESTIGATION SESSION NO. 2 1-3 8:30 AM Brengman, Latisha Ashley*; Larson, Phillip; Hanson, The Multidisciplinary Methodologies of Karst Studies and their Stephen: A TEXTURAL AND MINERALOGICAL Practical Applications to Science, Planning, Policy, and Natural INVESTIGATION OF EARLY DIAGENETIC REACTIONS Resource Management IN THE ~1.88 GA BIWABIK IRON FORMATION, MN 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 1-4 8:45 AM Medig, Kirsti P.R.*; Thorkelson, Derek; Rainbird, Robert; Cory W. BlackEagle, Douglas R. Gouzie and Jonathan B. Sumrall, Presiding Davis, William J.; Turner, Elizabeth C.; Gibson, H. Daniel; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Marshall, Daniel D.: MESOPROTEROZOIC BASINS IN YUKON, CANADA SHOW INITIAL RIFTING OF 2-1 8:05 AM Ham, Brian C.*; Federico, Ric; Winter, Shaun A.; Kuykendall, COLUMBIA AND SEAWAY DEVELOPMENT Jason; Polk, Jason; North, Leslie A.; Kambesis, Patricia N.; McClanahan, Kegan; Marasa, Michael: CORVETTES AND 1-5 9:00 AM Guan, Shuwei*; Ren, Rong; Wu, Lin: PROGRESSES OF KARST: A MICROGRAVITY SURVEY AT THE NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN, DYNAMICS EVOLUTION CORVETTE MUSEUM, BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY AND EXPLORATION RESEARCH ON MESO- NEOPROTEROZIC RIFTS IN THE OLD CRATONS, CHINA 2-2 8:20 AM Kennedy, Curtis R.*; Russo, Tess; Buda, Tony: NEAR- SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF KARSTIC 9:15 AM BREAK CONTROLS ON LOCALIZED HILLSLOPE HYDROLOGY 1-6 9:30 AM Alfimova, Nadezhda A.*; Lepland, Aivo:RARE EARTH 2-3 8:35 AM Houser, Leah M.*; Bechtel, Timothy D.; Schaneng, ELEMENT CHARACTERISTICS TRACING FORMATION Svenja; Xie, Yunnan; Goldscheider, Nico; Chen, Zhao;

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Ni, Xiqin: GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING OF ALPINE KARST 3-3 8:40 AM Taylor, Cliff D.*; Aleinikoff, John N.; Holm-Denoma, GROUNDWATER CONDUITS, HIRSCHEGG, AUSTRIA Christopher S.; Neymark, Leonid A.; Bala, Sarah A.; 2-4 8:50 AM Lyons-Baral, Johnny*; Kemeny, John M; Casavant, Pascarelli, Samantha, E.; Pillers, Renee M.; Karl, Susan M.; Robert R.: COUPLING HIGH RESOLUTION SURFACE Van Gosen, Bradley S.; Morgan, Leah E.; Cosca, Michael A.: AND SUBSURFACE POINT CLOUDS FOR CAVERN NEW GEOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE AND KARST MODELING, CHARACTERIZATION AND FORMATION AND HYDROTHERMAL ENRICHMENT ANALYSIS OF THE BOKAN MOUNTAIN PERALKALINE IGNEOUS COMPLEX AND ASSOCIATED HREE DEPOSITS, 9:05 AM Breithaupt, Brent H.*; Matthews, Neffra A.; Wood, John R.; 2-5 SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA, USA Noble, Tommy A.; Meachen, Julie; Redman, Cory M.: PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DOCUMENTATION OF NATURAL 3-4 8:55 AM Berger, Michael L.*; Wendlandt, Richard; Hitzman, TRAP CAVE, WYOMING Murray W.; Pfaff, Katharina; Gysi, Alexander P.: CONTROLS ON REE-Y-ZR MINERALIZATION IN THE PAJARITA 9:20 AM Ebersole, Sandy*; Hill, Morgan: 2-6 GIS DATA, TECHNIQUES, MOUNTAIN PERALKALINE SYENITE COMPLEX, AND MODELS FOR KARST MAPPING IN ALABAMA MESCALERO APACHE RESERVATION, OTERO COUNTY, 2-7 9:35 AM Kambesis, Patricia N.*; Despain, Joel: IDENTIFICATION NEW MEXICO AND CLASSIFICATION OF HYPOGENIC CAVES OF THE 3-5 9:10 AM London, David*: ORE-FORMING PROCESSES WITHIN FAR WESTERN UNITED STATES GRANITIC PEGMATITES (Invited Presentation) 9:50 AM ADDITIONAL Q&A; DISCUSSION 3-6 9:30 AM Stern, Charles R.*; Ross, Jeremy; Allaz, Julien M.; Raschke, 9:55 AM BREAK Markus B.; Farmer, G. Lang; Skewes, M. Alexandra: ROLE 2-8 10:10 AM Kresse, Timothy M.*; Hays, Phillip D.; Knierim, Katherine J.; OF SILICATE-FLUORIDE MELT IMMISCIBILITY IN THE Wacaster, Samantha R.: DETERMINING VULNERABILITY FORMATION OF PROTEROZOIC F- AND REE-RICH IN KARST TERRAINS: QUANTIFYING IMPORTANT SEGREGATIONS WITHIN APLITE VEINS IN THE LONGS TRANSPORT PATHWAYS IN KARST AQUIFERS OF THE PEAK-ST. VRAIN BATHOLITH NEAR JAMESTOWN, OZARK PLATEAUS COLORADO, USA 2-9 10:25 AM Jacobson, Samuel N.*; Herman, Ellen K.; Vesper, Dorothy J.; 3-7 9:45 AM Kelley, Karen D.*; Spry, Paul G.; McLemore, Virginia T.: Moore, Johnathan E.; Crandall, Dustin: A NOVEL CRITICAL ELEMENTS IN ALKALINE IGNEOUS ROCK- APPROACH TO TURBULENT MULTIPHASE FLOW RELATED EPITHERMAL GOLD DEPOSITS IMAGING: FLOW IN 3D PRINTED KARSTIC CONDUITS 3-8 10:00 AM Gion, Austin M.*; Piccoli, Philip M.; Candela, Philip A.; 2-10 10:40 AM Jackson, Brent A.*; McMillan, Nancy J.: DISTINGUISHING Nance, John R.: INDIUM IN FERROMAGNESIAN CALCITE SAMPLES WITH AND WITHOUT MINERALS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY BIOMARKERS USING LASER-INDUCED BREAKDOWN 10:15 AM BREAK SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS), GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS, 3-9 10:30 AM Marsh, Erin E.*; Hitzman, Murray W.; Leach, David L.; NEW MEXICO Koenig, Alan E.: A REVIEW OF CRITICAL ELEMENTS IN 2-11 10:55 AM Budahn, Kelsey E.*; Sasowsky, Ira D.; Quick, Thomas J.; SELECT SEDIMENTARY ROCK-HOSTED PB, ZN, AND Gutiérrez, Francisco; Guerrero, Jesús; Gisbert, Mario; CU DEPOSITS Campbell, Hunter J.: THE ROLE OF CONDENSATION 3-10 10:45 AM Emsbo, Poul*; McLaughlin, Patrick I.; Vandenbroucke, CORROSION ON SPELEOGENESIS IN SEMI-ARID Thijs R.A.; du Bray, Edward A.; Anderson, Eric D.: A ENVIRONMENTS: A MORPHOLOGICAL AND GLOBAL ASSESSMENT OF REE’S IN SEDIMENTARY METEOROLOGICAL INVESTIGATION IN THE IBERIAN PHOSPHATE DEPOSITS CHAIN, SPAIN 3-11 11:00 AM Van Gosen, Bradley S.*; Sengupta, Debashish: PLACER- 11:10 AM Gouzie, Douglas*; Lockwood, Benjamin: 2-12 USE OF TYPE RARE EARTH ELEMENT DEPOSITS (Invited DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS FUNCTIONS TO DETERMINE Presentation) FLOWPATHS IN KARST AQUIFERS IN PORTIONS OF THE INNER BLUEGRASS KARST REGION, KENTUCKY 3-12 11:15 AM Jowitt, Simon M.*; Mudd, Gavin M.: RARE EARTH ELEMENTS FROM HEAVY MINERAL SANDS: 11:25 AM Francis, Andrew Kehler*; Peterson, Eric W.; Dogwiler, Toby; 2-13 REALIZING THE POTENTIAL OF A FORGOTTEN Rowley, R.J.: EVALUATING VARIATION IN LITHOLOGY RESOURCE? AS AN EROSIONAL CONTROL ON A FLUVIOKARST SYSTEM LOCATED IN CARTER CAVES STATE RESORT 3-13 11:30 AM McLemore, Virginia T.*: EXPLORATION FOR RARE EARTH PARK, NORTHEASTERN KENTUCKY ELEMENTS (REE) IN HEAVY MINERAL, BEACH-PLACER DEPOSITS IN THE SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO 2-14 11:40 AM Jones, Natalie A.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Zappitello, Sarah J.: GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF SINKHOLES TO DELINEATE SESSION NO. 4 KARST CATCHMENT, KAIBAB PLATEAU, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK T13. Fracture, Faulting, and Reactive Fluid Flow in Tight Rocks: Coupled Processes in Shale, CO2 Sequestration, and Geothermal 11:55 AM ADDITIONAL Q&A; DISCUSSION Energy I SESSION NO. 3 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 506 T9. Rare Earth and Critical Elements in Ore Deposits (Society of J. William Carey and Jason Heath, Presiding Economic Geologists) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 4-1 8:05 AM Dewers, Thomas*; Eichhubl, Peter; Ganis, Ben; Wheeler, E.E. Marsh and Philip L. Verplanck, Presiding Mary; White, Deandra; Major, Jonathan; Heath, Jason; Jammoul, Mohamad; Kobos, Peter; Liu, Ruijie; Matteo, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Ed; Rinehart, Alex; Sobolik, Steve; Stormont, John; Taha, 3-1 8:05 AM Eggert, Roderick G.*: RARE EARTHS AND CRITICAL Mahmoud; Newell, Pania: CONTROL OF PROCESS ELEMENTS IN ORE DEPOSITS: AN ECONOMIC FOR SUBSURFACE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING: INTRODUCTION (Invited Presentation) EXAMPLES FROM GEOLOGIC CARBON STORAGE 3-2 8:25 AM Verplanck, Philip L.*; Mariano, Anthony; Mariano, Anthony: (Invited Presentation) RARE EARTH ELEMENT AND NIOBIUM ENRICHMENTS 4-2 8:20 AM Phillips, Adrienne*; Gerlach, Robin; Cunningham, Al; IN CARBONATITES Troyer, Eric; Norton, Drew; Hiebert, Randy; Kirksey, Jim; Esposito, Richard A.; Rowe, Wayne; Spangler, Lee:

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BIOMINERALIZATION: A STRATEGY TO MODIFY 5-1 8:15 AM Parker, Stuart D.*; Sears, James W.: NORTH-FLOWING PERMEABILITY IN THE SUBSURFACE PALEO-RIVER ON THE MONIDA PASS SEGMENT OF 4-3 8:35 AM Grove, Benjamin S.*; Poreda, Robert J.; Walsh, Talor B.; THE MONTANA-IDAHO CONTINENTAL DIVIDE: DOWN- Darrah, Thomas H.: RADIOGENIC NOBLE GASES TRACK STREAM REACH OF THE EARLY COLORADO RIVER NATURAL GAS MIGRATION ALONG FAULTS AND SYSTEM DESTROYED BY BASIN-RANGE FAULTING? FRACTURES IN BLACK SHALES 5-2 8:30 AM Aslan, Andres*; Karlstrom, Karl E.; Heizler, Matthew; Hale, 4-4 8:50 AM Carey, J. William*; Frash, Luke: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Michael L.: OLIGO-MIOCENE RIVER EVOLUTION OF THE AM OF FRACTURE GENERATION AND PERMEABILITY UPPER COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM EVOLUTION DURING INJECTION-INDUCED 5-3 8:45 AM Sheehan, Christopher E.*; Ward, Dylan: LATE PRECIPITATION IN CARBONATE-RICH SHALE PLEISTOCENE EROSION AND RETREAT OF A 36 4-5 9:05 AM Hao, Yue*; Settgast, Randolph R.; Tompson, Andrew F.B.; COLORADO PLATEAU CUESTA: INSIGHTS USING CL Fu, Pengcheng; Morris, Joseph P.; Ryerson, Frederick J.: 5-4 9:00 AM Thomson, Stuart N.*; Soreghan, Gerilyn S.; Reiners, MODELING OF CHEMICALLY-INDUCED FRACTURE Peter W.; Murray, Kendra E.; Peyton, S. Lynn: A PERMEABILITY EVOLUTION AND ITS IMPACT ON DEFINITIVE 6 MA START DATE FOR CARVING OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY PRODUCTION THE NORTHEASTERN COLORADO PLATEAU SUNDAY 4-6 9:20 AM Pawar, Rajesh J.*; Makedonska, Nataliia: ASSESSING CANYONLANDS LEAKAGE POTENTIAL OF FRACTURED CAPROCKS 5-5 9:15 AM Marchetti, David W.*; Bailey, Christopher M.; Biek, Robert F.; THROUGH DISCRETE FRACTURE NETWORK Huth, Tyler E.: INTEGRATION AND EVOLUTION OF THE MODELING APPROACH FREMONT RIVER INTO THE GREATER COLORADO 9:35 AM BREAK RIVER SYSTEM 4-7 9:50 AM Gierzynski, Alec O.*; Pollyea, Ryan: QUANTIFYING THE 5-6 9:30 AM Beard, L. Sue*; Hereford, Richard; Heizler, Matthew T.; EFFECTS OF SPATIAL UNCERTAINTY IN FRACTURE Karlstrom, Karl E.; Crossey, Laura J.; Pecha, Mark; PERMEABILITY ON CO LEAKAGE THROUGH CAP House, P. Kyle: EARLY PLEISTOCENE (< CA. 2 MA) 2 DENUDATION OF NORTHEAST ARIZONA INFERRED ROCKS DURING GEOLOGIC CO2 STORAGE IN CONTINENTAL FLOOD BASALTS FROM RECONSTRUCTION OF THE WHITE MESA PALEODRAINAGE 4-8 10:05 AM Trainor-Guitton, Whitney*; Sun, Yunwei; Mansoor, Kayyum; Carroll, Susan: MERITS OF PRESSURE AND 9:45 AM BREAK GEOCHEMICAL DATA AS INDICATORS OF CO2/BRINE 5-7 10:00 AM Young, Richard A.*: COMPARATIVE LANDSCAPE LEAKAGE INTO A HETEROGENEOUS, SEDIMENTARY EVOLUTION IN THE WESTERN GRAND CANYON AQUIFER REGION, ARIZONA 4-9 10:20 AM Dobson, Patrick F.*; Oldenburg, Curtis M.; Daley, 5-8 10:15 AM Luscombe, Jennifer E.*; Kimbrough, David L.; Young, Thomas M.; Birkholzer, Jens T.; Cook, Paul J.; Ajo-Franklin, Richard A.; Tillquist, Brian P.: PROVENANCE OF Jonathan; Rutqvist, Jonny; Siler, Drew L.; Kneafsey, PALEOGENE RIM GRAVELS VOLCANIC CLASTS Timothy J.; Nakagawa, Seiji; Wu, Yuxin; Guglielmi, Yves; INDICATE AN EXTRAREGIONAL SOURCE: Ulrich, Craig; Wang, Herb F.; Haimson, Bezalel C.; Sone, IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOGEOGRAPHIC Hiroki; Vigilante, Peter; Roggenthen, William M.; Doe, RECONSTRUCTION OF SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA Thomas W.; Lee, Moo Y.; Mattson, Earl D.; Huang, Hai; 5-9 10:30 AM Winn, Carmen*; Karlstrom, Karl; Shuster, David L.; Kelley, Johnson, Timothy J.; Morris, Joseph P.; White, Joshua A.; Shari A.; Fox, Matthew: COMBINED AFT, AHE, 4HE/3HE Johnson, Paul A.; Coblentz, David D.; Heise, Jaret: THE THERMOCHRONOLOGIC DATA INDICATE CARVING OF KISMET (PERMEABILITY (K) AND INDUCED SEISMICITY WESTERNMOST GRAND CANYON IN THE LAST 6 MA MANAGEMENT FOR ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES) 5-10 10:45 AM Faulds, James E.*; Schreiber, B. Charlotte; Langenheim, PROJECT – AN UNDERGROUND FIELD LABORATORY Victoria E.; Hinz, Nicholas H.; Shaw, Thomas H.: FOR INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONS BETWEEN PALEOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS OF LATE NATURAL AND INDUCED FRACTURES, STRESS FIELD, MIOCENE LACUSTRINE AND NONMARINE EVAPORITE AND ROCK FABRIC DEPOSITS IN THE LAKE MEAD REGION: IMMEDIATE 4-10 10:35 AM Evans, James P.*; Kessler, James A.; Chen, Xiewei; PRECURSORS TO THE COLORADO RIVER Bradbury, Kelly K.; Varriale, Jerome A.; Pulsipher, 11:00 AM McDougall, Kristin*; Miranda Martinez, Adriana Yanet: Mikaela A.; Schmitt, Douglas R.; Shervais, John: 5-11 BOUSE FORMATION ALONG THE LOWER COLORADO STRUCTURAL AND GEOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF RIVER CORRIDOR: TRANSITION FROM MARINE A POTENTIAL GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE IN BASALTS, ESTUARY TO SALINE LAKE WESTERN SNAKE RIVER PLAIN, IDAHO 5-12 11:15 AM O’Connell, Brennan*; Dorsey, Rebecca J.; Humphreys, 4-11 10:50 AM Walsh, Talor B.*; Ditzler, Lindsey P.; Mitra, Gautam: Eugene D.: A PRE-COLORADO RIVER NORTHERN GULF DETERMINING THE FACTORS THAT CONTROL OF CALIFORNIA MARINE EMBAYMENT RECORDED NATURAL FRACTURE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE BY TIDAL RHYTHMITES IN THE SOUTHERN BOUSE APPALACHIAN PLATEAU FORMATION 4-12 11:05 AM Stonge, Andy*: A LATE CRETACEOUS POLYGONAL FAULT SYSTEM IN CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA SESSION NO. 6 11:20 AM DISCUSSION T55. Heterogeneity in Geomorphic Systems: Driving Forces and Landscape Response (GSA Quaternary Geology and SESSION NO. 5 Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) System and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 Plateau-Rocky Mountain Region I Charles M. Shobe and Rachel C. Glade, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 6-1 8:00 AM Mitchell, Nathaniel*; Yanites, Brian J.: EXPLORING THE Ryan S. Crow, L. Sue Beard, Rebecca Dorsey, Andres Aslan, Eric Kirby, LITHOLOGIC INFLUENCE ON BEDROCK RIVER Brandon Schmandt, Lijun Liu, Richard A. Young, P. Kyle House, David L. Shuster MORPHOLOGY THROUGH THE SALMON RIVER and Karl Karlstrom, Presiding WATERSHED OF CENTRAL IDAHO 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

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6-2 8:15 AM Schanz, Sarah A.*; Montgomery, David R.; Collins, EVOLUTION OF THE 1.1 GA MIDCONTINENT RIFT Brian D.; Duvall, Alison R.: EXAMINING ALTERNATIVE (Invited Presentation) HYPOTHESES FOR HOLOCENE STRATH TERRACE 7-2 8:35 AM Hinze, William J.*: REFLECTIONS ON THE FORMATION: THE ROLE OF SEDIMENT RETENTION MIDCONTINENT RIFT SYSTEM (Invited Presentation) AND WOODY DEBRIS 7-3 8:55 AM Swanson-Hysell, Nicholas L.*; Ramezani, Jahandar; 6-3 8:30 AM Shobe, Charles M.*; Tucker, Gregory E.: EXPERIMENTAL Fairchild, Luke M.; Rose, Ian: NEW GEOCHRONOLOGIC STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF LARGE BLOCKS ON AND PALEOMAGNETIC CONSTRAINTS ON FLUVIAL RESPONSE TO BASELEVEL FALL MIDCONTINENT RIFT DEVELOPMENT 6-4 8:45 AM Ward, Dylan J.*; Sheehan, Christopher E.: CLIFF RETREAT 7-4 9:10 AM Fairchild, Luke M.*; Swanson-Hysell, Nicholas L.; Ramezani, DYNAMICS MODULATE SIGNALS OF BASE-LEVEL Jahandar; Sprain, Courtney J.; Bowring, Samuel A.: THE CHANGE IN LAYERED ROCKS, COLORADO PLATEAU, END OF MIDCONTINENT RIFT MAGMATISM AND THE USA (Invited Presentation) PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF LAURENTIA 9:05 AM BREAK 7-5 9:25 AM Miller, James D.*: GEOLOGIC, GEOCHEMICAL, AND 6-5 9:20 AM Glade, Rachel C.*; Anderson, Robert S.; Tucker, Gregory E.: GEOCHRONOLOGIC EVIDENCE FOR THE EXISTANCE BLOCKS CONTROL HILLSLOPE EVOLUTION IN AND TIMING OF A SIGNIFICANT MAFIC UNDERPLATED LANDSCAPES DEVELOPED IN LAYERED ROCK REGION BENEATH THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT IN THE 6-6 9:35 AM Clark, Marin K.*; Anderson, Suzanne P.; Anderson, LAKE SUPERIOR REGION Robert S.; Zekkos, Dimitrios: EFFECTS OF WEATHERING 7-6 9:40 AM Behrendt, John C.*: GLIMPCE SEISMIC REFLECTION ON THE MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF LAYERED EVIDENCE OF DEEP-CRUSTAL AND UPPER MANTLE BASALTS INTRUSIONS AND MAGMATIC UNDERPLATING 6-7 9:50 AM Del Vecchio, Joanmarie*; Martin, Connor; Mount, Gregory J.; ASSOCIATED WITH THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT SYSTEM Hayes, Jorden; Comas, Xavier; DiBiase, Roman A.: (MRS) OF NORTH AMERICA – ANOTHER LOOK SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CHARACTERISTICS 9:55 AM BREAK OF PERIGLACIAL LANDSCAPE MODIFICATION IN 7-7 10:10 AM Shen, Weisen*; Wiens, Douglas; Aleqabi, Ghassan; CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA van der Lee, Suzan; Stein, Seth; Wysession, Michael E.; 6-8 10:05 AM Roy, Samuel G.*; Koons, Peter O.; Tucker, Gregory E.; Frederiksen, Andrew; Darbyshire, Fiona; Zhang, Hao; Wolin, Upton, Phaedra: EFFECTS OF GEOMECHANICAL Emily; Bollmann, Trevor: A COMPREHENSIVE SEISMIC HETEROGENEITY ON RIVER DRAINAGE AND INVESTIGATION OF THE MID-CONTINENT RIFT FROM LANDSCAPE RESPONSE (Invited Presentation) USARRAY AND SPREE 6-9 10:25 AM Gray, Harrrison*; Tucker, Gregory E.; Hobley, Daniel E.J.; 7-8 10:25 AM van der Lee, Suzan*; Zhang, Hao; Wolin, Emily; Bollmann, Duvall, Alison R.; Harbert, Sarah; Owen, Lewis A.: LATE- Trevor; Revenaugh, Justin; Wiens, Douglas; Frederiksen, QUATERNARY SLIP-RATE OF THE SOUTHERN SAN Andrew; Darbyshire, Fiona; Aleqabi, Ghassan; Wysession, ANDREAS FAULT INFERRED FROM LANDSCAPE Michael E.; Stein, Seth; Jurdy, Donna M.: DISTINCT MODELING OF SHEARED DRAINAGES CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN 10:40 AM BREAK MID-CONTINENT RIFT FROM P WAVE RECEIVER FUNCTIONS 6-10 10:55 AM Cunningham, Maxwell*; Stark, Colin; Kaplan, Michael R.; Schaefer, Joerg M.: DUELING EROSION FRONTS: 7-9 10:40 AM Levandowski, Will*: AN ALGORITHM TO COMBINE GLACIAL BUZZCUTTING AND NONGLACIAL SCARP GRAVITY, TOPOGRAPHY, SEISMIC VELOCITY, ENCROACHMENT LIMIT THE HEIGHT OF TROPICAL AND HEAT FLOW APPLIED TO UNDERSTAND MOUNTAINS THE PROTEROZOIC EVOLUTION AND MODERN STRUCTURE OF THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT 6-11 11:10 AM Kravitz, Katherine*; Mueller, Karl; Upton, Phaedra: MECHANICAL FEEDBACKS BETWEEN LANDSCAPE 7-10 10:55 AM Hollings, Pete*; Heggie, Geoff: PASSIVE RIFTING – EVOLUTION, ROCK RHEOLOGY, AND ACTIVE TIME TO RETHINK THE PLUME PARADIGM FOR THE DEFORMATION IN CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, MIDCONTINENT RIFT UTAH 7-11 11:10 AM Bedrosian, Paul A.*: MAKING IT AND BREAKING 6-12 11:25 AM Yager, Elowyn M.*; Buxton, Todd; Buffington, John; Fremier, IT IN THE UPPER MIDWEST: CONSTRAINTS ON Alex; Hassan, Marwan: WHAT IS HIDDEN IN HIDING CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY AND RIFTING FROM FUNCTIONS? BED ARRANGEMENT IMPACTS ON EARTHSCOPE SIZE-SELECTIVE TRANSPORT AND LANDSCAPE 7-12 11:25 AM Keller, G. Randy*: LITHOSPHERIC BLOCKS AND EVOLUTION (Invited Presentation) RIFTING IN CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA: STRUCTURE, 6-13 11:45 AM Tranel, Lisa M.*: STREAM MORPHOLOGY AND TECTONICS, AND GLOBAL ANALOGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN GARNET CANYON, TETON RANGE, WYOMING SESSION NO. 8 T70. The Animas River and Beyond: Balancing Science and Policy SESSION NO. 7 in Cleaning up America’s Abandoned Mine Lands (GSA Geology T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Midcontinent Rift Region I: In Honor of William J. Hinze (GSA Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Geophysics Division; Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Volcanology Division) GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 403 Sedimentary Geology)) Katie Walton-Day, Robert L. Runkel and Brent Lewis, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Benjamin J. Drenth, Joyashish Thakurta and William F. Cannon, Presiding 8-1 8:05 AM Walton-Day, Katherine*; Runkel, Robert L.; Yager, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Douglas B.: INTEGRATED STUDIES OF THE UPPER 7-1 8:15 AM Schulz, Klaus J.*; Nicholson, Suzanne W.; Woodruff, ANIMAS RIVER WATERSHED 1996-2001: RELEVANCE Laurel G.; Cannon, William F.: ALMOST AN OCEAN–THE TO THE 2015 GOLD KING MINE RELEASE

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8-2 8:20 AM Roberts, Scott W.*; Bidwell, Marcie: AN EVALUATION 9-7 9:30 AM DeAngelis, Michael T.*: THE PLANETARY GEOLOGY OF IMPACTS TO ANIMAS RIVER BENTHIC EXPLORATION MISSION PROPOSAL PROJECT: MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIES FROM THE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS GOLD KING MINE RELEASE WORKING TOGETHER TO DEVELOP FIELD-BASED 8-3 8:35 AM Runkel, Robert L.*; Walton-Day, Katherine; Cain, Daniel J.; RESEARCH PROPOSALS Kimball, Briant A.: COPPER CONCENTRATIONS IN 9:45 AM BREAK WATER AND SEDIMENT FOLLOWING THE AUGUST 9-8 10:00 AM Rahl, Jeffrey M.*: IMPLEMENTATION AND AM 2015 GOLD KING MINE RELEASE ASSESSMENT OF A FLIPPED CLASSROOM MODEL 8-4 8:50 AM Gardner, William*: SHIFTING PUBLIC POLICY IN IN AN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY CLASS (Invited ABANDONED MINE LANDS REMEDIATION: A CASE Presentation) STUDY IN THE POST GOLD KING MINE SPILL 9-9 10:15 AM Hawkins, John F.*: METHODS FOR BRINGING 8-5 9:10 AM Chapin, Thomas P.*: AUTOMATED MINISIPPER STUDENT BASED FIELD EXPERIENCES AND SAMPLING FOR TOXIC METALS IN THE UPPER ANIMAS OBSERVATIONS INTO A PEER LEARNING COMMUNITY RIVER: HIGH-RESOLUTION MONITORING RESULTS THAT IS DESIGNED FOR LARGE INTRODUCTORY BEFORE AND AFTER THE GOLD KING MINE EVENT GEOSCIENCES COURSES AND BEYOND SUNDAY 8-6 9:25 AM Steltzer, Heidi*: DON’T JUDGE A RIVER BY ITS COLOR 9-10 10:30 AM Reyna, Nathaly*; Kennedy, Ben; Hampton, Samuel J.; 9:40 AM BREAK Wilson, Thomas; Davies, Tim; Fenton, Clark; Brogt, Erik; Pedley, Katherine; Davies, Alistair; Jolley, Alison; 8-7 9:55 AM Gusek, James J.*: HOW COULD THE GOLD KING MINE Sommerville, Pete; Hersey, Shelley; Matthews, Barrie: A WATER BE PASSIVELY TREATED? METHODOLOGY FOR INTEGRATING A VIRTUAL FIELD 8-8 10:10 AM Goss, Christoph Michael*: AN OVERVIEW OF TRIP WITH INTERACTIVE LEARNING INTO A TERTIARY UNDERGROUND MINE BULKHEADS IN A FRACTURED CURRICULUM MOUNTAIN SETTING (Invited Presentation) 9-11 10:45 AM Houghton, Jacqueline J.*; Robinson, Annabeth; Gordon, 8-9 10:30 AM Blake, Johanna M.*; Timmons, Stacy S.; Bexfield, Laura M.; Clare E.; Lloyd, Geoff E.; Morgan, Daniel J.: USING Brown, Jeb; Mamer, Ethan: SURFACE-WATER AND SCREEN-BASED VIRTUAL REALITY LANDSCAPES TO GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN NORTHWESTERN NEW PREPARE STUDENTS FOR THE FIELD MEXICO AFTER THE GOLD KING MINE RELEASE 9-12 11:00 AM Santos, Gabriel-Philip*; Farke, Andrew A.: THE RAYMOND 8-10 10:45 AM Ruhl, Laura*; Wren, Maryevalyn; Pollock, Erik D.: GOLD M. ALF MUSEUM AND THE WEBB SCHOOLS: A UNIQUE, KING MINE SPILL: EFFECTS ON THE WATER AND RESEARCH-BASED HIGH SCHOOL GEOSCIENCE SEDIMENT QUALITY IN THE ANIMAS RIVER PROGRAM 8-11 11:00 AM Rodriguez-Freire, Lucia*; Avasarala, Sumant; McLee, 9-13 11:15 AM Grupp, Steven R.*; Newlin, Gary E.: TEACHING Patrick; Artyushkova, Kateryna; Brearley, Adrian; Peterson, SCIENTIFIC LITERACY AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS Eric; Crossey, Laura J.; Latta, Drew; Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S.; IN A GEOLOGICALLY THEMED LEARNING COMMUNITY Schuler, Andrew; Cerrato, Jose: BIOGEOCHEMICAL 9-14 11:30 AM Braue, Ross E.*; Weremeichik, Jeremy M.: THE STUDENT PROCESSES AFFECTING METAL CYCLING ALONG THE COLLEAGUE: EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSFUL ANIMAS RIVER INCORPORATION OF FIELD WORK IN UPPER-DIVISION 8-12 11:15 AM Young, Doug*: POLICY ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES PROMOTING ABANDONED MINE CLEANUPS (Invited Presentation) SESSION NO. 10 11:35 AM DISCUSSION T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Science Standards I (National Earth Science Teachers SESSION NO. 9 Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Project-Based Learning into the Geoscience Classroom (GSA Geology and Society Division) Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF Division) Michael J. Passow, Belinda E. Jacobs, Carla McAuliffe and Cheryl L.B. Manning, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D Presiding Stephanie Shepherd and Jamie S.F. Levine, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 9-1 8:00 AM Barquero-Molina, Miriam*: FIFTEEN WEEKS OF “LAB”: 10-1 8:15 AM Wysession, Michael E.*: NGSS: THE 2016 ELECTION HAS PROJECT-BASED LEARNING IN A JUNIOR-LEVEL GONE STATE BY STATE, AND THE WINNER IS… SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY CLASS 10-2 8:30 AM Robeck, Ed*; Awad, Aida; Sullivan, Susan: PROMOTING (Invited Presentation) PARTNERSHIPS FOR NGSS IMPLEMENTATION 8:15 AM Ebert, James R.*: 9-2 FIELD-BASED CLASS RESEARCH 10-3 8:45 AM Egger, Anne E.*; Kastens, Kim A.; Mara, Valentina; PROJECTS AND THE METHODS OF GEOSCIENCE Turrin, Margaret J.: DEVELOPING FUTURE TEACHERS’ 9-3 8:30 AM Donahoe, Rona J.*: ANALYTICAL GEOCHEMISTRY – AN ABILITIES AND MOTIVATIONS TO TEACH THE NEXT EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING COURSE AHEAD OF ITS GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS THROUGH TIME? INFUSING SUSTAINABILITY AND EARTH LITERACY 9-4 8:45 AM Shepherd, Stephanie L.*: TRANSFORMING A 10-4 9:00 AM Geary, Edward*; Antilla, Julie; Baldwin, Kathyrn; TRADITIONAL GEOMORPHOLOGY COURSE TO AN Clark-Blickenstaff, Jacob; Dechaine, Jenny; Ebert, Ellen; ACTIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR UPPER LEVEL Hanley, Daniel; Nelson, Tamara; Rios, Jose; Ronca, Roxane; GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS Wright-Mockler, Ann: ADAPTING WASHINGTON STATE’S 9-5 9:00 AM Whisner, Jennifer K.*; Franek, Benjamin; Beyer, TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT Patricia: STRUCTURED ENCOUNTERS WITH REAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEXT GENERATION DATA: SNEAKING UP ON DOING SCIENCE (Invited SCIENCE STANDARDS (Invited Presentation) Presentation) 10-5 9:15 AM Pyle, Eric J.*: NGSS AND THE K12 FRAMEWORK AS 9-6 9:15 AM Miller, Brian*: GEOPHYSICAL FIELD METHODS: GUIDES TO THE COLLABORATIVE DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCES FROM AN UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OF EARTH SCIENCE TEACHER PREPARATION STANDARDS (Invited Presentation)

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10-6 9:30 AM Baldwin, Kathryn A.*; Egger, Anne E.; Geary, Edward; 11-10 10:45 AM Torrens, Hugh*: MUSEOLOGICAL MUSINGS ON THE Nelson, Tamara H.; Nollmeyer, Gustave E.: THE NEXT WILLIAM SMITH (1769-1839) COLLECTION OF FOSSILS, GENERATION OF EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY THE FIRST STRATIGRAPHICALLY CURATED IN (Invited Presentation) ENGLAND (Invited Presentation) 10-7 9:45 AM Brey, James A.*; Schreiber-Abshire, Wendy; Geer, Ira W.; 11-11 11:05 AM Lindemann, John W.*: THE GEOLOGIC MAPS OF Weinbeck, Robert S.; Mills, Elizabeth W.; Nugnes, Kira A.: WILLIAM MACLURE (1763-1840) - AMERICAN CREATING AN ENVIRONMENTALLY LITERATE PUBLIC GEOLOGIST THROUGH THE AMS DATASTREME PROJECT 11-12 11:20 AM Miller, Steven*: WESTERN INTERIOR SEAWAY 10-8 10:00 AM Kinzler, Rosamond J.*; Contino, Julie: LOOKING AHEAD SHORELINES TO NGSS: PREPARING EARTH SCIENCE TEACHERS 11:35 AM DISCUSSION FOR URBAN SCHOOLS USING THE FRAMEWORK FOR K-12 SCIENCE EDUCATION (NRC, 2012) SESSION NO. 12 10-9 10:15 AM Manning, Cheryl L.B.*; Buhr Sullivan, Susan M.; Holzer, T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems Missy: CREATING NGSS-STYLE UNITS FOR HIGH at the Watershed-Scale for Water Management and Regulation SCHOOL COURSES USING CLEAN AND OTHER (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association of RESOURCE COLLECTIONS Hydrogeologists; Regional Groundwater Flow Commission; 10-10 10:30 AM McAuliffe, Carla*: ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES FOR GSA Geology and Society Division) IMPLEMENTING NGSS IN K-12 EARTH SYSTEM 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 502 SCIENCE CLASSROOMS Brian Smerdon and W. Payton Gardner, Presiding 10-11 10:45 AM Xu, Cassie*; Newton, Robert; Turrin, Margaret J.; Hemming, Sidney; D’Andrea, William J.; Passow, Michael J.: 12-1 8:00 AM Schmidt, Amanda H.*; Lüdtke, Stefan; Andermann, Christoff: SUPPORTING THE GOALS OF THE NGSS THROUGH ESTIMATING TRANSIENT WATER STORAGE FROM LDEO STUDENT RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES PRECIPITATION-DISCHARGE HYSTERESIS 11:00 AM DISCUSSION 12-2 8:15 AM Pellegran, Morgan A.*; Broussard, Whitney P.; Borrok, David M.: DEPTH TO GROUNDWATER: INTERPOLATION 11:15 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS TECHNIQUES USING LARGE DATASETS FROM GROUNDWATER WELLS IN LOUISIANA SESSION NO. 11 12-3 8:30 AM Jackson, Tracie*; Fenelon, Joe: CONCEPTUALIZING T95. Museums at the Forefront of the History and Philosophy GROUNDWATER-FLOW SYSTEMS: USING WATER- of Geology I (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; LEVEL MODELS TO UNDERSTAND STRESSES GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education AFFECTING WATER LEVELS Division; History of Earth Sciences Society; Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) 12-4 8:45 AM Solomon, D. Kip*; Gilmore, Troy E.; Genereux, David P.; Georgek, Jennifer; Heilweil, Victor; Solder, John E.: 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 CHARACTERIZING UNCONFINED AQUIFERS USING Gary Rosenberg and Renee M. Clary, Presiding SEEP- AND STREAM-BASED MEASUREMENTS OF 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS GROUNDWATER AGE (Invited Presentation) 11-1 8:05 AM Conniff, Richard M.*: MAKING MUSEUMS MATTER: 12-5 9:05 AM Smerdon, Brian*; Gardner, W. Payton: CAN RIVER A DISTINGUISHED HISTORY AND AN UNCERTAIN WATER DATA BE LEVERAGED TO UNDERSTAND FUTURE (Invited Presentation) GROUNDWATER CIRCULATION FOR A LARGE AREA? 11-2 8:25 AM Johnson, Kirk*: IMAGINE A WORLD WITHOUT 12-6 9:20 AM Gardner, William Payton*: USING MULTIPLE DINOSAURS: HOW NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMS ENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS AND LUMPED HAVE SHAPED PROGRESS IN PALEONTOLOGY PARAMETER MODELS TO CHARACTERIZE FRACTURE (Invited Presentation) FLOW SYSTEMS 11-3 8:45 AM Allmon, Warren*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Ross, Robert M.: 12-7 9:35 AM Jasechko, Scott*: YOUNG AND OLD WATER IN GLOBAL MUSEUM COLLECTIONS AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF RIVERS AND GROUNDWATER WELLS (Invited PALEONTOLOGY Presentation) 9:00 AM DISCUSSION 9:55 AM BREAK 11-4 9:15 AM Lidgard, Scott*; Mayer, Paul S.: MUSEUMS, 12-8 10:10 AM Zlotnik, Vitaly A.*; Rossman, Nathan R.; Rowe, Clinton M.: PROBLEMATICA, AND TULLIMONSTRUM — A LONG DATA CONSIDERATIONS AND MODELING A MEGA- HISTORY OF COMPARATIVE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM OF GROUNDWATER-FED LAKES IN THE NEBRASKA SANDHILLS (Invited Presentation) 11-5 9:30 AM Nelson, Gil*; Karim, Talia S.: THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION AND PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS: MORE DATA 12-9 10:30 AM Hayashi, Masaki*; Pavlovskii, Igor; Noorduijn, Saskia L.; AND BETTER ACCESS Niazi, Amir; Bentley, Laurence R.: WATERSHED-SCALE STUDY OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE IN THE 11-6 9:45 AM Sime, John A.*: THE NAMES OF DINOSAUR GENERA: CANADIAN PRAIRIES RESTORATIONS OF EXTINCT ANIMALS ROOTED IN ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE 12-10 10:45 AM Neff, Brian*: MODELING THE EFFECTS OF GEOLOGIC HETEROGENEITY AND ANISOTROPY ON 11-7 10:00 AM Antell, Gwen S.*; Meyer, Herbert W.: FOSSILS FROM THE GROUNDWATER CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN POTHOLE FRONTIER: DECADES OF MUSEUM INFLUENCE ON WETLANDS AND DOWNSTREAM WATERS IN THE THE PALENTOLOGY OF THE FLORISSANT FOSSIL PRAIRIE POTHOLE REGION OF NORTH DAKOTA, USA BEDS 12-11 11:00 AM Schlaudt, Elisabeth A.*; Bahr, Jean M.; Wade, Kenneth S.: 11-8 10:15 AM Inglehart, Ashley*: FILIPPO BUONANNI AND THE DEVELOPING A GROUNDWATER FLOW MODEL FOR KIRCHER MUSEUM SLOUGH MANAGEMENT IN SAUK COUNTY 11-9 10:30 AM Mirza, Ali*: LEONARDO DI VINCI AND THE TESTIMONY 12-12 11:15 AM Jiang, Xiao-Wei*: QUANTIFYING THE TOPOGRAPHY- OF NATURAL COLLECTIONS: RELATIONS BETWEEN DRIVEN GROUNDWATER FLOW IN THE DISCHARGE GEOLOGY, COLLECTIONS, AND THE ORGANIC THEORY AREA OF AN ENDORHEIC WATERSHED OF FOSSILS 12-13 11:30 AM Showers, William*: CRITICAL RIPARIAN BUFFER ROLE IN THE WATER QUALITY OF WATERSHEDS

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12-14 11:45 AM Kolm, Kenneth E.*; van der Heijde, Paul K.M.: GIS- 13-14 11:45 AM Nicholson, Kirsten N.*; Neumann, Klaus; Dowling, BASED HYDROLOGIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL Carolyn B.; Sharma, Subodh: BACTERIAL CONTENT OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS (HESA) FOR CHARACTERIZING DRINKING WATER IN THE SAGARMATHA NATIONAL GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEMS AT THE WATERSHED PARK, NEPAL SCALE FOR WATER MANAGEMENT AND REGULATION: CASE HISTORY IN DELTA COUNTY, COLORADO, USA SESSION NO. 14 T122. A Celebration of Lakes—Past and Present: In Honor of AM SESSION NO. 13 Dan Livingstone (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary T103. Emerging Contaminants in Water Supplies (GSA Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Hydrogeology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Geology Division; Paleontological Society) Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 207 Division) Scott W. Starratt and Johan C. Varekamp, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Madeline E. Schreiber, Presiding 14-1 8:05 AM Zimmerman, Troy*; Myrbo, Amy: THE “FROSTBITER,” 13-1 8:00 AM LeBlanc, Denis R.*; Weber, Andrea K.; Vecitis, Chad D.; A NEW METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF SUNDAY Barber, Larry B.: OCCURRENCE AND TRANSPORT OF PETROGRAPHIC THIN SECTIONS FROM WET, POLY- AND PERFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES (PFAS) UNCONSOLIDATED LACUSTRINE OR MARINE IN GROUNDWATER NEAR A FORMER FIRE-TRAINING SEDIMENTS AREA AND WASTEWATER DISPOSAL SITE ON CAPE 8:20 AM McKnight, Diane M.*; Sokol, Eric; Williams, Mark; Hell, COD, MASSACHUSETTS (Invited Presentation) 14-2 Katherina; Johnson, Piet; Preston, Daniel: CLIMATE 13-2 8:20 AM Smith, Jacqueline A.*; Hodge, James L.; Kurtz, AND HYDROLOGIC DRIVERS OF LAKE ECOSYSTEM Bradley H.; Garver, John I.: INTENSIVE SAMPLING FOR DYNAMICS IN AN ALPINE CATCHMENT, COLORADO, MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION IN THE MOHAWK RIVER, USA EASTERN NEW YORK STATE 14-3 8:35 AM Douglas, Morgan*: PALEOCLIMATE RECORD FOR 13-3 8:35 AM Gellasch, Christopher A.*; Cintron, Nicole M.; Harrison, OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Daniel J.; Honey, Jonathan; Fisher, Andmorgan; Poda, 8:50 AM Morrison, Sean*; Zamperoni, Anthony; Garcia, Cesar A.; Aimee R.: EMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN URBAN 14-4 Johnston, John W.; Jol, Harry M.: ENVIRONMENTS: FROM LEAKING SEWERS TO PRELIMINARY NANOPARTICLES IN CONCRETE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-DECADAL LAKE LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS CHRONICLED IN STRANDPLAIN 13-4 8:50 AM FitzGerald, Kendall M.*; Chen, Chaoqi; Xia, Kang: STRATIGRAPHY: INSIGHTS FROM IPPERWASH, OCCURRENCE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND ONTARIO, CANADA PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS (PPCPS) IN AN URBAN- 9:05 AM Doner, Lisa A.*: IMPACTED STREAM, BLACKSBURG, VA 14-5 FROM PRE-SETTLEMENT TO THE 21ST CENTURY - LAKE SEDIMENT RECORDS OF LAND USE 13-5 9:05 AM Gotkowitz, Madeline B.*; Hedman, Curtis; Bradbury, AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN NEW ENGLAND Kenneth R.: ULTRA-TRACE LEVELS OF EMERGING 9:20 AM Brown, Sabrina R.*; Stone, Jeffery R.; Speer, James H.; CONTAMINANTS IN A HEAVILY-USED, URBAN 14-6 Westover, Karlyn S.: GROUNDWATER SYSTEM (Invited Presentation) FIRE AND ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF ISLAND LAKE, WYOMING: A MULTI-PROXY 13-6 9:25 AM Olson, Joshua C.*; Bahr, Jean M.; Gotkowitz, Madeline B.: APPROACH LONG-TERM ALTERATIONS IN GROUNDWATER 9:35 AM Leithold, Elana L.*; Wegmann, Karl W.; Bohnenstiehl, CHEMISTRY INDUCED BY MUNICIPAL WELL PUMPING 14-7 DelWayne R.; Pollen, Audrianna F.; Joyner, Catelyn: 13-7 9:40 AM Wasylenki, Laura E.*; Schaefer, Augustus: TUNGSTEN MEGATURBIDITES IN LAKE CRESCENT, STABLE ISOTOPES AS A PROBE OF ADSORPTION WASHINGTON—SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF REACTION MECHANISMS REPEATED CATASTROPHIC EVENTS TRIGGERED BY 9:55 AM BREAK SURFACE RUPTURE OF THE LAKE CREEK–BOUNDARY 13-8 10:10 AM Chabela, Lucas P.*; Peterson, Eric W.; Miller, Joseph: CREEK FAULT SEASONAL VARIATION OF CHLORIDE INPUTS FROM 9:50 AM BREAK ROAD SALT APPLICATION IN A MIXED URBAN/ 14-8 10:05 AM Quane, Steve*; Mullins, Geoff; Dillman, Tenea: AGRICULTURAL WATERSHED IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS BATHYMETRY AND DYNAMICS OF GARIBALDI LAKE, 13-9 10:25 AM Bekins, Barbara A.*; Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.; Erickson, B.C Melinda L.; Steenson, Ross A.; Thorn, Kevin A.: 14-9 10:20 AM Finkelstein, David B.*; Constantino, Jason; Swete, Breezy; ARE CRUDE OIL METABOLITES EMERGING Simbliaris, Harry; Schaffer, Jesse: INSIGHTS INTO THE CONTAMINANTS? (Invited Presentation) EARLY CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF LAKES IN TERRAINS 13-10 10:45 AM Chowdhury, Md Abu Raihan*; Agrawal, Abinash: DOMINATED BY UNCONSOLIDATED SEDIMENTS: DEGRADATION OF 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE BY GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TILL-HOSTED NANOSCALE ZERO VALENT IRON (NZVI) SUPPORTED SURFACE WATERS IN WESTERN NY ON POWDERED ACTIVATED CARBON (PAC) 14-10 10:35 AM Starratt, Scott W.*: SMALL LAKES, BIG CHANGES 13-11 11:00 AM Svitana, Kevin*: AN APPROACH FOR PASSIVE REMOVAL 14-11 10:50 AM Adams, Kenneth D.*: LAKE-LEVEL, LAKE-SURFACE OF LNAPL FROM GROUNDWATER AREA, AND LAKE-VOLUME CHANGES AT PYRAMID 13-12 11:15 AM Alhassan, Ibrahim Essa*; Cadet, Eddy: ASSESSMENT LAKE, NV OVER THE LAST 16 CAL KA OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT ON TRACE METAL 14-12 11:05 AM Redwine, Joanna*; Adams, Kenneth D.: A LONG-LIVED CONCENTRATION IN UTAH LAKE WATER AND LAKE HISTORY IN MOHAWK VALLEY, NORTHEASTERN SEDIMENTS CALIFORNIA 13-13 11:30 AM Ahmed, Nur*; Uddin, Ashraf; Lee, Ming-Kuo; Saunders, 14-13 11:20 AM Yang, Hong*; Leng, Qin: THE MIDDLE MIOCENE CLARKIA James A.: TRACE ELEMENT REACTIONS IN LACUSTRINE DEPOSIT REVISITED: A QUANTITATIVE GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM IN COASTAL PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AQUIFERS OF THE GANGES DELTA

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 151 SESSION NO. 15

SESSION NO. 15 SESSION NO. 16 T125. Experimental Approaches and Technology in Service T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding of Micropaleontology (Paleontological Society; Cushman Evolution and Ecology Using Biogeography I (Paleontological Foundation; Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Discipline; Society; Paleontological Research Institution; Palaeontological SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Limnogeology Association) Division) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 507 Alexander M. Dunhill and Erin E. Saupe, Presiding Benjamin J. Ross and Caitlin M. Hanley, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 16-1 8:05 AM Plotnick, Roy*; Graetz, Elena: SPATIAL STATISTICS OF 15-1 8:15 AM Bernhard, Joan M.*; Metzger, Edouard; Jauffrais, Thierry; FOSSIL OCCURRENCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR Mouret, Aurélia; Barbe, Anthony; Geslin, Emmanuelle: GEOGRAPHIC RANGE RECONSTRUCTION PAIRED ANALYSES OF FINE-SCALE SEDIMENT 16-2 8:20 AM Dean, Christopher David*; Allison, Peter A.; Hampson, GEOCHEMISTRY AND LIVE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL Gary J.; Lunt, Dan J.; Avdis, Alexandros; Markwick, Paul J.: DISTRIBUTIONS IN MUDFLAT CHEMOCLINES (Invited SPATIAL ARAGONITE BIAS IN EPICONTINENTAL SEAS Presentation) 16-3 8:35 AM Jablonski, David*; Huang, Shan; Roy, Kaustuv; Valentine, 15-2 8:35 AM Lehman, Audrina Danielle*; Dodd, Justin P.: THE EFFECTS James W.: THE PLAGUE OF FALSE DICHOTOMIES IN OF MG, AL, FE AND CA ON DIAGENETICALLY EVOLUTIONARY BIOGEOGRAPHY INDUCED PHASE CHANGES IN BIOGENIC 8:50 AM Foote, Michael*: OPAL-A: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIATOM SILICA AS 16-4 TOWARD BIAS CORRECTION IN THE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL PROXY MEASUREMENT OF OCCUPANCY IN ECOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY 15-3 8:50 AM Buzas-Stephens, Pamela*; Buzas, Martin A.; Price, 9:05 AM Darroch, Simon A.F.*; Saupe, Erin E.: Jonathan D.; Courtney, Chandra Henry: BENTHIC 16-5 RECONSTRUCTING SUPERHEROES: ESTUARINE FORAMINIFERA FACE GEOGRAPHIC RANGE SIZE DYNAMICS FROM FOSSIL ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS DATA 9:20 AM Stigall, Alycia L.*; Lam, Adriane R.; Wright, David F.; Bauer, 15-4 9:05 AM Zigaite, Zivile*; Fadel, Alexandre; Perez-Huerta, Alberto; 16-6 Jennifer E.: Jeffries, Teresa: RARE EARTH ELELMENTS (REE) BIOTIC IMMIGRATION EVENTS, SPECIATION, IN PALEOZOIC VERTEBRATE MICROREMAINS : AND THE ACCUMULATION OF BIODIVERSITY IN THE PALEOECOLOGY AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL FOSSIL RECORD (Invited Presentation) SIGNATURES 16-7 9:35 AM Pierrehumbert, Nadia D.*: PHYSICAL AND 15-5 9:20 AM Mateu-Vicens, Guillem*; Sebastián, Teresa; Khokhlova, BIOLOGICAL DRIVERS OF REGIONAL VARIATION IN Anna; Leza, Maria del Mar; Deudero, Salud: PENNSYLVANIAN-PERMIAN MARINE INVERTEBRATE CHARACTERIZATION OF NITROGEN AND CARBON PALEOCOMMUNITIES OF THE MIDCONTINENT, USA STABLE ISOTOPES IN EPIPHYTIC FORAMINIFERAL 9:50 AM BREAK MORPHOTYPES (Invited Presentation) 16-8 10:00 AM Yasuhara, Moriaki*; Iwatani, Hokuto; Hunt, Gene; Okahashi, 9:40 AM BREAK Hisayo; Kase, Tomoki; Hayashi, Hiroki; Irizuki, Toshiaki; Aguilar, Yolanda M.; Fernando, Allan Gil S.; Renema, 15-6 9:55 AM Hanley, Caitlin*; Oleinik, Anton E.: OBSERVED Willem: ASSEMBLAGE PATTERNS OF FORAMINIFERA ON THE CENOZOIC DYNAMICS OF SHALLOW-MARINE SOUTHEAST FLORIDA REEF TRACT; IMPLICATIONS OF BIODIVERSITY IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC A SPECIES PREFERRED SUBSTRATE 16-9 10:15 AM Korpanty, Chelsea A.*; Gischler, Eberhard; Pelletier, Bernard; Welsh, Kevin; Pandolfi, John M.: 15-7 10:10 AM Smith, Christopher W.*; Lewis, Ronald D.: THE CHARACTERISTICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF BIOGEOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY AND ECOLOGICAL ENCRUSTING FORAMINIFERA AT CAT ISLAND, DYNAMICS OF MIDDLE – LATE PLEISTOCENE REEF BAHAMAS CORALS 10:30 AM Edie, Stewart M.*: 15-8 10:25 AM Beckwith, Sean Thomas*; Hallock, Pamela: ABUNDANCE 16-10 WEIGHING ENVIRONMENTAL AND OF ARCHAIAS ANGULATUS ON THE INNER WEST BIOTIC FACTORS ON THE ECOMORPHOLOGICAL FLORIDA SHELF SUGGESTS THE INFLUENCE OF EVOLUTION AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF MARINE CARBONATE ALKALINITY OVER SALINITY BIVALVES 10:45 AM Polly, P. David*: 15-9 10:40 AM Oakes, Rosie L.*; Urbanski, Jeffrey M.; Peck, Victoria L.; 16-11 EARTH SYSTEMS, EUSTASY, AND Manno, Clara; Harper, Elizabeth M.; Bralower, Timothy J.: EVOLUTION: COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF USING MICRO-CT SCANNING AND NANO SEM TO THE EFFECTS OF SEA LEVEL CHANGE ON TRAIT ASSESS THE STATE OF PTEROPODS IN THE MODERN EVOLUTION AND MORPHOLOGICAL DISPARITY IN AND FUTURE OCEAN BERMUDAN LAND SNAILS 11:00 AM Zaffos, Andrew*; Peters, Shanan E.; Finnegan, Seth: 15-10 10:55 AM Hallock, Pamela*: HOW BASIC LIFE HISTORY STUDIES 16-12 CAN INFORM AND GUIDE “OMICS” AND OTHER PLATE-TECTONIC REGULATION OF BIODIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY-INTENSIVE RESEARCH AND CONTINENTAL ENDEMISM 11:15 AM Simpson, Andrew G.*; Axsmith, Brian J.: 15-11 11:10 AM Gfatter, Christian*: UTILIZING IMAGE RECOGNITION 16-13 HOW DO TECHNOLOGY FOR FORAMINIFERAL ASSEMBLAGE PROCESSES RESPONSIBLE FOR PATTERNS OF ANALYSES EXTINCTION AFFECT GEOGRAPHY AND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION? A CASE STUDY IN MIO-PLIOCENE 15-12 11:25 AM Ross, Benjamin J.*; Hallock, Pamela: OBSERVATIONS PLANTS OF THE SOUTHEAST OF THE SYMBIONT-BEARING FORAMINIFER 11:30 AM Tackett, Lydia S.*: AMPHISTEGINA GIBBOSA UTILIZING CELLTRACKER 16-14 LATITUDINAL GRADIENTS OF GREEN AND EPIFLUORESCENT MICROSCOPY BENTHIC PALEOECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN RESPONSE TO INCREASED DUROPHAGOUS PREDATION DURING 15-13 11:40 AM Mendez-Ferrer, Natasha*; Hallock, Pamela: CHANGES IN THE LATE TRIASSIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AS A RESULT OF SYMBIONT- 11:45 AM Puckett, T. Markham*: LOSS IN THE DIATOM-FORAMINIFER HOLOBIONT 16-15 THE EFFECT OF THE BREAKUP OF AMPHISTEGINA GIBBOSA FROM THE FLORIDA KEYS PANGEA ON THE EVOLUTION OF SHALLOW MARINE (Invited Presentation) OSTRACODES

152 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 18

SESSION NO. 17 SESSION NO. 18 T148. Making Paleoecology Relevant to the Twenty-First Century T149. Mesozoic Ergs of the Colorado Plateau and Adjacent Areas: (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Genesis, Paleoenvironments, Paleogeography, Paleontology, and 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB Paleoclimate (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) Larisa R.G. DeSantis and Samantha S.B. Hopkins, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C 17-1 8:00 AM Darroch, Simon A.F.*: A POTENTIAL TWO-PHASED AM EXTINCTION EVENT AT THE EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN Judith Totman Parrish, Stephen M. Rowland, Marjorie A. Chan and Stephen T. BOUNDARY, AND LESSONS FOR THE CURRENT Hasiotis, Presiding BIODIVERSITY CRISIS (Invited Presentation) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 17-2 8:15 AM Nguyen, Bonnie K.*; Waters, Johnny A.; Marshall, 18-1 8:10 AM Blakey, Ron*: ERG TERMINATION – SEQUENCES AND Scott T.; White, Lyndsie Elizabeth; Sumrall, Colin D.: PROCESSES IN NAVAJO AND PAGE SANDSTONES CFD MODELING OF THECAL SHAPE IN BLASTOIDS (JURASSIC) COLORADO PLATEAU (Invited (ECHINODERMATA) Presentation) 17-3 8:30 AM Chiu, Wing Tung Ruby*; Yasuhara, Moriaki; Cronin, 18-2 8:25 AM Langford, Richard P.*; Giles, Katherine A.; Claire, Bailey; SUNDAY Thomas M.; Hunt, Gene; Gemery, Laura; Wei, Chih-Lin: McFarland, Joshua Coleman; Heness, Elizabeth A.; Rowan, EVALUATING RESPONSE OF LARGE-SCALE SHALLOW Mark G.: NO DISSOLUTION FAULTING NEEDED - MARINE BIODIVERSITY PATTERN TO CLIMATE MESOZOIC FOLD COLLAPSE OF THE CRESTS OF THE CHANGE USING MICROPALEONTOLOGICAL RECORDS PARADOX SALT WALLS 17-4 8:45 AM Harnik, Paul G.*; Torstenson, Morgan L.; Williams, Mario A.: 18-3 8:40 AM Bryant, Gerald C.*: DEFORMATION EVENT ANALYSIS IN ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC ANCIENT EOLIANITES: PSEUDO-BEDDING AND OTHER EUTROPHICATION USING LIVE-DEAD AGREEMENT IN ARTIFACTS OF SOFT-SEDIMENT DEFORMATION IN THE MOLLUSCAN LIFE HISTORY TRAITS NAVAJO SANDSTONE (Invited Presentation) 17-5 9:00 AM Taylor, Larry D.*: ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF CORONULID 18-4 8:55 AM Owen, Geraint*; Bryant, Gerald Craig; Ford, Colby A.; BARNACLE SHELLS TO RECONSTRUCT MYSTICETE Ficken, Kath: UPWARD TERMINATION OF COMPLEX WHALE MIGRATION LARGE-SCALE INTERVALS OF SOFT-SEDIMENT 17-6 9:15 AM Kim, Sora L.*; Fieman, Dina M.; Zeichner, Sarah S.; Eberle, DEFORMATION (SSD) IN THE NAVAJO SANDSTONE: Jaelyn J.: ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF LATITUDE AND DOES EROSIONAL TRUNCATION OCCUR BEFORE OR ENVIRONMENT ON SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS OF EOCENE AFTER DEFORMATION? SAND TIGER SHARKS 18-5 9:10 AM Hales, Emma*; Bryant, Gerald Craig; Owen, Geraint; Ford, 17-7 9:30 AM Hopkins, Samantha S.B.*; Price, Samantha A.: Colby A.; Ficken, Kath: ARCHITECTURE OF AN INTERVAL BURROWING AND THE EVOLUTIONARY RATCHET OF COMPLEX LARGE-SCALE SOFT-SEDIMENT AMONG RODENTS: APPLICATIONS OF PHYLOGENETIC DEFORMATION (SSD) IN THE NAVAJO SANDSTONE COMPARATIVE METHODS TO UNDERSTANDING NEAR KANAB, UTAH PALEOECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS 18-6 9:25 AM Chan, Marjorie A.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Parrish, 17-8 9:45 AM Badgley, Catherine*: PALEONTOLOGICAL BASELINES OF Judith Totman: DYNAMIC ERG MARGIN ENVIRONMENTS DIVERSITY AND TURNOVER FROM THE MAMMALIAN OF THE JURASSIC NAVAJO SANDSTONE, SOUTHEAST FOSSIL RECORD UTAH 10:00 AM BREAK 9:40 AM BREAK 17-9 10:15 AM Smith, Felisa A.*; Lyons, S. Kathleen; Ernest, S.K. Morgan: 18-7 9:55 AM Engelmann, George F.*; Chure, Daniel J.; Britt, Brooks B.; THE INCREASING INFLUENCE OF HUMANS ON Shumway, Jesse Dean Scott: VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF MAMMALIAN MACROECOLOGICAL PATTERNS OVER THE TRIASSIC-JURASSIC ERG: INSIGHTS FROM AN THE LATE QUATERNARY EOLIAN LAGERSTATTEN (Invited Presentation) 17-10 10:30 AM Pardi, Melissa*: FLESH OFF THE BONES: LATE 18-8 10:10 AM Rowland, Stephen M.*; Haight, Gordon: TRACE FOSSILS QUATERNARY BODY SIZE AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF THE AZTEC SANDSTONE IN SOUTHERN NEVADA OF CANIDS USING FOSSIL FRAGMENTS INCLUDING AN UNDESCRIBED MAMMALOID ICHNOTAXON 17-11 10:45 AM DeSantis, Larisa R.G.*: MAMMALIAN RESPONSES TO CLIMATE CHANGE DURING THE LATE PLEISTOCENE 18-9 10:25 AM Bustos, David*; Love, David W.; Allen, Bruce D.; Santucci, IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: LESSONS LEARNED Vincent L.; Knapp, Jonathan P.: DIVERSE ARRAY OF FROM THE SURVIVORS OF THE LATE PLEISTOCENE SOFT-SEDIMENT FOSSIL VERTEBRATE TRACKS FROM MEGAFAUNAL EXTINCTION THE LAKES OF WORLD’S LARGEST GYPSUM DUNE FIELD 17-12 11:00 AM Yann, Lindsey T.*: HOW WILL LIVING CAMELIDS RESPOND TO CLIMATE CHANGE? INSIGHTS FROM THE 18-10 10:40 AM Getty, Patrick R.*; Bush, Andrew M.: ARE CONTINENTAL PALEOECOLOGY OF PLEISTOCENE CAMELIDS TREPTICHNUS FEEDING BURROWS? 17-13 11:15 AM Terry, Rebecca C.*; Guerre, Megan E.; Taylor, David S.: 18-11 10:55 AM Hasiotis, Stephen T.*; Chan, Marjorie A.; Parrish, HOW SPECIALIZED IS A DIET SPECIALIST? NICHE Judith Totman: PALEOECOLOGY OF THE LOWER FLEXIBILITY AND LOCAL PERSISTENCE THROUGH JURASSIC NAVAJO ERG MARGIN—MICRO- TIME OF THE CHISEL-TOOTHED KANGAROO RAT TO MACROSCOPIC BIOTIC EVIDENCE FOR UNDERSTANDING SURFACES, HYDROLOGY, AND 11:30 AM Miller, Joshua H.*; Wald, Eric J.: 17-14 ANTLERS OF THE RELATIVE TIME IN AN EOLIAN LANDSCAPE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: BASELINES OF BIOLOGICAL VARIABILITY FROM BONES ON THE 18-12 11:10 AM Maithel, Sarah A.*; Brand, Leonard R.; Whitmore, John H.: TUNDRA (Invited Presentation) USING TEXTURAL TRENDS TO INTERPRET CROSS- BED DEPOSITIONAL PROCESSES IN THE COCONINO 11:45 AM Haupt, Ryan J.*; Clementz, Mark T.; DeSantis, Larisa R.G.; 17-15 SANDSTONE (PERMIAN), ARIZONA Fox-Dobbs, Kena: INFERRING SOCIALITY IN EXTINCT CARNIVORANS FROM DENTAL MICROWEAR 18-13 11:25 AM Parrish, Judith Totman*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Chan, TEXTURES: LESSONS FROM BONE CONSUMPTION Marjorie A.: MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND PACK STATUS IN MODERN YELLOWSTONE OF CARBONATE MOUND-LIKE STRUCTURES IN THE WOLVES JURASSIC NAVAJO SANDSTONE, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 153 SESSION NO. 19

SESSION NO. 19 SESSION NO. 20 T153. Alkaline Rocks: In Honor and Memory of Daniel S. Barker T170. Sedimentary Records in the Solar System (GSA Planetary (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) Division) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2C 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 R. Aileen Yingst, Melissa S. Rice and Sanjeev Gupta, Presiding Don F. Parker, John C. White, Kevin M. Urbanczyk and Leon E. Long, Presiding 20-1 8:00 AM Hayes, Alexander G.*; Birch, Samuel; Lunine, Jonathan; 19-1 8:00 AM Parker, Don F.*: PAISANO VOLCANO REVISITED: A Lorenz, Ralph: TITAN’S HYDROLOGIC CYCLE: A POST- SECOND PASS AT PAISANO CASSINI VIEW (Invited Presentation) 19-2 8:15 AM White, John C.*; Parker, Don F.; Urbanczyk, Kevin M.: 20-2 8:20 AM Williams, Rebecca M.E.*; Weitz, Catherine M.; Davis, PERALKALINE RHYOLITE AND TRACHYTE IN BIG Joel M.: RECONSTRUCTING THE PALEOLACUSTRINE BEND NATIONAL PARK, TEXAS HISTORY OF SOUTHWESTERN MELAS CHASMA TO 19-3 8:30 AM Hanson, Richard E.*; Boro, Joseph R.; Eschberger, Amy M.; PROVIDE GEOLOGIC CONTEXT FOR FUTURE MARS Finegan, Shane A.; Puckett, Robert E.; Toews, Chelsea E.: ROVER EXPLORATION (Invited Presentation) GEOCHEMISTRY AND PETROGENESIS OF EXTENSIVE 20-3 8:40 AM Grindrod, Peter*; Warner, Nicholas H.; Hobley, Daniel E.J.; A-TYPE, PARTLY PERALKALINE CAMBRIAN Gupta, Sanjeev: STEPPED FANS AND FACIES- RHYOLITES EMPLACED DURING CAMBRIAN RIFTING EQUIVALENT PHYLLOSILICATES IN COPRATES WITHIN THE SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AULACOGEN CATENA, MARS (SOA) 20-4 8:55 AM Rice, Melissa S.*; Warner, Nicholas H.; Gupta, Sanjeev: 8:45 AM DANIEL BARKER - AN APPRECIATION SEDIMENT SOURCES FOR THE EBERSWALDE 19-4 9:00 AM Wolff, John A.*: CRYSTAL ACCUMULATION AND DELTA: STRATIGRAPHY AND MINERALOGY OF THE MELTING IN FELSIC ALKALINE MAGMAS, AND THE EBERSWALDE CRATER CATCHMENT SYENITE-TRACHYTE PROBLEM (Invited Presentation) 20-5 9:10 AM Rogers, A. Deanne*; Edwards, Christopher S.: 19-5 9:20 AM Eby, G. Nelson*: THE COASTAL NEW ENGLAND DISTINGUISHING ANCIENT SEDIMENTARY AND AND WHITE MOUNTAIN IGNEOUS PROVINCES: IGNEOUS ROCK UNITS ON MARS, FROM ORBIT TRIASSIC-JURASSIC INTRAPLATE MAGMATISM IN 20-6 9:25 AM Watkins, Jessica A.*; Grotzinger, John P.; Avouac, NORTHEASTERN US AND SOUTHEASTERN CANADA Jean-Philippe: TESTING A MECHANICAL MODEL OF (Invited Presentation) FRACTURE FORMATION BY COMPACTION-RELATED 19-6 9:40 AM LeMasurier, Wesley E.*: THE PERALKALINE FELSIC BURIAL IN GALE CRATER, MARS; IMPLICATIONS FOR ROCK SPECTRUM IN MARIE BYRD LAND, AND THE THE ORIGIN OF AEOLIS MONS CASE FOR POLYBARIC FRACTIONATION (Invited 20-7 9:40 AM Newsom, Horton E.*; Gasnault, Olivier; Le Mouélic, Presentation) Stéphane; Mangold, N.; Le Deit, Laetitia; Wiens, R.C.; 10:00 AM BREAK Anderson, Ryan B.; Edgar, Lauren A.; Herkenhoff, Ken E.; Johnson, Jeffrey R.; Jacob, Samantha R.; Gupta, Sanjeev; 10:15 AM Anthony, Elizabeth Y.*: 19-7 LATERAL CONNECTIVITY OF Grotzinger, John P.; Bridges, Nathan T.: LONG DISTANCE SHALLOW MAGMA SYSTEMS IN A QUATERNARY OBSERVATIONS WITH THE CHEMCAM REMOTE MICRO- TRACHYTE – COMENDITE – PANTELLERITE VOLCANIC IMAGER: MOUNT SHARP AND RELATED SEDIMENTARY SUITE, THE CENTRAL KENYA PERALKALINE DEPOSITS ON GALE CRATER FLOOR? PROVINCE (CKPP), EAST AFRICAN RIFT 9:55 AM DISCUSSION 19-8 10:30 AM Suikkanen, Einari*; Rämö, O. Tapani: METASOMATIC ORIGIN FOR PALEOPROTEROZOIC ALKALI-FELDSPAR 20-8 10:10 AM Grotzinger, John P.*; Hurowitz, Joel A.; Rampe, SYENITES, SUOMENNIEMI RAPAKIVI GRANITE Elizabeth B.; Stack, Kathryn M.; Stein, Nathan; Blake, COMPLEX, SE FINLAND David F.; Gellert, Ralf; McLennan, S.M.; Ming, Douglas W.; Sumner, Dawn: EVOLVING MODELS FOR FACIES 10:45 AM Duke, Genet I.*: 19-9 CARBONATITE ISOTOPIC AND COMPOSITIONAL VARIATIONS IN THE MURRAY COMPOSITIONS: PROTEROZOIC TO RECENT FORMATION MUDSTONE, GALE CRATER, MARS 19-10 11:00 AM Hagni, Richard D.*: THE ALKALINE IGNEOUS- (Invited Presentation) CARBONATITE COMPLEX AND FLUORSPAR DEPOSITS 20-9 10:30 AM Stack, Kathryn M.*; Grotzinger, John P.; Edgett, Kenneth S.; AT OKORUSU, NORTH-CENTRAL NAMIBIA Gupta, Sanjeev; Kah, Linda C.; Lamb, Michael P.; Lewis, 19-11 11:15 AM Freeman, Zachary William*; Hogan, John P.; Hames, Willis; Kevin W.; Rubin, David M.; Schieber, Juergen; Sumner, Bridges, David L.: THE DEVONIAN AVON ALKALINE Dawn Y.: FACIES ANALYSIS AND STRATIGRAPHIC PROVINCE, MISSOURI: CHARACTERIZATION OF CONTEXT OF THE PAHRUMP HILLS OUTCROP, TYPE SUBCONTINENTAL MANTLE SOURCE AND EVOLUTION LOCALITY OF THE BASAL MURRAY FORMATION, GALE FROM OLIVINE PHENOCRYSTS CRATER, MARS 19-12 11:30 AM Ramos, Frank C.*; Buettner, Jacob E.; Wolff, John A.: 20-10 10:45 AM Heydari, Ezat*; Stack, Kathryn M.; Calef, Fred; Lewis, Kevin; CONSTRAINING RADIUM AND BARIUM PARTITION Parker, Timothy; Rowland, Scott K.; Fairen, Alberto G.; COEFFICIENTS OF POTASSIUM FELDSPAR IN YOUNG Hallet, Bernard: LONG-LIVED DEEP LAKES IN EARLY (<1100 YEARS), ALKALI-RICH MAGMAS ERUPTED AT MARS: SEDIMENTOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE CHANGBAISHAN VOLCANO, CHINA: A MASS BALANCE CURIOSITY ROVER AT GALE CRATER APPROACH 20-11 11:00 AM Gellert, R.*; Schmidt, Mariek; Berger, Jeff A.; Boyd, 19-13 11:45 AM Shields, Sarah*; Rapprich, Vladislav; Lindline, Jennifer; Nicholas; Desouza, Elstan; O’Connell-Cooper, Catherine; Petronis, Michael: COMPLEX ALKALINE MAGMA Perrett, Glynis; Thompson, Lucy M.; VanBommel, Scott; EVOLUTION AND EMPLACEMENT HISTORY OF THE Yen, Albert S.: APXS OVERVIEW: WIDESPREAD, MIOCENE MONOGENETIC ZEBIN VOLCANO (CZECH OPEN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND MULTIPLE FLUID REPUBLIC) CONDITIONS INDICATED BY SI-ENRICHMENT TRENDS IN GALE CRATER SEDIMENTS, MARS 20-12 11:15 AM Siebach, Kirsten L.*; McLennan, Scott M.; Grotzinger, John P.; Gellert, Ralf; Hurowitz, Joel A.; Fischer, Woodward W.: CAUSES OF GEOCHEMICAL DIVERSITY

154 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 22

IN THREE GALE CRATER SEDIMENTARY ROCK SESSION NO. 22 FORMATIONS T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and 20-13 11:30 AM Ming, D.W.*; Yen, A.S.; Rampe, E.B.; Grotzinger, J.P.; Planetary Surfaces (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Blake, D.F.; Bristow, T.F.; Chipera, S.J.; Downs, R.T.; Morris, Planetary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary R.V.; Morrison, S.M.; Vaniman, D.T.; Gellert, R.; Sutter, B.; Geology)) Treiman, A.H.; MSL Science Team, The: DIAGENESIS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 ALONG FRACTURES IN AN EOLIAN SANDSTONE, AM GALE CRATER, MARS Robert C. Mahon, Sheila Trampush, Thomas Ashley, Anjali M. Fernandes and Man Liang, Presiding 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 21 22-1 8:05 AM Ewing, Ryan C.*; Phillips, John D.; Bowling, Roy; Weymer, T172. Tectonic, Volcanic, and Volcanotectonic Processes on Bradley A.; Barrineaux, Patrick: DEVELOPMENT Rocky Planetary Bodies (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA OF PROTODUNES AND LOW-ANGLE CROSS- Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) STRATIFICATION IN AEOLIAN SYSTEMS (Invited Presentation)

8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 SUNDAY 22-2 8:20 AM Leary, Kate C.P.*; Schmeeckle, Mark W.: Paul K. Byrne and Christian Klimczak, Presiding SPATIOTEMPORAL DETAILS OF FLUID TURBULENT 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS STRUCTURES AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT OVER 21-1 8:05 AM Seeger, Christina H.*; Cox, Rónadh: GEOMORPHOLOGY BEDFORMS: LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS OVER OF MOUNTAINS ON IO PROVIDES INSIGHTS INTO TRIANGULAR RIPPLES MOUNTAIN-PATERA RELATIONSHIPS 22-3 8:35 AM Alexander, Jason S.*; McElroy, Brandon; Murr, Marissa: 21-2 8:20 AM Slezak, Thomas J.*; Radebaugh, Jani; Christiansen, MINDING THE GAPS—FLUVIAL PALEODEPTH Eric H.: OUTLINE-BASED SHAPE ANALYSIS OF REVISITED CRATERFORMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ORIGIN 22-4 8:50 AM Gupta, Sanjeev*; Sumner, D.Y.; Rice, Melissa S.; Rubin, 21-3 8:35 AM Thomas, Rebecca Jane*; Hynek, Brian M.: David M.; Edgar, Lauren A.; Lewis, Kevin; Stack, Kathryn M.; VOLCANOTECTONIC PROCESSES NEAR MARS’ Barnes, Robert: POSSIBLE UPPER FLOW REGIME DICHOTOMY BOUNDARY (Invited Presentation) SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES IN THE DILLINGER MEMBER OF THE KIMBERLEY FORMATION, GALE 21-4 8:50 AM Anderson, Robert C.*; Dohm, James M.; Siwabessy, CRATER, MARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARTIAN Andrew G.; Fewell, Nolan P.: AN EARLY LOOK AT FLUVIAL PROCESSES (Invited Presentation) THE TECTONIC AND MAGMATIC HISTORY OF THE CLARITAS REGION; MARS 22-5 9:05 AM Goudge, Timothy A.*; Mohrig, David; Cardenas, Benjamin T.; Hughes, Cory M.; Levy, Joseph; Fassett, Caleb I.: 21-5 9:05 AM Parcheta, Carolyn*; Parness, Aaron; Nash, Jeremy; Mitchell, STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOHYDROLOGY OF DELTA Karl L.: SHALLOW SUBSURFACE CONTROLS ON CHANNEL DEPOSITS, JEZERO CRATER, MARS FLUID DYNAMIC PROCESSES IN VOLCANIC FISSURE ERUPTIONS 22-6 9:20 AM Head, James W.*: SEDIMENTARY SOURCES AND TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IN THE LATE NOACHIAN OF 21-6 9:20 AM Morrison, Aaron A.*; Sehlke, Alexander; Whittington, MARS: TESTING COMPETING CLIMATE SCENARIOS Alan G.: RHEOLOGY OF CRYSTALLIZING BASALTS FROM NYIRAGONGO AND NYAMURAGIRA 9:35 AM BREAK VOLCANOES, D.R.C 22-7 9:50 AM Bunte, Kristin*; Swingle, Kurt W.; Ettema, Robert; Abt, 21-7 9:35 AM Wyrick, Danielle Y.*: THE ROLE OF FAULT GROWTH AND Steven R.; Cenderelli, Daniel A.: COMPARISON OF CONNECTIVITY ON FLUID AND VOLATILE TRANSPORT LONGTERM ANNUAL GRAVEL LOADS AMONG IN THE CRUST MOUNTAIN STREAM TYPES 21-8 9:50 AM McBride, Marie J.*; Horgan, Briony H.N.; Oxley, 22-8 10:05 AM Smith, Virginia*; Mohrig, David; Mason, Jasmine: Benjamin M.; Rowe, Michael C.; Wall, Kellie T.: THE QUANTIFYING AND DESCRIBING CHANNEL EFFECTS OF GLASS CRYSTALLINITY AND ERUPTION MORPHOLOGY OF THE COASTAL BACKWATER: THE STYLE ON VISIBLE/NEAR-INFRARED AND THERMAL- LOWER TRINITY RIVER, TEXAS, USA INFRARED SPECTRA OF VOLCANIC TEPHRA 22-9 10:20 AM Fernandes, Anjali M.*; Straub, Kyle: LINKED DYNAMICS 21-9 10:05 AM Byrne, Paul K.*; Klimczak, Christian: THE EAST KAIBAB OF TERRESTRIAL AND SUBMARINE TRANSPORT MONOCLINE AS A LOBATE SCARP ON EARTH SYSTEMS ON EXPERIMENTAL SHELF MARGINS (Invited Presentation) 21-10 10:20 AM Callihan, Melanie B.*; Klimczak, Christian: TOPOGRAPHIC EXPRESSIONS OF LUNAR GRABEN 22-10 10:35 AM Jobe, Zane*: CHARACTERIZATION OF A SUBMARINE CHANNEL-LOBE TRANSITION ZONE, WESTERN NIGER 21-11 10:35 AM Dohm, James M.*; Maruyama, Shigenori: ROLE OF DELTA PLANETARY SIZE ON THE PRESERVATION OF PRIMORDIAL ANORTHOSITE-ENRICHED CONTINENTAL 22-11 10:50 AM Straub, Kyle*: STRATIGRAPHIC COMPLETENESS CRUST AND HABITABILITY AND THE SADLER EFFECT IN MULTI-DIMENSIONS: EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS & THEORY 21-12 10:50 AM Whitten, Jennifer L.*; Campbell, Bruce A.: DETECTION OF RECENT VOLCANISM ON VENUS USING MAGELLAN 22-12 11:05 AM Sincavage, Ryan*; Wilson, Carol A.; Pickering, Jennifer L.; SAR DATA (Invited Presentation) Goodbred, Steven: FROM FAN DELTA TO LOWLAND FLUVIAL DELTA: TRANSITIONS IN SURFACE 21-13 11:05 AM Thomson, Bradley James*; Lang, Nicholas P.; Maue, MORPHOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY RECORDED BY Anthony D.: ANISOTROPY DETECTION SOFTWARE: MASS EXTRACTION IN THE GANGES-BRAHMAPUTRA INITIAL RESULTS ON VENUS MEGHNA DELTA, BANGLADESH 21-14 11:20 AM Klimczak, Christian*; Crane, Kelsey T.: TIMING AND RATE OF MERCURY’S GLOBAL CONTRACTION

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 155 SESSION NO. 23

SESSION NO. 23 FACIES IN THE SEVIER FORELAND BASIN, MANCOS T191. Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud: Advances in Stratigraphic, SHALE, UINTA BASIN, UTAH Sedimentologic, Geochemical, and Geomechanical Analyses of 23-15 11:30 AM Hines, Benjamin Robert*; Gazley, Michael F.; Collins, Fine-Grained Lithologies (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Katie S; Bland, Kyle J.; Ventura, Gregory Todd; Crampton, GSA Energy Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary James S.: SEQUENCE- AND CHEMO-STRATIGRAPHIC Geology)) FRAMEWORK FOR THE WAIPAWA FORMATION, EASTERN NEW ZEALAND: CONTROLS ON LATE 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 PALEOCENE BLACK SHALE DEPOSITION IN THE Bryan W. Turner, Roger M. Slatt and Harry Rowe, Presiding SOUTHWEST PACIFIC 23-1 8:00 AM Turner, Bryan W.*; Tréanton, Jessica A.; Slatt, Roger M.: 23-16 11:45 AM Rowe, Harry*; Ruppel, Stephen C.: CONSTRUCTING SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE DEVONIAN FRAMEWORKS USING MUDROCK GEOCHEMISTRY WOODFORD AND MISSISSIPPIAN 23-2 8:15 AM Tréanton, Jessica A.*: OUTCROP DERIVED INORGANIC BARNETT FORMATIONS AND ASSOCIATED GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE WOODFORD SHALE; MURRAY PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS, SOUTHERN COUNTY; OKLAHOMA LAURENTIA 23-3 8:30 AM Paxton, Stanley T.*; Olsen, Tom (Deceased); Price, Charles; Gross, Eric; Allison, M.D.; Klimentidis, R.E.: A SESSION NO. 24 NEW SPECTRAL GAMMA-RAY PROFILE OF UPPER T201. Cenozoic Geology of the Great Plains and Western United DEVONIAN/LOWER MISSISSIPPIAN WOODFORD SHALE States: Toward an Integrated Understanding of a Sedimentary, ON THE SOUTH FLANK OF THE ARBUCKLE ANTICLINE, Paleoecologic, and Geohydrologic System (SEPM (Society for ARBUCKLE MOUNTAINS, OKLAHOMA (Invited Sedimentary Geology); GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Presentation) Hydrogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; 23-4 8:45 AM Wilson, Stephen A.*; Birdwell, Justin E.; Matson, GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; Christopher C.: DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATIONS National Ground Water Association) OF NEW GEOCHEMICAL REFERENCE MATERIALS TO 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 MAJOR U.S. UNCONVENTIONAL SHALE PLAYS David L. Fox, Greg A. Ludvigson, Debra L. Hanneman, Emmett Evanoff and 23-5 9:00 AM Zhan, Xin*; Yang, Wan; Feng, Qiao; Lu, Hong; Zhang, Yujiao: Ryan A. Portner, Presiding RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITHO- AND ORGANO- 24-1 8:00 AM Fan, Majie*: DEPOSITIONAL AGES, SEDIMENT FACIES OF LOWER PERMIAN LUCAOGOU LOW-ORDER PROVENANCE, AND PALEOGEOGRAPHY IN THE CYCLE, SOUTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, GREATER CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS AND ADJACENT ROCKY TURPAN-JUNGGAR RIFT BASIN, NW CHINA MOUNTAINS DURING LATE PALEOGENE (Invited 23-6 9:15 AM Friedman, Eric T.*; Sweet, Dustin E.: PRELIMINARY Presentation) RESULTS: COMPARING SILICICLASTIC CONTENT OF 24-2 8:20 AM Evanoff, Emmett*: DETAILED CORRELATION BETWEEN RAMP TO RIMMED CARBONATE SLOPE DEPOSITS TWO SEPARATED LATE EOCENE - EARLY OLIGOCENE DURING RELATIVE SEA LEVEL HIGHSTANDS TERRESTRIAL DISTAL VOLCANICLASTIC SEQUENCES, 23-7 9:30 AM Miserendino, Daniel*; Pietras, Jeffrey T.: DETAILED THE WHITE RIVER FORMATION OF FLAGSTAFF RIM, SEDIMENTOLOGY AND INORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND DOUGLAS, WYOMING OF THE DOLGEVILLE FORMATION AND UTICA GROUP 24-3 8:35 AM Joeckel, R.M.*; Tucker, S.T.; Ludvigson, G.A.; Möller, A.; OF THE CENTRAL MOHAWK VALLEY, NY Field, H.L.; Korus, J.T.: THE EMERGING DEEPER 23-8 9:45 AM Hennissen, Jan A.I.*; Hough, Edward; Vane, Christopher H.; UNDERSTANDING OF CENOZOIC STRATIGRAPHY Stephenson, Michael H.: CHARACTERIZATION OF IN NEBRASKA AND THE POWER OF INTERSTATE AMORPHOUS ORGANIC MATTER (AOM) IN ORGANIC- COOPERATION (Invited Presentation) RICH SHALES OF THE CARBONIFEROUS PENNINE 24-4 8:50 AM Smith, Jon Jay*; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Layzell, Anthony L.; BASIN (UNITED KINGDOM) (Invited Presentation) Möller, Andreas; Stotler, Randy L.; Harlow, R. Hunter; 23-9 10:00 AM Phillips, Stephen C.*; Johnson, Joel E.; Clyde, William C.; Petronis, Michael; Rittenour, Tammy M.; Doveton, John H.: Giosan, Liviu; Hong, Wei-Li; Torres, Marta E.: EFFECTS OF MAXIMUM DEPOSITIONAL AGE CONSTRAINTS AND EARLY DIAGENESIS ON MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PROVENANCE OF CENOZOIC DEPOSITS OF THE IN FINE-GRAINED, METHANE-BEARING MARINE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS IN WESTERN KANSAS, USA SEDIMENTS 24-5 9:05 AM Hallman, Jason A.*; McLean, Noah; Möller, Andreas; 23-10 10:15 AM Howard, Alan D.*; Dietrich, William E.; Williams, Ludvigson, Greg A.; Smith, Jon Jay; Sitek, Brian C.: Rebecca M.E.; Morgan, Alex M.; Irwin, Rossman P.; Moore, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF OGALLALA Jeffrey M.; Hobley, Daniel E.J.: MUDFLOW ALLUVIAL FORMATION DEPOSITION REVEALED BY U-PB ZIRCON FANS OF THE ATACAMA DESERT IN CHILE GEOCHRONOLOGY 23-11 10:30 AM Deocampo, Daniel M.*; Simpson, Alexandra M.; Rabideaux, 24-6 9:20 AM Fox, David L.*; Fox-Dobbs, Kena; Haveles, Andrew W.; Nathan; Davis, David; Minkara, Karim E.; Beverly, Emily J.: Lee, Jung-Eun; Lukens, William E.; Martin, Robert A.; OCTAHEDRAL CHEMISTRY OF CLAY MINERALS IN Polissar, Pratigya J.; Uno, Kevin T.; Snell, Kathryn E.: PLIO- ALKALINE LAKES: AL, FE, AND MG DYNAMICS AND PLEISTOCENE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECORD OF IMPLICATIONS FOR LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTS THE MEADE BASIN, SOUTHWEST KANSAS 23-12 10:45 AM Hannah, Judith L.*; Stein, Holly J.: FINE-SCALE 24-7 9:35 AM Lukens, William E.*; Snell, Kathryn E.; Fox, David L.; Martin, TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN MUDROCKS: RE-OS AND Robert A.; Uno, Kevin T.; Gosse, John C.; Fox-Dobbs, CORROBORATING GEOCHEMICAL TOOLS (Invited Kena: EARLY PLEISTOCENE PALEOLANDSCAPES AT Presentation) BORCHERS BADLANDS, MEADE BASIN, SOUTHWEST 23-13 11:00 AM McColloch, Austin J.*; Kempton, Pamela; Totten, Matthew; KANSAS Willey, Tyler J.: MAPPING AND GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS 9:50 AM BREAK OF THE CHATTANOOGA SHALE AS A POTENTIAL 24-8 10:05 AM Layzell, Anthony L.*; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Fox, David L.: SOURCE ROCK FOR KANSAS OIL STABLE ISOTOPIC PALEOHYDROLOGY OF 23-14 11:15 AM DeReuil, Aubry A.*; Birgenheier, Lauren P.: PEDOGENIC CARBONATE NODULES FROM PLIOCENE STRATIGRAPHIC COMPONENTS AND CORRELATION PALEOSOLS IN THE MEADE BASIN, SOUTHWESTERN OF THE JUANA LOPEZ MEMBER TO PROXIMAL MARINE KANSAS

156 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 26

24-9 10:20 AM Mix, Hari*; Caves Rugenstein, Jeremy K.; Winnick, EVOLUTION OF SAN ANDREAS FAULT-RELATED Matthew J.; Ritch, Andrea J.; Reilly, Sean P.; Chamberlain, DEFORMATION IN THE MECCA HILLS, SOUTHERN C. Page: THE LINKED EVOLUTION OF SURFACE UPLIFT CALIFORNIA, FROM INTEGRATED FAULT ZONE AND ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION IN THE LATE CHARACTERIZATION AND LOW-TEMPERATURE CENOZOIC SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA THERMOCHRONOLOGY 24-10 10:40 AM Stotler, Randy L.*; Butler, James J.; Hirmas, Daniel R.; 25-7 9:30 AM Cooke, Michele*; Hatem, Alex E.; Toeneboehn, Kevin: Johnson, William C.; Katz, Britney; Knobbe, Steven J.; SHEAR STRAIN LOCALIZATION AND EVOLVING AM Layzell, Anthony L.; Long, Molly M.; Ludvigson, Greg A.; KINEMATIC EFFICIENCY OF STRIKE-SLIP FAULT Reboulet, Edward C.; Smith, Jon J.; Whittemore, Donald O.: DEVELOPMENT WITHIN WET KAOLIN EXPERIMENTS UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF GEOLOGY ON 9:45 AM BREAK RECHARGE TO AND PRODUCTION FROM THE HIGH 10:00 AM Marone, Chris*: PLAINS AQUIFER IN KANSAS (Invited Presentation) 25-8 THE ROLE OF FAULT ZONE STRUCTURE AND MATURITY IN DETERMINING THE MODE OF 24-11 11:00 AM Korus, Jesse T.*; Joeckel, R.M.; Divine, Dana P.; Abraham, FAILURE: PERSPECTIVES ON THE SPECTRUM OF Jared D.: CROSS-CUTTING BURIED VALLEYS AT FAULT SLIP BEHAVIORS (Invited Presentation) THE EASTERN MARGIN OF THE NORTHERN HIGH

10:15 AM Rowe, Christie D.*; Griffith, W. Ashley; Ross, Catherine; SUNDAY PLAINS AQUIFER: GENESIS, EVOLUTION, AND 25-9 Melosh, Benjamin; Young, Erik: GEOHYDROLOGIC BEHAVIOR INSIGHTS INTO EARTHQUAKE RUPTURE AND RECOVERY FROM 24-12 11:15 AM Truong, Katherine T.*; Hren, Michael T.; Eley, Yvette: PALEOSEISMIC FAULTS CLIMATE, VEGETATION, AND STABLE ISOTOPES OF 10:30 AM Mcdermott, Robert G.*; Ault, Alexis K.; Evans, James P.; MODERN AND SEDIMENTARY N-ALKANES IN SEMI- 25-10 Reiners, Peter W.: ARID AND GRASSLAND ENVIRONMENTS OF THE ASPERITY FLASH HEATING AND NORTH AMERICAN INTERIOR DYNAMIC WEAKENING OF HEMATITE-COATED FAULT SURFACES FROM MICROTEXTURAL 24-13 11:30 AM Fox-Dobbs, Kena*; Haveles, Andrew W.; Richardson, ANALYSIS, (U-TH)/HE THERMOCHRONOLOGY, AND Hannah K.; Lauria, Cara M.; Snell, Kathryn E.; Fox, David L.: THERMOMECHANICAL MODELING THE INFLUENCE OF GRAZING ON VEGETATION 10:45 AM Axen, Gary*: AND SOIL ORGANIC MATTER IN GRASSLANDS OF 25-11 IS LAYERED FAULT-CORE SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ULTRACATACLASITE CONTAINING MULTIPLE USING MODERN DATASETS TO INTERPRET PALEOSOL PRINCIPAL SLIP SURFACES A COMMON ROCK RECORDS RECORD OF PALEOSEISMICITY? INSIGHT FROM THE WEST SALTON DETACHMENT (WSD), CALIFORNIA 24-14 11:45 AM Weissmann, Gary S.*; Scuderi, Louis A.; Hartley, Adrian J.; Moore, Jason R.; Munn, Sarah F.; Hobbs, Kevin M.: 25-12 11:00 AM Sullivan, Walter A.*; Peterman, Emily M.: A POSSIBLE FLUVIAL SYSTEMS IN MODERN SEDIMENTARY BASINS EXAMPLE OF PULVERIZED GRANITE FROM THE AS ANALOGS TO CENOZOIC FLUVIAL ROCKS BRITTLE-DUCTILE TRANSITION 25-13 11:15 AM Huang, Yihe*: CHARACTERIZING INTERACTIONS SESSION NO. 25 BETWEEN EARTHQUAKE RUPTURE AND FAULT ZONE STRUCTURE (Invited Presentation) T208. Deconstructing Damage: Holistic Perspectives on the Spatiotemporal Evolution of Brittle Fault Zones (GSA Structural 25-14 11:30 AM Resor, Phillip G.*; Shervais, Katherine A.H.; Sawyer, Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; U.S. William J.: IMAGING PSEUDOTACHYLYTE FROM Geological Survey; Geological Survey of Israel) SOURCE TO SINK 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 25-15 11:45 AM Hoehn, Jack R.*; Goodwin, Laurel B.; Singer, Brad S.; Jicha, Brian R.: IN SITU 40AR/39AR UV LASER ANALYSIS OF James Kirkpatrick, Alexis K. Ault, Ram Weinberger, John P. Craddock and SUB-MILLIMETER MICROSTRUCTURAL DOMAINS IN Jonathan Saul Caine, Presiding MIOCENE PSEUDOTACHYLYTE 25-1 8:00 AM Evans, James P.*; Bradbury, Kelly K.; Moser, Amy C.; Janecke, Susanne U.; Forand, David H.: THE SESSION NO. 26 DEVELOPMENT OF INNER DAMAGE ZONES AROUND FAULTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO T215. Applications of Geochronology and Thermochronology for SEISMIC ATTRIBUTES IN FAULTS: A VIRTUOUS Understanding the Tectonic Mechanisms and Surface Processes FEEDBACK AMONGST SEISMICITY, FLUID FLOW, of the Tibetan Plateau (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics HEAT, ALTERATION, AND DEFORMATION (Invited Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Presentation) Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 25-2 8:15 AM Anlian, E. Quentin*; Klimczak, Christian; Crowe, Douglas E.: LARAMIDE THRUST FAULT-RELATED FOLDING 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2B ACCOMMODATED BY SLIPPED DEFORMATION BANDS Devon A. Orme, Lydia Staisch and Alex Pullen, Presiding IN DAKOTA GROUP SANDSTONES, CAÑON CITY 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS EMBAYMENT, COLORADO 26-1 8:05 AM Bush, Meredith A.*; Horton, Brian K.: REORGANIZATION 25-3 8:30 AM Roberts, Nick M.W.*; Walker, Richard J.; Rasbury, Troy: OF CONTINENTAL-SCALE DRAINAGE SYSTEMS: USING U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF CALCITE TO PROVENANCE EVIDENCE FROM THE TIBETAN CONSTRAIN THE TIMING OF FAULT EVOLUTION PLATEAU AND SOUTHERN LARAMIDE ROCKY 25-4 8:45 AM Weinberger, Ram*; Nuriel, Perach; Craddock, John P.: MOUNTAINS (Invited Presentation) SPATIOTEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF BRITTLE FAULT 26-2 8:25 AM Zhuang, Guangsheng*; Johnstone, Sam; Hourigan, Jeremy; ACTIVITY BASED ON STRAIN ANALYSIS AND IN SITU Lippert, Peter C.; Ritts, Bradley; Robinson, Alexander C.; U-PB AGES OF SYNTECTONIC TWINNED CALCITE Sobel, Edward R.: PARTITIONING OF CRUSTAL 25-5 9:00 AM Hudson, Mark R.*; Minor, Scott A.; Caine, Jonathan S.; SHORTENING IN THE NORTHERN TIBETAN PLATEAU: Rad, Mansoureh; Lowers, Heather A.: PREFERRED CONSTRAINTS FROM THERMOCHRONOLOGY STUDIES ORIENTATION OF GRAINS IN FAULTED POORLY 26-3 8:40 AM Staisch, Lydia*; Niemi, Nathan; Clark, Marin K.; LITHIFIED SEDIMENTS FROM THE RIO GRANDE RIFT Chang, Hong: THERMOCHRONOLOGIC AND STUDIED BY AMS, SEM, AND MICROCT GEOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE TIMING 25-6 9:15 AM Moser, Amy C.*; Evans, James P.; Ault, Alexis K.; Bradbury, OF CRUSTAL SHORTENING AND THE INITIATION OF Kelly K.; Janecke, Susanne U.: SPATIOTEMPORAL LEFT-LATERAL SHEAR WITHIN THE CENTRAL KUNLUN

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 157 SESSION NO. 26

SHAN, NORTHERN TIBET: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE 27-3 8:40 AM Süssenberger, Annette*; Schmidt, Susanne T.; Segvic, UPLIFT HISTORY OF THE TIBETAN PLATEAU Branimir; Baumgartner, Lukas: CONTACT VS REGIONAL 26-4 8:55 AM Nie, Junsheng*; Pullen, Alex; Garzione, Carmala: HIGH METAMORPHISM IN THE AREA OF TORRES DEL AND LOW ELEVATION ASIA: MIOCENE–HOLOCENE PAINE (SOUTHERN CHILE) – COMBINING RAMAN SOURCE VARIABILITY FOR CHINESE LOESS AND SPECTROSCOPY AND CLAYINVESTIGATIONS NORTH PACIFIC DUST (Invited Presentation) 27-4 8:55 AM Garber, Joshua M.*; Rioux, Matthew; Kylander-Clark, 26-5 9:15 AM Villarreal, Dustin*; Robinson, Alexander C.; Oimahmadov, Andrew R.C.; Vervoort, Jeff D.; Wilford, Diane; Hacker, Ilhomjon; MacDonald, Brian; Carrapa, Barbara; Gadoev, Bradley R.; Searle, Michael P.; Waters, David; Warren, Clare: Mustafo: ASSESING PRE-CENOZOIC SHORTENING IN FAST SUBDUCTION, SLOW EXHUMATION: DATING THE PAMIR CONTINENTAL SUBDUCTION BENEATH THE OMAN OPHIOLITE 26-6 9:30 AM Chapman, James B.*; Carrapa, Barbara; Ballato, Paolo; DeCelles, Peter G.; Worthington, James; Oimahmadov, 27-5 9:10 AM Smit, Matthijs A.*: GARNET GEOCHRONOLOGY: Ilhomjon; Gadoev, Mustafo; Ketcham, Richard A.: IMPROVEMENTS AND APPLICATION IN HIMALAYAN THERMOKINEMATIC MODELING OF SHORTENING IN RESEARCH (Invited Presentation) THE TAJIK FOLD AND THRUST BELT: IMPLICATIONS 27-6 9:30 AM Clark, A.D.*; Gibson, H.D.; Israel, S.; Staples, R.D.: FOR INTRACONTINENTAL SUBDUCTION BENEATH THE HIGHLIGHTING THE TRANSIENCE AND RAPID RATE PAMIR MOUNTAINS OF ACCRETIONARY TECTONISM USING IN-SITU 26-7 9:45 AM Metcalf, Kathryn*; Kapp, Paul: REMNANTS OF JURASSIC U-PB MONAZITE GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GARNET FOREARC FROM THE SOUTHERN MARGIN OF ASIA THERMOBAROMETRY: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE EXPOSED IN THE INDUS-YARLUNG SUTURE ZONE, YUKON TANANA TERRANE IN SOUTHWEST YUKON SOUTHERN TIBET 9:45 AM DISCUSSION 10:00 AM BREAK 27-7 10:00 AM Buchanan, John Wesley*; Kuiper, Yvette D.; Williams, 26-8 10:15 AM Ingalls, Miquela*; Rowley, David B.; Colman, Michael L.; Hepburn, J. Christopher: DUCTILE Albert: THE CARBONATE CLUMPED ISOTOPE EXTRUSION OF THE NASHOBA FORMATION DURING PALEOTHERMOMETER AS A POSSIBLE RECORDER CONVERGENCE OF THE AVALON TERRANE WITH OF LOW-TEMPERATURE BASIN DIAGENESIS THE COMPOSITE LAURENTIAN MARGIN, EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS 26-9 10:30 AM Leary, Ryan J.*; DeCelles, Peter G.; Quade, Jay; Kapp, Paul: THE LIUQU CONGLOMERATE, SOUTHERN TIBET: AGE 27-8 10:15 AM Thigpen, J. Ryan*; Ashley, Kyle T.; Law, Richard D.; AND PALEOCLIMATE Mako, Calvin A.: INFLUENCE OF THRUST-RELATED ADVECTION AND MASS TRANSFER ON METAMORPHIC 26-10 10:45 AM Xie, Yanxue*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURE AND HEATING RATES IN OROGENS (Invited Presentation) GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE LIUQU CONGLOMERATE ALONG THE YARLUNG-ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE 27-9 10:35 AM van der Pluijm, Ben*; Haines, Samuel; Hnat, James; Pana, (SOUTHERN TIBET), AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE Dinu: FROM FAULT DATES TO OROGENIC RATES MODE AND TIMING OF COLLISION TECTONICS IN THE 27-10 10:50 AM Stoner, Ryan K.*; Baughman, Jaclyn S.; Flowers, TIBETAN-HIMALAYAN OROGENIC BELT Rebecca M.; Kelly, Nigel M.; Metcalf, James R.: COUPLING 26-11 11:00 AM Taylor, Michael H.*: BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR THE RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY AND ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE INDIA-ASIA COLLISION IN WESTERN TIBET: COLLISION DATING TO IMPROVE INTERPRETATION OF THERMAL OBLIQUITY VS. UNDERTHRUSTING INDIA REVEALED HISTORIES AND CRUSTAL PROCESSES (Invited Presentation) 27-11 11:05 AM Levine, Jamie S.F.*; Casale, Gabriele; Rahl, Jeffrey M.; 26-12 11:20 AM Laskowski, Andrew*; Orme, Devon A.: THERMAL Craig, Taylor D.: ALLEGHANIAN-AGED HIGH- EVOLUTION OF THE YARLUNG SUTURE: LINKAGES TO TEMPERATURE DEFORMATION CONDITIONS TECTONICS, CLIMATE, AND RIVER INCISION ASSOCIATED WITH FORMATION OF THE TALLULAH FALLS DOME, NORTHEASTERN GEORGIA 26-13 11:35 AM Schultz, Mary*; Hodges, Kip V.; Ehlers, Todd A.; van Soest, Matthijs C.; Wartho, Jo-Anne; McDonald, Christopher: A 27-12 11:20 AM Baughman, Jaclyn S.*; Flowers, Rebecca M.: SYSTEMATIC THERMOCHRONOLOGIC TRANSECT MULTICHRONOMETER (U-TH)/HE STUDY OF ACROSS THE HIMALAYAN RAIN SHADOW IS THE PHALABORWA CARBONATITE COMPLEX, CONSISTENT WITH COUPLING OF PRECIPITATION SOUTH AFRICA TO DECIPHER MINERAL CLOSURE PATTERNS AND PLIOCENE-RECENT EXHUMATION TEMPERATURES AND KAAPVAAL CRATON THERMAL EVOLUTION SESSION NO. 27 27-13 11:35 AM Quillan, Kevin, Reid*; Schermer, Elizabeth: STRUCTURAL T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral EVOLUTION AND HIGH-PRESSURE LOW- Growth to Orogenesis (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM OF THE SAN JUAN and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics THRUST SYSTEM, ORCAS ISLAND, WA Division) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3B Thomas M. Etzel, Eric D. Kelly, Kyle T. Ashley and Elizabeth J. Catlos, Presiding AFTERNOON ORAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TECHNICAL SESSIONS 27-1 8:05 AM Baxter, Ethan F.*; Caddick, Mark J.; Ague, Jay J.; Dragovic, Besim; Pollington, Anthony D.; Sullivan, Nora: THREE SESSION NO. 28 KINDS OF METAMORPHIC PULSES: GEODYNAMIC, THERMODYNAMIC, KINETIC Carbonate Pore Systems and Diagenesis 27-2 8:20 AM Cruz-Uribe, Alicia M.*; Feineman, Maureen; Zack, Thomas; 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 Jacob, Dorrit E.: ASSESSING TRACE ELEMENT (DIS) Franciszek Hasiuk, Presiding EQUILIBRIUM AND THE APPLICATION OF SINGLE 28-1 1:30 PM Vanorio, Tiziana*; Head, Dulcie: EXPERIMENTAL AND ELEMENT THERMOMETERS IN METAMORPHIC ROCKS SIMULATED PERMEABILITY OF CONTROLLED, 3D (Invited Presentation) PRINTED ROCK MICROSTRUCTURES

158 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 29-2 29-1 Lyndsay B. BallandD.C. Buesch,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom502 Recent Advances inHydrogeology I SESSION NO. 29 28-12 28-11 28-10 28-9 28-8 28-7 28-6 28-5 28-4 28-3 28-2 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM APPLIED TO GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY BASINS ALONGSINISTRALFAULTS, FORT IRWIN, CA, FORMATION ANDDESTRUCTION OFSEDIMENTARY Bedrosian, Paul A.; Densmore, Jill; Langenheim, V.E.: Miller, David M.*; Buesch,David C.; Ball,Lyndsay B.; IN THE MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA STUDIES AT FORT IRWIN NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER HYDROLOGIC, GEOLOGIC, AND WATER-EXPLORATION REMOTE SENSING WITH TRADITIONAL METHODSIN Woolfenden, Linda: OVERVIEW ONINTEGRATING Ball, Lyndsay B.; Bedrosian,Paul A.; Cromwell, Geoffrey; Densmore, J.N.*; Miller, D.M.; Buesch,D.C.; O’Leary, D.R.; ORDOVICIAN, NORTHWEST TARIM BASIN, CHINA AND THE CONTROLLING FACTORS INMIDDLE Meng, Miaomiao*: MICROFACIES ANALYSIS OFREEFS CHINA ENVIRONMENT INSANTANGHU BASIN, XINJIANG, NW LACUSTRINE MANTLE-ORINGINEDHYDROTHERMAL A SETOFPRIMARY DOLOMITEROCKS FORMEDIN LI, Zhexuan*; Liu, Yiqun; Nan, Yun; LI,Hong; Jiao, Xin: PERMIAN, SANTANGHU BASIN, CHINA EXHALATIVE HYDROTHERMAL ACTIVITIES IN DOLOSTONE RELATED TO MANTLE-DERIVED Zhang, Shuai*; Liu, Yiqun; Jiao, Xin; Li,Hong: PRIMARY SANTANGHU BASIN, XINJIANG HYDROTHERMAL ACTIVITES OF THE PERMIAN, RELATED TO LACUSTRINE EXHALATIVE GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERS OFDOLOSTONE Zhang, Qiao*; Liu, Yiqun; Nan, Yun; Jiao, Xin: TEXAS, USA EDWARDS GROUP, EARLY CRETACEOUS, CENTRAL LAGOONAL SETTINGOF FORT TERRETT FORMATION, PERMEABILITY FENESTRALFABRIC INEVAPORATIVE DYNAMICS INVOLVING INTERCONNECTED ANDHIGH DOLOMITE TEXTURAL EVOLUTION ANDFLUID Widodo, Robet W.*; Laya-Pereira, Juan Carlos: QUINCY, ILLINOIS PEARLS FROM ANUNDERGROUND LIMESTONE MINE, STYLES OFRECRYSTALLIZATION INMODERNCAVE EVIDENCE FOREXTREMELY RAPIDAND VARIED Melim, LeslieA.*; Liming,Nick; Justin: Christensen, PAVEMENT PERFORMANCE THROAT SIZEDISTRIBUTION TO PREDICTHIGHWAY USING PETROGRAPHY, GEOCHEMISTRY ANDPORE ANALYSIS OFCARBONATE QUARRY BLOCKSTONES Hussey, Evelyn K.*; Hasiuk,Franciszek; Dawson, M. Robert: AGGREGATE PORE INDEXMETHODFOREVALUATING HIGHWAY HOW CARBONATE MICROPORES AFFECT THE IOWA Franciszek; Dawson, M. Robert: UNDERSTANDING Ridzuan, MuhammadFirdausAhmad*; Hasiuk, RESERVOIRS OF MICROPORES INFLUIDFLOW WITHIN CARBONATE Kallel, Wissem; Sorbie, Ken:ROLE UNDERSTANDING THE Andrew; Van Dijke, Marinus; Stratford, Kevin; Jiang,Zeyun; SophieRebekah*;Harland, Wood, RachelA.; Curtis, IN CARBONATE ROCKS META-ANALYSIS OFMICROPOROSITY OCCURRENCE Hasiuk, Franciszek*; Kaczmarek, Stephen: ABIG-DATA GEOSCIENCE APPLICATIONS 3D PRINTINGANDDIGITAL ROCK PHYSICSFOR Yoon, J.; Hongkyu*; Mario Martinez, Dewers, Thomas: 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 29-12 29-11 29-10 29-9 29-8 29-7 29-6 29-5 29-4 29-3 30-4 30-3 30-2 30-1 Presiding Linda C. Ivany, EmilyJ. Judd, Jeffrey S. PigatiandKathleenB. Springer, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom505 Recent Advances inPaleoclimatology andPaleoceanography SESSION NO. 30 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM PARTS OFKANOSTATE, NIGERIA OF WOMEN IN THE MANAGEMENT OF WATER SOME HYDROGEOLOGY, WATER SUPPLY AND THE ROLE Rilwanu, Tasi’u Yalwa*; Mohammed,Nuratu: NATURE OF AFGHANISTAN WATERS ANDGEOPOLITICALISSUESIN Sinfield, Len; Alexander Stewart, K.: TRANSBOUNDARY Shroder, JohnF.*; Ahmadzai,SherJan; Mcnamara, Patrick; HIGH-GRADIENT CANALS USE OF THE MANNINGEQUATION FOR THE DESIGNOF Janelle; Abbott, Jared; Morris,Paul; Steven Emerman, H.: Ostraff, Ashley*; Rakotoarisaona, Henintsoa; Gherasim, SPRING INBIGBENDRANCHSTATE PARK, TEXAS RESULTS OFANINVENTORY ANDASSESSMENTOF Weathers, Zach*; Urbanczyk,Kevin M.: PRELIMINARY BREAK MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA AT FT. IRWIN NATIONAL TRAINING CENTERIN THE FLOW SYSTEMSINBASINS HAVING SPARSE DATA D.C.; Densmore, J.N.: SIMULATING GROUNDWATER- Cromwell, Geoffrey; O’Leary, D.R.; Miller, David M.; Buesch, Woolfenden, LindaR.*; Ball,Lyndsay B.; Bedrosian,Paul A.; IN THE MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA BASINS AT FORT IRWIN NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER FRAMEWORK MODELFOR TWO GROUNDWATER Woolfenden, Linda: INTEGRATED HYDROGEOLOGIC Miller, David M.; Buesch,David C.; Densmore, Jill; Cromwell, Geoffrey*; Ball,Lyndsay B.; Bedrosian,Paul A.; THE NORTHERN MOJAVE DESERT ELECTROMAGNETIC DATA IN THE NELSONBASIN OF 3D HYDROSTRATIGRAPHY FROM AIRBORNE RESISTIVITY TO MODELFRAMEWORK: DEVELOPING Buesch, David C.; Miller, David M.; Densmore, JillN.: FROM Ball, Lyndsay B.*; Bedrosian,Paul A.; Woolfenden, LindaR.; CENTER, CALIFORNIA FOR TEST WELLS, FORT IRWIN NATIONAL TRAINING J.N.; Nawikas, J.M.: WELLBOREFLOW SIMULATIONS O’Leary, D.R.*; Buesch,D.C.; Miller, D.M.; Densmore, FORT IRWIN, CALIFORNIA UNITS (LGUS)FORHYDROGEOLOGIC MODELING, TO ESTABLISH LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC-GEOPHYSICAL Buesch, D.C.*; O’Leary, D.R.: USINGBOREHOLEDATA MOJAVE STRIKE-SLIPPROVINCE STRATIGRAPHIC UNITS WITHIN THE NORTHEAST DEFORMATION OFELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE WHY SOBLUE? THE DISTRIBUTION, ORIGIN, AND Menges, M.; Christopher Buesch,D.C.; Densmore, J.N.: Bedrosian, Paul A.*; Ball,Lyndsay B.; Miller, D.M.; DURING THE EOCENE GREENHOUSE TEMPERATURE ANDPRECIPITATION INANTARCTICA Willem P.; Affek, HagitP.: SEASONALVARIATIONSOF Judd, EmilyJ.*; Ivany, LindaC.; Miklus, Nicole M.; Sijp, CRETACEOUS CLIMATE Hay, William W.*; DeConto, Robert: RETHINKING BRACHIOPOD SHELLS FROM TIBET ANDMONGOLIA CARBON ANDOXYGEN ISOTOPE RECORDSOF PALEOENVIRONMENT INDICATED BYSTABLE Mii, Horng-sheng*; Shi,Guang; Shen,Shuzhong: PERMIAN SULFUR CYCLINGIN THE CRYOGENIAN OCEAN Chuanming; Huang,Kangjun: ANEWPATHWAY OF Lang, Xianguo*; Shen,Bing; Peng, Yongbo; Zhou, SESSION NO. 30

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30-5 2:30 PM Sheldon, Nathan D.*: COMPARISON OF HIGH- 31-2 1:50 PM Larson, Erik B.*; Sumrall, Jonathan B.: SURFICIAL KARST RESOLUTION EOCENE-OLIGOCENE TRANSITION AND PSEUDOKARST FEATURES OF THE HIAWATHA PALEOCLIMATIC RECORDS FROM NORTH AMERICA NATIONAL FOREST, UPPER PENINSULA, MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN EUROPE 31-3 2:05 PM Cooper, Max P.*; Mylroie, John E.: PSEUDOKARST 30-6 2:45 PM Eley, Yvette*; Hren, Michael T.: CLIMATIC AND DEVELOPMENT IN GLACIATED TERRAINS HYDROLOGIC CHANGE DURING THE EOCENE- 31-4 2:20 PM Land, Lewis*: USING BRACKISH WATER FROM KARSTIC OLIGOCENE TRANSITION IN THE NORTH AMERICAN AQUIFERS TO AUGMENT FRESHWATER RESOURCES INTERIOR IN THE SEMI-ARID SOUTHWEST 30-7 3:00 PM Auerbach, David*; Hren, Michael T.; Pacini, Astrid: A 31-5 2:35 PM Bishop, Melisa R.*; Pate, Dale L.: EVALUATING SHARED GLOBAL TERRESTRIAL CLIMATE SHIFT AT THE KARST LANDSCAPES FOR LONG-TERM PROTECTION EOCENE-OLIGOCENE TRANSITION: EVIDENCE FROM IN OUR NATIONAL PARKS MID-LATITUDE SOUTH AMERICA 2:50 PM ADDITIONAL Q&A; DISCUSSION 30-8 3:15 PM Tesfamichael, Tekie*; Jacobs, Bonnie F.; Tabor, Neil J.; Michel, Lauren A.; Currano, Ellen; Feseha, Mulugeta: 2:55 PM BREAK ANCIENT ATMOSPHERIC CARBON DIOXIDE FROM 31-6 3:10 PM Boston, Penelope J.*; Spilde, Michael N.; Northup, Diana E.: COOLER LATE OLIGOCENE AND WARMER EARLY THE SPECTACULAR MACROSCOPIC MICROBIAL MIOCENE TIMES, ESTIMATED FROM FOSSIL LEAVES BIOSIGNATURES OF LAVA TUBE CAVES AND CARBON ISOTOPES 31-7 3:25 PM Datta, Saugata*; Blank, Jennifer G.; Leveille, Richard J.; 30-9 3:30 PM Ibarra, Daniel E.*; Oster, Jessica L.; Winnick, Matthew J.; Moser, Duane: BASALTIC CAVES AND POTENTIAL FOR Ritch, Andrea J.; Chamberlain, C. Page; Maher, Kate: BIOSIGNATURE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION CLIMATOLOGICAL DRIVERS OF PLIO-PLEISTOCENE 31-8 3:40 PM Spilde, Michael N.*; Northup, Diana E.; Caimi, Nicole A.; PLUVIAL LAKE DISTRIBUTIONS IN WESTERN NORTH Boston, Penelope J.; Stone, Frederick D.; Smith, Stephen: AMERICA MICROBIAL MAT COMMUNITIES IN HAWAIIAN LAVA 30-10 3:45 PM Roy, Priyadarsi D.*; Quiroz-Jimenez, Jesús David; CAVES Sánchez-Zavala, José Luis; Muthusankar, Gowrappan; 31-9 3:55 PM McHenry, Lindsay J.*; Vickery, Christopher L.: Lozano-Santacruz, Rufino; Lopez-Balbiaux, Nayeli: EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVATION OF SECONDARY HYDROCLIMATE OF SUBTROPICAL MEXICO SINCE MINERALS IN HAWAIIAN LAVA TUBES (Invited THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM AND EVALUATION OF Presentation) SOME PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC FORCINGS 31-10 4:10 PM Griffiths, Paul A.*:SELF-REGULATED KARST 30-11 4:00 PM Springer, Kathleen B.*; Pigati, Jeffrey S.; Mahan, MANAGEMENT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA): IS IT Shannon A.; Bright, Jordon; Starratt, Scott W.: THE WORKING? HYDROLOGIC RESPONSE OF DESERT WETLANDS TO 31-11 4:25 PM Steele, Nicholas E.*: CAVE CLIMATE ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE SOUTHERN GREAT CHARACTERIZATION AND EXAMINING THE BASIN AND MOJAVE DESERTS EFFECTIVENESS OF CAVE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 30-12 4:15 PM Pigati, Jeffrey S.*; Springer, Kathleen B.; Honke, - TIMPANOGOS CAVE NATIONAL MONUMENT Jeffrey S.; Bright, Jordon; Wilson, Jim: SUBMILLENNIAL- 31-12 4:40 PM Tobin, Benjamin W.*; Schenk, Edward R.; Childres, SCALE HYDROLOGIC CHANGES RECORDED IN Hampton; Springer, Abraham E.; Jones, Casey: UTILIZING LATE QUATERNARY WETLAND DEPOSITS IN THE KARST RESEARCH TO INFORM THE NEPA PROCESS SOUTHWESTERN U.S AT GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK 30-13 4:30 PM Drewicz, Amanda E.*; Kohn, Matthew J.; Pigati, Jeffrey S.; 31-13 4:55 PM Kovarik, Johanna L.*; Baichtal, James F.: CONTRIBUTIONS Springer, Kathleen B.: UNDERSTANDING SEASONAL OF CAVE AND KARST RESEARCH TO MANAGEMENT PRECIPITATION IN THE UPPER LAS VEGAS WASH ON THE TONGASS NATIONAL FOREST DURING THE LATE QUATERNARY USING STABLE CARBON AND OXYGEN ISOTOPES IN FOSSIL TEETH 31-14 5:10 PM Polyak, Victor J.*; Asmerom, Yemane; Lachniet, AND TUFA Matthew S.; Rasmussen, Jessica B.T.: A TEMPLATE FOR SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES LATE HOLOCENE 30-14 4:45 PM Nelson, Stephen T.*; Rey, Kevin A.; Tingey, David G.; PALEOCLIMATE FROM STALAGMITE HC-1 McBride, John H.; Shurtliff, Ryan: A 13,000 YEAR MULTI-PROXY CLIMATE RECORD FROM THE FISH 5:25 PM ADDITIONAL Q&A; DISCUSSION LAKE PLATEAU OF UTAH WITH EMPHASIS ON THE CONDITIONS LEADING TO LARGE MASS MOVEMENTS SESSION NO. 32 30-15 5:00 PM Yanes, Yurena*; Nekola, Jeffrey C.; Rech, Jason A.; Pigati, T5. Magmatic-Hydrothermal Ore Deposits: Metal Transport from Jeffrey S.: INTRA AND INTERSPECIFIC OXYGEN STABLE Source to Sink (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, ISOTOPE VARIABILITY OF SYMPATRIC SMALL LAND Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SNAILS FROM NORTH AMERICA 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 30-16 5:15 PM Adesina, Nurudeen Abiodun*: BIO-GEOENGINEERING IN Thomas Monecke and Karen Kelley, Presiding ARID AREAS BY AFFORESTATION 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 31 32-1 1:35 PM Cloos, Mark*; Wafforn, Stephanie: SUBDUCTION ZONES AND PORPHYRY COPPER DEPOSITS Something for Everybody: The Many Faces of Karst Science in all its Multidisciplinary Glory 32-2 1:50 PM Olson, Nansen H.*; Dilles, John H.; Kent, Adam J.R.; Lang, James R.: GENESIS OF THE KASKANAK BATHOLITH, 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 AND THE ROLE OF TITANITE AND OTHER ACCESSORY Johanna L. Kovarik, Benjamin W. Tobin and Victor J. Polyak, Presiding MINERALS ON TRACE ELEMENT DISTRIBUTIONS 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 32-3 2:05 PM Wafforn, Stephanie*; Cloos, Mark; Stockli, Daniel F.: 31-1 1:35 PM Newton, B. Talon*; Rawling, Geoffrey C.: HYDROGEOLOGY THERMAL HISTORY OF THE GRASBERG PORPHYRY OF THE SACRAMENTO MOUNTAINS IN COPPER DEPOSIT: IMPLICATIONS OF RAPID COOLING SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO: HOW KARST 32-4 2:20 PM Runyon, Simone E.*; Seedorff, Eric; Steele-MacInnis, CREATES AN OASIS IN THE DESERT Matthew; Lecumberri-Sanchez, Pilar; Mazdab, Frank K.: GREISEN ALTERATION IN THE ROOT ZONES OF

160 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 33-3 33-2 33-1 J. William Carey andJason Heath,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom506 Energy II Coupled Processes inShale, CO2Sequestration, andGeothermal T13.Fracture, Faulting, andReactiveFluidFlow in Tight Rocks: SESSION NO. 33 32-14 32-13 32-12 32-11 32-10 32-9 32-8 32-7 32-6 32-5 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:20 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM NEVADA PORPHYRY COPPERSYSTEMSAT YERINGTON, TO PORE-SCALE CONSTITUTIVEPROPERTIES RELATING THE MACROSCOPIC BEHAVIOR OFSHALES Hongkyu; Mozley,APPROACHES Peter: NEW TO Heath, Jason*; Dewers, Thomas; Alex; Rinehart, Yoon, FLOW (Invited Presentation) Gill, Maggie: FRACTURE SHEARING IMPACT ONFLUID Crandall, Dustin*; Moore, Johnathan; Stadelman,Matthew; SHALES ASFUNCTIONOFSTRESS ANDANISOTROPY Gutierrez, Marte*; Katsuki,Daisuke: FRACTURING OF INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CONCLUDING REMARKS HOSTED GOLDDEPOSIT WITH AFOCUSON THE WHITE MOUNTAIN BRECCIA- THE HUNJIANGBASIN, JILINPROVINCE, NECHINA, Andreas: MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL DEPOSITSOF Collins, Greg; Feng, Tao; Baker, Tim; Kelly, NigelM.; Möller, Keevil, Halley A.*; Monecke, Thomas; Goldfarb, Richard; (U-TH)/HE THERMOCHRONOLOGY USING FLUID FLOW AT THE MARIGOLDDEPOSIT, NEVADA HYDROTHERMAL OF CONSTRAINING THETIMING Huff, DanteE.*; Holley, Elizabeth; Guenthner, William R.: NORTHERN NEVADA Ressel, Michael W.*: EOCENEGOLDMETALLOGENY OF DAKOTA MINERALIZATION OF THE WHARF MINE, SOUTH Hans: GEOLOGICCONTROL ONALTERATION AND Wendlandt, Richard; Pfaff, Katharina; Rasmussen, Pedraza Rojas, JohanaMargaret*; Holley, Elizabeth; SULFIDATION EPITHERMALAU DEPOSIT, COLORADO HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMAT THE SUMMITVILLEHIGH- Holley, Elizabeth: EVOLUTION OF THE MAGMATIC- Subaru*;Tsuruoka, Monecke, Thomas; Reynolds, T. James; SULFIDATION EPITHERMALDEPOSIT INTO FLUIDEVOLUTION OFANINTERMEDIATE- CREEDE MININGDISTRICT, COLORADO: INSIGHTS CHEMISTRY OF THE NORTH AMETHYSTDEPOSIT, PETROGRAPHY, PARAGENESIS, AND MINERAL A.*;Guzman, Mario Monecke, Thomas: VEIN ÇÖPLER AU-CU DEPOSIT, EASTCENTRAL TURKEY OF AMAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM: THE James; Pfaff, Katharina: INSIGHTSINTO THE EVOLUTION Skewes, Wiley Boulden*; Monecke, Thomas; Reynolds, T. APURIMAC PROVINCE, PERU THE FERROBAMBA CU-MOPORPHYRY DEPOSIT, PARAGENSIS AND WALL ROCK ALTERATION OF Smith, QuinnEric*: VEINDENSITY, ORIENTATION, BREAK SYSTEMS TRANSPORT INMAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL NicoleC.*:Hurtig, PRECIOUSVAPOR:METAL CA-NV IN THE ANCESTRALCASCADESMAGMATIC ARC, ALTERATION AT GOLDFIELDANDOTHER DISTRICTS PRECIOUS METAL DEPOSITIONANDQUARTZ-ALUNITE SULFIDE SATURATION INMAGMAS ASSOCIATED WITH Koenig, AlanE.; Premo, Wayne R.; MichaelJ.: Pribil, du Bray, Edward A.; Hayden, LeslieA.; John,David A.; Vikre, Peter G.*; Colgan,JosephP.; Cosca,MichaelA.; 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 33-4 34-2 34-1 JoAnn M. Holloway, KateM. CampbellandSuzette A. Presiding Morman, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom302 Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Division; Geochemical Society; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision; GSAHydrogeology Impact ofMining(GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeology T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches toAssessingEnvironmental SESSION NO. 34 33-12 33-11 33-10 33-9 33-8 33-7 33-6 33-5 34-5 34-4 34-3 2:20 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM Manika: CO Joewondo, Nerine*; Zhang, Yijia; Kumar, Sanyog; Prasad, MEASURING THE LEGACY OF19 Dethier, David P.*; Ouimet, William B.; Murphy, Sheila: CANADA (Invited Presentation) POLLEY MINE TAILINGS SPILL, BRITISHCOLUMBIA, TERM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF THE MOUNT Brewer, Paul; Bird,Graham; Williams, Richard: THELONG- Patrick*;Byrne, Hudson-Edwards, KarenA.; Macklin, M.G.; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DISCUSSION SHALE AND COMPOSITIONALPROPERTIES INMANCOS MULTISCALE CHARACTERISTICS OFMECHANICAL Mozley, Peter; Heath,Jason; Dewers, Thomas: Yoon, Hongkyu*; Ingraham, Mathew D.; Joseph; Grigg, FINITE ELEMENTMETHOD GEOMECHANICAL MODELSUSING THE EXTENDED INTERSECTING/NONPLANAR FAULTS INRESERVOIR- NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL Lotfian, Zahra*; Prevost, JeanH.; Sukumar, N.: REQUIREMENTS FORHYDRAULIC FRACTURING EFFICIENCY ANDREDUCING THE WATER Nataliia; Frash,PRODUCTION Luke: INCREASINGTHE JoaquinJimenez;Martinez, Lei,Zhou; Makedonska, Porter, Mark; Karra, Satish; Kang,Qinjun; Hyman,Jeffrey; Viswanathan, Hari*; Carey, J. William; Rougier, Esteban; EFFECTS DURINGHYDRAULIC FRACTURE Evans, Brian; Bernabe, Yves: FLUIDCOMPRESSIBILITY Mighani, Saied*; Boulenouar, Abdelhamid; Mok,Uli; SPECIFIC STIFFNESSFORROUGH FRACTURES AN EMPIRICALMODELRELATING PERMEABILITYAND Wang, Lichun*; Cardenas, M. Bayani: DEVELOPMENTOF COMPLEX, FRACTURED MEDIUM(Invited Presentation) MONITORING OFHYDRAULIC FRACTURING INA VISUALIZATION ANDACOUSTIC EMISSION Nakagawa, Seiji*; Kneafsey, Timothy J.: LABORATORY BREAK FRACTURES FORMEDIN THE SUBSURFACE STRESS-PERMEABILITY EFFECTS THROUGH SHEAR Frash, Luke*; Carey, J. William; Viswanathan, Hari: WATER IMBIBITIONINFRACTURED SHALES R.:Brian EFFECTOFSURFACTANTS ON THE RATE OF Das, Saikat*; Dhiman,Indu; Bilheux,HassinaZ.; Ellis, SHALES COLORADO AND GEOCHEMICALEVIDENCE, FOURMILECANYON, CENTURY GOLDMININGUSINGLIDAR, GEOMORPHIC GIANT MINE, YELLOWKNIFE, NT PHASES IN TAILINGS AND TAILINGS DUSTFROM CHARACTERIZATION OFARSENIC-HOSTINGSOLID Bailey, Alexandra S.*; Jamieson, HeatherE.: MINES INNEWMEXICO Ashlynne: THECHARACTERIZATION OFABANDONED Asafo-Akowuah, John*; McLemore, Virginia T.; Winton, RIVER WATERSHED, MONTEZUMA, COLORADO ELEMENTS ANDACID ROCK DRAINAGE IN THE SNAKE Rue, Garrett*; McKnight,DianeM.: RAREEARTH 2 STORAGE ANDADSORPTIONKINETICSIN TH - AND20 SESSION NO. 34 TH -

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34-6 2:55 PM Frederick, Logan*; Johnson, William P.: MOBILIZATION 35-6 2:50 PM Barnes, Calvin G.*; Berry, Ryan; Coint, Nolwenn; Ernst, OF MINING SOURCED TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE RIO W.G.; Barnes, M.A.: TRACE ELEMENT ZONING GALA, ECUADOR IN HORNBLENDE: TRACKING AND MODELLING 34-7 3:10 PM Plumlee, Geoffrey S*: MINING, THE ENVIRONMENT, CRYSTALLIZATION OF CALC-ALKALINE ARC PLUTONS AND HEALTH: A GEOSCIENCE FOUNDATION FOR (Invited Presentation) TRANSDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION (Invited 35-7 3:10 PM Hervig, Richard L.*; Branscomb, S.; Regier, Margo E.: HOW Presentation) LOW CAN YOU GO? DETECTING TRACE ELEMENTS IN 3:30 PM BREAK NATURAL QUARTZ CRYSTALS BY SECONDARY ION MASS SPECTROMETRY (SIMS) 34-8 3:40 PM Newman, Connor P.*: INTEGRATING PREDICTIVE HYDROGEOLOGIC AND GEOCHEMICAL 35-8 3:25 PM Turnier, Rachelle B.*; Katzir, Yaron; Kitajima, Kouki; Orland, ASSESSMENTS IN PIT-LAKE REGULATION AND I.J.; Spicuzza, M.J.; Valley, John W.: IN SITU VERSUS BULK RECLAMATION IN NEVADA ANALYSES OF OXYGEN ISOTOPE RATIOS: IMPROVED THERMOMETRY FOR CORUNDUM AND CALCITE AT 34-9 3:55 PM Seal, Robert R.*; Gulley, Andrew L.: LINKING NAXOS, GREECE ABANDONED MINE REMEDIATION TO ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY, AQUATIC RECOVERY, AND THE 35-9 3:40 PM Griffin, Julie M.*; Chen, Jitao; Montañez, Isabel P.; Glessner, VALUE OF RECREATIONAL ANGLING IN CENTRAL Justin; Osleger, Dillon J.: SOLUTION-LASER ABLATION COLORADO MC-ICPMS COMPARISONS OF CONODONT APATITE FOR 87SR/86SR 34-10 4:10 PM Holloway, JoAnn M.*; Pribil, Michael J.; Todd, Andrew S.; Kraus, Johanna M.; Rutherford, Danny L.; McGee, 35-10 3:55 PM Cottle, John M.*; Stearns, Michael A.: GSA MINERALOGY Ben Nevis: INTERDISCIPLINARY ASSESSMENT OF GEOCHEMISTRY, PETROLOGY, AND VOLCANOLOGY MERCURY AND ARSENIC FROM A CARBONATE- DIVISION EARLY CAREER AWARD: APPLICATION OF HOSTED ORE DEPOSIT, CENTRAL IDAHO, U.S.A SINGLE SHOT LASER ABLATION SPLIT STREAM TO ACCESSORY PHASE PETROCHRONOLOGY 34-11 4:25 PM Radkova, Anezka*; Jamieson, Heather E.; Campbell, Kate M.: ANTIMONY MOBILITY AND SPECIATION IN 35-11 4:20 PM McLean, Noah M.*; Bowring, James F.; Gehrels, RECENTLY DEPOSITED MINE WASTE RESULTING George E.: ALGORITHMS AND SOFTWARE FOR U-PB FROM STIBNITE MINING AT BEAVER BROOK, GEOCHRONOLOGY BY LA-ICPMS: ET_REDUX NEWFOUNDLAND 35-12 4:35 PM Allen, Charlotte M.*; Wiemer, Daniel; Murphy, David T.: 34-12 4:40 PM Maest, A.S.*; Schwartzman, P.; Kliegman, D.: USE OF IMPROVING LA-ICPMS DATING TECHNIQUES: MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND VISUAL APPROACHES EXPERIMENTS ON ZIRCON FROM A 3.51 GA DIORITIC TO UNDERSTAND FRACTURE-FLOW CONTAMINANT GNEISS, EAST PILBARA TERRANE, WESTERN TRANSPORT IN AN UNDERGROUND GOLD MINE AUSTRALIA 34-13 4:55 PM Alpers, Charles N.*; Campbell, Kate M.; Nordstrom, D. Kirk; 35-13 4:50 PM Hodges, K.V.*; Van Soest, M.C.; Horne, A.M.; Carver, Rudy; Elbe, Theron: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL Anderson, A.J.: INTEGRATED LASER ABLATION VARIATIONS IN MINE WATER GEOCHEMISTRY AND AND RAMAN MICROPROBE U/PB, (U-TH)/HE, AND CHALLENGES FOR WATER TREATMENT AT IRON RADIATION DAMAGE CHRONOLOGY OF DETRITAL MOUNTAIN, CALIFORNIA MINERALS (Invited Presentation) 34-14 5:10 PM Nordstrom, D. Kirk*: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CHECKLIST 35-14 5:10 PM Aleinikoff, John N.*; Walsh, Gregory J.: SHRIMP U-PB FOR ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF SYSTEMATICS OF ZIRCON FROM ANORTHOSITE, MINING (Invited Presentation) NELSONITE, AND ILMENITE-MAGNETITE ORE AT THE TAHAWUS MINE, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, SESSION NO. 35 NY: EVIDENCE FOR A YOUNGER EPISODE OF EMPLACEMENT T39. Go Small or Go Home: Microbeam Techniques Applied to Igneous, Metamorphic, and Sedimentary Petrology of Earth and SESSION NO. 36 Planetary Materials (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics T53. Floodplain Hydrogeomorphology: Dynamics of Sediment, Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division) Vegetation, and Organic Matter in Altered and Unaltered Systems (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Kate Souders and Paul J. Sylvester, Presiding Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Soils and Soil 35-1 1:30 PM Valley, John W.*; Blum, Tyler B.; Reinhard, David: SIZE Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Sedimentary MATTERS: HOW SMALL IS TOO SMALL FOR ISOTOPE Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) RATIO ANALYSIS? (Invited Presentation) 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 35-2 1:50 PM Lanzirotti, Antonio*; Sutton, Stephen R.; Newville, Matt; Fitts, Derek M. Schook, Katherine B. Lininger and Nicholas A. Sutfin, Presiding Jeffrey P.; Head, Elisabet: HIGH ENERGY SYNCHROTRON 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS X-RAY MICROSPECTROSCOPY FOR GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TERRESTRIAL AND 36-1 1:35 PM Wohl, Ellen*; Laurel, DeAnna J.: RIVERINE LARGE WOOD EXTRATERRESTRIAL SAMPLES DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO FLOW REGIME IN THE WESTERN US 35-3 2:05 PM Mogk, D.W.*; Avci, R.: AN INTEGRATED NANO-AUGER ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY SYSTEM: SURFACE TO 36-2 1:50 PM Livers, Bridget*; Wohl, Ellen; Sutfin, Nicholas A.; Jackson, BULK CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIALS Karen J.: ALTERNATIVE STATES OF STREAM FORM, FUNCTION, AND CARBON STORAGE INDUCED BY 2:20 PM Bertolett, Elisabeth*; Prior, David J.; Gravley, Darren; 35-4 HISTORIC LAND USE IN FORESTED WATERSHEDS OF Deering, Chad D.: THE APPLICATION OF EBSD AND THE SOUTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS MELTS MODELLING TO PLUTONIC LITHICS: A NEW MODEL FOR MAGMATIC PROCESSES AND CRYSTAL 36-3 2:05 PM Sutfin, Nicholas A.*; Rowland, Joel C.; Stauffer, Sophie J.; DEFORMATION TIMESCALES Fratkin, Mulu; Williams, Kenneth H.: LINKING ANNUAL FLUX OF FLOODPLAIN SEDIMENT AND ORGANIC 2:35 PM Seaman, Sheila*; Williams, Michael L.: 35-5 INVESTIGATING CARBON WITH DISCHARGE ALONG A MEANDERING MAGMATIC PROCESSES WITH FOURIER TRANSFORM MOUNTAIN RIVER INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY AND IMAGING

162 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 37-4 37-3 37-2 37-1 Benjamin J. Drenth,Joyashish and Thakurta William F. Cannon,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom407 Geology)) Sedimentary GeologyDivision;GSA Sedimentary SEPM(Societyfor Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geophysics Division; SocietyofEconomicGeologists; GSA Midcontinent RiftRegionII: InHonorof William J. (GSA Hinze T65. PrecambrianEvolution andMineralResources ofthe SESSION NO. 37 36-11 36-10 36-9 36-8 36-7 36-6 36-5 36-4 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 4:35 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM EXPLORATION EAGLE EAST: ANEXAMPLE OFMODEL-DRIVEN Mahin, Robert*; Beach,Steve: THEDISCOVERY OF RIFT SYSTEM, USA NI-CU-PGE MINERALIZATION IN THE MIDCONTINENT VARIATIONS BETWEENSHEET- ANDCONDUIT-STYLE Benjamin; Taranovic, V.: Smith, JoshuaM.*; Ripley, Edward M.; Li,Chusi; Wernette, MIDCONTINENT RIFT BASEMENT ROCKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE IN THE ARCHEANANDPALEOPROTEROZOIC ISOTOPE CHARACTERISTICS OFSULFIDEMINERALS Joyashish*;Thakurta, Hinks, BenjaminD.: SULFUR GA MIDCONTINENTRIFT(Invited Presentation) William F.; Schulz,KlausJ.: METALLOGENY OF THE 1.1 Nicholson, Suzanne W.*; Woodruff, LaurelG.; Cannon, FLOODPLAIN CHANNEL SYSTEMSINAFORESTEDCOASTAL PLAIN CHANNEL-POND SYSTEMSANDDISTRIBUTARY COMPARISON OFFLOODPEAKATTENUATION BY Prestegaard, KarenL.*; Plank, Carolyn; McDowell, Mallori: TIMING OFSEDIMENTDELIVERY (Invited Presentation) UPLAND SEDIMENTSIGNALSANDCONTROLS THE MODELING HOW ALLUVIALSTORAGE FILTERS Pizzuto, James*; Karwan, Diana; Skalak,Katherine: TIME DISTRIBUTIONS (Invited Presentation) ATLANTIC FLOODPLAINSANDSEDIMENT WAITING SEDIMENT TO ESTABLISH GEOCHRONOLOGY OFMID- Benthem, Adam; Mahan, Shannon A.: AGE DATING Skalak, Katherine*; Pizzuto, James; Karwan, Diana; PARK, UT ON THE GREENRIVERINCANYONLANDS NATIONAL THUNDERSTORMS TO FLOODPLAINDEVELOPMENT REGULAR SNOWMELT FLOODS, ANDSUMMER RELATIVE INFLUENCEOFRARESNOWMELT FLOODS, Scott, Julian; Rubin,David M.; Topping, David J.: THE Grams, Paul E.; Dean,David J.; Shafroth,Patrick B.; Walker, Alexander E.*; Schmidt,JohnC.; Moore, Johnnie N.; OVER THE PAST TWO CENTURIES, POWDER RIVER, MT Jonathan M.: VARIABLE CHANNELMIGRATION RATES Schook, DerekM.*; Sara Rathburn, L.; Friedman, BREAK FLOODED DOWNSTREAM REACHES DISTRIBUTION ACROSS FLOODPLAINANDRARELY- THE NAMIBAND VEGETATION DYNAMICS AND LOSSES OFKUISEBRIVERFLOODSACROSS Dahan, Ofer: STAGE, DURATION, AND TRANSMISSION Gerardo; Seely, Mary; Lensky, Itamar; Helman,David; Enzel, Yehouda*; Grodek, Tamir; Efrat; Morin, Benito, BY BANK EROSION (Invited Presentation) OF FLOODPLAINSOILCARBON TO ARCTICRIVERS Sophie; Sutfin,NicholasA.:EXPORT QUANTIFYING THE Rowland, JoelC.*; Muss, Jordan; Shelef, Eitan; Stauffer, BETWEEN TWO RIVERSININTERIORALASKA IN FLOODPLAINORGANICCARBONSTORAGE MIGRATION RATE ANDGRAINSIZEONDIFFERENCES Rose, Joshua: THEINFLUENCEOFCHANNEL Lininger, B.*; Katherine Wohl, Ellen; Benshoof, Jessamyn; S, OSANDCUISOTOPE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 37-12 37-11 37-10 37-9 37-8 37-7 37-6 37-5 38-7 38-6 38-5 38-4 38-3 38-2 38-1 James HellerandSusanStover, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom403 Committee) Geology andSocietyDivision; GeologyandPublic Policy Problems EntailedwithGeologicResearch andPractice(GSA T69. Geoscience, Society, andtheLaw: ExploringtheLegal SESSION NO. 38 4:35 PM PM 4:20 4:05 PM PM 3:50 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM STORY OF THE MIDCONTINENTRIFTSYSTEM? COMPLEX: AMAJORUNWRITTEN CHAPTERIN THE William F.: THENORTHEAST IOWA INTRUSIVE Klaus J.; Feinberg, JoshuaM.; Chandler, Val W.; Cannon, Drenth, BenjaminJ.*; Anderson,Raymond R.; Schulz, IN IOWA Anderson, Raymond*: THEMIDCONTINENTRIFTSYSTEM MICHIGAN SUPERIOR REGION, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, AND MIDCONTINENT RIFTSYSTEMIN THE WESTERN LAKE D.:Anderson, Eric PRELIMINARY 3DMODELOF THE Grauch, V.J.S.*; Powers, MichaelH.; Heller, Samuel; UNSEEN GEOLOGYOFMINNESOTA USE OFGEOPHYSICALMETHODS TO EXPLORE THE Chandler, ValW.*: VOLCANIC GROUP, MINNESOTA IN THE PROTEROZOIC BASALTIC NORTH SHORE HYDROTHERMAL-BURIAL ALTERATION EVENT(S) Schmidt, Susanne T.*; Wemmer, Klaus: DATING THE EFFECTS OFLATENT VOLCANIC HEAT MINERALIZATION AT WHITE PINE, MICHIGAN: THE OF SEDIMENT-HOSTED STRATIFORM COPPER Brown, Alex C.*: EXPLANATIONS FORUNIQUE ASPECTS BREAK WHITE PINE, MICHIGAN KUPFERSCHIEFER-TYPE COPPERMINERALIZATION, STRATIGRAPHIC ANDSTRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON Rowell, William F.*; DanielA.; Hirvi, Shepeck, S.: Eric KAWISHIWI INTRUSION CU-NI-PGE MINERALIZEDSYSTEM: THE SOUTH Peterson, DeanM.*: ANATOMY OFADULUTHCOMPLEX AND PUBLICPOLICY INGEO-SCIENCE Turner, B.*: Brian CAPTIVEREGULATORY AGENCIES BREAK ABOUT UNETHICALPRACTICE? Abbott, David M.*: HOW DO WE INFORM THE PUBLIC GEOSCIENTISTS ONPUBLICLANDS AND CRIMINALBEHAVIOR BYPROFESSIONAL Foss, ScottE.*; A.: Liggett, Gregory UNETHICAL TO AVOID POTENTIALLY COSTLY MISTAKES PROCESS WITH THE BUREAU OFLANDMANAGEMENT THE GEOLOGICALANDPALEONTOLOGICAL PERMIT DO INEEDAPERMITFOR THIS? MAKINGSENSEOF ReBecca; Matthews, Neffra A.; McDonald,H. Gregory: Brent H.; Foss, Scott E.; Gensler, PhilipA.; Hunt-Foster, A.*; HarleyLiggett, Gregory J.; Armstrong, Breithaupt, PANEL DISCUSSION QUESTION &ANSWERSESSION AS APROFESSIONAL GEOSCIENTIST Hobbs, G. Warfield*: LIMITING YOUR LEGALLIABILITIES GEOSCIENCES (Invited Presentation) IN THE DEPLOYMENT OFUAS (UNMANNEDAERIALSYSTEMS) Johnson, ASSOCIATEDWilliam C.*: LEGALITIES WITH RECORDS LAWS (Invited Presentation) REVIEW --SCIENTIFICRESEARCHUNDEROPEN Lauren*:Kurtz, WHENPEERREVIEW TURNS TO LEGAL INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ONE CENTURY ANDCOUNTING: THE SESSION NO. 38

163 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 38

38-8 4:05 PM Varekamp, Johan C.*: MERCURY AND THE LAW: 39-13 4:45 PM Oaks, Sherry D.*; Moosavi, Sadredin C.; Krumm, UNCOMFORTABLE BEDFELLOWS (Invited Presentation) Debra K.; Ramirez, Monica; Morrison, Scott: EARTH 38-9 4:20 PM Burns, Scott F.*: LESSONS LEARNED FROM 25 YEARS SYSTEM SCIENCE: FACULTY-MENTORED, STUDENT- OF EXPERT WITNESS WORK IN GEOLOGY DEVELOPED VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS IN COLORADO, USA 38-10 4:35 PM Buchanan, Rex C.*; Hoffman, Ryan A.: LEGAL ISSUES SURROUNDING INDUCED SEISMICITY IN THE 39-14 5:00 PM Abolins, Mark*: ON-LINE EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL MIDCONTINENT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ALUMNI OF A SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE PRE-SERVICE STEM TEACHER SESSION NO. 39 SCIENCE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE T72. Advances in In-Service and Pre-Service K–12 Earth 5:15 PM DISCUSSION ABOUT TEACHER PROFESSIONAL Sciences Teacher Preparation and Professional Development DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers; NAGT Teacher Education Division) SESSION NO. 40 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D T85. Planning to Make a Difference through the Next Generation Science Standards II (National Earth Science Teachers Suzanne T. Metlay and Mark Abolins, Presiding Association; GSA Geoscience Education Division; National 39-1 1:30 PM Metlay, Suzanne T.*: ANDRAGOGY IN EARTH SCIENCE Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA TEACHER PREPARATION (Invited Presentation) Geology and Society Division) 39-2 1:45 PM Kirst, Scott R.*; Flood, Tim P.: COMBINING AN 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSE WITH A SCIENCE Michael J. Passow, Belinda E. Jacobs, Carla McAuliffe and Cheryl L.B. Manning, EDUCATION COURSE: LESSONS LEARNED AFTER Presiding FOUR YEARS 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 39-3 2:00 PM Lloyd, Forrest W.*; Callahan, Caitlin N.: JUDGING A COURSE BY ITS COVER: AN ANALYSIS OF CATALOG 40-1 1:45 PM Cervato, Cinzia*; Kerton, Charles: THE IMPACT OF DESCRIPTIONS OF EARTH SCIENCE COURSES FOR INQUIRY-BASED INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS IN FUTURE TEACHERS IMPROVING PRE-SERVICE K-5 TEACHERS’ SELF- EFFICACY 39-4 2:15 PM Kelley, Patricia H.*; Powell, Deborah A.; Walker, Bradford L.; Jurich, Charles S.; Shew, Roger; Metcalf, Elizabeth: 40-2 2:00 PM Bean, Jessica R.*; Mitchell, Kristen; Zoehfeld, Kathleen; IMPROVING SCIENCE AND LITERACY THROUGH THE White, Lisa D.: TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION “WRITING IN SCIENCE AND SCIENCE IN WRITING” SCIENCE STANDARDS THROUGH THE LENS OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR K-5 GLOBAL CHANGE TOPICS TEACHERS IN NORTH CAROLINA 40-3 2:15 PM Mehrtens, Charlotte*; Webb, Laura E.; Harrington, 39-5 2:30 PM Feig, Anthony D.*; Bennett-Huxtable, Timothy A.; Petcovic, Susanmarie; DeSanto, Daniel; Berman, Elizabeth: WRITING Heather L.: COMEDY IN THE GEOSCIENCES I AND INFORMATION LITERACY IN THE GEOSCIENCES: A PILOT PROJECT TO IMPROVE STUDENT 2:45 PM Bennett-Huxtable, Timothy A.*; Feig, Anthony D.; Petcovic, 39-6 UNDERSTANDING AND COMMUNICATION Heather L.: COMEDY IN THE GEOSCIENCES II 40-4 2:30 PM Hughes, Richard O.*: MAKING STUDENT LEARNING 3:00 PM Martinez, Jessica*; Grossman, Sabrina; Visaggi, 39-7 OUTCOMES (SLOS) RELEVANT IN INTRODUCTORY Christy C.: THE DANGER OF INACTION: THE NEED FOR GEOSCIENCE CLASSES IN AN EVER CHANGING INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABILITY ACROSS MULTIPLE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT DISCIPLINES TO AFFECT CHANGE 40-5 2:45 PM Millham, Rosemary A.*: HIGHER EDUCATION 3:15 PM Slattery, William*; Miller, Kurtz K.; Brown, Douglas; 39-8 CONNECTIONS WITH THE K-12 NEXT GENERATION Jones, D. Mark; Beach, Katherine; Jacomet, Patrick; SCIENCE STANDARDS (NGSS): A DRIVING FORCE FOR Lunsford, Suzanne K.: SPREADING THE WORD: A SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL COLLABORATIVE EFFORT OF INDUSTRY, ACADEMIA AND GOVERNMENT TO MAKE K-12 STUDENTS AWARE 40-6 3:00 PM Birkofer, Jerri*; Abolins, Mark: EDUCATORS OF GEOSCIENCE STEM CAREERS COLLABORATE ON-LINE TO DEVELOP AN EDUCATION MODULE ALIGNED WITH A HIGH SCHOOL EARTH 3:30 PM DISCUSSION ABOUT PEDAGOGY, COURSES, WRITING, SCIENCE NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARD AND CAREERS 40-7 3:15 PM Black, Alice (Jill)*: A SPATIAL AND NEXT GENERATION 3:45 PM Huntoon, Jacqueline E.*; Bergman, Brenda; Gochis, 39-9 SCIENCE STANDARDS APPROACH TO AN EARTH Emily E.; Tubman, Stephanie; Hoover, Matt L.; SCIENCE FOR TEACHERS COURSE Robeck, Ed C.: MI-STAR TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF 40-8 3:30 PM Deal, Daniel*; Abolins, Mark: COLLABORATIVE NGSS-ALIGNED THREE-DIMENSIONAL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT OF A KARST CURRICULUM ALIGNED AND ASSESSMENTS (Invited Presentation) WITH THE NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS 39-10 4:00 PM Moosavi, Sadredin C.*; Friederich, Hannah: THE 40-9 3:45 PM Rajasekaran, Renuka*: AN ILLUSTRATED DESIGN MINNESOTA MINERALS EDUCATION WORKSHOP – A FOR TEACHING NGSS’ CROSS-CUTTING CONCEPTS SUCCESSFUL MODEL FOR K-12 IN-SERVICE TEACHER IN GEOSCIENCES: AN EXAMPLE FROM GEO- PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT AGE 20 (Invited BIOENERGETICS Presentation) 40-10 4:00 PM Passow, M.J.*: “BRINGING THE EARTH TO THE 39-11 4:15 PM Urban, Michael J.*; Kroeger, Timothy J.: HIGH ALTITUDE CLASSROOM” MODEL FOR SUPPORTING BROADER BALLOONING WITH PRE- AND IN-SERVICE SCIENTIFIC OUTREACH AND PRECOLLEGE SCIENCE TEACHERS AS A MEANS TO CONNECT AUTHENTIC EDUCATION INVESTIGATION TO K-12 SCIENCE STANDARDS 40-11 4:15 PM Duggan-Haas, Don*: WHAT IS DIFFERENT THIS 39-12 4:30 PM MacFadden, Bruce*; Grant, Claudia: INTERNATIONAL TIME? 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164 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Presiding C.Catherine Beck, EmilyJ. Beverly, NathanRabideaux andMonaStockhecke, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom207 Processes Interdisciplinary InterestGroup) GeologyDivision;GSA Sedimentary GSASoilsandSoil Division;Limnogeology GSAArchaeological GeologyDivision; and Paleoclimatic Records across Time andSpace(GSA T123. From Outcrop toCore: IntegratingPaleoenvironmental SESSION NO. 42 41-11 41-10 41-9 41-8 41-7 41-6 41-5 41-4 41-3 41-2 41-1 RosenbergandReneeM.Gary Clary, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom303 Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Division; SciencesSociety; ofEarth History Paleontological GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision; GSAGeoscienceEducation andPhilosophyGeology II(GSAHistory ofGeologyDivision; T95. MuseumsattheForefront andPhilosophy oftheHistory of SESSION NO. 41 41-13 41-12 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM Aubele, Jayne C.*; Crumpler, S.: Larry 21 PUBLIC GEOLITERACY MUSEUM’S UNIVERSITYEXHIBITIONSINPROMOTING LARGE IMPACT: THE ROLE OF THE DUNN-SEILER Clary, ReneeM.*; MoeHoffman,Amy: SMALLMUSEUM, INTO THE WORLD OFPALEONTOLOGY VALLEY OF THE LASTDINOSAURS: APUBLIC WINDOW Samantha;Jeremy: Wyman, Hankla, John*; Lyson, Tyler R.; Helft,Laura; Richards, ENGAGEMENT EXPEDITIONS ANDLAB WORK TO ENHANCEPUBLIC INDIANAPOLIS: AHISTORY OFLEVERAGING FIELD Evans, Dallas*: THECHILDREN’SMUSEUMOF EXAMPLE FROM ASILURIANREEF. INTERSECTION OFSCIENCEANDCITIZEN: AN ATCoorough Burke, Patricia*: THE MUSEUMS WUNDERKAMMER WITH SPACE EVOKING HABITAT IN MUSEUMEXHIBITDESIGN: FILLINGSPACE IN D.*:Rosenberg, Gary CARLAKELEY’SREVOLUTION DISCUSSION GEOSCIENCES PUBLIC OUTREACH ANDBASIC RESEARCHIN THE ACADEMY OFSCIENCES: AMUSEUMCENTERFOR Leviton, AlanE.*; Michele: Aldrich, CALIFORNIA MUSEUM PIONEERS OFSCIENCEAT YALE WHO MADEA White, RussellD.*: ACOMMUNITYOFSCHOLARS: 20TH CENTURY GEOSCIENCECOLLEGECLASSROOM AND ITSROLE IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE 19THAND Olsson, RichardK.: THERUTGERS GEOLOGYMUSEUM Neitzke Adamo, Lauren*; Blandford, AJ; Gorder, B.; Erika MUSEUMS FOREVERYONE Newcomb, Sally*: THEPHILADELPHIAPHLASH: CONFRONTING SCIENTIFICILLITERACY Lipps, JereH.*: NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMS INTRODUCTORY REMARKS LAWS AMERICAN (U.S.) ANDGERMAN(SAXONY)MINING AND HISTORICAL BASIS FORCOMPARING NORTH Pfannkuch, Hans-Olaf*: GEOLOGIC, MINERALOGICAL ON THE SCIENCEOF THE DAY? GEOLOGISTS POTENTIALLY CONCEPTUALIZE BASED WESTERN NORTH AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGISTS/ EVENTS ANDPUBLICATIONS – WHAT COULD STUDIES THROUGH A TIMELINE OFCORRELATED ON NINETEENCENTURY CONTINENTAL MOLLUSCAN Joseph H.*; E.:Hartman, Bogan,Arthur PERSPECTIVE MUSEUMS NATURAL HISTORY: PLANETARY GEOLOGYIN LIVE SCIENCEIN THE 25–28 September ST CENTURY

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 42-10 42-9 42-8 42-7 42-6 42-5 42-4 42-3 42-2 42-1 Division) Geology andGeomorphologyDivision; GSALimnogeology Society; GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary GSAQuaternary Celebrating theCareerofJohn A. Barron (Paleontological T127. Geoscience ApplicationsofDiatomMicropaleontology: SESSION NO. 43 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM STRATIGRAPHIC VARIABILITY BASIN: GEOCHEMICALANDMICROFOSSIL QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTS OF THE MAGADI Nathan M.; Billingsley, AnneL.; Mbuthia, Anthony: Daniel M.; McNulty, EmmaP.; Leet,Kennie; Rabideaux, Tim K.; Renaut,Robin W.; Cohen,Andrew S.; Deocampo, Owen, R. Muiruri, Bernhart*; Veronica M.; Lowenstein, HSPDP LAKEMAGADI DRILLCORES OF MAGADI-TYPE CHERT: NEWCLUESFROM THE Nathan M.; Billingsley, AnneL.; Mbuthia, Anthony: ORIGINS McNulty, EmmaP.; Muiruri, Veronica M.; Rabideaux, Renaut, Robin W.; Deocampo, DanielM.; Cohen,Andrew S.; Leet, Kennie*; Lowenstein, Tim K.; Owen, R. Bernhart; 2A ANALYSIS FROM HSPDP-MAG14 CORES1A, 1C, AND RECORD OF THE LAKEMAGADI BASIN: CORE Billingsley, AnneL.; Mbuthia, Anthony: THESEDIMENTARY Muiruri, Veronica M.; Leet,Kennie; Rabideaux,Nathan M.; Renaut, Robin W.; Deocampo, Daniel; Cohen,Andrew S.; McNulty, EmmaP.*; Lowenstein, Tim K.; Owen, R. Bernhart; OUTCROP,KENYAWEST TURKANA, AND OSTRACOD RECORDSBETWEEN COREAND LESSONS LEARNEDFROM COMPARING FACIES WITH “HOMOGENEOUS” FINE-GRAINEDINTERVALS?: Andrew S.; Campisano, J.: Christopher WHAT DO YOU DO van derLubbe, JeroenH.; Joordens, JosephineC.; Cohen, Beck, C.*; Catherine Feibel, Craig S.; Gravina, AnnaNaomi; BREAK LAKE MARGIN(Invited Presentation) CORE PERSPECTIVESONANEARLY PLEISTOCENE THE LORENYANG LAKEAT KAITIO: OUTCROP AND Emily J.; Campisano, J.; Christopher Cohen,Andrew S.: Jeroen H.; Joordens, JosephineC.; Sier, J.; Mark Beverly, Feibel, Craig S.*; Beck, C.; Catherine van derLubbe, GORGE, TANZANIA PALEOLANDSCAPES TO THE OGCPCORES, OLDUVAI Alan: CORRELATING KNOWN HOMININSITESAND Toth, Nick; Stollhofen, Harald; McHenry, Lindsay J.; Deino, Stanistreet, IanG.*; Njau, Jackson, K.; Schick, Kathy; PLEISTOCENE PALEOLAKE, KENYA SEQUENCE: EXAMPLESFROM THE KOORA GRABEN THOSE PESKYPALEOSOLS INALACUSTRINE Nathan M.; Dommain,Rene: IDENTIFYINGAND UTILIZING Deocampo, DanielM.; Stockhecke, Mona; Rabideaux, Beverly, EmilyJ.*; Potts, Richard; Behrensmeyer, Anna K.; CONTINENTAL SETTINGS(Invited Presentation) WEATHERING ONPALEOENVIRONMENTAL PROXIES IN UNDERSTAND THE EFFECTSOFRECENTSURFICIAL J.:Gabriel USINGCORE-OUTCROP COMPARISONS TO Clyde, William C.*; Maxbauer, DanielP.; Bowen, WASHINGTON DC ALONG THE TIDAL POTOMAC RIVERSOUTHOF CLIMATE CHANGEINOUTCROPS ANDCORES George: SEDIMENTARY RECORDSOFPLEISTOCENE Smoot, JosephP.*; Litwin,RonaldJ.; Pavich, MilanJ.; Brook, CALIFORNIA OXYGEN ISOTOPES INGLACIAL-ERA MONOLAKE, AND DEEP-LAKESEDIMENTS: THE CONUNDRUM OF Sidney R.: RECONCILINGEVIDENCEFROM OUTCROPS SusanHerrgesell*;Zimmerman, Ali,GuleedA.H.; Hemming, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 43

165 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 43

1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 507 44-2 1:45 PM Button, David*; Lloyd, Graeme; Ezcurra, Martin; Butler, Scott W. Starratt and Jason Addison, Presiding Richard: THE FIRST GLOBAL-SCALE PHYLOGENETIC NETWORK BIOGEOGRAPHY ANALYSIS OF LATE 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PALEOZOIC AND EARLY MESOZOIC TERRESTRIAL 43-1 1:40 PM Keller, Gerta*: BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND IMPACT VERTEBRATES AND THE INFLUENCE OF MASS STRATIGRAPHY (Invited Presentation) EXTINCTIONS ON ANIMAL DISTRIBUTION 43-2 2:00 PM Barron, John A.*: NEOGENE DEEP SEA HIATUSES: 33+ 44-3 2:00 PM Field, Daniel J.*; Hsiang, Allison Y.; Sagoo, Navjit; YEARS OF OBSERVATION Saupe, Erin E.: AVIAN HISTORICAL BIOGEOGRAPHY: 43-3 2:15 PM Coenen, Jason*; Scherer, Reed P.; Warny, Sophie; Baudoin, INTEGRATING FOSSILS, PHYLOGENY, AND Patrick F.: PALEOGENE PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF THE ECOLOGICAL NICHE MODELING TO INVESTIGATE WEST ANTARCTIC INTERIOR DRAMATIC CENOZOIC RANGE SHIFTS 43-4 2:30 PM Scherer, Reed P.*; Coenen, Jason: SUBGLACIAL DIATOMS 44-4 2:15 PM Soul, Laura C.*; Lloyd, Graeme T.: USING REVEAL MIOCENE TO PLEISTOCENE HISTORY OF THE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND PHYLOGENY TO INFER CHANGE WEST ANTARCTIC ICE SHEET IN BARRIERS TO DISPERSAL THROUGH TIME: A CASE STUDY OF MESOZOIC DINOSAURS (Invited 43-5 2:45 PM Abbott, Tirzah*; Dodd, Justin P.; Findlay, Meghanne; Scherer, Presentation) Reed P.: CRYOGENIC BRINE FORMATION IN THE ROSS SEA RECORDED BY DIATOM SILICA OXYGEN ISOTOPE 44-5 2:30 PM Myers, Corinne*; Ludt, William B.: POTENTIAL PALEO- VALUES FROM A PLIOCENE MARINE SEDIMENT CORE DRIVERS OF ANTI-TROPICAL DISTRIBUTIONS ACROSS THE FISH TREE OF LIFE 43-6 3:00 PM Harwood, David M.*: BUOYANT MACROALGAL TRANSPORT OF BENTHIC EPIPHYTIC DIATOMS INTO 44-6 2:45 PM Huang, Shan*; Eronen, Jussi T.; Janis, Christine M.; DEEP-SEA SOUTHERN OCEAN SEDIMENTS: A NEW Saarinen, Juha J.; Fritz, Susanne A.; Silvestro, Daniele: PROXY FOR ANTARCTIC PALEOENVIRONMENTAL MAMMAL BODY SIZE EVOLUTION IN NORTH AMERICA CHANGE AND AN UNRESOLVED COMPONENT OF AND EUROPE OVER 20 MILLION YEARS: SIMILAR THE ANTARCTIC PELAGIC ECOSYSTEM (Invited TRENDS GENERATED BY DIFFERENT PROCESSES Presentation) 3:00 PM BREAK 43-7 3:20 PM Lord, Elaine L.*; Scherer, Reed P.; Carson, Eric C.; 44-7 3:15 PM Si, Weimin*; Berggren, William; Aubry, Marie-Pierre: Winsborough, Barbara: WINDBLOWN CRETACEOUS MOSAIC EVOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE MIOCENE DIATOMS IN UPPER MIDWESTERN QUATERNARY PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA GLOBOROTALIA FOHSI SEDIMENT LINEAGE 43-8 3:35 PM Christie, Margaret A.*; Charles, Don F.; Martin, 44-8 3:30 PM Strotz, Luke C.*; Saupe, Erin E.; Hsiang, Allison Y.; Ronald E.; McLaughlin, Peter P.; Pizzuto, James E.: Elder, Leanne E.; Heim, Noel A.; Dowsett, Harry J.; Hull, RECONSTRUCTION OF HISTORIC WATER QUALITY IN Pincelli M.: GEOGRAPHIC VARIATIONS IN BODY SIZE THE TIDAL CHRISTINA RIVER FROM PRE-EUROPEAN FOR THE NORTHERN ATLANTIC PELAGIC BIOME SETTLEMENT THROUGH THE PRESENT 44-9 3:45 PM Keating-Bitonti, Caitlin R.*; Payne, Jonathan L.: PATTERNS 43-9 3:50 PM Schwartz, Valerie*; Dekens, Petra; Addison, Jason; OF BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL EMBRYO AND Barron, John A.: CALIFORNIA MARGIN PRODUCTIVITY ADULT SIZE VARIATIONS ACROSS MODERN NORTH RESPONSE TO EARLY PLIOCENE WARMTH AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS 43-10 4:05 PM Thompson, Natalie*; Caissie, Beth: SEA ICE EXTENT AND 44-10 4:00 PM Chiarenza, Alfio Alessandro*; Allison, Peter A.; Mannion, PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ON THE UMNAK PLATEAU, Philip D.; Lunt, Dan J.; Markwick, Paul J.: CRETACEOUS BERING SEA, DURING MARINE ISOTOPE STAGE 11 DINOSAUR-BEARING FORMATIONS: PREDICTION AND 43-11 4:20 PM Anderson, Lesleigh*: JOHN BARRON IN THE HOLOCENE IMPLICATIONS FOR FOSSIL BIAS ESTIMATION (Invited Presentation) 44-11 4:15 PM Close, Roger A.*; Benson, Roger B.J.; Butler, Richard: 43-12 4:40 PM Addison, Jason*; Barron, John A.; Bukry, David; Schwartz, CONTROLLING FOR THE SPECIES-AREA EFFECT Valerie; McClymont, Erin; Ganeshram, Raja S.: A REMOVES LONG-TERM DIVERSITY TRENDS IN HOLOCENE RECORD OF TERRIGENOUS SEDIMENT MESOZOIC TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES PROVENANCE AND ANOXIA FOR THE GUAYMAS BASIN 44-12 4:30 PM Donovan, Michael P.*; Labandeira, Conrad C.; Iglesias, IN THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA Ari; Wilf, Peter; Cuneo, N. Ruben: INSECT HERBIVORE 43-13 4:55 PM McDougall, Kristin*: VARIATIONS IN THE OXYGEN COMMUNITIES TRACKED THE CONIFER AGATHIS MINIMUM ZONE IN THE GUAYMAS BASIN, GULF OF (ARAUCARIACEAE) FROM PALEOGENE PATAGONIA TO CALIFORNIA DURING THE PAST 15,000 YEARS MODERN AUSTRALASIA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA 43-14 5:10 PM Thompson, Robert S.*: PALEOBOTANICAL EVIDENCE 4:45 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS FOR THE COMPLEXITY OF HOLOCENE CLIMATIC VARIABILITY WITH ELEVATION IN THE INTERIOR SESSION NO. 45 WESTERN UNITED STATES T137. Conodonts from Shallow Water and Related Environments: In Honor and Memory of Bruce Wardlaw (Paleontological Society; SESSION NO. 44 The Pander Society) T136. Across Space and through Time: Understanding 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C Evolution and Ecology Using Biogeography II (Paleontological F. Nicole Peavey and Steven J. Rosscoe, Presiding Society; Paleontological Research Institution; Palaeontological Association) 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C 45-1 1:45 PM Hunt, Adrian P.*; Lucas, Spencer G.: THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RECORD OF “MIDDLE”- LATE Alexander M. Dunhill and Erin E. Saupe, Presiding PALEOZOIC VERTEBRATE COPROLITES: SILURIAN- 44-1 1:30 PM Upchurch, P.*: THE OPPORTUNITIES ANDCHALLENGES CARBONIFEROUS ICHNOASSEMBLAGES FROM OF MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION OF SCOTLAND BIOGEOGRAPHIC HISTORY: CASE STUDIES FROM 45-2 2:00 PM Itano, Wayne M.*; Lambert, Lance L.: A NEW THE DINOSAURIA (Invited Presentation) HOLOCEPHALAN TOOTH PLATE FROM THE BANGOR

166 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 46-3 46-2 46-1 David J. BottjerandJeffrey R. Thompson, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom4AB (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) T140. Evolution, Development, andPaleogenomics SESSION NO. 46 45-9 45-8 45-7 45-6 45-5 45-4 45-3 45-10 45-11

2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 4:15 PM 4:30 PM 4:45 PM NORTHERN ALABAMA LIMESTONE (MISSISSIPPIAN, CHESTERIAN)OF Elizabeth; Bottjer, David J.: PALEOGENOMICS OF Thompson, Jeffrey R.*; Erkenbrack, M.; Eric Petsios, Presentation) DEVELOPMENT INANCESTRALECHINOIDS (Invited REGULATORY NETWORKS ANDEMBRYONIC AND ANCESTORS: RECONSTRUCTING GENE Erkenbrack, M.*; Eric Thompson, Jeffrey R.: EMBRYOS DECREASED OVER GEOLOGIC TIME PHOTIC-ZONEMARKEDLY TEMPERATURE ANCESTRAL ENZYMESSUGGEST THAT EARTH’S Akanuma, Satoshi; Yamagishi, Akihiko: RECONSTRUCTED Garcia, Amanda*; Schopf, J. William; Yokobori, Shin-ichi; STUDY MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION INCONODONTP DEVELOPMENT OFCOMPREHENSIVEPROTOCOLS TO ANALYSES OFIDIOGNATHODUS MAGNIFICUS AND James E.: LANDMARK-BASED MORPHOMETRIC Hogancamp, NicholasJay*; Rosscoe, Steven J.; Barrick, CONODONT FACIES MODELS IN THE MIDCONTINENTUS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PENNSYLVANIAN (DESMOINESIAN)EXCELLOSHALE OF CONODONTBIOAPATITE FROM THE MIDDLE Peng, Yongbo; Algeo, Thomas J.: OXYGEN ISOTOPES AchimD.*;Herrmann, Barrick, James E.; Pope, JohnP.; COLORADO POT MEMBERS, DYER FORMATION, CHAFFEEGROUP, SHELF STRATA OF THE BROKEN RIBANDCOFFEE LATE DEVONIAN CONODONTS FROM THE SHALLOW James Hagadorn, W.; Soar, LindaK.; Bullecks, James: Over, D. Jeffrey*; Horner, HughG.; Zackery P.;Wistort, MARINE CONODONTPALMATOLEPIS CREPIDA LATE DEVONIAN (EARLY FAMENNIAN) OFFSHORE- Forrest G.:PALEOGEOGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCEOF Navas-Parejo, Pilar*; A.; Sandberg,Charles Poole, BREAK OFFSHORE GRADIENT: COZYINBRINE CONODONT DIVERSITYACROSS THE ONSHORE- Rafal; Bremer, Oskar; Männik,Peep; Munnecke, Axel: Jarochowska, Emilia*; Viira, Viive; Einasto, Rein; Nawrot, IRELAND TROUGH, WESTERN THE TOURMAKEADY FORMATION, SOUTHMAYO (FLOIAN-DARRIWILIAN) ROSROE FORMATION WITH CORRELATION OF THE LOWER-MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN Leslie, StephenA.*: PRELIMINARY CONODONT SOUTHWESTERN UTAH DAM MOUNTAINS, SOUTHEASTERNNEVADA AND MOUNTAINS, TULE SPRINGHILLS, ANDBEAVER METHOD: ACASESTUDY FROM THE MORMON ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONODONT(U-TH)/HE Cramer, Bradley D.; Walker, Douglas: CHALLENGES Tyrrell, J.P.*; Bidgoli, Tandis S.; Möller, A.; Stockli, Daniel F.; ELEMENTS OF THE SHALLOW-WATEROF THE TAXON M.*:Henderson, Charles PERMIANBIOSTRATIGRAPHY RECONSTRUCTION FOR PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY AND TECTONIC THE CANADIANCORDILLERA: IMPLICATIONS CACHE CREEKANDSTIKINE TERRANES IN AND TRIASSIC CONODONTFAUNAS OF THE L.*:Golding, Martyn PERMIAN COMPARING THE PANDER SOCIETYBUSINESS MEETING 25–28 September SWEETOGNATHUS

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 46-14 46-13 46-12 46-11 46-10 46-9 46-8 46-7 46-6 46-5 46-4 47-3 47-2 47-1 Matthew E. Brueseke, JeffBenowitz, Jeffrey M. Trop andPaul W. Layer, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom205 Society; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical AmericanCordillera North (GSAMineralogy,within theNorthern T154. RecentAdvances inUnderstanding Magmatism alongand SESSION NO. 47 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM IN ANGIOSPERMS EVOLUTION OFUNIQUELY HIGHLEAF VEIN DENSITIES CONSTRAINTS ONLEAFARCHITECTUREAND THE Boyce, C. Kevin: THEROLE OFDEVELOPMENTAL Baresch, Andres*; Camilla; Crifò, Jaramillo, Carlos; BRYOZOANS DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OFCYCLOSTOME IN THE JURASSIC: SIZEEVOLUTION INEARLY Taylor, Paul D.*; Jenkins,BIGGER Helen: BABIES WERE CASTOROIDES OHIOENSISFROM NEW YORK TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION PRESERVATION IN S.;Robert Vashishth, Deepak: PROTEIN ANDPOST- Cleland, Timothy Paul*; Schroeter, ElenaR.; Feranec, TURRITELLIDS ANDOTHER GASTROPODS WHEN DOMESARESPANDRELS: ONSEPTATION IN Anderson, BrendanMatthew*; Allmon, Warren D.: (Invited Presentation) FUNCTION”? AGENEREGULATORY PERSPECTIVE “THE SAMEUNDEREVERY VARIETY OFFORMAND Wagner, GunterPaul*: HOW CANACHARACTER BE INTERIOR SEAWAY ENVIRONMENTS FORAMMONITESOF THE WESTERN CONSISTENCY INMORPHOLOGICALSHIFTSACROSS Chang, LucyM.*; Yacobucci, MargaretM.: TESTINGFOR LONG-TERM TRENDS INAMMONOIDSHELLDISPARITY CONSTRUCTIONAL, ANDBIOTIC CONTROLS ON Clapham, Matthew E.*: ECOLOGICAL, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES TECTONICS: REVOLUTIONS IN THE EARTH AND Bottjer, David J.*: PALEOGENOMICS ANDPLATE BREAK LOOP (BRACHIOPODA,TEREBRATULIDINA TEREBRATULIDA) MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSES OF THE RECENT Sandra J.: THREE-DIMENSIONALGEOMETRIC Schreiber, HollyA.*; Lopez-Carranza, Natalia; Carlson, PLATE ELEMENTSINECHINODERMS REPEATED EVOLUTION OFAMBULACRAL COVER Sumrall, ColinD.*; Ausich, William I.: AMECHANISMFOR CAMBRIAN CINCTAN ECHINODERMS Samuel: UNCOVERING THE DEVELOPMENTOF Rahman, Imran Alexander*; O’Shea,James; Zamora, REGULATORY NETWORKS ECHINOIDS AND THE EVOLUTION OFECHINOIDGENE PROGRESSIVE ACCRETION OF THE WRANGELLIA CHANGES INMELT SOURCES DURINGANDAFTER ZIRCON AGES ANDCOMPOSITIONS CONSTRAIN Todd, Erin*; Jones, James V.; Kylander-Clark, Andrew: OF THE ALASKARANGESUTUREZONE Matthew: MESOZOIC-CENOZOICMAGMATIC HISTORY Paul W.; O’Sullivan, Paul B.; Roeske, Sarah M.; Brueseke, Benowitz, Jeff*; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Cole, RonaldB.; Layer, THE YUKON KOYUKUK BASIN (AK) ARCTIC ALASKA: REVEALEDBY THE SEDIMENTS OF MARGIN OFNORTH AMERICA IN THE BROOKS RANGE, SUBDUCTION ANDARCMAGMATISM ALONG THE Hayden, LeslieA.: ALINKBETWEENPALEO-PACIFIC Jeremy;Hourigan, Fisher, M.; Christopher Vervoort, JeffD.; O’Brien, Tim M.*; Miller, ElizabethL.; Pease, Victoria; SESSION NO. 47

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COMPOSITE TERRANE TO THE SOUTHERN ALASKA 48-3 2:10 PM Grundy, W.M.*; Berry, K.L.; Beyer, R.A.; Binzel, R.P.; Bray, MARGIN (Invited Presentation) V.J.; Buie, M.W.; Buratti, B.J.; Cheng, A.C.; Cook, J.C.; 47-4 2:20 PM Cole, Ronald B.*; Chung, Sun-Lin; Birsic, Erin; Hung, Cruikshank, D.P.; Dalle Ore, C.M.; Earle, A.M.; Ennico, K.; Chien-Hui; Yang, Jin-Hui; Takach, Marie K.: MAGMATISM Jennings, D.E.; Howett, C.J.A.; Kaiser, R.I.; Lauer, T.R.; AND OROGENIC CYCLES IN SOUTH-CENTRAL Linscott, I.R.; Lisse, C.M.; Lunsford, A.W.; McKinnon, W.B.; ALASKA: INSIGHTS FROM ZIRCON U-PB-HF, WHOLE Moore, J.M.; Nimmo, F.; Olkin, C.B.; Parker, A.H.; Parker, ROCK ND-ISOTOPE AND GEOCHEMICAL DATA, AND J.Wm.; Philippe, S.; Protopapa, S.; Quirico, E.; Reitsema, FIELD OBSERVATIONS (Invited Presentation) H.J.; Reuter, D.C.; Robbins, S.J.; Schenk, P.M.; Schmitt, B.; Scipioni, F.; Showalter, M.R.; Singer, K.N.; Spencer, J.R.; 47-5 2:40 PM Brueseke, Matthew E.*; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Benowitz, Jeff; Stansberry, J.A.; Stern, S.A.; Tsang, C.C.C.; Tyler, G.L.; Berkelhammer, Samuel E.; Davis, Kailyn; Layer, Paul W.; Umurhan, O.M.; Verbiscer, A.J.; Weaver, H.A.; White, O.L.; Morter, Bethany K.: ~26 MILLION YEARS OF SLAB-EDGE Young, L.A.; Zangari, A.M.: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED MAGMATISM: NEW GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON ABOUT CHARON FROM NEW HORIZONS? (Invited THE WRANGELL ARC, ALASKA Presentation) 2:55 PM Colpron, Maurice*; Sack, Patrick J.; Crowley, James L.; 47-6 48-4 2:30 PM Robbins, Stuart J.*; Spencer, John R.; Beyer, Ross; Schenk, Allan, Murray M.: LATE TRIASSIC TO MIDDLE JURASSIC Paul M.; Moore, Jeffrey M.; McKinnon, William B.; Young, MAGMATISM IN THE INTERMONTANE TERRANES OF Leslie A.; Olkin, Cathy; Ennico, Kimberly; Weaver, Harold A.; YUKON Stern, S. Alan: GEOLOGIC MAP OF NEW HORIZONS’ 3:10 PM BREAK ENCOUNTER HEMISPHERE OF CHARON, II 47-7 3:25 PM Edwards, Benjamin R.*; Russell, J. Kelly; Andrews, 48-5 2:45 PM Singer, Kelsi N.*; McKinnon, William B.; Greenstreet, Sarah; Graham D.M.: ORIGINS OF MAGMATISM IN THE Gladman, Brett; Parker, Alex; Robbins, Stuart J.; Schenk, NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CORDILLERAN Paul M.; Spencer, John R.; Stern, S. Alan; Bray, Veronica J.; VOLCANIC PROVINCES (NCVP AND SCVP) OF Weaver, Harold A.; Howard, Alan D.; Young, Leslie A.; WESTERN CANADA Olkin, Cathy; Ennico, Kimberly; Moore, Jeffrey; Binzel, 47-8 3:40 PM Dafov, Michelle Nikolay*: BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST Richard; Team, New Horizons Science: PLUTO SYSTEM MOUNTAINS METASEDIMENTARY ROCKS: AGE CRATERING HISTORY AND SURFACE AGES (Invited CONSTRAINTS AND PROVENANCE Presentation) 47-9 3:55 PM Foster, David A.*; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Mueller, Paul A.; 48-6 3:00 PM McKinnon, William B.*; Schenk, Paul M.; Moore, Jeffrey M.; Ma, Chong: EOCENE A-TYPE MAGMATISM IN Howard, Alan D.; Nimmo, Francis; Singer, Kelsi N.; Bray, THE NORTHERN U.S. CORDILLERA – FARALLON Veronica J.; Young, Leslie A.; Olkin, Cathy; Ennico, Kimberly; ROLLBACK, SLAB WINDOW, OR COLLISION? Weaver, Harold A.; Stern, S. Alan: AN IMPACT BASIN EVIDENCE FROM THE SAWTOOTH BATHOLITH, IDAHO ORIGIN FOR SPUTNIK “PLANITIA” AND SURROUNDING TERRAINS, PLUTO 47-10 4:10 PM Claiborne, Lily L.*; Miller, Calvin F.; Lang, Nicholas P.; Cribb, J. Warner; McDowell, Susanne M.; Foley, Michelle L.: 3:15 PM BREAK BEFORE AND AFTER A SUPERVOLCANO: REU 48-7 3:30 PM Pappalardo, Robert T.*; Senske, David; Prockter, Louise; INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EVOLUTION OF MAGMATISM Hand, Kevin P.: SCIENCE OF THE NASA EUROPA IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS VOLCANIC MISSION CENTER, AZ, SURROUNDING THE PEACH SPRING TUFF 48-8 3:45 PM Schmerr, Nicholas C.*; Lekic, Vedran; Panning, Mark; SUPERERUPTION Hurford, Terry; Rhoden, Alyssa; Garnero, Edward: 47-11 4:25 PM Eddy, Michael P.*; Clark, Kenneth P.; Polenz, Michael: INVESTIGATING THE INTERIOR OF ICY WORLDS WITH VOLCANIC STRATIGRAPHY AND TECTONIC SETTING SMALL APERTURE SEISMIC ARRAYS OF THE SILETZIA LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE IN 48-9 4:00 PM Patthoff, D. Alex*; Pappalardo, Robert T.; Ismailyan, Andre; WASHINGTON AND VANCOUVER ISLAND Sinclair, Peter; Li, Jessica; Ayton, B.; Dubois, David: 47-12 4:40 PM Gammel, Elizabeth M.*; Nabelek, Peter I.: SPATIAL AND MODELING THE FORMATION OF CYCLOIDS AND TEMPORAL CHANGES IN SOURCES OF MESOZOIC WAVY LINEAMENTS ON EUROPA RESULTING FROM ARC PLUTONS IN THE WHITE-INYO RANGE, DIURNAL, OBLIQUITY, AND NONSYNCHRONOUS CALIFORNIA, USA ROTATION STRESSES IN A VISCO-ELASTIC ICE SHELL 48-10 4:15 PM Heitmeier, Janelle A.F.*; Martin, Emily S.; Bretzfelder, SESSION NO. 48 Jordan M.; Patthoff, D. Alex; Collins, Geoffrey C.; Watters, T160. Friends of Hoth: Satellites of the Outer Solar System Thomas R.: DETAILED CHARACTERIZATION OF (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and EUROPA’S RIDGE MORPHOLOGY Tectonics Division) 48-11 4:30 PM Johnston, Stephanie*; Montesi, Laurent: THE 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 IMPORTANCE OF STRESSES FROM A PRESSURIZED REGIONAL SEA ON ENCELADUS (Invited Presentation) D. Alex Patthoff, Emily S. Martin and W.B. McKinnon, Presiding 48-12 4:50 PM Martin, Emily S.*; Patthoff, D. Alex; McDaniel, Jessica; 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Watters, Thomas R.: EXPLORING THE FORMATION OF 48-1 1:35 PM Young, Leslie A.*; Moore, Jeffrey M.; Spencer, John R.; DIONE’S WISPY TERRAINS McKinnon, William B.; Grundy, William M.; Gladstone, 48-13 5:05 PM Mitchell, Karl L.*; Barmatz, Martin B.; Jamieson, Corey S.; G. Randall; Stern, S. Alan; Weaver, Harold A.; Olkin, Malaska, Michael J.; Mastrogiuseppe, Marco; Lunine, Cathy; Ennico, Kimberly; Linscott, Ivan: WHAT HAVE WE Jonathan; Hayes, Alexander G.; Lorenz, Ralph; Choukroun, LEARNED ABOUT PLUTO FROM NEW HORIZONS Mathieu; Soderblom, Jason; Le Gall, Alice: DIELECTRIC MISSION (Invited Presentation) PROPERTIES OF CRYOGENIC LIQUID ALKANES, AND 48-2 1:55 PM Cook, J.C.*; Singer, K.N.; Cruikshank, D.P.; Dalle Ore, THE FATE OF PROPANE IN SEAS ON TITAN C.M.; Ennico, K.; Grundy, W.M.; Olkin, C.B.; Protopapa, S.; Stern, S. Alan; Weaver, H.A.; Young, L.A.; Schmitt, B.; SESSION NO. 49 Philippe, S.; Stansberry, J.A.; Binzel, R.P.; Earle, A.M.; Howett, C.J. A.; Parker, A.H.; Verbiscer, A.J.; Reuter, D.C.; T173. The Evolution of Mars from Mantle through Crust: New Lunsford, A.W.; Jennings, D.E.: SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF Views from Petrology and Geochemistry (GSA Planetary PLUTO’S WATER-ICE RICH SPOTS AT NEAR INFRARED Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, WAVELENGTHS and Volcanology Division)

168 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 50-1 Jacqueline A. Smith,Bradley G. JohnsonandEdward C. Hansen,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom406 Education Division) Division; Division; GSALimnogeology GSA Geoscience Geomorphology Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Geosciences Division; Geologyand GSAQuaternary Research Projects (CouncilonUndergraduate Research T181. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next StepinStudent SESSION NO. 50 49-13 49-12 49-11 49-10 49-9 49-8 49-7 49-6 49-5 49-4 49-3 49-2 49-1 andJuliane Gross, Udry Presiding Arya 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2C 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM PM 2:20 PM 2:05 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM FOSSIL EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OFSOCIAL Smith, Elliott*; Loewen, Mark; James Kirkland, I.: TRACE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ISOTOPE VALUES INGALECRATER Brad: STRATIGRAPHIC DEPENDENCEOFCHLORINE Mahaffy, Paul R.; Navarro-Gonzalez, Rafael; Sutter, Atreya, Sushil; Conrad, Pamela G.; Franz, HeatherB.; PeterMartin, E.*; Farley, Kenneth A.; Archer, P. Doug; PARTIAL MELT OFPHLOGOPITE-PERIDOTITE SANDSTONE INGALECRATER DERIVEDFROM METASOMATISM INMARS: POTASSIC BASALTIC Treiman, AllanH.*; Medard,Etienne: MANTLE MANTLE CRATER: VARIABLE METASOMATISM OF THE MARS PROTOLITH CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEDIMENTSINGALE Thompson, LucyM.; R.: Gellert, DIVERSEIGNEOUS Schmidt, Mariek*; Izawa, Matthew R.M.; Thomas, Alicia E.P.; MARTIAN INTERIOR(Invited Presentation) HETEROGENEOUS DISTRIBUTION OF WATER IN THE Steele, Andrew; Shearer, K.: Charles EVIDENCEFORA Santos, AlisonR.; Elardo, Stephen M.; Filiberto, Justin; McCubbin, Francis*; Boyce, Jeremy W.; Srinivasan, Poorna; OF AHYDROUS MAGMA? NWA 6963: EXTREMEFRACTIONAL CRYSTALLIZATION COMPOSITIONS INGABBROIC MARTIAN METEORITE Gross, Juliane*; Filiberto, Justin: GRANITIC WIDESPREAD FELDSPATHIC ROCKS ONMARS Dufek, Josef: ORBITAL EVIDENCEFORMORE Wray, James J.*; Sessa,Alexander M.; Eggers, L.; Gabriel BREAK COMPOSITION OFNAKHLITESANDCHASSIGNITES PROCESSES ANDMARTIAN MANTLESOURCE Udry, Arya*; Day, James M.D.: EMPLACEMENT SHERGOTTITE PETROGENESIS 10169: CONSTRAINTSONENRICHEDPOIKILITIC OF THE MARTIAN METEORITENORTHWEST AFRICA Thomas J.: PETROLOGY ANDMINERALCHEMISTRY Combs, LoganM.*; Udry, Arya; Day, James M.D.; Lapen, OXYGEN ISOTOPE EVOLUTION MARTIAN METEORITENWA 10416: ALTERATION AND Ziegler, Karen*; Vaci, Zoltan; Agee,B.: Carl OLIVINESIN (Invited Presentation) PHYRIC SHERGOTTITES: SIMILARBUT DISTINCT NORTHWEST AFRICA10416AMONG THE OLIVINE- Zoltan; Agee, B.; Carl Castle, Nicholas; Tschauner, Oliver: D.K.*;Herd, Christopher Walton, L.; Erin Ziegler, Karen; Vaci, ON MANTLEMELTING ANDMAGMA TRANSPORT Balta, J. Brian*: IMPACT OF THE MARTIAN LITHOSPHERE IMPLICATIONS FORBASALT GENESIS MELTING AMG#80MARTIAN MANTLEAT 0.5 TO 2GPA: Paul K.; Gross, Juliane; Filiberto, Justin: EXPERIMENTALLY McCoy, Christopher*; Zachary; Carpenter, Chartrand, (Invited Presentation) BASALTS WITH CONSTRAINTSONMAGMA GENESIS Filiberto, Justin*: GEOCHEMISTRY OFMARTIAN 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 50-12 50-11 50-10 50-9 50-8 50-7 50-6 50-5 50-4 50-3 50-2 51-2 51-1 Kathleen C. BenisonandJonathanKnapp, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom501 Interest Group; SEPM(Societyfor Geology)) Sedimentary Geology Division; GSASoilsandSoilProcesses Interdisciplinary Climates from thePermian and Triassic (GSASedimentary T196. The OtherRedPlanet: Terrestrial Environments and SESSION NO. 51 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM A BETTERGROWTH CHAMBER PLANT GROWTH INMARTIAN REGOLITH: DESIGNING Dobson, Matthew*; MaherSobhani,Barbra: MONITORING BIOSENSOR PSEUDOMONAS STUTZERIASABIOGEOCHEMICAL Masiello, A.; Carrie Silberg,Joff: ENGINEERING Boynton, Lin*; Del Valle, Ilenne; Cheng,Hsiao-Ying; ETHIOPIAN PLATEAU, EASTAFRICANRIFTSYSTEM OBSERVATIONS ALONG THE BLUE NILECANYON, ARCHITECTURE ANDIMPLICATIONS OF2-D Flynn, HelenD.*; Gani,NahidD.: FAULT ZONE THE LONG WHITE CLOUD” PERCEPTION OFNEWZEALANDAS “THE LANDOF ERUPTION INEARLY POLYNESIAN NAVIGATION AND FINDING AOTEAROA: THE ROLE OF THE KAHAROA Bennett, Isabella*; Hampton, Samuel; Hikuroa,Daniel: CALIFORNIA PREHISTORIC COGSTONES FROM SOUTHERN LOCATING THE VOLCANIC SOURCEROCK OF Patterson, Sierra F.*; McKay, Ryan P.; Memeti, Vali: BREAK PALEOSEISMIC ANDPALEOHAZARD INDICATORS UTILIZING LANDSLIDESINLAKECHAMPLAINAS PerriSilverhart, H.*; Manley, Patricia; Manley, Thomas O.: COASTAL DUNECOMPLEX PATTERN OFHUMAN TRAFFIC INALAKEMICHIGAN ALTITUDE AERIALPHOTOGRAPHS TO DETERMINE THE FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND: THE USEOFLOW Elijah M.; Bodenbender, E.; Brian Hansen,Edward C.: Peterson, DaneC.*; Van Gorp, BenjaminC.T.; Riggen, USA GRANDE BASIN, SANJUAN MOUNTAINS, COLORADO, OF TERRACES ANDMORAINESIN THE UPPERRIO Bradley G.; Smith,Jacqueline A.: GEOMORPHOLOGY Simmons, Clifton*; Ott,Cory; Beeton,Jared M.; Johnson, RATES GEOLOGIC CONTROLS ONBLACK HILLSRADON IN MEDICALGEOLOGY: INVESTIGATION OF THE Rochlitz, Laura*; Baran, Zeynep: ACASESTUDY COUNTY, SD ENRICHMENT ZONESAT REVA GAPINHARDING OCCURRENCE OFERIONITEANDPOTENTIAL MEDICAL GEOLOGY: INVESTIGATION OF THE Earney, Tait E.*; Baran, Zeynep: ACASESTUDY OF MOSASAURS CONTENTS: DIETCOMPOSITIONOFDIFFERENT Mishoulam, James Gordon*: MOSASAUR STOMACH FORMATION OFEASTERNUTAH INSECTS IN THE LATE JURASSICMORRISON CONTINENTAL CLIMATE VARIABILITY INMID-LATITUDE AND ORGANICGEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCEON Jing;Bingkai; Wang, Wang, Taoli: Zhan, Xin*; Yang, Wan; Feng, Qiao; Lu,Hong; Duan, SOUTHEASTERN OHIO, USA THE UPPERFLUVIALPLAINOF THE DUNKARD BASIN, PENNSYLVANIAN-PERMIAN CLIMATE TRANSITION IN OF SOILSANDSOILECOSYSTEMS TO THE JenniferCarnes, L.*; Hembree, DanielI.: RESPONSE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SEDIMENTARY SESSION NO. 51

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NORTHERN PANGEA, LOWER PERMIAN LUCAOGOU CORRELATES: A RECORD OF THE TECTONIC AND HONGYANCHI LOW-ORDER CYCLES, SOUTHERN EVOLUTION OF THE GRENVILLE OROGENY IN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, GREATER TURPAN-JUNGGAR SOUTHERN LAURENTIA BASIN, NW CHINA 52-2 2:00 PM Mahoney, J.B.*; Link, Paul; Pearson, David: THE 51-3 2:15 PM Simon, Sharane*; Gibling, Martin: FINE-GRAINED INFLUENCE OF RIFT GEOMETRY ON CONTINENTAL MEANDERING CHANNELS AND TABULAR SEDIMENT DISPERSAL PATTERNS SANDSTONES IN THE LOWER PERMIAN CLEAR FORK 52-3 2:15 PM Link, Paul K.*; Beranek, Luke P.: DISTINCTIVE DETRITAL FORMATION OF NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS, USA ZIRCON POPULATIONS IN LOWER PALEOZOIC STRATA 51-4 2:30 PM Sweet, Dustin E.*: FINE-GRAINED DEBRIS FLOWS OF IDAHO (Invited Presentation) IN COARSE-GRAINED ALLUVIAL SYSTEMS: 52-4 2:35 PM Xie, Xiangyang*; Hanson, Richard E.; Finegan, Shane A.; PALEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE Puckett, Robert E.; Skyler, Wheeler: DETRITAL ZIRCON FOUNTAIN AND CUTLER FORMATIONS, COLORADO U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF CAMBRIAN SANDSTONES 51-5 2:45 PM Goldstein, Aaron*; Marshall, Craig P.; Olcott Marshall, Alison: IN THE SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AULACOGEN (MEERS PRESERVED ORGANIC MOLECULES IN THE OPECHE AND PRATT HILL QUARTZITES) SHALE 52-5 2:50 PM Pope, Michael C.*; Baar, Eric E.; Wulf, Tracy; Workman, 51-6 3:00 PM Lockamy, Dru*; Olcott Marshall, Alison: Benjamin; Lira, Mario; Pickell, Michael J.; Ibrahim, PRESERVATION POTENTIAL OF BIOMARKERS Diar Mohammed: DETRITAL ZIRCONS OF MIDDLE-LATE FOR PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS OF ORDOVICIAN QUARTZ ARENITES SURROUNDING THE PERMIAN RED-BED EVAPORITES TRANSCONTINENTAL ARCH RECORD PROVENANCE 51-7 3:15 PM Eichenlaub, Lynnette A.*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Andeskie, AND REGIONAL TECTONISM OF LAURENTIA Anna Sofia:ACID FLUID INCLUSIONS IN BEDDED 52-6 3:05 PM Soreghan, Gerilyn S.*; Soreghan, Michael J.: TECTONIC HALITE OF THE TRIASSIC MERCIA MUDSTONE, AND CLIMATIC IMPLICATIONS OF CLASTIC DISPERSAL NORTHERN IRELAND PATHWAYS IN THE PERMIAN MID-CONTINENT (Invited 3:30 PM BREAK Presentation) 51-8 3:45 PM Whiteley, Karen R.*; Hagadorn, James W.; Lahey, Bonita L.; 3:25 PM BREAK Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; Henderson, Charles M.: 52-7 3:40 PM Burr, Gregory L.E.*; Smith, M. Elliot; Umhoefer, Paul J.: THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC OF EASTERN COLORADO: PROVENACE OF DESMIONESIAN TO EARLY REDBEDS, SLIME, SALT, DUNES, AND POSSIBLY AN WOLFCAMPIAN STRATA IN THE ANCESTRAL ROCKY EXTINCTION? MOUNTIAN EAGLE AND PARADOX BASINS 51-9 4:00 PM Knapp, Jonathan P.*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Andeskie, 52-8 3:55 PM Malone, David H.*; Craddock, John P.; McLaughlin, Anna Sofia:REDBEDS IN WYOMING: READING Patrick I.; Konstantinou, Alex; McGillivray, Krista M.: U-PB LATE PERMIAN-EARLY TRIASSIC ENVIRONMENTS GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE BIGHORN DOLOMITE, AND CLIMATES FROM THE RED PEAK AND CROW WYOMING, USA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ORDOVICIAN MOUNTAIN FORMATIONS WIND PATTERNS AND STRENGTH (Invited Presentation) 51-10 4:15 PM Stebbins, Alan G.*; Brookfield, Michael; Jha, Neerja; 52-9 4:10 PM Rothschild, Tyler James*; Malone, David H.; Craddock, Hannigan, Robyn: FLORAL, BACTERIAL AND ORGANIC John P.; Devera, Joseph: DETRITAL ZIRCON CARBON ISOTOPE CHANGES ACROSS THE NON- GEOCHRONOLOGY OF CHESTERIAN SANDSTONES IN MARINE PERMO-TRIASSIC BOUNDARY AT WYBUNG THE ILLINOIS BASIN, USA HEAD, AUSTRALIA AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE 52-10 4:25 PM Chapman, Alan D.*: DETRITAL ZIRCON 51-11 4:30 PM Li, Jiawen*; Gastaldo, Robert A.; Neveling, Johann: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE WARRENSBURG-MOBERLY PETROGRAPHY, MINERALOGY, AND GEOCHEMISTRY CHANNEL SANDSTONE, CENTRAL MISSOURI: A OF GREENISH- AND REDDISH-GRAY SILTSTONES PALEORIVER THAT CONNECTED THE APPALACHIAN STRADDLING THE VERTEBRATE-DEFINED PERMIAN– OROGEN TO GRAND CANYON AND ADJACENT TRIASSIC BOUNDARY IN SOUTH AFRICA (Invited DEPOCENTERS? Presentation) 52-11 4:40 PM Finzel, Emily S.*; Kissock, John Kyle; Malone, David; 51-12 4:50 PM Tabor, Neil J.*; Myers, Timothy S.; Sidor, Christian A.: Craddock, John P.: PROVENANCE OF EARLY- STABLE CARBON ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN SANDSTONES OF THE PALEOSOLS, MEAN ANNUAL RAINFALL ESTIMATES MIDCONTINENT: DETRITAL ZIRCON EVIDENCE FOR AND ITS CORRELATION WITH TETRAPOD DIVERSITY THE UNROOFING OF APPALACHIAN OROGENIES IN IN PERMO-TRIASSIC STRATA OF THE AFRICAN IOWA CONTINENT (Invited Presentation) 52-12 4:55 PM Thomas, William A.*; Gehrels, George E.; Satterfield, 51-13 5:10 PM Soreghan, Gerilyn S.*; Soreghan, Michael J.; Heavens, Joseph I.; Romero, Mariah C.: DETRITAL ZIRCONS AND Nicholas G.; Hinnov, Linda A.: MARS ON EARTH: THE SEDIMENT DISPERSAL ACROSS THE MARATHON PERMIAN DUST BOWL OF THE WESTERN PANGAEAN FORELAND, WEST TEXAS, USA TROPICS (Invited Presentation) 5:10 PM DISCUSSION

SESSION NO. 52 SESSION NO. 53 T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior I T210. Folds and Folding: Form, Process, and Consequences (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) Tectonics Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 Juliet G. Crider and Andreas Eckert, Presiding William A. Thomas, George Gehrels, Emily S. Finzel and Brian A. Hampton, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:35 PM Srivastava, Vinee*; Mukul, Malay: 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 53-1 NEOTECTONIC STRUCTURAL AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN 52-1 1:45 PM Mulder, Jacob*; Karlstrom, Karl; Fletcher, Kathryn E.; THE FRONTAL HIMALAYA: INSIGHTS FROM THE Heizler, Matthew; Timmons, J. Michael; Gehrels, George; GORUBATHAN RECESS, DARJILING HIMALAYA, INDIA Pecha, Mark; Crossey, Laura J.: PROVENANCE OF THE MESOPROTEROZOIC UNKAR GROUP AND

170 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 54-3 54-2 54-1 Scott A. MinorandRenA. Thompson, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2B Division; SEPM(Societyfor Geology)) Sedimentary Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geology GSASedimentary and GeomorphologyDivision; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Geology and Tectonics Division; Geology GSAQuaternary History, Processes, (GSAStructural andLandscapeChange RioGrandeRift:Northern Exploring LinkagesbetweenGeologic T216. CenozoicEvolution oftheSouthernRocky Mountainsand SESSION NO. 54 53-14 53-13 53-12 53-11 53-10 53-9 53-8 53-7 53-6 53-5 53-4 53-3 53-2 2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM DISCUSSION SCALES, SPANISH PYRENEES FOLDING RATES RECOVERED AT INTERMEDIATE TIME JamesCarrigan, H.; Teletzke, AllisonL.: UNSTEADY Anastasio, David J.*; Kodama, Kenneth P.; Parés, Josep M.; FOLDS ANGULAR UNCONFORMITIESINFAULT-RELATED Claroni, DanielJ.: QUANTITATIVELY MODELING Eichelberger, Nathan W.*; McGregor, Ian; Nunns, Alan G.; NORTH CANTERBURY, NEWZEALAND FOLDS, WITH APPLICATION TO STRUCTURES IN FOR ANALYSIS OF TRISHEAR FAULT-PROPAGATION Oakley, David O.S.*; Fisher, DonaldM.: ANEWMETHOD FOLD-THRUST GEOMETRY QUANTITATIVE INTERPRETATION OFMAP-SCALE Groshong, RichardH.*: MAJORPITFALLS IN THE TRANSFER ZONES: ANUPDATED SYNTHESIS Boyer, Steven E.*; Mitra, Gautam: DUPLEXESASSLIP- IMPORTANCE OFFOOTWALL SYNCLINES FAULT NUCLEATION ANDPROPAGATION AND THE Kevin J.; McGinnis, RonaldN.; Dan: Lehrmann, THRUST Wigginton, Sarah S.*; Ferrill, David A.; Morris,A.P.; Smart, BREAK Presentation) THROUGH DISCRETEELEMENTMODELING(Invited CONTRACTIONAL FAULT-RELATED FOLDINGSTYLE THE IMPACT OFMECHANICALPROPERTIES ON Hughes, AmandaN.*; Shaw, JohnH.: INVESTIGATING BY FLEXURALSLIPFOLDING(Invited Presentation) Johnson, Kaj*: GROWTH OFFAULT-CORED ANTICLINES FOLDING FLEXURAL-SLIP DURING VISCO-ELASTIC BUCKLE Andreas*;Eckert, Damasceno, Davi R.; Liu,Xiaolong: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INITIATION OFFRACTURES SINGLE-LAYER VISCO-ELASTIC BUCKLE FOLDING: Liu, Xiaolong*: STRESSEVOLUTION DURING3D MINERALIZING PROCESSES Klipfel, Paul D.*: KINKDEFORMATION AND SITE ON THE HIMALAYAN FRONTAL THRUST ININDIA PALEOEARTHQUAKE AT THE LALDHANG TRENCH EVIDENCE OFALARGE-MAGNITUDE Daniels, Robyn L.*; Niemi, Tina M.; Jayangondaperumal, R.: HIMALAYA TOPOGRAPHIC GROWTH IN THE NORTHWEST FRONTAL THRUST DEFORMATION ANDRELATED Mukul, Malay*; Srivastava, Vinee; Jason Barnes, B.: MAIN STRUCTURE OFSOUTHPARK (Invited Presentation) RIFT ANDITSPOSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE BLUE RIVER TRANSITION ZONEOF THE RIOGRANDE Matthews, Vincent*; Peter: Barkmann, THEARKANSAS/ DEFORMATION (Invited Presentation) ON LARAMIDEBASEMENT-INVOLVED FORELAND Erslev, A.*: Eric CORDILLERANANDFLUIDCONTROLS BY EXTENSION TECTONIC COLORADOPLATEAU INSPACE AND TIME Morgan, Paul*: DEFINING THE GEOLOGICAND 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 54-14 54-13 54-12 54-11 54-10 54-9 54-8 54-7 54-6 54-5 54-4 55-2 55-1 David H. Shimabukuro andPhilippe Claeys, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom3B Division) GeologyDivision;GSA Planetary Geology GSASedimentary of Walter Alvarez (GSA StructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division; Mass Extinctions, andBigHistory: CelebratingtheContributions T217. intheBroadest History Context—Tectonics, Earth Impacts, SESSION NO. 55 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM COLORADO ANDNEWMEXICO, U.S.A AND FORMATION OF THE MODERNRIOGRANDE, PLEISTOCENE INTEGRATION OF THE SANLUISBASIN Daniel P.; BrentM.; Goehring, Paces, James B.: MIDDLE Ruleman, ChesterA.*; Thompson, RenA.; Miggins, TECTONICS, VOLCANISM, ANDRIVEREVOLUTION DOWNWARD INTEGRATION ANDINTERPLAY BETWEEN FLUVIAL SYSTEMIN THE LAST8MA: PROGRESSIVE BIRTH ANDEVOLUTION OF THE RIOGRANDE N.*;Repasch, Marisa E.; Karl Karlstrom, Heizler, Matthew: FLOWS, GOLDEN, COLORADO PETROGENESIS OF THE TABLE MOUNTAIN LAVA Millikin, Alexie*; Morgan,LeahE.: GEOCHEMISTRY AND EVOLUTION OFACONTINENTAL THOLEIITIC BASALT CENTRAL NEWMEXICO: EVALUATING THE MAGMATIC VARIATIONS OF THE MCCARTYS FLOW, WEST- Levesque, Steven*; Ramos, Frank C.: GEOCHEMICAL GRANDE GORGE, COLORADO AND NEWMEXICO EVOLUTION OFSERVILLETA BASALT ALONG THE RIO Morgan, LeahE.: TIMINGANDGEOCHEMICAL Cosca, MichaelA.*; Thompson, RenA.; Turner, Kenzie J.; Presentation) RIFT IN THE SOUTHERNROCKY MOUNTAINS (Invited DIKE SWARMS, AND THE TRANSITION FROM ARC TO TECTONIC LINKS: IGNIMBRITECALDERAS, REGIONAL Lipman, Peter W.*; Zimmerer, Matthew J.: MAGMATO- BREAK DURING THE LARAMIDEOROGENY VOLCANISM, SEDIMENTATION, ANDPRESERVATION INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEPOSITS IN THE PALEOCENE SANJUAN BASIN: Hobbs, Kevin M.*; Fawcett, Peter J.: PYROCLASTIC BASIN OFNEWMEXICO PALEOCENE-EOCENE BOUNDARY IN THE SANJUAN Wing, ScottL.; Guy: Harrington, REVISITINGTHE Zellman, Kristine*; Fricke, Henry; Piret; Plink-Bjorklund, NORTH-CENTRAL NEWMEXICO ZONE, THE SOUTHERNEMBUDO FAULT SYSTEMIN THE EVOLUTION OFACLASSIC TRANSFER FAULT DECIPHERING ASTRUCTURAL CHANGEAT 11MAIN Koning, DanielJ.*; Baldridge, W. Scott; Ferguson, JohnF.: RIO GRANDERIFT TRANSFER ZONE WITHIN THE CENTRALCOLORADO AN ENIGMATIC MOUNTAIN-BLOCK EXTENSIONAL R.;Mark Fridrich, J.; Christopher Ruleman,ChesterA.: Minor, ScottA.*; Caine, JonathanSaul; Hudson, GRANDE RIFTINSOUTHERNCOLORADO ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY SEGMENTOF THE RIO PLEISTOCENE EXHUMATION ALONG THE UPPER Abbey, Alyssa*; Niemi,Nathan: LATE-MIOCENE TO Loren: TSUNAMIGENICRECORD OF THE CHICXULUB Peter L.; Maurrasse, FlorentinJ.; Vellekoop, Johan; Gurche, Klaudia; Manning,PhillipLars; Oleinik,AntonE.; Larson, DePalma, A.*; Robert Smit,Jan; David A.; Burnham, Kuiper, Presentation) FOR IMPACT CRATERING RESEARCH(Invited K-PG BOUNDARY ASTEROID IMPACT HYPOTHESIS Koeberl, Christian*: THEIMPORTANCE OF THE ALVAREZ SESSION NO. 55

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IMPACT IN THE HELL CREEK FORMATION, NORTH 56-4 2:20 PM Swanson, Donald A.*; Wanless, V. Dorsey; Gaddis, Ben; AMERICA Stoppa, Line: GSA MINERALOGY GEOCHEMISTRY, 55-3 2:05 PM Schmitz, Birger*; Heck, Philipp R.; Alvarez, Walter; Kita, PETROLOGY, AND VOLCANOLOGY DISTINGUISHED Noriko; Rout, Surya S.; Defouilloy, Céline; Smit, Jan; Terfelt, CAREER AWARD LECTURE: DEPOSITS OF THE Fredrik: THE METEORITE FLUX TO EARTH IN THE 1924 EXPLOSIVE ERUPTION OF KĪLAUEA VOLCANO, EARLY CRETACEOUS AS RECONSTRUCTED FROM HAWAI‘I SEDIMENT-DISPERSED EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPINELS 2:40 PM DISCUSSION (Invited Presentation) 56-5 2:45 PM Reidel, Stephen P.*; Camp, Victor E.; Tolan, Terry L.: 55-4 2:25 PM Warme, John E.*: SAGA OF THE ALAMO BRECCIA EMPLACEMENT RATES OF COLUMBIA RIVER FLOOD 55-5 2:40 PM Bice, David M.*; Montanari, Sandro: THE LITTLE BIG BASALT FLOWS-FAST, SLOW OR VARIABLE HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL NOVO PORTO: HOW TWO 56-6 3:00 PM Self, Stephen*: DON SWANSON’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO VERSIONS OF THE SAME STORY AS WRITTEN IN UNDERSTANDING FLOOD BASALT EMPLACEMENT ROCKS AND IN PARCHMENTS LEAD TO A BETTER RATES AND VENTS UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN HISTORY 56-7 3:15 PM Michelfelder, Gary S.*; Hoffman, Max L.; Rentz, Shannon P.; 55-6 2:55 PM Aguirre-Palafox, Luis Erick*; Garcia-Moreno, Olga; Hawley, Salings, Emily E.; Oehring, Brandie; Gerik, Ashley: William B.; Alvarez, Walter: A LITTLE BIG HISTORY OF PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMSITRY OF VOLCANIC IBERIAN GOLD: GEOLOGICAL ORIGINS AND HUMAN ROCKS FROM THE WESTERN MOGOLLON DATIL CONSEQUENCES VOLCANIC FIELD, NEW MEXICO: INSIGHTS IN TO THE 3:10 PM BREAK EVOLUTION OF A LONG LIVED CRUSTAL MAGMA RESERVOIR 55-7 3:25 PM Moores, Eldridge M.*; Simmons, Nathan A.: LINKING DEEP MANTLE SEISMIC TOMOGRAPHY AND SURFACE/NEAR 3:30 PM BREAK SURFACE TECTONICS--A NEW GLOBAL TECTONIC 56-8 3:45 PM Chadwick, William W.*: VOLCANIC GEODESY: FROM REVOLUTION? (Invited Presentation) MOUNT ST. HELENS TO AXIAL SEAMOUNT 55-8 3:45 PM Anderson, Thomas H.*: MANTLE (ALVAREZ) WAVES 56-9 4:00 PM Poland, Michael P.*; Anderson, Kyle R.: MAGMA SUPPLY AND GLOBAL OROGENESIS: RESPONSES TO THE TO KĪLAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAII: BUILDING ON THE PROCESS OF PLATE CONVERGENCE, CONSUMPTION, FOUNDATION ESTABLISHED BY DON SWANSON COLLISION, COUPLING, CAPTURE, “COLLAPSE” AND 56-10 4:15 PM Parcheta, Carolyn*; Swanson, Donald A.; Houghton, B.F.: CHANGES IN PLATE MOTION WHAT IS A FISSURE ERUPTION AND HOW DOES IT 55-9 4:00 PM Tavarnelli, Enrico*; Peacock, David; Anderson, Mark W.: WORK? (Invited Presentation) STRESS PERMUTATIONS, OVERPRESSURE AND 56-11 4:30 PM Houghton, B.F.*; Swanson, Donald A.; Orr, Tim R.; Patrick, STRIKE-SLIP FAULTING DURING TECTONIC INVERSION Matthew; Carey, Rebecca: EXPLAINING DIVERSITY IN 55-10 4:15 PM Anders, Mark H.*; Templeton, John A.; Christie-Blick, RECENT PYROCLASTIC ERUPTIONS AT KĪLAUEA, Nicholas; Hemming, Sidney: THE OLD RED SANDSTONE HAWAII OF SCOTLAND: EVIDENCE FOR A GANGES-SIZED 56-12 4:45 PM Helz, Rosalind T.*; Rose, T.R.; Lynton, S.J.: PHYSICAL RIVER DRAINING THE CALEDONIAN HIGHLANDS OF CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN OF THE MARKER NORWAY HORIZON IN THE KULANAOKUAIKI TEPHRA, KILAUEA 55-11 4:30 PM Rowley, David B.*: EARTH’S CONSTANT MEAN VOLCANO, HAWAII ELEVATION: IMPLICATION FOR LONG-TERM SEA 56-13 5:00 PM Garry, W. Brent*; Whelley, Patrick; Rowland, Scott K.; LEVEL AND OCEAN LITHOSPHERE DYNAMICS IN A Hughes, Scott S.; Shiro, Brian; Kobs Nawotniak, Shannon; PITMAN WORLD Bleacher, Jacob E.: EXPLORING LAVA TUBES WITH 55-12 4:45 PM Stewart, Kevin G.*; Hill, Jesse S.: POST-OROGENIC LIDAR IN IDAHO AND HAWAI‘I UPLIFT OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS 56-14 5:15 PM Garcia, Michael O.*; Jicha, Brian R.; Marske, Jared; 55-13 5:00 PM Chan, Lung Sang*; Zhou, Yu; Leung, Yee; Ying, Winnie: Pietruszka, A.J.: HOW OLD IS KĪLAUEA VOLCANO? OSCILLATORY TENDENCY IN AFTERSHOCKS INSIGHTS FROM 40AR/39AR DATING OF THE 1.7–KM– MIGRATION PATTERN DEEP SOH-1 CORE 55-14 5:15 PM Shimabukuro, David H.*; Caparelli, Sabina; Piluso, Eugenio: RECONSTRUCTING THE EUROPEAN HYPEREXTENDED SESSION NO. 57 MARGIN OF THE ALPINE TETHYS IN CALABRIA, P1. Mastery of the Subsurface: The Challenge to Improve SOUTHERN ITALY Subsurface Energy Systems 1:45 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A SESSION NO. 56 Claudia I. Mora, George Guthrie, Susan S. Hubbard and Marianne Walck, T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes: A Tribute to Presiding the Distinguished Career of Don Swanson (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 1:45 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 503 57-1 1:50 PM Friedmann, S. Julio*: THE CHALLENGES OF FRACTURE DOMINATED SYSTEMS AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE Michael P. Poland and B.F. Houghton, Presiding SUBTER PROGRAM 56-1 1:30 PM Fiske, Richard*: DON SWANSON AND KILAUEA’S FAR- 57-2 2:20 PM Moore, Joseph N.*: DEVELOPING AND SUSTAINING TRAVELED LITHIC BLOCKS (Invited Presentation) FRACTURED ENERGY SYSTEMS: CHALLENGES AND 56-2 1:45 PM Dzurisin, Daniel*: MILESTONES ON THE ROAD TO OPPORTUNITIES ERUPTION PREDICTION (Invited Presentation) 57-3 2:40 PM Snelson, Catherine M.*; Coblentz, David: MAPPING THE 56-3 2:00 PM Camp, Victor E.*; Reidel, Stephen P.: THE COLUMBIA STATE OF STRESS FROM THE PLATE- TO RESERVOIR- RIVER BASALT GROUP: A RETROSPECTIVE OF SCALE: IMPLICATIONS AND CHALLENGES STRATIGRAPHIC FIELD STUDIES, LEADING TO 57-4 3:00 PM Bonneville, Alain*: DENSITY TOMOGRAPHY OF CURRENT IDEAS ON FLOOD-BASALT GENESIS SUBSURFACE RESERVOIRS 2:15 PM AWARD CITATION AND RESPONSE 57-5 3:20 PM Knox, Hunter Anne*; Ajo-Franklin, Jonathan; Johnson, Timothy; Morris, Joseph; Grubelich, Mark; King, Dennis;

172 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 58-12 58-11 58-10 58-9 58-8 58-7 58-6 58-5 58-4 58-3 58-2 58-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Recent Advances inEngineeringGeology(Posters) SESSION NO. 58 57-7 57-6 Booth # 5:05 PM 4:35 PM 4:30 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 TECHNICAL SESSIONS FLOOD PROTECTION AT MOUNT RAINIERNATIONAL PARK Chan, Jennifer*: WESTSIDEROAD: SOIL BIOENGINEERING THERMAL MODELINGOFMOUNTAIN LAKE VIRGINIA AERIAL SYSTEMSFORDIGITAL TOPOGRAPHIC AND Zulfiqar, Abdullah*; Watts, Chester F.: THEUSEOFUNMANNED LANDSLIDES A COMPARISON OF THE OSOANDLEDGEWOOD-BONAIR Woods, Deborah R.*; Annis, TylerSLIDES: J.: OF TWO ATALE UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE (UAV RELIABILITY OFDISCONTINUITYDATA COLLECTIONBYAN Delaney, RachaelK.*; Shakoor, Abdul; Watts, ChesterF.: SOIL TYPES INSOUTHWEST VIRGINA THERMAL CONDUCTIVITIESFORSEVERALDIFFERENT Voll, HansR*; Watts, ChesterF.: ANINVESTIGATION OF INDUSTRY WITH TIES TO SOCIOECONOMICS INDUSTRYWITH TIESTO IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING (UST) ENVIRONMENTAL DATA INOHIO: RESULTS AND P.S.:Mark INVESTIGATING UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK Edwards, Rachel*; Abbott, Grant; Hoover, Adam; Krekeler, THROUGH NITROGEN ADSORPTION ManjuPharkavi*:Murugesu, ROCK CHARACTERIZATIONS POLYGONAL FAULT SYSTEMAT ALIDA, SASKATCHEWAN Stonge, Andy*: INTERPRETATION OF THE LATE CRETACEOUS ZEALAND OF CRATER LAKEOUTLET, MOUNTRUAPEHU, NEW DIMENSIONAL STABILITY ANDSEISMICLOADING MODELS G.*;Guryan, Cook,S.; Villenueve, M.; Hampton,S.: TWO- AND NUMERICALMODELING PROPERTIES OFROCKS USINGLABORATORY TESTING THE EFFECTOFMICROWAVE IRRADIATION ONPHYSICAL Philipp; Nicco, Marion; Nelson,Priscilla: UNDERSTANDING Arora, Shrey*; Kaunda,Rennie B.; Holley, Elizabeth; Hartlieb, AND UNCONFINEDCOMPRESSIVESTRENGTH COLLAPSE USINGCORRELATION BETWEENPOROSITY Keenan, P.*; Martin Ashwell, Paul: MODELINGLAVA DOME PROVINCE CHINA CHARACTERISTICS OFZIPINGPU GAS TUNNEL INSICHUAN Kang, Xiaobing*: RESEARCHONGEOLOGICAL CHANGE DETECTION TECHNIQUES CHANGE NETWORKS USINGJOINTSEISMICANDELECTRICAL Stephanie; Strickland, Christopher: IMAGING FRACTURE Preston, Leiph; Knox, James; Vermeul, Vince; James, RESEARCHERS WITH NATIONAL LABORATORY ANDFEDERAL PARDEE NETWORKING RECEPTION: MEET ACADEMIC RESEARCHERSANDSTUDENTS CAREER ANDRESEARCHOPPORTUNITIES FOR PANEL DISCUSSION(D. HOLLETT, CONVENER): DOE CONCLUDING REMARKS IMPACTSREAL WORLD COMPLEX PROBLEMS, INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS, Tinker, Scott W.*: GEOSCIENCESANDENERGY: CHALLENGES DEVELOPING SOLUTIONS TO SUBSURFACE ENERGY M.*:Oldenburg, Curtis FIELD-SCALEEXPERIMENTSFOR SUNDAY POSTER 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 59-18 59-17 59-16 59-15 59-14 58-13 59-13 59-12 59-11 59-10 59-9 59-8 59-7 59-6 59-5 59-4 59-3 59-2 59-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Coast (Posters) Recent Advances inGeomorphology, from theMountainsto SESSION NO. 59 Booth # 31 30 29 28 27 13 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 URBANIZATION ANDSTREAMRESTORATION ON CHANNEL Benthem, Adam; Stempniewicz, Victoria; Choi,Jay: IMPACTS OF Cohen, HannaFay*; Skalak,Katherine; Harvey, Judson W.; IN THE MISSISSIPPIRIVERDELTAIC PLAIN REMOTE SENSINGANALYSIS OFLAND LOSSPROCESSES Edmonds, Douglas A.*; Josephine L.; Alejandra Arcuri, C.: Ortiz, EVOLUTION COAST OFOMAN: IMPLICATIONS FORLANDSCAPE ANALYSIS OFSTREAMPROFILES OF THE NORTHEASTERN AmaniHumaid*:Al Abri, DIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL COASTS OFFLORIDA BARRIER ISLANDSALONG THE ATLANTIC ANDGULF QUANTITATIVE SHORELINECHANGEANALYSIS OF Sankar, Ravi Darwin*; Kish,StephenA.; Donoghue, Joseph: GEOMORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OFCAROLINA BAYS Stocks, Lee*; Shears, Andrew; Olson, Jesse: INVESTIGATION OFABANDONED MINE TUNNELS Miller, Brian*; DeRose, Frankie; Russo, Nicholas: GEOPHYSICAL OF THE NORTHERN GULF OFMEXICO STREAMBANK EROSION MODELFOR THE COASTAL PLAIN Liebens, Johan*; McMillan,Mitchell: APRACTICAL FLOWS, DONA ANACO., NEWMEXICO De Hon,RenéA.*; RichardA.: Earl, THEADENCRATER LAVA MESA VOLCANIC FIELD, WESTERN COLORADO FIELD,MESA VOLCANIC WESTERN Green, Walter S.*; Cole, Rex D.: RECONSTRUCTION OFGRAND PROGLACIAL DRAINAGES AT MOUNTRAINIER, WA ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFDEBRISFLOWS IN Samantha*;Harrison, Todd, Claire: GEOMORPHICCONTROLS CHINA THE MARGINOF THE NORTHEASTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU, LAKE SEDIMENTSIN THE UPPER YELLOW RIVERALONG Li, Xiaolin: AGE ANDEXTENTOFLANDSLIDE-DAMMED Guo, Xiaohua*; Forman, Steven L.; Lai,Zhongping; Lu, Yudong; ANALYSIS OFLANDSLIDESUSCEPTIBILITY, AFGHANISTAN Ashlee Laura Denton; Shroder, JohnF.: MULTI-CRITERIA Schlagel, NathanA.*; Johnson, William C.; Dere, OAXACA, MEXICO POTENTIAL MASSMOVEMENTS IN THE RURAL AREASOF Barron, AaronJesse*; Sanchez, Veronica: OBSERVATIONS OF Toshimichi; Yokota,Shuichiro; Yamamoto, Shigeo: Okuno, Mitsuru*; Torii, Masayuki; Nishiyama, Ken-ichi; Nakanishi, EARTHQUAKE INASOCALDERA, SWJAPAN DEPOSITS TRIGGERED BY THE 2016KUMAMOTO A SELECTEDNEWZEALANDMOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENT DETAILED GEOMORPHOLOGICALMAPPINGAPPROACH IN Coates, Molly*: APPLICATION ANDEVALUATION OFA DISTRICT (EVERESTREGION), NEPAL GORKHA EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE IN THE SOLUKHUMBU Hubbard, Mary: DAMAGE FROM THE APRIL-MAY 2015 Lageson, David R.*; Monique; Fort, Bhattarai, RoshanRaj; TECTONIC COUPLINGIN THE KARAKORAM HIMALAYA TOPOGRAPHIC ANISOTROPY FORASSESSINGEROSION- Dudley, MichaelE.*; Bishop, MichaelP.: UTILIZATION OF LONGEST SLOT CANYON INNORTH AMERICA OF THE GEOMORPHOLOGYOFBUCKSKIN GULCH, THE McGinn, CaitlinC.*; Harvey, JonathanE.: ANEWSURVEY USING GIS OF LOCALGEOHAZARDSINRICHMOND, KENTUCKY, Simpson, CassieE.*; White, JohnC.; Wolfe, ElijahD.: ANALYSIS SESSION NO. 59 EARTHFLOW

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MORPHOLOGY AND SEDIMENT FLUX IN THE CHESAPEAKE 59-38 51 Heintz, Kevin*; Nichols, Mary: MEASURING SEDIMENT BAY WATERSHED TRANSPORT AND REDISTRIBUTION IN A SMALL SEMIARID 59-19 32 Griscom, David L.*: THE CHESAPEAKE BAY CRATER EJECTA WATERSHED NEAR TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA BLANKET 59-39 52 Williams, Rebecca M.E.*; Dietrich, William E.; Howard, Alan D.; 59-20 33 Herring, Hunter*; Adams, Matthew C.; Woodall, Jeffrey A.; Irwin, Rossman P.; Noe Dobrea, Eldar; Cawley, Jon C.: A TALE Dunagan, Stan P.; Wolters, Rachael; Montgomery, Robbi: WATER OF TWO RIDGES: RELIEF INVERSION ON DISTAL ALLUVIAL QUALITY ASSESSMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OBION FANS IN THE PAMPA DEL TAMARUGAL REGION OF THE RIVER WATERSHED, NORTHWESTERN TENNESSEE ATACAMA DESERT, CHILE 59-21 34 Hong, Hoabin*; Ha, Rae-Gyung; Yu, Yongjae: RAINFALL 59-40 53 Jennings, Deserae L.*; Blum, Mike: MODERN SCALING DILUTION OF ANTHROPOGENIC PARTICULATES RELATIONSHIPS AS A MEANS TO EVALUATE DOWNSTREAM POSITION IN ANCIENT STRATA: THE MCMURRAY 59-22 35 Savrda, Charles E.*; Daymond, Phillip A.; Jay, Spencer E.; Balch, CONUNDRUM, LOWER CRETACEOUS OF THE ALBERTA Erin A.: BEDROCK BIOEROSION BY INSECT LARVAE IN FORELAND BASIN FRESHWATER AQUATIC SETTINGS: A NEGLECTED ASPECT OF BIOGEOMORPHOLOGY? 59-41 54 Csanda, Dakota Scott*; Tranel, Lisa: THE EFFECTS OF GLACIAL AND FLUVIAL TRANSPORT ON DETRITAL APATITE 59-23 36 Benshoof, Jessamyn*; Lininger, Katherine B.; Wohl, Ellen: MINERALS CHANGES IN INSTREAM WOOD OVER TIME AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF LOG JAMS ON FLOODPLAIN SESSION NO. 60 DYNAMICS IN TWO RIVERS IN INTERIOR ALASKA T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River 59-24 37 Pfeiffer, Andrew W.*: A DRAINAGE NETWORK ESTIMATE OF System and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado SEDIMENT AND PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER STORAGE Plateau-Rocky Mountain Region (Posters) BY INSTREAM WOOD IN THE HEADWATERS OF NORTH SAINT VRAIN CREEK 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 59-25 38 Fairfax, Emily*; Small, Eric E.: 1D SIMULATION OF HYPORHEIC Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM EXCHANGE IN A STREAM DAMMED BY BEAVER Booth # 59-26 39 Garcia, Carlos J.*; Giardino, John R.: THE INFLUENCE OF BARK 60-1 55 Loope, David B.*; Kettler, Richard M.: SLOPE-PARALLEL BEETLE-INDUCED TREE MORTALITY ON GEOMORPHIC FRACTURES IN THE NAVAJO SANDSTONE OF THE PROCESSES OF SAN JUAN FOREST NEAR OURAY, CO COLORADO PLATEAU: RELATIONSHIPS TO DENUDATION, WATER TABLES, AND CONCRETIONARY IRONSTONES 59-27 40 Milhous, Robert T.*: THREE CONCERNS ABOUT OAK CREEK BED-LOAD STUDY 60-2 56 Crow, Ryan S.*; Karlstrom, Karl E.; Crossey, Laura J.; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane: CARVING GRAND CANYON’S 59-28 41 Enzel, Yehouda*; Salomon, Reut; Morin, Efrat; Haviv, Itai: NON- INNER GORGE: A TEST OF STEADY INCISION VERSUS STEADY EVOLUTION OF LONGITUDINAL PROFILES OF PASSAGE OF AN INCISION TRANSIENT GRAVEL-BED CHANNELS IN RESPONSE TO CHANGES IN FLOOD REGIEME AND BASE LEVEL LOWERING IN DRY 60-3 57 Ragsdale, Jaron L.*; Lohse, Rachael C.; Metcalf, James R.; ENVIRONMENTS Aslan, Andres: APATITE (U/TH)/HE GEOCHRONOLOGY AND EROSIONAL HISTORY OF GRAND AND BATTLEMENT 59-29 42 Schwartz, Alexander D.*; Hatch, Christine: COMPARISON OF MESAS, WESTERN COLORADO: IMPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE ESTIMATION METHODS WITHIN A FLUVIAL LATE CENOZOIC EROSIONAL HISTORY OF THE UPPER SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY COLORADO RIVER BASIN 59-30 43 Kelkar, Kaytan*; Zhao, Panshu; Giardino, John R.: 60-4 58 Jarrin, Donald*; Aslan, Andres; Mahan, Shannon A.; Hanson, CHARACTERIZATIONS OF RIVER BASINS IN THE SAN JUAN Paul: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF LATE PLEISTOCENE GLACIAL MOUNTAINS, COLORADO: AN ADVANCED GEOSPATIAL DEPOSITS NEAR RIDGWAY, COLORADO, NORTHERN SAN MAPPING TECHNIQUE JUAN MOUNTAINS 59-31 44 Warner, Abbey Lynn*; Burns, Diane; Viertel, David C.: 60-5 59 Mauch, James*; Pederson, Joel L.: QUANTIFYING ACTIVE GEOMORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES TO THE LITTLE WABASH SALT DEFORMATION USING ALLUVIAL MARKERS AROUND RIVER THROUGHOUT ALMOST EIGHT DECADES SPANISH VALLEY AND MOAB, UTAH 59-32 45 Weedman, Nichole*; Pierson, Matthew C.; Pavlowsky, Robert; 60-6 60 Hale, Michael L.*; Aslan, Andres: NEOGENE EXHUMATION OF Owen, Marc: USING SURVEY DATA AND HEC-RAS THE NORTHERN SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS RECORDED BY MODELING TO ASSESS MINING-CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT ANCIENT RIVER GRAVEL COMPOSITIONS AND DETRITAL DEPOSITION BEHIND A RIFFLE RAMP REMEDIATION ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY, UNCOMPAHGRE STRUCTURE IN BIG RIVER, BONNE TERRE, MISSOURI PLATEAU, WESTERN COLORADO 59-33 46 Bradley, Rachael A.*; Pavlowsky, Robert T.; Owen, Marc: HISTORY OF HUMAN MODIFICATIONS ON BIG BARREN SESSION NO. 61 CREEK, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI T52. Deep Weathering, Ancient Landscapes and Regolith- 59-34 47 Cribb, Coty*; O’Neal, Michael; Pizzuto, James E.: A Dominated Terrains (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and COMPARISON OF HIGH-RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHIC Geomorphology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes SURVEY METHODS TO ASSESS THE GEOMORPHIC Interdisciplinary Interest Group) EVOLUTION OF A [FORESTED] RIVER BEND: A SUITABILITY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F ANALYSIS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM 59-35 48 Auguste, Lance Joel*: SEDIMENT DYNAMICS AND Booth # TRANSPORT: A FLUVIO-GEOMORPHIC ASSESSMENT OF GULLY EROSION IN THE TEXAS BLACK-LANDS USING SWAT- 61-1 61 Driese, Steven G.*; Medaris, L.G.; Kirsimae, Kalle; Somelar, LTE FOR PREDICTING HEAD-CUT RETREAT Peeter; Stinchcomb, Gary: GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON DURATION OF WEATHERING FOR NEOPROTEROZOIC 59-36 49 Stauffer, Sophie J.*; Rowland, Joel C.; Sutfin, Nicholas A.; BALTIC PALEOSOL Fratkin, Mulu: PREDICTING CUTOFF LOCATIONS ALONG MEANDER BENDS ON THE EAST RIVER IN CRESTED BUTTE, 61-2 62 Odom, William E.*; Granger, Darryl E.: DEEP WEATHERING COLORADO PRODUCTS AS APPALACHIAN LANDSCAPE MARKERS: DID NEOGENE UPLIFT OCCUR? 59-37 50 Tenison, Christina N.*; Rech, Jason A.: THE IMPACT OF MILL DAMS ON STREAMS IN SOUTHWESTERN OHIO

174 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 61-12 61-11 61-10 61-9 61-8 62-5 61-7 62-4 61-6 62-3 61-5 62-2 61-4 62-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F SEPM (Societyfor Geology)) Sedimentary Geomorphology Division; GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary Landscape Response(Posters) Geology and (GSAQuaternary T55. Heterogeneity inGeomorphicSystems: DrivingForces and SESSION NO. 62 61-3 Booth # 72 71 70 69 68 77 67 76 66 75 65 74 64 73 63 KAOLINITE-GROUP CLAYS, GIBBSITE, ANDFE-OXIDES IGNEOUS MINEROLOGY ANDAMATURE ASSEMBLAGE OF AS ANIMPORTANT INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT BETWEEN Tingey, David; Rey, Kevin A.: INVESTIGATING SMECTITE Sowards, F.*; Kimberly Nelson, Stephen T.; McBride, John; WEATHERING PROFILES IN THE ARCTIC Gonzalez-Alvarez, Ignacio*; Bronner, Marco: PUTATIVE DEEP SOUTHERN PUERTO RICO OF THE YAUCO, GUAYANILLA, AND TALLABOA BASINS, PROFILES ANDUPLIFT-RELATED RELICTLANDSCAPES Eduardo L.; Madera, AndreanaD.; Hughes, K. Stephen: RIVER Sanchez-Vahamonde,Rodriguez CarolinaM.*; Gonzalez, IN CIDOF WESTERN AUSTRALIA STABLE CARBONISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OFGOETHITE Fritz, Tyler*; Yapp, Crayton J.:AND THE WEATHERING MIOCENE ELECTROMAGNETICS GEOCHEMISTRY INDEEPLY WEATHERED TERRAINS USING Yusen: TOWARDS PREDICTIVEMODELSOFLANDSCAPE Gonzalez-Alvarez, Ignacio*; King,Andrew; Ley-Cooper, RESISTANCE, ACASESTUDY FROM THE BLUE RIDGE, VA CRACK GROWTH ANDROCK TYPE DEPENDENTEROSION Spencer: EXPLORINGLINKAGES BETWEENSUBCRITICAL Weiserbs, Benjamin; Arey, Jordan; Tannu, Nakul; Kiessling, Cary*; S.; Hancock,Eppes, Martha Gregory Moser, Faye L.; DEEP WEATHERING OFCRYSTALLINE ROCKS Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.*; Brantley, SusanL.: POROSITY AND AKAROA VOLCANIC COMPLEX, NEWZEALAND USING GEOMORPHICANDPETROLOGIC TECHNIQUES - ANCIENT VOLCANO FROM ITSEROSIONAL LANDSCAPE Gravley, Darren: RECONSTRUCTING THE GROWTH OFAN Williams, NoahN.*; BensonG.;Worthington, Hampton,Samuel; IN FLUVIALSEDIMENTSOFAHOT-HUMID SYSTEM UNEXPECTEDLY LOW CHEMICAL WEATHERING RECORDED Joo, Young Ji*; Soreghan,G.S.; Elwood Madden,MeganE.: THE DEADSEA CONTINUOUS BASE-LEVEL LOWERING: NAHAL HAARAVA, OF ALONGCHANNEL TO MODERN, DECADES-LONG, Grodek, Tamir; Sheffer, Nathan: GEOMORPHICRESPONSE Enzel, Yehouda*; Dente, Elad; Lensky, Nadav; Efrat; Morin, PACIFIC COAST OFCOSTA RICA SCALE MODELOF TROPICAL SOILEVOLUTION ON THE Grady, C. Maeve*; Ryan, Peter C.: CREATING ALANDSCAPE- SEDIMENT SIZEAT CHALKCREEK, COLORADO PROCESSES AFFECTINGSPATIAL VARIABILITY IN Schoenfeld, Taylor E.*; Shobe,M.; Charles Tucker, E.: Gregory GEOMORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION Susan L.: PYRITEDISSOLUTIONLEADS WATERSHED Sullivan, Pamela L.*; Hyneck, Scott; Gu,X.; Brantley, COASTAL MARGINOF THE NIGERDELTA QUATERNARY DEPOSITIONALSEQUENCES FROM THE Peter: DYNAMIC EVOLUTIONARY MODELOF THE LATE Adojoh, Onema*; Marret, Fabienne; Duller, Robert; Osterloff, FLOW ACTIVITY FORMATION INLATERITIC REGOLITH WITH PREFERENTIAL Fu, Wei*; Lin,Henry: LINKINGSECONDARY MINERAL 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 63-19 63-18 63-17 63-16 63-15 63-14 63-13 63-12 63-11 63-10 63-9 63-8 63-7 63-6 63-5 63-4 63-3 63-2 63-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Results (Posters) Geophysical SolutionstoGeologicalProblems: Current Research SESSION NO. 63 Booth # 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80 79 78 Daphne: USEOF VERTICAL ELECTRICALSOUNDINGS Rivas-Lobera, Lucio; Gonzalez-Rojas, Irianyt; Espejel-Garcia, Espejel-Garcia, VanessaAlejandro*;Villalobos-Aragon, Veronica; GALAPAGOS ISLANDS PLUMBING SYSTEMSBETWEENEASTERN AND WESTERN GALAPAGOS TO INVESTIGATE DIFFERENCESINMAGMATIC GRAVITY MEASUREMENTSFROM SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, Mittelstaedt, Eric*; Harpp, Karen; Darin: Schwartz, USING SEISMICITY IDENTIFYING AREASAT RISKFORINJECTION-INDUCED IN SOUTHERNKANSAS: ANEWAPPROACH FOR SUBSURFACE LINEAMENTS ANDPRESENT-DAY STRESSES Jennings, Jeffrey C.*; Bidgoli, Tandis S.: MAPPING INDUCED SEISMICITY KANSAS: ASTUDY OFBRINEDISPOSAL ANDINJECTION- Jackson, M.*; Christa Bidgoli, Tandis S.: EARTHQUAKES IN Jeong, Doohee*; Yu,Jeong, Yongjae: JEJU GEOPARK MAGNETIZATION FROM PLEISTOCENE LAVA FLOWS IN COASTAL PLAINOFNORTH CAROLINA Driver, Damani*: TELESEISMICDATA ACQUISITION ON THE CONSTRAINTS SIMULATION OFASINGLEFRACTURE WITH VARYING Pope, GinaGinevra*; Dunbar, JohnA.: NUMERICAL WELLS USINGDRONE-AEROMAGNETICS Adamson, Mackenzie*: LOCATING ABANDONED OILANDGAS ONSHORE ACTIVE SOURCESEISMIC DATA AMERICA MARGINCOMMUNITYSEISMICEXPERIMENT Beatrice: INITIALRESULTS FROM THE EASTERNNORTH Luckie, Thomas W.*; LindsayWorthington, Lowe; Magnani,M. DETERMINATION OF COOLING-RATE DIFFERENCEINPALEOINTENSITY Jeong, Doohee*; Kim,Hanul; Yu, Yongjae: SIGNIFICANCE USING SEISMICINVERSE THEORY STRUCTURE OF THE CALIFORNIAALBACORE REGION D.*:Gómez, Carlos ANISOTROPY ANDSUBSURFACE X (DEEPOFFSHORENIGERDELTA) REPEATABILITY ANDRESERVOIR MANAGEMENT OFFIELD Adetona, Temitope*: TAINAN CITY,TAINAN TAIWAN LIQUEFACTION CAUSED BYMEINONGEARTHQUAKE IN Jiun-Yee: DINSARAPPLICATION FORDETECTING THE SOIL Lu, Chih-Heng*; Ni,Chuen-Fa; Chang,Chung-Pai; Yen, ANOMALY DATA CALCULATION FROM GRIDDEDGRAVITY ANDMAGNETIC Gettings, E.*: Mark QUANTITATIVEMEASURES TEXTURAL VALLEY, GLACIAL LAKEGENESEO, LIVINGSTON CO., NY BEDROCK FROM A3DGRAVITY SURVEY OFAPALEO- Reed, MichaelP.*; Giorgis, Scott; Horsman,Eric: DEPTHTO PERIODICITIES DEFORMATION INA VOLCANIC REGION: ASTUDY OF Akay, Gozde*; Dare, Peter John; Langley, RichardB.: GROUND LITHOSPHERIC STRUCTURE IN WESTERN BHUTAN Duba, Kinzang*; Mickus, Kevin L.: GRAVITY ANALYSIS FOR METHOD: ACASESTUDY USINGOPENSEISMICDATABASE PROCESSING BASED ONCOMMON-REFLECTION-SURFACE Choi, Jeongryul*; Kim, Youngjin; Choi,Doohwan: SEISMICDATA SURROUNDING AREA: SYNTHESISANDANALYSIS STRUCTURE OF THE NORTH CHINACRATON AND Xia, Bing*; Thybo, Hans; Artemieva,M.: Irina SEISMICCRUSTAL TIME-LAPSE SEISMICGEOMETRIC STABLE REMANENT SESSION NO. 63

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IN GROUNDWATER STUDIES: A CASE STUDY IN SOUTH- A TECHNIQUE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE COMFORT AND CENTRAL LAGUNA DE ENCINILLAS, CHIH., MEXICO CONFIDENCE WHEN READING PRIMARY LITERATURE 63-20 97 Elkind, Samuel C.*; Siddoway, Christine; Cox, Simon; Morin, 65-7 111 Timko, Samuel B.C.*; Falo, Kristina M.; Hacker, David B.: Paul; Smith-Lyttle, Belinda: FIRST DIGITAL GEOLOGICAL MAP GEOLOGIC AND GLACIAL HISTORY OF NORTHEAST OHIO: DATASET OF MARIE BYRD LAND: A PRODUCT OF THE SCAR PERSPECTIVES FROM OHIO’S STATE PARKS GEOMAP PROJECT 65-8 112 Bonner, Hannah M.*; Morris, Thomas H.; Spiel, Kinsey G.: UTAH’S ANCIENT LANDSCAPES: A VIEW FROM ABOVE – SESSION NO. 64 PENNSYLVANIAN TO PLEISTOCENE T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky 65-9 113 ElShafie, Sara J.*; Madison, Austin; Vine, Jean-Philippe:STORY Mountain (Posters) (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural ART TECHNIQUES FROM FILMMAKING ENHANCE SCIENCE Geology and Tectonics Division) COMMUNICATION 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 65-10 114 Kraal, Erin*; Sirrakos, George: EXPLORING PLACE WITH Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM SOUND – ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF STUDENT PRODUCED Booth # AUDIO IN INTRODUCTORY COURSES 64-1 98 Pattat, Audrey N.*; Sweet, Dustin E.: ASSESSING POST- 65-11 115 Barrie, Don*: USING THE GEOSCIENCE CONCEPT INVENTORY MIOCENE TILTING OF THE SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS TO ASSESS STUDENT LEARNING IN A PARTIALLY ONLINE THROUGH PALEOSLOPE RECONSTRUCTIONS OF THE PHYSICAL GEOLOGY COURSE OGALLALA FORMATION 65-12 116 van der Pluijm, Ben*: TEACHING AND LEARNING 64-2 99 Van Ornam, Zachary*; Giorgis, Scott; Morgan, Sven; Horsman, COMMUNITIES THROUGH ONLINE ANNOTATION Eric: PALEOMAGNETIC INVESTIGATION OF PULSED 65-13 117 Coldsmith, Jordan Taylor*; Sliko, Jennifer L.: USING SOCIAL ASSEMBLY OF THE MAIDEN CREEK SILL, HENRY NETWORKING TO TEACH STUDENTS ABOUT THE ROCK MOUNTAINS, UT CYCLE 64-3 100 Parker, Stuart D.*; Arens, Shiva-Nandan: PRESSURE SOLUTION 65-14 118 Jones, Allison D.*; Burmeister, Kurtis C.; Giorgis, Scott D.: 3D PITS; A SIGNATURE OF ACCOMADATION ZONES OF THE VISUALIZATION SKILLS - DO STUDENTS POSSESS THE NORTHERN BASIN AND RANGE PROVINCE TRAINING AND CONFIDENCE NEEDED TO SUCCEED AT 64-4 101 Branda, Alex*; Swanbom, Lief; Burton, Bradford R: STRUCTURAL CAPSTONE SUMMER FIELD COURSES? GEOLOGY AND EMPLACEMENT HISTORY OF THE CARBON 65-15 119 Morgan, Ryan*; Brundin, Junstin Nathaniel; Yates, Wesley R.; PEAK LACCOLITH, GUNNISON COUNTY, COLORADO Reed, Lyndey B.: POKÉMON GO: USING AUGMENTED 64-5 102 West, Jenna*; Fan, Majie: CENOZOIC LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION REALITY TO TEACH BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS: INTERPLAY OF 65-16 120 Rodriguez, Alfonso*: EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF A TECTONICS, CLIMATE, AND SURFACE PROCESSES SUBSIDENCE ANALYSIS SOFTWARE 64-6 103 Johnson, Verner C.*; Mazza, Joseph Michael; Trumbo, Adam L.; 65-17 121 Sparks, Andrew R.*; Callahan, Caitlin N.: MEASURE FOR Feil, Michael; Fischer, Marc: HYPOTHETICAL TECTONIC MEASURE: SOCIAL COMPARISON IN INTRODUCTORY AND EVOLUTION OF THE LASAL MOUNTAINS AND THE ADVANCED GEOSCIENCE COURSES UNCOMPAHGRE PLATEAU BASED ON UPPER MANTLE TOMOGRAPHY 65-18 122 Brazil, Liza I.*: TOOLS & SUPPORT FOR INTEGRATING REAL ENVIRONMENTAL DATA INTO EDUCATION 64-7 104 Foster-Baril, Zachary*; Cassel, Elizabeth J.; Leier, Andrew; Archibald, S. Bruce: EOCENE BASIN EVOLUTION IN 65-19 123 Giardino, John R.*; Gamache, Kevin R.; Vitek, John D.: USING THE NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERAN HINTERLAND, THE COMPANY-BASED PROJECT APPROACH TO TEACH SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA ENGINEERING GEOLOGY 65-20 124 Goldsmith, David W.*; Iverson, Laura: ROCK YOUR BODY: SESSION NO. 65 A FRESHMAN LEARNING COMMUNITY INTEGRATING GEOLOGY AND FITNESS Geoscience Education (Posters) 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F SESSION NO. 66 Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM T73. Bringing Outside In: Incorporating Field Experiences and Booth # Project-Based Learning into the Geoscience Classroom (Posters) 65-1 105 Shroat-Lewis, René A.*: USING A NATURAL DISASTERS (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society COURSE TO TEACH STUDENTS HOW TO EFFECTIVELY READ Division) PRIMARY LITERATURE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 65-2 106 Murphy, Jenna M.*; Lepper, Kenneth: BENEFITS OF Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM INTEGRATED WRITING ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES Booth # PEDAGOGY IN A MID-LEVEL GEOMORPHOLOGY COURSE 66-1 125 Martin, David A.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Kempton, Pamela: 65-3 107 Fox, Lydia K.*: WRITING TO LEARN: USE OF INFORMAL SEDIMENT PROVENANCE STUDY OF THE CRETACEOUS WRITING ASSIGNMENTS TO DEEPEN COMPREHENSION IN DAKOTA SANDSTONE AND MODERN KANSAS RIVER GEOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COURSES SEDIMENT AS AN INTEGRATED EXPERIENTIAL PROJECT 65-4 108 Lepper, Kenneth*; Murphy, Jenna M.: ADAPTING LEGACY IN THE UNDERGRADUATE MINERALOGY AND PETROLOGY GEOMORPHOLOGY LAB EXERCISES TO HOST EMBEDDED COURSES AT KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY DISCIPLINARY WRITING ASSIGNMENTS 66-2 126 Bailey, Rachel A.*; Neitzke Adamo, Lauren: INTRODUCTION 65-5 109 Roemmele, Christopher Marc*; Harbor, Jonathan M.: GK-12: TO MAPPING AND GEOCACHING: A PRIMER TO VISUAL ENGAGING GRADUATE STUDENTS AND POST-DOCS IN LITERACY AND SPATIAL COMPREHENSION IN AN INTEGRATING AND COMMUNICATING THEIR RESEARCH INFORMAL EDUCATIONAL SETTING INTO MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOMS 66-3 127 Orland, Elijah*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Gravley, Darren M.: 65-6 110 Jones, Autumn*; Brown, Christina; Connor, Bobby; Diaz, Robert; UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FROM THE FIELD TO THE Hart, Keith; Hawks, Samantha; Holland, Steve; Korejko-Sharp, CLASSROOM: AN EXAMPLE OF INTEGRATING STUDENT Danielle; Love, Max; Roark, Trevor; Ronza, Jason; Signorelli, FIELD MAPPING WITHIN GREATER SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Alyssa; Shroat-Lewis, René A.: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF GOALS

176 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 66-16 66-15 66-14 66-13 66-12 66-11 66-10 66-9 66-8 66-7 67-3 66-6 67-2 66-5 67-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Digital Technology across theGeoscience Curriculum(Posters) T76. DigitalPoster Session: Training Preservice Teachers toApply SESSION NO. 67 66-4 Booth # 140 139 138 137 136 135 134 133 132 131 143 130 142 129 141 128 ENGINEERING LECTURECURRICULUM INTEGRATING FIELDCAMP WITH THE GEOLOGICAL Gifford, Jennifer*; Zachos, LouisG.; M.: Holt,Robert UNIVERSITY FIELD CAMPEXPERIENCEAT MONTCLAIRSTATE Joshua C.; Thomas, WIlliam H.: REVIVAL OF THE GEOLOGY Pope, A.*; Gregory Matthew; Gorring, Blacic, Tanya M.; Galster, MENTORING APPROACH TO UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH Brownlee, Sarah J.*: TEAMRESEARCH: A TIERED PEER DELAWARE COUNTYCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE PROJECTS INEARLY UNDERGRADUATE GEOSCIENCESAT INCORPORATING FIELDANDLABORATORY RESEARCH Childers, DanielP.*; N.: Christopher Etherington, SETTINGS PROJECT: GEOLOGICALINTERNSHIPSININTERNATIONAL Robins, M.; Cristina Wood, AaronR.: THEPANAMA CANAL Morgan, Paris M.*; Mitchell,Dawn R.; Jorge Moreno-Bernal, W.; SENSE OFSCALE INVESTIGATE STUDENTS’ CONCEPTSOFPIXELSAND CLASSROOM-BASED ANDFIELD-BASED LEARNING TO Natalie; CarolJ.; Ormand, LaDue, Nicole: PIXELS: COMPARING Petcovic, HeatherL.*; Tinigin, Laura; Pope, Allen; Bursztyn, GEOSCIENCE FIELD TRIPS GEOSCIENCE COLLECTOR APP TO IMPROVE UNDERGRADUATE Tewksbury, David A.*; Tewksbury, Barbara J.: USINGESRI’S SANDBOXES IN THE ONLINEENVIRONMENT M.*; Christine Clark, Ryker, Katherine: AUGMENTED REALITY TOPOGRAPHIC LESSON THE SAND: THE ARSANDBOX ASANINTERACTIVE Jackson, DanielleOmara*; Bursztyn,Natalie: PLAYING IN DEVICES FRIENDLY INTERACTIVE MINERALOGYGAMEFORMOBILE MOLECULAR MINERALOGY: DEVELOPINGAUSER- Wiitablake, LeahMarie*; Bursztyn,Natalie: MANAGEABLE K16 CLASSES(Invited Presentation) VIRTUAL FIELDWORK TO CATALYZE ACTUAL FIELDWORK IN OBSERVATORY VIRTUAL FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE: USING M.;Robert Derry, LouisA.: THESHALEHILLSCRITICALZONE Duggan-Haas, Don*; Smith,Lauren; White, Tim; Ross, FIELD TRIP VIRTUAL TEACHING THE IMPACTS OFCLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH A Gutierrez, JosephAnthony*; Bursztyn,Natalie: YOSEMITE: TEXAS ANDJAMAICA (Invited Presentation) IN THE GEOSCIENCECLASSROOM: EXAMPLESFROM Arpita: TEACHING WITH ONLINE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS Lavier, LucL.; Samsel,Francesca; Smith,Rose-Ann; Mandal, Shapiro Ledley, Tamara; McNeal,KarenS.; Julie Libarkin, C.; Ellins, K.*; Katherine Riggs, M.; Eric Laura F.; Serpa, Stocks, Eric; COURSE THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH ANART EDUCATION DRAWING SKILLS TO INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY STUDENTS Santos, J.*; Lori Steven Emerman, H.: TEACHING ESSENTIAL AUGMENTED REALITYSANDBOX TOPOGRAPHY ANDDIPPINGSTRATA USINGAN Rost, Rebecca*; Giorgis, Scott; Anne, Kirk: VISUALIZING LABS, COURSES, AND YEARS INCORPORATING FIELDEXPERIENCESACROSS MULTIPLE Jeffrey*;Clark, Knudsen,ENVELOPE: Andrew C.: PUSHINGTHE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 67-20 67-19 67-18 67-17 67-16 67-15 67-14 67-13 67-12 67-11 67-10 67-9 67-8 67-7 67-6 67-5 67-4 160 159 158 157 156 155 154 153 152 151 150 149 148 147 146 145 144 TERTIARY GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION EARTH RESOURCES FORPRIMARY, SECONDARY, AND Dordevic, Mladen*; Coba,Filis; The Geode, Team: DIGITAL De Paor, Declan G.*: VIRTUAL ROCKS GEOEDUCATION MOBILE DEVICES: THE POKÉMONGOAPPROACH TO Crompton, Helen*: GEOLOGICALFIELD TRIPS AND LEVELS EARTH ANDPLANETARY SCIENCESAT ALLEDUCATIONAL EARTH ANDBEYOND. TEACHING ANDLEARNINGIN THE Coba, Filis*; Burgin,Stephen; DePaor, DeclanG.: GOOGLE PRESERVICE EDUCATION COURSES TO FIELD-BASED EXPERIENCESINGEOSCIENCEAND Ivan G.; Pyle,J.: Eric VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS ASGATEWAYS L.;Christopher SusanC.; Eriksson, Marshall,AnitaM.; Carabajal, Caroline E.; Morris,Malea; Whitmeyer, Steven J.; Atchison, Piatek, Jennifer L.*; Thomas, Christian; Todd, AnnaC.; Pritchard, VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP CURRICULUM AND HIGHRESOLUTIONPHOTOGRAPHY TO DEVELOP Villalobos, Joshua*; Swope, Samantha: UTILIZING3DMODELS CLASSROOM INTEGRATION OFCOMPUTERCLIMATE MODELINGIN THE EARTH SYSTEMSCIENCEEDUCATION THROUGH THE Chandler, A.*; Mark Sohl,LindaE.; Zhou,Jian: ENHANCING COLLECTION EXPANSION OF THE MID-ATLANTIC GEO-IMAGERY Shelley A.: THECONTINUED(MICROSCOPIC, EXPLOSIVE) Rohrback, Robin*; Bentley, Callan; Rivera, Tiffany A.; Jaye, ICELAND, NORTHERN IRELAND, ANDSCOTLAND (VIRTUAL) TOUR OFEXEMPLARY GEOLOGICSITESIN Bentley, Callan*; J.; Dudek,Marissa Rohrback, Robin: AGRAND IMAGERY FORSTUDENTACTIVITIES PRESENTING GIGAPIXELANDOTHER VIRTUAL AND3D Richards,PAGE BillD.*:WEB A TEMPLATESIMPLIFY TO DEPTHS IN THE VIRGINIA COASTAL PLAIN CLIFFS:GIGAPAN TAKINGNEW PLAIN TECHNOLOGYTO HIGH-RESOLUTION PANORAMIC IMAGES OFCOASTAL Berquist, Peter J.*; Bentley, Callan; Berquist,C.R.: CAPTURING FOR GEOSCIENCEEDUCATION OUTCROPS ANDBUILDING VIRTUAL FIELDEXPERIENCES PHOTOGRAMMETRY ASA TOOL FORCREATING VIRTUAL Pitts, Alan*; J.; Dudek,Marissa Bentley, Callan: 3D DIGITAL 3DHANDSAMPLESINGEOSCIENCEEDUCATION J.*;Dudek, Marissa Bentley, Callan; Pitts, Alan: UTILIZING EARTH SCIENCE: APROGRAM PERSPECTIVE EFFECTIVELYUSE TECHNOLOGYTOTEACHERS TEACH TO J. Katie; Steiner, Robert V.: PREPARING PRE-SERVICE Elaine; Kinzler, RosamondJ.; Morgan,Mariet; Rasmussen, Wolff, Daniel*; Beck, Rachel; Contino, Julie; Hinton,Ray; Howes, EXPLORATION OF THE HISTORY OFEARTH ANDLIFE GEOLOGY” CURRICULUM WITH IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL FIELD REINVIGORATING“HISTORICAL THETRADITIONAL Sanlyn; Taylor, Wendy L.; Ruberto, Thomas; Anbar, D.: Ariel Semken, Steven*; Bruce,Geoffrey; Mead,Chris; Buxner, TEACHERS LEARNING IN THE EARTH SCIENCES WITH PRESERVICE GEOSPATIALDork: USING PROMOTE TECHNOLOGIESTO Bodzin, Alec*; Anastasio, David; Claudio; Berti, Sahagian, Ellis, ToddD.*: VISUALIZATIONS (Invited Presentation) TEACHERS IN THE GENERATION OFAUTHENTIC DATA USING MYNASADATA TO ASSISTPRE-SERVICE SESSION NO. 67

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SESSION NO. 68 IN THE GEOSCIENCES (SHIP-GEO) AT RIO GRANDE VALLEY T77. Disseminating Best Practices and Resources Developed in IN SOUTH TEXAS Education Projects Funded by the National Science Foundation 68-15 175 Hannula, Kimberly A.*; Gianniny, Gary L.: GEOLOGY TRANSFER or by Other Federal/State Agencies (Posters) SCHOLARS: SUPPORTING THE ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF INCOMING TRANSFER STUDENTS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F THROUGH A GEOPATHS-EXTRA GRANT AT FORT LEWIS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM COLLEGE (Invited Presentation) Booth # 68-16 176 McDaris, John R.*; Manduca, Cathryn A.: SHOWCASING 68-1 161 Brey, James A.*; Schreiber-Abshire, Wendy; Geer, Ira W.; Mills, APPROACHES TO INCLUSIVITY AND BROADENING Elizabeth W.; Nugnes, Kira A.: CELEBRATING AMS’ EFFORTS PARTICIPATION IN GEOSCIENCE AND STEM TO INCREASE DIVERSITY IN THE GEOSCIENCES 68-17 177 Geary, Edward*; Borda, Emily; Clark, Catherine; Cohen, Jessica; 68-2 162 MacDonald, James H.*; Holbik, Sven P.; Ryan, Jeffrey G.; Hanley, Daniel; Harri, Ed; van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.; Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary; Beck, Mary A.: DATA MANAGEMENT Otto, Joann; St John, Tony; Mast, Gabriel; Warren, Shannon; BEST PRACTICES FOR EDUCATION-BASED FUNDING: Barber-DeGraaff, Regina; Phung, Tran: TRANSFORMING STEM FINDING OUTLETS FOR BOTH ASSESSMENT AND EDUCATION WITHIN AND ACROSS INTERLINKED 2- AND RESEARCH DATA GENERATED BY THE STUDENTS 4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS: CHALLENGES, INSIGHTS, AND 68-3 163 Baer, Eric M.D.*; Emerson, Norlene R.; Hodder, Jan; IMPACTS Macdonald, R. Heather; McDaris, John R.; Ormand, Carol J.: 68-18 178 Moore, Sarah C.*; Olds, Shelley E.; Baker, Scott; Charlevoix, COMMUNITY COLLEGE GEOSCIENCE FACULTY AS Donna: PRODUCING AN INFORMATION GRAPHIC ON CHANGE AGENTS INTERFEROMETRIC SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR (INSAR) 68-4 164 Pollack, Ilana B.*; Fischer, Emily V.; Burt, Melissa; Bloodhart, FOR A BROAD AUDIENCE Brittany; Sample McMeeking, Laura; Bowker, Cheryl; Adams, 68-19 179 Maher Sobhani, Barbra*; Cox, Liz: DEVELOPMENT OF THE Amanda; Barnes, Rebecca; Clinton, Sandra; Godfrey, Elaine; STEM SCHOLARS PROGRAM AT RED ROCKS COMMUNITY Hernandez, Paul; Henderson, Heather; Sayers, Jennifer: COLLEGE: FINDING WAYS TO HELP STUDENTS SUCCEED EXPLORING DELIBERATE MENTORING APPROACHES AIMED AT IMPROVING THE RECRUITMENT AND 68-20 180 Lukes, Laura A.*; Nelson, J.; Kerby-Patel, K.C.; Liles, W.C.; PERSISTENCE OF UNDERGRADUATE WOMEN IN THE Rockway, J.: ECLIPSEMOB: ENGAGING STUDENTS AND GEOSCIENCES CITIZENS IN A GLOBAL IONOSPHERE/RADIO WAVE RESEARCH EXPERIMENT DURING THE AUGUST 21, 2017 68-5 165 McFadden, Rory R.*; Fox, Sean P.; Manduca, Cathryn A.; Egger, SOLAR ECLIPSE (PHASE 1) Anne E.: TEACH THE EARTH’S DECENTRALIZED MODEL FOR CENTRALIZED EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE DISCOVERY 68-21 181 Fakhrai, Laura Anne*; Olsen-Mikitowicz, Alex; Okal, Marianne: USING DIFFERENTIAL GPS TO DETERMINE RANGE 68-6 166 Perez, Victor J.*; Leder, Ronny M.; Lundgren, Lisa M.; Ellis, ACCURACY AND PRECISION OF TERRESTRIAL LASER Shari; Dunckel, Betty A.: PALEOBLITZ: PROMOTING BEST SCANNERS PRACTICES IN PALEONTOLOGY 68-22 182 Lord, Mark*; Kinner, David: COMPARISON OF BENEFITS AND 68-7 167 Ormand, Carol J.*; Shipley, Thomas F.; Tikoff, Basil; Dutrow, APPROACHES OF COURSE-BASED UNDERGRADUATE Barbara L.; Goodwin, Laurel B.; Hickson, Thomas A.; Atit, RESEARCH EXPERIENCES IN GENERAL EDUCATION AND Kinnari R.; Gagnier, Kristin; Resnick, Ilyse: THE SPATIAL UPPER-LEVEL MAJOR COURSES IN GEOSCIENCE THINKING WORKBOOK: DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SPATIAL THINKING SKILLS IN UPPER-LEVEL UNDERGRADUATE 68-23 183 Moore, Samuel*: LEVERAGING FEDERALLY FUNDED STATE GEOLOGY COURSES THROUGH CURRICULAR MATERIALS BLOCK GRANTS TO DEVELOP THE NEXT GENERATION BASED ON COGNITIVE SCIENCE RESEARCH GEOSCIENCE WORKFORCE: GEOFORCE TEXAS 68-8 168 Petcovic, Heather L.*; Bentley, Andrew Phillip Keller; Mogk, 68-24 184 Barbosa, Alayde A.*: UTILIZING TEAM BASED LEARNING David W.; Geraghty Ward, Emily M.; Turner, Sheldon P.; LaDue, TO IMPROVE STUDENT’S ENGAGEMENT AND CRITICAL Nicole; Cartwright, Tina; Her, Xai: GEO-NEEDS: STAKEHOLDER THINKING IN PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LECTURE NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR BROADENING PARTICIPATION IN 68-25 185 Claiborne, Lily L.*; Lang, Nicholas P.; Miller, Calvin F.; THE GEOSCIENCES AT TWO-YEAR AND MINORITY-SERVING Heerboth, Melissa: BEST PRACTICES IN INTEGRATED INSTITUTIONS (Invited Presentation) FIELD AND LAB-BASED RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR 68-9 169 De Paor, Declan G.*; Whitmeyer, Steven J.; Crompton, Helen; UNDERGRADUATES: LESSONS FROM A 3 YEAR REU Dordevic, Mladen: SMART MOBS IN THE FIELD: HARNESSING PROGRAM IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAIN VOLCANIC THE GLOBAL BRAIN FOR GEOLOGICAL MAPPING CENTER, AZ 68-10 170 St. John, Kristen*; Kastens, Kim A.; Macdonald, Heather; McDaris, 68-26 186 Stone, Samantha B*; Falconer, Kathleen; Lange, Catherine; John R.; McNeal, Karen S.: EMERGING PRIORITIES AND MacIssac, Daniel: USING JOURNALING TO FACILITATE NEW ONLINE RESOURCES TO SUPPORT GEOSCIENCE GEOSCIENCE INQUIRY IN AN INFORMAL SUMMER SCIENCE EDUCATION RESEARCHERS CAMP

68-11 171 Forbes, Cory*; Brozović, Nick; Franz, Trenton; Lally, Diane: SESSION NO. 69 FOSTERING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS’ DISCIPLINARY LEARNING AND WATER LITERACY T91. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) (Association of American State Geologists) 68-12 172 Baron, Dirk*: OUTCOMES AND LESSONS LEARNED FROM A DECADE OF NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION-SUPPORTED 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F GEOSCIENCE OUTREACH AND RECRUITING EFFORTS AT Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD Booth # 68-13 173 Lockwood, Rowan*; George, Christian O.; Bentley, Callan; 69-1 187 Child, Sarah F.*; Dunham, John W.; Johnson, W.C.: GEOLOGIC Berquist, Peter J.; Park Boush, Lisa E.; Lukes, Laura A.; Ryker, MAPPING OF RICE COUNTY, KANSAS Katherine; Uhen, Mark: USING GEOSCIENCE DATABASES TO 69-2 188 Lusardi, Barbara A.*; Meyer, Gary N.: PILOT PROJECT TO PROVIDE AUTHENTIC RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUPPORT A QUATERNARY GEOLOGY MAP OF MINNESOTA UNDERGRADUATES AT 1:500,000 68-14 174 Heise, Elizabeth A.*; Cheng, Chu-Lin; Gonzalez, Juan L.; Kang, 69-3 189 Clark, Ryan J.*: BEDROCK GEOLOGIC MAP OF MITCHELL Jihoon; Cintra-Buenrostro, Carlos; Benavides, Jude; Hinthorne, COUNTY, IOWA James; Dirrigl, Frank: STIMULATING HISPANIC PARTICIPATION

178 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 69-14 69-13 69-12 69-11 69-10 69-9 70-5 69-8 70-4 69-7 70-3 69-6 70-2 69-5 70-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division) Geology andSocietyDivision; GSAArchaeological Geology Forms(Posters)Manufacture ofModernandAncientArt (GSA T96. The GeologyofArt: Materialsinthe The UseofEarth-Derived SESSION NO. 70 69-4 Booth # 200 199 198 197 196 195 205 194 204 193 203 192 202 191 201 190 EDUCATION BLOCK MODELSOFGEOLOGICALMAPSINGEOSCIENCE Lloyd, GeoffE.; Morgan,DanielJ.: USINGINTERACTIVE 3D Houghton, Jacqueline J.*; Robinson,Annabeth; Gordon,Clare E.; BASED ON TRIANGULAR PRISM FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICALMODELING Wu, Mingfei*; Li,Hao: ABOREHOLECORRECTIONAPPROACH CAROLINA THE MIDDLEANDLOWER COASTAL PLAINOFSOUTH Harris, M. Scott*: AREVISEDGEOMORPHOLOGYOF GEOLOGICAL MAPPING USING SATELLITE IMAGERY ASA TOOL TO ENHANCE Hall, B. Jeanette*; Houck, KarenJ.; Cross, Mathew: FORMATION, MARBLEMOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA, USA STRATIGRAPHY OF THE MIDDLEMEMBER WOOD CANYON OUTCROP MODEL TO THE CAMBRIANBRAIDPLAIN PRELIMINARY APPLICATION OFAUAV-BASED DIGITAL Muhlbauer, Jason*; Fedo, M.; Christopher Moersch,Jeffrey E.: NEVADA, CA. ITS BEARINGON TILT ANDINCISIONOF THE SIERRA SILVER LINING: MAPPINGUNDERMILLERTON LAKEAND Erickson, Wynter M.*; Pluhar, J.: Christopher DROUGHT’S ARTISTS ANDPOTTERS AFFECT THE QUALITY OFCLAYS USEDBYCERAMIC Zack: GEOLOGICALANDGEOCHEMICAL VARIABLES THAT Cave, S.*; Mary Haywick, Douglas W.; R.Wright, Tony; Sierke, -- ARESOURCEFORGEOLOGICMAPPING P.:Christopher THENATIONAL GEOLOGICMAPDATABASE Soller, David R.*; Stamm,NancyR.; Wardwell, C.; Robert Garrity, EXPRESSED ASABSTRACT ART Morgan, Paris M.*: THECELLULARARCHITECTUREOF WOOD COUNTY-WIDE SCALE GEOLOGY ANDGROUNDWATER RESOURCESONA Francis Scot; Curtiss, William: MAPPINGCOLORADO’S Peter*;Barkmann, Sebol,Lesley A.; Johnson,Erinn; Fitzgerald, PERSPECTIVE MATERIALS INCONTEMPORARY ART –ANARTIST’S P.*;Dickerson, Robert Fortner, Pamela S.: USEOFGEOLOGIC PROJECT AT THE GEOLOGICALSURVEY OFISRAEL Rosensaft, Marcelo*; Feldman, Howard R.: THEMAPPORTAL 2015 GORKHAEARTHQUAKE LANGTANG VALLEY, NEPAL HIMALAYA, FOLLOWING THE RECONSTRUCTION OFBUDDHIST SACRED WALLS IN FOR ASSESSMENTOF THE DESTRUCTION AND StevenEmerman, H.*: THEUSEOFLICHENOMETRY PROGRESS REPORT CREEK QUADRANGLE, WEST-CENTRAL IDAHO: EDMAP Quarcoo, Jones*; Gray, Keith: GEOLOGYOF THE KESSLER WALLS INSOLOKHUMBU DISTRICT, NEPAL HIMALAYA USE OFLICHENOMETRY FORDATING BUDDHIST SACRED Goldsberry, Bayley*; Goldsberry, Clark; Steven Emerman, H.: THE FLORIDA Richard C.: THEEVOLUTION OFGEOLOGICMAPPINGIN Means, Guy*; Hannon,Levi; Williams, P.; Christopher Green, 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 71-16 71-15 71-14 71-13 71-12 71-11 71-10 71-9 71-8 71-7 71-6 71-5 71-4 71-3 71-2 71-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Posters) T99. AShowcase ofUndergraduate Research inHydrogeology SESSION NO. 71 Booth # 221 220 219 218 217 216 215 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 COLLECTED DURING SURFACE WATER MONITORING OF TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDSAND TURBIDITY SAMPLES ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOTAL PCBS, Thomas, Mikayla M.*; Farrar, K.; Tromp, D.; Chiarenzelli, J.: WETLAND SUSPENDEDSEDIMENT AND WATER QUALITY RUNOFF FROM ACLOSEDLANDFILLAND THE EFFECTSON Lauren E.; Buzulencia,Hayley; Sugano, Laura Lynn: SURFACE Unferdorfer, CodyAlan*; Jefferson, AnneJ.; Kinsman-Costello, UPTAKE COMMUNITIES WITH IMPLICATIONS FORROOT WATER AND GRAINSIZEANALYSIS IN WETLAND PLANT Lowry, S.: Christopher QUANTIFYING ROOT DISTRIBUTION Johnson, Robby R*; Capstick, Christine; Swensen, Katherine; IN THE MISSISSIPPIDELTA STRATEGY FORENHANCINGGROUNDWATER RECHARGE CHARACTERIZATION OF VADOSE-ZONE PROPERTIES AND Moore, Taylor*; Jenkins, Luke; O’Reilly, Andrew M.: COLORADO OF THE EASTRIVERFLOODPLAINNEAR CRESTEDBUTTE, GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SEDIMENTFACIES G.*;Guryan, Malenda,H.F.; Anderson,M.L.; Singha,K.: A QUALITY HYPORHEIC EXCHANGEANDIMPROVE STREAM WATER McCray, JohnE.: ENGINEERINGSTREAMBEDS TO DRIVE Frances*;Marlin, Brown, Danney; Herzog, Skuyler; Higgins, Chris; DETERMINING THE ROLE OF THE HYPORHEICZONE MINOR CATIONS WITHIN ANTARCTIC STREAM WATER: Saelens, ElsaDorothea*; Lyons, W.B.; Welch, KathleenA.: PENINSULA, NEWZEALAND WATER INANERODED VOLCANIC TERRAIN: BANKS HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONTROLS ONMETEORICDERIVED McGuire, Casey*; Carroll,Ben; Hampton,Samuel J.; Holzer, Iris: WISCONSIN CHARACTERIZATION OFSPRINGS INSOUTHERN OF HANDHELDINFRARED THERMOGRAPHY IN THE Kopas, Dexter C.*; Swanson, Susan: THEAPPLICATION CREEK HYDROLOGICAL SYSTEM DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUR OF THE GARIBALDI LAKE/RUBBLE Dillman, Tenea*; Quane, Steve: I’LLBEDAMMED: THE VARIABILITY INBOULDERCOUNTY, COLORADO Naomi: ANALYSIS OFHISTORICAL GROUNDWATER LEVEL Nims, Christine*; Brown, MeganR.M.; Ge, Shemin; Ochwat, JULESBURG BASIN MAPPING HYDROGEOCHEMISTRY OF THE DENVER- Suydam, Seth*; Marsac, Kara; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IN THE PERMIANBASIN FINDING NON-POTABLE GROUNDWATER SOURCESFOR Pedrazas, Michelle*; Marsac, Kara; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.: CALIFORNIA SALINE SPRINGSIN TOWSLEY CANYON, NEWHALL, JennaMarie*:Marietti, ANALYSES OFOILSEEPSAND GEORGIA WORMSLOE STATE HISTORIC SITE, CHATHAM COUNTY, CHARACTERIZATION OFSALTWATER INTRUSION: GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCEANDPHYSICALFLOW Bush, ChelseaE.*; Farley, A.; Lori Meyer, K.: Brian EXPERIMENTS ANOMALOUS SOLUTE TRANSPORT INCOLUMN Michael; Singha,Kamini: EXPLORINGCONTROLS ON Foster, Allan*; House, Brandon; Cardenas, Megan; Sleevi, SESSION NO. 71

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THE HUDSON RIVER REMEDIAL DREDGING PROJECT, 72-12 237 Settembrino, Mark*; Boutt, David F.; Ingari, Joseph; Maharaj, NEW YORK Utam: GROUNDWATER RECHARGE TO A STRUCTURALLY 71-17 222 Young, Holly A.*; Peterman, Cara L.; Fryar, Alan E.; Murray, COMPLEX ISLAND AQUIFER SYSTEM Kent S.: SURFACE WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF OTTER 72-13 238 Baek, Hwanjo*; KIM, Donghui; Kim, Gyoungman; Kim, CREEK, MEADE COUNTY, KENTUCKY Eunsu; Kim, Daehoon; KIM, Sunho: THREE-DIMENSIONAL 71-18 223 Dingus, Jack*; Barron, Herbert Pat; Dunkle, Kallina: STREAM HYDROGEOLOGIC MODELLING OF THE GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION IN THE CITIES OF MILLERSVILLE AND INFLOW AT AN UNDERGROUND LIMESTONE MINE IN KOREA GOODLETTSVILLE, TENNESSEE SESSION NO. 73 71-19 224 Schram, Hayley*; Wampler, Peter J.: EVALUATION OF HAND- DUG WELLS IN RURAL HAITI T122. A Celebration of Lakes-Past and Present (Posters): In Honor of Dan Livingstone (GSA Limnogeology Division; 71-20 225 Goeller, Devon Raymond*; Scharenberg, Mackenzie; Sawyer, GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Audrey H.; Gianotti, Rebecca: INITIAL INVESTIGATION OF NON- Sedimentary Geology Division; Paleontological Society) FUNCTIONAL WATER WELLS IN RURAL TANZANIA VILLAGES 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F SESSION NO. 72 Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM T100. Approaches to Characterizing Groundwater Flow Systems Booth # at the Watershed-Scale for Water Management and Regulation 73-1 239 Andeskie, Anna Sofia*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Eichenlaub, (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; International Association Lynnette A.: ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CLUES FROM of Hydrogeologists; Regional Groundwater Flow Commission; EARLY DIAGENETIC FEATURES IN THE TRIASSIC MERCIA GSA Geology and Society Division) MUDSTONE GROUP OF NORTHERN IRELAND 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 73-2 240 Cupertino, Daniel F.*; Awramik, Stanley M.; Buchheim, H. Paul; Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Biaggi, Roberto E.; Vanden Berg, Michael D.: LACUSTRINE Booth # PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ON LAYERING VARIATIONS WITHIN GIANT STROMATOLITES OF THE 226 Rhoads, Matthew Lane*; Malone, David H.: 72-1 THREE EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, SAND WASH BASIN, DIMENSIONAL HYDROGEOLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF THE COLORADO KISHWAUKEE CHANNEL, NORTHERN ILLINOIS, USA 73-3 241 Jordan, Leslie Margaret*; Wan, Elmira; Starratt, Scott W.; 227 Page, William R.*; Bultman, Mark; Gray, Floyd; Menges, 72-2 Deino, Alan L.; Walkup, Laura C.; Knott, Jeffrey R.: USING Christopher; VanSistine, Paco; Pantea, Michael P.: THREE- TEPHROCHRONOLOGY, 40AR/39AR, OSTRACODS, AND DIMENSIONAL HYDROGEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK MODEL OF DIATOMS TO DATE AND RECONSTRUCT THE ENVIRONMENT THE RIO RICO AND NOGALES 7.5’ QUADRANGLES, UPPER OF AN EARLY PLEISTOCENE TIME-SLICE OF WAUCOBA SANTA CRUZ BASIN, SOUTHERN ARIZONA LAKE, INYO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, USA 228 Zappitello, Sarah J.*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.; Wierman, 72-3 73-4 242 Halstead, Timothy M.*; Shuman, Bryan N.: LAKE-LEVEL Douglas A.: AQUIFER SOURCES OF THE PEDERNALES RESPONSES TO ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGES IN NORTH- RIVER, TEXAS CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA SINCE >16 KA 229 Paitz, Philip L*; Zlotnik, V.A.; Ayimiah-Nterful, Francis: 72-4 73-5 243 Wilcox, Paul*; Fowell, Sarah J.; Bigelow, Nancy H.; Baichtal, EXPLORING A HYPOTHETICAL CORRELATION BETWEEN James F.: INCREASING HUMIDITY DURING THE DROUGHT AND LAKE AREA OF GROUNDWATER-FED YOUNGER DRYAS REVEALED BY PALYNOLOGICAL AND LAKES IN THE NEBRASKA SANDHILLS SEDIMENTALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF CORES FROM BAKER 72-5 230 Ruybal, Christopher J.*; Hogue, Terri S.; McCray, John E.: USING ISLAND, SOUTHEAST ALASKA THE GRACE SATELLITES AND GROUND-BASED DATA TO 73-6 244 Huston, Amber N.*; Ortiz, Joseph D.; Finkenbinder, Matthew S.; ASSESS GROUNDWATER STORAGE CHANGES IN THE Abbott, Mark B.: HOLOCENE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM SOUTH PLATTE BASIN, COLORADO VARIABILITY FROM BIRCH LAKE AND LOST LAKE, ALASKA 72-6 231 Clements, Allen C.*; Lee, Ming-Kuo; Wolf, Lorraine W.: KARST USING VISIBLE REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY CARBONATE WATERSHED DELINEATION OF BOBCAT 73-7 245 Holper, Kathryn*; Bird, Broxton W.; Escobar, Jaime H.: A HIGH CAVE: HYDROLOGIC, GEOCHEMICAL, AND GEOPHYSICAL RESOLUTION PÁRAMO RECORD OF LAGUNA DE SISCUNSI, METHODS FOR DETERMINING GROUNDWATER FLOW BOYACÁ, COLOMBIA PATHS 73-8 246 Shea, Christopher J.*; Steinman, Byron A.; Abbott, Mark B.; 232 Qiang, Zhang*; Jinyu, Sun; Mo, Xu; Jihong, Qi; Zhiqiang, 72-7 Rauzi, Lino C.: A 7000 YEAR OXYGEN ISOTOPE RECORD OF Zhang: PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF HEILONGTAN CLIMATE CHANGE IN SOUTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, GROUNDWATER SYSTEM IN LIJIANG, YUNNAN, CHINA CANADA 233 Holzer, Iris*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Horton, Travis; Carroll, 72-8 73-9 247 Serna, Yuliana*; Escobar, Jaime H.; Curtis, Jason H.; Brenner, Ben; McGuire, Casey: CONTROLS ON GROUNDWATER Mark; Velez, M.I.; Smol, John P.; Grooms, Christopher; Beltran, RESOURCES IN LOESS-COVERED VOLCANICS: CHEMICAL Julian; Jaramillo, Alexis; Rangel, Jesus Orlando: GEOCHEMICAL, AND ISOTOPIC ANALYSES OF BANKS PENINSULA SPRINGS, POLLEN, AND DIATOM-BASED RECONSTRUCTION OF NEW ZEALAND HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN COLOMBIAN 72-9 234 Hill, Alice*: USE OF A RAPID HYDROLOGIC ASSESSMENT COASTAL LAGOONS METHODOLOGY FOR CLARIFYING FUTURE STREAMFLOW 73-10 248 Fitzgibbon, Kaci N.*; Amirbahman, Aria; Norton, Stephen A.; VULNERABILITIES IN THE CONTEXT OF RIVER Bacon, Linda C.: EVALUATING POTENTIAL FOR WATER DEVELOPMENT DECISIONS ON THE RIO MARANON, PERU QUALITY DECLINE IN MAINE LAKES 235 Reyes, Aaron*; Gilbert, Chelsea: 72-10 THE EFFECTS OF 73-11 249 Curtin, Tara M.*; Geiser, Keri: RESPONSE OF FOUR NEW YORK FLOWRATE ON WATER QUALITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY FINGER LAKES TO MULTIPLE STRESSORS OVER THE LAST OF BACTERIAL AND MAJOR METAL CONCENTRATIONS CENTURY DURING HIGH AND LOW FLOW CONDITIONS IN THE WESTFIELD RIVER 73-12 250 Mellicant, Emily Maria*; McLauchlan, Kendra K.: GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES OF PARENT MATERIALS IN LAKE SEDIMENTS 236 Birku, Bamlaku Desalegn*: 72-11 CATCHMENT CHARACTERIZATION IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA, USA FOR RAINWATER HARVESTING SUITABILITY ANALYSIS: CASE STUDY IN THE HIGHLANDS OF ETHIOPIA 73-13 251 Smith, Erika L.*; McLennan, David A.; Stone, Jeffery R.; Latimer, Jennifer C.: RECONSTRUCTED IMPACTS OF ACID MINE

180 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 74-10 74-9 74-8 74-7 74-6 73-18 74-5 73-17 74-4 73-16 74-3 73-15 74-2 73-14 74-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Posters) Recent Advances inPaleoclimatology andPaleoceanography SESSION NO. 74 Booth # 266 265 264 263 262 261 260 259 258 257 256 255 254 253 252 ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS FROM DUCKPOND BLUEHOLEANDSHADPONDON Brown, Erik: ANOXYGEN ISOTOPE PALEOCLIMATE RECORD Yakabowskas, DanaMichelle*; Park Boush, LisaE.; Myrbo, Amy; ALASKA FOR NORTH PACIFIC CLIMATE CHANGE, COLUMBIABAY, RING WIDTH TREE RINGCHRONOLOGIES ASPROXIES Wiesenberg, N.: ANALYSIS OFNEWBLUEINTENSITYAND Hilton, AnnetteE.*; Wiles, Gregory; Happ, Madeline; WIDTH ANDBLUEINTENSITY TREE RINGCHRONOLOGIES CLIMATE ONALASKA YELLOW CEDAR: ANALYSES OFRING Gregory: EXAMINING THE EFFECTSOFACHANGING McGrath, Sarah*; Luna,Eduardo T.; Wiesenberg, N.; Wiles, RUSSIAN FAR EAST CLIMATE COMPARISONS, KAMCHATKA PENINSULA, ACROSS ANELEVATIONAL TRANSECT ANDLARGE-SCALE DENDROCLIMATIC RESPONSEOFLARCHANDBIRCH Tatiana; D’Arrigo, RosanneD.; Solomina, Olga; Wiesenberg, N.: Deck, Clara B.*; Wiles, Gregory; Matskovsky, Vladimir; Kuderina, CIVILIZATIONS INEASTASIA? CHANGES CONTROL THE DESTINYOFANCIENT Hoabin*; Yu,Hong, Yongjae: VOLCANO, OREGON OF TWO VOLCANIC CRATER LAKES WITHIN THE NEWBERRY Foster, Jared A.*; Stone, Jeffery R.: DIATOM RECONSTRUCTION THE C.E. 1741 VITUS BERINGEXPEDITION TO ALASKA Wiesenberg, N.; Wiles, Gregory: NORTH PACIFIC CLIMATE AND Bell, Brandon Blake*; Luna, Eduardo T.; Deck, Clara B.; LAKE, NEWBERRY VOLCANO, OREGON Johan C.: CARBONCYCLINGINEASTLAKEANDPAULINA Hilary*;Brumberg, Tartell, Paula; Capece, LenaR.; Varekamp, ANTARCTIC SCALLOP, ADAMUSSIUM COLBECKI? ICE COVER AFFECTGROWTH INJUVENILESTAGES OF THE Cronin, Kelly*; Walker, SallyE.; Bowser, Samuel S.: DOESSEA VARVED LAKERECORD GEOCHEMISTRY OFHERDLAKE: AHIGH-RESOLUTION Spanbauer, Trisha L.; Natt,Courtney: DIATOM ANDSEDIMENT D.;Mark Finney, P.; Bruce Sira E.; Barnes, Bierly, Helena; Kile, Bethany L.*; Stone, JefferyR.; Latimer, Jennifer C.; Shapley, RIVERS: ASTABLE ISOTOPE PERSPECTIVE RELATED STORMS AND THE ROLE OFATMOSPHERIC Ahmed, Ayesha; Mix,Hari: MOISTURESOURCESOFELNINO Weisman, IsabelleE.*; Oster, JessicaL.; Fogarty, Matthew; LAKE, WYOMING SHORT-TERM DIATOM-INFERRED HISTORY OFBEARTOOTH Spendal, NicholasA.*; Brown,R.; Sabrina Stone, JefferyR.: A GEOCHEMISTRY MODEL PALEOTEMPERATURE USING ANEWPALEOSOL ON ESTIMATING PALEOPRECIPITATION AND Casselberry, Ashley Elaine*: INFLUENCEOFZR ROCKY MOUNTAIN HYDROCLIMATE OXYGEN ISOTOPES ASRECORDERSOFNORTH AMERICAN Steinman, ByronA.; Finney, P.; Bruce B.: Abbott, Mark LAKE Anderson, Lesleigh*; Berkelhammer, Max; Barron,JohnA.; SPELEOTHEMS TO ANALYZE OXYGEN ISOTOPE RATIOS INCALCITE Ouellette, GilmanReno: USINGRAMANSPECTROSCOPY Koostra, Caleb*; Polk, Jason; Celestian,AaronJ.; Lively, Jason; GEOCHEMICAL SEDIMENTRECORDS DRAINAGE ONANINDIANALAKEUSINGDIATOM AND DO CLIMATE ANDMAGNETIC 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 74-15 74-14 74-13 74-26 74-12 74-25 74-11 74-24 74-23 74-22 74-21 74-20 74-19 74-18 74-17 74-16 271 270 269 282 268 281 267 280 279 278 277 276 275 274 273 272 Schaefer, JoergM.; Doug: Clark, Hidy, AlanJ.*; SusanH.; Zimmerman, C.; Finkel, Robert AND PLAYA SYSTEM: SODA LAKE, MOJAVE DESERT, CA HYDROLOGIC RECORDOFANEXTANT DESERT SPRING L.;Harland Skipp, L.: Gary HOLOCENE INVESTIGATING THE Honke, Jeffrey S.*; Pigati,Jeffrey S.; JordonE.; Bright, Goldstein, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC +/- 90 YR B.P.) BASED ONCORALSFROM CAÑADA HONDA, MIDDLE HOLOCENESSTRECORD(6,200+/-80 TO 4,760 Arana-Morales, Ashlyann*; Ramirez-Martinez, Wilson R.: THE INGLEFIELD SANDSTONE OF THE PATOKA FORMATION Beard, ScottC.*; Elliott, William S.:FROM PETRIFIEDWOOD PROXIES, ANDOBSERVATIONS WESTERN NORTH AMERICA: COMPARISON OFMODELS, DROUGHTS AND THE MODERNCALIFORNIADROUGHT IN ATMOSPHERIC DRIVERSOFMID-HOLOCENEMEGA- Nicholas Hermann, Wayne*; Oster, JessicaL.; Ibarra, Daniel E.: INTERPRETATION FORMATION, NORTHERN NEWMEXICO: PALEOCLIMATIC FEATURES OF THE LOWER PERMIAN SANGREDECRISTO Tanner, Lawrence H.*; Lucas, SpencerG.: PEDOGENIC SOIL CARBONATE PENDANT CENTRAL UTAH DURING THE PAST 200,000 YEARS FROM A Benjamin: PALEOCLIMATE ANDPALEOECOLOGY OF Glen N.; Bowling, David R.; Marchetti,David W.; Passey, Huth, Tyler E.*; Cerling, Thure; Fernandez, DiegoP.; Mackey, UPPER BENUE TROUGH, NORTHEASTERN NIGERIA CRETACEOUS TETHYAN–ATLANTIC EPEIRIC SEAIN THE D.:Robert STRONG TERRESTRIAL INFLUENCEON THE LATE Francisca Zobaa, MohamedK.*; Valdon, Yunis B.; Oboh-Ikuenobe, SOUTH-CENTRAL UTAH USINGSTABLE ISOTOPE PROXIES INVESTIGATION OF THE KAIPAROWITS FORMATION, Yamamura, Daigo*; Suarez,Celina: PALEOCLIMATIC BASIN, TEXAS) OF THE DEVIL’S GRAVEYARD FORMATION (TORNILLO GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE LOWER ANDMIDDLEMEMBERS Daniel F.: PALEOENVIRONMENT RECONSTRUCTION AND Amy; Wetherell, LoganR.; E. Kirk, Christopher; Stockli, Thomson, Kelly*; Emery-Wetherell,MeaghanM.; Atwater, AMERICA (SQUAMATA: ANGUIDAE) FOR THE INTERIOROFNORTH ESTIMATES FROM BODY SIZEINGLYPTOSAURINE LIZARDS ElShafie, Sara J.*; Head, Jason J.: PALEOGENE TEMPERATURE IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA COOLING ACROSS THE EOCENE-OLIGOCENEBOUNDARY Meyer, W.*:Herbert PEDRO VALLEY, SOUTHEASTERNARIZONA A PALEOCLIMATIC PROXY: ACASE STUDY FROM THE SAN COMPOSITION OF TERRESTRIAL GASTROPOD SHELLSAS Jeffrey C.;Jeffrey Yanes, Yurena: Bosch, Stephanie*; Rech,Jason A.; Pigati,Jeffrey S.; Nekola, THE INNERSEAOF THE MALDIVES ELEMENT ANALYSIS OFBASINAL DRIFTDEPOSITSFROM Scientists: PLEISTOCENE ARAGONITE CYCLESAND TRACE Mohammadi, Obeyd*; Guo, Junhua; IODP, Expedition359 LACUSTRINE AND WETLAND SEDIMENTS ISOTOPE PALEOTHERMOMETRY OFCARBONATES IN BASIN ANDRANGEDURINGMIS2USINGCLUMPED CAUSES OFPLUVIALCONDITIONS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN Hung-I; Risi,Camille; Tripati, Aradhna: INVESTIGATING THE Kowler, Andrew L.*; Lora, Juan M.; Mitchell,JonathanL.; Lee, POLEWARD HEATPOLEWARD TRANSPORT SOUTHEASTERN VOLGA BASIN TO NORTH ATLANTIC SCALE COUPLINGOFHOLOCENECLIMATE IN THE Riefkohl-Garcia, Stefano*; Baker, JonathanL.: CENTENNIAL- CALIFORNIA OF HOLOCENEMORAINESIN THE SIERRANEVADA, E.; Abubakar Maigari, S.; Awad, Walaa K.; Haselwander, FOREST RESPONSES TO CLIMATIC USING THE OXYGEN ISOTOPIC 10 BE EXPOSUREDATING SESSION NO. 74

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(UPPER PENNSYLVANIAN) IN VANDERBURGH COUNTY, 75-12 300 Chin, Shamar*; Watkins, David K.: REVISED UPPER ALBIAN- SOUTHWEST INDIANA LOWER CENOMANIAN CALCAREOUS NANNOFOSSIL 74-27 283 Nahm, Wook-Hyun*: SEA LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS OF THE BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE PROTO-NORTH ATLANTIC LAST FIVE MILLENNIA RECORDED IN MACROTIDAL FLATS 75-13 301 Smith, Jon Jay*; Stover, Susan G.; Johnston, Paul: THE NEAL ALONG THE WEST COAST OF KOREA TRACE FOSSIL LOCALITY: A NEW PENNSYLVANIAN 74-28 284 Ding, Ting*; Liu, Chenglin; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Zhao, Yanjun: ICHNOFOSSIL ASSEMBLAGE IN GREENWOOD COUNTY, EVIDENCE FOR EXTREME ARIDITY DURING THE EARLY AND KANSAS. MIDDLE TRIASSIC OF THE SICHUAN BASIN, CHINA 75-14 302 Lucas, Spencer G.*: TAXONOMY OF DICYNODON 74-29 285 Tuite, Michael*: NITROGEN ISOTOPES TELL A TALE OF HOT (THERAPSIDA) AND LATEST PERMIAN TETRAPOD AND COLD CLIMATE BLACK SHALES IN THE FAMENNIAN BIOSTRATIGRAPHY APPALACHIAN BASIN SESSION NO. 76 74-30 286 D’Amico, Daniel F.*; Montenegro, Alvaro: SIMULATING LATE Paleontology, Diversity, Extinction, Origination (Posters) ORDOVICIAN DEEP OCEAN O2 WITH AN EARTH SYSTEM CLIMATE MODEL: FIRST RESULTS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 74-31 287 Scotese, Christopher*: A NEW GLOBAL TEMPERATURE Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM CURVE FOR THE PHANEROZOIC Booth # 74-32 288 Ding, Ting*: ICE IN LATE DARRIWILIAN? 76-1 303 Traub, Daniel J.*; Bartels, William S.: LARGE CROCODYLIANS FROM THE EARLY BRIDGERIAN EOCENE OF THE SESSION NO. 75 NORTHERN AND CENTRAL GREEN RIVER BASIN, WYOMING Paleontology, Biogeography/Biostratigraphy (Posters) 76-2 304 Larina, Ekaterina*; Bottjer, David J.; Yager, Joyce A.; Corsetti, Frank A.; Berelson, William M.: HIGH-RESOLUTION 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F PETROGRAPHIC AND CARBON ISOTOPE ANALYSES OF THE Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION HORIZON, LOWERMOST Booth # MULLER CANYON MEMBER (GABBS FORMATION), 75-1 289 Whitaker, Anna F.*; Christie, Max; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: FERGUSON HILL, NEVADA ENVIRONMENTAL AFFINITIES AND DISTRIBUTION 76-3 305 Cotton, Laura J.*; Arciszewski, Jonathan; Reich, Sonja; OF FOSSIL TAXA IN THE TACONIC FORELAND BASIN, Wesselingh, Frank P.; Pearson, Paul N.: MOLLUSCAN TENNESSEE TO PENNSYLVANIA, USA RESPONSE ACROSS THE EOCENE-OLIGOCENE 75-2 290 Gensler, Philip A.*: WORKING IN WILDERNESS AREAS AND TRANSITION: TANZANIA DRILLING PROJECT SITES 11, 12 WILDERNESS STUDY AREAS: THE REMOVAL OF TWO AND 17 PENTACERATOPS PARTIAL SKELETONS BY HELICOPTER 76-4 306 Harris, Kiana T.*; McKenzie, Scott C.: A SURVEY OF KNOWN 75-3 291 Khameiss, Belkasim*; Beard, K. Christopher; Fluegeman, AND NEW CEPHALOPODS FROM LEBANESE CRETACEOUS Richard: REWORKED MARINE INVERTEBRATE FAUNA LAGERSTATTEN (GASTROPODA AND CORAL) FROM THE EOCENE 76-5 307 Vaziri, Seyed Hamid*; Laflamme, Marc:NEW EDIACARAN UZUNÇAR IDERE FORMATION OF CENTRAL ANATOLIA Ş FOSSIL DISCOVERIES FROM BAFQ REGION, CENTRAL IRAN (TURKEY) 76-6 308 Churchill, Alyson N.*; Gastaldo, Robert A.; Neveling, Johann: 75-4 292 Lichtig, Asher J.*; Lucas, Spencer G.; Jasinski, Steven: GEOCHEMISTRY OF PALINGKLOOF SILTSTONES NEAR GEOGRAPHIC RANGE EXTENSION AND THE VERTEBRATE-DEFINED PTB AT TWEEFONTEIN, SOUTH PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE AFRICA CRETACEOUS KINOSTERNID TURTLE YELMOCHELYS 76-7 309 Sheffield, Sarah L.*; Ausich, William; Sumrall, Colin D.:NEW 75-5 293 Allmon, Warren*; Khan, Tasnuva Ming; Escobar, Jaime H.; ORDOVICIAN-AGE HOLOCYSTITES FROM ANTICOSTI Hendy, Austin J.W.; Stiles, Elena; Anderson, Brendan M.: ISLAND, QUEBEC BIOGEOGRAPHIC AND EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF TURRITELLID GASTROPODS FROM THE MIOCENE OF 76-8 310 Cordie, David R.*; Dornbos, Stephen Q.; Gulbranson, Erik L.: NORTHERN COLOMBIA PALEOECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF EARLY CAMBRIAN MICROBIAL-ARCHAEOCYATHAN REEFS FROM 75-6 294 Sunderlin, David*; Shaw, Jack O.; Tillery, George Q.: THE WESTERN USA AND MONGOLIA DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL DATABASE OF PALM MACROFOSSIL OCCURRENCES: PROGRESS AND 76-9 311 Arens, Nan Crystal*; Fischer, Mikhail Y.; Andes, Richard E.; PRELIMINARY ANALYSES Carr, Caroline E.: TESTING A METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING MORPHOTYPES IN DISPERSED FOSSIL LEAF FLORAS 75-7 295 Sarkar, Deepjay*; Chattopadhyay, Devapriya; Bhattacherjee, Madhura: LBG OR LOCAL ENVIRONMENT: WHAT GUIDES THE 76-10 312 Anderson, Deborah K.*: NEW ISCHYROMYIDS (RODENTIA) DISTRIBUTION OF MARINE BIVALVES OF INDIAN COASTS? FROM THE BRIDGERIAN (MIDDLE EOCENE) OF WYOMING: CLARIFIED SPECIES BOUNDARIES FOR PARAMYS, 75-8 296 Roberts, Lauren C.*: FIRST RECORD OF THE FAMILY UINTAPARAMYS, AND THISBEMYS RHINOPHRYNIDAE FROM THE OLIGOCENE OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA 76-11 313 Cole, Selina R.*; Ausich, William I.; Colmenar, Jorge; Zamora, Samuel: A NEW GONDWANAN CRINOID FAUNA FROM THE 75-9 297 Wade, Bridget C.*; di Pasquo, Mercedes M.; Isaacson, Peter: UPPER ORDOVICIAN (KATIAN) OF SPAIN: SYSTEMATICS PALYNOMORPH-BASED CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE AND PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS PRONGHORN MEMBER, BAKKEN PETROLEUM SYSTEM FROM MOUNTRAIL COUNTY, ND CORE 76-12 314 Stokes, Jacob R.*; Abney, Cooper; Deak, Michael D.; McKenzie, Scott C.: AN ENIGMATIC TUMOR-LIKE STRUCTURE IN A 75-10 298 Rowland, Stephen M.*; Rickerson, Cameron; Matz, Summer; DINOSAUR BONE Vosburgh, Stephanie; Cluff, Tom; Burkett, Michele: FIRST REPORT OF CHELICHNUS GIGAS IN THE LOWER PERMIAN 76-13 315 Jorgensen, D.D.*: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN SUTURE (WOLFCAMP) QUEANTOWEAP SANDSTONE OF SOUTHERN COMPLEXITY AND SHELL FORM IN AMMONITES OF THE NEVADA PIERRE AND CARLILE SHALE 75-11 299 Rojas, Alexis*; Patarroyo, Pedro; Kowalewski, Michał: GLOBAL 76-14 316 Stebbins, Alan G.*; Williams, Jeremy C.; Brookfield, Michael; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF ALBIAN AMMONOIDS: A NETWORK- Hannigan, Robyn: REFINING OXYGENATION CONDITIONS IN BASED APPROACH THE LATE PERMIAN OF SPITI VALLEY, INDIA

182 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 76-31 76-30 76-29 76-28 76-27 76-26 76-25 76-24 76-23 76-22 76-21 76-20 76-19 76-18 76-17 76-16 76-15 333 332 331 330 329 328 327 326 325 324 323 322 321 320 319 318 317 KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ANDALABAMA PAYNE FORMATION (EARLY VISÉAN, MISSISSIPPIAN)OF THE BATOCRINIDAE (CLASSCRINOIDEA) IN THE FORT SYSTEMATICS ANDENVIRONMENTAL DISTRIBUTION OF Rhenberg, ElizabethC.*; Ausich, William I.; Meyer, David L.: BIODIVERSITY COMPARISONS PROBABILISTIC MODELSOFSPECIES DISCOVERY AND Edie, M.*; Stewart Smits, Peter D.; Jablonski, David: MASS EXTINCTION SECTION OFIRANAND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE – TRIASSIC BOUNDARY (PTB)STRATA IN THE ABADEH MINERALOGY ANDGEOCHEMISTRY OF THE PERMIAN Arzani, Nasser*; Heydari, Ezat; Hassanzadeh,Jamshid: FLORIDA CONTINENTAL REEF TRACT CORAL REEFDEVELOPMENTON THE SOUTHEAST Toth, Lauren T.; Precht, William F.: TIMINGOFLATE HOLOCENE Modys, Alexander B.*; Oleinik,AntonE.; RichardA.; Mortlock, CRETACEOUS TROPIC SHALEOFSOUTHERNUTAH WELL-PRESERVED NEUROCRANIUM FROM THE LATE PARTIAL SKELETON OFXIPHACTINUS AUDAXA WITH Hacker, Riley J.*; Schmeisser McKean, RebeccaL.: ANEW RISE INANINLANDBLUEHOLE, ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS RESPONSE OFMOLLUSCANCOMMUNITIES TO SEALEVEL Myrbo, Amy: RESILIENCEAGAINST PERTURBATION: Kerr, James*; Park Boush,LisaE.; Yakabowskas, DanaMichelle; Zhang, YangWendy: Li, Mingsong*; Huang,Chunju; Hinnov, LindaA.; Ogg,James G.; CHINA THE SPATHIAN SUBSTAGE (EARLY TRIASSIC) INSOUTH CARBONATE CONTENTINBONEMINERAL PHYLOGENETIC ANDPHYSIOLOGICALSIGNALSFOR Ranger, Brian: RAMANSPECTROSCOPY REVEALS Petermann, Holger*; Skinner, H. Catherine W.; Fabbri, Matteo; FROM THE ALBIAN(-?CENOMANIAN)OFMARYLAND, USA Greg; Larson,Preston: ANENGIMATIC AQUATIC MESOFOSSIL Lupia, Richard*; Sheely, Nathan; Johnson,Matthew B.; Strout, TRIGONIID BIVALVES OFKUTCH, INDIA Rudra, Purbasha: BODY SIZE TRENDS IN THE MESOZOIC Sarkar, Debattam*; Paul, Shubhabrata; Bardhan,Subhendu; SOUTHWEST PLEISTOCENE DISTRIBUTION OFEQUUS IN THE AMERICAN CALIFORNIA, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE LATE OF EQUUS OCCIDENTALIS FROM ORANGECOUNTY, Kutcher, MareeMichelle*; Scott,Eric: FIRSTRECORD RECORD OFSQUAT LOBSTERS: FILLINGIN THE GAPS Robins, M.*; Cristina Klompmaker, AdiëlA.: THEFOSSIL EVENT ACIDIFICATION ACROSS THE END-TRIASSICEXTINCTION Saito, Yu: Ikeda, Masayuki*; Rie; Hori, Okada, Yuki; Nakada,Ryoichi; RECOVERY FAUNA-CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA (LKE) SUBTROPICAL CARBONATE PLATFORM SURVIVOR- (UPPER DEVONIAN) LOWER KELLWASSER EXTINCTION Sanks, Kelly*; Day, Jed; Witzke, J.: Brian LATEST FRASNIAN COAST OFSOUTHERNINDIA ON MIOCENEOYSTERS OFCRASSOSTREASP. FROM EAST Sajeev, Riffin*: ANANALYSIS ONPREDATORY SIGNATURES DURING THE PALEOCENE ANDEOCENE GEOCHRONOLOGY, ANDRELATIVE PLATE MOTIONS SVALBARD: CONSTRAININGSOURCESOF VOLCANISM, Malte; Friis, Bjarki; Planke, Sverre: BENTONITE LAYERS IN Gauti; Svensen, H.; Henrik Jerram, DougalA.; Jochmann, Jones, Morgan T.*; Augland, LarsE.; Burgess, SethD.; Eliassen, EVIDENCES FROM THE REDBOLERECORD VOLCANISM RELATIVE TO THE KTBEXTINCTION: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OFDECCAN KyleSamperton, M.; Syed:AND Khadri, TIMING, TEMPO Sordet, Valentin*; Adatte, Thierry; Keller, Gerta; Schoene, Blair; TIMING OF VOLCANISM ANDDEEP-OCEAN ON THE TIMESCALE CONTROVERSY OF CONTROVERSY ON THETIMESCALE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 76-42 76-41 76-40 76-39 76-38 76-37 76-36 76-35 76-34 76-33 76-32 77-5 77-4 77-3 77-2 77-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Research Institution) Systems (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Paleontological T150. Topics inPaleoecology: ModernAnalogues andAncient SESSION NO. 77 Booth # 344 343 342 341 340 339 338 337 336 349 335 348 334 347 346 345 PLAIN, LOWNDES COUNTYALABAMA COLLAPSE ACROSS THE K/PGALONG THE GULFCOASTAL George E.; Landman,Neil H.: EVIDENCEFORECOLOGIC Matthew P.; Naujokaityte, Jone; StephanieC.; Rodriguez, Phillips, Brophy, ShannonK.*; Danilova, Anastasia; Perez, Auraliz; Garb, THE CAMBRIANEXPLOSION ESTIMATING THE DURATION ANDNUMBEROFPULSESIN ACCOUNTING FOR THE SIGNOR-LIPPSEFFECTIN Zhou, HeatherJ.; Wang, Daniel; Gai,Linda; Wang, Chengying: Steve C.; Porter, SusannahM.; Moore, JohnL.; Maloof, AdamC.; Nguyen, Tuan*; Midgley, M.; Katrina Lin,Jason Z.; Wang, Seth: AREDEADCLADE WALKING VICTIMS ORSURVIVORS? Kundu, Tushar*; Wang, Steve C.; Payne, JonathanL.; Finnegan, EXTINCTIONS Jonathan L.: TAXON AGE SELECTIVITY INMODERN Werbin, Zoey R.*; Wang, Steve C.; Finnegan,Seth; Payne, LAGERSTÄTTE OFNORTHEASTERN BRAZIL THE CRATO FORMATION, ANEARLY CRETACEOUS FOSSIL- Downen, Matthew R.*; Selden,Paul A.: SPIDERDIVERSITYOF PALEOZOIC NEKTONIZATION ASSESSMENTS REVEALCOMPLEXHISTORY OF D.*;Whalen, Christopher Briggs, DerekE.G.: ECOLOGICAL AMERICA, NORTH AFRICA, ANDEUROPE PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC CONNECTIONS WITH NORTH ECHINOID FINDSINSOUTHAMERICASTRENGTHEN Sumrall, ColinD.; Wilke, Hans-Gerhard: NEWCRETACEOUS Roney, Ryan O.*; Fouquet Jó,Nathalia; Luque, Javier; FORAMINIFERAL BIODIVERSITY TRENDS FORAMINIFERAL CENOZOIC CLIMATE ANDLARGERBENTHIC Cotton, Laura J.*; Yasuhara, Moriaki; Pearson, Paul N.: COOLING ANDSOUTHAMERICANISOLATION? RECORD INITIALFLORISTICRESPONSE TO GLOBAL PICHILEUFÚ FLORAFROM PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA Cleveland, Claire*: DOES THE MIDDLEEOCENERÍO ICE AGE ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC Powell, Matthew G.*; Taylor-Benjamin, Ian-Michael: SUBDUED DINANTBASIN, BELGIUM CARBONIFEROUS BOUNDARY IN THE NAMUR- Johnny A.: DETECTIONOFANOXIA AT THE DEVONIAN- Granholm, John William*; Sarah K.; Carmichael, Waters, CALIBRATION OFBIVALVE SHELLδ Graniero, LaurenE.*; Gillikin,David P.; Surge, Donna: LOOK AT SAMPLINGSTRATEGIES ISOTOPES INBIVALVE MOLLUSKSSHELLS: ACLOSER ENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION USINGSTABLE Goodwin, David*; Dettman,David L.: HIGHRESOLUTION SIRENIAN SKELETAL REMAINS ECOSYSTEMS THROUGH STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF CONDITIONS INPAST ANDPRESENTSEAGRASS T.*:Mark Clementz, PALEOTEMPERATURE TRENDS TOOTH WHORL: TAPHONOMY ANDUNDERLYING Leif: STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OFAHELICOPRION Hayes, Matthew B*; Lemke, Devin; S.; Gregory Herbert, Tapanila, ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHIVES Gannon, Michelle*: FRAGUM SPP. ASPOTENTIAL (PALEO-) ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS PALEOENVIRONMENTAL PROXY INFRESHWATER AND MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL 15 N VALUES ASA SESSION NO. 77

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77-6 350 Das, Shibajyoti*; Uveges, Benjamin Thornton Iglar; Ivany, Linda C.; 77-24 368 McKenzie, Scott C.*; Hurey, David R.: THE LINTON, OHIO Junium, Christopher K.: ONTOGENETIC VARIATION IN δ13C AND ANTHRACODROMEUS: WORLD’S FIRST FACULTATIVE δ15N IN MODERN BIVALVES AND GASTROPODS BIPED? 77-7 351 McNabb, Justin James*; Surge, Donna: INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON METABOLISM AND SESSION NO. 78 LIFESPAN: DOES CLIMATE STATE IMPACT THE LIFESPAN OF T153. Alkaline Rocks (Posters): In Honor and Memory of THE BIVALVE ASTARTE? Daniel S. Barker (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 77-8 352 Killam, Daniel*; Clapham, Matthew E.; Posenato, Renato; and Volcanology Division) Franceschi, Marco: SCLEROCHRONOLOGY OF THE EARLY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F JURASSIC LITHIOTID BIVALVES: SEARCHING FOR Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM SYMBIOSIS Booth # 77-9 353 Bachmann, Grace A.*; Scott, Katie A.; Goodwin, David H.; Muhs, 78-1 369 Kepezhinskas, Nikita*; Kamenov, George; Foster, David A.; Daniel R.; Gillikin, David P.: RECONSTRUCTING SEASONALITY Heatherington, Ann L.; Kepezhinskas, Pavel: GEOCHEMISTRY DURING THE LAST INTERGLACIAL USING THE BIVALVE AND ORIGIN OF ALKALINE BASALTS AND GABBROIC MOLLUSK EPILUCINA CALIFORNICA, CHANNEL ISLANDS, XENOLITHS FROM THE UTILA ISLAND (BAY ISLANDS, CALIFORNIA HONDURAS) 77-10 354 Kahanamoku, Sara*; Hull, Pincelli M.; Lindberg, David R.; 78-2 370 Harper, David R.*; DeAngelis, Michael T.: EXAMINATION Finnegan, Seth: A WEAK AND INCONSISTENT BERGMANN’S OF MICA BEARING ROCKS FROM THE MAGNET COVE RULE IN NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC PATELLOGASTROPODS ALKALINE INTRUSIVE COMPLEX, ARKANSAS 77-11 355 Perez, Danielle C.*; Visaggi, Christy C.; Kelley, Patricia H.; 78-3 371 Marcarelli, Matthew Stephen*: USING CRYSTAL SIZE Pastorino, Guido; Saldana Arias, Jesse; Martin Serralta, Diego DISTRIBUTIONS AND QUALITATIVE TEXTURAL ANALYSIS TO Andrés: LATITUDINAL TRENDS IN DRILLING PREDATION ON DEDUCE THE CRYSTALLIZATION HISTORIES OF TRACHYTIC RECENT INFAUNAL BIVALVES IN ARGENTINA: PRELIMINARY DOMES AND DYKES IN THE AKAROA VOLCANIC COMPLEX, RESULTS FROM THE URUGUAY-BUENOS AIRES SHELF NEW ZEALAND 77-12 356 Neely, Samuel H.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: BED-BY-BED ANALYSIS 78-4 372 Smit, Matthijs A.*; Waight, Tod; Nielsen, Troels: MILLENNIA OF OF PLIOCENE PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS FROM THE MAGMATISM RECORDED IN CRUSTAL XENOLITHS FROM TJÖRNES PENINSULA, ICELAND, ACROSS THE TRANS- SOUTHWEST GREENLAND ARCTIC INVASION 78-5 373 Lara, Michael A.*; Brophy, Jim: THE ROLE OF OXYGEN 77-13 357 Epa, Yuwan Ranjeev*; Stigall, Alycia L.; Stevens, Nancy J.: FUGACITY IN THE PRECIPITATION OF FE-OXIDE IN AN PALEOECOLOGY OF THE LATE OLIGOCENE LANISTES ALKALI BASALT SYSTEM (MOLLUSCA: GASTROPODA) FROM THE RUKWA RIFT 78-6 374 Mahar, Munazzam Ali*; Goodell, Philip C.: EVOLUTION OF BASIN, TANZANIA FELSIC CALDERA RELATED MAGMATISM IN THE EASTERN 77-14 358 Kellner, Caroline*; Friend, Dana S.; Allmon, Warren D.: AND WESTERN PARTS OF THE SOUTHERN RIO GRANDE RESIDUAL COLOR PATTERNS IN EOCENE ATHLETA RIFT (GASTROPODA:VOLUTIDAE) FROM THE US GULF COASTAL 78-7 375 Befus, Kenneth*; Fu, Suyu: RAMAN BAROMETRY FOR PLAIN MAGMATIC SYSTEMS USING FELDSPAR AND PYROXENE 77-15 359 Hugo, Nicholas*; Tackett, Lydia S.; Grier, Joyce; Grier, James W.; Landman, Neil H.: WESTERMANN MORPHOSPACE METRICS SESSION NO. 79 APPLIED TO COEXISTING UPPER CRETACEOUS NAUTILIDS AND AMMONITES The Surface of Mars: Mineralogy, Geomorphology, and Habitability (Posters) 77-16 360 Grun, Tobias B.*; Nebelsick, James H.: MORPHOLOGY AND CRUSHING BEHAVIOR OF THE MINUTE CLYPEASTEROID 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F ECHINOCYAMUS PUSILLUS Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM Booth # 77-17 361 Mirza, Ali*: PALEOETHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS: THE USE OF THE COMPARATIVE METHOD IN MODELING 79-1 376 Berger, Jeff A.*; Schmidt, Mariek; Flemming, Roberta L.; Gellert, THE BEHAVIORAL REPERTOIRES OF FOSSIL ORGANISMS Ralf: ELEMENT MOBILITY IN HAWAIIAN WEATHERING AND COMMUNITIES PROFILES: CONSTRAINTS FOR LOWER MT. SHARP IN GALE CRATER, MARS 77-18 362 Klompmaker, Adiël A.*; Finnegan, Seth: TAXONOMIC CO- OCCURRENCE PATTERNS AS A TOOL FOR DETECTING 79-2 377 Grindrod, Peter*; Magnarini, Giulia: GRAIN-SIZE ANALYSIS AT COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS IN MODERN AND FOSSIL GALE CRATER, MARS: TESTING THE APPLICABILITY OF MARINE BENTHIC ECOSYSTEMS AUTOMATIC GRAIN DETECTION SOFTWARE 77-19 363 Lannom, Michael F.*; Bauer, Jennifer E.; Sumrall, Colin D.: 79-3 378 Pruiett, Jonathan W.*; Rice, Melissa S.; Warner, N.H.; Gupta, EVALUATING FAUNAL ASSEMBLAGES OF THE CHESTERIAN Sanjeev: MAPPING THE DISTRIBUTION OF POTENTIAL ALONG THE EASTERN SHELF, ILLINOIS BASIN LACUSTRINE DEPOSITS ACROSS THE FLOOR OF EBERSWALDE CRATER 77-20 364 Perera, Srilak Nilmani*; Stigall, Alycia L.: HIERARCHICAL SPATIAL PATTERNS IN PALEOCOMMUNITIES OF THE LATE 79-4 379 Di Achille, Gaetano*; Williams, Rebecca M.E.; Hynek, Brian M.: PENNSYLVANIAN AMES LIMESTONE NUMERICAL SEDIMENTARY MODELING OF MARTIAN STEPPED FAN-DELTAS 77-21 365 Friend, Dana S.*; Smith, Jansen A.; Dreelin, Andrew: PRESERVATION POTENTIAL OF ROCKY INTERTIDAL BIOTA 79-5 380 Gant, Phylindia*: ALLUVIAL FANS AS POTENTIAL SITES FOR IN TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL ENVIRONMENTS PRESERVATION OF BIOSIGNATURES ON MARS 77-22 366 Kipp, Michael*; Stüeken, Eva; Buick, Roger; Strömberg, 79-6 381 Leveille, Richard J.*; Bérubé, Damien; Blank, Jennifer G.; Datta, Caroline A.E.; Sterelny, Kim: NITROGEN ISOTOPES IN MODERN Saugata; Pollard, Wayne H.; Samson, Claire; Sobron, Pablo; AND FOSSILIZED CYCAD LEAVES: EVOLUTIONARY AND Whyte, L.G.; Wing, Boswell: ASTROBIOLOGY TRAINING IN GEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS LAVA TUBES (ATILT)

77-23 367 Wan, Mingli*; Yang, Wan; Liu, Lujun; Wang, Jun: PLANT- 79-7 382 Bramble, Michael S.*; Mustard, John F.: CONSTRAINING H2 ARTHROPOD AND PLANT-FUNGUS INTERACTIONS IN PRODUCTION FROM THE NOACHIAN CRUST: ELEMENTAL LATE PERMIAN GYMNOSPERMOUS WOODS FROM BOGDA COMPOSITION, WATER CAPACITY, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MOUNTAINS, XINJIANG, NORTHWESTERN CHINA HABITABILITY

184 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 80-12 80-11 80-10 80-9 80-8 80-7 80-6 80-5 80-4 79-11 80-3 79-10 80-2 79-9 80-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Posters) GeologyDivision) (GSAPlanetary T169. GeologicMapping: Planetary ExploringtheSolarSystem SESSION NO. 80 79-8 Booth # 398 397 396 395 394 393 392 391 390 386 389 385 388 384 387 383 BRIGHT SPOTS INOCCATOR CRATER ON CERES THE GEOLOGICANDSTRATIGRAPHIC CONTEXTOF THE Neesemann, Adrian; Raymond, CarolA.; Russell,Christopher T.: Scully, Jennifer E.C.*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Schenk,Paul M.; BODIES: EXPERIENCE FROM NASA’SDAWN Williams, David A.*: THEGEOLOGICMAPPINGOFSMALL DAO AND NIGER VALLES, NORTHEAST HELLAS, MAR MAPPING OF VOLATILE-RICH TERRAINS AROUND UPPER Frank C.; Blount,Katherine; Price Bleamaster, Leslie: GEOLOGIC Mest, ScottC.*; Crown, David A.; Michalski,Joseph; Chuang, HESPERIAN FLUVIALACTIVITY INNIRGAL VALLIS ONMARS Wilson, SharonA*; Grant, John: EVIDENCEFORLATE LADON BASIN, MARS SOURCES AND TIMING OFFLUVIALACTIVITY IN WESTERN Rossman P.:CONSTRAIN THE MAPPING TO GEOLOGIC Weitz, Catherine*; Purdy, Sharon Wilson; Grant, John; Irwin, TRAVERSES FORGEOLOGICMAPPING DIGITAL ELEVATION MODELBASE MAPSOFROVER OF COMPOSITEROVER/ORBITER ORTHOMOSAIC AND Parker, Timothy*; Calef, Fred John: REAL-TIMECOMPILATION AEOLIS MONS, GALECRATER, MARS CURIOSITY ROVER EXTENDEDMISSION TRAVERSE OF Edwards, S.: Christopher GEOLOGICMAPOF THE MSL M.*;Stack, Kathryn Cofield,ShannonM.; Fraeman, Abigail A.; GEOLOGIC MAP(Invited Presentation) OF THE MARSSCIENCELABORATORY LANDINGELLIPSE Joshua M.; MSLScience Team, The: DEVELOPMENTANDUSE Rice, MelissaS.; Rowland, ScottK.; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Williams, John P.; M.; Stack, Kathryn Palucis, Marisa; Parker, Timothy; Lauren A.; Farmer, Jack D.; Fraeman, AbigailA.; Grotzinger, Calef, Fred John*; Anderson,Ryan B.; Dietrich, William E.; Edgar, ANALOGS FLOWS THROUGH LROC IMAGERY AND TERRESTRIAL Needham, Heidi*: INVESTIGATION OFLAYERED LUNARLAVA PLANET HABITABILITY DYNAMICAL MODELINGAPPROACH TO EXPLORINGROCKY Chandler, A.*; Mark Sohl,LindaE.; Carter, David: ROCKE-3D: A NORTH MAHUEA THOLUS QUADRANGLE (V-49), VENUS Thomson, Bradley James: FLOW FIELDSTRATIGRAPHY IN Rogers, KayLeigh A.*; Covley, Margaret T.; Lang,NicholasP.; WITH AMARS2020-LIKEINSTRUMENT SUITE STUDIES OFALACUSTRINE-VOLCANIC MARSANALOG Wiens, RogerC.; Allwood, AbigailC.: OUTCROP-SCALE Rohit; Beegle, Luther W.; Thomas, NancyH.; Clegg,SamM.; PeterMartin, E.*; Ehlmann,Bethany L.; Blaney, DianaL.; Bhartia, [V-49], VENUS RESURFACING OF THE MAHUEA THOLUS QUADRANGLE VOLCANOESSHIELD TOVOLCANIC THE SMALL OF Nicholas P.; Thomson, Bradley James: THECONTRIBUTION Covley, Margaret T.*; Nypaver, Cole; Rogers, KayLeigh A.; Lang, MARS (SAM)INSTRUMENT INGALECRATER, MARS AND CHLORINEDETECTEDBY THE SAMPLEANALYSIS AT SAPONITE MIXTURESASAPOSSIBLESOURCEOFOXYGEN THE INVESTIGATION OFCHLORATE ANDPERCHLORATE/ Joanna Clark, V.*; Sutter, B.; Ming,Douglas W.; Mahaffy, Paul R.: MAP OF THE CALORISBASIN, MERCURY CarolynM.;Ernst, Fassett, CalebI.; Paul Byrne, K.: AGEOLOGIC Buczkowski, Debra L.*; A.; Goosmann,Erik Denevi, Brett W.; CHLORITIZED SMECTITEON THE MARTIAN SURFACE Perry, Sarah E.*; Rampe, ElizabethB.: IDENTIFYINGPARTIALLY 25–28 September MISSION

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 81-15 81-14 81-13 81-12 80-13 81-11 81-10 81-9 81-8 81-7 81-6 81-5 81-4 81-3 81-2 81-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Environmental (Posters) Change Pleistocene-Holocene Glaciation, Earthquakes, and SESSION NO. 81 Booth # 414 413 412 411 399 410 409 408 407 406 405 404 403 402 401 400 FILLED CIRQUES ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENCEANDDISTRIBUTION OFICE- Zeng, Xinyi*; Mitchell,Sara Gran: PRELIMINARY GIS-BASED ROCK GLACIER, ABSAROKA MOUNTAINS, WY MOVEMENT ANDABLATION MONITORING, GALENACREEK Potter, Noel L.*; Potter, Noel; Retelle, MichaelJ.: CONTINUED SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA GLACIERS ANDPROTALUS RAMPARTS IN THE DRY ANDES, PHYSIOGRAPHIC ANDCLIMATIC CONTROLS ONROCK Trzinski, Adam*; O’Neal,Michael: EVALUATING THE BALANCE RECONSTRUCTIONS INALASKA PARAMETER FOR TREE RING-BASED GLACIER MASS INVESTIGATING BLUELIGHTINTENSITYASANEW Gunderson, JeffD.*; Wiles, Gregory; Wiesenberg, N.: FLOOR FRACTURED CRATER ONCERES T.:Christopher Park, Ryan; Preusker, Frank; Raymond, CarolA.; Russell, Buczkowski, Debra L.*; Schenk,Paul M.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; COLORADO MACROFOSSILS FROM BLUELAKE, EAGLE COUNTY, HOLOCENE CLIMATIC CHANGESINFERREDFROM PLANT Honke, Jeffrey S.; H.; Anderson, Katherine McGeehin,JohnP.: Strickland, Laura E.*; S.;Thompson, Robert Pelltier, Richard T.; MISSION VALLEY, NORTHWESTERN MONTANA VEGETATION ANDFIREHISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN Alt, Mio*; Whitlock, Cathy; McWethy, David: POSTGLACIAL PALEOGLACIERS INFERRED FROM STEADY-STATE MASSBALANCES OF COLORADO, DURING THE LASTGLACIAL MAXIMUM Brugger, Keith A.*: CLIMATE IN THE MOSQUITO RANGE, STATES PLEISTOCENE GLACIATION IN THE WESTERN UNITED MOUNTAIN GLACIER RETREAT RATES DURING THE LAST Reimers, Alexander Christian*; Laabs, BenjaminJ.: GLACIER MODELING INSIGHTS FROM COSMOGENICEXPOSUREDATING AND HISTORY ANDCLIMATE IN THE WASATCH RANGE, UT: Marc W.; Plummer, MitchellA.: PLEISTOCENE GLACIAL BrendonJ*;Quirk, Moore, JeffR.; Laabs, BenjaminJ.C.; Caffee, DURING THE LGM-HOLOCENE TRANSITION DURING THE ANDES (22-25°S): IMPLICATIONS FOR MOISTUREDELIVERY CONSTRAINTS ONGLACIATION OF THE CENTRALARID RachelM.*;Thornton, Ward, Dylan: NEWCOSMOGENIC NEW ZEALAND’SSOUTHERNALPS OF THE POST-POULTER AGE GLACIAL LAKESPEIGHTIN Grabowski, Julia D.*: RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LOWERING THE TETON FAULTTHE TETON REVISITING THE SEISMICHAZARDCHARACTERIZATION OF S.*;Zellman, Mark DuRoss,B.; Christopher Thackray, GlennD.: CALIFORNIA CREATION OF THE TEN MILEDUNES, FORT BRAGG, Springer, David J.*: TECTONICS, TSUNAMIS ANDSAND: SAN DIEGO, CA INVESTIGATION OF THE ROSE CANYON FAULT ZONE, Neal Driscoll, W.; Rugg,Scott; Babcock, Jeff: PALEOSEISMIC Marquez, Eui-joDanielle*; Maloney, Jillian; Rockwell, Thomas K.; GLACIAL ICE SOUTH-CENTRAL INDIANA TO RECONSTRUCT PATH OF MINERAL ANALYSIS OFGLACIAL TILL INNORTHERN AND Sodeman, Alexander D.*; Monaghan,G. William: HEAVY TECTONIC MAPOF THE OCCATOR CRATER: A SESSION NO. 81

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81-16 415 Klein, Anna*; Andrews, John T.; Jenner, Kimberly; Jennings, 82-3 431 Aranda, Angela Nichole*; Carlin, Joseph; Rhodes, Brady P.; Anne E.; Campbell, Calvin: LATE QUATERNARY VARIATIONS Kirby, Matthew E.; Leeper, Robert J.; Smith, Richard: UTILIZING IN SEDIMENT MINERALOGY AND GRAIN-SIZE ON THE COASTAL WETLAND STRATIGRAPHY TO IDENTIFY NORTHERN BAFFIN ISLAND SLOPE: INSIGHTS INTO THE PALEOSEISMIC EVENTS AND CHARACTERIZE MARSH GLACIAL HISTORY OF BAFFIN BAY RESPONSE AND RECOVERY TO SEISMICALLY-INDUCED 81-17 416 Agrios, Liana*; Licht, Kathy; Hemming, Sidney; Williams, Trevor: SEA LEVEL RISE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA USING U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON AGES TO DISTINGUISH 82-4 432 Miller, Kaley K*; Simpson, Edward; Betts, Tomas A.; Sherrod, ICE STREAM TILLS IN THE WEDDELL SEA EMBAYMENT, Laura A.; Wizevich, Michael C.; Morgano, Kelly; Richardson, ANTARCTICA Ashley; Malenda, Margariete; Simpson, Wendy S.; Livingston, 81-18 417 Carson, Robert J.*; Dowling, Thomas P.F.; Bailey, Madison; Kelsey; Bogner, Emily: VOIDS: SMALL-SCALE, GAS- Barter, Weston V.B.; Coates, Molly; Finger, Sarah; Morgan, GENERATED SOFT SEDIMENT DEFORMATION STRUCTURES Silas: MODELING DRIFT NOSES, AN UNCOMMON FORM OF FOUND IN DELTAIC MUDS OF THE LAKE POWELL DELTA, DRUMLIN GLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, HITE, UTAH 81-19 418 Spoering, Grant R.*; Rovey, Charles: PROVENANCE ANALYSIS 82-5 433 Moore, Samantha*; Atkinson, Andrew; Gonzalez, Mariel; Ochoa, OF THE GROVER GRAVEL Vincent; Rubiano, Romeo; Quiroz, Jovahn; Salinas, Stefany; Cardenas, Andres; Heise, Elizabeth A.: A DECADE OF DUNES: 81-20 419 Walker, Allison M.*; McLauchlan, Kendra K: SPATIAL EXTENT EFFECTS OF HURRICANE IKE CIRCA 2008 AND DISTRIBUTION OF GLACIAL ERRATIC MAPPING IN NORTHEASTERN KANSAS 82-6 434 Liang, Yiqing*; Kench, Paul S.; Ford, Murray R.; East, Holly K.: SEDIMENTOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON REEF ISLAND 81-21 420 Mandel, Rolfe*; Bettis, E. Arthur; Hanson, P.R.: BUILDING: A DETAILED STUDY OF SUBSURFACE CHARACTERISTICS AND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE STRATIGRAPHY ON TWO LAGOONAL PLATFORM REEF SEVERANCE FORMATION: A NEW MID- THROUGH LATE ISLANDS IN THE MALDIVES WISCONSINAN LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC UNIT IN THE EASTERN PLAINS OF NORTH AMERICA 82-7 435 Fenton, Nicole C.*; Kimbrough, David L.; Behl, Richard J.: ZIRCON U-PB DATING OF MONTEREY FORMATION TUFF IN 81-22 421 Andrews, William*: PLEISTOCENE MIGRATION OF THE OHIO THE PALOS VERDE PENINSULA OF LOS ANGELES RIVER AND GREEN RIVER MOUTH NEAR OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY 82-8 436 Norman, Angela M.*: INVESTIGATING THE PROVENANCE OF BLACK SAND IN ICELAND: LOCAL VS. DISTAL SOURCES 81-23 422 Carson, Eric C.*; Stanley, Valerie L.; Rawling, J. Elmo: QUESTIONS SURROUNDING PRE-LATE PLEISTOCENE LAKE 82-9 437 Mateu-Vicens, Guillem*; Pomar, Luis; Haq, Bilal U.: BIOTIC DEPOSITS ALONG THE LOWER WISCONSIN AND UPPER COMPONENTS REVEAL THE ARCHITECTURE OF MISSISSIPPI RIVERS CARBONATE PLATFORMS AND RAMPS 81-24 423 Dziekan, Mitchell R.*; Fisher, Timothy G.; Towell, Amy; Loope, 82-10 438 Ryan, Deirdre D.*; Lachlan, Terry J.; Murray-Wallace, Colin V.: Henry M.: CHARACTERISTICS OF BASAL TRASH LAYERS THE USE OF FORAMINIFERA TO QUANTIFY REWORKED WITHIN KETTLE LAKES IN SOUTHERN MICHIGAN AND GRAINS IN COASTAL SEDIMENTS USING AMINO ACID NORTH-EAST INDIANA RACEMIZATION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS 81-25 424 Kielhofer, Jennifer R.*: MICROMORPHOLOGY OF BURIED 82-11 439 Powars, David S.*: MIOCENE TO QUATERNARY SOILS IN CENTRAL ALASKA: A PETROGRAPHIC APPROACH PALEOCHANNELS OF WASHINGTON D.C. - STRUCTUAL TO UNDERSTANDING SOIL FORMATION DURING THE LATE INFLUENCES, GEOMORPHIC AND HYDROLOGICAL PLEISTOCENE AND HOLOCENE IN INTERIOR SUBARCTIC CONSEQUENCES LOWLANDS 82-12 440 Moriarty, Sarah N.*; Michalowski, Casey L.; Oakley, Adrienne J.; 81-26 425 Stacklyn, Shannon K.*; Wang, Yang; Jin, Changzhu; Wang, Cornell, Sean R.; Bochicchio, Christopher; Sherrod, Laura A.; Yuan: STABLE ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE FOR DIETS AND NICHE Cooper, Adam T.; DeLong, Nicole C.: INVESTIGATING BARRIER DIFFERENTIATION OF EARLY PLEISTOCENE PANDA AND ISLAND EVOLUTION AND INLET FORMATION THROUGH ASSOCIATED MAMMALS FROM YANLIANG CAVE, SOUTH STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF VIBRACORES TAKEN FROM CHINA ASSATEAGUE AND CHINCOTEAGUE ISLANDS, VA 81-27 426 Smith, Janet*; Davies, Caroline: CLAY MINERALS OF THE 82-13 441 Frederick, Philip A.*; Sweet, Dustin E.; Rohr, David M.: JORDAN PLATEAU INDICATE PALEO-ENVIRONMENTS SINCE FACIES ANALYSIS AND AGE RELATIONSHIPS OF LATE THE UPPER MIOCENE DEVONIAN-MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN CARBONATES OF THE SOUTHERN ALEXANDER TERRANE, SE ALASKA 81-28 427 Fleming, Monte Alain*; Brand, Leonard R.: POTHOLE SEDIMENTS: AN INTERPLAY OF WIND, RAIN, AND 82-14 442 Cooper, Adam T.*; Oakley, Adrienne; Bochicchio, Christopher; SANDSTONE PERMEABILITY Cornell, Sean; Moriarty, Sarah; Sherrod, Laura A.: EVALUATION OF LATE PLEISTOCENE TO HOLOCENE SEDIMENTATION IN 81-29 428 Singleton, Adrian*; Isaacs, Chloe; Hill, Marcus; Dix, Monica; GREENBACKVILLE, CHINCOTEAGUE BAY, VA: IMPLICATIONS Greene, Emily Sophie; Schmidt, Amanda H.; Bierman, Paul R.: FOR SEA LEVEL CHANGE AND BARRIER ISLAND ACID LEACHING TO INCREASE DETECTION LIMITS IN EVOLUTION GAMMA COUNTING UNSUPPORTED PB-210 82-15 443 Stopka, Cody J.*; Hampton, Brian A.; Mack, Greg H.: SESSION NO. 82 U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY, MODAL COMPOSITION, AND PALEOFLOW TRENDS FROM UPPER T184. New Insights to the Dynamics of Stratigraphy and CRETACEOUS NONMARINE STRATA IN SOUTHERN Sedimentation (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; NEW MEXICO SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) 82-16 444 Pulsipher, Mikaela A.*; Rowe, Fallon E.; Dehler, Carol M.: U-PB 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY AND PETROGRAPHY Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM OF THE MIDDLE NEOPROTEROZOIC VISINGSÖ GROUP, Booth # SOUTHERN SWEDEN 82-1 429 Melone, Alec*; Beck, Catherine C.; Wegter, Bruce; Schaller, 82-17 445 Creitz, Ryan H.*; Hampton, Brian A.; Mack, Greg H.; Amato, Morgan F.: ISOTOPE AND PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE Jeffrey M.: SEDIMENTOLOGY, STRATIGRAPHY AND ONONDAGA FORMATION, CENTRAL NEW YORK GEOCHRONOLOGY FROM EARLY(?)–MIDDLE EOCENE 82-2 430 Whitacre, Macy J.*; Florea, Lee J.: STRATIGRAPHIC AND ROCKS OF THE PALM PARK FORMATION IN SOUTH- GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES OF EOGENETIC PALEOKARST CENTRAL NEW MEXICO IN VISEAN CARBONATES, SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY

186 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 83-7 83-6 82-23 83-5 82-22 83-4 82-21 83-3 82-20 83-2 82-19 83-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Group; NationalGround Water Association) Division; GSASoilsandSoilProcesses Interdisciplinary Interest Division; GSAHydrogeology Division; Geology GSASedimentary (Society for Geology); Sedimentary GSAGeologyandSociety Paleoecologic, andGeohydrologic System(Posters) (SEPM States: Toward anIntegratedUnderstanding ofaSedimentary, T201. CenozoicGeologyoftheGreatPlainsand Western United SESSION NO. 83 82-18 Booth # 458 457 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 449 448 447 446 MADISON BLUFFS, SOUTHWESTERNMONTANA CONSTRAINTS ONCENOZOICCONTINENTAL DEPOSITS, Wade, David*; Nielsen,Crystal; Hanneman,Debra L.: AGE PLAINS STRATA INKANSAS (YHT) MAJORERUPTIONS IN VOLCANIC ASHESFROM HIGH FINGERPRINTING OF YELLOWSTONE HOTSPOT TRACK Hallman, Jason A.; Smith,JonJ.: TRACE ELEMENT Graham, MaggieA.*; Möller, Andreas; Ludvigson,Greg A.; SOUND, ANTARCTICA TO CLIMATE ANDGLACIAL PROCESSES INMCMURDO DIAGENESIS OFGLACIOMARINE SANDSTONES RELATED Yang, Mingyu*; Frank, Tracy D.; R.: Fielding,Christopher AND A WAY FORWARD STRATIGRAPHY IN WESTERN MONTANA: CURRENTSTATUS Hanneman, Debra L.*; J.:Wideman, Charles CENOZOIC UNITS IN WESTERNWISCONSIN UNITS Kent M.: DIAGENETIC HISTORY OFCAMBRIANSANDSTONE Fliflet, Rachel*; Poirier, Justin M.; Mahoney, Brian J.; Syverson, PALEOSOLS IN WESTERN KANSAS: ANEWAPPROACH USING CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE OGALLALAFORMATION Ludvigson, Greg A.; McLean,Noah; Hallman,Jason A.: C.*;Sitek, Brian Smith,JonJ.; Möller, Andreas; DETRITAL ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY DURING THE LPIA ICE: CONSTRAININGSWGONDWANA ICESOURCES VIA Magda; Wimpenny, Josh; ISOTOPESYin, Qing-zhu: TO FROM Taboada, Matthew César; E.; Sanborn, Arturo Huyskens, Iannuzzi, Roberto; L.; Gulbranson, Erik Pagani, M. Alejandra; John L.; Mundil,Roland; Lopes, Ricardo; Vesely, Fernando; Griffis, Neil*; Fedorchuk, Nicholas D.; Montañez,Isabel P.; Isbell, AND TAPHONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE AND TAPHONOMIC MAIN POCKET, MONTANA, AND THEIR PALEOECOLOGICAL Lofgren, Kathryn: COPROLITES FROM PIPESTONE SPRINGS Lofgren, Donald*; Shen,Clifford; Buday, Naomi; Ylagan, Clarissa; COLORADO CARBONATES, BIGGYPSUMSALT ANTICLINE, SW PALEOECOLOGY OFPERMIAN/PENNSYLVANIAN MEGAFLAP DEFORMATION; BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND CONSTRAINTS ON THE TIMING OFHALOKINETIC Risedorf, NicholasDavid*; Gianniny, L.: Gary POTENTIAL MONTANA FOSSIL VERTEBRATE LOCALITY, SOUTHWESTERN DISTRIBUTIVE FLUVIALSYSTEMSTRATA AT THE ANCENEY Nielsen, Crystal*; Wade, David; Hanneman,Debra L.: NEOGENE FOSSILS INPERMIANSTRATA OFNORTHERN UTAH RECOGNITION ANDINTERPRETATION OFSILICIFIED TRACE Zackery P.*;Wistort, Ekdale, AllanA.; Ritterbush, KathleenA.: USA OF THE HIGHPLAINSAQUIFER, CENTRALGREAT PLAINS, Kaitlin: Johnson, William C.*; Stotler, Randy L.; Bowen, Mark W.; Salley, BROWNE FORMATION, CENTRALAUSTRALIA OF ACID BRINESINHALITEOF THE NEOPROTEROZOIC Kathleen C.: PRELIMINARY FLUIDINCLUSIONEVIDENCE JeremiahA.*;Bernau, Eichenlaub, Lynnette A.; Benison, PLAYA BASINS ASAPOINTSOURCEFORRECHARGE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 83-8 84-7 84-6 84-5 84-4 84-3 85-3 84-2 85-2 84-1 Authors willbepresentfrom3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division; U.S. GeologicalSurvey; GeologicalSurvey ofIsrael) Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division; GSAGeophysics Spatiotemporal Evolution ofBrittleFault Zones(Posters) (GSA T208. DeconstructingDamage: HolisticPerspectives onthe SESSION NO. 84 85-1 Authors willbepresent from3:30to5:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Society for Geology)) Sedimentary Tectonics Division; GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary SEPM America(Posters)of North (GSAStructuralGeologyand Southern California—Northwestern Mexico ContinentalMargins Ancestral Rocky MountainsanditsLinkstothe Texas and T219. InHonorofChuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian –Permian SESSION NO. 85 Booth # Booth # 459 466 465 464 463 462 469 461 468 460 467 OF SOUTHWESTERNKANSAS, USA? CONDITIONS IN THE SHORTGRASS PRAIRIEECOSYSTEM SOIL ORGANICMATTER RECORD WET VERSUS DRY CARBON ISOTOPE VALUES OF VEGETATION ANDBULK Kevin; Polissar, Pratigya J.; Fox, David L.: HOW DOSTABLE Hinckley, Eve-Lyn S.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena; Chambers, Kyle; Uno, Cara M.*;Lauria, Haveles, Andrew W.; E.; Snell,Kathryn DAMAGE ZONES OF COSEISMIC(?)ELEVATED TEMPERATURES INFAULT SILICA FAULT SURFACES REVEAL TEXTURAL EVIDENCE Jordan L.; Channer, MichaelA.: “MIRRORED” HEMATITE AND Ault, Alexis K.*; Evans, James P.; G.; Robert Jensen, McDermott, THICKNESS Michael J.: SPATIAL VARIATION INFAULT SLIPZONE A.H.*;Shervais, Katherine James Kirkpatrick, D.; Ronayne, THRUST, SIKKIMHIMALAYAN FOLD THRUST BELT THE MAINCENTRAL THRUST (MCT)AND THE PELLING HINTERLAND OFMOUNTAIN BELTS: A CASESTUDY FROM AND KINEMATICS OFDOMINANT THRUSTS FROM TEMPORAL VARIATIONS INDEFORMATION MECHANISMS Kathakali*;Bhattacharyya, Ghosh,Pritam: SPATIAL AND TRANSTENSIONAL DAMAGE AND EVIDENCEFOR TRANSPRESSIONAL AND JUXTAPOSITIONS, CARBON-RICHFAULT ROCKS, TINTINA FAULT ZONEAT EAGLE, ALASKA: EXOTIC Caine, JonathanSaul*: BEDROCK EXPOSURESOF THE SEGMENTED NORMALFAULT SYSTEMS EVOLUTION OFSUBSIDIARY FRACTURE NETWORKS IN Simoneau, Samuel O.*; Benjamin; Surpless, Mathy, Hannah: THE STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE ANDSEDIMENTOLOGY OFAN Deatrick, Kyle*; Mast,Allison; Escosa,Frederic: ANINTEGRATED EVOLUTION USING3DCOMPUTERMODELING TESTING MODELSOFENECHELONNORMALFAULT Mathy, Hannah*; Benjamin; Surpless, Simoneau,Samuel O.: MISSISSIPPIAN CARBONATES IN PALEOCAVE SEDIMENTSIN THE UNDERLYING IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS REGION, PRESERVED SLICE: EARLY PENNSYLVANIAN DUST ACCUMULATION Evans, James E.*;CRITICAL TIME- Soreghan,Michael J.: A DÉCOLLEMENT DAMAGE ZONE LOW FAULT FRICTIONRECORDEDIN THE JAPAN TRENCH James*;Keren, TuckerKirkpatrick, T.: AND SOUTHWESTERNBASINS ANDPLATE MARGINS ASSOCIATED PENNSYLVANIAN–PERMIAN SOUTHEASTERN MOUNTAINSRELATIONROCKY TECTONICS: TO L.E.;Gregory Smith,M. Elliot: REGIONALSCALEANCESTRAL Foley, DanielJ.*; Umhoefer, Paul J.; Leary, Ryan J.; Burr, THE DAMAGE ISDONE: SESSION NO. 85

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EXPOSED SALT-WALL TERMINATION, BIG GYPSUM VALLEY, COLORADO, USA MONDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2016 85-4 470 Garcia, Jill*; Sweet, D.E.: RECONSTRUCTING THE EVOLUTION OF THE MIDLAND BASIN WITH CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC SURFACES DERIVED FROM FUSULINID BIOSTRATIGRAPHY 85-5 471 Hiramatsu, Reina*; Barth, Andrew; Riggs, Nancy R.; Walker, MORNING ORAL Douglas; Wooden, Joe: EARLY ARC VOLCANIC ACTIVITY RECORDED BY PYROCLASTIC FLOWS, TRIASSIC OF THE TECHNICAL SESSIONS CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA OF CALIFORNIA 85-6 472 Dobbs, Stephen C.*; Riggs, Nancy R.; González-León, Carlos; SESSION NO. 87 Cecil, M. Robinson; Marsaglia, Kathleen M.: THE MIDDLE- T40. Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Fractionation at Extreme UPPER PERMIAN MONOS FORMATION: DETRITAL ZIRCON Conditions: In Honor of Anat Shahar, 2016 MSA Awardee AND STRATIGRAPHIC EVIDENCE FOR LAURENTIAN (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, SUBDUCTION INITIATION, NORTHWESTERN SONORA, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) MEXICO 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 85-7 473 Shukle, John T.*; Barth, A.P.; Wooden, J.L.; Riggs, Nancy R.; Walker, J. Douglas: GEOCHEMISTRY AND DISCRIMINANT Edward Young and Craig Manning, Presiding ANALYSIS OF ZIRCONS FROM TRIASSIC PLUTONIC AND 87-1 8:00 AM Schauble, Edwin A.*: THEORETICAL ESTIMATES OF VOLCANIC ROCKS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA: TRACING STABLE ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION DURING CORE THE ORIGINS OF GRANODIORITE AND IGNIMBRITES FORMATION (Invited Presentation) FOLLOWING ARC INITIATION 87-2 8:20 AM Macris, Catherine A.*; Menold, Carrie A.; Shahar, Anat; 85-8 474 Garber, Joshua M.*; Rioux, Matthew; Vervoort, Jeffrey; Wilford, Young, Edward; Rupard, Robert T.: INTER-MINERAL Diane; Kylander-Clark, Andrew R.C.; Hacker, Bradley R.: IRON ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN UHP ROCKS: GARNET, TITANITE, AND MONAZITE PETROCHRONOLOGY DISEQUILIBRIUM AS A SIGNAL OF HIGH PRESSURE OF WADI TAYIN, OMAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR OPHIOLITE METASOMATISM (Invited Presentation) OBDUCTION AND METAMORPHIC SOLE ASSEMBLY 87-3 8:40 AM Lesher, Charles E*; Barfod, Gry H.; Stausberg, Niklas; Lundstrom, Craig C.: NON-TRADITIONAL STABLE SESSION NO. 86 ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN THE SKAERGAARD T223. Rates in Metamorphism and Tectonism: From Mineral INTRUSION Growth to Orogenesis (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 87-4 8:55 AM Sio, Corliss Kin I.*; Shahar, Anat: IRON ISOTOPES Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and REVEAL A HIGH TEMPERATURE ORIGIN FOR MAIN- Tectonics Division) GROUP PALLASITES 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 87-5 9:10 AM Young, Edward*; Jordan, Michelle: IRON ISOTOPE Authors will be present from 3:30 to 5:30 PM CONSTRAINTS ON PLANETESIMAL CORE FORMATION Booth # IN THE EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM 86-1 475 Maruszczak, Alex D.*; Thompson, Glenn T.; Zalud, Kristy M.; 87-6 9:25 AM Maner, James L.*; London, David: THE BORON ISOTOPIC Stingu, Shanna C.; Fernandez, Courtney R.; Jaeger, Brittaney C.; COMPOSITION OF TOURMALINE FROM PEGMATITES Reed, Gregory J.; MacDonald, James H.: MINERALOGY AND AT THE LITTLE THREE MINE, RAMONA, CALIFORNIA METAMORPHISM OF SHUKSAN BLUESCHIST, EASTON METAMORPHIC SUITE, KACHESS LAKE INLIER, CENTRAL SESSION NO. 88 CASCADES, WASHINGTON Geomorphic Processes in Coastal, Alluvial, Hillslope, and 86-2 476 Kenney, Michael J.S.*; Roeske, Sarah M.; Mulcahy, Sean R.; Extraterrestrial Environments Coble, Matthew A.; Cottle, John M.: RESOLVING THE TIMING 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 OF MINERAL GROWTH AND FABRIC DEVELOPMENT WITH TITANITE U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY Joshua C. Galster and M. Justin Wilkinson, Presiding 86-3 477 Taguchi, Tomoki*; Enami, Masaki; Kouketsu, Yui: PETROLOGICAL 88-1 8:00 AM Lauria, Cara M.*; Bowden, Shelby: MORPHODYNAMICS AND RAMAN SPECTROSCOPICAL STUDY OF PROGRADE OF CAPTAIN SAMS INLET AND KIAWAH SPIT, 1989-2016 METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION IN SULU UHP ROCKS 88-2 8:15 AM Tereszkiewicz, Peter*: STRUCTURE INDUCED 86-4 478 Viete, Daniel R.*; Kelley, Chris S.; Seward, Gareth G.E.; Cinque, LANDFORM CHANGE ALONG THE NORTHERN Gianfelice; Allen, Mark B.; Hacker, Bradley R.: INVESTIGATING YUCATAN COAST METAMORPHIC DRIVERS IN SUBDUCTION ZONES USING 88-3 8:30 AM Edmonds, Douglas*; Hajek, Elizabeth; Downton, Nic; Bryk, RAMAN AND FTIR SPECTROSCOPY Alexander B.: AVULSION FLOW-PATH SELECTION ON 86-5 479 Chu, Xu*; Ague, Jay J.; Podladchikov, Yuri; Tian, Meng: RIVERS IN FORELAND BASINS INTERSEISMIC STRESS TRANSIENTS REVEALED BY 88-4 8:45 AM Wilkinson, M. Justin*: MEGAFANS—SOME NEW FORWARD MODELING OF GARNET GROWTH-DIFFUSION PERSPECTIVES FROM A GLOBAL STUDY PROFILES 88-5 9:00 AM Mouchene, Margaux*; van der Beek, Peter; Mouthereau, 86-6 480 Saintilan, Nicolas J.*: RE-OS SYSTEMATICS OF LÖLLINGITE Frederic; Carcaillet, Julien: CONTROLS ON THE POST- AND ARSENOPYRITE IN GRANULITE FACIES GARNET OROGENIC EVOLUTION OF THE LANNEMEZAN ROCKS: INSIGHTS INTO THE THERMAL EVOLUTION MEGAFAN IN THE NORTHERN PYRENEAN FORELAND: OF THE BROKEN HILL BLOCK DURING THE EARLY INSIGHTS FROM COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE EXPOSURE MESOPROTEROZOIC DATING, MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS AND NUMERICAL 86-7 481 Ibanez-Mejia, Mauricio*; Bloch, Elias; Vervoort, Jeff D.: MODELING TIMESCALES OF COLLISIONAL METAMORPHISM FROM 88-6 9:15 AM Clow, Travis W.*; Behr, Whitney M.; Helper, Mark; Gold, COMBINED SM-ND, LU-HF AND U-PB THERMOCHRONOLOGY Peter; Stockli, Daniel F.: GEOMORPHIC AND INCISION 86-8 482 Axler, Jennifer A.*; Ague, Jay J.: STABILITY OF ZIRCONS AT HISTORY OF THE NORTHERN RIO GRANDE RIVER ULTRAHIGH-TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS GORGE NEAR QUESTA, NEW MEXICO

188 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 90

88-7 9:30 AM Ouchi, Shunji*: FACTORS CONTROLLING THE 89-6 9:55 AM Hacker, David B.*; Biek, Robert F.; Rowley, Peter D.: DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL EROSION STYLES OF CATASTROPHIC COLLAPSE IN LANDFORM VOLCANIC TERRAINS AND THEIR COMMON LINK TO 88-8 9:45 AM Umurhan, Orkan*; White, Oliver Luke; Howard, Alan D.; SUBVOLCANIC MAGMA SYSTEMS Moore, Jeffrey: MODELING SURFACE PROCESSES 89-7 10:10 AM Horsman, Eric*; Currier, Ryan: DETAILS OF SILL AND OCCURRING ON MOONS OF THE OUTER SOLAR LACCOLITH GROWTH IN THE SHALLOW CRUST: SYSTEM COMPARING RESULTS FROM FIELD STUDIES, 10:00 AM BREAK GEOPHYSICS, ANALOG MODELS, AND GEODESY 88-9 10:15 AM Green, Walter S.*; Cole, Rex D.; Hood, William H.: 89-8 10:25 AM Colgan, Joseph P.*; Henry, Christopher D.: ERUPTIVE MINERALOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF GREEN HISTORY, GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND POST-ERUPTION RIVER FORMATION DEBRIS IN WEST SALT CREEK STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE LATE EOCENE LANDSLIDE, WESTERN COLORADO HALL CREEK CALDERA, TOIYABE RANGE, NEVADA 88-10 10:30 AM Thibodeaux-Yost, Singleton*: USING REMOTE SENSING, 89-9 10:40 AM Biek, Robert F.*; Hacker, David B.; Rowley, Peter D.: GEOMORPHOLOGY, AND SOILS TO MAP EPISODIC DISCOVERY AND DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS STREAMS IN DRYLANDS OF THE MARKAGUNT GRAVITY SLIDE, SOUTHWEST UTAH 88-11 10:45 AM Durkin, Paul R.*; Hubbard, Stephen M.; Reimchen, Aaron P.: QUANTIFICATION OF LATERAL ACCRETION VERSES 89-10 10:55 AM Craddock, John P.*; Malone, David H.: KIMBERLITIC INITIATION OF THE EOCENE HEART MOUNTAIN DOWNSTREAM TRANSLATION OF FLUVIAL MEANDER AM BENDS LANDSLIDE, WYOMING 88-12 11:00 AM Laurel, DeAnna J.*; Wohl, Ellen: INFLUENCE OF BEAVER- 89-11 11:10 AM Anders, Mark H.*: LARGE SLIDE BLOCK EMPLACEMENT INDUCED CHANNEL AND FLOODPLAIN GEOMORPHIC MECHANISMS: VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS, FLUID COMPLEXITY ON CATCHMENT SCALE HYDROLOGIC PRESSURE, GRANULAR FLUIDIZATION, AND FLUX IN COLORADO MOUNTAIN STREAMS DECARBONIZATION BY SINTERING

88-13 11:15 AM deWolfe, Giorgia F.*; Godaire, Jeanne E.; Keeney, SESSION NO. 90 David P.: COLORADO FRONT RANGE STREAMFLOW, GEOMORPHOLOGICAL HAZARD AND RAINFALL P2. When Oil and Water Mix: Understanding the Environmental

RELATIONSHIPS, SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2013 Impacts of Shale Development I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; MONDAY GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA 88-14 11:30 AM Galster, Joshua C.*; Del Ciello, Matthew: INCREASING Energy Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division) FLOOD MITIGATION THROUGH THE USE OF BONUS CAPACITY OF DRINKING WATER RESERVOIRS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A 88-15 11:45 AM Smith, Taryn E.*: SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAPPING OF Daniel J. Soeder, Michael Focazio and Douglas B. Kent, Presiding THE VICKSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK AND 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SURROUNDING AREAS IN VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI 90-1 8:10 AM Soeder, Daniel J.*: THE SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT OF SHALE GAS RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES SESSION NO. 89 90-2 8:20 AM Hohn, Michael E.*; Moore, Jessica Pierson; Pool, Susan E.: Recent Advances in Volcanology: Volcanic Phenomena METHODOLOGY FOR RESOURCE ASSESSMENT OF 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 503 THE UTICA SHALE OIL AND GAS PLAY, APPALACHIAN Wendy A. Bohrson and Anita Grunder, Presiding BASIN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 90-3 8:45 AM Russ, David P.*: THE FEDERAL MULTI-AGENCY UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS RESEARCH 8:05 AM INTRODUCTION OF DAY MEDALIST, BY YAN LAVALLEE STRATEGY 8:10 AM Dingwell, Donald B.*: 89-1 ARTHUR L. DAY MEDAL: 90-4 9:15 AM Rowe, Gary*; Betanzo, Elin: WATER DATA TO ANSWER EXPERIMENTAL VOLCANOLOGY: ACCESSING THE URGENT WATER POLICY QUESTIONS: SHALE GAS INACCESSIBLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN 8:30 AM DISCUSSION 90-5 9:35 AM Brantley, Susan L.*; Wendt, Anna K.; Yoxtheimer, David A.; 89-2 8:40 AM Ward, Peter L.*: HOW VARIATIONS IN THE RATES OF Vidic, Radisav: SHALE-GAS IMPACTS IN PENNSYLVANIA EFFUSIVE BASALTIC FLOOD VOLCANISM VERSUS SURFACE WATERS AEROSOL-FORMING EXPLOSIVE VOLCANISM HAVE 90-6 9:55 AM Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.*; Kent, Douglas B.; Croteau, DRIVEN CLIMATE CHANGE AND RATES OF MASS Marie-Noele; Skalak, Katherine J.; Benthem, Adam; Engle, EXTINCTION THROUGHOUT EARTH HISTORY AND Mark A.; Mumford, Adam C.; Akob, Denise M.; Farag, HOW HUMANS HAVE MODIFIED THIS INTERACTION Aida M.; Harper, David D.; Orem, William H.; Haase, Karl B.: 89-3 8:55 AM Head, Elisabet*; Lanzirotti, Antonio: INVESTIGATIONS UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS (UOG) WASTEWATER INTO THE DEGASSING OF NYAMURAGIRA VOLCANO SPILLS: PERSISTENCE OF CONTAMINANTS AND (D.R. CONGO, AFRICA) THROUGH SYNCHROTRON ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH IMPLICATIONS MICRO-XANES ANALYSIS 90-7 10:15 AM Sieverding, Heidi*; Stone, James J.: RECONCILING FOOD- 89-4 9:10 AM Lages, Joao*; Petronis, Michael; Lindline, Jennifer; ENERGY-WATER SECURITY IN NORTHERN GREAT Van Wyk de Vries, Benjamin; Kone, Bakary; Falance, Jeffrey: PLAIN INTRA-CONTINENTAL RIFT VOLCANISM: 90-8 10:35 AM Reeder, Matthew*; Pekney, Natalie: AIR QUALITY PETROLOGICAL, PALEOMAGNETIC AND ROCK AND GREENHOUSE GAS IMPACTS FROM MAGNETIC DATA BEARING LAVA VENT PLUMBING UNCONVENTIONAL NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT AND ERUPTION DYNAMICS AT LEMPTÉGY VOLCANO AND CERRO COLORADO 90-9 10:55 AM Vorhees, Donna J.*; Greenbaum, Daniel S.; Liziewski, Kathryn E.; O’Keefe, Robert M; Shaikh, Rashid: 9:25 AM Weller, Derek James*: 89-5 TEPHROCHRONOLOGY OF THE ASSESSING WHETHER SHALE DEVELOPMENT SOUTHERNMOST ANDEAN SOUTHERN VOLCANIC AFFECTS HUMAN HEALTH ZONE, CHILE 11:15 AM ASSESSMENT PANEL DISCUSSION 9:40 AM BREAK

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SESSION NO. 91 SESSION NO. 92 T2. Reconstructing Environmental Controls on Societal Change T15. Geology and Geochemistry of Carbon Dioxide, Helium, and from Prehistory to Present Day I (GSA Limnogeology Division; Other Low-BTU Natural Gas Systems (GSA Energy Geology GSA Archaeological Geology Division; American Quaternary Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geology Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) and Society Division) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 506 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 Matthew D. Merrill and Marc L. Buursink, Presiding Susann Stolze and Michelle F. Goman, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 92-1 8:05 AM Hesse, Marc A.*; Larson, Toti; Wen, Baole; Sathaye, 91-1 8:05 AM Munoz, Samuel*: FORESTS, FIELDS, AND FLOODS: Kiran J.: PARTITIONING OF NOBLE GASES DURING ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND THE RISE AND FALL SUBSURFACE FLOW OF CAHOKIA (Invited Presentation) 92-2 8:20 AM Merrill, Matthew D.*; Hunt, Andrew G.: REGIONAL 91-2 8:25 AM Andrus, C. Fred T.*: HUMAN ADAPTATION TO SEASONAL HELIUM ACCUMULATION GEOCHEMISTRY, LA BARGE CLIMATE VARIATION IN PREHISTORIC COASTAL PLATFORM, WYOMING SOUTHEASTERN USA 92-3 8:35 AM Broadhead, Ronald F.*: CARBON DIOXIDE AND HELIUM 91-3 8:40 AM Aiuvalasit, Michael J.*: WATER, DROUGHTS, AND GASES IN NEW MEXICO: DISTRIBUTION AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF ANCESTRAL PUEBLOAN RELATION TO OTHER GASES IN THE RESERVOIR COMMUNITIES IN THE JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW (Invited Presentation) MEXICO, AD 1100-1700 92-4 8:50 AM Brennan, Sean T.*: CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE

91-4 8:55 AM Murphy, Laura R.*; Meyer, Jack A.: LANDSCAPE FOR CO2 CHARGE AND MIGRATION WITHIN BRAVO

EVOLUTION AND GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL MODELING, DOME AND POTENTIAL CO2 LEAKAGE TO THE MIDDLE SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, FRESNO AND MADERA SOUTHWEST COUNTIES, CALIFORNIA 92-5 9:05 AM Bickle, Mike J.*; Chapman, Hazel J.; Kampman, Niko; Busch,

91-5 9:10 AM Mullis, Donald J.*; Sperling, Stephanie; Vento, Frank J.; Andreas; Evans, James P.: MIGRATION OF NATURAL CO2 Marine, James; Luckenbach, Al; Dolan, Edward: THE UP A FAULT SYSTEM AT GREEN RIVER, UTAH GEOMORPHOLOGY OF THE PIG POINT SITE (18AN50): 9:20 AM BREAK LANDFORM DEVELOPMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND 9:35 AM Warwick, Peter D.*; Slucher, Ernie R.; DeVera, Christina A.; LONG-TERM HUMAN OCCUPATION 92-6 Lohr, Celeste D.; Doolan, Colin A.: GEOCHEMICAL AND 91-6 9:25 AM Ferbrache, Caleb E.*: LAST CANYON CAVE: A WINDOW NOBLE GAS INDICATORS OF THE ORIGIN OF CARBON INTO THE LATE PLEISTOCENE ENVIRONMENT OF THE DIOXIDE GAS ACCUMULATIONS IN THE GREATER BIGHORN BASIN PERMIAN BASIN 9:40 AM BREAK 92-7 9:50 AM Slucher, Ernie R.*; Warwick, Peter D.; DeVera, Christina A.; 91-7 9:55 AM West, Dixie Lee*; MacInnes, Breanyn; Griswold, Frances; Lohr, Celeste D.; Doolin, Colin A.: STRATIGRAPHIC, Nicolaysen, Kirsten; Hatfield, Virginia; Savinetsky, Arkady; SPATIAL, AND STRUCTURAL STYLE OF NATURAL Okuno, Mitsuru: INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN THE CARBON DIOXIDE GAS ACCUMULATIONS IN THE ISLANDS OF THE FOUR MOUNTAINS, ALASKA GREATER PERMIAN BASIN 91-8 10:10 AM Hatfield, Virginia*; West, Dixie L.; Bruner, Kale M.; 92-8 10:05 AM Darrah, Thomas H.*; Poreda, Robert; Whyte, Colin; Maletic, Nicolaysen, Kirsten P.; Savinetsky, Arkady; Krylovich, Erica Lynn; Gonzales, David A.: EVALUATING THE

Olga A.; Vasyukov, Dmitrii; Okuno, Mitsuru: PREHISTORIC GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF HELIUM, CO2, AND RESILIENCE IN THE ISLANDS OF THE FOUR LOW-BTU HYDROCARBON RESERVOIRS IN THE CRUST MOUNTAINS (Invited Presentation) 91-9 10:25 AM Savinetsky, Arkady*; Hatfield, Virginia; Khasanov, Bulat; 92-9 10:20 AM Gragg, Evan J.*; van Wijk, Jolante; Balch, Robert: 1D BASIN Krylovich, Olga; Vasyukov, Dmitrii; West, Dixie Lee: MODELING: A USEFUL TECHNIQUE FOR GEOLOGIC DISTRIBUTION OF ANCIENT SETTLEMENTS IN THE CARBON STORAGE EVALUATION COASTAL ZONE OF THE BERING SEA REGION 92-10 10:35 AM Hills, Denise J.*; Pashin, Jack C.; McIntyre-Redden, 91-10 10:40 AM Nicolaysen, K.P.*; Sheffer, Sam H.; Hatfield, Virginia L.; Marcella R.: INVESTIGATING THE EASTERN GULF OF Bartlett, Thomas; West, Dixie L.; Bruner, Kale M.: MEXICO FOR POTENTIAL GEOLOGIC STORAGE OF

SOURCING PREHISTORIC OBSIDIAN TOOLS IN THE CO2 ISLANDS OF FOUR MOUNTAINS, ALASKA 92-11 10:50 AM Pashin, Jack C.*; Jin, Guohai; Hills, Denise J.; Meng, 91-11 10:55 AM Persico, Lyman P.*; Lanman, Henry R.; Nicolaysen, Jingyao: EVOLUTION OF GIANT SALT PILLOWS IN THE Kirsten P.; West, Dixie L.; Hatfield, Virginia; Izbekov, Pavel; DESTIN DOME AREA, EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO: Okuno, Mitsuru; Bruner, Kale M.; Savinetsky, Arkady: LINKS IMPLICATIONS FOR PETROLEUM EXPLORATION AND

BETWEEN GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES, CLIMATE, AND GEOLOGIC CO2 STORAGE HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN THE ISLANDS OF THE FOUR MOUNTAINS, ALASKA SESSION NO. 93 91-12 11:10 AM Okuno, Mitsuru*; Izbekov, Pavel; Nicolaysen, Kirsten P.; T26. Biogeochemical Redox Cycling of Metals and Radionuclides Nakamura, Toshio; Savinetsky, Arkady; Vasyukov, Dmitrii; (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Krylovich, Olga A.; Miranda, Jonathan; Deacon, Emily; Division) Loopesko, Lydia L.; Hatfield, Virginia; Bruner, Kale M.; West, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 302 Dixie L.: THE EFFECT OF HOLOCENE ERUPTIONS ON PREHISTORIC HABITATIONS IN THE ISLANDS OF FOUR Karrie A. Weber and Kate M. Campbell, Presiding MOUNTAINS, ALASKA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 11:25 AM DISCUSSION 93-1 8:05 AM Gu, Baohua*: NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER ON THE REDOX TRANSFORMATION AND CYCLING OF METALS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE ENVIRONMENT

190 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 94

93-2 8:20 AM Ziegler, Brady A.*; Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.; Ng, G.-H. Crystal; SESSION NO. 94 Schreiber, Madeline E.: A MASS BALANCE APPROACH T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: TO INVESTIGATE AS CYCLING IN A PETROLEUM Rehabilitating or Accommodating Altered Hydrologic HYDROCARBON PLUME and Sediment Regimes (GSA Quaternary Geology and 93-3 8:35 AM Duroe, Kiersten*; Mills, Jonathan; Wullschleger, Stan; Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Sebestyen, Stephen D.; Kinsman-Costello, Lauren E.; Geology Division) Herndon, Elizabeth: IRON REDOX CYCLING AND 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 IMPACTS ON PHOSPHORUS SOLUBILITY IN TUNDRA AND BOREAL ECOSYSTEMS Sara L. Rathburn, L. Allan James and Bruce Rhoads, Presiding 93-4 8:50 AM Swanner, Elizabeth*; Wittkop, Chad; Lambrecht, Nicholas; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Katsev, Sergei: ESTABLISHMENT OF EARLY OCEAN 94-1 8:05 AM Beck, William*; Isenhart, Tom; Moore, Peter; Schilling, ANALOGS IN MIDWESTERN FERRUGINOUS LAKES: Keith; Schultz, Richard; Tomer, Mark D.: CHANNEL KEYS TO THE EVOLUTION OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL MORPHOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF LARGE-SCALE (IRON) CYCLING (Invited Presentation) LANDSCAPE RESTORATION IN CENTRAL IOWA, USA 93-5 9:10 AM Kettler, Richard M.*; He, Yongsheng; Ke, Shan; Loope, 94-2 8:20 AM James, L. Allan*: HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC David B.; Weber, Karrie A.: LIMITED IRON ISOTOPE TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS FOR RIVER MANAGEMENT FRACTIONATION IN CONCRETIONS PRODUCED BY 94-3 8:35 AM Brierley, Gary*: LINKING SCIENCE TO PRACTICE: IRON-OXIDIZING BACTERIA, NAVAJO SANDSTONE, TOOLS TO ASSESS RIVER STATUS AND GUIDE UTAH (USA) REHABILITATION TO OPTIMIZE RIVER BASIN AM 93-6 9:25 AM Loope, David B.*; Kettler, Richard M.: EPISODES OF MANAGEMENT (Invited Presentation) MICROBIAL SIDERITE OXIDATION PRODUCE DIVERSE 94-4 8:55 AM Booth, Derek B.*; Scholz, Jenna G.; Beechie, Timothy J.; IRON-OXIDE MORPHOLOGIES AND RECORD UPLIFT Ralph, Stephen C.: INTEGRATING RESTORATION OF BEDROCK AQUIFERS (Invited Presentation) APPROACHES TO IMPROVE RECOVERY OF 9:45 AM BREAK ENDANGERED SALMONIDS IN THE PACIFIC 93-7 9:55 AM Herndon, Elizabeth*; Havig, Jeff; Singer, David M.; NORTHWEST, USA McCormick, Mike; Kump, Lee R.: INVESTIGATING FE AND 94-5 9:10 AM Singer, Jill*; Manley, T.O.; Manley, Patricia; Bajo, Jorge; MN GEOCHEMISTRY IN SEDIMENTS OF A REDOX- Franks, Brandon; Fuller, Lana; Kraft, Matthew; Luther, MONDAY STRATIFIED LAKE Brandon; Miller, Nicholas; Monninger, Steven; Pfender, 93-8 10:15 AM Healy, Olivia M.*; Pan, Donald; Soucheck, Jesse; Yang, Katherine; Ruhl, Steven; St. Germain, Clara; Torsey, Allison: Wendy H.; Hollis, Gregory; Nolan, Jason P.; LaMere, A RIVER IN TRANSITION: A QUARTER CENTURY OF Brandon; Anderson, Christopher L.; Kiat, Rebecca; Silver, CHANGE FOR THE BUFFALO RIVER, BUFFALO, NY Whendee L.; Fernando, Samodha C.; Weber, Karrie A.: 94-6 9:25 AM Gran, Karen B.*; Cho, Se Jong; Wilcock, Peter R.; Belmont, MICROBIALLY-CATALYSED ANAEROBIC METAL REDOX Patrick; Hobbs, Ben: WATERSHED-SCALE MANAGEMENT CYCLING BY AN ACIDOPHILIC, GEOBACTER SP. FOR FINE SEDIMENT LOADING: BALANCING FEAM09 ALTERNATIVE RESTORATION SCENARIOS FROM 93-9 10:30 AM Carmichael, Sarah K.*; Cashay, Mara L.; Carson, BANK STABILIZATION TO WATER RETENTION (Invited Michael; Hughes, Andrew; Madritch, Michael; Bräuer, Presentation) Suzanna L.: MANGANESE OXIDES IN CAVES - IN SITU 94-7 9:45 AM Flessa, Karl W.*; Kendy, Eloise; Schlatter, Karen; Delta BIOINDICATOR EXPERIMENTS CAN REVEAL Science Team, The: TWO YEARS AFTER THE FLOW: ENZYMATIC PATHWAYS OF MN(II) OXIDATION HYDROLOGIC AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE 93-10 10:45 AM Kong, Kyeong Pil*; Heaney, Peter J.; Ling, Florence T.; 2014 ENVIRONMENTAL FLOW TO THE COLORADO Post, Jeffrey E.; Stubbs, Joanne E.; Eng, Peter J.: TIME- RIVER DELTA RESOLVED SYNCHROTRON X-RAY DIFFRACTION 94-8 10:00 AM Bair, Russell*; Schenk, Edward R.; Tobin, Benjamin W.; AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF REDOX REACTIONS Childres, Hampton: POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON NATIVE BETWEEN AQUEOUS CR(III) AND TRICLINIC NA- AND INVASIVE FISH HABITAT IN BRIGHT ANGEL BIRNESSITE CREEK (AZ) WITH THE REDESIGN OF GRAND CANYON 93-11 11:00 AM Kulp, Thomas R.*; Starbuck, Nicholas C.; Dovick, WATER INTAKE INFRASTRUCTURE Meghan A.; Adhikari, Jishnu; Braiotta, Franco: 10:15 AM BREAK MICROBIOLOGICAL ANTIMONY CYCLING IN A 94-9 10:30 AM Chapman, K.*; Parnell, R.; Smith, M. Elliot; Grams, Paul E.; DIVERSITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS Mueller, Erich R.: EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS 93-12 11:15 AM Bargar, John R.*; Bone, Sharon; Boye, Kristin; Cardarelli, AND LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF EXPERIMENTAL Emily; Janot, Noemie; Noel, Vincent; Williams, Kenneth H.; FLOODS ON THE COLORADO RIVER IN THE MARBLE Francis, Chris; Fendorf, Scott: MOLECULAR CONTROLS CANYON REACH OF GRAND CANYON, AZ OVER URANIUM BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN THE UPPER 94-10 10:45 AM Mueller, Erich R.*; Schmidt, John C.; Topping, David J.: COLORADO RIVER BASIN: A REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE POST-DAM GEOMORPHIC TRANSFORMATION OF THE 93-13 11:30 AM Nolan, Jason P.*; Elofson, Chris; Bone, Sharon; Campbell, COLORADO RIVER IN ITS DELTA AND IMPLICATIONS Kate M.; Snow, Daniel; Bargar, John R.; Weber, Karrie A.: FOR CONTROLLED FLOW RELEASES SURFACE COMPLEXATION OF URANIUM(VI) 94-11 11:00 AM Morgan, Jacob A.*; Nelson, Peter A.: NUMERICAL IN SUBOXIC AQUIFERS IN THE PRESENCE OF SIMULATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF VARIATIONS IN URANIUM(IV) MINERALS CHANNEL WIDTH ON THE MORPHODYNAMICS OF 93-14 11:45 AM Campbell, Kate M.*; Schaper, Jonas; Fuller, Christopher C.; GRAVEL-BED RIVERS Aiken, George R.; Rand, Tace; Kane, Tyler: URANIUM 94-12 11:15 AM Milhous, Robert T.*: QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF INTERACTIONS WITH DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER: SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND CHANNEL MAINTENANCE IMPLICATIONS FOR MOBILITY IN NATURAL WATER CAPACITY OF RIVERS 94-13 11:30 AM Pavlowsky, Robert T.*; Pierson, Matthew C.; Voss, Josh; Weedman, Nichole: RESTORATION AND LONG-TERM RECOVERY OF CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT IN BIG RIVER, OLD LEAD BELT, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

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94-14 11:45 AM Fairley, Helen C.*; Sankey, Joel B.; Caster, Joshua; East, REACTIVATION EXPERIMENT IN SHALES (MONT TERRI Amy E.: SUSTAINING ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN A FS EXPERIMENT, SWITZERLAND) SEDIMENT-DEPRIVED ECOSYSTEM: DESIGNING A MONITORING PROGRAM TO ASSESS GLEN CANYON SESSION NO. 96 DAM EFFECTS ON DOWNSTREAM ARCHAEOLOGICAL T71. A Centennial Celebration of Geology and Hydrology in the RESOURCES IN GLEN AND GRAND CANYONS, National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management I ARIZONA (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) SESSION NO. 95 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D T64. Injection-Induced Earthquakes: Geologic and Operational Bruce Heise, F. Edwin Harvey and Jason P. Kenworthy, Presiding Constraints, Seismic Hazard, Mitigation, and Societal Impact 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BY SESSION CHAIRS (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering 8:05 AM INTRODUCTION OF GSA PRESIDENT’S MEDALIST, BY Geology Division) JON PRICE 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 96-1 8:10 AM Andrews, Sarah*: GSA PRESIDENT’S MEDAL: AN William Luther Yeck and Matthew Weingarten, Presiding ESSENTIAL STATE OF WONDER: INTERPRETING SCIENCE IN THE PARKS 95-1 8:00 AM Mcnamara, Daniel E.*; Hayes, Gavin P.; McMahon, Nicole; Aster, Richard; Holland, Austin; Herrmann, 96-2 8:30 AM Miller, Anne E.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Schenk, Edward R.; Robert B.; Briggs, Richard W.; Benz, H.; Williams, Henderek, Robyn L.: PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCE Robert; Wald, David J.; Earle, Paul S.; Leith, William: SIGNIFICANCE AND VULNERABILITY IN THE GRAND CHARACTERIZATION OF NEWLY REACTIVATED CANYON AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE FAULTING AND POTENTIAL SHAKING HAZARD TO TRANSCANYON PIPELINE REPLACEMENT NATIONAL STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE NEAR 96-3 8:45 AM Schenk, Edward R.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Thornton, Richard; CUSHING OKLAHOMA (Invited Presentation) Stillman, Jennifer; Childres, Hampton; Valle, Cynthia M.: 95-2 8:15 AM McMahon, Nicole*; Aster, Richard: THE 6 NOVEMBER 2011 AN OVERVIEW OF SURFACE WATER STUDIES OF M5.6 PRAGUE, OKLAHOMA AFTERSHOCK SEQUENCE DESERT SPRING FED STREAMS RELATED TO THE STUDIED USING SUBSPACE DETECTION LARGE-SCALE REPLACEMENT OF THE TRANSCANYON PIPELINE IN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK 95-3 8:30 AM Cullen, Andrew*: REVISITING THE PRAGUE, OKLAHOMA, EARTHQUAKES, NATURAL,TRIGGERED, OR INDUCED: 96-4 9:00 AM Valdez, Andrew D.*: USING LIDAR-DERIVED DIGITAL NO SIMPLE ANSWER ELEVATION MODELS TO DETERMINE NATURAL STREAM CHANNELS AT GREAT SAND DUNES 95-4 8:45 AM Bidgoli, Tandis S.*; Holubnyak, Eugene; Doveton, John H.; NATIONAL PARK & PRESERVE, COLORADO Watney, W. Lynn; FazelAlavi, Mina: FAR-FIELD RESERVOIR PRESSURE INCREASES AND SEISMICITY IN SOUTH- 96-5 9:15 AM Zimbelman, James R.*; Valdez, Andrew D.; Cartwright, CENTRAL KANSAS Samuel; Sierleja, Michael; Johnson, Molly B.; Thomas, Mikayla M.: MONITORING ACTIVE SAND DUNES 95-5 9:00 AM Smith, Sarah*; Brudzinski, Michael; Currie, Brian S.; AT GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK AND Skoumal, Robert: DETERMINING THE CAUSES OF PRESERVE, COLORADO RECENT SEISMICITY IN JOHNSON COUNTY, TX 96-6 9:30 AM Weary, David J.*; Orndorff, Randall C.: GEOLOGIC 95-6 9:15 AM Walter, Jake*; Frohlich, Cliff; Bilek, Susan L.; Borgfeldt, CONTEXT OF LARGE KARST SPRINGS AND CAVES IN Taylor M.: WEST TEXAS-NEW MEXICO SEISMICITY: THE OZARK NATIONAL SCENIC RIVERWAYS (ONSR), INDUCED AND NATURAL SEQUENCES ALONG OLD SOUTHERN MISSOURI TECTONIC FEATURES 96-7 9:45 AM Pate, Dale L.*: A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF 9:30 AM BREAK NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CAVE AND KARST 95-7 9:45 AM Shirzaei, Manoochehr*: SURFACE UPLIFT AND TIME- PROGRAM MANAGEMENT DEPENDENT SEISMIC HAZARD DUE TO FLUID- 96-8 10:00 AM Hippensteel, Scott P.*: CARBONATE ROCKS AND CIVIL INJECTION: CASE STUDIES FROM TEXAS AND WAR INFANTRY TACTICS: CASE STUDIES FROM CIVIL KANSAS (Invited Presentation) WAR BATTLEFIELDS PRESERVED BY THE NATIONAL 95-8 10:00 AM Block, Lisa V.*; Wood, Christopher K.; King, Vanessa M.: PARK SERVICE IDENTIFICATION OF FAULT PATTERNS FROM INDUCED 96-9 10:15 AM Calzia, James P.*; Rämö, O. Tapani: WHAT DRIVES EARTHQUAKES AT PARADOX VALLEY, COLORADO: EXTENSION IN DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, CA INFERENCES ABOUT TRIGGERING AND MAXIMUM MAGNITUDE (Invited Presentation) 96-10 10:30 AM Tweet, Justin S.*; Santucci, Vincent L.; Connors, Tim: AN UPDATED INVENTORY OF PALEONTOLOGICAL 95-9 10:15 AM Brown, Megan R.M.*; Ge, Shemin; Sheehan, Anne F.; Nakai, RESOURCES FROM THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE’S Jenny S.: NUMERICAL MODELING OF WASTEWATER MOJAVE DESERT INVENTORY & MONITORING INJECTION AND INDUCED SEISMICITY IN GREELEY, NETWORK COLORADO 96-11 10:45 AM Pardo, Justin R.*; Pelaez, Jess; McClure, Sheila; Baughman, 95-10 10:30 AM Currie, Brian S.*; Brudzinski, Michael; Skoumal, Robert: Jenna T.: UNRAVELING THE MYSTERIES OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE PROXIMITY OF MOJAVE: AN INNOVATIVE INTERDISCIPLINARY WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AND HYDRAULIC APPROACH TO ECOSYSTEM UNDERSTANDING FRACTURING TO CRYSTALLINE BASEMENT AND INDUCED SEISMICITY, CENTRAL AND EASTERN 96-12 11:00 AM Becker, Richard A.*; Tikoff, Basil; Marcott, Shaun A.: UNITED STATES DATING THE DEGLACIATION OF TUOLUMNE MEADOWS AND LYELL CANYON IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK 95-11 10:45 AM Murray, Kyle E.*: SEISMIC MOMENT VERSUS WATER: WITH 10BE A STUDY OF MARKET FORCES AND REGULATORY ACTIONS 96-13 11:15 AM Weeks, Don P.*: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AND NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE 95-12 11:00 AM Guglielmi, Yves*; de Barros, Louis; Nussbaum, Christophe; ADMINISTRATION: A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO Birkholzer, Jens; Cappa, Frederic: FIRST RESULTS OF ADDRESS PARK RESOURCE CONCERNS THROUGH ASEISMIC FAULT SLIP AND LEAKAGE PRECEDING AN APPLICATION OF GEOSPATIAL IMAGERY EARTHQUAKE INDUCED DURING AN IN SITU FAULT

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96-14 11:30 AM Wise, Donald*: APPALACHIAN TRAIL: TECTONICS AND 98-1 8:05 AM Bourgeois, Joanne*: UNEARTHING THE HISTORY OF GEO-POETRY (Invited Presentation) WOMEN IN GEOSCIENCES, WITH A TRIBUTE TO MICHELE ALDRICH SESSION NO. 97 98-2 8:20 AM Clary, Renee M.*: ETHELDRED BENETT: THE FIRST T82. Methodological Decision Making in Geoscience Education LADY GEOLOGIST WAS A PALEONTOLOGIST AND A Research (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National STRATIGRAPHER Association of Geoscience Teachers) 98-3 8:35 AM Lohff, Kathy*: THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF GEOLOGY 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF 98-4 8:50 AM Torrens, Hugh*: MARY ANNING JUNIOR (1799-1847): AN Katherine Ryker, Nicole LaDue, Todd D. Ellis and Kim A. Cheek, Presiding EXTRAORDINARY ENGLISH GEOLOGICAL PIONEER (Invited Presentation) 97-1 8:00 AM Sexton, Julie M.*; Newman, Harmony; Bergstrom, Cassendra; Pugh, Kevin; Riggs, Eric M.; Phillips, Michael: 98-5 9:10 AM Davidson, Jane P.*: LEARN ALL THEE CAN: THE ROLE MIXED METHODS STUDY TO INVESTIGATE SEXIST OF JULIA COPE COLLINS (1866-1958) IN THE HISTORY EXPERIENCES ENCOUNTERED BY UNDERGRADUATE OF PALEONTOLOGY GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS (Invited Presentation) 98-6 9:25 AM Aldrich, Michele*; Leviton, Alan E.: MIGNON TALBOT 97-2 8:15 AM Ward, Emily M. Geraghty*; Semken, Steven; Libarkin, (1869-1950), GEOLOGIST Julie C.: A MIXED-METHODS APPROACH TO 9:40 AM DISCUSSION ASSESSMENT DESIGN THAT INCORPORATES 9:50 AM BREAK CULTURE AND PLACE AM 98-7 10:05 AM Brice, William R.*: KATHERINE VAN WINKLE PALMER 97-3 8:30 AM Dunkle, Kallina*: USING MIXED-METHODS TO EVALUATE (1895-1982): THE LADY AND HER FOSSILS A “FLIPPED” HYDROGEOLOGY COURSE 98-8 10:20 AM Buchholtz, Emily A.*: TILLY EDINGER (1897-1967) 97-4 8:45 AM Locke, Sharon*; Bracey, Georgia: MIXED-METHODS AND THE BEGINNINGS OF VERTEBRATE RESEARCH TO EXAMINE PARTICIPANT MOTIVATIONS PALEONEUROLOGY IN INFORMAL GEOSCIENCE LEARNING 98-9 10:35 AM Hill, Christopher L.*: THE SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS 97-5 9:00 AM Cheek, Kim A.*; Stark, Lauryn A.: USING CONTENT OF ELINOR WIGHT GARDNER, EARLY TWENTIETH ANALYSIS TO INVESTIGATE THE TREATMENT OF CENTURY EXPLORER AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALE IN K-8 SCIENCE GEOSCIENTIST MONDAY STANDARDS AND TEXTBOOKS 98-10 10:50 AM Sack, Dorothy*: BLOOD, SAND, AND ICE: MID- 9:15 AM DISCUSSION: MIXED-METHODS GER TWENTIETH CENTURY GEOMORPHOLOGIST 97-6 9:30 AM Lukes, Laura A.*: FROM ANECDOTE TO QUALITATIVE CUCHLAINE A.M. KING DATA: CRUCIAL ROLE OF REPORTING 98-11 11:05 AM Meyer, Herbert W.*; Buskirk, Bret L.: THE SIGNIFICANT METHODOLOGICAL CHOICES AND RATIONALE INVOLVEMENT OF WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND (Invited Presentation) CONSERVATION AT THE FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS, 97-7 9:45 AM Dolphin, Glenn*: RELIABILTIY AND VALIDITY IN COLORADO QUALITATIVE RESEARCH: STRATEGIES TO ENSURE 98-12 11:20 AM Stricker, Beth*: DARING TO DIG: A TRAVELING THE RIGOR OF YOUR RESEARCH EXHIBITION ON THE HISTORY OF WOMEN IN 97-8 10:00 AM Roemmele, Christopher Marc*: TO BIAS OR TOO BIASED: AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY UTILIZING PARTICIPANT-AS-OBSERVER ROLE AS A 11:35 AM DISCUSSION RESEARCH STRATEGY 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 97-9 10:15 AM Callahan, Caitlin N.*; Petcovic, Heather; Baker, Kathleen M.: DO ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS? COMPARING AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDS OF SESSION NO. 99 REASONING IN THE FIELD T109. Karst Hydrology: New Insights of Dynamic Aquifer Systems 10:30 AM DISCUSSION: QUALITATIVE GER (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Karst Division; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; Karst Waters Institute) 97-10 10:45 AM Stempien, Jennifer*: HOW IMPORTANT IS THAT 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT RESULT? BEING MINDFUL OF P-VALUES IN SCIENCE EDUCATION Andrew Luhmann and Carol Wicks, Presiding RESEARCH (Invited Presentation) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 97-11 11:00 AM Czajka, C. Doug*; McConnell, David A.: EVIDENCE 99-1 8:05 AM Zappitello, Sarah J.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Jones, Natalie: FOR VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY IN GEOSCIENCE AQUIFER STRUCTURE REVEALED BY CAVES AND DYE EDUCATION RESEARCH: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE TRACE, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK INTEGRATE RESEARCH PROJECT 99-2 8:20 AM Golab, James A.*; Smith, Jon J.: EFFECTS OF BIOGENIC 97-12 11:15 AM Nuhfer, Edward*; Wirth, Karl R.; Fleisher, Steven C.; Cogan, POROSITY ON THE PETROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES Christopher B.; Gaze, Eric: A TIME FOR NUMERACY: OF THE KARSTIC LOWER CRETACEOUS GLEN ROSE RESOLVING WHETHER OR NOT PEOPLE CAN LIMESTONE, BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS ACCURATELY SELF-ASSESS THEIR COMPETENCE 99-3 8:35 AM Dedeaux, Lenee*: APPLYING DATA MINING TECHNIQUES 11:30 AM DISCUSSION: QUANTITATIVE GER AND WRAP-UP TO CAPTURE OUTLIERS IN GROUNDWATER LEVEL DATA: A CASE STUDY OF EDWARDS AQUIFER, SESSION NO. 98 CENTRAL TEXAS T97. Unearthing the History of Women in Geosciences (GSA 99-4 8:50 AM Schwartz, Benjamin F.*; Covington, Matthew D.; Ficco, History and Philosophy of Geology Division; History of Earth Katarina Kosič; Myre, Joseph; Thaler, Evan: TWO YEARS Sciences Society; GSA Geology and Society Division) OF CONTINUOUS DATA FROM THE OMEGA CAVE 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 SYSTEM: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED SO FAR? (Invited Presentation) Joanne Bourgeois, Kathleen Lohff and Renee M. Clary, Presiding 99-5 9:10 AM Polk, Jason*; Mitchell, Logan; McClanahan, Kegan; Shelley, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Adam; Powell, Matt: ADVANCING KARST HYDROLOGIC UNDERSTANDING THROUGH LONG-TERM

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MONITORING OF STORM RESPONSES IN A COMPLEX 100-7 10:05 AM Schmadel, Noah M.*; Ward, Adam S.; Lowry, Christopher S.; AQUIFER SYSTEM Malzone, Jonathan M.: HYPORHEIC EXCHANGE 99-6 9:25 AM Ham, Brian*; Miller, Ben: BRIDGING THE GAP: CONTROLLED BY DYNAMIC STREAM AND HILLSLOPE EXAMINING AN UNDOCUMENTED COMPONENT OF FLUCTUATIONS (Invited Presentation) THE KARST HYDROLOGY OF TENNESSEE 100-8 10:25 AM Wlostowski, Adam*; Gooseff, Michael; McKnight, Diane M.; 9:40 AM BREAK Lyons, Berry: HYPORHEIC EXCHANGE EXPLAINS CHEMOSTASIS IN GLACIAL MELTWATER STREAMS, 99-7 9:55 AM Toran, Laura*; Berglund, James L.; Crowley, Rachel; ANTARCTICA Herman, Ellen K.; Barna, Joshua: REVISITING SPRING CLASSIFICATION USING CONTINUOUS DATA 100-9 10:40 AM Price, Katie*: NETWORK ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS IN LOGGERS (Invited Presentation) URBAN HYDROLOGY: EXAMPLES FROM ATLANTA 99-8 10:15 AM Berglund, James L.*; Toran, Laura; Herman, Ellen K.; 100-10 10:55 AM Xia, Qiang*: DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF GROUNDWATER Vesper, Dorothy J.: VARIATIONS IN REE SIGNATURES AS INFLOWS DURING TUNNEL EXCAVATION INDICATORS OF RECHARGE AREA AND FLOW PATH 100-11 11:10 AM Konikow, Leonard F.*; Archfield, Stacey A.; Hirsch, LENGTH IN KARST SPRINGS Robert M.: RELATIONS BETWEEN GROUNDWATER 99-9 10:30 AM Jenson, Aubri*: DEEP HORIZONS: A GIS TOOL AND STREAMFLOW DEPLETIONS TO FORWARD-MODEL SECONDARY POROSITY 100-12 11:25 AM Condon, Laura E.*; Maxwell, Reed M.: EVALUATING DEVELOPMENT IN CARBONATE PLATFORMS GROUNDWATER SURFACE WATER INTERACTIONS 99-10 10:45 AM Jeannin, Pierre-Yves*: KARST HYDROLOGY & ACROSS THE CONTINENTAL U.S. WITH AN ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INTEGRATED HYDROLOGIC MODEL (Invited THE SOIL SUB-SYSTEM (Invited Presentation) Presentation) 99-11 11:05 AM Sukop, Michael C.*; Pilar, Nicholas; Garcia, Sade’ Maria; 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Florea, Lee J.: 3D PRINTED KARST LIMESTONE CORE FOR APPARENT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY SESSION NO. 101 MEASUREMENT UNDER NON-DARCIAN FLOW T113. Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology 99-12 11:20 AM Blackwood, Kevin*; Sanders, Lainee A.; Gantt-Blackwood, (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Stacy I.: THE ROLE OF HYPOGENE SPELEOGENESIS IN Geology and Society Division) THE EVOLUTION AND FUNCTION OF HYDROTHERMAL 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 502 FEATURES IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, R.H. Becker and Mohamed Ahmed, Presiding WYOMING 101-1 8:00 AM Amer, Reda*; Kolker, Alexander; Muscietta, Annelise: 11:35 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS AN IMPROVED WATER INDEX FOR MAPPING SUBPIXEL WETLAND INUNDATION AND ITS UTILITY SESSION NO. 100 IN UNDERSTANDING THE GEOLOGY OF LAND AREA T112. Quantifying Groundwater/Surface Water Interactions in the CHANGE Field and on the Computer (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 101-2 8:15 AM Cohen, Sagy*; Brakenridge, G. Robert; Kettner, Albert: 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 NEAR REAL TIME RIVER DISCHARGE OBSERVATION Andrea E. Brookfield, Christopher S. Lowry and Mark B. Hausner, Presiding AND FLOOD INUNDATION MAPPING USING SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 101-3 8:30 AM Eggleston, Jack*; Decker, Jeremy D.; Jones, John W.; KIM, 100-1 8:15 AM Singha, Kamini*; Gonzalez-Pinzon, Ricardo; Ward, Adam S.; Jin Woo; LU, Zhong; Zhu, Zhiliang: APPLICATION OF Hatch, Christine E.; Wlostowski, Adam; Gooseff, Michael N.; REMOTELY-SENSED SURFACE-WATER INUNDATION Haggerty, Roy; Harvey, Judson W.; Brock, James T.; DATA TO CALIBRATE A COUPLED GROUNDWATER Cirpka, Olaf A.: A FIELD COMPARISON OF MULTIPLE SURFACE-WATER MODEL OF THE GREAT DISMAL TECHNIQUES TO QUANTIFY SURFACE WATER- SWAMP IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA, USA GROUNDWATER INTERACTIONS (Invited Presentation) 101-4 8:45 AM Becker, R.H.*; Cline, Michael: ASSESSING WATER 100-2 8:35 AM Rhodes, K.*; Knappett, P.S.K.; Rowley, T.; Tebo, D.; Miller, BUDGET IN THE SUDD MARSHES USING GRACE AND G.R.; Giardino, J.R.; Dimova, N.T.: QUANTIFYING WATER MODIS, 2003-2016 EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE BRAZOS RIVER AND THE BRAZOS RIVER ALLUVIAL AQUIFER USING HIGH 101-5 9:00 AM Ahmed, Mohamed*; Sultan, Mohamed; Elbayoumi, TEMPORAL RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS Tamer M.: PROJECTING GRACE-DERIVED TERRESTRIAL WATER STORAGE (TWS) DATA OVER 100-3 8:50 AM Leslie, Deborah L.*; Czarnecki, John B.; Reba, Michele L.: THE AFRICAN WATERSHEDS EVALUATION OF A RECHARGE PIT/BASIN WITHIN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY ALLUVIAL AQUIFER IN 101-6 9:15 AM Gottschalk, Ian Paul*; Lakshmi, Venkat: A REMOTE NORTHEAST ARKANSAS SENSING MASS BALANCE APPROACH TO ESTIMATING SPATIAL RECHARGE IN CALIFORNIA’S CENTRAL 100-4 9:05 AM Rostron, Benjamin J.*: SOIL MOISTURE AS A PROXY VALLEY AQUIFERS FOR GROUNDWATER FLOW: INFLUENCE ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THREE SPECIES OF SPIRANTHES 9:30 AM BREAK (ORCHIDACEAE) 101-7 9:45 AM Driscoll, Jessica M.*; Hay, Lauren E.; McCabe, Gregory J.; 100-5 9:20 AM Fields, Jon Jay*; Halihan, Todd: HYDROGEOPHYSICAL Bock, Andrew R.: SPATIOTEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF FIELD DATA AND MODELING OF MANURE SNOW DEPLETION CURVES DERIVED FROM SNODAS APPLICATION IN KARST FOR THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES, 2004-2013 100-6 9:35 AM Irvine, Dylan J.*; Briggs, Martin A.; Lautz, Laura K.; 101-8 10:00 AM Robson, Benjamin Aubrey*; Pulwicki, Alexandra; Stearns, McKenzie, Jeffrey M.; Gordon, Ryan P.; Cartwright, Ian; Leigh; Hölbling, Daniel; Koller, Max; Nielsen, Pål Ringkjøb: Scruggs, Courtney: ADVANCES IN THE AUTOMATION A FULLY AUTOMATED, MULTI-SENSOR ASSESSMENT OF DIURNAL SIGNAL ANALYSIS FOR STREAMBED OF TERMINUS POSITION AND ICEBERG DENSITY OF PROPERTIES AND VERTICAL WATER FLUX HELHEIM OUTLET GLACIER, GREENLAND 9:50 AM BREAK 101-9 10:15 AM Sultan, Mohamed*; Ahmed, Mohamed; Sturchio, Neil; Al Sefry, Saleh; Emil, Mustafa; Abuabdullah, Mazen M.; Othman, Abdullah Ghurmu: A GEOCHEMICAL,

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GEOPHYSICAL, AND REMOTE SENSING-BASED EVAPORITE DEPOSITS IN THE EOCENE GREEN RIVER APPROACH FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE AGE, FORMATION? ORIGIN, AND SUSTAINABLE UTILIZATION OF FOSSIL 102-9 10:35 AM Jagniecki, Elliot*; Lowenstein, Tim K.; Demicco, Robert V.; AQUIFERS IN SAHARAN AFRICA AND ARABIA Baddouh, M’bark; Carroll, Alan R.; Beard, Brian L.; Johnson, 101-10 10:30 AM Parizek, Richard R.*; Parizek, Katarin A.; EL-Gohary, AMR; Clark M.: PALEOHYDROLOGY OF SPRING DEPOSITS IN Walters, Elizabeth J.; Alexander, Shelton; Gold, David P.: THE WILKINS PEAK MEMBER OF THE EOCENE GREEN SATELLITE AND HYDROGEOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS RIVER FORMATION, BRIDGER BASIN, WY REVEAL IMMINENT DESTRUCTION, WORLD HERITAGE 102-10 10:50 AM Andeskie, Anna Sofia*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Eichenlaub, EGYPTIAN MUDBRICK “FORT”, HIERAKONPOLIS: Lynnette A.: AN ACID PERENNIAL SALINE LAKE UPPER EGYPT SYSTEM FROM THE TRIASSIC MERCIA MUDSTONE 101-11 10:45 AM Khan, Shuhab*; Huang, Jingqiu; Abir, Ismail Ahmad; GROUP IN THE CARNDUFF 02 CORE, NORTHERN Ghulam, Abduwasit: INSAR MEASUREMENTS OF IRELAND SUBSIDENCE AND EARTHQUAKE SWARMS IN THE 102-11 11:05 AM Benison, Kathleen C.*; Karmanocky, Francis J.; Knapp, WESTERN PAKISTAN Jonathan P.: CAN FLUID INCLUSIONS IN EOLIAN 101-12 11:00 AM Young, Michael H.*; Caldwell, Todd G.; Andrews, John R.; GYPSUM BE USED TO INTERPRET PAST LAKE Merkler, Douglas J.; Saylam, Kutalmis: IDENTIFYING CONDITIONS, CHEMISTRY, AND MICROBIOLOGY? SPECIES HABITATS IN ARID SETTINGS USING REMOTE 102-12 11:20 AM de Wet, Carol B.*; de Wet, Andrew P.; Gigliotti, Sophia; SENSING AND GEOMORPHIC ATTRIBUTES Xu, Chi; Godfrey, Linda: BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EVENTS IN AN ARID PALUSTRINE SETTING, MIOCENE- AM SESSION NO. 102 PLIOCENE CARBONATES, OPACHE FM., ATACAMA T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars: In Memory of Elizabeth DESERT, CHILE (Invited Presentation) H. Gierlowski-Koredesch (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA 102-13 11:40 AM Scotese, Christopher*: PALEOLAKES: WHERE THEY Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary WERE AND WHERE THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN Geology)) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 207 SESSION NO. 103 Jonathan Knapp, Robert V. Demicco and Tim K. Lowenstein, Presiding T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small

8:00 AM IN MEMORIAM OF ELIZABETH H. GIERLOWSKI- Tropical Island Nations (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; MONDAY KOREDESCH STEPPE; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Marine/ Coastal Science Discipline) 102-1 8:15 AM Lowenstein, Tim K.*; Owen, R. Bernhart; Renaut, Robin W.; Deocampo, Daniel M.; Cohen, Andrew S.; McNulty, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 507 Emma P.; Leet, Kennie; Muiruri, Veronica M.; Rabideaux, Lisa E. Park Boush, Michael Savarese, Bosiljka Glumac, Ilya V. Buynevich and Nathan M.; Billingsley, Anne L.; Mbuthia, Anthony: LAKE H. Allen Curran, Presiding MAGADI, KENYA: MODERN-PLEISTOCENE ANALOG 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS FOR ALKALINE SALINE LAKE DEPOSITS 103-1 8:15 AM Curran, H. Allen*: OVERVIEW OF HURRICANE JOAQUIN 102-2 8:30 AM Bohacs, Kevin M.*: LAKE-BASIN-TYPE EVOLUTION AND EFFECTS IN THE BAHAMAS (29 SEPTEMBER-3 SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY APPLIED TO THE STRATA OCTOBER 2015) IN AEOLIS MONS, MARS 103-2 8:30 AM Rothfus, Thomas A.*: HURRICANE JOAQUIN AND THE 102-3 8:45 AM Melwani Daswani, Mohit*; Kite, Edwin S.: CHLORIDE GERACE RESEARCH CENTRE, SAN SALVADOR, THE DEPOSITS ON MARS: CHLORINE FROM THE SKY, OR BAHAMAS: PREPARATIONS AND RECOVERY CHLORINE FROM THE ROCKS? 103-3 8:45 AM Savarese, Michael*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Caris, Jon; 102-4 9:00 AM Rampe, Elizabeth B.*; Ming, Douglas W.; Grotzinger, Curran, H. Allen; Glumac, Bosiljka; Park Boush, Lisa E.; John P.; Morris, Richard V.; Blake, David F.; Vaniman, Kopcznski, Karen: HETEROGENEOUS VULNERABILITY David T.; Bristow, Thomas F.; Yen, Albert S.; Chipera, TO HURRICANE JOAQUIN’S INFLUENCE ALONG THE Steve; Morrison, Shaunna M.; Downs, Robert T.; Achilles, PERIMETER OF SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS Cherie N.; Peretyazhko, Tanya; Treiman, Allan H.; 9:00 AM Perlmutter, Eliana*; Caris, Jon; Widstrand, Alex; Curran, Craig, Patricia I.; Farmer, Jack D.; Des Marais, David J.; 103-4 H. Allen; Glumac, Bosiljka: DRONE USE IN RAPID Fairen, Alberto G.: MINERALOGY OF MUDSTONE AT ASSESSMENT OF HURRICANE JOAQUIN COASTAL GALE CRATER, MARS: EVIDENCE FOR DYNAMIC IMPACT ON SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS 103-5 9:15 AM Arens, Nan Crystal*; Champion, Michael; Boyer, Diana L.: 102-5 9:15 AM Schieber, Juergen*; Bish, David L.; Coleman, Max; Reed, Mark; Hausrath, Elisabeth M.; Cosgrove, J.W.; Gupta, WHY WAS STORM SURGE ON SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, Sanjeev; Minitti, Michelle E.; Edgett, Kenneth; Malin, BAHAMAS, LOWER FOR HURRICANE JOAQUIN (2015) THAN FOR HURRICANE FRANCIS (2004)? Michael C.: CONCLUSIONS REACHED FROM THE INTEGRATED EXAMINATION OF A LACUSTRINE 103-6 9:30 AM Preisberga, Anniya*; Niemi, Tina M.; Nolan, Joseph; MUDSTONE AT THE BOTTOM OF GALE CRATER Grady, Jennica; Rucker, John D.; Lamprise, Sara: HIGH- (Invited Presentation) RESOLUTION UAV IMAGING AND MAPPING OF COASTAL EROSION AND BOULDER MOVEMENT 102-6 9:35 AM Carroll, Alan R.*; Smith, M. Elliot: LAKE DEPOSITS AS PRODUCED BY THE 2015 HURRICANE JOAQUIN ON ARCHIVES OF CONTINENTAL-SCALE LANDSCAPE SAN SALVADOR, THE BAHAMAS EVOLUTION: EXAMPLES FROM THE EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION (Invited Presentation) 9:45 AM BREAK 9:55 AM BREAK 103-7 10:00 AM Kopcznski, Karen*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Curran, H. Allen; Park Boush, Lisa E.; Savarese, Michael; Glumac, 102-7 10:05 AM Buchheim, H. Paul*; Awramik, Stanley M.: MICROBIALITE Bosiljka; Caris, Jon: RAPID-RESPONSE TRACKING: AND ASSOCIATED FACIES IN THE EOCENE GREEN NEOICHNOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE WAKE RIVER FORMATION: COMPARISON WITH SOUTH OF HURRICANE JOAQUIN, SAN SALVADOR, THE ATLANTIC APTIAN PRE-SALT LACUSTRINE SYSTEMS BAHAMAS 102-8 10:20 AM Hammond, Alexander P.*; Carroll, Alan R.; Smith, M. Elliot; 103-8 10:15 AM Glumac, Bosiljka*; Jahan, Naomi; Curran, H. Allen: Lowenstein, Tim K.: WAS COLORADO MINERAL BELT MONITORING CHANGES IN BOULDER RIDGES ALONG VOLCANISM RESPONSIBLE FOR SODIUM-CARBONATE

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ROCKY SHORELINES OF SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, 104-11 11:00 AM Brombacher, Anieke*; Wilson, Paul A.; Bailey, Ian; Ezard, BAHAMAS, AS INDICATORS OF STORM ACTIVITY Thomas H.G.: BIOGEOGRAPHIC RANGE SHIFTS IN (Invited Presentation) THREE SPECIES OF PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA 103-9 10:30 AM Cox, Rónadh*; Hearty, Paul J.; Russell, Daniel; Edwards, DURING THE INTENSIFICATION OF NORTHERN Kyrien R.: COMPARISON OF COASTAL BOULDER HEMISPHERE GLACIATION DEPOSITS (HOLOCENE AGE) ON ELEUTHERA, 104-12 11:15 AM Poirier, Robert K.*; Cronin, Thomas M.; Katz, Miriam E.; BAHAMAS, WITH STORM-TRANSPORTED BOULDERS Willard, Debra A.; Schaller, Morgan F.; Miller, Kenneth G.; ON ARAN ISLANDS, IRELAND Browning, James V.; Wehmiller, John F.: LATE 103-10 10:45 AM Mylroie, John E.*: COMMENTS ON THE BAHAMIAN QUATERNARY SEA-LEVEL HIGHSTANDS OF THE EVIDENCE FOR SUPERSTORMS DURING THE LAST MID-ATLANTIC US COASTAL PLAIN AND SUB-ORBITAL INTERGLACIAL (Invited Presentation) VARIABILITY WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR ICE SHEET SENSITIVITY 103-11 11:00 AM Muller, Joanne*: MILLENNIAL SCALE HURRICANE ACTIVITY ALONG THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA 104-13 11:30 AM Monteagudo, Minda M.*; Weldeab, Syee; Lea, David W.; COASTLINE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NORTH Rosenthal, Yair; Karl, David M.: REEVALUATION ATLANTIC BASIN HURRICANE ACTIVITY OF MG/CA-TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION IN GLOBIGERINOIDES RUBER: A SEDIMENT TRAP 11:15 AM Park Boush, Lisa E.*; Myrbo, Amy; Berman, Mary Jane; 103-12 APPROACH Gnivecki, Perry L.; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Kjellmark, Eric; Savarese, Michael: TRACKING HURRICANE HISTORY IN SESSION NO. 105 THE BAHAMAS—FROM JOAQUIN AND BEYOND T138. Fossil Specimens 0’s and 1’s: Databases, Standards, 11:30 AM DISCUSSION & Mobilization (Paleontological Society; iDigBio; STEPPE; University of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Smithsonian SESSION NO. 104 National Museum of Natural History; Paleontological Research T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History (Cushman Foundation; Institution Department of Paleobiology) Geochemical Society; Paleontological Research Institution; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C Paleontological Society; GSA Limnogeology Division) Talia S. Karim, Holly Little, Amanda Millhouse, Gil Nelson and Shelley James, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 505 Presiding Megan K. Fung, Krystyna Kornecki and Robert K. Poirier, Presiding 105-1 8:00 AM Karim, Talia S.*; Smith, Dena: EVOLUTION OF A 104-1 8:00 AM Riedman, Leigh Anne*: VASE-SHAPED MICROFOSSILS DATABASE: FROM EXCEL TO SPECIFY AND THE ERA OF THE TOGARI GROUP, TASMANIA AND IMPLICATIONS OF MODERN DATA PUBLISHING FOR BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC SUBDIVISION OF THE 105-2 8:15 AM Little, Holly*; Millhouse, Amanda: THE COMPLEXITIES TONIAN PERIOD OF FOSSIL DATA ADVANCES: AN APPROACH 104-2 8:15 AM Osleger, Dillon J.*; Chen, Jitao; Griffin, Julie M.; Montanez, BY THE SMITHSONIAN NMNH DEPARTMENT OF Isabel P.: SEEING THE LATE PALEOZOIC ICE AGE AT A PALEOBIOLOGY FINER SCALE: ECCENTRICITY SCALE CONODONT O 105-3 8:30 AM Motz, Gary J.*; Johnson, Claudia C.; Njau, Jackson K.; AND SR ISOTOPIC TRENDS Polly, P. David; Laherty, Jennifer; Hasenmueller, Nancy R.: 104-3 8:30 AM Fernandes Martins, Maria João*; Hunt, Gene; Puckett, T. BROAD CITIZEN-SCIENCE ENGAGEMENT, ENHANCED Markham; Lockwood, Rowan; Swaddle, John P.: TESTING PRESERVATION OF METADATA, AND PUBLIC WHETHER THE STRENGTH OF SEXUAL SELECTION ACCESSIBILITY OF INDIANA’S FOSSIL RECORD INFLUENCES SPECIES EXTINCTION AND ORIGINATION USING AN INTEGRATED DIGITAL REPOSITORY AND IN LATE CRETACEOUS CYTHEROID OSTRACODES COLLECTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING A 104-4 8:45 AM Awad, Walaa K.*; Oboh-Ikuenobe, Francisca E.: DISTRIBUTED FRAMEWORK CONNECTED BY DARWIN DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS AS PALEOCLIMATE CORE INDICATORS IN THE PALEOGENE OF WEST AFRICA 105-4 8:45 AM Farrell, Úna C.*; Sperling, Erik A.: BUILDING A CUSTOM 104-5 9:00 AM Robinson, Natalie S.*; Mitchell, Simon F.: LARGER RELATIONAL DATABASE FOR THE CURATION OF FORAMINIFERA FROM THE PLATFORM MARGIN OF SEDIMENTARY GEOCHEMICAL DATA IN THE LAB JAMAICA DURING THE EOCENE 105-5 9:00 AM Moran, Sean M.*; Hulbert, Richard C.; Brown, Warren H.; 104-6 9:15 AM Wilson, Brent*; Hayek, Lee-Ann C.; Ramdin, Khadine: MacFadden, Bruce J.: INCREASING THE RESEARCH BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA, THE ORINOCO PLUME AND POTENTIAL OF DIGITIZED FOSSILS: A PILOT STUDY THE GUIANA CURRENT USING SPECIFY TO ATTACH STABLE ISOTOPE DATA TO VOUCHERED MUSEUM SPECIMENS 9:30 AM BREAK 105-6 9:15 AM Lehnert, Kerstin Annette*; Carter, Megan: ADVANCING 104-7 9:45 AM Fenton, Isabel S.*; Pearson, Paul N.; Dunkley Jones, Tom; REPRODUCIBLE SCIENCE FROM PHYSICAL SAMPLES: Farnsworth, Alex; Lunt, Dan J.; Markwick, Paul J.; Purvis, IGSN AND THE ISAMPLES RESEARCH COORDINATION Andy: THE IMPACT OF CENOZOIC COOLING ON THE NETWORK (Invited Presentation) DIVERSITY OF PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERA 105-7 9:30 AM James, Shelley*; Nelson, Gil: PALEOBIOLOGY SPECIMEN 104-8 10:00 AM Edgar, Kirsty Marie*; Hull, Pincelli M.; Ezard, Thomas H.G.: DATA AND THE ROLE OF DATA AGGREGATORS – THE CAN SHARED EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY HELP IDIGBIO PERSPECTIVE PALEOCEANOGRAPHERS TO UNLOCK THE “BLACK- BOX” OF PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAL VITAL- 105-8 9:45 AM Butts, Susan H.*; Karim, Talia S.; Kaufman, Seth; Norris, EFFECTS? (Invited Presentation) Christopher A.; Smith, Dena: DATA USE AND QUALITY AS RELATED TO IDIGPALEO 104-9 10:20 AM Fraass, Andrew Jeffrey*; Leckie, R. Mark; DeConto, Robert; McQuaid, Chelsea: PALEOCEANOGRAPHY AT ODP SITE 105-9 10:00 AM Uhen, Mark*: INTEGRATING PALEONTOLOGICAL AND 744: A HOLISTIC “PRECONDITIONING HYPOTHESIS” NEONTOLOGICAL DATA ACROSS TIME AND SPACE EXPLANATION FOR THE OLIGOCENE MIOCENE 105-10 10:15 AM Lauters, Jonathan David*; Nelson, Gil: LINKING DATA TRANSITION (Invited Presentation) SILOS VIA FUZZY MATCHING ALGORITHMS 104-10 10:40 AM Dyez, Kelsey*; Hoenisch, Baerbel: MICROFOSSIL δ11B AS 105-11 10:30 AM Maisano, Jessica A.*: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HIGH-

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105-12 10:45 AM Boyer, Doug M.*; McGeary, Timothy; Kaufman, Seth; 106-10 10:15 AM McDonald, C.S.*; Heizler, Matthew; Hodges, Kip; Keller, Gunnell, Gregg F.: MORPHOSOURCE: A VIRTUAL Gerta; Adatte, Thierry: 40AR/39AR DATING OF CHICXULUB MUSEUM AND ARCHIVE FOR RESEARCHER- IMPACT SPHERULES FROM ISLA GORGONILLA, GENERATED 3D DATA ON MUSEUM SPECIMENS COLOMBIA 105-13 11:00 AM Molineux, Ann*; Urban, Tomislav; Appleton, Liath E.; 106-11 10:30 AM Ikeda, Masayuki*; Hori, Rie; Ikehara, Minoru; Miyashita, Ren; Williams, Timothy J.; Gentle, John: PALEO- Chino, Masashi; Baumgartner, Peter O.; Bole, Maximilien: GEOREFERENCING AND DEEP TIME VIZUALIZATION EFFECTS OF VOLCANISM AND ASTRONOMICAL OF LOCALITY DATA CYCLES ON THE TOARCIAN OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENTS 105-14 11:15 AM Contreras, Dori L.*: FROM FIELD COLLECTIONS TO (T-OAES; EARLY JURASSIC) DIGITAL DATA: A WORKFLOW AND DIGITIZATION 106-12 10:45 AM Grasby, Stephen E.*; Beauchamp, Benoit; Knies, PIPELINE FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF A CRETACEOUS Jochen Manfred: EARLY TRIASSIC PRODUCTIVITY MACROFLORA (Invited Presentation) CRISES DELAYED RECOVERY FROM WORLD’S WORST 105-15 11:30 AM Snyder, Rebecca*: USE OF DAMS WITHIN A MUSEUM MASS EXTINCTION CONTEXT 106-13 11:00 AM Black, Benjamin Alexander*; Manga, Michael: VOLATILES 105-16 11:45 AM Stamm, Nancy R.*; Soller, David R.; Wardwell, Robert C.: AND THE ERUPTIBILITY OF FLOOD BASALT MAGMAS YE OLDE FOSSILS OF THE USGS -- THE ADVENTURE 106-14 11:15 AM Kimbrough, David L.*; Mahoney, J.B.; Mescua, José F.; CONTINUES Giambiagi, Laura B.; Grove, Marty: THE CHOIYOI SILICIC LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE OF ARGENTINA AND SESSION NO. 106 CHILE AND ITS POSSIBLE INFLUENCE ON PERMIAN AM T145. Volcanism, Mass Extinctions, and Environmental Change ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AND MASS (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology EXTINCTION Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for 106-15 11:30 AM Jones, David S.*; Martini, Anna M.; Kaiho, Kunio: DID Sedimentary Geology); Paleontological Society; Paleontological VOLCANISM TRIGGER THE LATE ORDOVICIAN MASS Research Institution) EXTINCTION? MERCURY DATA FROM SOUTH CHINA 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C 106-16 11:45 AM Ernst, Richard E.*: PROTEROZOIC LIP EVENTS, THEIR LINKS WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CRISES AND UTILITY Thierry Adatte, Stephen E. Grasby, Gerta Keller, Blair Schoene and David P.G. AS NATURAL TIME MARKERS Bond, Presiding MONDAY 106-1 8:00 AM Jerram, Dougal A.*; Reynolds, Peter; Planke, Sverre; SESSION NO. 107 Svensen, Henrik H.; Jones, Morgan T.; Millett, John; Howell, John; Schofield, Nick; Galland, Olivier:ASSESSING T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient THE VOLCANIC STYLES AND TYPES OF THE NORTH Systems I (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research ATLANTIC IGNEOUS PROVINCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR Institution) THE PETM 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB 106-2 8:15 AM Khozyem, Hassan*; Adatte, Thierry; Mbabi Bitchong, André; Carolyn M. Furlong, Gary J. Motz, Amelinda E. Webb, Adiël A. Klompmaker and Chevallier, Yoann; Keller, Gerta: PALEOCENE-EOCENE Austin J.W. Hendy, Presiding THERMAL MAXIMUM TRIGGERED BY VOLCANISM? 107-1 8:00 AM Glynn, Amanda N.*: FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH FROM EVIDENCE FROM MERCURY ANOMALIES THE GREEN RIVER FORMATION (EOCENE): EVIDENCE 106-3 8:30 AM Burgess, Seth D.*; Bowring, Samuel A.; Muirhead, FROM JAW AND SKULL MORPHOLOGY James D.: PINNING DOWN THE REAL CULPRIT: 107-2 8:15 AM Veitch, Margaret A.*; Messing, Charles G.; Baumiller, INTEGRATING DATASETS TO DETERMINE THE Tomasz K.: ESCAPE TO THE DEEP? ASSESSING DEADLIEST ATTRIBUTE(S) OF LIP MAGMATISM PREDATION INTENSITY ON BATHYAL STALKED (Invited Presentation) CRINOIDS USING INJURY FREQUENCIES AND RATES 106-4 8:45 AM Bond, David P.G.*: THE CAUSES OF MASS OF ARM REGENERATION EXTINCTIONS: HOW CAN WE BETTER UNDERSTAND 107-3 8:30 AM Klompmaker, Adiël A.*; Kowalewski, Michał; Huntley, HOW, WHY AND WHEN ECOSYSTEMS COLLAPSE? John Warren; Finnegan, Seth: INCREASING SIZE OF 106-5 9:00 AM Le Hir, Guillaume*; Fluteau, Frederic; Goddéris, Yves: THE DRILLING PREDATORS THROUGHOUT THE HISTORY K–PG BOUNDARY: HOW GEOLOGICAL EVENTS LEAD OF METAZOAN ECOSYSTEMS TO COLLAPSE OF MARINE BIODIVERSITY 107-4 8:45 AM Cooke, Kimberly A.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: LATITUDINAL 106-6 9:15 AM Adatte, Thierry*; Font, Eric; Mbabi Bitchong, André; PATTERNS IN DRILLING PREDATION AMONG MODERN Keller, Gerta; Schoene, Blair; Samperton, Kyle M.; Khadri, CREPIDULA SPECIES ALONG THE EAST COAST OF Syed F.R.: TIMING AND TEMPO OF DECCAN VOLCANISM THE UNITED STATES: EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVEALED BY MERCURY ANOMALIES CONDITIONS AND TAPHONOMIC PROCESSES 106-7 9:30 AM Keller, Gerta*; Adatte, Thierry; Punekar, Jahnavi; Mateo, 107-5 9:00 AM Huntley, John Warren*; Selly, Tara; Hale, Kelly Elizabeth; Paula; Spangenberg, Jorge; Schoene, Blair; Samperton, Clapp, Daniel A.; Schiffbauer, James D.: ENVIRONMENTAL Kyle; Khadri, Syed F.R.: ACCELERATING DECCAN GRADIENTS IN A TIDAL CARBONATE LAGOON ERUPTIONS AND RUNAWAY CLIMATE CHANGE (PIGEON CREEK, SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS) 106-8 9:45 AM Punekar, Jahnavi*; Keller, Gerta; Adatte, Thierry; Font, Eric: AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO MOLLUSCAN SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE END- DIVERSITY, BODY SIZE, AND PREDATOR-PREY MAASTRICHTIAN OCEAN ACIDIFICATION RELATED TO INTERACTIONS DECCAN VOLCANISM (Invited Presentation) 107-6 9:15 AM DeVore, Melanie L.*; Freile, Deborah: SHELL USE BY 106-9 10:00 AM Mateo, Paula*; Keller, Gerta; Adatte, Thierry; Bitchong, MARINE AND LAND HERMIT CRABS: EXPLORING André; Spangenberg, Jorge; Vennemann, Torsten; Heizler, TAPHONOMIC BIAS Matthew; Hodges, Kip; McDonald, Christopher; Hollis, 9:30 AM BREAK Chris; Stinnesbeck, Wolfgang: AGE, BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, 107-7 9:45 AM Kelly, Bridget T.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: ISOTOPIC AND GEOCHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY OF CHICXULUB TAPHONOMIC STUDY OF FOSSIL GLYCYMERIS IMPACT SPHERULES ON GORGONILLA ISLAND, BIVALVE SHELLS FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA COLOMBIA PLEISTOCENE: EXAMINING SEASONALITY OF PREDATION OF NATICIDS AND DUROPHAGES

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107-8 10:00 AM Fall, Leigh M.*; Casey, Michelle M.; Dietl, Gregory P.: 108-8 10:10 AM Swapp, Susan M.*; Frost, B. Ronald; Barnes, Melanie A.; STABLE ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS REVEALS OMNIVORY Mavrogenes, John: GARNET ZONING IN THE BROKEN IN NEVERITA DUPLICATA: PART 1, LABORATORY HILL ORE PACKAGE: EVIDENCE FOR METASOMATIC FEEDING EXPERIMENTS REACTIONS DURING COOLING OF THE PARTIALLY 107-9 10:15 AM Casey, Michelle M.*; Fall, Leigh M.; Dietl, Gregory P.: MELTED BROKEN HILL ORE BODY STABLE ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS REVEALS OMNIVORY 108-9 10:25 AM Tracy, Robert J.*; Caddick, Mark J.: HIGH-RESOLUTION IN THE NATICID GASTROPOD NEVERITA DUPLICATA: IMAGING OF GARNET GROWTH ZONING IN PART 2, MODERN FOOD WEB ANALYSIS METAPELITES: CAN IT INFORM US ABOUT GROWTH 107-10 10:30 AM West, Kaydee J.*; Morozov, Vitaliy A.; Herbert, Gregory S.: PROCESSES? GASTROPOD OPERCULA AS NEAR-TIME 108-10 10:40 AM Pattison, David R.M.*; Spear, Frank: KINETIC CONTROLS

PALEOECOLOGICAL ARCHIVES: A STABLE ISOTOPE ON STAUROLITE-AL2SIO5 MINERAL ASSEMBLAGES, APPROACH WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR BARROVIAN AND BUCHAN 107-11 10:45 AM Herbert, Gregory S.*; West, Kaydee J.: PUTTING METAMORPHISM (Invited Presentation) THE ANTHROPOCENE INTO CONTEXT: A 3.5 MYR 108-11 11:00 AM Karabinos, Paul*: TECTONIC EXHUMATION OF MID- BASELINE OF BIOTIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CRUSTAL ROCKS RECORDED BY TEXTURAL DRILLING GASTROPODS AND THEIR BIVALVE PREY UNCONFORMITIES IN GARNET FROM THE NEW (Invited Presentation) ENGLAND APPALACHIANS 107-12 11:05 AM Smith, Jansen A.*; Durham, Stephen R.; Dietl, Gregory P.: 108-12 11:15 AM Kelly, Eric D.*; Ashley, Kyle T.: P-T PATH FOR THE CONCEPTIONS OF LONG-TERM DATA AMONG MARINE NORTHERN PICURIS MOUNTAINS, NM: FURTHER CONSERVATION BIOLOGISTS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSTRAINTS FOR KINETIC AND OROGENIC MODELS CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY 108-13 11:30 AM Cesare, Bernardo*; Acosta-Vigil, Antonio; Bartoli, Omar; 107-13 11:20 AM Kidwell, Susan M.*; Tomasovych, Adam: FUNCTIONAL Ferrero, Silvio: MIGMATITES, GARNET AND MELT COLLAPSE OF A PERSISTENT SHELL-GRAVEL INCLUSIONS: RECENT INNOVATIONS IN CRUSTAL BENTHIC ECOSYSTEM ON THE SOUTHERN PETROLOGY FOLLOWING LINCOLN’S FOOTSTEPS CALIFORNIA SHELF WITHIN THE LAST 200 YEARS: 108-14 11:45 AM Bartoli, Omar*; Acosta-Vigil, Antonio; Cesare, Bernardo; PALEOBIOLOGIC DETECTION OF IRREVERSIBLE Tajčmanová, Lucie; Remusat, Laurent; Wälle, Markus; Poli, CHANGE Stefano: CRUSTAL MELTING FROM AMPHIBOLITE- TO GRANULITE-FACIES CONDITIONS: A MELT SESSION NO. 108 INCLUSIONS STUDY OF MIGMATITES, S SPAIN T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems I: A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister (GSA Structural Geology and SESSION NO. 109 Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA T168. Past and Present Biosignature Recognition on Earth, Mars, Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) and Beyond (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 Geology Division; Paleontological Society) Harold Stowell, Bernardo Cesare and Lukas Baumgartner, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2C 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Sally L. Potter-McIntyre, Tom M. McCollom and Charity Phillips-Lander, Presiding 108-1 8:05 AM Hollister, Lincoln S.*; Lin, Chaney; Bindi, Luca; Ma, Chi; 109-1 8:00 AM Phillips-Lander, Charity M.*; Miller, Kayla M.; Stockton, Macpherson, Glenn J.; Andronicos, Christopher L.; Amanda M.; Hausrath, Elisabeth M.; Elwood Madden, Steinhardt, Paul J: NATURAL QUASICRYSTALS: Megan E.: THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON APPLICATION OF PETROLOGY, MINERALOGY, AND MICROBIAL COLONIZATION, CRATERS OF THE MOON STRATIGRAPHY TOWARD UNRAVELING THE MYSTERY NATIONAL MONUMENT, IDAHO: IMPLICATIONS FOR OF FORMATION OF METALLIC AL COMPOUNDS IN BIOSIGNATURE FORMATION WITHIN “SPECIAL OUTER SPACE REGIONS” ON MARS 108-2 8:20 AM Spear, Frank S.*: GARNET GROWTH AFTER 109-2 8:15 AM Thomas, Rebecca Jane*; Hynek, Brian M.: ENHANCEMENT OVERSTEPPING (Invited Presentation) OF ASTROBIOLOGICAL DETECTION POTENTIAL 108-3 8:40 AM Castro, Adrian E.*; Spear, Frank S.: OVERSTEPPING OF BY FRACTURE-SOURCED FLUIDS NEAR MARS’ THE GARNET ISOGRAD AND REEVALUATING THE DICHOTOMY BOUNDARY PEAK P-T CONDITIONS OF THE BLUESCHIST UNIT 109-3 8:30 AM Potter-McIntyre, Sally L.*; McCollom, Tom M.: JAROSITE SIFNOS, GREECE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CYCLADIC IN ANCIENT TERRESTRIAL SEDIMENTARY ROCKS: SUBDUCTION IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING MARS 108-4 8:55 AM Wolfe, Oliver M.*; Spear, Frank S.: GARNET’S AFFINITY DIAGENESIS AND HABITABILITY FOR OVERSTEPPING ITS BOUNDARIES: AN 109-4 8:45 AM Benison, Kathleen C.*; Johnson, Sarah S.; Mormile, EXAMINATION OF GARNET NUCLEATION CONDITIONS Melanie R.; Karmanocky, Francis J.: PRESERVATION AT OVERSTEPPED CONDITIONS WITHIN A TYPICAL OF BIOSIGNATURES IN HALITE AND GYPSUM FROM GARNET ZONE IN CENTRAL VERMONT MARS-ANALOG ACID BRINE LAKES AND ASSOCIATED 108-5 9:10 AM Foster, C.T.*: EQUILIBRIUM....OR NOT? CLUES FROM EOLIAN SEDIMENTS (Invited Presentation) REACTION MECHANISMS IN METAMORPHIC ROCKS 109-5 9:05 AM Jackson, Ryan S.*; Newsom, Horton E.; Fawcett, Peter J.: 108-6 9:25 AM Aronoff, Ruth F.*; Andronicos, Christopher L.; Vervoort, INVESTIGATION OF AQUEOUS PROCESSES IN THE Jeffrey: TRACE ELEMENT ZONING IN GARNET AS A VALLE GRANDE PALEO-LAKE, VALLES CALDERA AS A TOOL FOR TECTONIC INTERPRETATION MARTIAN ANALOG 108-7 9:40 AM Bradley, Deborah R.*; Sisson, Virginia B.; Lapen, Thomas J.: 109-6 9:20 AM Noffke, Nora*: ANALOGUES OF TERRESTRIAL MODELING OF RARE EARTH ELEMENT ZONATION IN MICROBIALLY INDUCED SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES GARNET FROM HIGH PRESSURE/LOW TEMPERATURE IN SANDSTONES OF THE < 3.7 GA GILLESPIE LAKE (HP/LT) LAWSONITE ECLOGITE FROM THE MOTAGUA MEMBER, MARS (Invited Presentation) FAULT ZONE IN CENTRAL GUATEMALA 9:40 AM BREAK 9:55 AM BREAK 109-7 9:55 AM Williams, Jason*; Potter-McIntyre, Sally L.; O’Connell, Laura: QUATERNARY AND JURASSIC TERRESTRIAL SPRING

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DEPOSITS AS ANALOGS FOR ANCIENT AQUEOUS Preusker, Frank; Buczkowski, D.L.; Russell, Christopher T.; ENVIRONMENTS ON MARS Raymond, Carol A.: DAWN AT CERES: FIRST RESULTS 109-8 10:10 AM Boston, Penelope J.*; Schubert, Keith E.: FROM CRATER STUDIES BIOVERMICULATION BIOPATTERNS AS UNIVERSAL 110-6 9:25 AM Schenk, Paul M.*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Scully, SIGNATURES OF EXTANT AND EXTINCT LIFE (Invited Jennifer E.C.; Schmidt, Britney E.; Sizemore, Hanna G.; Presentation) Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Christopher T.; O’Brien, 109-9 10:30 AM Williams, Joshua M.*; Rice, Melissa S.: DEFINING David P.; Marchi, Simone; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; GEOMORPHOLOGIC CRITERIA TO IDENTIFY Ammannito, Eleonora: ORIGIN OF BRIGHT SITES WITH HIGH BIOSIGNATURE PRESERVATION MATERIALS AT OCCATOR CRATER, CERES, FROM A POTENTIAL ON MARS MORPHOLOGIC PERSPECTIVE 109-10 10:45 AM Czaja, Andrew D.*; Riedman, Leigh Anne: 110-7 9:40 AM Mest, Scott C.*; Crown, David A.; Yingst, R. Aileen; Berman, MINERALOGICAL CONTROL ON MOLECULAR Daniel C.; Williams, David A.; Buczkowski, Debra L.; Scully, STRUCTURE AND APPARENT THERMAL ALTERATION Jennifer E.C.; Platz, Thomas; Jaumann, Ralf; Roatsch, OF ANCIENT ORGANIC MATTER AS MEASURED BY Thomas; Preusker, Frank; Nathues, Andreas; Raymond, RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY Carol A.; Russell, Christopher T.: UPDATE ON THE GLOBAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF CERES FROM NASA’S 11:00 AM Bower, Dina M.*; Steele, Andrew; Fries, Marc; 109-11 DAWN MISSION Conrad, Pamela G.: DISCOVERING THE ORIGINS OF CARBONACEOUS MATERIALS IN SILICEOUS 110-8 9:55 AM Scully, Jennifer E.C.*; Buczkowski, Debra L.; King, Scott D.; DEPOSITS: MICRO RAMAN SPECTROSCOPIC Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.; Schmedemann, Nico; O’Brien, AM CHARACTERIZATION OF QUARTZ FABRICS IN CHERTS David P.; Raymond, Carol A.; Marchi, Simone; Russell, Christopher T.; Mitri, Giuseppe; Bland, Michael: GEOLOGIC 11:15 AM Koziol, Andrea M.*; Sekerak, M.A.J.: 109-12 INVESTIGATION OF MAPPING OF FRACTURES AND SECONDARY CRATER CARBONATE GLOBULES IN MARTIAN METEORITE CHAINS UNCOVERS THE INTERIOR AND SURFACE ALLAN HILLS 84001 AND AN EARTH ANALOG FROM EVOLUTION OF CERES SVALBARD, NORWAY 110-9 10:10 AM Zambon, Francesca*; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Tosi, SESSION NO. 110 Federico; Raponi, Andrea; Longobardo, Andrea; Pieters, C.M.; Palomba, Ernesto; Ammannito, Eleonora; Capria,

T174. The Geology of Dwarf Planet Ceres (GSA Planetary Geology Maria Teresa; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; Ciarniello, Mauro; MONDAY Division) Krohn, Katrin; McFadden, Lucy; Stephan, Katrin; Ruesch, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 Ottaviano; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Christopher T.: MINERALOGICAL VARIATIONS OF LOCALIZED Debra L. Buczkowski, Jennifer E.C. Scully, Thomas B. McCord and David A. FEATURES ON CERES (Invited Presentation) Williams, Presiding 110-10 10:30 AM Schmidt, Britney E.*; Hughson, Kynan H.G.; Chilton, 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Heather; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Platz, Thomas; Nathues, 110-1 8:05 AM McCord, Thomas B.*; Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.: CERES Andreas; Sizemore, Hanna G.; Bland, Michael; Byrne, EVOLUTION BEFORE AND AFTER DAWN Shane; Marchi, Simone; O’Brien, David P.; Schorghofer, 110-2 8:20 AM Buczkowski, Debra L.*; Schmidt, Britney E.; Williams, Norbert; Hiesinger, Harald; Jaumann, Ralf; Pasckert, David A.; Mest, Scott C.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Ermakov, Jan Hendrik; Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.; Schenk, Paul M.; Anton I.; Preusker, Frank; Schenk, Paul M.; Otto, Sykes, Mark V.; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Mitri, Giuseppe; Katharina A.; Hiesinger, Harald; O’Brien, David P.; Marchi, Formisano, Michelangelo; Li, Jian-Yang; Le Corre, Lucille; Simone; Sizemore, Hanna G.; Hughson, Kynan H.G.; Reddy, Vishnu; Russell, Christopher T.; Raymond, Carol A.; Chilton, Heather; Bland, Michael; Byrne, Shane; Lawrence, Justin D.: ICING IN THE CAKE: EVIDENCE FOR Schorghofer, Norbert; Platz, Thomas; Jaumann, Ralf; GROUND ICE ON CERES (Invited Presentation) Roatsch, Thomas; Sykes, Mark V.; Nathues, Andreas; 110-11 10:50 AM Chilton, Heather*; Schmidt, Britney E.; Hughson, De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Kynan H.G.; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Nathues, Andreas; Platz, Christopher T.: THE GEOMORPHOLOGY OF CERES Thomas; Ferrier, Ken L.; Russell, Christopher T.; Raymond, 110-3 8:35 AM Ammannito, Eleonora*; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Carol A.: THE ROLE OF ICE IN CERES’ SURFACE Ciarniello, Mauro; Frigeri, Alessandro; Carrozzo, FLOWS, LANDSLIDES, AND MASS WASTING Filippo Giacomo; Combe, Jean-Philippe; Ehlmann, 110-12 11:05 AM Hughson, Kynan H.G.*; Russell, Christopher T.; Schmidt, Bethany; Marchi, Simone; McSween, H.Y.; Raponi, Andrea; Britney E.; Chilton, Heather; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Castillo- Toplis, Michael; Tosi, Federico; Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.; Rogez, Julie C.; Combe, Jean-Philippe; Ammannito, Capaccioni, Fabrizio; Capria, Maria Teresa; Fonte, Sergio; Eleonora; Sizemore, Hanna G.; Platz, Thomas; Byrne, Giardino, Marco; Jaumann, Ralf; Longobardo, Andrea; Shane; Nathues, Andreas; Raymond, Carol A.: HIDDEN McCord, Thomas B.; McFadden, Lucy; Palomba, Ernesto; ICE: USING AGGREGATE SPATIAL AND PHYSICAL Pieters, C.M.; Raymond, Carol A.; Schenk, Paul; Zambon, PROPERTIES OF LIKELY GROUND ICE DRIVEN FLOWS Francesca; Russell, C.T.: SURFICIAL COMPOSITION OF ON CERES TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ITS SURFACE DWARF PLANET CERES (Invited Presentation) COMPOSITION 110-4 8:55 AM Prettyman, Thomas H.*; Yamashita, Naoyuki; Toplis, Michael; McSween, Harry Y.; Schorghofer, Norbert; Marchi, Simone; SESSION NO. 111 Feldman, William C.; Castillo-Rogez, Julie C.; Forni, Olivier; T194. The Context of Our Origins: Geological Studies of Old World Lawrence, David J.; Ammannito, Eleonora; Ehlmann, Fossil Primate and Hominin Sites (GSA Sedimentary Geology Bethany L.; Sizemore, Hanna G.; Joy, Steven P.; Polanskey, Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Carol A.; Rayman, Marc D.; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Christopher T.: ELEMENTAL CONSTRAINTS ON CERES’ GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA EVOLUTION Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; 110-5 9:10 AM Hiesinger, Harald*; Marchi, Simone; Schmedemann, Nico; Paleontological Society) Schenk, Paul M.; Pasckert, Jan Hendrik; Neesemann, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 Adrian; O’Brien, David; Kneissl, Thomas; Ermakov, Anton I.; Fu, Roger R.; Bland, Michael; Nathues, Andreas; Platz, Cynthia M. Liutkus-Pierce, Christopher J. Campisano and Christopher J. Lepre, Thomas; Williams, David A.; Jaumann, Ralf; Castillo-Rogez, Presiding Julie C.; Ruesch, Ottaviano; Schmidt, Britney E.; Park, Ryan; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

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111-1 8:10 AM Hilbert-Wolf, Hannah L.*; Roberts, Eric M.; Downie, Bob; SESSION NO. 112 Mtelela, Cassy; O’Connor, Patrick M.; Stevens, Nancy J.: T213. Structure and Tectonics of Mesoproterozoic Basins U-PB ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY OF VOLCANIC TUFFS AND WELL CUTTINGS REVEALS INITIATION OF LATE 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 MIOCENE-PLIOCENE SEDIMENTATION IN THE RUKWA James W. Sears and John S. MacLean, Presiding RIFT BASIN, TANZANIA BY ~8.7 MA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 111-2 8:25 AM Peppe, Daniel J.*; McNulty, Kieran P.; Deino, Alan L.; 112-1 8:05 AM Zhang, Shihong*: A PALEOGEOGRAPHIC CONTEXT FOR Michel, Lauren A.; McCollum, Mark S.; Driese, Steven G.; THE EARLY MESOPROTEROZOIC BASINS Dunsworth, Holly M.; Harcourt-Smith, William E.H.; Jenkins, Kirsten E.; Lehmann, Thomas: EARLY MIOCENE 112-2 8:20 AM Mulder, Jacob*; Karlstrom, Karl; Halpin, Jacqueline A.; PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF THE HIWEGI FORMATION Jones, James V.; Holland, Mark E.: THE ON RUSINGA ISLAND (EQUATORIAL AFRICA, LAKE MESOPROTEROZOIC SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF VICTORIA, KENYA) AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM AUSTRALIAN/ ANTARCTIC, LAURENTIAN HOMINOID EVOLUTION CONNECTIONS (Invited Presentation) 111-3 8:40 AM Mohan, Joseph*; Stone, Jeffery R.; Campisano, 112-3 8:35 AM Sears, James W.*; MacLean, John S.: SIBERIA-WEST Christopher J.: DIATOMS FROM THE PLIOCENE HADAR LAURENTIA PALEOCONTINENTAL CONNECTION: FORMATION, AFAR DEPRESSION, ETHIOPIA CONSTRAINTS FROM MESOPROTEROZOIC CRATONIC BASINS 111-4 8:55 AM Robinson, Joshua R.*; Rowan, John; Campisano, Christopher J.; Wynn, Jonathan G.; Reed, Kaye E.: 112-4 8:50 AM MacLean, John S.*; Sears, James W.: GRENVILLE ORIGINS OF THE GENUS HOMO AND EXPANSION OF FORELAND BASIN LINKS SIBERIA-WEST LAURENTIA PALEOCONTINENTAL CONNECTION C4-DOMINATED ENVIRONMENTS DURING THE LATEST PLIOCENE IN THE LOWER AWASH VALLEY, ETHIOPIA 112-5 9:05 AM Lathrop, Erin C.*; Dehler, Carol M.; Karlstrom, Karl E.; 111-5 9:10 AM Stinchcomb, Gary E.*; Levin, Naomi E.; Peppe, Daniel J.; Crossey, Laura J.; Anderson, Jordan C.; Pulsipher, DiPietro, Lyndsay; Rogers, Michael J.; Semaw, Sileshi: A Mikaela A.; Timmons, J. Michael: CAPTURING CHANGES IN THE MESOPROTEROZOIC EARTH SYSTEM: 13C COMPARISON OF PALEOSOLS FROM OLDOWAN AND δ CARB 87 86 ACHEULIAN SITES AT GONA, ETHIOPIA AND SR/ SR STRATIGRAPHY OF THE ~1254 MA BASS FORMATION, GRAND CANYON SUPERGROUP, 111-6 9:25 AM Mana, Sara*; Lepre, Christopher J.; Hemming, Sidney; Kent, AZ., USA Dennis V.: GEOCHRONOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY FOR PALEOANTHROPOLOGY SITES FROM EAST- 112-6 9:20 AM Anderson, Jordan C.*; Karlstrom, Karl; Asmerom, CENTRAL AREA 130, KOOBI FORA, KENYA Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.; Crossey, Laura J.; Dehler, Carol M.: TESTING A MARINE SIGNATURE FOR THE 111-7 9:40 AM Raynolds, Robert G.*: MAPPING TURKANA: TOOLS TO NEOPROTEROZOIC CHUAR GROUP OF GRAND HELP US ALL CANYON USING SR ISOTOPIC DATA 9:55 AM BREAK 112-7 9:35 AM Fox, Nicholas R.*; Mogk, David W.; Bowen, David W.; 111-8 10:10 AM Leichliter, Jennifer N.*: EXPLORING THE UTILITY OF Lageson, David R.; Mueller, Paul A.: THE CARBON ISOTOPE ANALYSES OF MICROMAMMAL MESOPROTEROZOIC LAHOOD FORMATION: TOOTH ENAMEL AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROXY PROVENANCE AND TECTONIC ENVIRONMENT OF 111-9 10:25 AM Ashley, Gail M.*; Cuthbert, Mark O.: THE IMPORTANCE OF DEPOSITION SPRINGS FOR HOMININ SURVIVAL 112-8 9:50 AM Anderson, Colter*; Lageson, Dave; Bowen, Dave; 111-10 10:40 AM McHenry, Lindsay J.*; Njau, Jackson, K.; Stanistreet, Ian G.; Mogk, David; Mueller, Paul A.: STRATIGRAPHIC Stollhofen, Harald; Deino, Alan L.; Schick, Kathy; Toth, Nick: FRAMEWORK AND PROVENANCE OF THE LOWER A TUFF JOB: LINKING CORES TO OUTCROP USING BELT SUPERGROUP (NEWLAND FORMATION),HELENA TEPHROSTRATIGRAPHY AT PLEISTOCENE OLDUVAI EMBAYMENT, CENTRAL MONTANA GORGE, TANZANIA 10:05 AM BREAK 111-11 10:55 AM Colcord, Devon Elizabeth*; Shilling, Andrea M.; Freeman, 112-9 10:15 AM Wilhelmi, Ryan M.*; Foster, David A.; Vogl, James J.: Katherine H.; Njau, Jackson, K.; Stanistreet, Ian G.; EVIDENCE FOR METAMORPHOSED BELT- Stollhofen, Harald; Schick, Kathy; Toth, Nick; Brassell, SUPERGROUP STRATA WITHIN THE WILDHORSE Simon C.: ORGANIC GEOCHEMICAL PROXIES OF GNEISS COMPLEX (PIONEER MOUNTAINS, IDAHO) CLIMATIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE FROM THE BASED ON U-PB AND LU-HF ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF OLDUVAI GORGE (~1.85 - ZIRCONS 1.88MA) 112-10 10:30 AM Sherwin, Jo-Ann*; Link, Paul K.: STRATIGRAPHY AND 111-12 11:10 AM Brittingham, Alex*; Hren, Michael T.; Kandel, Andrew W.; STRUCTURE OF THE HORSE PRAIRIE BASIN AREA OF Frahm, Ellery; Gasparyan, Boris; Hartman, Gideon: SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA CLIMATE IMPACT ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN THE UPPER 112-11 10:45 AM Xiao, Shuhai*; Tang, Qing; Hughes, Nigel C.; McKenzie, PALEOLITHIC OF THE ARMENIAN HIGHLANDS N. Ryan; Myrow, Paul M.: WHAT IS UNDERNEATH THE 111-13 11:25 AM Blegen, Nick*; Brown, Francis H.; Jicha, Brian R.; Binetti, GANGA VALLEY? BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND DETRITAL Katie M.; Faith, J. Tyler; Ferraro, Joseph V.; Richardson, ZIRCON AGE CONSTRAINTS ON THE PROTEROZOIC Jonathan L.; Tryon, Christian A.; Gathogo, Patrick: THE BASEMENT OF THE HIMALAYAN FORELAND BASIN MENENGAI TUFF: A 36 KA WIDESPREAD TEPHRA 112-12 11:00 AM Saintilan, Nicolas J.*: LATE MESOPROTEROZOIC AND ITS CHRONOLOGICAL RELEVANCE TO LATE SEDIMENT-HOSTED SULFIDE MINERALIZATION IN THE PLEISTOCENE HUMAN EVOLUTION IN EAST AFRICA BLACKBIRD DISTRICT, IDAHO COBALT BELT, USA - 111-14 11:40 AM Lepre, Christopher J.*: SHORE-ZONE DEPOSITIONAL EVIDENCE FROM COBALTITE RE-OS SYSTEMATICS ENVIRONMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE MEGALITH 112-13 11:15 AM Arens, Shiva-Nandan*; Sears, James W.; Hofmann, ARCHEOLOGY OF LOTHAGAM, NORTHWEST KENYA Michael H.; Parker, Stuart D.; Hendrix, Marc S.: POSSIBLE 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS WINDERMERE RIFTS IN THE MESOPROTEROZOIC BELT BASIN OF THE MONTANA ROCKIES 112-14 11:30 AM Underwood, Sandra J.*: SW MONTANA TALC DEPOSITS: GROWTH ENHANCEMENT BY CRACK-SEALING

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PROCESSES IN BASEMENT CARBONATES UNDER THE CAMBRIAN: ANALOGOUS WITH THE MESOZOIC- PROTEROZOIC BELT BASIN? CENOZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE CORDILLERA? 112-15 11:45 AM Park, Kye-Hun*; Kim, Myoung Jung; Song, Yong-Sun: (Invited Presentation) U-PB AGES OF DETRITAL ZIRCONS FROM THE SEOCHANGNI FORMATION OF THE NORTHEASTERN SESSION NO. 114 OKCHEON METAMORPHIC BELT, SOUTH KOREA: T219. In Honor of Chuck Kluth: The Pennsylvanian – Permian MESOPROTEROZOIC PROVENANCE AND ITS Ancestral Rocky Mountains and its Links to the Texas and IMPLICATIONS Southern California—Northwestern Mexico Continental Margins of North America (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics SESSION NO. 113 Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They Sedimentary Geology)) Important and What Causes Them? (GSA Structural Geology and 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3B Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Paul J. Umhoefer, Gary L. Gianniny and Ron Blakey, Presiding and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2B 114-1 8:15 AM Schmitz, Mark D.*; Davydov, Vladimir: THE HIGH- Yvette D. Kuiper, Steven J. Whitmeyer, Christopher M. Bailey, H. Daniel Gibson RESOLUTION PENNSYLVANIAN-EARLY PERMIAN TIME and Jonathan S. Caine, Presiding SCALE AS A TOOL FOR INTEGRATED EARTH SYSTEMS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS STUDIES (Invited Presentation) AM 113-1 8:05 AM Jones, James V.*; Todd, Erin: VARIATIONS IN TECTONIC 114-2 8:35 AM Stevens, Calvin H.*; Snyder, Walter S.; Stone, Paul; STYLE AND SETTING ALONG THE SOUTHERN ALASKA Davydov, Vladimir; Schiappa, Tamra: LATE PALEOZOIC MARGIN SINCE THE JURASSIC (Invited Presentation) TECTONIC EVENTS OF THE WESTERN U.S. 113-2 8:25 AM Moore, Thomas E.*; Potter, Christopher J.: CAUSES OF CONTINENTAL MARGIN; A COMPARISON OF EAST- ALONG-STRIKE VARIATION IN THE BROOKS RANGE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA AND EASTERN AND CENTRAL OROGEN OF NORTHERN ALASKA NEVADA 113-3 8:40 AM Jadamec, Margarete*; Haynie, K.L.: GEODYNAMIC 114-3 8:50 AM Leary, Ryan J.*; Umhoefer, Paul J.; Smith, M. Elliot; Riggs, MODELS OF SLAB-DRIVEN UPPER PLATE Nancy R.: A THREE-SIDED OROGEN: A NEW TECTONIC DEFORMATION IN AN OBLIQUE SUBDUCTION ZONE MODEL FOR ANCESTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN UPLIFT MONDAY SETTING AND BASIN DEVELOPMENT (Invited Presentation) 113-4 8:55 AM Gibson, H. Daniel*; Staples, Reid D.: ALONG-STRIKE 114-4 9:10 AM Umhoefer, Paul J.*; Blakey, Ron: COMPARING A PLATE- COMPARISON OF DIACHRONOUS PLATEAU TECTONIC SCALE MODEL OF SW LAURENTIA DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE CANADIAN CORDILLERA DURING PENNSYLVANIAN TO PERMIAN TIME TO AND ITS MODES OF COLLAPSE BY OROGEN- INDEPENDENTLY MADE PALEOGEOGRAPHIC MAPS PARALLEL AND OROGEN-NORMAL EXTENSION OF LANDSCAPES, BASINS, AND UPLIFTS 113-5 9:10 AM Pearson, David M.*; Becker, Thomas P.; Guenthner, 114-5 9:25 AM Vargas-Jimenez, Carlos Alberto*; Monsalve, Gaspar; William R.: BUILDING MOUNTAINS IN OLD Blanco, Faustino; Poveda, Esteban: LITHOSPHERIC CONTINENTAL CRUST: EXAMPLES FROM ARGENTINA STRUCTURE IN THE NORTHWEST SOUTH AND IDAHO-MONTANA AMERICA: CONSTRAINING THE PROBLEM WITH RECEIVER FUNCTIONS AND OTHER GEOPHYSICAL 9:25 AM Erslev, Eric A.*; Aydinian, Karen: 113-6 THE UNGLUING OF OBSERVATIONS CONTINENTAL CRATONS: A SOLUTION TO THE PARADOX OF LARAMIDE CRUSTAL DETACHMENT 9:40 AM BREAK 113-7 9:40 AM Pavlis, Terry L.*: THE NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERA 114-6 9:55 AM Gianniny, Gary L.*: FILLING THE PARADOX, THE AS AN ARCHETYPICAL EXAMPLE OF ALONG STRIKE- EVOLUTION OF THE PARADOX BASIN STRATIGRAPHY VARIATIONS RELATED TO MULTIPLE STRIKE-SLIP AS MOTIF FOR ANCESTRAL ROCKY BASINS EPISODES (Invited Presentation) 114-7 10:10 AM Giles, Katherine A.*; Langford, Richard P.; Hearon, 10:00 AM BREAK Thomas E.; Brunner, Benjamin; Rowan, Mark G.; Lawton, Timothy L.; Deatrick, Kyle; Escosa, Frederic; Foster, Ann; 113-8 10:15 AM Darin, Michael H.*; Umhoefer, Paul J.; Thomson, Stuart N.; Heness, Elizabeth A.; Lerer, Kevin; Mast, Allison; McFarland, Lefebvre, Côme: OROGEN-PARALLEL VARIATIONS IN Joshua Coleman; Shock, Austin L.: EMERGING NEW STRUCTURAL STYLE AND TECTONIC EXHUMATION PARADIGMS IN THE PARADOX SALT BASIN, UTAH AND DURING THE MIOCENE COLLISION-ESCAPE COLORADO TRANSITION IN ANATOLIA 114-8 10:25 AM Ritter, Scott*; Rasmussen, Donald L.; Waltman, Judson: 10:30 AM Bailey, Christopher M.*: 113-9 THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN CONODONT AGE CONTROL ON WESTWARD APPALACHIAN BLUE RIDGE PROVINCE: ALONG- SHEDDING OF LIMESTONE COBBLES FROM THE STRIKE VARIATION AT THE APPALACHIAN OROGEN’S INCIPIENT UNCOMPAHGRE UPLIFT, SALT VALLEY THICK- TO THIN-SKINNED DEFORMATION FRONT ANTICLINE, NE PARADOX BASIN, UTAH 10:45 AM Massey, Matthew A.*; Moecher, David P.: 113-10 LATE 114-9 10:40 AM Johnson, Elizabeth A.*; Gianniny, Gary L.; Smith, M. PALEOZOIC TRANSPRESSION, EXTRUSION, AND Elliot; Umhoefer, Paul J.: A PHOTOGRAMMETRIC LATERAL ESCAPE IN THE APPALACHIAN OROGEN OF REEVALUATION OF SHARED ACCOMMODATION SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND, USA: THE INFLUENCE OF CAUSED BY BIOHERM OCCURRENCE IN THE PROMONTORIES AND EMBAYMENTS ON AN OBLIQUE DESMOINESIAN HERMOSA GROUP, PARADOX BASIN, MARGIN UTAH 11:00 AM Kuiper, Yvette D.*: 113-11 A POTENTIAL SOLUTION TO 114-10 10:55 AM Sweet, Dustin E.*: SUBSIDENCE ANALYSIS AND APPARENTLY CONTRASTING ALLEGHANIAN SEDIMENTOLOGY INDICATES A WRENCH BASIN TECTONIC HISTORIES ALONG THE STRIKE OF THE FOR THE WESTERN PORTION OF THE TAOS TROUGH APPALACHIANS IN EASTERN MA, RI AND CT (Invited Presentation) 11:15 AM Murphy, J. Brendan*; Nance, R. Damian; Keppie, J. Duncan: 113-12 114-11 11:15 AM Chowdhury, Nur Uddin Md. Khaled*; Sweet, Dustin E.: ALONG-STRIKE VARIATIONS IN AVALONIA AND OTHER CONSTRUCTING A SUBSIDENCE MODEL FOR THE PERI-GONDWANAN ARCS IN THE NEOPROTEROZOIC- EASTERN PORTION OF THE TAOS TROUGH THROUGH

25–28 September • Denver, Colorado USA 201 SESSION NO. 115

CORRELATION OF BACKSTRIPPED GEOHISTORY SESSION NO. 116 CURVES T1. Pluvials, Atmospheric Rivers, Monsoons, and Water 11:30 AM DISCUSSION Availability in Western North America from the Quaternary into the Future: Modeling, Observations, and Paleo Reconstructions SESSION NO. 115 of Hydroclimate Extremes (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary of Deep Time Ocean-Climate Perturbations I: Honoring the Geology); GSA Archaeological Geology Division) Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur (SEPM (Society 10:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Ingrid Hendy, Aradhna Tripati and Matthew E. Kirby, Presiding Paleontological Society) 116-1 10:00 AM Oster, Jessica L.*; Ibarra, Daniel E.; Hermann, Nicholas W.; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 Kelley, Neil P.: INTEGRATING PROXY NETWORKS AND Bradley B. Sageman, Matthew T. Hurtgen, Christopher K. Junium and Mark CLIMATE MODELS TO EVALUATE PATTERNS AND Pagani, Presiding DRIVERS OF PAST HYDROCLIMATE CHANGE IN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS WESTERN NORTH AMERICA (Invited Presentation) 115-1 8:10 AM D’Hondt, Steven*: A CLOCKWORK EARTH: MIKE 116-2 10:15 AM Laabs, Benjamin J.*; Munroe, Jeffrey S.: THE RELATIVE ARTHUR, AL FISCHER AND RECURRENT CYCLES IN TIMING OF LATE PLEISTOCENE GLACIER AND GEOLOGICAL THOUGHT PLUVIAL LAKE MAXIMA IN THE NORTHERN GREAT BASIN, NEVADA AND UTAH, U.S.A 115-2 8:30 AM Ma, Haoran*; Shen, Bing; Peng, Yongbo; Lang, Xianguo; Huang, Kangjun: ACTIVE BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLE 116-3 10:30 AM Lora, Juan M.*; Mitchell, Jonathan L.; Risi, Camille; Tripati, DURING THE MARINOAN SNOWBALL EARTH Aradhna: ATMOSPHERIC MOISTURE TRANSPORT TO WESTERN NORTH AMERICA DURING THE LAST 115-3 8:45 AM Miller, Austin*; Strauss, Justin V.; Halverson, Galen P.; GLACIAL MAXIMUM AND DEGLACIATION (Invited Macdonald, Francis A.; Johnston, David; Sperling, Erik A.: Presentation) TRACKING THE ONSET OF PHANEROZOIC-STYLE REDOX-SENSITIVE TRACE METAL ENRICHMENTS: 116-4 10:45 AM Steinman, Byron A.*; Abbott, Mark B.; Finkenbinder, NEW DATA FROM NEOPROTEROZOIC POST-GLACIAL Matthew S.: THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE AND STRATA IN NW CANADA VOLCANIC ASH FALL ON LAKE LEVELS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DURING THE HOLOCENE 115-4 9:00 AM Hiatt, Eric E.*; Silva, Leandro G.; Pufahl, Peir K.: THE (Invited Presentation) END CRYOGENIAN AND EARLY EDIACARAN BOUNDARY AND THE ONSET OF PHOSPHOGENESIS 116-5 11:00 AM Hendy, Ingrid*; Brown, Erik T.; Hinnov, Linda A.; IN A TRANSITIONAL SEDIMENTARY SUCCESSION: Schimmelmann, Arndt; Du, Xiaojing: 9,000 YEARS OF JACADIGO AND CORUMBA GROUPS, SOUTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA WEATHER: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BRAZIL EXTREME PRECIPITATION EVENTS AND INTERANNUAL CLIMATE CHANGE 115-5 9:15 AM Austermann, Gregor*; Hildenbrand, Anne; Ifrim, Christina; Bengtson, Peter: THE BLACK SHALES OF THE 116-6 11:15 AM Napier, Tiffany J.*; Hendy, Ingrid; Bryce, Julia G.: SANTA MANUELS RIVER FORMATION, AVALON PENINSULA, BARBARA BASIN, CALIFORNIA FLOOD LAYER NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA: IMPLICATIONS OF PROVENANCE: MAPPING FLOODING HAZARD BY GEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROFACIES FOR CAMBRIAN SEDIMENT SOURCE REGION PALAEOCLIMATE AND PALAEOGEOGRAPHY 116-7 11:30 AM Newell, Dennis L.*; Jensen, Jordan L.; Frantz, Carie M.: 115-6 9:30 AM Chen, Jitao*; Osleger, Dillon J.; Montanez, Isabel P.; Qi, GREAT SALT LAKE (UTAH) MICROBIALITE Yuping; Wang, Qiulai; Wang, Xiangdong: MULTI-BASIN CHRONOLOGY AND ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY: BIOAPATITE RECORDS OF CARBONIFEROUS IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOLAKE EXTENT AND SEAWATER SR ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION BIOGEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION 9:45 AM BREAK 116-8 11:45 AM Surge, Donna*; Schmidt, Karly R.; Moore, Corey; Coleman, Drew S.; Mills, Ryan: TRACING MOISTURE SOURCES 115-7 10:00 AM Yager, Joyce A.*; Berelson, William M.; Corsetti, Frank A.; OF THE EXTREME STORM EVENT IMPACTING THE West, A. Joshua; Rosas, Silvia; Bottjer, David J.: SHIFTING CAROLINAS IN OCTOBER, 2015 USING O, H, AND SR BIOGEOCHEMICAL DYNAMICS DURING THE LATE ISOTOPE RATIOS TRIASSIC AND EARLY JURASSIC: INSIGHT FROM STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN RECORDS 115-8 10:15 AM Baker, Sarah J.*; Belcher, Claire M.; Hesselbo, Stephen P.; Lenton, Timothy M.: CHARCOAL EVIDENCE THAT AFTERNOON ORAL RISING ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN TERMINATED EARLY JURASSIC OCEAN ANOXIA TECHNICAL SESSIONS 115-9 10:30 AM Godet, Alexis*; Durlet, Christophe; Spangenberg, Jorge; Föllmi, Karl B.: WHEN EARLY DIAGENESIS ALTERS SESSION NO. 117 ORIGINAL ISOTOPE SIGNAL: INSIGHTS FROM New Approaches and Results in Structural Geology and URGONIAN PLATFORM CARBONATES, WESTERN Neotectonics SWISS JURA 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 115-10 10:45 AM Browning, James V.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Hinnov, Linda A.; Mark T. Brandon and Brittany Huerta, Presiding Williford, Kenneth H.: EARLY JURASSIC EARTH SYSTEM AND TIMESCALE (JET): MOCHRAS (WALES) 117-1 1:30 PM Craig, Findlay A.*: LASER SCANNING TECHNOLOGY AS COREHOLE AN AID FOR STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 115-11 11:00 AM Gill, Benjamin C.*; Them, Theodore R.: REEXAMINING THE CARBON CYCLE DURING THE TOARCIAN OCEANIC 117-2 1:45 PM Katopody, David T.*; Oldow, John S.: STRUCTURAL ANOXIC EVENT ARCHITECTURE OF THE FIDALGO OPHIOLITE ON FIDALGO ISLAND, NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON 115-12 11:15 AM Eoff, Jennifer D.*: DEPOSITION OF “BLACK SHALE” FACIES: RELATION TO POTENTIAL SELF-SOURCED MUDSTONE RESERVOIRS

202 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 117-13 117-12 117-11 117-10 117-9 117-8 117-7 117-6 117-5 117-4 117-3 118-3 118-2 118-1 Andrew M. BushandRyan O. Roney, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom4C Paleontology 1: Diversity, Extinction, andOrigination SESSION NO. 118 5:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM SONAR CONTINENTAL SHELFUSINGHIGHRESOLUTION AND GEOMORPHOLOGYOFIRELAND’SSOUTHWEST Bowden, Shelby*; Sautter, Leslie: STRUCTURAL MAPPING APPLIED INCASCADIAANDELSEWHERE DYNAMICS AND TEMPORAL CONSIDERATIONS AS PHYSIOGRAPHY, SEDIMENT SUPPLY, CURRENT SUB-AQUEOUS PALEOSEISMOLOGY: SITESELECTION, GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISIONKIRKBRYAN AWARD: Goldfinger, Chris*: GSAQUATERNARY GEOLOGYAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA ALONG THE LEECHRIVERFAULT NEAR VICTORIA, FOR LATEST QUATERNARY SURFACE RUPTURE Scott E.K.; Leonard,Lucinda J.; Levson, Vic: EVIDENCE Regalla, Christine*; Morell,Kristin; Amos, ColinB.; Bennett, WESTERN NEVADA, USA SHEAR ACCOMMODATION IN THE WALKER LANE, ROTATION: THE BATTLE FORENIGMATIC DEXTRAL Chad Carlson, W.*; Faulds, James E.: TRANSLATION VS. THE SANGORGONIOPASS, SOUTHERNCALIFORNIA RATE ALONG THE SOUTHERNSANANDREASFAULT IN FAULT DEFORMATION ANDIMPLICATIONS FORSLIP Brittany*;Huerta, Yule, Doug; Richard Heermance, V.: OFF VALLEY, SOUTHERNCALIFORNIA THE WESTERN PINTO MOUNTAIN FAULT, MORONGO PRELIMINARY LATE PLEISTOCENE SLIPRATE FOR E*; Katherine Gabriel, Yule, Doug; Richard Heermance, V.: BREAK SASKATCHEWAN EXPLANATIONS FROM ASHEARZONEINNORTHERN BRITTLE-DUCTILE TRANSITION: TWOBELOW THE Williams, MichaelL.; Regan,SeanP.: FRICTIONALMELT OmeroF.*;Orlandini, Mahan,Kevin H.; Mueller, Karl; FORMATION, TUSCANY,ITALY TURBIDITES: ANOUTCROP STUDY ON THE MACIGNO ZONE CHARACTERISTICS IN TIGHT SILICICLASTIC Zambrano, Miller; Mattioni,Luca; Moretti,Isabelle: FAULT Tondi, Emanuele; Agosta,Fabrizio; Claudio, DiCelma; Riegel, Hannah*; Rustichelli,Andrea; Jablonská, Danica; NATURAL FAULT DAMAGE ZONES SCALING ROCK MECHANICSEXPERIMENTS TO EFFECTS OFSTRAINRATE ANDLOAD PATH ON Griffith, W. Ashley*; Borjas, N.; Christopher Barber, Troy: DEFORMED QUARTZ SANDSTONES PREFERRED ORIENTATIONS ININCIPIENTLY RHOMB-DOMINATED CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC Rahl, Jeffrey M.*; McGrew, AllenJ.; Latham,Joshua R.: DEFORMATION IN THE CASCADIAFOREARC MOUNTAINS: IMPLICATIONS FORLONG-TERM STRAIN MEASUREMENTSFROM THE OLYMPIC Brandon, Mark T.*; J.:Thissen, Christopher NEWFINITE- CHILHOWEE GROUP,CHILHOWEE “NEVADELLA” ZONE REDISCOVERED –LOWER CAMBRIAN, UPPER APPALACHIANLOCALITIES TRILOBITE Hageman, Steven J.*: WALCOTT’S SOUTHERN PALAEOPROTEROZOIC (CA. 1.6GA) Veneta: CROWN-GROUP RHODOPHYTES IN THE LATE Bengtson, Stefan*; Sallstedt, Therese; Belivanova, IN EARLY PROTEROZOIC EUKARYOTES SEXUAL CONJUGATION ANDCROWN-GROUP STATUS Adam, Z.R.*; Butterfield,Nicholas J.: EVIDENCEOF 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 118-14 118-13 118-12 118-11 118-10 118-9 118-8 118-7 118-6 118-5 118-4 119-4 119-3 119-2 119-1 Andy Davis andArthur T. Kasson,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom302 Recent Advances inEnvironmental GeoscienceI SESSION NO. 119 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM TEMPERATURE ROCKS USINGFIELD-RELEVANT PRESSUREAND ELEMENTAL MOBILIZATION FROM CARBONATE-RICH SUPERNOVAE IN THE EARLY PLEISTOCENE Thomas, C.*: Brian TERRESTRIALEFFECTSOFNEARBY PREDICTING EXTINCTIONRISK CHANGE: THE ROLE OFCHANGINGOCCUPANCY IN Kiessling, Wolfgang*; Kocsis, Tibor Ádám: RANGEAND OF NEGLECT? POPULAR HANDBOOKAFTERMORE THAN 50 YEARS CENOZOIC MOLLUSCS– WHAT EMERGESFROM A INCLUSIVENESS ANDSPECIESDISCOVERY IN Todd, JonathanA.*: CHANGINGSPECIES SOLEMYA CLADE(BIVALVIA: SOLEMYIDAE) PLESIOMORPHY ANDAPOMORPHYIN THE ACHARAX- Bailey, Jack Bowman*: “OSOLEMYA …” LIGAMENTAL EXTINCTION PATTERNS IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS MECASTER WITHIMPLICATIONS ONDIVERSITYAND MONOPHYLY OF THE SPATANGOID ECHINOIDGENUS Roney, Ryan O.*; Sumrall, ColinD.: ASSESSING UPRIGHT COMBAT MARKED DIVERGENCEIN VOCALIZATION AND BRONTOSAURUS ANDAPATOSAURUS SHOW LIZARD SONGANDDANCE: SKULLSFROM Bakker, Robert T.*; Mossbrucker, Matthew T.: THUNDER REX NANOTYRANNUS LANCENSISANDTYRANNOSAURUS PREDATORS FROM THE HELLCREEKFORMATION: DIVERGENT EVOLUTION OF TWO APEX Deak, MichaelD.*; McKenzie, ScottC.: HYPOTHETICAL VARIATION PRADESH INDIA-ANEXAMPLEOFECOPHENOTYPIC Tapas Kumar: PHYSAPOPULATION AT UKALA, MADHYA Paul, Sharmistha*; Das, Krishnendu; Gangopadhyay, MESOZOIC MARINEREVOLUTION AND SHIFTINGBIODIVERSITYDYNAMICS DURING THE Bush, Andrew M.*; Hunt,Gene; Bambach, RichardK.: SEX BREAK POST-EDIACARANANOTHER VENDOBIONT DEVONIAN PROBLEMATICUM PROTONYMPHA AS OF THE J.*:Retallack, Gregory REASSESSMENT AND PARACRINOIDS CLASSIFICATION OFEOCRINOIDS, RHIPIDOCYSTIDS, OF SOUTHERNOKLAHOMA, ANDAREVISED FROM THE BROMIDE FORMATION (SANDBIAN) ASYMMETRICAL, RHIPIDOCYSTIDECHINODERM Sprinkle, James*; Rushlau, William: NEWFLATTENED, Christopher: DEPTHDEPENDENTCO Kukkadapu, Ravi K.; Qafoku, Odeta; Bacon, Diana; Brown, Lawter, AmandaR.*; Qafoku, Nik; Asmussen, R. Matthew; WELLS OF THE ARBUCKLE FORMATION GUM ON THE MOBILITYOFBARIUM INDISPOSAL Ebrahimi, Pouyan*; Vilcaez, Javier: EFFECTOFGUAR DIFFUSION MICROSTRUCTURE ONURANIUM(VI) SORPTIONAND Christophe; Birkholzer, Jens: EFFECTSOFCLAY Tinnacher, RuthM.*; Davis, James A.; Tournassat, CONTROL WASTE ROCK ACID GENERATION Jerritt: AKEYGEOCHEMICAL VARIABLE APPEARS TO Davis, Andy*; Whitehead, Charles; Lengke, Maggy; Collord, SESSION NO. 119 2 -INDUCED

203 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 119

119-5 2:30 PM Kurtz, Jeffrey P.*; Foster, Stephen; Dawson, Helen: SITE- 120-7 3:15 PM Ishutov, Serg*; Hasiuk, Franciszek: 3-D PRINTING SPECIFIC GROUNDWATER STANDARDS FOR THE POROSITY MODELS OF BEREA SANDSTONE VAPOR INTRUSION PATHWAY 120-8 3:30 PM Hesse, Marc A.*; Ghanbarzadeh, Soheil; Prodanovic, Masa: 119-6 2:45 PM Sullivan Graham, Enid J.*; Fernald, Sam; Sabie, Robert P.; FLUID FLOW IN DUCTILE ROCKS: PERMEABILITY IN Flynn, Robert; Xu, Pei; Carroll, Kenneth; Cather, Martha; THE LIMIT OF ALMOST NO POROSITY Sarpong, Kwabena Addae; Ma, Guanyu; Tellez, Aracely; 120-9 3:45 PM Persaud, Elisha M.*; Levison, Jana K.; Pehme, Peeter E.; Chaudhary, Binod; Willman, Spencer: A COMPREHENSIVE Novakowski, Kent S.; Parker, Beth L.: USE OF FLUTETM STUDY SUPPORTING BENEFICIAL USES OF LINER INSTALLATIONS AS A METHOD TO EXAMINE PRODUCED WATER IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO CROSS-HOLE FRACTURE CONNECTIVITY IN 119-7 3:00 PM Haynes, Kaylie*; Sedlacko, Erin; Higgins, Chris; Blaine, CRYSTALLINE BEDROCK Andrea C.: PRODUCED WATER: PETROLEUM’S 120-10 4:00 PM Perilla, Paula*; Murray, Kyle E.: PRESSURE PREDICTION QUESTION OR AGRICULTURE’S ANSWER BETWEEN TWO WELLS USING THE LAPLACIAN 3:15 PM BREAK COMPONENT IN THE DIFFUSION EQUATION: ANALYTICAL SOLUTION IN ONE DIMENSION 119-8 3:30 PM Shabani, Babak*; Vilcaez, Javier: PREDICTION OF CO2-

CH4-H2S-N2 GAS MIXTURES SOLUBILITY IN BRINE 120-11 4:15 PM Schenk, Judith*; Poeter, Eileen P.: MULTI-MODEL USING A NON-ITERATIVE FUGACITY-ACTIVITY MODEL ANALYSIS FOR GROUNDWATER MODELING USING RELEVANT TO MEOR AICC AND KIC - A MORE REALISTIC ASSESSMENT OF 119-9 3:45 PM Bern, Carleton R.*; Birdwell, Justin E.; Adams, Monique: UNCERTAINTY IN PREDICTIONS THE INFLUENCE OF WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONS ON 120-12 4:30 PM Stone, Stephen F.*; Whittecar, G. Richard: INORGANIC CONSTITUENTS IN PRODUCED WATERS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION CROP COEFFICIENTS FROM UNCONVENTIONAL PETROLEUM RESERVOIRS CALCULATED FOR WETLAND VEGETATION IN HYBLA 119-10 4:00 PM Harris, Rose*; Reimus, Paul W.; Ding, Mei; Musa, Dea; VALLEY, VIRGINIA ENHANCE WETBUD WATER BUDGET Lawver, Angela; WoldeGabriel, Giday; Perkins, George; MODELS Katzman, Danny: ASSESSING NATURAL RETARDATION OF CHROMIUM BY SEQUENTIAL LEACHING OF SESSION NO. 121 CONTAMINATED AND UNCONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS Recent Quaternary Research in Lacustrine, Glacial, Eolian, and 119-11 4:15 PM Musa, Dea*; Harris, Rose; Lawver, Angela; Perkins, George; Tectonic Systems Ding, Mei; Reimus, Paul W.; Katzman, Danny: DETECTION 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 LIMIT OF SEQUENTIAL LEACHING METHOD FOR Ralph Haugerud and Matthew S. Lachniet, Presiding ASSESSING SMALL AMOUNTS OF CHROMIUM RETARDATION IN SUBSURFACE 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 119-12 4:30 PM Levy, Jonathan*; Berhane, Tedros; Krekeler, Mark P.S.; 121-1 1:45 PM Onken, Jill*; Smith, Susan J.; Palacios-Fest, Manuel R.; Danielson, Neil: KINETIC SORPTION OF CONTAMINANTS Adams, Karen R.: LATE HOLOCENE RAPID OF EMERGING CONCERN BY A PALYGORSKITE- HYDROCLIMATIC CHANGE AT CIENEGA AMARILLA, MONTMORILLONITE FILTER MEDIUM WEST-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO, USA 119-13 4:45 PM Van der Hoven, Stephen J.*: COMPARISON OF INTERIM 121-2 2:00 PM Lachniet, Matthew S.*; Asmerom, Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.: MITIGATION MEASURES TO REDUCE VAPOR MILANKOVITCH PHASING RELATIONSHIPS AND INTRUSION RESULTING FROM RELEASES OF GREAT BASIN PALEOCLIMATE TETRACHLOROETHENE AT DRY CLEANERS 121-3 2:15 PM Oviatt, Charles G.*: TIMING AND PALEOCLIMATE 119-14 5:00 PM Kasson, Arthur T.*: A NOVEL LC-IRMS INTERFACE FOR SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE REGRESSIVE PHASE FLEXIBLE COMPOUND-SPECIFIC STABLE ISOTOPE OF LAKE BONNEVILLE AND THE GILBERT EPISODE, ANALYSIS GREAT SALT LAKE BASIN, UT 121-4 2:30 PM Smith, Larry N.*; Ali, Guleed A.H.; Hemming, Sidney; Jain, SESSION NO. 120 Mayank; Sohbati, Reza; Buylaert, Jan-Pieter; Stine, Scott: Recent Advances in Hydrogeology II LATE PLEISTOCENE MONO BASIN BEACH BERMS, CALIFORNIA: PRELIMINARY OSL AGES 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 121-5 2:45 PM Johnson, W.C.*; Mason, Joseph; Burt, Dakota J.: A David S. Vinson and Franciszek Hasiuk, Presiding PROMINENT PEDOGENIC SIGNAL FOR MIS 3 IN THE 120-1 1:30 PM Alalade, Damy*: REMOVAL OF HYDRAULIC CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS, USA FRACTURING FLUIDS FROM WASTEWATER USING 121-6 3:00 PM Fleisher, P. Jay*: STRUCTURES RESEMBLING ICE- SORPTION TECHNIQUES WEDGE CASTS SUGGEST DISCONTINUOUS 120-2 1:45 PM Snyder, Emily E.*; Marczak, Stanislaw; Salazar, Larry J.; PERMAFROST DURING LAURENTIDE RETREAT, Fordham, Gerald F.; Chu, Shaoping; Strobridge, Dan; Rich, CENTRAL NEW YORK STATE Kent C.; Stauffer, Philip H.: 3-D SIMULATION OF SOIL 3:15 PM BREAK VAPOR EXTRACTION IN A DEEP UNSATURATED ZONE 121-7 3:30 PM Jonsson, Carl H.W.*; Hebda, Richard; Barendregt, René W.: 120-3 2:00 PM Wilcox, Jeffrey D.*: A CASE FOR MORE DATA TO ASSESS THE HIGHLAND VALLEY FORMATION: CONTINUOUS VARIABILITY AND LONG-TERM TRENDS FOR TCE IN EARLY TO MIDDLE PLEISTOCENE DEPOSITS IN SOUTH AMBIENT AND INDOOR AIR CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 120-4 2:15 PM Sapp, Jason A.*: IN-SITU ENHANCED BIOLOGICAL 121-8 3:45 PM Haugerud, Ralph A.*; Hendy, Ingrid: COLLAPSE OF THE REDUCTIVE DECHLORINATION IN FRACTURED JUAN DE FUCA LOBE OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE BEDROCK AQUIFER SHEET 120-5 2:30 PM Hortert, Christopher E.*; Bain, Daniel: CONTAMINATED 121-9 4:00 PM Bobrowsky, Peter*; Huntley, David H.; Lintern, David Gwyn; GROUNDWATER FLOW CONTROL ACROSS AN Sawai, Yuki; Tanigawa, Koichiro; Goff, James; Chague-Goff, INVERTED GROUNDWATER DIVIDE WITH THREE Catherine: NEW EVIDENCE FOR PALEOTSUNAMIS GROUNDWATER CONTROL SYSTEMS ALONG HECATE STRAIT, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 2:45 PM BREAK 121-10 4:15 PM Gardner, Thomas W.*; Webb, John: LATE PLEISTOCENE 120-6 3:00 PM Hasiuk, Franciszek*: HOW TO 3D PRINT POROUS ROCKS TO EARLY HOLOCENE FAULTING, SURFACE RUPTURE MODELS LIKE THE EARTH DOES

204 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Daniel J. Soeder, MichaelFocazio andDouglasB. Kent, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom Prefunction GSA Energy GeologyDivision; GSAGeology andHealthDivision) Division; GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; Impacts ofShaleDevelopment III(Posters) (GSAHydrogeology P2. When Oiland Water Mix: Understanding theEnvironmental SESSION NO. 123 122-9 122-8 122-7 122-6 122-5 122-4 122-3 122-2 122-1 Daniel J. Soeder, MichaelFocazio andDouglasB. Kent, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2A/3A Energy GeologyDivision; GSAGeologyandHealthDivision) GSA Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; GSA Impacts ofShaleDevelopment II(GSAHydrogeology Division; P2. When Oiland Water Mix: Understanding theEnvironmental SESSION NO. 122 121-12 121-11 4:30 PM 4:10 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:50 PM 2:30 PM 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM TASMANIA AND LIQUEFACTION NEARMONTAGU, NORTHWEST TECHNOLOGY PANEL DISCUSSION SHALE GAS ENVIRONMENTALLY PRUDENT DEVELOPMENTOF ENERGY ANDENVIRONMENT LABORATORY IN Carney, BJ; Hewitt, Jay: ROLE OFMARCELLUSSHALE Shikha*;Sharma, Carr, Timothy; Vagnetti, Robert; DEVELOPMENT DRILL CUTTINGSFROM MARCELLUS SHALEENERGY J. Alexandra: GEOCHEMICALCHARACTERISTICS OF Lopano, L.*; Christina Stuckman, Mengling, Y.; Hakala, WITH OILANDGASACTIVITIES ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ASSOICATED OF TECHNOLOGIESTO Haut, Richard*: FIELDTESTING REDUCE POTENTIAL IMPACT ONENVIRONMENTS GREEN TECHNOLOGIESTO AND SUSTAINABLE AND NATURAL GASDRILLING: AREVIEWOF Thomas, LashunK.*: HYDRAULIC SHALEFRACTURING MARCELLUS SHALEPLAY OF NATURAL-GAS DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE CHANGES INFRESHWATER QUALITY INAREAS Saiers, James E.*; E.: Barth-Naftilan, EVALUATING LINES FOR THE FUTURE PLAYS INEASTERNCANADA: ESTABLISHING BASE STUDIES IN TWO UNCONVENTIONALHYDROCARBON PATHWAYS INFERREDFROM INTEGRATED CASE Malet, Xavier: NATURAL HYDROCARBON MIGRATION Ladevèze, Pierre; Duchesne, MathieuJ.; Brake, Virginia; Pinet, Nicolas; Ardakani,Omid; Haeri Jiang,Chunqing; Lavoie, Denis*; Rivard, Christine; Bordeleau,Geneviève; CONTROLLED METHANERELEASEEXPERIMENT LESSONS LEARNED THROUGH AMULTI-DISCIPLINARY Cathy: MIGRATION ANDFATE OFFUGITIVEMETHANE: Mayer, Bernhard; Mayer, K. Ulrich; Strous, Marc; Ryan, M. Colby M.; Forde, Olenka; Kuloyo, Olukayode; Ruff, Emil; Cahill, Aaron*; Parker, Beth; Cherry, JohnA.; Steelman, DEVELOPMENT SOURCES INAREASOFSHALEOILANDGAS PRACTICES FORBASELINE SAMPLINGOF WATER McHugh, Tom E.; Connor, JohnA.: RECOMMENDED Richardson, StephenD.*; Molofsky, LisaJ; Smith,Ann P.; SITE MONITORING OFAHYDRAULICLY FRACTURED FIELD Eisenlord, Sarah D.*; Hayes, Tom: ENVIRONMENTAL IN IRAN Lehndorff, Eva; Lauer, Tobias; Vlaminck, Stefan: LOESS Frechen, Manfred*; Kehl, Farhad; Martin; Khormali, MAZAMA CRYPTOTEPHRA INLAKESUPERIOR Sarah Spano, NicholasGeorge*; Lane, Christine; Francis, W.; Johnson, Thomas C.: DISCOVERY OFMOUNT 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 123-3 123-2 123-1 124-11 124-10 124-9 124-8 124-7 124-6 124-5 124-4 124-3 124-2 124-1 Susann Stolze andMichelleF. Goman,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom301 and SocietyDivision) Association; GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary GSAGeology GSA Archaeological GeologyDivision; AmericanQuaternary from toPresentDay Prehistory Division; II(GSALimnogeology T2. ReconstructingEnvironmental Controls onSocietalChange SESSION NO. 124 1:30 PM 1:30 PM 1:30 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM SEISMICITY RESEARCHPROJECT: ANUPDATE John: NATURAL RESOURCESCANADA INDUCED Kao, Honn*; Lavoie, Denis; Lamontagne, Maurice; Cassidy, LABORATORY AT MARCELLUS SHALEENERGYANDENVIRONMENT BIOGEOCHEMICAL INTERACTIONS IN THE RESERVOIR Wilson, Travis*; Shikha: Sharma, ASSESSING WELL WASTEWATER FROM AMARCELLUSSHALE-GAS CHEMICAL FORMSOFINORGANICELEMENTSIN Matthew S.; Orem, William H.; Cozzarelli,IsabelleM.: Conaway, H.; Christopher Jaeschke, JeanneB.; Varonka, Kent, DouglasB.*; Kohler, Matthias; Mnich,Meagan; Adam; Huong,Mai: LATE HOLOCENE ANTHROPOGENIC E.*;Briles, Christy Serenchenko, Olga; Stevens, Lora; White, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMSAT QASR ET TILAH, JORDAN Rucker, JohnD.*: ANCIENTAGRICULTURE AND WATER LEM-ABM IKLAINA ARCHAEOLOGICALSITE USING ACOUPLED RECONSTRUCTING LANDSCAPEHISTORY OF THE Glaubius, Jennifer*; Cosmopoulos, Michael: INTERACTION (Invited Presentation) FRAMEWORKS FORHUMANANDENVIRONMENTAL TREE-RINGS -ESTABLISHING CHRONOLOGICAL Pearson, L.*: Charlotte VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS AND BREAK AMERICAN SAMOA SETTLEMENT STRATEGIES IN THE MANU’AGROUP, VARIABLES INSTRUCTURING AGRICULTURAL AND ASSESSING THE ROLE OFENVIRONMENTAL Day, StephanieS.*; Quitus, Seth; Jeffery Clark, T.: ARROW, NORTHWEST IRELAND CLIMATE CHANGE: NEWEVIDENCEFROM LOUGH Stolze, Susann*: NEOLITHICFARMING PRACTICES AND IMPLICATIONS FORMANAGEMENT THE SPECTEROFMULTI-YEAR DROUGHT, AND Bush, Mark: 500 YEARS OFCLIMATE IN THE AMAZON, Buckle, Nicollette*; Shanahan, Tim; Overpeck, Jonathan T.; FANS IN THE NEUNDORF WETLANDS, BELIZE ANCIENT MAYA WETLAND FIELDSANDALLUVIAL Krause, SamanthaM.; Doyle, Colin: RECONSTRUCTING Beach, Timothy*; Donn,Leila; Luzzadder-Beach,Sheryl; EL CHARQUITO, OAXACA, MEXICO EVIDENCE OFLANDUSEANDCLIMATE CHANGEFROM Goman, MichelleF.*; Joyce, Hedgepeth,Jessica: Arthur; Presentation) ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY INCENTRALITALY (Invited SEDIMENTARY DATA TO INTERPRET2700 YEARS OF CHANGE? USINGHISTORICAL ARCHIVESAND OR SOCIETAL CONTROLS ONENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ONSOCIETAL CHANGE Gabriele; Passigli, Susanna; Piovesan, Gianluca: Susan H.; Pavón-Carrasco, Francisco-Javier; Cifani, Florindo, Fabio; Noble, Paula; Archer, Claire; Zimmerman, Mensing, ScottA.*; Tunno, Irene; Sagnotti,Leonardo; FOR LIFETIMEACHIEVEMENT Ruddiman, William F.*: ACCEPTING THE QGGAWARD INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 124

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IMPACTS ON TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS OF NORTHERN DOCUMENTED BY PALEOMAGNETISM, MAGNETIC VIETNAM FABRICS AND PARAGENESIS 124-12 5:00 PM Voarintsoa, Ny Riavo G.*: STALAGMITE δ 13C 125-13 4:50 PM Cohen, Hanna Fay*; Wittmer, Jacalyn M.; Butler, Shane K.; CHANGES AND VEGETATION COVER CHANGE IN Young, Jordan M.: A GEOCHEMICAL AND CLAY NORTHWESTERN MADAGASCAR MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE BUTTER SHALES 124-13 5:15 PM McCarthy, Francine M.G.*; Riddick, Nicholas L.: FROM THE WAYNESVILLE FORMATION (UPPER NON-POLLEN PALYNOMORPHS AS PROXIES OF ORDOVICIAN) IN THE CINCINNATI ARCH ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT 125-14 5:05 PM Boehlke, Adam R.*; Birdwell, Justin E.; Murphy, Christopher: HIGH-EFFICIENCY GEOCHEMICAL SESSION NO. 125 CHARACTERIZATION OF MUDROCKS T16. Mudstone Evolution: From Deposition through Diagenesis 5:20 PM DISCUSSION (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) SESSION NO. 126 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 506 T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: Sven Egenhoff and Neil Fishman, Presiding Reaching Out to Stakeholders (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; 125-1 1:35 PM Harazim, Dario*; Denommee, Kathryn C.: HYDRAULIC Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; GSA SORTING AND SOURCE MIXING OF MUD ALONG THE Geology and Society Division) ONSHORE-OFFSHORE DISPERSAL PATH: ORIGIN OF 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 FACIES DIVERSITY IN THE EARLY PALEOZOIC BELL ISLAND GROUP, NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA (Invited John Wall, Matthew M. Crawford, Norman Levine and Douglas C. Curl, Presiding Presentation) 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 125-2 1:50 PM Egenhoff, Sven*; Fishman, Neil; Ahlberg, Per; Maletz, Jörg; 126-1 1:45 PM Wessel, Gregory R.*; Slaughter, Stephen L.: Paxton, Stanley T.: EVENT DEPOSITION IN SHALES DOCUMENTING AND REGULATING GEOLOGIC – WOODFORD SHALE, OKLAHOMA, USA, AND HAZARDS: A PRIMER FOR CITY AND COUNTY BJØRKÅSHOLMEN FORMATION, SWEDEN GOVERNMENTS 125-3 2:05 PM Whidden, Katherine*; Dumoulin, Julie A.: AN ALTERNATIVE 126-2 2:00 PM Curl, Douglas C.*; Zhu, Junfeng: DIGITAL FIELD DATA- HYPOTHESIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIC- COLLECTION TECHNIQUES AT THE KENTUCKY RICH STRATA IN THE TRIASSIC ARCTIC ALASKA BASIN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 125-4 2:20 PM Denne, Richard A.*; Kosanke, Tobi H.; Breyer, John A.: 126-3 2:15 PM Mickelson, Katherine A.*; Slaughter, Stephen L.; Jacobacci, LIMESTONE FORMATION IN THE ORGANIC-RICH Kara; Biel, Alyssa; Contreras, Trevor A.: COLLABORATING MARLS OF THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN EAGLE WITH STAKEHOLDERS FOR EFFECTIVE LANDSLIDE FORD GROUP OF SOUTH TEXAS HAZARDS COMMUNICATION: A FIRST ATTEMPT 125-5 2:35 PM Pedersen, Per K.*; Hosseininejad, Somayeh; Spencer, AT A LIDAR-DERIVED, COUNTY-WIDE LANDSLIDE Ronald J.; Sanei, Hamed: INTEGRATED ORGANIC/ INVENTORY IN WASHINGTON (Invited Presentation) INORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY, PETROLOGY 126-4 2:35 PM Lindsey, Kassandra*; Morgan, Matthew L.; Berry, Karen A.: AND PALYNOLOGY FOR INTERPRETATION OF DEVELOPMENT OF LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY DEPOSITIONAL CONDITIONS OF ORGANIC RICH MAPS IN COLORADO MUDSTONES OF THE TURONIAN - CENOMANIAN 126-5 2:50 PM Delano, Helen*: STORIES FROM THE ARCHIVES: NEW SECOND WHITE SPECKS FORMATION, SK AND MB DIGITAL RESOURCES ENABLE USE OF OLD CASE CANADA (Invited Presentation) FILES FOR DEVELOPING A LANDSLIDE DATABASE 125-6 2:50 PM Carroll, Alan R.*; Tofte, Marshal: BASIN SCALE PATTERNS 3:05 PM BREAK OF ORGANIC MATTER ENRICHMENT IN LACUSTRINE 126-6 3:20 PM Gibble, Katie*; Pierce, Jennifer L.; Lindquist, Eric: FITTING MUDROCKS, EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, POST-FIRE EROSION INTO THE WILDFIRE HAZARD WYOMING (Invited Presentation) ASSESSMENT PUZZLE: USING PREDICTIVE DEBRIS 125-7 3:05 PM Olsen, Paul E.*; Kinney, Sean T.: EARLY POST- FLOW MODELS TO INFORM POLICY DECISIONS DEPOSITIONAL BEDDING-PLANE-PARALLEL 126-7 3:35 PM Tillery, Anne*; Haas, Jessica; Lyons, Dale: USING DEBRIS- MELANGES CREATED BY SHEAR AND LIQUEFACTION: FLOW HAZARD DATA TO PLAN AND IMPLEMENT A COMMON BUT LARGELY MISINTERPRETED LANDSCAPE-SCALE WATER SOURCE PROTECTION IN ORGANIC-RICH MUDROCK FACIES THE RIO GRANDE WATERSHED 3:20 PM BREAK 126-8 3:50 PM Levine, Norman*; Rubin, Nicholas: STEMMING THE 125-8 3:35 PM Gingras, Murray*; Harris, Nicholas: PROCESS ICHNOLOGY TIDE: THE FLOOD MODELING EFFORTS OF THE IN FINE-GRAINED SEDIMENTARY STRATA CHARLESTON RESILIENCE NETWORK (Invited 125-9 3:50 PM Fishman, Neil*; Egenhoff, Sven; Lowers, Heather A.: Presentation) ADDING SOME SPICE TO THE LATE CAMBRIAN SPICE 126-9 4:10 PM Rowan, Linda R.*; Borsa, Adrian; Crowell, Brendan; Braun, EVENT: PYRITIZATION HISTORY IN THE ALUM SHALE, J.J.; LaBrecque, John; Viereck, Rodney: UNAVCO’S ROLE ANDRARUM CORE, SWEDEN IN NATURAL HAZARDS PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE 125-10 4:05 PM Reed, Robert M.*: ORGANIC-MATTER PORES – NEW AND MITIGATION FINDINGS FROM MUDROCKS AT LOWER THERMAL 126-10 4:25 PM Jayasena, H.A.H.*; Dharmapriya, P.L.: ASSESSMENT OF MATURITY (R <0.7%) O GEOTECHNICAL PROPERTY VARIATIONS IN SOILS 125-11 4:20 PM Olson, Terrilyn M.*; Carnerup, Anna; Fogden, Andrew; FOR EFFICIENT INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT: Milliken, Kitty: ORGANIC-HOSTED PORE SYSTEM IN THE CASE STUDY FROM SRI LANKA CRETACEOUS MOWRY FORMATION, WYOMING, USA 4:40 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS 125-12 4:35 PM Heij, Gerhard*; Elmore, R. Douglas; Wickard, Alyssa K.; Steullet, Alex; Roberts, Jennifer M.; Rose, Dustin; Dennie, Devin; Benton, Alex; Manning, Earl B.: DIAGENESIS OF PROMINENT NORTH AMERICAN MUDROCKS

206 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 127-12 127-11 127-10 127-9 127-8 127-14 127-13 Division) Division; GSAGeologyandHealth Division; GSALimnogeology GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GeologyandGeomorphologyDivision; GSAQuaternary Engineering GeologyDivision; Geology GSASedimentary Regional, andExploration Geology(GSAEnvironmental and T41. pXRFintheGeosciences: ApplicationstoEnvironmental, SESSION NO. 128 127-4 127-3 127-2 127-1 Matthew T. Heizler, Brad S. D. SingerandMark Schmitz,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom403 Volcanology Division) Time Scale(GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy andaMulti-Chronometer SESSION NO. 127 127-7 127-6 127-5 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM RESOLUTION MASSSPECTROMETRY FOR Alessandro; Hamilton,Doug; Rost,Evelien: HIGH Kuiper, Klaudia*; Wijbrans, Jan; Monster, Marilyn; Santato, ARGON GEOCHRONOLOGY FORWARD INHIGHPRECISION-HIGHACCURACY Heizler, Matthew T.*: EARTHTIME NEEDSANDPATHS SYSTEM: METROLOGICALLY CALIBRATED ACCURATE QUANTITIES OFARGON(AQUA) PIPETTE Klaudia F.; Wijbrans, Jan R.; DarrenF.: Mark, THE Morgan, LeahE.*; Davidheiser-Kroll, Brett; Kuiper, MONITORS Villa, IgorMaria*: FCSANIDINEANDOTHER K-ARAGE CREEK SANIDINE40AR/39ARSTANDARD Paul R.: INTERCALIBRATION ANDAGE OF THE ALDER Niespolo, ElizabethM.*; Rutte, Daniel; Deino, Alan; Renne, DISCUSSION FOR THE U-SERIESGEOCHRONOLOGY COMMUNITY Kenneth H.: DEVELOPINGCYBERINFRASTRUCTURE Dutton, Andrea*; Bowring,James F.; McLean,Noah; Rubin, GEOCHRONOLOGY APPLICATION EVERYTHING YOU DIDN’TKNOW YOU WANTED INA Ross, Jake*; McIntosh, William: PYCHRON: Presentation) GEOCHRONOLOGY: ADESIREORNEED?(Invited CONCENTRATIONS IN PRECISE Singer, Brad S.*; R.; Jicha,Brian Sawyer, David A.: PACIFIC ONIODPEXPEDITION320 SEDIMENTS COREDIN THE PALEOEQUATORIAL CRYPTOCHRON C18N.1N-1OBSERVED INEOCENE CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC CONSTRAINTSFOR Carl; Yamamoto,Richter, Yuhji; Yamazaki,Toshi: Acton, Gary*; Evans, Helen; Ohneiser, Christian; CHINA ORDOVICIAN-EARLY SILURIAN, SICHUAN BASIN, ASTRONOMICALLY FORCEDCYCLICITYIN THE LATE Linda; Zhang,Rui; Wang, Zhixiang; Lu, Yuanzheng; Li,Xin: Huang, Chunju*; Deng,Shenghui; Dong,Shishuang; Hinnov, Presentation) Meyers, StephenR.*: BEINGMILANKOVITCH (Invited REVOLUTION IN R.*;Jicha, Brian Singer, Brad S.: MULTI-COLLECTOR INTERPRETATION A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO ZIRCONAGE Keller, C. Brenhin*; Kyle Schoene, Blair; Samperton, M.: RECORD (Invited Presentation) STRATIGRAPHICAPPLIED TO THE GEOCHRONOLOGY PRECISION ANDACCURACY OFID-TIMSU-PB Schoene, Blair*; Kyle Samperton, M.; Keller, C. Brenhin: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATION WESTERN INTERIORCRETACEOUS STRATA AND LATE ALBIAN-EARLY CENOMANIANNORTH AMERICAN 40 AR/ 39 AR BENTONITE AGE FRAMEWORK OF 40 AR/ 39 40 AR GEOCHRONOLOGY AR/ 39 AR MINERALSTANDARDS 25–28 September 40 40 AR AR/ 39 AR

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 128-14 128-13 128-12 128-11 128-10 128-9 128-8 128-7 128-6 128-5 128-4 128-3 128-2 128-1 Presiding Lawrence D. Lemke, RossD. Kjarsgaard, Knight,Samuel MutitiandBruce 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom404 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM DRILLING: QUANTITATIVE PXRFDETERMINATION OF ROCK SEQUENCES RECOVERED DURINGOCEAN SHIPBOARD RESOLUTIONAMONG MAFICIGNEOUS Julie; Shimizu,Kenji; Whattam, Scott: FINE-SCALE Marguerite; Kirchenbaur, Maria; Nelson, Wendy R.; Prytulak, Petronotis, Katerina; Chapman, Timothy; Godard, K.;Reagan, Mark Shervais, John W.; Pearce, Julian A.; Ryan, Jeffrey*; Li, Yibing; Li,Hongyan; Heaton,D.E.; SHELF EXAMPLE FROM THE MONTEREY BAY CONTINENTAL COASTAL MARINESEDIMENTCORESCANNING: AN Amy: DEVELOPINGAPORTABLE XRF METHODFOR Addison, Jason*; Schwartz, Valerie; Joseph; Carlin, Wagner, PRESENT AND THE PAST OBTAINED FROM XRFANALYSIS: LINKING THE SUR, MEXICO, BASED ON GEOCHEMICALDATA ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGESINBAJA CALIFORNIA Terrence A.: RECONSTRUCTING HOLOCENE COASTAL Liu, Kam-biu*; Bianchette, Thomas A.; McCloskey, SETTINGS OF THE WISCONSIN ARCH SPICE EVENTINNEARSHOREDEPOSITIONAL Emsbo, Poul: PXRFSIGNATURES OF THE CAMBRIAN Zambito, James*; McLaughlin,Patrick I.; Haas, LisaD.; GLOBAL BIOGEOCHEMICALSTUDIES RECONNAISSANCE TOOL FORHIGH-RESOLUTION PORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE(PXRF)ASA Bandy, Terryl L.*; Cramer, Bradley D.; Devera, Joseph: LIMITATIONS SEDIMENTARY MUDROCK SUCCESSIONSANDITS XRF CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY INCHARACTERIZING Ruppel, StephenC.*; Rowe, Harry: IMPORTANCE OF (Invited Presentation) FORMATION, UPPER TRIASSIC, ORDOSBASIN, CHINA DEPOSITION, YANCHANGFLUVIO-LACUSTRINE Sivil, Evan: CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC INSIGHTSINTO G.;Robert Shen, Ying; Zhang,Jianfeng; Liang,Quansheng; Tongwei; Ruppel,StephenC.; Milliken, Kitty; Loucks, Rowe, Harry*; Wang, Xiangzeng; Fan, Bojiang; Zhang, BREAK PHYTOREMEDIATION STUDY UTILIZINGAPXRF CONCENTRATIONS INPLANTSAMPLESFROM A Corley, Megan*; Mutiti,Samuel: QUANTIFYING LEAD FRACTION RESPONSE ASAFUNCTIONOFORGANICMATTER MEASUREMENT INORGANICRICHSOILS: PXRF PORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE TRACE METAL Ravansari, Roozbeh*; Lemke, Lawrence D.: ASSESSMENT (Invited Presentation) AGRONOMY, ANDENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Bogdan M.: APPLICATIONS OFPXRFFORPEDOLOGY, Weindorf, David C.*; Chakraborty, Somsubhra; Duda, OF THE MARCELLUSSHALE ANTICIPATE METAL RELEASEFROM DRILLCUTTINGS OTHER TECHNIQUES TO WITH CONJUNCTION IN Nelson, Kristina*; Graney, JosephR.: USINGPXRF ELEMENTS INCOAL BYPRODUCTS DETECTOR FORDETERMINATION OFRAREEARTH Evan: USEOFAPORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE Roth, Elliot*; Bank, Tracy L.; Keegan, Emma; Granite, STUDIES INNORTHERN CANADA PXRF TO REGIONALSURFICIAL TILL GEOCHEMISTRY Kjarsgaard, Bruce*; Knight,RossD.: APPLICATION OF Presentation) MINERAL EXPLORATION PROSPECTIVE (Invited Brand, N.W.*: PORTABLE XRFINSTRUMENTS: A SESSION NO. 128

207 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 129

KEY ELEMENTS ON ROCK SURFACES AND POWDERS 130-2 1:45 PM Liu, Kelly H.*; Yang, Bin B.; Liu, Yunhua; Gao, Stephen S.: DURING IODP EXPEDITION 352 SEISMIC ANISOTROPY BENEATH THE CONTIGUOUS UNITED STATES FROM SHEAR WAVE SPLITTING SESSION NO. 129 ANALYSIS UTILIZING ALL THE USARRAY AND OTHER T63. From Mantle to Landscape: Cenozoic Evolution of the Rocky STATIONS Mountain (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology 130-3 2:00 PM Gurrola, Harold*; Pulliam, Jay; Mickus, Kevin L.; Keller, and Tectonics Division) G. Randy: NEW INSIGHT INTO THE LITHOSPHERE OF THE SOUTHERN MARGIN OF NORTH AMERICA FROM 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 503 EARTHSCOPE SEISMIC DATA Robert Moucha, Jolante W. van Wijk and Majie Fan, Presiding 130-4 2:15 PM Borgfeldt, Taylor M.*; Walter, Jake; Frohlich, Cliff: CRUSTAL 129-1 1:30 PM Currie, Claire A.*; Copeland, Peter: GEODYNAMIC SEISMIC VELOCITY MODELS OF TEXAS MODELS OF FARALLON PLATE SUBDUCTION: 130-5 2:30 PM Pulliam, Jay*: SEISMIC CONSTRAINTS ON CREATING AND REMOVING A FLAT SLAB (Invited LITHOSPHERIC REMOVAL ASSOCIATED WITH THE Presentation) TRANSITION FROM THE BASIN AND RANGE TO THE 129-2 1:50 PM Copeland, Peter*; Currie, Claire A.; Lawton, Timothy L.; GREAT PLAINS AT THE SOUTHERN RIO GRANDE RIFT Muphy, Michael A.: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: 130-6 2:45 PM Puckett, Robert E.*; Hanson, R.; Brueseke, Matthew E.; THE VARIABLE LIFESPAN OF THE LARAMIDE Price, Jonathan D.; Keller, G. Randy; Bulen, Casey L.; OROGENY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ANCIENT Eschberger, Amy M.; Hobbs, Jasper M.; Mertzman, GRAND CANYON HYPOTHESIS Stanley A.: STRUCTURAL AND PETROLOGICAL 129-3 2:05 PM Carrapa, Barbara*; Romero, Mariah; DeCelles, Peter G.; INSIGHTS AND CONTRASTS BETWEEN THE WICHITA Constenius, Kurt: TIMING OF EXHUMATION OF AND ARBUCKLE SEGMENTS OF THE SOUTHERN LARAMIDE RANGES IN MONTANA AND WYOMING OKLAHOMA AULACOGEN AS REVEALED BY DEEP AND IMPLICATIONS FOR FLAT-SLAB SUBDUCTION DRILLING INTO RIFT-RELATED ROCKS PROCESSES (Invited Presentation) 130-7 3:00 PM Barnes, Melanie A.*; Denison, Tim: PRECAMBRIAN 129-4 2:25 PM Schwartz, Theresa M.*; Graham, Stephan A.; Chamberlain, BASEMENT OF WEST TEXAS AND EASTERN NEW C. Page: EVALUATION OF THE PALEOGENE TECTONIC, MEXICO, THE STORY FROM CORE AND CUTTINGS TOPOGRAPHIC, AND CLIMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE 130-8 3:15 PM Harry, Dennis L.*; Jha, Sumant: A PROPOGATING RIFT SEVIER-LARAMIDE OVERLAP ZONE, SOUTHWESTERN MODEL FOR SEAFLOOR SPREADING IN THE GULF OF MONTANA MEXICO BETWEEN 169-150 MA 129-5 2:40 PM Hu, Xiaoni*; Heller, Paul L.; Jones, Nick: 130-9 3:30 PM Verellen, Devon N.*; Alberts, Erik C.; Parker, E. Horry; RECONSTRUCTION OF PALEOALTIMETRY AND Hawman, Robert B.; Fischer, Karen M.; Wagner, Lara S.: TECTONIC HISTORY OF BIGHORN MOUNTAINS AND INVESTIGATION OF P-WAVE REFLECTIVITY BENEATH SURROUNDING RANGES IN NORTHEAST WYOMING THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS USING THE SESAME WITH 3D BASIN MODELING BROADBAND ARRAY 2:55 PM BREAK 130-10 3:45 PM Vanderlip, Christopher*; Cox, Randel T.: EOCENE 129-6 3:10 PM Sewall, Jacob O.*; Riihimaki, Catherine A.: CLIMATE FAULTING AND STRUCTURE, TIPTON COUNTY, TN, AND LANDSCAPE INTERACTIONS IN THE NORTH WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR CENOZOIC STRESS FIELD AMERICAN CORDILLERA (Invited Presentation) ROTATION 129-7 3:30 PM Fan, Majie*; Feng, Ran; Geissman, John W.; Poulsen, 4:00 PM BREAK Christopher J.: GLOBAL COOLING INDUCED 4:15 PM INTRODUCTION OF WOOLLARD SPEAKER, BY RANDY DIACHRONOUS ARIDIFICATION IN THE ROCKY KELLER MOUNTAINS DURING THE LATEST EOCENE-EARLIEST OLIGOCENE 130-11 4:25 PM Hinze, William J.*: GSA GEOPHYSICS DIVISION GEORGE P. WOOLLARD LECTURE: CRACKING OF A CONTINENT 129-8 3:45 PM Zhu, Lu*; Fan, Majie; Aslan, Andres; Tripati, Aradhna; Kirby, Eric: EVIDENCE FROM THREE ISOTOPIC PROXIES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF HIGH RELIEF BEFORE SESSION NO. 131 NEOGENE IN THE UPPER STREAM DRAINAGE OF THE T68. Geoscience and Engineering Research Applied to Mined COLORADO RIVER Geologic Repositories and Deep Borehole Concepts for Disposal 129-9 4:00 PM Rost, Rebecca*; Giorgis, Scott; Horsman, Eric: of Radioactive Waste (GSA Environmental and Engineering CONSTRAINTS ON MINIMUM RATES OF IGNEOUS Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and EMPLACEMENT FROM PALEOMAGNETIC DATA, Volcanology Division) TRACHYTE MESA LACCOLITH, HENRY MOUNTAINS, UT 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 129-10 4:15 PM Pederson, Joel L.*; Bufe, Aaron; Tuzlak, Daphnee: Frank Perry, Kristopher Kuhlman, David C. Sassani and Florie A. Caporuscio, QUATERNARY TECTONICS ALONG THE FLANK OF Presiding YELLOWSTONE FROM TERRACES ALONG THE 131-1 1:30 PM Swift, Peter N.*; Sassani, David C.: DEEP GEOLOGIC HOBACK AND SNAKE RIVER DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE: MULTIPLE OPTIONS FOR LONG-TERM ISOLATION (Invited SESSION NO. 130 Presentation) T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States: 131-2 1:50 PM Denton, Joanna S.*; Goldstein, Steven J.; Nunn, Andrew J.; Craton to Gulf of Mexico and the Annual George P. Woollard Hinrichs, Kimberly A.; Amato, Ronald S.: 239PU-238U Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) DISEQUILIBRIUM STUDIES AT THE NOPAL I URANIUM 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 ORE DEPOSIT, PEÑA BLANCA, MEXICO Jay Pulliam, Harold Gurrola, Kevin L. Mickus, Gregory Dumond, Melanie A. 131-3 2:05 PM Birkholzer, Jens T.*: AN OVERVIEW OF RADIOACTIVE Barnes and G.R. Keller, Presiding WASTE DISPOSAL RESEARCH ACTIVITIES LINKED TO INTERNATIONAL UNDERGROUND RESEARCH 130-1 1:30 PM Mickus, Kevin L.*; Keller, G. Randy; Pulliam, Jay; Gurrola, LABORATORIES (Invited Presentation) Harold: AN OVERVIEW OF THE STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE GULF COAST REGION OF TEXAS 131-4 2:25 PM Yudintsev, S.V.*: DISPOSAL OF HIGH LEVEL NUCLEAR AND LOUISIANA WASTE IN RUSSIA: STUDY OF DURABILITY OF NA-AL-P

208 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 131-14 131-13 131-12 131-11 131-10 131-9 132-4 132-3 132-2 132-1 Heise,Bruce F. EdwinHarvey andJason P. Kenworthy, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom4D (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision) National Parks: Research, Mapping, andResource ManagementII T71. ACentennialCelebrationofGeologyandHydrology inthe SESSION NO. 132 131-8 131-7 131-6 131-5 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM OF THE DEEPBOREHOLEFIELD TEST Kelley, Mark*: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE FIRST YEAR FIELD TEST CHARACTERIZATION FOR THE DEEPBOREHOLE Geoff A.; Hardin,Ernest; Brady, Patrick V.: SITE Kuhlman, L.*; Kristopher Sassani,David C.; Freeze, DEEP BOREHOLEFIELD TEST INCRYSTALLINE ROCK EVALUATION ANDSITECHARACTERIZATION FORA GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK MODELS TO SUPPORT SITE Perry, Frank*; Kelley, RichardE.: USEOFGISAND GUIDELINES FORADEEPBOREHOLEFIELD TEST Patrick V.; Perry, Frank: EVALUATING GEOLOGICSITE Geoff A.; MacKinnon,Robert; Hardin,Ernest; Brady, Sassani, David C.*; Kuhlman, L.; Kristopher Freeze, SPENT NUCLEARFUEL BOREHOLES INSHALEFORDEEPISOLATION OF Muller, RichardA.*; Muller, ElizabethA.: HORIZONTAL DEEP BOREHOLEDISPOSAL(Invited Presentation) Lou*:Zoback, Mary TECHNICALCHALLENGESFOR BREAK MODELS HOT WATER GLASS ANDPRODUCT OFITSCRYSTALLIZATION INA K EVALUATING THE DEGREEOFCONSERVATISM IN ACTINIDE SORPTIONINADOLOMITEROCK SYSTEM: Dittrich, Timothy M.*; Dugas, MichaelP.; Reed,Donald T.: SALT REPOSITORY EXPERIMENTSANDSIMULATIONS Shaoping; Bourret,Michelle; Johnson,Peter: UPDATES ON Otto, Shawn; Caporuscio, A.; Florie Zyvoloski, George; Chu, Stauffer, PhilipH.*; Weaver, Douglas; Boukalfa, Hakim; SYSTEM FOR BENTONITE BACKFILLED ENGINEERED BARRIER BENTONITE BARRIER —MODELINGANINSITUTEST Jens T.: Zheng, Liange*; Xu,Hao; Rutqvist,Jonny; Birkholzer, BENTONITE EXPERIMENTS AND COPPERCORROSION INHYDROTHERMAL Jove-Colon, Carlos: AUTHIGENIC MINERALGROWTH Caporuscio, A.*; Florie Palaich, Sarah; Cheshire, Michael C.; CLIMATE, SEA-LEVEL, ANDHISTORIC LANDUSE FLUVIAL SYSTEMRESPONSES TO CHANGING CHANNEL ISLANDSNATIONAL PARK CHRONICLE John P.: ALLUVIALSEDIMENTSIN THE VALLEYS OF Schumann, R. Randall*; Pigati,Jeffrey S.; Mcgeehin, CLIMATE CHANGE PARKS: ADAPTATION STRATEGIES INANERAOF A.:Maria RESOURCEMANAGEMENT OFCOASTAL Beavers, RebeccaL.*; Schupp, A.; Courtney Caffrey, CONTRIBUTION TO AREGIONALGEODATABASE MONITORING INFEDERALHOLDINGSASA Greenberg, Joshua: COASTAL GEOMORPHOLOGICAL Spahn, Andrea; Ames, Katherine; Skidds, Dennis; Psuty, P.*; Norbert Schmelz, William J.; Silveira, Tanya M.; (Invited Presentation) OF ‘STAGE’ INCOASTAL GEOMORPHOLOGICALMAPS Beal, Irina; Patel, Monica; Freeman, JoelleM.: THEVALUE Psuty, P.*; Norbert Schmelz, William J.; Ames, Katherine; WALLY HANSEN: ANAPPRECIATION D RANGESUSEDINPERFORMANCEASSESSMENT UNDERSTANDING THE THMC EVOLUTION OF EVOLUTIONUNDERSTANDING THETHMC 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 132-14 132-13 132-12 132-11 132-10 132-9 132-8 132-7 132-6 132-5 133-3 133-2 133-1 M.D.Eric Baer, R. Norlene Emerson andAllanLudman,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom4EF Division) Geoscience Teachers Geo2YCDivision; GSAGeologyandSociety Association ofGeoscience Teachers; NationalAssociation of Success I(GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision; National Institutions and Transitions intothe Workforce: Pathways for T86. GeoscienceStudent Supporting Transfer Between SESSION NO. 133 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM FJORDS NATIONAL PARKS IN GLACIER BAY, WRANGELL–ST. ELIAS, ANDKENAI OF PHOTOGRAPHY FORSCIENCEANDSTEWARDSHIP F.*:Molnia, Bruce ANALYZING MORE THAN ACENTURY NATIONAL PARK, AK TSUNAMI IN TAAN FJORD, WRANGELL ST. ELIAS OBSERVATIONS FROM AMASSIVELANDSLIDE Clément; Willis, MichaelJ.; Shugar, DanH.: FIELD Colin;Stark, Lynett, Patrick; Ekström,Göran; Hibert, Bloom, ColinK.*; MacInnes, Breanyn; Higman,Bretwood; MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO, USA BUDGETS OF THE LOCH VALE WATERSHED, ROCKY OF MONAZITE WEATHERING ONPHOSPHORUS Price, Jason R.*; Moore, Joel; Kerans, Dalton: THEROLE IN FRAGILE ENVIRONMENTS TECHNIQUE FOREVALUATING GROUNDWATER FLOW SELF-POTENTIAL MEASUREMENTS: ANEMERGING Voytek, EmilyB.*; Clow, David W.; Singha,Kamini: SCENIC RIVER NATIONAL PARK AND THE RIOGRANDE WILD AND ASSESSMENT OF THE RIOGRANDEINBIGBEND Urbanczyk, Kevin M.*; Bennett,Jeffery: ENVIRONMENTAL NATIONAL PARK, USA FLOW OF THERMAL WATERS IN YELLOWSTONE NATURAL TRACERS OFSPATIAL AND TEMPORAL Cullen, Jeffrey: RADIOGENICSRANDUISOTOPES AS Paces, James B.*; Hurwitz,Shaul; Jacob Lowenstern, B.; PARK, WYOMING PORCUPINE HILLGEYSER, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL ATEQUIPMENT TAMPERING FOR MODEL TO TEST Gabriela; Fairley, P.: Jerry USINGASIMPLEANALYTICAL Lindsey, R.*; Cary Price,Adam; Aunan, MeganM.; Villegas, PRIMARY INVENTORY ECOSYSTEM: METHODOLOGY, TAXONOMY, ANDA LANDFORMS IN THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE Goff, Paepin*: IDENTIFYINGROCK GLACIER PARK THE RHYOLITE PLATEAU, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL BenjaminN.*;Burnett, Meyer, Grant A.: HYDROLOGY OF NATURAL RECREATION AREA WATERSHEDS OF THE SANTA MONICAMOUNTAINS AND HUMANFACTORS INSOLUTELOADING TO THE REGIONAL MULTIYEAR STUDIESDEFINENATURAL J.*;Hibbs, Barry Kuepper, Kathleen; Demeter, GezaI.: PARTNERSHIP FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS: YEAR 1 OF ARIZONA–PIMACOMMUNITYCOLLEGE Nieto, J.: Christian GEOPATHWAYS -AUNIVERSITY Kelley, Andrew; LeBlanc, Vincent M.; Luhr, Shane; Emily; Stokes, Philip J.; Clah,Jesse; Matthew Gabriel, J.; Fay, Noah P.*; Schmidt,Nancy; Flessa,Karl W.; Alexander, GEOSCIENCE (IUSE: GEOPATHS) (Invited Presentation) UNDERGRADUATE STEMEDUCATION: PATHWAYS INTO Jones, M. Brandon*; Patino, Lina: IMPROVING PROCESS 4YCU TRANSFER 2YC TO STUDENTS THROUGH THE GEOSCIENCE SUPPORTING CarolJ.;Heather; Ormand, Layou, KarenM.; Hodder, Jan: R.*;Emerson, Norlene Baer, M.D.; Eric Macdonald,R. SESSION NO. 133

209 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 133

133-4 2:20 PM Tvelia, Sean*: GEO PATHS EXTRA: GEOSCIENCE 134-4 2:20 PM Johannesson, Karen*; Yang, Ningfang; Telfeyan, Katherine; EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITES & CAREER ORIENTED Mohajerin, T. Jade; Datta, Saugata: A NORTH AMERICAN RESEARCH EXPERIENCES ANALOG FOR HIGH ARSENIC GROUNDWATER FROM 133-5 2:35 PM McKay, Larry D.*; Horn, Sally P.; Affholter, Kathleen A.; BANGLADESH AND WEST BENGAL, INDIA: THE Cropper, S. Clark; Drumheller, Stephanie K.; Ellis, CASE OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA (Invited Kelsey N.; Fristoe, Kasey; Hadjiharalambous, Chris S.; Presentation) Lee, Arthur C.; Jones, Jennifer; Steen, Andrew D.; 134-5 2:40 PM Vega, Michael*; Kulkarni, Harshad; Barua, Shovon; Sumrall, Colin D.: ENGAGING COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kumar, Naresh; Johannesson, Karen; Hettiarachchi, TRANSFER STUDENTS IN TENNESSEE TO IMPROVE Ganga; Bhattacharya, Prosun; Kempton, Pamela; Datta, RECRUITMENT, RETENTION AND SUCCESS IN 4-YEAR Saugata: LINKING GEOCHEMISTRY AND DISSOLVED GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMS ORGANIC MATTER QUALITY TO MN AND AS RELEASE 133-6 2:50 PM Ludman, Allan*; Porter-Morgan, Holly; Trujillo, IN GROUNDWATER, MURSHIDABAD, WEST BENGAL, Monica: EASING TRANSITIONS (IN AND OUT) FOR INDIA GEOSCIENCE UNDERGRADUATES 134-6 2:55 PM Kulkarni, Harshad*; Mladenov, Natalie; Chatterjee, Debashis; 3:05 PM BREAK Datta, Saugata: PRE AND POST-MONSOON QUALITY OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN HIGH ARSENIC 3:20 PM Russo-Nixon, Kelsey*; Morris, Aisha R.; Charlevoix, Donna; 133-7 SITES IN WEST BENGAL, INDIA Shabram, Patrick L.: GEO-LAUNCHPAD: PREPARING COLORADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR 3:10 PM BREAK GEOSCIENCE-FOCUSED CAREERS 134-7 3:25 PM Rahman, M. Tauhid Ur*; Mano, Akira: GEOCHEMISTRY 133-8 3:35 PM Smith, Lesley*; Gold, Anne; Anderson, Suzanne P.; Taylor, OF ARSENIC AND ITS DISTRIBUTION IN SEDIMENT Jennifer L.; Batchelor, Rebecca: RESEARCH EXPERIENCE AND GROUNDWATER OF SOUTH-WESTERN FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS IN BANGLADESHAQUIFER COLORADO: INSIGHTS ON IMPROVING THE PIPELINE 134-8 3:40 PM Bhattacharya, Prosun*; Ahmed, Kazi Matin; von Brömssen, OF 2YC STUDENTS INTO THE GEOSCIENCES Mattias; Jacks, Gunnar; Hossain, Mohammed; Hasan, M. 133-9 3:50 PM Graney, Joseph R.*; Stamp, Nancy E.: DEVELOPMENT Aziz: INSTALLATION OF ARSENIC-SAFE AND LOW OF THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY FRESHMAN RESEARCH MANGANESE WELLS BY LOCAL DRILLERS FOR IMMERSION PROGRAM AT BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF SAFE DRINKING WATER IN BANGLADESH 133-10 4:05 PM Walker, Becca*; Hall, Sarah R.; Schmidt, Calla M.: DEVELOPMENT OF A FIELD-BASED PROFESSIONAL 134-9 3:55 PM Quino, Israel*; Ormachea, Mauricio; Bhattacharya, Prosun; DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR ESTEM Ramos, Oswaldo; Quintanilla, Jorge: HYDROCHEMICAL UNDERGRADUATES ASSESSMENT AND OCCURRENCE OF ARSENIC IN THE LOWER BASIN OF KATARI RIVER, BOLIVIAN 4:20 PM Blake, Reginald*; Liou-Mark, Janet; Yuen-Lau, Laura; 133-11 ALTIPLANO Norouzi, Hamidreza; Vladutescu, Viviana: BRIDGING THE GEOSCIENCE WORKFORCE GAP: A TRAINING 134-10 4:10 PM Ng, G.-H. Crystal*; Dunshee, Aubrey; Repert, Deborah A.; PROGRAM FOR NON-TRADITIONAL STEM STUDENTS Smith, Richard L.; Stoliker, Deborah L.; Bohlke, J.K.; McCobb, Timothy D.; LeBlanc, Denis R.; Kent, Douglas B.: 4:35 PM Toran, Laura*; Nyquist, Jonathan E.; Davatzes, Alexandra K.; 133-12 MODELING THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE Brandt, Carol: A NEW GEOPATH-FUNDED INITIATIVE ON VARIABILITY ON GROUNDWATER ARSENIC PLUMES CAREER PATHS FOR URBAN GEOSCIENTISTS DOWNGRADIENT OF EUTROPHIC LAKES (Invited 4:50 PM DISCUSSION Presentation) 134-11 4:30 PM Roberts, Sterling*; Emerman, Steven H.: LABORATORY SESSION NO. 134 SIMULATION OF THE ACCELERATED EROSION MODEL T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements FOR ARSENIC CONTAMINATION OF GROUNDWATER: in Global Geohydrological Systems and Management (GSA EFFECT OF FLOW VELOCITY ON SORPTION RATE Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; 134-12 4:45 PM Kumar, Manoj*; Ramanathan, A.L.: MAGNITUDE GSA Geology and Health Division; International Society of OF INORGANIC ARSENIC CONTAMINATION Groundwater for Sustainable Development (ISGSD)) INGROUNDWATERS OF MIDDLE GANGETIC BASIN OF 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 502 UTTAR PRADESH AND BIHAR, INDIA Prosun Bhattacharya, Abhijit Mukherjee, Karen Johannesson, Saugata Datta 134-13 5:00 PM Chatterjee, Debashis*: IMPORTANCE OF SALIVA AS A and Mohammad Alauddin, Presiding BIOMARKER OF ARSENIC AND OTHER HEAVY METALS IN HUMANS 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 134-1 1:35 PM Knappett, P.S.K.*; Li, Yanmei; Rodriguez, R.; Aviles, M.; SESSION NO. 135 Wells, Arden A.; Mahlknecht, Jurgen; Datta, Saugata: INCREASING ARSENIC AND FLUORIDE T116. Karst Critical Zone Evolution: The Rapid Responses CONCENTRATIONS IN AN INTENSIVELY PUMPED of Carbonate Systems to Changes in Climate, Sea Level, AQUIFER SYSTEM IN CENTRAL MEXICO Groundwater Pumping, and Land Cover/Land-Use (GSA Karst Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology 134-2 1:50 PM Jean, Jiin-Shuh*; Sengupta, Saikat; Sracek, Ondra: Division; Karst Waters Institute; International Association of ARSENIC ATTENUATION IN THE HYPORHEIC ZONE: GeoChemistry) DOES IT ALWAYS DEPEND ON DISCHARGE OF ARSENIC- RICH GROUNDWATER? 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 134-3 2:05 PM Berube, Michelle*; Kulkarni, Harshad; Myers, Kimberly D.; Pamela L. Sullivan, G.L. Macpherson, Jonathan B. Martin and René M. Price, Khan, Musabbir Ahmed; Jewell, Katrina; Dimova, N.T.; Presiding Knappett, P.S.K.; Ahmed, Kazi Matin; Datta, Saugata: 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS GEOCHEMICAL CONTROLS ON ARSENIC RELEASE 135-1 1:35 PM Green, Sophie M.*; Dungait, Jenni; Zhang, Xinyu; Barrows, INTO GROUNDWATER FROM SEDIMENTS: THE Tim; Buss, Heather L.; Liu, Taoze; Hartley, Iain; Song, EFFECTS OF A NATURAL REACTIVE BARRIER (NRB) Zhaoliang; Wen, Xuefa; Liu, Hongyan; Tu, Chenglong; ALONG THE MEGHNA RIVER, BANGLADESH Evershed, Richard P.; Johnes, Penny J.; Meersmans, Jeroen; Guo, Dali; Quine, Tim: SOIL PROCESSES AND

210 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 135-13 135-12 135-11 135-10 135-9 135-8 135-7 135-6 135-5 135-4 Presiding Ewing, Jeffrey E. Post, Steven B. Shirey, William B. SimmonsandJohn Valley, James E. Shigley, DonaDirlam, Wuyi Wang, Barbara L. Dutrow, Rodney C. 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom207 Diamonds andOtherGemMinerals Characterization, Exploration, andGeologicalSignificanceof T128. GemologicalResearch inthe Twenty-First Century: SESSION NO. 136 135-3 135-2 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 1:30 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM (Invited Presentation) AND SPELEOTHEM CALCITEINCENTRAL TEXAS QUALITY INKARSTESTUARY WATER MANAGEMENT EFFECTSONSURFACE WATER Tiffany M.:DISCERNING CLIMATE, SEALEVELAND Dessu, ShimelisBehailu*; Price, RenéM.; Troxler, EVERGLADES SEVEN PALM LAKEDRAINAGES IN THE FLORIDA AND NUTRIENTCONDITIONIN WEST AND Whitman, Dean; Fourqurean, James W.: HYDROLOGIC Allen, JoshuaM.*; Price,RenéM.; Frankovich, Thomas A.; CONSTRUCTED EVERGLADES TREE ISLANDS AND SEASONALHYDROLOGIC PROCESSES IN Cline, A.: Eric WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONS Leonard J.; Maurrasse, FlorentinJ.; Dreschel, Thomas Estrada, AndresE.*;Prieto Price, RenéM.; Scinto, CONSUMPTION? INCREASING AGE OFSPRING WATER: CLIMATE OR JonathanB.*;Martin, Kurz, Marie; Khadka,Mitra B.: MEROKARST ENVIRONMENTS PRECIPITATION ONGROUNDWATER TEMPERATURE IN Matthew D.: EFFECTOFINCREASINGCOOL-SEASON Brookfield, AndreaE.*; Macpherson,G.L.; Covington, LTER SITE, NORTHEASTERN KANSAS REQUIRE LIMESTONE DISSOLUTION, KONZA PRAIRIE CHEMISTRY INAMEROKARST REGIONDOESNOT CHEMICAL WEATHERING MODELOFSTREAM WATER Macpherson, G.L.*; Sullivan, Pamela L.; Johnson, W.C.: KENTUCKY AN EPIGENICKARSTAQUIFER INSOUTH-CENTRAL WITHIN NUTRIENT TRANSFER ANTHROPOGENIC Tagne Kamgue, Gilles Valdez*; Florea,LeeJ.: BREAK RESIDUALS (Invited Presentation) ZONE ENORMOUSLY ALTERED BYCOAL COMBUSTION HYDROGEOLOGY: EVALUATING AKARSTCRITICAL Groves, Chris*; Quarles,Mark: FORENSIC ENVIRONMENTS TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION INKARST A REACTIVE TRANSPORT DESCRIPTIONOFCARBON JenniferDruhan, L.*; Oster, JessicaL.; Lawrence, Corey: ASSEMBLAGES CARBON CYCLINGIN TWO LIMESTONE AQUIFER EVALUATE BIOTIC ANDABIOTIC CONTROLS ON DISSOLVED INORGANICCARBONASA TOOL TO Trumbore, SusanE.: 13-CAND14-CISOTOPES OF Behrendt, Thomas; Kuesel, Kirsten; Totsche, KaiUwe; E.*;Nowak, Martin Schwab, Valérie F.; Lazar, Cassandre; ZONE OFSWCHINA ECOLOGICAL SERVICES IN THE KARSTCRITICAL INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ASUBSOILCARBONSOURCE TOJay: CAVE-AIR CO Larson, Toti; Wood, Chris; Johnson,KathleenR.; Banner, Breecker, DanielO.*; Bergel,Shelly; Peter Carlson, E.; UNDERSTAND KARSTDRIP WATER CHEMISTRY Corey: COUPLINGDATA ANDMODELS TO BETTER Oster, JessicaL.*; Jennifer Druhan, L.; Lawrence, 25–28 September W.; 2

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 136-9 136-8 136-7 136-6 136-5 136-4 136-3 136-2 136-1 137-2 137-1 Presiding Elsbeth E. van Soelen,RichardJ. Twitchett and Wolfram MichaelKürschner, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom3C Association; STEPPE) to Megafauna(Paleontological Society; Palaeontological T142. Past andPresentGlobalBioticCrises: From Microbes SESSION NO. 137 136-13 136-12 136-11 136-10 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM MS ELEMENTMAPPINGSONCR DATA OFRSPHOTOLUMINESCENCE ANDLA-ICP- Tursun P.; Nikandrov, Sergey N.; Koivula, JohnI.: NEW Sorokina, ElenaS.*; Sun,Ziyin; Loudin,Lorne; Nishanbaev, AND MELT INCLUSIONSINGEMMINERALS Klyukin, Yury I.*; Bodnar, J.: Robert REVIEWOFFLUID SOUTH AFRICA AQUAMARINES ANDEMERALDSFROM NAMIBIAAND Frei, Dirk: GEOCHEMICALCHARACTERIZATION OF Lum, Jullieta Enone*; Viljoen, Fanus; Bruce; Cairncross, BREAK IDENTIFY? DIAMONDS TRULYDIFFICULTSYNTHETIC TO Fritsch, Emmanuel*: ARENEAR-COLORLESS QUALITY DIAMONDS LIQUID ORIGINFOR THE WORLD’S LARGESTGEM- Fabrizio: ASUBLITHOSPHERICMANTLE, METALLIC Smith, Evan M.*; Wang, Wuyi; Shirey, Steven B.; Nestola, FLUIDS – THE IMPORTANCE OFBEINGSALTY Pearson, D. Graham*; Weiss, Yakov: DIAMOND-FORMING COLOUR IB DIAMONDSAND THE REASONSFOR THEIR SPECIAL Wuyi: UNUSUAL GEOLOGICALHISTORY OFRARE TYPE Smit, Karen V.*; RichardA.; Stern, Shirey, Steven B.; Wang, GEM DIAMONDS THE GROWTH HISTORY OFNATURAL ANDSYNTHETIC DIAMOND FLUORESCENCE: WHAT IT TELLS USABOUT M.*:Breeding, Christopher THEART ANDSCIENCEOF DIAMONDS (Invited Presentation) PROPERTIES ANDCOMPOSITIONSOFCOLORED Keal S.: INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE LUMINESCENCE Post, Jeffrey E.*; Gaillou,Eloïse; Butler, James E.; Byrne, James; Twitchett, Richard J.: INTRINSICANDEXTRINSIC Dunhill, Alexander M.*; Foster, William J.; Sciberras, FOSSIL RECORD COMBINED MACROEVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCEIN THE EXTINCTION INTENSITY, SELECTIVITY, AND THEIR Heim, NoelA.; Knope, Matthew L.; Pruss,Sara B.: Payne, JonathanL.*; Bush,Andrew M.; Chang,Ellen INTRODUCTORY REMARKS (Invited Presentation) INTERNAL ZONATION WITHIN GRANITICPEGMATITES Evensen, Joseph M.: THENATURE ANDORIGINSOF London, David*; Morgan,GeorgeB.; Acosta-Vigil,Antonio; IRONDRO, MANANJARY AREA, MADAGASCAR ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE EMERALDSDEPOSITOF GENESIS FOREMERALDFORMATION: AFIELDAND Alonso-Perez, Raquel*; Garapic, Gordana: ACOMBINED A NEWAPPROACH CRYSTALLISATION USINGPB-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY: ISOTOPES AND TRACE ELEMENTSANDDATING RUBY CONSTRAINING RUBY PROVENANCE USINGSR-PB Krebs, Mandy Y.*; Pearson, D. Graham; Fagan, Andrew J.: HEMATITE FROM MINASGERAIS, BRAZIL MICROANALYSIS OFIRIDESCENTMETAMORPHIC Heaney, Peter J.*; Lin,Xiayang; Post, Jeffrey E.: SAPPHIRES, RUSSIA THE α-AL THE CONCENTRATIONS <100>0PPMW WITHIN 2 O 3 LATTICE: CASESTUDY OFILMENBLUE 3+ SESSION NO. 137 BEHAVIOR AT

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ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF EXTINCTION AT THE 138-2 1:45 PM Feser, Kelsey M.*; Miller, Arnold I.; Arkle, Jeanette C.: END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION IDENTIFYING TERRESTRIAL CONTROLS ON SPATIAL 137-3 2:05 PM Olsen, Paul E.*; Kent, Dennis: FALSIFICATION OF VARIATION IN MOLLUSCAN DEATH ASSEMBLAGES, HYPOTHESES OF A MAJOR HIATUS IN THE NEWARK ST. CROIX, USVI SUPERGROUP RHAETIAN (LATE TRIASSIC, US AND 138-3 2:00 PM Durham, Stephen R.*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Smith, Jansen A.; CA) BASED ON DATA FROM THE BRISTOL CHANNEL Tweitmann, Annalee: AMBI AND BENTIX CAN BE (UK) AND NORTH GERMANIC BASINS (DE) APPLIED TO MOLLUSCAN DEATH ASSEMBLAGES TO 137-4 2:20 PM Godbold, Amanda Lynn*; Henderson, Charles M.; GUIDE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DECISIONS Schoepfer, Shane D.: THE REFUGIA CONCEPT 138-4 2:15 PM Tyler, Carrie L.*; Kowalewski, Michal: QUANTIFYING THE FOLLOWING THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION FIDELITY OF THE FOSSIL RECORD ACROSS MULTIPLE 137-5 2:35 PM van Soelen, Elsbeth E.*; Twitchett, Richard J.; HIGHER TAXA IN NEARSHORE MARINE MACRO- Kuerschner, Wolfram M.: END PERMIAN SALINITY AND INVERTEBRATE ASSEMBLAGES (NORTH CAROLINA OXYGENATION CHANGES IN A SHALLOW MARINE USA) BASIN IN EAST GREENLAND 138-5 2:30 PM Long, Brooke L.*; Anderson, Laurie C.: MORPHOLOGIC 137-6 2:50 PM Kelly, Abigail*; Cohen, Phoebe: ORGANIC-WALLED DIVERGENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH MICROFOSSIL ASSEMBLAGE VARIATION THROUGH ASSEMBLAGES OF STEWARTIA FLORIDANA THE LATE DEVONIAN KELLWASSER EVENTS IN NEW (BIVALVIA, LUCINIDAE) FROM PINE ISLAND, FLORIDA YORK STATE 138-6 2:45 PM Zimmt, Joshua B.*; Lockwood, R.; Andrus, C. Fred T.; 3:05 PM BREAK Herbert, Gregory S.: REVISITING GROWTH INCREMENT COUNTING AS A METHOD FOR BIOLOGICALLY AGING 137-7 3:20 PM Hagadorn, James W.*; Bullecks, James; Soar, Linda K.; CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA FROM THE U.S. MID- Lahey, Bonita L.; Over, D. Jeffrey; Wistort, Zackery P.; ATLANTIC Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.: COLORADO MASS EXTINCTION: WEIRD FACIES AND COOL FOSSILS 138-7 3:00 PM Hendy, Austin J.W.*: TEMPORAL CHANGES IN BODY FROM THE END-DEVONIAN DYER FORMATION (Invited SIZE: AN EXAMINATION OF SYNOPTIC AND SPECIMEN Presentation) DATA, BIOGEOGRAPHIC, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND TAPHONOMIC CONTROLS 137-8 3:40 PM Ifrim, Christina*: MORPHOMETRY IN EARLY JUVENILE AMMONOIDS, ENABLED BY GRINDING TOMOGRAPHY: 138-8 3:15 PM Opazo, L. Felipe*; Kowalewski, Michal; Portell, Roger W.; A KEY TO THE PATTERNS OBSERVED IN THEIR Sliko, Jennifer L.; Baker, Shirley; Black, Kenneth W.; EXTINCTION AT THE K/PG BOUNDARY? Marquet, Pablo A.: COUPLING ENERGY USE, BODY SIZE, AND DIVERSITY DURING THE PLIO-PLEISTOCENE 137-9 3:55 PM Twitchett, Richard J.*; Allen, Bethany J.; Tilley, Hannah B.; EXTINCTION EVENT Clémence, Marie-Émilie; Danise, Silvia: CONTROLS ON MARINE INVERTEBRATE BODY SIZE CHANGES 3:30 PM BREAK DURING THE EARLY TOARCIAN WARMING-RELATED 138-9 3:40 PM Dineen, Ashley A.*; Roopnarine, Peter D.: CORAL REEFS EXTINCTION EVENT IN CRISIS: THE RELIABILITY OF DEEP-TIME FOOD WEB 137-10 4:10 PM Bernhard, Joan M.*; Wit, Jos C.; McCorkle, Daniel C.: RECONSTRUCTIONS AS ANALOGS FOR THE PRESENT ANTHROPOCENE TRIPLE STRESS: IMPACT OF 138-10 3:55 PM Tierney, Peter W.*: FROM SIMPLE MOUNDS TO COMPLEX EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED OCEAN ACIDIFICATION, REEFS: ASSESSING THE ROLES OF SIZE, RELIEF, AND DEOXYGENATION, AND WARMING ON BENTHIC BUILDER MORPHOLOGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FORAMINIFERAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND HABITAT HETEROGENEITY IN ORDOVICIAN THROUGH GROWTH DEVONIAN REEFS OF LAURENTIA 137-11 4:25 PM Foster, William J.*; Sebe, Krisztina: RESTORATION OF 138-11 4:10 PM Paton, Timothy*; Brett, Carlton E.; Ward, Dylan J.: BENTHIC MARINE ECOSYSTEMS DURING THE EARLY PALEOECOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF AN UPPER AND MIDDLE TRIASSIC IN WESTERN PALEOTETHYAN ORDOVICIAN (KATIAN) HARDGROUND RAMP SETTINGS 138-12 4:25 PM Webb, Amelinda E.*: TIERING AND ENCRUSTATION 137-12 4:40 PM Kowalewski, Michal*; Kusnerik, Kristopher M.; Scarponi, IN THE MODERN ROCKY INTERTIDAL – EFFECT OF Daniele; Trincardi, Fabio; Azzarone, Michele; Pellegrini, ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR Claudio: REGIONAL RESPONSE OF MARINE PALEO-COMMUNITIES BIODIVERSITY TO CLIMATE-DRIVEN SEA-LEVEL 138-13 4:40 PM Manojlovic, Marko*; Clapham, Matthew E.: SUBSTRATE CHANGES: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE ADRIATIC SEA PREFERENCE AND MID-MESOZOIC BRACHIOPOD 137-13 4:55 PM Scarponi, Daniele*; Kowalewski, Michał; Azzarone, Michele; DECLINE Kusnerik, Kristopher M.; Pellegrini, Claudio; Gamberi, 138-14 4:55 PM Lopez-Carranza, Natalia*; Schreiber, Holly A.; Roopnarine, Fabiano; Trincardi, Fabio; Drexler, Tina: LONG-TERM Peter; Carlson, Sandra J.: QUANTIFYING LONG RESILIENCE OF MOLLUSK COMMUNITIES TO NATURAL LOOP VARIABILITY IN RECENT TEREBRATULIDE CLIMATE CHANGES: A CASE EXAMPLE FROM THE BRACHIOPODS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIES ADRIATIC SEA DELIMITATION IN THE FOSSIL RECORD (Invited Presentation) SESSION NO. 138 138-15 5:15 PM Grun, Tobias B.*; Nebelsick, James H.: THE SIGNIFICANCE T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient OF INTERNAL SUPPORTS AND PLATE INTERLOCKS Systems II (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research FOR THE TEST INTEGRITY AND THE PRESERVATION Institution) POTENTIAL OF CLYPEASTEROID ECHINOIDS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB Carolyn M. Furlong, Gary J. Motz, Amelinda E. Webb, Adiël A. Klompmaker and SESSION NO. 139 Austin J.W. Hendy, Presiding T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems 138-1 1:30 PM Kusnerik, Kristopher M.*; Means, Harley; Portell, Roger W.; II: A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister (GSA Structural Geology and Kowalewski, Michal: HISTORICAL ECOLOGY OF THE Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA SILVER RIVER, FLORIDA: COMPARATIVE ANALYSES Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) OF LIVING, DEAD, AND FOSSIL MOLLUSKS FROM 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 FRESHWATER HABITATS Harold Stowell, Bernardo Cesare and Lukas Baumgartner, Presiding

212 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 139-15 139-14 139-13 139-12 139-11 139-10 139-9 139-8 139-7 139-6 139-5 139-4 139-3 139-2 139-1 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:25 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM BIOTITE ASMONITOR OFCHANGEIN WATER ACTIVITY Anne-Sophie; Vennemann, Torsten: Siron, Guillaume*; Baumgartner, Lukas; Bouvier, COMPOSITION ANDEVOLUTION TOURMALINE: ASENSITIVERECORDEROFFLUID Dutrow, Barbara L.*; Henry, DarrellJ.: FIBROUS MAZATZAL CONTINENTAL ARCSYSTEM BOUNDARY INNEWMEXICO: EVIDENCEFORA HF ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF THE YAVAPAI-MAZATZAL E.;Karl Grambling, NadineL.: PAIRED ZIRCONU-PB- Grambling, Tyler A.*; Edward; Holland, Mark Karlstrom, AREA, YUKON OF ZOISITE-HORNBLENDEECLOGITESFROM FARO Marr, Robert: PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE EVOLUTION Ghent, Edward D.*; Tinkham, DouglasK.; Klincker, Allison; AND OROGENIC ROOT GROWTH TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM, ECLOGITIZATION Dumond, Gregory*: BACKARC ORIGINFORULTRAHIGH WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA WILLIAM TERRANE TURBIDITES INEASTERNPRINCE AND METAMORPHISM OF THE CHUGACH-PRINCE RAPID DEPOSITION, BURIAL, PLUTON EMPLACMENT Davidson, Cameron*; Garver, JohnI.: EVIDENCEFOR PARGIL DOME, NWINDIAN HIMALAYA DOMING ANDEXTRUSION: INSIGHTSINTO THE LEO EXHUMATION OFMID-CRUSTAL ROCKS DURING Talat: CRUSTAL THICKENING, METAMORPHISM, AND Jessup, MicahJ.*; Langille, Jackie; Cottle, JohnM.; Ahmad, HIMALAYA (Invited Presentation) TEMPERATURE STRUCTURE OF THE EASTERN SUPERPOSED METAMORPHIC SEQUENCES: PEAK Grujic, Djordje*:AND INVERTED, TELESCOPED BREAK CONNECTICUT, USA UHT METAMORPHISM, CENTRAL MAINE TERRANE, CORUNDUM MINERALASSEMBLAGES RECORD UNDERSATURATED GARNET+SPINEL Keller, DuncanS.*; Ague, Jay J.: SILICA- (PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA) RHYOLITES OF THE CHONAIKEPROVINCE ON CRUSTAL MELTING: SIMSDATA FROM JURASSIC Bouvier, Anne-Sophie: OXYGEN ISOTOPE CONSTRAINTS Putlitz, Benita*; Seitz,Susanne; Baumgartner, Lukas; CANADA MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BRITISHCOLUMBIA, WADDINGTON AREAOF THE SOUTHERNCOAST AGES FORREGIONALMETAMORPHISM IN THE MT. Margaret E.; Woodsworth, GlennJ.: PRELIMINARY Bollen, ElizabethM.*; Stowell, HaroldH.; Rusmore, BATHOLITH, BRITISHCOLUMBIA DEVELOPMENT OF THE COAST MOUNTAINS ALONG-STRIKE VARIATION IN THE MAGMATIC Chisom, Charles; Trautman, Marshall; Homan,Emily: George E.; Woodsworth, GlennJ.; Yokelson, IntanN.; Cecil, M. Robinson*; Rusmore, MargaretE.; Gehrels, ROOTS? SUPPRESS FOUNDERINGOFHIGH-DENSITYCRUSTAL Andronicos, L.*: Christopher CANRAPIDEXHUMATION FIORDLAND NZ LOWER CRUST OFACONTINENTAL MAGMATIC ARC, GARNET GRANULITEMETAMORPHISM IN THE Tulloch, Andrew; RebeccaA.: Norton, WIDESPREAD Stowell, Harold*; JoshuaJ.; Schwartz, Klepeis, Keith; MEDIAN BATHOLITH, FIORDLAND, NEWZEALAND Harold H.; Tulloch, AndrewOF THE J.: CONSTRUCTION John A.; Klepeis, Keith A.; Samson,ScottD.; Stowell, JoshuaJ.*;Schwartz, Decker, Meghann; Wiesenfeld, WATER CONTENTOF 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 140-12 140-11 140-10 140-9 140-8 140-7 140-6 140-5 140-4 140-3 140-2 140-1 Mathieu G.A. Lapôtre, Swann Christy andR. Aileen Yingst, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2C Geology Division; GeologyDivision) GSASedimentary Processes andStratigraphy intheSolarSystem(GSAPlanetary T161. From BouncingGrainstoCementedSandstones: Aeolian SESSION NO. 140 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM CURIOSITY ROVER AND COMPARISON TO GROUND-TRUTH FROM THE VISIBLE-SHORTWAVE INFRAREDSPECTROSCOPY BAGNOLD DUNESAT GALECRATER, MARS, FROM COMPOSITIONAL VARIATIONS INSANDSOF THE Fraeman, AbigailA.; Ewing,Ryan C.; Bridges,Nathan Sarah E.; Raymond Arvidson, E.; Ayoub, Francois; Lapotre, MathieuG.A.*; Ehlmann,Bethany L.; Minson, ROVER ISAPPROACHING THE BAGNOLD DUNES? AT GALE(MARS): ACHEMICAL TRANSITION AS THE CHEMICAL DIVERSITYAMONGFINE-GRAINEDSOILS Ehlmann, Bethany L.; Maurice, Sylvestre; Wiens, RogerC.: Schroeder, Susanne; Gasnault,Olivier; Bridges, N.; Cousin, Agnes*; Forni, Olivier; Meslin,P.Y.; Dehouck, E.; MAHLI OBSERVATIONS OF “BARBY” ONSOL1184 OF THE BAGNOLD DUNES, GALECRATER, MARS: Wu, Megan; Yingst, R. Aileen: SANDCHARACTERISTICS Fey, Deirdra; Minitti,MichelleE.; Herkenhoff, Kenneth E.; Rowland, ScottK.*; Krezoski, GillianM.; Edgett,Kenneth; MODERN MARTIAN ENVIRONMENT AEOLIAN TRANSPORT OFCOARSE SEDIMENTIN THE Newman, ClaireE.; Van Beek,Jason; Bridges,Nathan T.: Baker, M.*; Mariah Lewis, Kevin; Lapotre, MathieuG.A.; TEMPORAL IMAGES ONEARTH ANDMARS EVOLUTIONS ANDINTERACTIONS THROUGH MULTI- ACTIVITY OFDIFFERENTSCALEBEDFORMS: Foroutan, Marzieh*; Zimbelman,James R.: AEOLIAN DYNAMICS OFAMARTIAN SANDSHEET Runyon, Kirby D.*; Bridges, Nathan T.: MORPHOLOGYAND SOUTHERN LATITUDE DUNEFIELDS Zimbelman, James R.: MOBILITYINMIDDLEANDHIGH Geissler, Paul E.; Chojnacki, Matthew; Silvestro, Simone; Banks, E.*; Maria Fenton, K.; Lori Bridges,Nathan T.; BREAK LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION ONMARS Chojnacki, Matthew*; Urso, Anna: AEOLIAN-DRIVEN MARS: THE STIMSONFORMATION INGALECRATER ANATOMY OFANANCIENTEOLIANSANDSTONE ON Kevin; Edgar, LaurenA.; M.; Stack, Kathryn Ewing,Ryan C.: Watkins, Jessica; Sumner, D.Y.; Grotzinger, J.P.; Lewis, Gupta, Sanjeev*; Banham,Steven; Rubin,David M.; STRATIGRAPHIC RECORDOFMARS AND SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES IN THE AEOLIAN MARS: IMPLICATIONS FORMODERNDUNEDYNAMICS SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES AT THE BAGNOLD DUNES, Rubin, David M.; Lewis, Kevin; Gupta,Sanjeev: AEOLIAN Mathieu G.A.; Fischer, Woodward W.; Lamb, MichaelP.; Ewing, Ryan C.*; Bridges, Nathan T.; Sullivan, R.; Lapotre, AND SANDSEASOF TITAN Radebaugh, Jani*; Bishop, Bradley: THELINEARDUNES GERASIMENKO THE NUCLEUSOFCOMET67P/CHURYUMOV- REDISTRIBUTION OFPARTICLES ACROSS Antonio;Berna, Hviid,Stubbe; OSIRIS Team, The: Ramy; Fornasier, Sonia; Giacomini,Lorenza; Gracia- Thomas, Nicolas*; Davidsson, Bjorn; El-Maarry, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 140

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SESSION NO. 141 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T162. From Stardust to Planets: A Geological Tour of the Career 142-1 1:35 PM Jensen, Mark W.*; Pashin, Jack C.: CRITICAL of Harry Y. McSween Jr. (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA EVALUATION OF PENNSYLVANIAN CYCLICITY IN THE Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) ANADARKO BASIN: INSIGHTS ON THE EFFECTS OF GLACIAL EUSTASY IN A HIGH-ACCOMMODATION 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 SETTING Tasha Dunn and Rhiannon Mayne, Presiding 142-2 1:50 PM Lynds, Ranie*; Lichtner, Derek: CONSTRAINING 141-1 1:30 PM Taylor, Lawrence*: A TRIBUTE TO AND ROAST OF HAP THE MAASTRICHTIAN THROUGH PALEOCENE MCSWEEN: TENNESSEE’S RESIDENT MARTIAN DEVELOPMENT OF THE GREAT DIVIDE AND WASHAKIE 141-2 1:45 PM Fagan, T.J.*; Tanimura, Y.: IRON SPECIATION IN E, O, AND BASINS, SOUTH-CENTRAL WYOMING R CHONDRITES AS AN INDICATOR OF OXIDATION, 142-3 2:05 PM Caravaca, Gwénaël*; Brayard, Arnaud; Vennin, Emmanuelle; REDUCTION AND SULFIDATION IN THE SOLAR Guiraud, Michel; Grosjean, Anne-Sabine; Olivier, Nicolas; NEBULA Thomazo, Christophe; Fara, Emmanuel; Escarguel, 141-3 2:00 PM Dunn, Tasha*; Gross, Juliane; Ivanova, Marina: Gilles: LITHOSPHERIC STRENGTH: A POTENTIAL METAMORPHISM OF CK CARBONACEOUS CONTROLLING FACTOR OVER DIFFERENTIAL CHONDRITES: SO, WHAT’S YOUR PETROLOGIC TYPE? SUBSIDENCE IN THE EARLY TRIASSIC SONOMA FORELAND BASIN (WESTERN USA)? 141-4 2:15 PM Takir, Driss*; Emery, Joshua P.; Hibbitts, Charles A.: LINKING PRIMITIVE ASTEROIDS WITH 142-4 2:20 PM MacNaughton, Robert B.*; Fallas, Karen M.; Pratt, Brian R.; CARBONACEOUS CHONDRITE METEORITES: MacLean, Bernard C.; Turner, Elizabeth C.: TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS FOR SPACE MISSIONS TO ASTEROIDS EVOLUTION OF THE MACKENZIE ARCH, A MAJOR CONTROL ON CAMBRIAN DEPOSITIONAL PATTERNS 141-5 2:30 PM Mayne, Rhiannon*; McCoy, Timothy J.; Corrigan, Catherine: IN THE WESTERNMOST NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, ARE THE HEDS AND THE IIIABS KEEPING IT ALL IN CANADA THE FAMILY? 142-5 2:35 PM Pinet, Nicolas*: THE UPS AND DOWNS OF THE 141-6 2:45 PM Kiefer, Walter S.*; Mittlefehldt, David W.: AN IRON-RAIN CANADIAN CRATON: WHAT ARE WE MISSING IN MODEL FOR CORE FORMATION ON ASTEROID 4 THE PHANEROZOIC HISTORY OF THE HUDSON BAY VESTA INTRACRATONIC BASIN? 141-7 3:00 PM Lunning, Nicole*; Corrigan, Catherine; McSween, Harry Y.; 142-6 2:50 PM Knott, Jeffrey R.*; Machette, Michael N.; Wan, Elmira; Tenner, Travis; Kita, Noriko T.; Bodnar, Robert J.: EXOGENIC Klinger, Ralph E.; Liddicoat, Joseph C.; Sarna-Wojcicki, IMPACT MELT DROPLET FOUND IN A METEORITE Andrei M.; Fleck, Robert J.; Deino, Alan L.; Geissman, ANALOG FOR THE SURFACE OF ASTEROID 4 VESTA John W.; Slate, Janet L.; Wahl, David B.; Wernicke, Brian P.; 3:15 PM BREAK Wells, Stephen G.; Tinsley, John C.; Hathaway, Jeffrey; 141-8 3:30 PM Ebel, Denton S.*; Stewart, Sarah T.: THE ENIGMATIC Weamer, Veva M.: LATE NEOGENE-QUATERNARY ORIGIN OF MERCURY: EVIDENCE FROM THE TEPHROCHRONOLOGY, STRATIGRAPHY AND MESSENGER MISSION PALEOCLIMATE OF DEATH VALLEY, CA, U.S.A 141-9 3:45 PM Stockstill-Cahill, Karen R.*; Domingue, Deborah L.; Cahill, 142-7 3:05 PM Rojas Salazar, Edith Carolina*; Garrison, Jennifer M.: Joshua T.S.: RADIATIVE TRANSFER MODELING OF CONSTRAINTS ON THE AGE OF A MIOCENE NEAR-INFRARED REFLECTANCE DATA OF MERCURY IGNIMBRITE IN THE WESTERN MOJAVE DESERT 141-10 4:00 PM Mittlefehldt, David W.*; Gellert, R.; Van Bommel, Scott; 3:20 PM BREAK Arvidson, Raymond E.; Clark, Benton C.; Cohen, Barbara A.; 142-8 3:35 PM Jackson, Lily J.*; Horton, Brian K.: DETRITAL ZIRCON Farrand, William H.; Ming, Douglas W.; Schröder, Christian; U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF LATE MIOCENE–EARLY Yen, A.S.; Jolliff, Bradley L.: LOCALIZED AND AREALLY PLIOCENE HINTERLAND BASIN DEVELOPMENT IN THE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN MARATHON VALLEY, ANDES OF NORTHERN PERU ENDEAVOUR CRATER RIM, MARS (Invited Presentation) 142-9 3:50 PM Martins, Gabriela Salomão*; Mohriak, Webster Ueipass; 141-11 4:15 PM Burt, Donald M.*; Knauth, L. Paul: THE MYSTERY WATER Destro, Nivaldo: TECTONIC AND STRATIGRAPHIC OF MARS (GALE CRATER) EVOLUTION OF THE SYN-RIFT EVAPORITES IN 141-12 4:30 PM Fedo, Christopher M.*; Eibl, Mary A.; McGlynn, Ian O.: THE SERGIPE - ALAGOAS BASIN, NE BRAZIL, AND TEXTURAL AND COMPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS OF IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN TERRESTRIAL BASALTIC SEDIMENTS: TOWARD A OPENING BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF MARTIAN SEDIMENTS 142-10 4:05 PM Thornburg, Jesse D.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, AND SEDIMENTARY ROCKS James V.: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK 141-13 4:45 PM Jaret, Steven J.*; Hemming, Sidney R.; Rasbury, OF THE MID-CRETACEOUS NONMARINE POTOMAC Troy; Glotch, Timothy D.; Thompson, Lucy M.: HOW FORMATION IN NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE TO INTERPRET THE ARGON AGES OF MATIAN 142-11 4:20 PM Rohrmann, Alexander*; Sachse, Dirk; Mulch, Andreas; SHERGOTTITES: LESSONS FROM THE MANICOUAGAN Pingel, Heiko; Nieto-Moreno, Vanesa; Alonso, Ricardo N.; IMPACT CRATER, CANADA Strecker, Manfred R.: TECTONICS, CLIMATE, AND 141-14 5:00 PM Herd, Christopher D.K.*: WHAT’S MISSING FROM THE LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTHERN- SNCS? ESTABLISHING A WISH LIST FOR RETURNED CENTRAL ANDES REVEALED BY LEAF WAX STABLE IGNEOUS SAMPLES FROM MARS ISOTOPES 141-15 5:15 PM Returned Sample Science Board, Mars*: PLANNING FOR 142-12 4:35 PM Baykut, Tanyel*; Koral, Hayrettin; Öngen, İzver Özkar: THE COLLECTION OF A COMPELLING SET OF MARS CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE DEPOSITIONAL SETTINGS SAMPLES IN SUPPORT OF A POTENTIAL FUTURE AND GEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTHERN MARS SAMPLE RETURN (Invited Presentation) SAKARYA ZONE, NW TURKEY 142-13 4:50 PM Baran, Zeynep*; Dilek, Yildirim: ALASEHIR SESSION NO. 142 SUPRADETACHMENT BASIN: A UNIQUE PRODUCT OF T193. Sedimentary Basins EARLY CENOZOIC EXTENSIONAL DEFORMATION IN WESTERN ANATOLIA, TURKEY 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 Diane L. Kamola, Presiding

214 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 143-13 143-12 143-11 143-10 143-9 143-8 143-7 143-6 143-5 143-4 143-3 143-2 143-1 Raymond V. Ingersoll,StephanA. Graham and Timothy F. Lawton, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2B Tectonics Division) Archaeological GeologyDivision; GSAStructuralGeologyand GeologyDivision;(GSA Sedimentary GSAPublications; GSA Geoarchaeology I: ACelebrationof William R. Dickinson’s Career Tectonics, Basins, Sedimentary SandstoneProvenance, and T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran SESSION NO. 143 142-14 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:05 PM DICKINSON’S FOUNDATIONAL INSIGHT TO MTJ CRUSTAL CONVEYOR: BUILDING ONBILL KevinFurlong, P.*:WINDOWSLAB TO THE FROM BASIN: NEWDATA ANDREGIONAL SYNTHESIS DEVELOPMENT IN THE CORDILLERANFORELAND DYNAMIC SUBSIDENCEMIGRATION ONSHORELINE Aschoff, J.L.*: CONTROL OFSUBDUCTION-RELATED PLATE REORGANIZATION? OROGENIC BELT: CONTINENTAL RECORDOFGLOBAL SHORTENING EVENTIN THE SOUTHERNSEVIER Wells, MichaelL.*: AMAJORMID-CRETACEOUS STATES SONOMA OROGENIES IN THE WESTERN UNITED Snyder, Walter S.*: RETHINKING THE ANTLERAND STUDIES IN THE LESSERANTILLES, CARIBBEAN TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL Scott M.: BILLDICKINSON’SPETROGRAPHIC Marsaglia, KathleenM.*; Lawrence, JohnA.; Fitzpatrick, BREAK CORDILLERAN ARC EVOLUTION OF THE MESOZOICSIERRANEVADA INTRA-ARC DEPOSITS TO EVALUATE THE OROGENIC TO MESOZOICDETRITAL ZIRCONSOURCESAND Attia, S.*; Paterson, ScottR.: LINKINGPRECAMBRIAN OREGON JURASSIC ALDRICHMOUNTAINS GROUP, EASTERN LATE TRIASSIC–EARLYOF THE GEOCHRONOLOGY THE BLUEMOUNTAINS: DETRITAL ZIRCON Russell, JohnA.*; LaMaskin, Todd A.: BALTICA IN MEXICO PLOMOSAS UPLIFT, EAST-CENTRAL CHIHUAHUA, TRIASSIC?-MIDDLE JURASSICSTRATA OF THE OF THE COLORADOPLATEAU ERGS: UPPERMOST Luigi; Carlos: DEPOSITIONDOWNWIND Ortega-Obregón, Terrazas, Manuela; Carmen Juárez-Arriaga, Edgar; Solari, Lawton, Timothy F.*; JorgeEnrique; Ruiz-Urueña, Tarango- PLATEAU (Invited Presentation) AND MESOZOICSANDSTONES OF THE COLORADO PROVENANCE PATTERNS OFUPPERPALEOZOIC Gehrels, G.E.*; Spencer, JonE.; Dickinson, William R.: CENTRAL ARIZONA, USA(Invited Presentation) DEPOSITION IN THE LITTLECHINO VALLEY AREA, PALEOPROTEROZOIC OROGENESIS ANDQUARTZITE Dickinson, William R.; Domanik,Kenneth J.; Quade, Jay: Spencer, JonE.*; Pecha, Mark; Gehrels, G.E.; Hamilton, Warren B.*: GEODYNAMICS THROUGH TIME TECTONICS”, PT2: THE ARIZONA YEARS Stephan A.: BILLDICKINSON, “HERO OFPLATE Ingersoll, Raymond V.*; Schweickert, RichardA.; Graham, TECTONICS”, PT1: THE STANFORD YEARS Stephan A.: BILLDICKINSON, “HERO OFPLATE Schweickert, RichardA.*; Ingersoll,Raymond V.; Graham, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THRUST BELT CRITICAL TAPER DEVELOPMENTIN THE SEVIER CRETACEOUS BLACKHAWK FORMATION AND Kamola, Diane*: STRATAL PATTERNS IN THE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 143-14 144-12 144-11 144-10 144-9 144-8 144-7 144-6 144-5 144-4 144-3 144-2 144-1 S.Robert Hildebrand, Anke Friedrich E. andMarion Bickford, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom3B Interdisciplinary InterestGroup) Division; SmithsonianInstitution; GSAInternational/International Volcanology Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics A. Bowring (GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and T227. Time Matters: CelebratingtheScientificLegacy ofSamuel SESSION NO. 144 5:15 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM ANDREAS FAULT MENDOCINO FRACTURE ZONEACROSS THE SAN Grove, Marty*; Jacobson, C.E.: FOSSILIMPRINTOF THE ANDREAS PLATE BOUNDARY UNDERSTAND THE DEVELOPMENTOF THE SAN AND GEOCHRONOLOGY MOLECULES: ANINTERSECTIONOFGEOBIOLOGY Fournier, P.: Gregory MOLECULARCLOCKSFOR Summons, Roger E.*; Gold,David A.; Caron,Abigail M.; CRYOGENIAN BIOTIC EVOLUTION (Invited Presentation) EARTH: VAST SUPRAGLACIAL HABITATS FOR Hoffman, Paul F.*: CRYOCONITE PANS ONSNOWBALL NEOPROTEROZOIC GLACIATIONS: ANUPDATE Francis A.; Zhu,Maoyan: TEMPOANDMODEOF Rooney, AlanD.*; Condon,Daniel; Macdonald, PETROCHRONOLOGY OF THE FISHCANYON TUFF D.*;Schmitz, Mark Crowley, James L.: BREAK THE FISHCANYON TUFF STANDARD RE-EVALUATED Hilgen, Frits; Zeeden,Christian; Condon,Daniel: AGE OF Kuiper, Klaudia*; Sahy, Diana; Sierro, Francisco Javier; ZIRCON BYATOM PROBE MICROSCOPY NANOSCALE RESERVOIRS OFPBINDISCORDANT GEOLOGIC AGES FROM ISOTOPICALLY-DISTINCT William D.A.; Fougerouse, Denis: EXTRACTING Snoeyenbos, David R.; Kylander-Clark, Andrew; Rickard, Peterman, EmilyM.*; Reddy, Steven; Saxey, David EVENTS ACCURATELY ANDPRECISELY DATING IMPACT Schoene, B.: THEPERSISTENTCHALLENGEOF J.A.; A.G.; Horne, Brunner, A.E.; McDonald,C.S.; Hodges, K.V.*; Van Soest,M.C.; Mercer, C.M.; Cartwright, WISH FOR-A TRIBUTE TO SAMBOWRING WHATRenne, PaulCAREFUL R.*; YOU Mundil,Roland: BE SINCE 2003 ACCELERATING ADVANCES INGEOCHRONOLOGY Huaichun; Wijbrans, Jan R.: THEEARTHTIME INITIATIVE: Albrecht; Walker,Douglas; Chengshan; Wang, Wu, Schoene, Blair; Singer, Brad S.; Turrin, Brent; von Quadt, Alan D.; Sadler, Peter; Schaltegger, Urs; D.; Schmitz,Mark Jahandar; Rasbury, Troy; Renne, Paul R.; Rooney, Noah; Morgan,LeahE.; Parrish, Randall; Ramezani, Johnson, Kirk; Kuiper, Klaudia; Darren F.; Mark, McLean, Hemming, Sidney R.; Hodges, Kip V.; Horstwood, Matthew; Erwin, DouglasH.; He, Huaiyu; Heizler, Matthew T.; Condon, Daniel*; Bowring,James F.; Connelly, James N.; CRUST BATHOLITHS AND THE ORIGINOFCONTINENTAL SLAB FAILURE MAGMATISM, CORDILLERAN S.*;Hildebrand, Robert Whalen, JosephB.: COLLISION, (Invited Presentation) GEOCHRONOLOGY IN THE SOUTHWESTERNUSA James L.: SAMBOWRING’S ROLE INREDEFININGU-PB Hawkins, David P.; Kevin Chamberlain, R.; Crowley, E.*; Karl Karlstrom, Williams, MichaelL.; Condie, Kent C.; PROFESSIONAL YEARS(Invited Presentation) Van Schmus, W.R.*: SAMUELA. BOWRING-THE EARLY SESSION NO. 144

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144-13 4:45 PM Farmer, G. Lang*; Fedo, Christopher M.; Muhlbauer, Jason: 145-10 4:20 PM Dickens, Gerald R.*: EARLY PALEOGENE STABLE DECOUPLING OF WHOLE ROCK ND AND DETRITAL ISOTOPE RECORDS AFTER ARTHUROSCOPIC ZIRCON U-PB PROVENANCE DETERMINATIONS-AN DISSECTION EXAMPLE FROM THE CAMBRIAN WOOD CANYON 145-11 4:35 PM Zeebe, Richard*; Westerhold, Thomas; Littler, Kate; FORMATION, SW NORTH AMERICA Zachos, James C.: HOW ON EARTH DID JUPITER, 144-14 5:00 PM Bickford, M.E.*; Condie, Kent C.; Hanan, Barry B.; Mueller, MARS, AND VENUS AFFECT CARBON CYCLING AND

Paul A.; Kamenov, George D.: PROVENANCE AND ATMOSPHERIC CO2 DURING THE PALEOCENE AND DEPOSITIONAL SETTING OF THE PINAL SCHIST, EOCENE? SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA AND SONORA 145-12 4:50 PM O’Connell, Suzanne*; Ortiz, Joseph D.; Hall, James T.; 144-15 5:15 PM Farley, Kenneth A.*; Cohen, Barbara; Mahaffy, Paul R.; True-Alcala, Tavo: ECCENTRICITY IS THE DOMINANT Malespin, Charles; Martin, Peter; Schwenzer, Susanne; ORBITAL FORCING FACTOR AT ODP SITE 693 ON THE Vasconcelos, Paulo: OFF-PLANET GEOCHRONOLOGY: ANTARCTIC CONTINENTAL MARGIN IN THE MIDDLE ONGOING RESULTS OF RADIOMETRIC AND AND LATE PLIOCENE COSMOGENIC DATING ON MARS 5:05 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS

SESSION NO. 145 SESSION NO. 146 T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, and Geochemical Studies GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture of Deep Time Ocean-Climate Perturbations II: Honoring the Scientific Contributions of Michael A. Arthur (SEPM (Society 4:00 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 505 for Sedimentary Geology); GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Alicia M. Wilson, Presiding Paleontological Society) 146-1 4:00 PM Ferré, Ty P.A.*: SEEING THINGS DIFFERENTLY: 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DATA, Bradley B. Sageman, Matthew T. Hurtgen, Christopher K. Junium and MODELS, AND DECISION-MAKING Mark Pagani, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 145-1 1:40 PM Kump, Lee R.*; Arthur, Michael A.: STRANGELOVE MONDAY POSTER OCEAN REVISITED: SOLUTION TO THE PRODUCTIVITY- ISOTOPE PARADOX (Invited Presentation) TECHNICAL SESSIONS 145-2 2:00 PM Meyers, Stephen R.*; Ma, Chao; Sageman, Bradley B.: GRAND CYCLES OF THE NIOBRARA FORMATION: SESSION NO. 147 FROM GILBERT TO CHAOS Recent Advances in Archaeological Geology (Posters) 145-3 2:15 PM Ludvigson, Greg A.*; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Joeckel, R.M.; 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Suarez, Marina B.; Möller, Andreas; Ross, Jeffrey B.: Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EXPLORING THE FRONTIER OF TERRESTRIAL APTIAN- Booth # ALBIAN (CRETACEOUS) C-ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOCLIMATOLOGY: A TRIBUTE TO THE 147-1 1 Brooks, William E.*; Ozturk, Huseyin; Cansu Oru, Zeynep: SCIENTIFIC CAREER OF MICHAEL A. ARTHUR MERCURY AND SMALL-SCALE GOLD MINING AT ANCIENT SARDIS, TURKEY 145-4 2:30 PM Ivany, Linda C.*; Artruc, Emily G.: ISOTOPE ECOLOGY OF A GIANT HETEROMORPH AMMONITE FROM 147-2 2 Parizek, Katarin A.*; Parizek, Richard R.: CONTROLLING ROCK ANTARCTICA STABILITY AND FRACTURE FLOW WITHIN TOMBS: A GEO- ARCHAEOLOGICAL CHALLENGE WITHIN THE VALLEY OF 145-5 2:45 PM Jones, Matthew M.*; Sageman, Bradley B.; Selby, David; KINGS, EGYPT Oakes, Rosie L.; Parker, Amanda L.; Leckie, R. Mark; Bralower, Timothy J.: SYNCHRONOUS FACIES CHANGES 147-3 3 Dunn, Richard K.*; Avnaim-Katav, Simona; Pincus, Jessie; AND QUANTIFIED HIATUSES AT THE ONSET OF MID- Burke, Aaron; Wachsmann, Shelley: IN SEARCH OF THE CRETACEOUS OCEANIC ANOXIC EVENT 2 IN THE “SOLOMONIC” HARBOR, JAFFA, ISRAEL WESTERN INTERIOR BASIN (N. AMERICA) 147-4 4 Shackley, M. Steven*; Morgan, Leah E.; Pyle, Douglas G.: 145-6 3:00 PM Owens, Jeremy D.*; Ostrander, Chad M.; Nielsen, Sune G.; ELEMENTAL, ISOTOPIC, AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL Reinhard, Christopher T.; Gill, Benjamin C.; Lowery, VARIABILITY IN MOGOLLON-DATIL VOLCANIC PROVINCE Christopher M.; Love, Gordon D.; Rohrssen, Megan; ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBSIDIAN, SOUTHWESTERN Hardisty, Dalton S.; Lu, Zunli; Jenkyns, Hugh C.; Lyons, NEW MEXICO: SOLVING ISSUES OF INTER-SOURCE Timothy W.: THE STEPWISE EVOLUTION OF MARINE DISCRIMINATION DE-OXYGENATION DURING A CRETACEOUS OAE2 147-5 5 Schott, Amy M.*: GEOMORPHOLOGY OF DUNE LANDSCAPES 3:15 PM BREAK TO UNDERSTAND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE DISTRIBUTION IN PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK 145-7 3:30 PM Li, Yong-Xiang*; Montanez, Isabel P.; Liu, Zhonghui; Ma, Lifeng: DETAILED EVOLUTION OF OCEANIC 147-6 6 Pasternak, Jayne H.*; Savina, Mary E.; Wilkie, Nancy; Hansen, ANOXIC EVENT 2 (OAE2) REVEALED BY A REFINED Suzanne; Pyott Freeman, Mary; Bartlett, Jeff; Upshaw, CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC RECORD, SOUTHERN TIBET, Thomas: ADAPTING LEGACY MAGNETOMETRY DATA FOR CHINA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE ANALYSIS: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE GREVENA PROJECT SURVEY, GREECE 145-8 3:45 PM Kaufman, Alan J.*; Cao, Hansheng; Shan, Xuanlong; Cui, Huan: COUPLED ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE FOR ELEVATED 147-7 7 Hill, Christopher L.*: LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY, SEDIMENTOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF PLEISTOCENE LAKES IN PCO2 AND NITROGEN LIMITATION ACROSS THE SANTONIAN-CAMPANIAN TRANSITION SOUTHERN EGYPT: HYDROLOGY AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN THE BIR SAHARA REGION 145-9 4:00 PM Zachos, James C.*; Babila, Tali; Bralower, Tim; Penman, Donald; Ridgwell, Andy; Zeebe, Richard: CARBON 147-8 8 Cajigas, Rachel*: GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF ISOTOPE VARIATIONS DURING THE PALEOCENE- THE EARLY AGRICULTURAL PERIOD IRRIGATION CANALS EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AND STRATIGRAPHY AT THE LA PLAYA SITE IN SONORA, CARBON FLUXES (Invited Presentation) MEXICO

216 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 147-24 147-23 147-22 147-21 147-20 147-19 147-18 147-17 147-16 147-15 147-14 147-13 147-12 147-11 147-10 147-9 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 LEVELS OFPLUVIAL LAKE WARNER, OREGON PLEISTOCENE TO HOLOCENEARCHAEOLOGY ANDLAKE Wriston, Teresa A.*; Smith,Geoffrey M.: THELATE ICHNOFOSSILS INAPUEBLOIIISTRUCTURE INUTAH OF ALINTELSTONE CONTAINING VERTEBRATE Miracle, Zebulon; Foster, JohnR.: THE NOVEL OCCURRENCE Smith, JoshuaA.*; Hunt-Foster, ReBecca; Gay, Rob; Conner, Carl; 4, TANZANIA LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM THE MAKUYUNIBEDSLOCALITY GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION ANDSOURCINGOF Shub, Alec*; R.; Karl Bushozi, PastoryWirth, Magayane: DEPOSITS FROM MIDDLE TO LATE HOLOCENEARCHAEOLOGICAL SCLEROCHRONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OFS. GIGANTEA ALASKA: INSIGHTSFROM OXYGEN ISOTOPE CLAMS ANDCLIMATE IN THE KODIAK ARCHIPELAGO, N.*;Bassett, Christine Andrus,C. Fred T.; West, F.: Catherine MONTE CALISIOPLATEAU, NORTHERN ITALY Geiger, CajetanGregorFelix*: MININGARCHAEOLOGYON THE SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS RECORD BY THE BLUECRABCARDISOMAGUANHUMI, AND ITSROLE INRECYCLINGOF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ORNAMENT CONSTRUCTION OFCODAKIA ORBICULARIS Kopcznski, Karen: WHAT MAKES THE HOLE?—TOOL AND Buynevich, Ilya V.; Gnivecki, Perry Jane; L.; Mary Berman, Shkembi, Bruno*; Park Boush,LisaE.; Curran, H. Allen; ARCHAEOLOGICAL CHRONOLOGIES GEOCHRONOMETER FORBUILDING ROBUST DATING CURVE (NEAC): ACOMPLEMENTARY Blakely, Jeffrey A.: THENEAREASTERNARCHAEOMAGNETIC Stillinger, MicheleD.*; Feinberg, JoshuaM.; Hardin,James W.; SOUTHERN MOZAMBIQUE AGE ARCHAEOLOGYAND QUATERNARY LANDSCAPESIN Ilona; Marreiros, João; Pereira, Telmo; Gomes, Ana: STONE Brandon; Carvalho, Milena; Skosey-Lalonde, Elena; Benedetti, Gonçalves, Célia; Cascalheira, João; Raja,Mussa; Zinsious, Haws, JonathanA.*; Benedetti,MichaelM.; Bicho, Nuno; SOUTHWESTERN NEWMEXICOARCHAEOLOGICALSITES Robert: RECONSTRUCTING PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF Lopez, Adrianne*; B.; Suarez,Marina Frederick, Charles; Hard, SITE, MESSENIA, GREECE SEDIMENT FOUNDAT THE IKLAINAARCHAEOLOGICAL THE PROVENANCE ANDDEPOSITIONALHISTORY OFA Drakopoulou, Stavroula; Cosmopoulos, Michael: EXPLORING Glaubius, Jennifer Elaine*; Christova, Andrea; Zacharias, Nikos; PORTUGAL CULTURAL CHRONOLOGIES FROM APALEOLITHIC CAVE IN THE SEDIMENTOLOGICAL, PALEOENVIRONMENTAL, AND GEOARCHAEOLOGY OFLAPA DOPICAREIRO: LINKING Benedetti, MichaelM.*; Haws, JonathanA.: MATERIAL FROM WEST TEXAS FROMMATERIAL GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF TOOL STONE QUARRY Richter, Jarrod*; Measures, Elizabeth: NON-DESTRUCTIVE COLORADO THE UPPERRIOGRANDEBASIN, SANJUAN MOUNTAINS, Johnson, Bradley G.: SOILSANDGEOARCHAEOLOGY OF Ivers, Kelley Jane*; Beeton,Jared M.; Smith,Jacqueline A.; SENSING METHODS SOUTHEASTERN OREGON(USA), USINGGISANDREMOTE ROCKSHELTER LOCATED WITHIN THE HARNEYBASIN, PLAYA DISTRIBUTION SURROUNDING APALEOINDIAN Miller, Trinity A.*; Collins, JoeD.: QUANTIFYING THE DETECTING BURIED PREHISTORIC ANIMALBONES PERMITTIVITY FOR THE APPLICATION OFGPRFOR Schneider, BlairBenson*; Tsoflias, George: MODELLING UPPER MIDWEST Shurr, George*: EROSION RATES ONINDIANMOUNDSIN THE 25–28 September

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GEOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO EVALUATING RARE EARTH 150-4 52 Crawford, Matthew M.*; Bryson, Lindsey S.: GEOPHYSICAL AND RESOURCES IN THE EASTERN ADIRONDACKS, UPSTATE GEOTECHNICAL FIELD CORRELATIONS OF THE DOE RUN NEW YORK LANDSLIDE, NORTHERN KENTUCKY 150-5 53 Oates, Amelia C.*; Crider, Juliet G.; Riedel, Jon: LANDSLIDE SESSION NO. 149 ROUGHNESS TO IDENTIFY AND RELATIVELY DATE T23. Environmental and Engineering Division Geology Student LANDSLIDES IN GLACIAL DEPOSITS, SKAGIT VALLEY, Research Competition (Posters) (GSA Environmental and WASHINGTON, USA Engineering Geology Division; Association of Environmental and 150-6 54 Gaidzik, Krzysztof*; Regmi, Netra R.; Ramirez-Herrera, Engineering Geologists) Maria Teresa; Leshchinsky, Ben: LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F MAPPING IN GUERRERO, MEXICO Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 150-7 55 Fusco, Francesco*; Baum, Rex L.; Calcaterra, Domenico; De Vita, Booth # Pantaleone; Mirus, Benjamin B.: LOCAL AND DISTRIBUTED 149-1 39 Davis, Katherine J.*; Hiebert, Randy; Hyatt, Robert; Cunningham, HYDROLOGICAL AND SLOPE STABILITY MODELING FOR Al; Barnhart, Elliott P.; Gerlach, Robin; Fields, M.W.: SCALE- ASSESSING DEBRIS FLOW HAZARDS ALONG THE SARNO UP OF MICROBIALLY ENHANCED COALBED METHANE MOUNTAINS (SOUTHERN ITALY) STRATEGIES USING A COLUMN UPFLOW REACTOR 150-8 56 Phillips, William M.*; Gantenbein, Collette K.; Stanford, Loudon R.: 149-2 40 Anderson, Bailey J.*: COMPARISON OF ALASKAN FLOOD UPDATE OF THE IDAHO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LANDSLIDE STAGES: RECURRENCE INTERVAL VS. IMPACT BASED INVENTORY 149-3 41 Garcia, Cesar A.*; Kilibarda, Zoran: FLUORESCENT 150-9 57 LaHusen, Sean Richard*; Duvall, Alison R.; Grant, Alex R.; SIGNATURES OF MICRO-PLASTICS CONTAINED IN Wartman, Joseph: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF COSEISMIC SEDIMENTS FROM BEACHES OF SOUTHERN LAKE LANDSLIDES DURING THE AD 1700 CASCADIA MICHIGAN SUBDUCTION ZONE MEGATHRUST EARTHQUAKE ALONG THE COASTLINE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST (USA) 149-4 42 Goldsmith, Steven T.*; Smith, Devin F.; Rodrigues, Lisa J.; Wagner, Eric J.; Kremer, Peleg; Moyer, Ryan P.: EVALUATING THE 150-10 58 Duncan, Josh*; Anderson, Olivia; Van Hoesen, John: RELATIONSHIP AMONG LAND USE CHANGE, SEDIMENT EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF LIDAR-BASED LANDSLIDE AND NUTRIENT EXPORT, WITH NEARSHORE CORAL HAZARD IDENTIFICATION IN ADDISON COUNTY, VERMONT HEALTH IN SOUTHWESTERN PUERTO RICO 150-11 59 Gootee, Brian F.*; Cook, Joseph P.; Pearthree, Philip A.; Conway, 149-5 43 Goldsmith, Steven T.*; Talamo, Gina D.; Waligroski, Garrett J.; Barr, Brian D.; Youberg, Ann M.: LANDSLIDES ARE SURPRISINGLY Mary Frances; Grannas, Amanda M.: IDENTIFYING CONTROLS LARGE AND WIDESPREAD IN ARIZONA ON TRICLOSAN LOADING TO THE EAST BRANCH OF THE 150-12 60 Burns, William J.*; Calhoun, Nancy: UPDATE TO THE BRANDYWINE CREEK STATEWIDE LANDSLIDE INFORMATION DATABASE FOR 149-6 44 Kinnunen, Sami*; Swensen, Katherine; Rabideau, Alan J.: OREGON (SLIDO) RELEASE 4.0 QUANTIFYING EVAPOTRANSPIRATION IN POPLAR TREES 150-13 61 Dobson, Matthew*; Ryan, Shelby; Beard, Jeremy; Faber, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR PHYTOREMEDIATION Ethan: MODULAR UAV DESIGN FOR SLOPE STABILITY 149-7 45 Howe, Julia Corbett*; Jewell, Paul; Bruhn, Ronald: MONITORING AND ANALYSIS IN GUATEMALA CHARACTERIZATION OF SEGMENTATION AND LONG TERM 150-14 62 Slaughter, Stephen L.*; Mickelson, Katherine A.: RAPID SLIP RATES OF WASATCH FRONT FAULT SYSTEMS, UTAH LANDSLIDE INVENTORIES FROM LIDAR: SIMPLIFYING 149-8 46 Schuetrum, Kyle*; Brown, Heather J.: THE EFFECTS OF THE INVENTORY PROCESS TO SHARE LANDSLIDE DATA DEICERS ON PAVEMENTS QUICKLY

149-9 47 Frye, Kristin*; Odhiambo, Ben K.: MODELING EFFECTS OF SESSION NO. 151 PREDICTED INCREASED IMPERVIOUS SURFACES ON PHOSPHORUS FLUXES USING THE SOIL AND WATER T28. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Assessing Environmental ASSESSMENT TOOL IN AQUIA CREEK WATERSHED, Impact of Mining (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering VIRGINIA, USA Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, 149-10 48 Curiel, Megan*; Doak, Suzanna; Hill, Marcus; Schmidt, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Amanda H.; Collins, Brian: QUANTIFYING LAND USE AND EROSION IN SOUTHWEST CHINA 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SESSION NO. 150 Booth # T24. Landslide Hazards: Inventories, Hazard Maps, Risk 151-1 63 Larsen, Kenneth*; Wang, Weihong: INVESTIGATING THE Analysis, and Warning Systems (Posters) (GSA Environmental ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF THE GOLD KING MINE SPILL and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society (CO) ON THE SAN JUAN RIVER AND LAKE POWELL (UT) Division) 151-2 64 Holloway, JoAnn M.*; Campbell, Kate M.; Kane, Tyler; 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Morman, Suzette A.; Hageman, Philip L.; Runkel, Robert L.: Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM MINERALOGICAL AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF Booth # CEMENT CREEK AND ANIMAS RIVER BEDLOAD SEDIMENT 150-1 49 Kirschbaum, Dalia*; Psaltakis, Jordan; Stanley, Thomas: 151-3 65 Frederick, Logan*; Johnson, William P.; Fernandez, Diego P.; SPATIOTEMPORAL PROPERTIES OF LANDSLIDES IN THE Cerling, Thure: ROLE OF FE, MN, AND AL OXYHYDROXIDES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST MOBILIZING METALS RELEASED DURING THE GOLD KING MINE SPILL 150-2 50 Kopper, Martha*; Johnson, Ty: ARKANSAS LANDSLIDE GEODATABASE DEVELOPMENT AND CASE HISTORY 151-4 66 Eades, Austin*; Memovich, Madeline; Martin, Evita; Cole, Callie: ANALYSIS OF SOIL AND PLANT SAMPLES FOR HEAVY 150-3 51 Mirus, Benjamin B.*; Smith, Joel B.; Baum, Rex L.: INTEGRATING METAL CONTENT IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE GOLD KING EMPIRICAL RAINFALL THRESHOLDS AND HYDROLOGIC MINE SPILL MONITORING FOR DEVELOPING PRELIMINARY LANDSLIDE EARLY WARNING CRITERIA 151-5 67 Yarger, Brianne*; Frederick, Hannah; Zemanek, Laura; Singer, David M.; Herndon, Elizabeth: THE IMPACT OF VEGETATION ON MANGANESE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN ABANDONED COAL MINE SPOIL

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SESSION NO. 153 SESSION NO. 155 T57. Management and Restoration of Fluvial Systems: T78. Encouraging K9–16 Partnerships in the Geosciences to Rehabilitating or Accommodating Altered Hydrologic and Maximize Recruitment and Retention Efforts (Posters) (GSA Sediment Regimes (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geoscience Education Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Geology Division) GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Science and Society Division) Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Booth # Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 153-1 100 Sparacino, Matthew S.*; Rathburn, Sara L.; Singha, Kamini: Booth # MONITORING THE EFFECTS OF RIVER REALIGNMENT 155-1 111 MacIsaac, Isabella Valentina*: STORM-RELATED CHANGES ON THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER, ROCKY MOUNTAIN IN BEACH MORPHOLOGY AND ANALYSIS OF SEDIMENT NATIONAL PARK CHARACTERISTICS, TORREY PINES STATE BEACH, SAN 153-2 101 Day, Stephanie S.*; Le, Chuong: NEAR CHANNEL EROSION DIEGO COUNTY, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RATES AND PROCESSES IN THE MINNESOTA RIVER 155-2 112 Stover, Lee A.*; Dere, Ashlee L.; Cutuchache, Christine; WATERSHED Grandgenett, Neal; Rodie, Steve; Schuster, Robert; Tapprich, 153-3 102 Hayden-Lesmeister, Anne*; Remo, Jonathan W.F.; Piazza, Bryan: William; Schaben, Chris: INTEGRATING RESEARCH USING 1D2D HYDRAULIC MODELING TO ASSESS THE EXPERIENCES INTO HIGH SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTIVENESS OF PROPOSED FLOW-CONNECTIVITY SCIENCE CLASSROOMS THROUGH TEACHER-RESEARCHER ENHANCEMENT PROJECTS IN THE ATCHAFALAYA RIVER PARTNERSHIPS IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT BASIN, LOUISIANA 155-3 113 Khandaker, Nazrul I.*; Schleifer, Stanley; Mahabir, Krishna; 153-4 103 Gibb, Connie L.*; Howe, Mark L.: THE GEOLOGICAL Menjivar, Erik; Aghedo, Ality; Baidoo, Dennis; Choeying, Tenzin; STUDY OF THE ANGELES DAM SITE OF THE RED BLUFF Erwin, Vanessa; Xavier, Jonathan; Molla, Laboni; Alrubay, PROJECT (NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS): PECOS RIVER, DAM Akeed: SURFICIAL GEOLOGY OF YORK COLLEGE CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION AND HISTORY FROM 1929 TO TODAY (QUEENS) AND MONTAUK POINT (LONG ISLAND): AN OPEN ACCESS TO GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION 153-5 104 Conley, Will*; Kramer, Natalie: RVIER RESTORATION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR LARGE WOODY DEBRIS WITH 155-4 114 Khandaker, Nazrul I.*; Schleifer, Stanley; Mahabir, Krishna; Wills, RESPECT TO BOATER SAFETY Newrence; Khargie, Matthew: EFFECTIVE INTEGRATION OF NASA STEM CURRICULA IS ALLOWING STUDENTS TO 105 Caster, Joshua*; Kasprak, Alan; Sankey, Joel B.: 153-6 AUTOMATING APPRECIATE EARTH SCIENCE CONCEPTS THE MAPPING AND MEASUREMENT OF GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE TO REGULATED RIVER FLOWS: A CASE STUDY 155-5 115 Khargie, Matthew*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Schleifer, Stanley; Wills, IN GRAND CANYON, ARIZONA Newrence: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH NASA STEM CONTENT ALLOWS GREATER SESSION NO. 154 GRASS ROOT-LEVEL UNDERSTANDING OF THE PRESENT DAY’S EXTREME CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIO T58.Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 155-6 116 Schleifer, Stanley*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Narine, Keshaw: Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society MONTAUK POINT, AN ESSENTIAL FIELD EXPERIENCE FOR for edimentary Geology)) STUDENTS IN THE NEW YORK CITY AREA 155-7 117 McGraw, Allison Marie*: AN UNDERGRADUATE ENDEAVOR: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F ASSEMBLING A LIVE PLANETARIUM SHOW ABOUT MARS Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 155-8 118 Mossbrucker, Matthew T.*; Turner, Bryan W.; Bakker, Robert T.: OPEN FOSSIL PREPARATION LAB AS A MEANS OF SCIENCE 154-1 106 Johnston, Shelby L.*; Torres, Alexander; Palmer, Matthew; COMMUNICATION Holbrook, John: ALTERNATE MODELS FOR THE COMMON POINT BAR: ORIGIN AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE 155-9 119 Hassan, Muhammad Qumrul*: GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE FRAGMENTARY AND THE MUDDY-NORMAL POINT BAR AND ITS EFFECT ON HYDRO-GEO-ENVIRONMENT OF BANGLADESH COASTAL BELTS 154-2 107 Greenberg, Evan*; Hajek, Elizabeth; Chamberlin, Ellen P.: EVALUATING RIVER RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE 155-10 120 Gossard, Trey M.*; Collela, Harmony V.; Hubenthal, Michael; USING CHANNEL-BAR RECONSTRUCTIONS IN THE Semken, Steven: INFLUENCES OF REU ON EDUCATIONAL WILLWOOD FORMATION, PALEOCENE-EOCENE, AND CAREER GOALS NORTHWESTERN BIGHORN BASIN, WYOMING, USA 155-11 121 Koy, Karen A.*: CAN I SEE MYSELF DOING THIS? MINORITY 154-3 108 Grondin, Marena*; Konsoer, Kory: HYDRAULIC WIDTH REPRESENTATION IN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY VARIATION IN MEANDERING RIVER CHANNELS TEXTBOOKS 154-4 109 Durkin, Paul R.*; Stright, Lisa; Hubbard, Stephen M.: 155-12 122 Zachos, Louis G.*; Gifford, Jennifer N.: CAN A WEB-BASED STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF AN OUTCROPPING POINT BAR CLASSROOM RESPONSE SYSTEM IMPROVE GEOLOGY DEPOSIT INFORMS CONSTRUCTION OF GEOLOGICALLY EDUCATION? A CASE STUDY REALISTIC 3D GEOCELLULAR MODELS 155-13 123 van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.*; Geary, Edward: CHANGE 154-5 110 Horner, Robert J.*; Pfeiffer, Katherine; McGregor, Graham; AT THE CORE: HOW CROSS INSTITUTIONAL FACULTY Holbrook, John: FACIES CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CAN SUPPORT STUDENT CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE RATON FORMATION FROM TRANSFER CORE ANALYSIS, COLORADO 155-14 124 Hall, Michelle K.*; Mayhew, Michael: TEEN SCIENCE CAFES: A PROVEN MODEL FOR BROADER IMPACTS, DIVERSITY AND RECRUITMENT 155-15 125 McCarthy, Heather J.*: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ATTITUDE AND ENGAGEMENT IN INTRODUCTORY EARTH SCIENCE COURSES

220 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 156-13 156-12 156-11 156-10 156-9 156-8 156-7 156-6 156-5 156-4 156-3 156-2 157-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division) the FieldandonComputer(Posters) (GSAHydrogeology T112. QuantifyingGroundwater/Surface Water Interactionsin SESSION NO. 157 156-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Research (Posters) (GeoscienceInformation Society) T93. UseofGeoscienceDataResources inEducationand SESSION NO. 156 Booth # Booth # 138 137 136 135 134 133 132 131 130 129 128 127 139 126 ACCESS EDUCATIONAL DATABASE Kolankowski, Sophia*; Fox, Peter: MARS-LEARNING: ANOPEN DATABASES ANDDATA REPOSITORIES EXERCISES IN THE GEOSCIENCES: UTILIZING ONLINE Brown, Kenneth*: DEVELOPINGEFFECTIVELEARNING DATABASES FOR TEACHING ANDRESEARCH COLLECTIONS INTO ONLINEROCK ANDMINERAL Angela; Selby:Bertagni, Cull-Hearth, TURNINGCOLLEGE Ackerman, Abby*; Kampmeyer, Emily; Willig, Matthew; Li,Chloe; SCIENCE TEACHING CANDIDATESSCIENCE TEACHING TECTONIC FEATURES INANUNDERGRADUATE CLASSFOR Urban, MichaelJ.*: VISUALIZING ANDSTUDYING PLATE RELATIONSHIPS FRACMAN SOFTWARE TO STUDY FAULT ANDFRACTURE OPENSOURCE AIRBORNELIDAR, TERRESTRIAL LIDAR AND BRINGING THE SANANDREAS TO COLOMBIA: USEOF Alberto; Carlos Vargas, Sebastian; LopezPalacio, Julian: Hincapie, Gustavo; Torro, LuzMary; Ceron,John; Vargas Jimenez, Whitehill, Caroline*; Lapointe, Paul; Cobos, Diego; Correa,Oscar; EARTHQUAKE RESILIENCE INJAMAICA EDUCATIONAL SEISMICNETWORK (JAESN) TO ADVANCE Sherene; Taber, John;JAMAICA Black, Karleen: USINGTHE Tammy K.; White, Delmares; Kelly, Amoy; James-Williamson, Ellins, K.*; Katherine Mandal,Arpita; Coleman,Paul; Bravo, THE EVENT-DRIVEN DATA DELIVERY SYSTEM NEED FORINTEGRATED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSSUCHAS GENERATED DURINGEARTHQUAKE RESPONSEAND THE Ebersole, Sandy*; Graves, Sara: GEOSPATIAL DATA DATABASES INFORMATION SYSTEM TO COMPLEMENTARY GEOLOGICAL Daniels, MichaelS.: LINKING THE INDIANAGEOLOGICNAMES Hasenmueller, NancyR.*; Hasenmueller, Walter A.; J.; Motz,Gary GEOMORPHOLOGY DATA FOR VISUALIZATION ANDANALYSIS OFCOASTAL Vinhateiro, Nathan*; Hall,Paul:PLATFORM AWEB-BASED GEOSCIENCE COMMUNITY Davis, Ethan*: ADVANCING NETCDF-CFFOR THE ACCESS Brian; Dwyer, JohnL.: ANALYSIS READY SATELLITE DATA Foga, Steve*; Jonathan; Morton, McGreggor, Duncan; Sauer, DATA DISCOVERY MODEL FORIMPROVED CROSS-DOMAIN GEOSCIENCE COMMUNITY METADATA AUGMENTATION ANDCURATION David; Whitenack, Thomas; Schachne, Adam; Ibrahim: Ozyurt, A Zaslavsky, Ilya*; Richard,StephenM.; Gupta,Amarnath; Valentine, DEPLETIONS DUE TO WELL PUMPING STREAMBED PROPERTIES FORMODELINGLAGGED RIVER NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OFUP-SCALEDAQUIFER AND McCord, James T.*; Gangopadhyay, Subhrendu: STOCHASTIC MATURITY PROGRAM AMERICAN GEOPHYSICALUNIONDATA MANAGEMENT LesleyWyborn, A.I.*; Stall,Shelley; Hanson,Brooks: THE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 157-11 157-10 157-9 157-8 157-7 157-6 157-5 157-14 157-4 157-13 157-3 158-2 157-12 157-2 158-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision) (Posters) (GSAHydrogeology Division; GSAGeoinformatics T113. RemoteSensingApplicationsinHydrology andGeology SESSION NO. 158 Booth # 154 153 149 148 147 146 145 144 143 152 142 151 141 150 140 Norwood, Brock*; Macpherson, G.L.: QUANTIFYING CO ANGEL CREEK, GRANDCANYON NATIONAL PARK, AZ RELATION TO HYPORHEIC FLOW INSPRINGFEDBRIGHT CRYSTALLINE ANDCARBONATE-KARST AQUIFERS IN DETERMINING THE CONTRIBUTING STREAMFLOW FROM Williams, Tori M.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Schenk,Edward R.: EFFECT ONHYPORHEICEXCHANGE FIELD INVESTIGATION QUANTIFYING RIVER SINUOUSITY’S Joel C.; Singha,Kamini: REALRIVERSHAVE CURVES: A Malenda, HelenFitzgerald*; Williams, Kenneth H.; Rowland, SYSTEM FLUX ANDSTREAMBEDDYNAMICS INAPOSTGLACIAL Gerard, BrettR.*; Smith,SeanM.; Reeve, Andrew: HYPORHEIC GROUNDWATER FLUXESIN THE CRITICALZONE Szutu, DaphneJ.: CONNECTINGEVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND Ryan*;Harmon, Singha,K.; HollyR.; Barnard, Randall,Jackie; WETLANDS ON ESTIMATES OFGROUNDWATER EXCHANGE WITH Neff, Brian*: EFFECTOFPIEZOMETERPLACEMENT ON TRANSIENT BANK STORAGE INALLUVIALAQUIFERS Maharjan, Madan*; Donovan, J.J.: ROLE OFFLOODDURATION BLANCA, PERU GLACIATED, TROPICAL CATCHMENTS OF THE CORDILLERA GROUNDWATER/SURFACE WATER INTERACTIONS IN HYDROGEOPHYSICAL METHODS TO UNDERSTAND G.;Bryan Wigmore, Oliver: USINGMULTIPLE, INTEGRATED Wake, Caroline; Baker, EmilyA.; Somers, Lauren; Mark, Glas, Robin*; Lautz,Laura K.; McKenzie, Jeffrey M.; Aubry- AQUIFER UNDER TIDAL INFLUENCE ESTIMATING HYDRAULIC PROPERTIES OFARIVERBANK Alamgir; Hossain,Saddam; Ahmed,KaziMatin; Rhodes, Kimberly: Shuai, Pin*; Cardenas, M. Bayani; Knappett,Peter S.K.; Hosain, ANALYSIS CHARACTERIZATION FROM HYDROCHEMICAL DATA Warix, Sara; Hedlund,Brian; Friel, Ariel: DESERT SPRING Meyers, Zachary*; Rademacher, Laura K.; Frisbee, D.; Marty UNDERSTAND GROUNDWATER SYSTEMSOF WISCONSIN Dave: ASTATEWIDE INVENTORY OFSPRINGS TO BETTER Graham, Grace*; Swanson, Susan; Bradbury, Kenneth R.; Hart, ON LAND-USE CONCENTRATIONS FOLLOWING STORMS ANDBASED CHESAPEAKE BAY TO TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLID Hasan, Mejs*;OF THE Benninger, Larry: RESILIENCY RECHARGE TO AQUIFERS INARKANSAS, USA EXCESS TO ASSESSSEASONAL TIMING OFGROUNDWATER Blackstock, JoshuaM.*; Hays, Phillip: USINGDEUTERIUM OF NEWMEXICO IN SPRINGFLOW GENERATION IN THE TUSAS MOUNTAINS FLOW? THE ROLE OFINTERBASIN GROUNDWATER FLOW AREAS BEUSED TO IDENTIFYINTERBASIN GROUNDWATER Alejandra Beltran Daza,Laura: CANSPRINGCONTRIBUTING Stewart-Maddox, Noah*; Frisbee, D.; Marty Tysor, ElizabethH.; POUR? OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI: WHEN ITRAINS, WHERE DOESIT A MODELOFSTORM WATER RUNOFF FOR THE CITY OF Weatherwax, Alexandra Gay*; Zachos, LouisG.: CREATING NORTHEAST KANSAS IN THE SOUTHFORKOFKINGSCREEK, KONZA LTER, AND δ 13 C FRACTIONATION USINGASUSPENDEDCHAMBER SESSION NO. 158

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158-3 155 DeVries-Zimmerman, Suzanne J.*; Fuller, Jennifer L.; Peterson, PALEOHYDROLOGY OF THE EOCENE LACUSTRINE GREEN Dane C.; Watts, Alexandria M.; Van Gorp, Benjamin C.T.; Hansen, RIVER FORMATION, BRIDGER BASIN, WYOMING Edward C.: WET AND DRY SLACKS: THE RELATIONSHIP 159-6 169 Knapp, Jonathan P.*; Benison, Kathleen C.; Dovick, Meghan A.; BETWEEN LAKE MICHIGAN WATER LEVELS AND THE Bustos, David: A LACUSTRINE FACIES MODEL FOR WHITE HYDROLOGY/ECOLOGY OF AN INTERDUNAL WETLAND/ SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NEW MEXICO SLACK ON THE SOUTHEAST COAST OF LAKE MICHIGAN 158-4 156 Koller, Max*; Robson, Benjamin Aubrey; Hölbling, Daniel: SESSION NO. 160 QUANTIFYING AND VISUALIZING FLOOD EROSIONAL T126. Geological Effects of Extreme Storm Events on Small PROCESSES USING MULTI-TEMPORAL LIDAR DATA Tropical Island Nations (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology 158-5 157 Gebremichael, Esayas*; Sultan, Mohamed; El Bastawesy, Division; STEPPE; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Mohammed; Cherif, Omar; Emil, Mustafa: ASSESSMENT OF Marine/Coastal Science Discipline) RATES AND FACTORS CAUSING SUBSIDENCE ACROSS THE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F NILE DELTA FROM RADAR INTERFEROMETIC TECHNIQUES Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 158-6 158 Brown, Nathan*; Langille, Jackie; Lee, Jeff: EVALUATING THE Booth # TIME-EFFICIENCY OF USING STRUCTURE FROM MOTION 160-1 170 Buynevich, Ilya V.*; Kopcznski, Karen; Savarese, Michael; METHODS TO GENERATE DEMS FOR USE IN STRIKE-SLIP Park Boush, Lisa E.; Curran, H. Allen; Glumac, Bosiljka; Caris, FAULT OFFSET STUDIES Jon: SUBSURFACE SIGNATURES OF RECENT STORM 158-7 159 Slinski, Kimberly M.*; Porter, Aaron T.; Hogue, Terri S.; McCray, EROSION AND RECOVERY ALONG SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, John E.: BAYESIAN HIERARCHICAL MODELS FOR HIGH- THE BAHAMAS DIMENSIONAL REMOTE SENSING DATA WITH APPLICATION 160-2 171 Steager, Jacob*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Kopcznski, Karen; Curran, H. TO GRAVITY RECOVERY AND CLIMATE EXPERIMENT Allen: ADVERSE IMPACT OF BIOTURBATION ON STORM- (GRACE) TOTAL WATER STORAGE ANOMOLIES INDUCED SLOPE FAILURE IN TROPICAL AND TEMPERATE 158-8 160 O’Connor, Kristen*; Smith, Bruce D.; Valder, Joshua F.; SETTINGS Smith, David V.; Delzer, Gregory D.; Deszcz-Pan, Maria: 160-3 172 Lewis, Ronald D.*; Asher, Sarah; Speetjens, Sara; Sundbeck, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HYDROGEOLOGIC Sally: DID HURRICANE JOAQUIN ALTER THE ONSHORE- FRAMEWORK OF THE BIG SIOUX AQUIFER, SIOUX FALLS, OFFSHORE ZONATION OF ENCRUSTING FORAMINIFERA AT SOUTH DAKOTA, USING AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETIC SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS? DATA 160-4 173 Jahan, Naomi*; Glumac, Bosiljka; Curran, H. Allen: STORM- 158-9 161 Allen, Kathryn*; Waters-Tormey, Cheryl; Styers, Diane; Hayes, DEPOSITED COASTAL BOULDER RIDGES ON SAN Isaac: COMBINING GEOLOGICAL MAPPING AND LIDAR SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS IN THE AFTERMATH OF DATA TO CHARACTERIZE FRACTURE PATTERNS IN POORLY HURRICANE JOAQUIN EXPOSED CRYSTALLINE BEDROCK IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, WESTERN NC 160-5 174 Hubert, Angelic Rose*; Davis, Brett Lamar; Rump, Alicia Nicole; Florea, Lee J.: A VIDEO DOCUMENTARY OF SURVIVORS 158-10 162 Judd, Heather M.*; Stright, Lisa; Jewell, Paul; Birgenheier, OF HURRICANE JOAQUIN ON SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, Lauren P.: LITHOLOGY INTERPRETATION USING LIDAR BAHAMAS RGB AND INTENSITY VALUES; A CASE STUDY FROM THE EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, EASTERN UTAH 160-6 175 Holmes, Ann E.*; Ford, Dawn M.: EFFECTS OF HURRICANE JOAQUIN ON THE SEDIMENT, BIOTA, AND WATER 158-11 163 Higgins, Ian*: 3-D PHOTOGRAMMETRY OF GARNET CHEMISTRY OF INTERIOR PONDS OF SAN SALVADOR, PORPHYROBLAST ORIENTATION IN THE HONEY BROOK BAHAMAS ANORTHOSITE OF PENNSYLVANIA

SESSION NO. 159 SESSION NO. 161 T124. Lake Deposits on Earth and Mars (Posters): In Memory T132. Microfossil Proxies in Earth History (Posters) (Cushman of Elizabeth H. Gierlowski-Koredesch (GSA Limnogeology Foundation; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Research Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Institution; Paleontological Society; GSA Limnogeology Division) Sedimentary Geology)) 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Booth # 161-1 176 Barnhill, Kelsey Archer*; Towbin, Henry; Hopkins, Melanie; Thomas, Ellen; O’Leary, Ruth; Landman, Neil H.; Hussaini, 159-1 164 Brembs, Ryan G.*; Pietras, Jeffrey T.: CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHY Bushra M.: 3D IMAGING OF FORAMINIFERA: ANALYSIS OF OF THE PARACHUTE CREEK MEMBER: ANALYSIS OF GROWTH VERTICAL AND LATERAL FACIES AND INORGANIC GEOCHEMICAL VARIABILITY IN THE GREEN RIVER 161-2 177 Bernhard, Joan M.*; Panieri, Giuliana: DOES MELONIS FORMATION OF THE UINTA BASIN, UTAH BARLEEANUM HAVE CELLULAR ADAPTATIONS TO PERMIT INHABITATION OF SEDIMENTS SUBJECT TO GAS HYDRATE 159-2 165 Lu, Yiran*; Yang, Wan: LACUSTRINE CARBONATE DISSOCIATION? CLINOFORMS IN THE LOWER-PERMIAN LUCAOGOU LOW- ORDER CYCLE, SOUTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, NW CHINA 161-3 178 Osterman, Lisa E.*; Ellis, Alisha M.; Smith, Christopher G.; Shaw, Jaimie E.L.: SEASONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL TRENDS 159-3 166 Baddouh, M’bark*; Carroll, Alan R.; Beard, Brian L.; Johnson, OF BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA IN CHINCOTEAGUE BAY, Clark, M.: LAKE-MARGIN CARBONATE δ18O, δ13C, AND DELMARVA PENINSULA, USA 87SR/86SR, NORTHERN BRIDGER BASIN EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, WYOMING 161-4 179 Doherty, John*; Cybulski, Jonathan; Morales, Sergio; Kim, Kiho: THE FORAMINIFERAN BACULOGYPSINA SPHAERULATA AS 159-4 167 Sabourin, Kaitlyn Elizabeth*; Testa, Maurice P.; Kirkland, AN INDICATOR OF WATER QUALITY IN GUAM Brenda L.: QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF MICROBIAL PRECIPITATION IN ALGAL MAT FROM LAGOA VERMELHA, 161-5 180 Koester, Bryce E.*; Gibson, Brandt M.; Darroch, Simon A.F.: BRAZIL INVESTIGATING THE PRESERVATION POTENTIAL OF LOCAL-SCALE BIOTIC GRADIENTS USING BENTHIC 159-5 168 Baddouh, M’bark*; Hinnov, Linda A.; Fischer, Al G.; FORAMINIFERA Grippo, Alessandro: ASTRONOMICAL CONTROLS ON

222 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 161-21 161-20 161-19 161-18 161-17 161-16 161-15 161-14 161-13 161-12 161-11 161-10 161-9 161-8 161-7 161-6 196 195 194 193 192 191 190 189 188 187 186 185 184 183 182 181 EFFECT OFATMOSPHERIC CO Leng, Qin*; ON THE Yang,CONSTRAINED TEST Hong: A EQUATORIAL EASTERN PACIFIC PALEOPRODUCTIVITY OF THE CARIBBEANAND Pletka, Crystal*; Collins, LaurelS.: NEOGENE SITE 1208, SHATSKY RISE NEOGENE HISTORY OF THE KUROSHIO EXTENSION, ODP R.*;Lam, Adriane Leckie, R. Mark; Venti, NicholasL.: LATE BARBARA BASIN FORAMINIFERAL RECORDFOR THE EASTERNSANTA Roopnarine, Peter D.: ANEXTENDEDPLIOCENE Shafer, AllisonE.*; Ruch,Sara K.; N.; Garcia,Christine SOUTH CHINASEA INTERGLACIALS: WESTERN SUNDA SHELF, SOUTHERN RECONSTRUCTION OFMARINE SEDIMENTSFROM TWO Horsman, Eric: AMULTIPROXY PALEOENVIRONMENTAL Mallinson, David J.; Parham, Peter R.; Shazili,NoorA.M.; Donovan, Bailey G.*; Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, MARINE CORES SYSTEMS USINGSEDIMENTOLOGICAL EVIDENCEFROM OSCILLATION ANDSOUTHATLANTIC OCEANICDIPOLE TEMPORAL PERSISTENCEOF THE ELNIÑOSOUTHERN Hudley,Joel W.*: CONSISTENT FOSSILCLASSIFICATION SCHEME ELONGATUS PLEXUS, AND THE POTENTIAL FORA WITHIN THE DISCONTINUITY Pamela; Kucera, Michal: EVALUATING MORPHOSPACE Brown, ElizabethA.*; Weinkauf, Manuel F.G.; Hallock, AND BOGUEBANKS, NORTH CAROLINA MODERN FORAMINIFERALASSEMBLAGES: BEARISLAND COASTAL SILICICLASTICSUBENVIRONMENTS USING Mallinson, David J.; Riggs, Stanley R.: DISTINGUISHING Shmorhun, Nina*; Culver, StephenJ.; Farrell, KathleenM.; NORTHEASTERN PENINSULARMALAYSIA RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SUNDA SHELF, OFF Horsman, Eric: HOLOCENEPALEOENVIRONMENTAL Mallinson, David J.; Parham, Peter R.; Noor, ShaziliA.M.; EmilyIrene*;Harrison, Culver, StephenJ.; Eduardo; Leorri, CORAL REEF, ISLACOLON, BOCASDEL TORO, PANAMA FORAMINIFERAL FACIES OFACARIBBEAN, MID-HOLOCENE Sider, N.*; Maria Collins, LaurelS.; O’Dea,Aaron: BENTHIC BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA REGIME SHIFTSONINDONESIANCORALREEFSUTILIZING N.*:Garcia, Christine IDENTIFYINGPOTENTIAL DRIVERSOF GRAND BAY, MISSISSIPPISOUND TRANSITION: MODERNSALT-MARSH FORAMINIFERAFROM Hallock, Pamela; C.:UPLAND Hine, Albert CHANNELTO Haller, Christian*; LisaE.; Osterman, G.; Smith,Christopher RECONSTRUCTIONS SW CALIFORNIA, USA: IMPLICATIONS FORSEA-LEVEL SALT-MARSH FORAMINIFERAALONG THE COAST OF Fard, Elizabeth; MacDonald,GlenM.: DISTRIBUTIONS OF Avnaim-Katav, Simona*; Gehrels, W. Roland; Brown, Lauren N.; AS ANINDICATOR OF TSUNAMIS MAKRAN, OMANSEA(CHABAHAR BAY TO GAWATER BAY) COASTAL FORAMINIFERAFROM THE IRANIANCOAST OF Vaziri, Seyed Hamid*; EduardG.; Reinhart, Pilarczyk,JessicaE.: FORAMINIFERA METHOD FORAMINIFERA: EVIDENCEFROM ANOVEL INDIVIDUAL DISSOLUTION ONMG/CARATIOS INPLANKTIC Juan Carlos: UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTSOF L.*;Rongstad, Brigitta Marchitto, Thomas M.; Herguera, SOUND, WA (SOUTHERNSALISHSEA) ANTHROPOGENICALLY IMPACTED EMBAYMENTS OFPUGET BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA TESTS TRACKS ACIDIFICATION IN RuthA.*;Martin, Nesbitt,ElizabethA.: DISSOLUTIONOF FROM CENOZOICFOSSILLAGERSTÄTTEN ON CARBONISOTOPE FRACTIONATIONS INC INVESTIGATING THE SPATIAL AND GLOBIGERINOIDES RUBER- 2 PARTIAL PRESSURE( 25–28 September 3 PLANTS p CO 2 )

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 162-10 162-9 162-8 162-7 162-6 161-27 162-5 161-26 162-4 161-25 162-3 161-24 162-2 161-23 Paleontology, Paleoecology/Taphonomy (Posters) SESSION NO. 162 162-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F 161-22 Booth # 202 201 200 199 198 197 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 205 204 203 NORTH-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA ASSEMBLAGES FROM CATSKILL FORMATION SITESIN VARIATION OFLATE DEVONIAN TETRAPOD ANDFISH Broussard, David*; Daeschler, Ted; Trop, Jeffrey M.: FAUNAL RESETS APPOSITIONALISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS Trayler, RobinB.*; Kohn, Matthew J.: ENAMELMATURATION NORTH-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA ASSEMBLAGES FROM CATSKILL FORMATION SITESIN ANALYSIS OFLATE DEVONIAN TETRAPOD ANDFISH Michael C.; Daeschler, Ted: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL Trop, Jeffrey M.*; Broussard, David; Donofrio, Rae; Rygel, SOUTHERN ISRAEL COMMUNITY FROM THE TRIASSIC OFMAKHTESHRAMON, Feldman, Howard R.*; Belowich, Alexa J.: ADIELASMA NATIONAL PARK, SOUTHWESTERNETHIOPIA STRUCTURE ANDCANOPYCOVER IN THE NECHSAR UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENCESIN VEGETATION STABLE ISOTOPIC STUDY OFSOILORGANICMATTER: Negash, Enquye W.*; Wynn, JonathanG.; Bobe, ReneL.: THEORY FORAMINIFERA, FUZZYSETSAND DEMPSTER-SHAFER INTERIOR SEAWAY PALEOCEANOGRAPHY USING SPATIAL CHARACTERIZATION OFCRETACEOUS WESTERN Lockshin, Samuel N.*; Yacobucci, MargaretM.; Gorsevski, Pece V.: PREDATOR OFGRAPTOLITES BIODIVERSITY EVENT: AREPORT OFASUGGESTED PLANKTIC ECOSYSTEMDURING THE GREAT ORDOVICIAN EVIDENCE OFPREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS IN THE Wittmer, Jacalyn M.*; Meyer, Michael; Ganis, G. Robert: NEW LATE CENOMANIAN (PLANKTIC FORAMINIFERA)DURING THE MIDDLEAND STRATOPHENETIC STUDY OF THE ROTALIPORA LINEAGE Beatrice;John Wesley: Wiggins,Acha, Melanie*;Sorman, Fraass, Andrew Jeffrey; Huber, Brian T.; GEOCHEMISTRY, SEDIMENTOLOGY AND TAPHONOMY CRETACEOUS: INSIGHTSFROM STABLE ISOTOPE Joseph J.W.; Miller, Ian: FLUVIALLANDSCAPESOF THE Evans, S.J.*; Erica Fricke, Henry; Crystal, Victoria; Sertich, SOUTH SINAI, EGYPT LOWER PALEOGENE SUCCESSIONINCENTRALAND BIOSTRATIGRAPHY ANDPALEOENVIRONMENTS OF THE Hassan, HatemF.*; Elderbak,Khalifa: FORAMINIFERAL VEGAS FORMATION BASED ONMICROFOSSILS COLLECTEDFROM THE LAS BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENTENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES Joshua W.: Salas, ChelsyR.*; Hertfelder, Susan E.; Rafferty, Kevin C.; Bonde, COASTAL MARGIN ECOSTRATIGRAPHY OFPETMRECORDS, NEWJERSEY Si, Weimin*; Aubry, Marie-Pierre; James:Wright, IN TURBIDITES OF THE ADRIATIC FLYSCH, MONTENEGRO Schassburger, Alec*; Kilibarda,Zoran: DIVERSEICHNOFAUNA NEW CALEDONIABASIN FROM DSDPSITE206 SEA LIMESTONE ANDPLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAOF THE Nicholson, KirstenN.: TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OFDEEP Grysen, Taylor*; Fluegeman,RichardH.; Grigsby, D.; Jeffry EOCENE CROCODYLIANS STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSES OF TOOTH ENAMELIN B.*;Gillham, Robert A.; Menold,Carrie Bartels, William S.: PANAMA CANALZONE: APRELIMINARY REPORT OSTRACODA FROM ANEWFOSSILLOCALITYIN THE Desai, Dipa*; Morgan,Paris M.; Jorge Moreno-Bernal, W.: INTERPRETATION OF TULE SPRINGSFOSSIL MORPHOMETRIC AND SESSION NO. 162

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162-11 213 Taylor, Paul D.*; Seuss, Barbara; Ernst, Andrej; Nützel, INSTRUMENT FOR THE STUDY OF TISSUE DECAY AND Alexander: PENNSYLVANIAN BRYOZOANS OF EXCEPTIONAL EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVATION PRESERVATION FROM THE BUCKHORN ASPHALT QUARRY, 162-28 230 Lin, Jih-Pai*; Ausich, William I.: CRYPTO-HELICAL BODY PLAN OKLAHOMA IN EARLY ECHINODERMS: NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE 162-12 214 Rodwell, Ben W.*; Bown, Thomas M.; Nichols, Kimberly A.: CAMBRIAN STRATA OF SOUTH CHINA PALEOSOL MATURITY, MAMMAL DISTRIBUTION, AND 162-29 231 Hodgskiss, Malcolm S.W.*; Kunzmann, Marcus; Poirier, André; MICROHABITATS AT EARLY EOCENE FOSSIL VERTEBRATE Halverson, Galen P.: THE ROLE OF MICROBIAL IRON LOCALITIES OF THE WILLWOOD FORMATION (LOWER REDUCTION IN THE FORMATION OF PROTEROZOIC MOLAR EOCENE), BIGHORN BASIN, WYOMING TOOTH STRUCTURES 162-13 215 Nolan, Morrison*; Walker, Sally E.; Sharma, Ajay: RE- 162-30 232 Kerr, Tyler U.*; Cooke, Kimberly A.; Kelley, Patricia H.; Visaggi, EVALUATION OF THE MIDDLE CAMBRIAN SPONGE, Christy C.: WAS IT WORTH IT? EFFECT OF INCREASING BROOKSELLA ALTERNATA, FROM THE CONASAUGA SAMPLE SIZE AND EFFORT WHEN ANALYZING THE FORMATION, GEORGIA AND ALABAMA, U.S.A PALEOECOLOGY OF A PLIO-PLEISTOCENE MOLLUSC 162-14 216 Raymond, Anne*; Wehner, Matthew: PERMINERALIZED ASSEMBLAGE FROM FLORIDA PLANTS FROM THE MARINE CLALLAM FORMATION (LATEST 162-31 233 Bykova, Natalia*; LoDuca, Steven T.; Wu, Mengyin; Grazhdankin, OLIGOCENE/EARLIEST MIOCENE), OLYMPIC PENINSULA, Dmitriy; Xiao, Shuhai: EDIACARAN MACROALGAE AND THE WASHINGTON STATE: TAPHONOMIC AND PALEOCLIMATIC EARLY EVOLUTION OF ANIMALS IMPLICATIONS 162-32 234 Bagley, Brian*; Rogers, Raymond: AN INSIDERS VIEW OF 162-15 217 Wroblewski, Anton Franz-Josef*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: THE VERTEBRATE FOSSIL RECORD: X-RAY COMPUTED CATASTROPHIC FRESHWATER STRESS ON MARINE TOMOGRAPHY OF VERTEBRATE MICROFOSSIL BONEBEDS ICHNOFOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES––TRINITY BAY HEAD DELTA: FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS JUDITH RIVER THE POSSIBLE NORM RATHER THAN THE EXCEPTION FOR FORMATION, MONTANA SALINITY VARIABILITY IN MODERN AND ANCIENT PARALIC 162-33 235 Manning-Berg, A.R.*; Kah, Linda C.: MESOPROTEROZOIC SETTINGS MICROBIAL MATS FROM THE ANGMAAT FORMATION AS 162-16 218 Wistort, Zackery P.*; Ekdale, Allan A.: MICROSTRUCTURE OF CONSTRAINTS FOR SILICIFICATION VALVES AND BORING LININGS OF THE ENDOLITHIC “ROCK- 162-34 236 Mertz, David A.A.*; Yacobucci, Margaret M.: ECOLOGY OF EATER”, LITHOPHAGA SPATIOSA (BIVALVIA) THE AMMONITE SUPERFAMILY ACANTHOCERATOIDEA 162-17 219 Foster, John R.*; Hunt-Foster, ReBecca: SHORT PYGIDIAL FROM THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN WESTERN INTERIOR SPINE IN AN INJURED(?) TRICREPICEPHALUS TEXANUS SEAWAY USING WESTERMANN MORPHOSPACE (TRILOBITA) FROM THE WEEKS FORMATION (CAMBRIAN, 162-35 237 Thorne, Sarah*; Liu, Dongyang; Hartson, Elizabeth; Lehrmann, GUZHANGIAN), HOUSE RANGE, UTAH Daniel J.; Yu, Meiyi: UPPER PERMIAN REEF AND SHELF 162-18 220 Wilson, Mark A.*; Buttler, Caroline J.: PALEOECOLOGY OF AN FACIES OF THE SOUTHERN MARGIN OF THE YANGTZE UPPER ORDOVICIAN SUBMARINE CAVE-DWELLING FAUNA PLATFORM, SOUTH CHINA PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO REEF IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO 162-19 221 Wang, Bian*; Secord, Ross: STABLE ISOTOPE ECOLOGY OF THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION RHINOCEROSES (MAMMALIA: FAMILY RHINOCEROTIDAE) 162-36 238 Jensen, Zachary A.*; Haight, Gordon; Rowland, Stephen M.: IN THE HEMPHILLIAN LAND-MAMMAL AGE OF THE GREAT TESTING THE NAVIGATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF DESERT- PLAINS, NORTH AMERICA DWELLING JURASSIC ARTHROPODS 162-20 222 Thomson, Tracy J.*; Milner, Andrew R.C.; Stimson, Matt: AN 162-37 239 Wilmeth, Dylan T.*; Corsetti, Frank A.; Berelson, William M.; ARTHROPOD-DOMINATED ICHNOASSEMBLAGE FROM Beukes, Nicolas J.; Rollins, Nick; Yager, Joyce A.: SOUTHWESTERN UTAH: ICHNOTAXONOMY, ICHNOFACIES METHANOTROPHY IN 2.7 GA SOUTH AFRICAN LAKES AND THE EARLY TRIASSIC TAPHONOMIC WINDOW 162-38 240 Maguire, Evin P.*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Schweitzer, Carrie E.; 162-21 223 Jester, Cassidy D.*; Wilson, Mark A.; Palmer, Timothy J.: Casadio, Silvio: TAPHONOMY AND DIAGENESIS OF ORIGIN AND PALEOECOLOGY OF FERRUGINOUS FOSSIL-BEARING CONCRETIONS IN VOLCANIC ASH ONCOIDS (“SNUFF-BOXES”) FROM THE MIDDLE JURASSIC FROM SOUTHERN PATAGONIA, SANTA CRUZ PROVINCE, (BAJOCIAN) OF SOUTHERN ENGLAND ARGENTINA 162-22 224 Crifò, Camilla*; Strömberg, Caroline A.E.: PHYTOLITHS IN 162-39 241 Xiang, Yinghao*; Jiang, Da-yong; Zhou, Min; Wang, Xue: STUDY PALEOECOLOGY: A TOOL FOR RECONSTRUCTING HABITAT ON THE SWIMMING STYLES AND SWIMMING CAPABILITY OF STRUCTURE, AND HETEROGENEITY TRIASSIC ICHTHYOPTERYGIANS 162-23 225 Thomson, Tracy J.*; Farke, Andrew A.; Santos, Gabriel-Philip: 162-40 242 Tashman, Jessica N.*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Schweitzer, A COLLECTION OF TRACE FOSSILS FROM THE LOWER Carrie E.: TAPHONOMIC INFERENCES DRAWN FROM TRIASSIC MOENKOPI FORMATION (ARIZONA): AN EXAMPLE EPIBIONTS ON LATE OLIGOCENE CRABS OF THE KEASEY OF THE SCOYENIA ICHNOFACIES AND CHANGING FORMATION, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS 162-41 243 Hattori, Kelly E.*; Martindale, Rowan; Kerans, Charles: 162-24 226 Paton, Timothy*; Howard, Lucas; Osterhout, Jeffrey T.; Havig, ARCHITECTURE OF A MID-CRETACEOUS PATCH REEF: Jeffrey; Huff, Warren: MINERALOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF HIGH RESOLUTION MAPPING PROVIDES NEW INSIGHT INTO HOT SPRING DEPOSITS IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK FACIES STRUCTURES AND ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS 162-25 227 Richardson, Hannah K.*; Haveles, Andrew W.; Fox, David L.; AT PAUL SPUR (BISBEE, ARIZONA) Fox-Dobbs, Kena: FILLING THE GAPS: A COMPREHENSIVE 162-42 244 Guilliams, Mark P.*; LeFaive, Samantha J.; Sprague, Michael D.: UNDERSTANDING OF DIETS AND ECOSYSTEM SO YOU WANT TO FIND MICROSTRUCTURES IN DINOSAUR INTERACTIONS WITHIN THE MODERN AND FOSSIL SMALL BONES FROM YOUR BONEBED? MAMMAL COMMUNITIES OF MEADE BASIN, KANSAS 162-43 245 Pehr, Kelden*; Love, Gordon D.; Bekker, Andrey; Kuznetsov, 162-26 228 Reed, Hannah M.*: CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC Anton; Podkovyrov, Victor: A LIPID BIOMARKER CHARACTERIZATION OF CALCITE MICROSTRUCTURES IN INVESTIGATION OF OLIGOTROPHIC EDIACARAN MARINE FOSSIL BRACHIOPOD SHELLS IN RELATION TO LIFESTYLES ENVIRONMENTS ACROSS THE EAST EUROPEAN PLATFORM 162-27 229 Facciol, Amanda J.*; Piunno, Paul; Krull, Ulrich; Hersh, Jonathan; 162-44 246 Adiya, Tsolmon*; Johnson, Cari; Loewen, Mark; Ritterbush, Patch, David; Laflamme, Marc:A NOVEL EXPERIMENTAL Kathleen A.; Constenius, Kurt: MICROBIAL- CADDISFLY BIOHERM ASSOCIATION FROM THE LOWER CRETACEOUS

224 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 162-62 162-61 162-60 162-59 162-58 162-57 162-56 162-55 162-54 162-53 162-52 162-51 162-50 162-49 162-48 162-47 162-46 162-45 264 263 262 261 260 259 258 257 256 255 254 253 252 251 250 249 248 247 MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ THE BASE OF THE NAVESINK FORMATION, BIGBROOK, A PALEONTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OFSANDPODSAT Schneider, Nicole*; Danilova, Anastasia; Garb, Matthew P.: TROPICAL SETTING RELATION TO CLIMATIC FLUCTUATION: INSIGHTSFROM A COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OFMARINEBIVALVES IN Dutta, Saurav*; Chattopadhyay, Devapriya: DIVERSITYAND TRAUMA HOLZMADEN ICHTHYOSAUR WITH CERVICAL SPINE PERIMORTEM DISTORTION AND TAPHONOMY OFA Dianna L.; Hussey, MeghanC.; Orr, Lydia; Bouse, LetaA.: A.S.*;McMenamin, Mark Fleury, Douglas; SchulteMcMenamin, THE GREAT LAKESREGION AND SUCCESSIONSINMIDDLEDEVONIAN BIOHERMSOF GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OFECOLOGICALASSOCIATIONS Walters, Georjeanne*; Daryl Yacobucci, MargaretM.: FROM THE WHEELER SHALE WHEELER FROM THE DIAGENESIS OFEXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED TRILOBITES John, DouglasL.*; Walker, SallyE.; Klimczak,Christian: SYSTEMS INALABAMA NODULES: ANEXAMPLEFROM PENNSYLVANIAN DELTAIC XRCT ASANON-DESTRUCTIVE WAY TO STUDY SIDERITE Gibson, Brandt M.*; Gibson,Michael; Darroch,SimonA.F.: FROM KINNEYBRICKQUARRY, NEWMEXICO ACTINOPTERYGIAN FISH, BASED ON NOVEL SPECIMENS TANYRHINICHTYS MCALLISTERI, ALONGROSTRUMED Spencer G.: REANALYSIS OF THE ECOMORPHOLOGYOF Stack, Jack Reza*; Sallan,Lauren; Hodnett,John-Paul M.; Lucas, MARINE ECOSYSTEMS THROUGH GEOLOGIC TIME ECOSYSTEMS THROUGH MARINE Linehan, LianeChristine*; Huntley, John Warren: PARASITISM IN PLEISTOCENE OYSTER BEDS, SANPEDRO, CALIFORNIA Ditmar, JoleneM.*; Bonuso, Nicole: APALEOECOLOGY OF NEW COPROFAUNA FROM THE EOCENEOF VIRGINIA P.*;Hunt, Adrian Lucas, SpencerG.; Gulotta,MarcoN.: PROLIFIC LATE ORDOVICIAN SHALLOW MARINECOMMUNITIES ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS DURINGBIOTIC INVASIONS IN Tyler, L.: Carrie USINGFOOD WEBS TO EXAMINE Kempf, Hannah L.*; Dineen,Ashley A.; Roopnarine,Peter D.; METHODOLOGIES FORSTUDYING PALEOWILDFIRE Muddiman, BenjaminB.*; Looy, Cindy V.: EXPLORINGNEW FOSSILS CALCULATION OFBIOMASS(GORGANICCARBON)FOR Meadows,A ‘UNIVERSAL’ CaitlinA.*: DEVELOPING FOSSIL RECORDOF TETRAPOD INTEGUMENT Clarke, Julia: EXCEPTIONALPRESERVATION AND THE Garza, HectorK.*; Eliason,Chad; Hudson,Leah; Watts, Taylor; MORRISON CO(1877-1879) MORRISON FOSSILMATERIAL COLLECTEDFROM SURVEY OFUNDESCRIBED YALE PEABODY JURASSIC REVISITING ARTHUR LAKES’ LOSTQUARRIES: INITIAL Mossbrucker, Matthew T.*; Turner, Bryan W.; Bakker, Robert T.: DEEP-TIME IMPLICATIONS FORBIOMOLECULEPRESERVATION IN FOR TERRESTRIAL ANDMARINEFOSSILBONES: RARE EARTH AND TRACE ELEMENTDIFFUSIONPERIODS Drewicz, AmandaE.*; Grandstaff, David E.; Terry, DennisO.: NY PLANT SPECIMENSFROM THE PLATTEKILL FM., SHOKAN, Cushen, KateE.*; Bartholomew, Alex: MIDDLEDEVONIAN CARNIAN), CENTRALNORTH SEA MIDDLE TRIASSIC SKAGERRAK FORMATION (LADINIAN- EUSOCIAL INSECTSANDA WETTER PALEOCLIMATE: Iain; Hayes, Tom R.: EVIDENCEFROM COREOFOLDER Wroblewski, AntonFranz-Josef*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Mearns, OF PLANTARMORINGINFOSSILCADDISFLY CASES SHINEHUDAG FORMATION, MONGOLIA: EARLIESTRECORD 25–28 September

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162-81 283 Saulsbury, James G.*; Contreras, Dori L.: DISPERSAL 163-17 300 Rubin, Margaret*; Lamsdell, James; Prendini, Lorenzo; Hopkins, ECOLOGY OF A LATE CAMPANIAN FLORA FROM SOUTH- Melanie: CUTICULAR FLUORESCENCE IN EXTANT AND CENTRAL NEW MEXICO; IMPLICATIONS FOR THE BREADTH EXTINCT CHELICERATES AND TIMING OF ANGIOSPERM REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES 163-18 301 Wan, Mingli*; Yang, Wan; Wang, Jun: WUCHIAPINGIAN ARAUCARIA-LIKE WOOD FROM THE WUTONGGOU SESSION NO. 163 FORMATION IN NORTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns (Posters) NORTHWESTERN CHINA 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 163-19 302 Vizcaino, Maoli*; Anderson, Ross P.; Macdonald, Francis A.; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Cohen, Phoebe: MORPHOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHIC Booth # DISTRIBUTION OF PUTATIVE TINTINNID FOSSILS FROM THE TSAGAAN OLOM GROUP, MONGOLIA 163-1 284 Ebaugh, Emily M.*; Bartels, William S.: LATE WASATCHIAN AND EARLY BRIDGERIAN EOCENE DERMATEMYDID TURTLES 163-20 303 Wang, Jun*; Wan, Mingli; Yang, Wan; Tang, Peng; Liu, Lujun: FROM THE WEST-CENTRAL AND NORTHERN GREEN RIVER MEDULLOPROTAXODIOXYLON TRIASSICUM GEN. ET SP. BASIN, WYOMING NOV., A TAXODIACEOUS CONIFER WOOD FROM THE NORIAN (TRIASSIC) IN NORTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, XINJIANG, 163-2 285 Waldman, Emily K.*; Anderson, Brendan Matthew; Allmon, NORTHWESTERN CHINA Warren D.: THE EFFECT OF SHELL MORPHOLOGY ON SEDIMENT RETENTION IN TURRITELLINE GASTROPODS 163-21 304 Yang, Wan*; Wan, Mingli; Kerp, Hans; Wang, Jun: RHACHIPHYLLUM (AL. CALLIPTERIS) HEILONGJIANGENSIS 163-3 286 Clark, Elizabeth G.*; Prangley, Madeleine S.; Thuy, Ben; Darroch, (HUANG) COMB. ET EMEND. NOV. FROM THE Simon A.F.; Soriano, Carmen; Briggs, Derek E.G.: SOFT TISSUE WUCHIAPINGIAN WUTONGGOU FORMATION IN THE PRESERVATION IN PALEOZOIC OPHIUROIDS: NOVEL JUNGGAR BASIN, NORTHERN BOGDA MOUNTAINS, INSIGHTS THROUGH 3D IMAGING NORTHWESTERN CHINA 163-4 287 Handley, John C.*; Hunt, Gene: BAYESIAN STATE-SPACE 163-22 305 Zimmerman, Alexander N.*; Johnson, Claudia C.; Polly, P. MODELING OF EVOLUTIONARY PROCESSES David: USING GEOMETRIC MORPHOMETRICS TO TEST 163-5 288 Prothero, Donald*: A NEW GENUS OF HESPERHYINE SPECIES IDENTIFICATIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF PECCARY (MAMMALIA: ARTIODACTYLA) FROM THE CONODONT EVOLUTION IN THE ILLINOIS BASIN, MIDDLE LATE OLIGOCENE OF OREGON: IMPLICATIONS FOR PENNSYLVANIAN PALEOBIOLOGICAL DATABASES 163-23 306 Hanks, H. Douglas*; Erickson, Bruce R.; Haire, Scott A.: A NEW 163-6 289 Long, Katherine L.*; Prothero, Donald; Syverson, V.J.P.: STASIS ENDOCRANIAL CAST OF TRICERATOPS HORRIDUS IN RANCHO LA BREA BLACK VULTURES (CORAGYPS 163-24 307 Swisher, Robert*; Webster, Mark; Hopkins, Melanie: EVALUATING OCCIDENTALIS) OVER THE LAST GLACIAL-INTERGLACIAL THE EARLY CAMBRIAN ORIGINS AND INTER-CLADE CYCLE RELATIONSHIPS OF CORYNEXOCHINE TRILOBITES; 163-7 290 Thompson, Jeffrey R.*; Petsios, Elizabeth; Bottjer, David J.: EXAMINATION OF THE GENUS ZACANTHOPSIS PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE MIOCIDARIDAE AND 163-25 308 Gearty, William*; McClain, Craig R.; Payne, Jonathan L.: THE TRIADOTIARIDAE WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION EVOLUTION OF AQUATIC MAMMALS TOWARD A UNIVERSAL OF EARLY POST-PALEOZOIC ECHINOIDS LARGE SIZE? EVIDENCE FROM PHYLOGENETICS AND 163-8 291 Madan, Meena A.*; Prothero, Donald; Syverson, V.J.P.: SIZE AND FOSSILS SHAPE STASIS IN RANCHO LA BREA BARN OWLS OVER 163-26 309 Clark, William B.*; Clark, M.W.; Clark, R.K.: FRACTAL THE LAST GLACIAL-INTERGLACIAL CYCLE GEOMETRY OF NANNOFOSSIL SPECIES DISCOASTER 163-9 292 Wright, David F.*; Ausich, William I.; Cole, Selina R.; Peter, PENTARADIATUS Mark E.; Rhenberg, Elizabeth C.: NEW PHYLOGENY-BASED 163-27 310 Leder, Ronny M.*; Perez, Victor J.; Badaut, Teddy: SIMPLIFYING AND LINNAEAN CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE CRINOIDEA THE METHODS - BODY LENGTH ESTIMATES FOR (ECHINODERMATA) CARCHAROCLES MEGALODON USING ASSOCIATED TOOTH 163-10 293 Villarosa Garcia, Marites*: ASSESSING PATTERNS OF SETS AND JAW WIDTH RELATED DATA FROM GREAT WHITE MORPHOLOGICAL DIVERSITY IN COCCOLITHOPHORES SHARKS AND MAKOS WHEN COCCOSPHERES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE FOSSIL 163-28 311 Miguel, Miguel Angel*; Ritterbush, Linda Anita: HIDDEN RECORD HYPOSTOMES: HOW COVERT PRESERVATION IN 163-11 294 Tibbits, Matthew*: THE STABILITY OF SCLERACTINIAN AGNOSTOIDS INCREASES INFORMATION ON THE VENTRAL MICROMORPHOLOGY AND MICROSTRUCTURE MOUTHPLATE 163-12 295 Smith, Nicholas S.*; Zamora, Samuel; Rahman, Imran Alexander; 163-29 312 Huber, Brian T.*; Braoudakis, Georgina V.; Gold, Zachary W.; Deline, Bradley: MORPHOLOGIC EVOLUTION AND DISPARITY Fraass, Andrew Jeffrey: A MORPHOMETRIC APPROACH IN CAMBRIAN ECHINODERMS TO REFINING SPECIES CONCEPTS FOR THE LATE 163-13 296 Seifert, Neil J.*; Nagel-Myers, Judith; Rohlfsen, Leah; Dorr, CRETACEOUS PLANKTIC FORAMINIFERAL GENUS Jessica: ACCURACY OF BODY SIZE DATA COLLECTED BY GLOBIGERINELLOIDES UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT 163-30 313 Chin, Courtney T.*; Roopnarine, Peter D.: MORPHOLOGICAL 163-14 297 Kokesh, Broc S.*; Anderson, Laurie C.; Engel, Annette Summers: VARIATION AND TAXONOMIC REVISION OF LATE MIOCENE MORPHOMETRIC AND ECOLOGICAL DISCREPANCIES OF NEOGASTROPODS (AMERICOLIVA, OLIVELLA) FROM THE LUCINIDAE (BIVALVIA) IN VARIOUS MARINE ENVIRONMENTS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ON SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, THE BAHAMAS 163-31 314 Gigliotti, Michael*; Pietsch, Carlie; Allmon, Warren D.: 163-15 298 Ifrim, Christina*: GRINDING TOMOGRAPHY: INSIGHTS INTO TURRITELLIDS TAKE OVER: LATITUDINAL RANGE FOSSIL EXPANSION AND BODY SIZE INCREASE IN TURRITELLID GASTROPODS SINCE THE LATE CRETACEOUS 163-16 299 Bauer, Jennifer E.*; Boudreau, Matthew J.; Sumrall, Colin D.; Rahman, Imran Alexander; Waters, Johnny A.: NEW 163-32 315 Schaal, Ellen K.*; Toivonen, Chris A.: BODY SIZE TRENDS IN MORPHOLOGICAL DATA FOR THE EARLY ONTOGENY OF MESOZOIC MARINE REPTILES PENTREMITES (BLASTOIDEA, ECHINODERMATA) USING 163-33 316 Jacobs, Gabriel*; Carlucci, Jesse R.: ONTOGENETIC SYNCHROTRON-BASED TOMOGRAPHY ANALYSIS OF THE PHACOPID TRILOBITE CALYPTAULAX STRASBURGENSIS

226 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 164-11 164-10 164-5 164-9 164-4 164-8 164-3 164-7 164-2 164-6 164-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division) Geochemical Society; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; AmericanCordillera North (Posters)within theNorthern (GSA T154. RecentAdvances inUnderstanding Magmatism alongand SESSION NO. 164 163-34 Booth # 317 328 327 322 326 321 325 320 324 319 323 318 CHALLIS FORMATION VOLCANIC SUITE(IDAHO) PETROLOGICAL ANDGEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NicholasR.*;Bordieri, Aurélie; Germa, Connor, Charles: HINTERLAND OF THE U.S. CORDILLERA FOR CRUSTAL THICKENING IN THE CENTRALIDAHO THE SAWTOOTH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX: IMPLICATIONS DATA OFMAGMATIC ANDMETAMORPHIC ZIRCONSFROM Barbara L.: U-PBGEOCHRONOLOGY ANDLU-HFISOTOPIC MA, Chong*; Foster, David A.; Mueller, Paul A.; Dutrow, Brueseke, Matthew E.: U-PBAND Trop, Jeffrey M.*; Benowitz, Jeff; Davis, KailynN.; Layer, Paul ALASKA TERRANE ALASKA: INSIGHTSINTO THE ASSEMBLY OF THE ARCTIC ALLOCHTHON OF THE CENTRALBROOKS RANGE, DOONERAK FENSTERAND THE ENDICOTT MOUNTAINS Greg; Strauss, Justin V.: GEOLOGICALEVIDENCEFROM THE Frier, William P.*; Johnson,Benjamin; Toro, Jaime; Hammond, SUBDUCTING SLAB TECTONIC PROCESSES THE WRANGELL ARC, ALASKA, TO UPPERPLATE AND GEOCHEMISTRY OFCENOZOIC VOLCANIC CLASTSFROM Trop, Jeffrey M.; Davis, Kailyn; Layer, Paul W.: LINKING Morter, Bethany K.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Benowitz, Jeff; EVOLUTION (CALE) TRANSECT C ASSOCIATED WITH CIRCUM-ARCTICLITHOSPHERE NORTHERN CIRCUM-PACIFIC MAGMATISM AND TECTONISM Carl W.; O’Brien, Tim M.; Toro, Jaime: ASYNTHESISOF Brumley, Kelley; Coakley, Bernard; Gottlieb, S.; Eric Hoiland, Miller, ElizabethL.*; E.; Meisling,Kristian Akinin, Vyacheslav HILLS IN THE CENTRAL WRANGELL ARC, ALASKA GEOCHEMISTRY OF VOLCANIC ROCKS FROM THE GREEN Davis, Kailyn: STUCKIN THE MIDDLE: STRATIGRAPHY AND Samuel E.; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Benowitz, Jeff; Layer, Paul W.; Fitzgerald, Victoria T.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Berkelhammer, THE OLDCROW TEPHRA INCENTRALALASKA TEPHRAS OFUNCERTAIN ORIGINS: ACASESTUDY WITH Matthew A.: AZIRCON-BASED INVESTIGATION INTO Sosa, EmmaS.*; Carley, Tamara L.; J.L.; Jensen,Britta Coble, VOLCANO, WRANGELL ARC, ALASKA(U.S.A.) STRATIGRAPHY OF THE ~2.4MAEUCHERMOUNTAIN Berkelhammer, Samuel E.; Benowitz, Jeff: VOLCANIC Keast, Ryan T.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Trop, Jeffrey M.; PENINSULA TEMPORAL TRENDS INMAGMA COMPOSITION: ALASKA HF ISOTOPE, AND TRACE ELEMENT CONSTRAINTSON R.:Brian ZIRCONU-PBANDAR-ARGEOCHRONOLOGY, Takach, K.*; Marie Cole, RonB.; Yang, Jin-Hui; Todd, Erin; Jicha, NEVADA, USA RHOPALIDAE) FROM THE NEOGENESTEWART VALLEY, DIGITIZATION: ANEWSCENTLESSPLANTBUG (FAMILY: Erwin, DianeM.*; Nguyen, Hiep: DISCOVERY THROUGH VOLCANIC FIELD, SOUTH-CENTRALALASKA PETROGRAPHY OF THE OLIGO-MIOCENESONYA CREEK INCEPTION OF THE WRANGELL ARC: GEOCHEMISTRY AND Jeffrey M.; Benowitz, Jeff; Davis, Kailyn; Layer, Paul W.: Berkelhammer, Samuel E.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Trop, JURASSIC-QUATERNARY MAGMATISM CONSTRAINTS ON THE AGE AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF IN THE WRANGELL MOUNTAINS, ALASKA: IMPROVED GEOCHRONOLOGY OFMODERNRIVERSEDIMENTS 40 AR/ 39 25–28 September AR DETRITAL V.; W.;

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 165-10 165-9 165-8 164-13 165-7 164-12 165-6 165-5 165-4 165-3 165-2 164-14 165-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F PotpourriMeteorites andPlanetary (Posters) SESSION NO. 165 166-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Evolution (Posters) GeologyDivision; (GSAPlanetary GSA T159. Ceres’ SurfaceCompositionasanIndicationofInterior SESSION NO. 166 Booth # Booth # 341 340 339 338 337 336 335 334 333 332 342 330 329 331 PETROGENESIS OFMARTIAN METEORITES ZONATION OFOLIVINE: AMAJORKEY TO THE Fedele, L.; Bodnar, J.; Robert Taylor, Lawrence: PHOSPHORUS M.*;Jean, Marlon Geoffrey Howarth, H.; McCanta,Molly; DIFFUSION BOTH MARTIAN MAGMATIC WATER ANDSUBSOLIDUS IN SITUANALYSES INSHERGOTTITES: EVIDENCEFOR Lawrence A.: LIGHTLITHOPHILEELEMENTANDLIISOTOPE Udry, Arya*; McSween, Harry Y.; RichardL.; Hervig, Taylor, SHERGOTTITES Arya: TEXTURALANALYSIS OFENRICHEDPOIKILITIC Laczniak, Dara L.*; Combs, LoganM.; Rahib, Rachel; Udry, Hemming, Sidney R.: Anders, H.*; Mark DiVenere, Victor J.; Gombiner, JoelH.; METEORITE NORTHWEST AFRICA10416 MICROANALYSIS OFIDDINGSITEALTERATION INMARTIAN Vaci, Zoltan*; Agee, Carl; D.K.: Herd,Christopher CASCADE ARC VARIABILITY CASCADE SEGMENTATION: AROBUST ANDUNBIASEDANALYSIS OF Pitcher, Bradley W.*; Kent, AdamJ.R.: STATISTICS AND MARTIAN METEORITE GENERATED MELTS WITHIN THE NORTHWEST AFRICA6234 INVESTIGATION OF THE MINERALOGYOFSHOCK- Rucks, MelindaJo*; Glotch, T.D.: ASPECTROSCOPIC CHONDRITES NORTHWEST AFRICA4910, 5660, 7981 METAMORPHISM ONCOMPONENTSIZE WITHIN LL Martzolf, Andrew Henry*; Dunn, Tasha: EFFECTOF ESCARPMENT 82500, ACK4/5 CHONDRITE MINERALOGY, ANDPETROGRAPHY OFPECORA Battifarano, K.*; Oriana Dunn, Tasha: SHOCKMETAMORPHISM, BIMODALITY AT SMALLSIZES OF TROJAN ASTEROIDS: ASSESSINGCOMPOSITIONAL RichardJ.:Cartwright, NEAR-INFRAREDSPECTROSCOPY Stamper, NicholasC.*; Emery, JoshuaP.; Lucas, MichaelP.; VOLATILE LOADING INSPUTNIKPLANUM REORIENTATION ANDFAULTING OFPLUTO DUE TO Steckloff, JordanK.: PLUTO FOLLOWED ITSHEART: Keane, James Tuttle*; Matsuyama, Isamu; Kamata,Shunichi; RECONSTRUCTION OFCHAMBERSTRATIGRAPHY OF ZONATION FOR THE SUPERERUPTION AND E.:Erin PEACH SPRING TUFF (AZ, USA): IMPLICATIONS Foley, MichelleL.*; Miller, CalvinF.; Ferguson, A.; Charles Barry, BIG HISTORY BE WRONG ? Wise, Donald*: ALTERNATE ORIGINOF THE MOON?COULD Zambon, Francesca; Raymond, CarolA.; Russell,Christopher T.: M.;Carle Mazarico, Erwan; Ruesch,Ottaviano; Singh,Sandeep; Kynan H.G.; E.; Johnson,Katherine Landis, MargaretE.; Pieters, Shane; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; Hayne, Paul O.; Hughson, Federico; DeSanctis, Cristina; Maria Ammannito, E.; Byrne, McCord, Thomas B.*; Combe, Jean-Philippe; Raponi,A.; Tosi, YELLOWSTONE HOTSPOT THE PICABO VOLCANIC FIELD: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRAINTS ON THE AGE ANDAREALEXTENTOF 40 AR/ 39 AR ANDPALEOMAGNETIC SESSION NO. 166

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EXPOSED H2O-RICH AREAS DETECTED ON CERES WITH Andrea; Tosi, Federico; Fonte, Sergio; Giardino, Marco; McFadden, DAWN VISIBLE AND INFRARED MAPPING SPECTROMETER Lucy A.; Palomba, Ernesto; Stephan, Katrin; Raymond, Carol A.; 166-2 343 Raponi, Andrea*; Zambon, Francesca; Ammannito, Eleonora; Russell, Christopher T.: COMPOSITION OF THE URVARA- Ciarniello, Mauro; Frigeri, Alessandro; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; YALODE REGION ON CERES Tosi, Federico; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Longobardo, Andrea; Fonte, Sergio; Giardino, Marco; Combe, Jean-Philippe; SESSION NO. 167 Pieters, Carle M.; Russell, Christopher T.; Raymond, Carol A.: Precambrian Geology (Posters) MINERALOGY OF CERES’ CONIRAYA QUADRANGLE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 166-3 344 Stephan, Katrin*; Jaumann, Ralf; Kneissl, Thomas; Zambon, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Francesca; Carozzo, Fillipo Giacomo; Krohn, Katrin; Kallisch, Booth # Jan; Longobardo, Andrea; Palomba, Ernesto; McFadden, Lucy A.; 167-1 353 Schrecongost, Nicholas*; Harrison, Alexa; McClellan, Elizabeth: Combe, Jean-Philippe; Tosi, Federico; Ammannito, Eleonora; BRACKETING THE AGE OF NEOPROTEROZOIC GLACIATION De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Roatsch, Thomas; Preusker, Frank; IN THE VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE Nathues, Andreas; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, Christopher T.: SPECTRAL INVESTIGATION OF QUADRANGLE AC3 OF THE 167-2 354 Hoffman, Paul F.*; Bellefroid, Eric J.; Hodgin, Eben Blake; DWARF PLANET CERES – THE REGION OF IMPACT CRATER Hodgskiss, Malcolm S.W.; Jasechko, Glenn R.; Johnson, DANTU Benjamin W.; Lamothe, Kelsey; LoBianco, Samuel J.C.: WHY ARE CRYOGENIAN GLACIAL DEPOSITS ARE LOCALLY THICK, 166-4 345 Singh, Sandeep*; Combe, Jean-Philippe; McCord, Thomas B.; WHILE REGIONALLY THIN?: CASE STUDIES FROM THE De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Ammannito, E.; Carrozzo, OTAVI GROUP OF NAMIBIA Filippo Giacomo; Ciarniello, M.; Frigeri, Alessandro; Raponi, A.; Tosi, Federico; Zambon, Francesca; Scully, Jennifer E.C.; Ieva, 167-3 355 Wu, Lin*; Guan, Shuwei; Ren, Rong; Zhang, Chunyu: Simone; Fulchignoni, Marcello; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, THE DISTRIBUTION AND DYNAMIC MECHANISM OF Christopher T.: SURFACE COMPOSITION OF CERES NEOPROTEROZOIC BASINS IN NORTH TARIM, WESTERN QUADRANGLE AC-4 INVESTIGATED BY THE DAWN MISSION CHINA 166-5 346 McFadden, Lucy A.*; Zambon, Francesca; Ciarniello, M.; 167-4 356 Moscati, Richard J.*; Premo, Wayne R.; Lowers, Heather A.; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; Combe, Jean-Philippe; Ammannito, E.; Klein, Terry L.; Koenig, Alan E.: ARE SOME PROTEROZOIC DeSanctis, M.C.; Ruesch, Ottaviano; Stephan, Katrin; Hughson, GARNET–BEARING QUARTZITES IN COLORADO REALLY Kynan H.G.; Longobardo, Andrea; Tosi, Federico; Raymond, METARHYOLITES? EVIDENCE FROM PETROGRAPHY, Carol A.; Russell, Christopher T.; Singh, Sandeep; Fonte, Sergio: GEOCHEMISTRY, AND GEOCHRONOLOGY MINERALOGY OF CERES’ FEJOKOO (AC-5) QUADRANGLE 167-5 357 Pivarunas, Anthony F.*; Meert, Joseph G.; Pandit, M.K.; Sinha, 166-6 347 Tosi, Federico*; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; Zambon, Francesca; Anup K.: AT THE BOTTOM (OF INDIA): PROTEROZOIC Ciarniello, Mauro; Combe, Jean-Philippe; De Sanctis, PALEOMAGNETISM AND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE Maria Cristina; Hoffmann, Martin; Longobardo, Andrea; Nathues, SOUTHERN GRANULITE TERRAIN Andreas; Raponi, Andrea; Ammannito, Eleonora; Krohn, Katrin; 167-6 358 Premo, Wayne R.*; Miller, David M.; Moscati, Richard J.; Holm- McFadden, Lucy; Pieters, Carle M.; Stephan, Katrin; Russell, Denoma, Christopher S.; Neymark, Leonid A.; Ponce, David A.: Christopher T.; Raymond, Carol A.: MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS SEARCHING FOR THE AERIAL EXTENT OF THE MOUNTAIN OF THE HAULANI QUADRANGLE ON THE DWARF PLANET PASS CARBONATITE EVENT: EVIDENCE FROM U-PB CERES ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY OF PROTEROZOIC ROCKS IN 166-7 348 Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo*; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Frigeri, SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES Alessandro; Tosi, Federico; Longobardo, Andrea; Raponi, 167-7 359 Hill, Joseph C.*; Nash, Kyle: DETRITAL ZIRCON DATING Andrea; Zambon, Francesca; Ammannito, Eleonora; Ciarniello, OF PRECAMBRIAN METASEDIMENTARY ROCKS OF THE Mauro; Fonte, Sergio; Giardino, Marco; Palomba, Ernesto: CENTRAL AND EASTERN BLACK HILLS, SOUTH DAKOTA MINERALOGICAL MAPPING OF THE AC-AH-08 NAWISH 167-9 361 McClellan, Elizabeth*; Tso, Jonathan; Harrison, Alexa; QUADRANGLE OF CERES FROM NASA-DAWN MISSION Schrecongost, Nicholas: REASSESSMENT OF STRATIGRAPHY 166-8 349 Longobardo, Andrea*; Palomba, Ernesto; De Sanctis, IN A NEOPROTEROZOIC INTRACONTINENTAL RIFT: THE Maria Cristina; Buczkowski, Debra; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; VOLCANOGENIC MOUNT ROGERS FORMATION, SW VA Galiano, Anna; Tosi, Federico; Zambon, Francesca; Raponi, 167-10 362 Katusin, Karastin Daun*; Meert, Joseph G.; Pandit, M.K.; Sinha, Andrea; Ciarniello, Mauro; Ammannito, Eleonora; Stephan, Katrin; Anup K.: PALEOMAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF THE NEWER McFadden, Lucy A.; Frigeri, Alessandro; Capria, Maria Teresa; DOLERITE DYKE SWARM IN THE SINGHBHUM CRATON OF Fonte, Sergio; Giardino, Marco; Raymond, Carol A.; Russell, PROTEROZOIC INDIA Christopher T.: MINERALOGICAL MAPPING OF THE OCCATOR QUADRANGLE SESSION NO. 168 166-9 350 Zambon, Francesca*; Carrozzo, Filippo Giacomo; Tosi, Federico; Ciarniello, Mauro; Combe, Jean-Philippe; De Sanctis, T194. 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228 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 168-9 168-8 168-7 168-6 169-4 168-5 169-3 168-4 169-2 168-3 169-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Geology)) Geology and Tectonics Division; SEPM(Societyfor Sedimentary (Posters) GeologyDivision; (GSA Sedimentary GSAStructural T202. DetritalZircons AmericanContinentalInterior ontheNorth SESSION NO. 169 168-2 Booth # 371 370 369 368 375 367 374 366 373 365 372 364 INVESTIGATIONS FRAMEWORK FOR TAPHONOMIC ANDGEOCHRONOLOGIC OF THE RISINGSTAR CAVE SYSTEM: PROVIDING A Carl: SEDIMENTOLOGY ANDDEPOSITIONALHISTORY Paul H.G.M.; Robbins, JessL.; Wiersma, JelleP.; Spandler, Hilbert-Wolf, HannahL.*; M.; Eric Roberts, Dirks, FORMATION AT KABUA GORGE, TURKANA BASIN, KENYA RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HOLOCENEGALANABOI Feibel, Craig S.; Beverly, EmilyJ.: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL Margaret*;Allen, Mary Beck, C.; Catherine Langworthy, Mary; FACIES ANALYSIS 3 ARCHAEOLOGICALSITEINKENYA: ASEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY ANDDEPOSITIONALCONTEXTOF THE LOMEKWI Ward, Carol V.; Plavcan, J.LOMEKWI? THE Michael: WHY Boyd, MelissaD.*; Feibel, Craig S.; Manthi,Frederick Kyalo; SECTION, WEST TURKANA, KENYASECTION,WEST TURKANA, THE FOSSIL-BEARINGLOWER MIOCENELOCHERANGAN AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INTERPRETATION FOR Emily J.; Margaret: Allen,Mary REFINEDSTRATIGRAPHY Langworthy, Mary*; Beck, C.; Catherine Feibel, Craig S.; Beverly, SEDIMENTARY SUCCESSIONS, SOUTHWESTERNU.S ZIRCON AGE CONSTRAINTSON NEOPROTEROZOIC YOUNGER WITH AGE: NEWID-TIMSU-PBDETRITAL Bullard, AbigailR.*; Dehler, Carol M.; Schmitz,Mark: GETTING ACTIVE VOLCANO CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WORLD’S STRANGEST Cynthia M.: OLDOINYO LENGAI: CLASTS& Hartney, Travis A.*; Sarah K.; Carmichael, Liutkus-Pierce, DETRITAL ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY OF WEST TEXAS CONTINENTAL MARGINOVER GEOLOGIC TIME SCALES: DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE SOUTHERNNORTH AMERICAN REGIONAL SEDIMENTPROVENANCE ANDBASIN Colliver, Lauren A.*; Ridgway, Kenneth D.; Bataille, Clement P.: GORGE OFOLDUVAI GORGE, TANZANIA PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTIONS IN THE SIDE USING CONGLOMERATES ANDPALEOSOLS TO MAKE Kearney, JohnC.*; Johnson,ClaudiaC.; Njau,Jackson, K.: MOUNTAINS, NEWMEXICO, USA CLASTS IN THE PERMIANABOFORMATION, SACRAMENTO ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY OFPROTEROZOIC QUARTZITE Deck, Eric*; Malone, David H.; Craddock, JohnP.: DETRITAL (CA. 1.8MYR) ASSOCIATED WITH SHALLOWING OFPALEOLAKE OLDUVAI BIOMARKERS RECORDENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES Schick, Kathy; Toth, Nick; Brassell, SimonC.: SEDIMENTARY Njau, Jackson, K.; Stanistreet,IanG.; Stollhofen, Harald; Shilling, AndreaM.*; Colcord,Devon E.; Freeman, H.; Katherine PROVINCES INSWLAURENTIA APPROACH TO DELIMITING PRECAMBRIANBASEMENT FORMATION INCHIHUAHUA, MEXICO: AN INDIRECT PROVENANCE STUDY OF THE SILICICLASTICMOJINA Fred W.: Ishiki, Hiromi*; Iriondo, Alexander; Lawton, Timothy F.; Mcdowell, TANZANIA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE BELL’S KORONGO EASTSITE, OLDUVAI GORGE, E.;Rehm, Gabriel Evans, Matthew S.: GEOARCHAEOLOGY Sorrows, C.*; Katherine Fadem, CynthiaM.; Curry, Gavin P.; U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY AND 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 169-14 169-13 169-12 169-11 169-10 169-9 169-8 169-7 170-6 169-6 170-5 169-5 170-4 170-3 170-2 170-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Posters) (GSA StructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) T210. FoldsandFolding: Form, Process, andConsequences SESSION NO. 170 Booth # 385 384 383 382 381 380 379 378 391 377 390 376 389 388 387 386 PATTERNS DURING THE LARAMIDEOROGENY OF THE DENVERBASIN: EVOLVING SEDIMENT DISPERSAL Jacob A.; Stockli, DanielF.: DETRITAL ZIRCONPROVENANCE Miranda Berrocales, M.*;Viridis GlennR.; Sharman, Covault, SOUTHERN CANADA GREAT PLAINSOF THE NORTHERN UNITEDSTATES AND ZIRCON RECORDOFCENOZOICFLUVIALSYSTEMSIN THE Ames, Carsyn*; Leier, Andrew; Leckie, DaleA.: THEDETRITAL CONTINENTAL SCALEPALEO DRAINAGE SYSTEM CONNECTION WITH EASTERNGULFOFMEXICO THROUGH MOBILE BAY, ALABAMA: MEXICANANDSOUTHAMERICAN OF THE EARLY JURASSICNORPHLETFORMATION, Robinson, DeloresM.: NEOPROTEROZOIC PROVENANCE Gomes, Sonnet W.*; Weislogel, Amy L.; Barbeau,David L.; GEOCHRONOLOGY BYLA-ICP-MS FORMATION OF WYOMING USINGDETRITAL ZIRCON Chris: PROVENANCE ANALYSIS OF THE BASAL AMSDEN Garber, Kacey*; Malone, David; Craddock, John; Zahm, ILLINOIS BASIN DEVONIAN DUTCHCREEK SANDSTONE IN THE SOUTHERN Joseph: DETRITAL ZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE Wallenberg, Alexandra*; Malone, David H.; Day, Jed; Devera, SOUTH-CENTRAL MISSOURI REORGANIZATION IN THE OZARKDOMEAND VICINITY, UPLIFT, PALEOKARSTING, ANDDRAINAGE DETRITAL ZIRCONEVIDENCEFORLATE ORDOVICIAN Chapman, AlanD.*; Meehan,DanielN.; Little, William W.: KEWEENAWAN THRUST, MICHIGAN, USA JACOBSVILLE SANDSTONE IN THE FOOTWALL OF THE GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE NEOPROTEROZOIC HannahS*:Wirth, DETRITAL ZIRCONU-PB MICHIGAN, USA JACOBSVILLE SANDSTONE EASTERNUPPERPENINSULA, GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE UPPERNEOPROTEROZOIC Craddock, JohnP.; Stein,Seth: DETRITAL ZIRCONU-PB Welch, JessicaLynn*; Malone, David H.; Stein,CarolA.; M.B.; Cush,Kylie: TESTINGKINEMATIC MODELSOF Weil, Brandon*; Arlo Whitty, Helen; Kannad,Ankitha; Gray, AT L’ANSE, MI, USA THE BASAL NEOPROTEROZOIC JACOBSVILLE SANDSTONE Stein, Seth: DETRITAL ZIRCONU-PBGEOCHRONOLOGY OF Wood, Everett*; Malone, David; Craddock, JohnP.; Stein,Carol; FOLDING IN THE IBEXHILLS, CA FROM MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO INTERPRET D.*;Fleming, Zachariah Pavlis, Terry L.: UTILIZINGSTRUCTURE OROGENIC BELT U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCONSIGNATURE OF THE OUACHITA McGuire, PrestonR.*; Xie, Xiangyang; Hanson, William D.: FOLDS IN THE JUMGALBASIN, KYRGYZ TIEN SHAN Kanatbek; Weldon, Ray J.: KINEMATICS OFFAULTS AND Coddington, Jascha A.*; Burgette, ReedJ.; Abdrakhmatov, SALIENT, NORTHEASTERN MEXICO DISTRIBUTION OFPALEOFLUIDS IN THE MONTERREY STRUCTURE INASALT-DETACHED OROGENIC BELT: Zodarecky, Joshua W.*; Fischer, P.: Mark PALEOFLUID SYSTEM THE SANTCORNELIANTICLINE DeLisle, Amanda*: ORIGINANDMIGRATION OFFLUIDSIN MARGIN OFJUNGGARBASIN, NWCHINA MECHANISM OFMUD VOLCANOES IN THE SOUTHERN Xia, Bin: HYDROCARBON LEAKAGE ANDFORMATION Wan, Zhifeng*; Wang, Xianqing; SHI,Qiuhua; Tian, Hongyu; SESSION NO. 170

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DEFORMATION SEQUENCE IN THE BEAR VALLEY STRIP 171-6 405 Hesseltine, Garth*; Evans, James P.; Kerner, Kellie; Mozley, MINE, EAST-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA: A FAULT KINEMATIC Peter S.: STRUCTURAL DIAGENESIS AND MICRO- TO AND ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY (AMS) MACRO-SCALE STRUCTURAL ARCHITECTURE OF BASAL ANALYSIS NONCONFORMITIES 170-7 392 Cush, Kylie G.*; Gray, Mary Beth: EXTENSIONAL FAULT ARRAY 171-7 406 Sundal, Anja*; Petrie, Elizabeth; Hellevang, Helge; Midtkandal, ANALYSES ON THE NORTH ANTICLINE IN THE BEAR VALLEY Ivar; Braathen, Alvar: REACTIVE FLUID EXPULSION DURING STRIP MINE, SHAMOKIN, PENNSYLVANIA PROGRESSIVE DEFORMATION IN THE FOLD LIMB OF THE 170-8 393 Crider, Juliet G.*; Hodson, Keith R.: CALCULATING SAN RAFAEL SWELL, UTAH, USA THE CURVATURE OF THE WHALEBACK ANTICLINE: 171-8 407 Channer, Michael A.*; Ault, Alexis K.; Reiners, Peter W.; Stearns, DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY WITH STRUCTURE-FROM- Michael A.: THERMOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY ON SECONDARY FE-OXIDE MINERALIZATION IN 170-9 394 Sulthaus, Danielle Shannon*; Finlay, Tori S.; Tindall, Sarah E.: SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO CLEAVAGE ASSOCIATED WITH CYLINDRICAL AND 171-9 408 Bradbury, Kelly K.*; Schulthies, Sarah Ann; Evans, James P.: CONICAL FOLDS IN THE ORDOVICIAN WINDSOR TOWNSHIP FLUID-ROCK REACTIONS RELATED TO DEFORMATION FORMATION NEAR KUTZTOWN, PA WITHIN ORGANIC-AND VANADIUM-RICH UNITS OF THE 170-10 395 Finlay, Tori S.*; Sulthaus, Danielle Shannon; Tindall, Sarah E.: PHOSPHORIA FORMATION, SOUTHEAST IDAHO STRUCTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF CONICAL FOLDS IN THE 171-10 409 Dorsey, Matthew Thomas*; Rockwell, Thomas K.; Girty, Gary H.: ORDOVICIAN WINDSOR TOWNSHIP FORMATION NEAR MICROSTRUCTURAL AND GEOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE KUTZTOWN, PA BORREGO FAULT ZONE, NORTHERN BAJA CALFIORNIA, MX 170-11 396 Zhang, Weicheng*; Eckert, Andreas; Tindall, Sarah E.: STRESS- CONTROLLED CLEAVAGE IN CONICAL FOLDS SESSION NO. 172 170-12 397 Liu, Chao*; Hogan, John P.; Eckert, Andreas: PERICLINAL T214. Along-Strike Variations in Mountain Belts: Why Are They FOLDING IN THE OZARK PLATEAU: A RECORD OF LOCAL Important and What Causes Them? (Posters) (GSA Structural KARST COLLAPSE OR REGIONAL TECTONIC FORCES? Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology 170-13 398 Abolins, Mark*: USING THE SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF A Division) STRUCTURE CONTOUR MAP TO COMPARE FOLD HINGE AND FAULT ORIENTATIONS WITHIN THE HARPETH RIVER 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F FAULT ZONE, A CRATONIC FAULT AND FOLD ZONE IN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM CENTRAL TENNESSEE Booth # 170-14 399 Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; Tarabees, Elhamy A.; Hanafy, 172-1 410 Tait, Laura*; Roeske, Sarah; Mookerjee, Matty; Benowitz, Jeff; Mahmoud I.; Mehrtens, Charlotte J.; Christle, Kenneth W.: ORIGIN Huff, Casey: HETEROGENEOUS EXHUMATION OF MID- OF AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF ENIGMATIC SYNCLINES IN CRUSTAL ROCKS ALONG THE HAYES RESTRAINING BEND EOCENE LIMESTONE OF THE WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT OF THE CENTRAL DENALI FAULT 172-2 411 Hooks, Benjamin P.*; Scharman, Mitchell R.: CRUSTAL SESSION NO. 171 STRUCTURE OF DEXTRAL TRANSPRESSIVE FAULT T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault SYSTEMS: COMPARISON OF THE NORUMBEGA FAULT, Interactions in Natural Resources and Geologic Hazards MAINE, AND THE CHUGACH METAMORPHIC COMPLEX (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA SHEAR ZONE SYSTEM, ALASKA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA 172-3 412 Koteas, G. Christopher*; Anchukaitis, Brett; Eddy, Christopher M.: Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; TRANSPRESSIONAL HIGH STRAIN ALONG THE TACONIC- Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Geology and Society ACADIAN INTERFACE IN CENTRAL VERMONT Division) 172-4 413 Del Avellano, Adele*; Lortie, Kirstin; Koteas, G. Christopher: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F USING PETROLOGIC AND STRUCTURAL EVIDENCE TO Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EXPLAIN A MECHANISM FOR PLUTON EMPLACEMENT Booth # ACROSS A MAJOR TECTONIC BOUNDARY IN THE CENTRAL 171-1 400 Milliard, Justin B.*; Muntean, John L.: RECORD OF MULTI- VERMONT APPALACHIANS SCALE HYDROTHERMAL FLUID PATHWAYS CONTROLLED 172-5 414 Eddy, Christopher M.*; Koteas, G. Christopher: BY A TRANSTENSIONAL FAULT NETWORK: INSIGHT FROM MICROGEOCHEMICAL VARIABILITY RESULTING FROM THE NORTHERN NEVADA RIFT TRANSPRESSIONAL SHEARING ACROSS THE TACONIC- 171-2 401 Cuccio, Laura A.*; Evans, James P.; Bradbury, Kelly K.; ACADIAN INTERFACE IN CENTRAL VERMONT Mozley, Peter S.: HYDROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF 172-6 415 Scharman, Mitchell R.*: DEXTRAL STRIKE-SLIP OVERPRINT NONCONFORMITIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR INJECTION- ON THE BYLLESBY-FALLS FAULT ZONE, IRON MOUNTAINS, INDUCED SEISMICITY IN THE MIDCONTINENT UNITED SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA STATES 172-7 416 Fox, Josh A.*; Rahl, Jeffrey M.; Gabrielson, Tyler: 3D STRAIN 171-3 402 Williams, Nicholas J.*; Canova, David; Fischer, Mark P.: FROM RUTILATED QUARTZ AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO FRACTURE-CONTROLLED PALEOHYDROLOGY OF AN QUARTZ CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PREFERRED ORIENTATIONS ALLOCHTHONOUS SALT WELD, WILLOURAN RANGES, 172-8 417 Jackson, William T.*; McKay, Matthew P.; Thomas, William A.; SOUTH AUSTRALIA Irvin, G. Daniel; Osborne, W. Edward: EXPLORING THE 171-4 403 Harland, Sophie Rebekah*; Gan, Quan; Healy, David; Cappa, RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LATERAL RAMPS AND Frederic; Meredith, Philip; Mitchell, Thomas M.; Browning, John: AN ORTHOGONAL BEND IN THE PELL CITY FAULT, THE INFLUENCE OF PERMEABILITY ANISOTROPY ON JACKSONVILLE WEST 7.5-MINUTE QUADRANGLE, THE DISTRIBUTION OF PORE FLUID PRESSURE AROUND APPALACHIAN THRUST BELT, ALABAMA FAULT ZONES: INSIGHTS FOR FAULT STABILITY AND 172-9 418 McKay, Matthew P.*; Jackson, William T.; Osborne, W. Edward: REACTIVATION RAMPS AND SLIDES: THE CONTROL OF UPPER-CRUSTAL 171-5 404 Roberts, Nick M.W.*; Drake, Henrik; Walker, Richard J.; Smye, ARCHITECTURE ON LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY IN THE Andrew J; Rasbury, Troy: FLUID-FLOW AND FRACTURE-ZONE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN FOLD AND THRUST BELT EVOLUTION THROUGH COMBINED GEOCHRONOLOGY, 172-10 419 Atkins, Carmen A.*; Cemen, Ibrahim: HOW DO ISOTOPIC AND ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF CALCITE CONTRACTIONAL DUPLEX STRUCTURES CHANGE ALONG

230 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 173-8 173-7 173-6 172-15 173-5 172-14 173-4 172-13 173-3 172-12 173-2 172-11 173-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Geology)) GeologyDivision;Sedimentary SEPM (Societyfor Sedimentary Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology andGeomorphologyDivision; GSAMineralogy, Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division; GSAQuaternary History, Processes, (Posters) andLandscapeChange (GSA RioGrandeRift:Northern ExploringLinkagesbetweenGeologic T216. CenozoicEvolution oftheSouthernRocky Mountainsand SESSION NO. 173 Booth # 432 431 430 424 429 423 428 422 427 421 426 420 425 Jeremy A.; Schaefer, Kirsten: EVALUATING RELATIONSHIPS Schoenmann, Samuel*; Tranel, Lisa; Garber, Kacey; Neundorff, MOUNTAINS OF WEST TEXAS ANDNEWMEXICO FAULT LINEESCARPMENTEXPOSUREIN THE GUADALUPE Schaefer, Kirsten; Babin,Jeremy; Cremer, Chad: EVALUATING Happel, Audrey*; Tranel, Lisa; Neundorff, Jeremy; Garber, Kacey; MEXICO, USA TRANSITION ON THE TAOS PLATEAU, NORTHERN NEW IMPLICATIONS FOR THE LATE PLEISTOCENE/HOLOCENE ISOTOPE ANDU-SERIESRESULTS, ANDPALEOCLIMATIC Scott A.: PRELIMINARY SOILCARBONATE STABLE Hudson, AdamM.*; Paces, James B.; Ruleman,Cal; Minor, BLIND LESSERHIMALAYAN DUPLEX SIKKIM HIMALAYAN FOLD THRUST BELT: INSIGHTSFROM A VARIATION INSTRUCTURAL ARCHITECTUREOF THE Kathakali*;Bhattacharyya, Parui, Chirantan: LATERAL PLEISTOCENE? EXHUMATION ANDDEEP-CANYON INCISIONDURING THE ICEFIELD, AMECHANISMFORINCEPTIONOFREGIONAL Ruleman, C.A.*; Hudson, AdamM.: THECENTRALCOLORADO HETEROGENEITY OF WESTERN ALTAIDS NW CHINAANDCONTRIBUTION TO ARCHITECTURAL TACHENG OCEANICPLATEAU INTO WESTERN JUNGGAR, Dongfang; Han,Chunming: PALEOZOIC DOCKINGOF Zhang, Ji’en*; Xiao, Wenjiao; Chen, Yichao; Luo, Jun; Song, RIFT—ALBUQUERQUE VOLCANOES, NEWMEXICO VOLUME VOLCANIC FIELDSINCENTRALRIOGRANDE Premo, Wayne R.; Shroba,RalphR.: INSIGHTINTO SMALL- F.*;Chan, Christine Thompson, RenA.; Zimmerer, Matthew J.; FORM THE CENTRAL-NORTHERN APENNINESOFITALY STRIKE VARIATIONS INCURVED THRUST BELTS: EXAMPLES Tavarnelli, Enrico*; Pace, Paolo; Calamita,Fernando: ALONG- BASIN HISTORY MIDDLE PARK AREA, COLORADOILLUSTRATE REGIONAL Jeremiah B.: CROSS SECTIONSOF THE NORTH PARK- Dechesne, Marieke*; Cole, James C.; Minor, ScottA.; Workman, OROGENIC CONVERGENCE? MIGRATION FROM ALONG-STRIKE VARIATIONS IN Keppie, D. Fraser*: CONSTRAININGCUBAN SUBDUCTION INFORMATION OF GEOPHYSICAL, GEOLOGICAL, ANDBOREHOLE RIFT IN THE TAOS REGION, NEWMEXICO: INTEGRATION Keith I.: A REVISED TECTONIC HISTORY OF THE RIOGRANDE Grauch, V.J.S.*; Bauer, Paul W.; Drenth,BenjaminJ.; Kelson, ANALOG MODELS CAUSED BYPRE-EXISTINGFAULTS: INSIGHTSFROM ALONG-STRIKE VARIATION INFOLD-THRUST BELTS Burberry, CarolineM.*; Swiatlowski, L.; Jerlyn Palu, Jason M.: MEXICO NORTHERN RIOGRANDERIFT, COLORADOANDNEW PRELIMINARY 3DMODELOF THE SANLUISBASIN, D.; Brian Rodriguez, Bauer, Paul W.; Turner, Kenzie J.: Drenth, BenjaminJ.*; Grauch, V.J.S.; Thompson, RenA.; THRUST BELT TRANSITION ZONE? STRIKE OF THE ARKOMA BASIN-OUACHITA FOLDAND 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 175-5 174-4 175-4 174-3 175-3 174-6 174-2 175-2 174-5 174-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Interdisciplinary InterestGroup) Division; SmithsonianInstitution; GSAInternational/International and Volcanology Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics of Samuel A. Bowring (GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, T227. Time Matters (Posters): CelebratingtheScientificLegacy SESSION NO. 174 175-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Volcanology (Posters) SESSION NO. 175 174-7 Booth # Booth # 444 436 443 435 442 438 434 441 437 433 440 439 IN THE SOUTHERNGUADALUPE MOUNTAINS, TEXAS BETWEEN ROCK STRENGTHANDLANDSCAPEEVOLUTION ADJACENT COLORADO PLATEAU, AZ SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS, KINGMANAREA, AND AND TENTATIVE CORRELATION OFFALL DEPOSITS IN THE SUPERERUPTION, PART 1: GEOCHEMICALCOMPARISON VOLCANISM PRECEDING THE PEACH SPRING TUFF Lily L.; Foley, Michelle; Cribb, J. Warner: EXPLOSIVESILICIC Wood, M.*; Erin Scheland,CullenL.; Miller, CalvinF.; Claiborne, INTRACRYSTALLINE EPISODES LACK EVENTS: THE SIGNIFICANCEOF Hames, Willis*: PERIDOTITE REACTION INCLUSIONS INPLAGIOCLASE-DUNITES: CLUES TO MELT- Shea, Lauren*; Garapic, Gordana; Faul, Ulrich: SPINEL-HOSTED LEGACY GEOCHRONOLOGY, A TRIBUTE TO SAMUELA. BOWRING’S Ivan; Hyde, BrendtC.: INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS OFU-PB JamesDarling, R.; Kerr, Andrew C.; Tait, Kimberly; Barker, KevinChamberlain, R.*; Moser, DesmondE.; Schmitt,Axel K.; MOUNTAINS, AZ TO RHYOLITE ANTELOPELAVA, SOUTHERNBLACK ENCLAVE-BEARING TRACHYDACITEOF THE INVESTIGATION Michelle L.; LilyL.; Claiborne, Cribb, Warner: PETROLOGIC Hannah L.*;Schlaerth, Collins, Emma; Miller, CalvinF.; Foley, SIGNIFICANCE OF Friedrich, Anke M.*; Hodges, Kip V.: GEOLOGICAL Jason: THEGEOCHRON DATABASE Walker, J. Douglas*; Bowring,James F.; McLean,Noah; Ash, ASTER IMAGERY IN THE BLACK MOUNTAINS, NWARIZONA EXTENT OF THE SITGREAVES TUFF USINGMULTISPECTRAL Autumn L.; Lang,NicholasP.; Miller, CalvinF.: MAPPINGTHE Thompson, IanP.*; Schwat, EliL.; Wallrich, Blake M.; Helfrich, PRECISION U-PBGEOCHRONOLOGY PALEOPROTEROZOIC ALTERATION EVENTS WITH HIGH- OF THE MATACHEWAN LIPEVENTANDSUBSEQUENT Easton, R. Michael*;HISTORY Kamo, Sandra L.: REFININGTHE EARTH SCIENCEANDCOMPUTER BOWRING -PIONEERINGCOLLABORATION BETWEEN Bowring, James F.*; McLean,Noah; Walker, J. Douglas: SAM BLACK MOUNTAINS, NWAZ POST SUPERERUPTION HIGHSILICARHYOLITE, SOUTHERN SITGREAVES TUFF: INSIGHTSINTO THE EVOLUTION OFA Calvin F.; LilyL.; Claiborne, Cribb, Warner; Foley, Michelle: Wallrich, Blake M.*; Schwat, EliL.; Thompson, IanP.; Miller, ITSELF? WESTERN MIOGEOCLINEBEALEFT-LATERAL REPEAT OF Ferguson, A.*: Charles COULDLAURENTIA’S DOUBLE-WIDE, EVOLUTION OFOROGENIC SYSTEMS CALEDONIDES) ANDIMPLICATIONS FOR THE THERMAL MID-CRUSTAL CONTINENTAL ARC, CONNEMARA(IRISH MEASURING GEOLOGIC TIME WHEN GEOLOGIC TIME MEASURING 40 AR/ 40 AR/ 39 AR MICADATES ACROSS A 39 AR AGE GRADIENTSINMICAS SESSION NO.175

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175-6 445 Li, Yuyu*; Scott, Jameson; Barton, Michael: PARTIAL OF THE YELLOWSTONE PLATEAU VOLCANIC FIELD, PRESSURES OF CRYSTALLIZATION AND MAGMA PLUMBING SOUTHEAST IDAHO SYSTEMS BENEATH HAWAIIAN VOLCANOES 175-25 464 Robinson, Schuyler T.*; Taylor, Cameron; Moore, Dan K.: 175-7 446 Scheland, Cullen L.*; Wood, Erin M.; Miller, Calvin F.; Claiborne, VOLUMES OF RECENTLY-ERUPTED RHYOLITE LAVA FLOWS Lily L.; Foley, Michelle L.; Cribb, J. Warner; Carley, Tamara L.: IN THE YELLOWSTONE PLATEAU VOLCANIC FIELD EXPLOSIVE SILICIC VOLCANISM PRECEDING THE PEACH 175-26 465 Schwat, Eli L.*; Wallrich, Blake M.; Helfrich, Autumn L; Thompson, SPRING TUFF SUPERERUPTION, PART 2: MAGMATIC Ian P.; Lang, Nicholas P.; Miller, Calvin F.: CHARACTERIZING PROCESSES RECORDED BY PETROCHEMISTRY AND MAPPING THE POST-SUPERERUPTION SITGREAVES 175-8 447 Smith, Veronica*; Williams, Sarah G.; Helfrich, Autumn L.; Miller, TUFF IN MEADOW CREEK BASIN, SOUTHERN BLACK Calvin F.; Foley, Michelle L.; Cribb, J. Warner: GEOCHEMICAL MOUNTAINS, NW ARIZONA AND PETROGRAPHIC RELATIONS BETWEEN MAFIC 175-27 466 Dickerson, Robert P.*: SUBSURFACE VOLCANIC GEOLOGY OF INTRUSIONS IN POST-PEACH SPRING TUFF DEPOSITS IN THE HOT CREEK CALDERA, NYE COUNTY, NEVADA THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS, MEADOW CREEK 175-28 467 Lang, Nicholas P.*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Miller, Calvin F.: BASIN, NEAR OATMAN, ARIZONA INTEGRATED FIELD- AND REMOTE SENSING-FOCUSED 175-9 448 O’Dowd, Conor L.*; Ryker, Katherine; Clark, Christine M.: INVESTIGATIONS OF A MIOCENE-AGED SUPERVOLCANIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ASH DEPOSITS IN NEW SYSTEM: RESULTS FROM A THREE YEAR NSF REU ZEALAND AND MOUNT ST. HELENS PROGRAM IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS OF NW 175-10 449 Whittington, Alan G.*; Sehlke, Alexander: THE VISCOSITY OF ARIZONA PLANETARY THOLEIITIC MELTS: A CONFIGURATIONAL 175-29 468 Lehman, Katelyn Marie*; Andrews, Virginia P; Hanson, Richard E.; ENTROPY MODEL Baylor, David J.; Williams, John W.: A PALEOGEOGRAPHIC 175-11 450 Villegas, Gabriela*; Fairley, Jerry P.: EVALUATING THE CONTROL ON THE FORMATION OF THICK, DOWNWARD- DIFFERENCE IN HEAT FLUX MEASUREMENTS FROM GROWING SILL PACKAGES EMPLACED INTO WET UNCONSOLIDATED SOILS IN A VERTICAL SEQUENCE SEDIMENTS WITHIN A MESOPROTEROZOIC VOLCANIC ARC THROUGH THERMOCOUPLE SENSORS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL NAMIBIA 175-12 451 Hightower, Erin J.*: CLASTOGENIC FLOW AS A RESULT OF REACTIVATION OF AGGLUTINATED SPATTER SESSION NO. 176 175-13 452 Smith, Alaina R.*; Jackson, Brent A.; Gardner, James E.; T228. Field Geology to Inform Volcanic Processes (Posters): Soule, Adam: UNDERSTANDING THE KINETICS OF A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Don Swanson (GSA HETEROGENEOUS BUBBLE NUCLEATION IN MID-OCEAN Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) RIDGE LAVAS FROM THE 2011 AXIAL SEAMOUNT ERUPTION 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 175-14 453 Furlong, Ryan V.*; Rivera, Tiffany A.; Lippert, Peter C.; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Jicha, Brian R.; Schmitz, Mark D.: NEW 40AR/39AR AND Booth # PALEOMAGNETIC DATA FROM THE BISHOP MOUNTAIN 176-1 469 Swenton, Vanessa M.*; Jonell, Tara N.; Amato, Jeffrey M.; FLOW, YELLOWSTONE VOLCANIC FIELD McIntosh, William C.: THE LIFECYCLE OF THE EOCENE- 175-15 454 Lee, Carver E.*; Seaman, Sheila; McGarvie, Dave: WATER OLIGOCENE SCHOOLHOUSE MOUNTAIN CALDERA, CONCENTRATIONS IN BASALTIC GLASS: IMPLICATIONS MOGOLLON-DATIL VOLCANIC FIELD, SOUTHWEST FOR SUBGLACIAL ERUPTION PROCESSES NEW MEXICO 175-16 455 Reed, Robert M.*; Loucks, Robert G.: ALTERED MAFIC LAPILLI 176-2 470 Rentz, Shannon P.*; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Salings, Emily E.: TUFFS FROM THE CRETACEOUS BALCONES IGNEOUS THE COONEY TUFF: ASH FALL IN A CALK-ALKALINE PROVINCE, CENTRAL TEXAS SUBDUCTION RELATED VOLCANIC FIELD, SOUTHERN 175-17 456 Andrews, Virginia P*; Hanson, Richard E.; Baylor, David; Lehman, NEW MEXICO Katelyn Marie; Williams, John W.: INTERMIXED HAWAIIAN, 176-3 471 Hoffman, Max L.*; Michelfelder, Gary S.: OXYGEN ISOTOPE STROMBOLIAN AND PHREATOMAGMATIC ERUPTION AND GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF VOLCANIC ROCKS FROM STYLES IN A MESOPROTEROZOIC VOLCANIC ARC SOUTH-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO: INSIGHT ON CRUSTAL SEQUENCE (BARBY FORMATION) IN SOUTHWEST NAMIBIA CONTAMINATION AND MAGMATIC EVOLUTION 175-18 457 Ikehata, Kei*; Maruoka, Teruyuki: MINERALOGICAL AND 176-4 472 Ort, Michael H.*; Wagner, Karl D.; Alfano, Fabrizio; Elson, Mark D.; GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PYROCLASTIC Clarke, Amanda; Self, Stephen: CHANGING ERUPTION STYLES MATERIALS FROM THE SEPTEMBER 2014 MOUNT ONTAKE DURING THE ~1085 CE SUNSET CRATER ERUPTION, ERUPTION, JAPAN NORTHERN ARIZONA 175-19 458 Guerrier, Anjelica A.*: CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF VOLCANIC 176-5 473 Gusey, Daryl L.*; Hammond, Paul E.; Lasher, John P.: THE EVENTS CORRELATED TO THE DEGASSING RATES OF THE TIETON ANDESITE LAVA FLOWS – OF GREAT LENGTH, BUT BARVA AND POÁS VOLCANOES IN COSTA RICA WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? 175-20 459 Sumer, Julia*; Petschak, Catherine; Atlas, Zachary: USING 176-6 474 Ayers, Samantha K.*; Moore, Kate M.; Lewis, Stefanie R.; PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS TO STUDY THE CHANGES IN Brunstad, Keith A.: FACTORS CONTROLLING THE ERUPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF VOLCAN DE COLIMA EMPLACEMENT OF THE 80-KM-LONG TIETON ANDESITE 175-21 460 Haskell, Trent*; McMillan, Nancy J.: CORRELATION OF ASH LAVA FLOW FIELD, SOUTH-CENTRAL WASHINGTON FLOW TUFFS FROM THE MOGOLLON-DATIL VOLCANIC 176-7 475 Wall, Kellie T.*; Gusey, Daryl L.; Grunder, Anita L.; Hammond, FIELD IN SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO USING LASER- Paul E.: GOAT ROCKS VOLCANO: A LONG-LIVED ANDESITE INDUCED BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS): AN CENTER IN THE SOUTHERN WASHINGTON CASCADES ANALYSIS OF SANIDINE PHENOCRYSTS 176-8 476 Garcia, Michael O.*; Mucek, Adonara; Swanson, Donald A.; 175-22 461 Schrader, Christian M.*; Boroughs, Scott; Wolff, John A.: A Lynn, Kendra; Pietruszka, Aaron J.: GEOCHEMISTRY OF DETAILED STUDY OF THE COUGAR POINT III IGNIMBRITE, KEANAKĀKO‘I TEPHRA FROM KĪLAUEA VOLCANO, HAWAI‘I CENTRAL SNAKE RIVER PLAIN 176-9 477 Pietruszka, Aaron J.*; Marske, Jared P.; Garcia, Michael O.; 175-23 462 Vincent, Jaime Somers*; Rivera, Tiffany A.; Jicha, Brian R.; Heaton, Daniel E.; Rhodes, J. Michael: AN ISOTOPIC Lippert, Peter C.; Schmitz, Mark D.: LITHOLOGY OF THE TUFF PERSPECTIVE INTO THE MAGMATIC ARCHITECTURE AND OF LYLE SPRING, YELLOWSTONE VOLCANIC FIELD EVOLUTION OF THE RIFT ZONES OF KĪLAUEA VOLCANO 175-24 463 Moore, Dan K.*; Hartmann, Braden T.; Rothlisberger, Blake E.: 176-10 478 Bohrson, Wendy A.*; Spera, Frank J.: PETROLOGIC EVOLUTION VERTICAL DENSITY VARIATIONS IN CLIMACTIC TUFFS OF MAGMA ERUPTED AT PU’U O’O, KILAUEA VOLCANO:

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ARE DECADAL CHANGES IN MAGMA COMPOSITION 177-3 8:30 AM Ramirez-Guzman, Leonardo*; Juarez-Zuñiga, PRIMARILY DRIVEN BY SHALLOW OR DEEP PETROGENETIC Alan: ADJOINT-WAVEFIELD TOMOGRAPHY OF PHENOMENA? SOUTHCENTRAL MEXICO 176-11 479 Moore, Sarah C.*; Wauthier, Christelle; Poland, Michael P.; 177-4 8:45 AM Lee, Rebekah*; Mikesell, Dylan: IMAGING EARTHQUAKES Fukushima, Yo: BEM MODELING OF FEBRUARY 1993 AT THE SURFACE FROM BACKPROJECTION OF INTRUSION SEEN BY JERS-1 SATELLITE, KĪLAUEA IONOSPHERIC SIGNALS VOLCANO, HAWAII 177-5 9:00 AM Artemieva, Irina M.*; Cherepanova, Yulia: LITHOSPHERE 176-12 480 Martin, Bart S.*: THE SHUMAKER CREEK MEMBER AND MANTLE DENSITY BENEATH THE SIBERIAN CRATON BASALT OF POWATKA: TWO HIGH-BA WANAPUM BASALT 177-6 9:15 AM Finn, Carol*; Zientek, Michael L.; Bedrosian, Paul A.; Cole, FLOWS, COLUMBIA RIVER BASALT GROUP Janine; Webb, Susan J.; Chandler, Val: GEOPHYSICAL 176-13 481 Wilder, Alicia*; Michelfelder, Gary S.; Mogk, David W.: IMAGING OF THE BURIED EXTENTS OF SELECTED PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE LAZUFRE LAYERED MAFIC INTRUSIONS AND RELATION TO VOLCANIC COMPLEX: EVIDENCE FOR DIVERSE PLATINUM GROUP ELEMENT EXPLORATION PETROGENETIC PROCESSES AND SOURCES IN THE 9:30 AM BREAK ANDEAN CENTRAL VOLCANIC ZONE 177-7 9:45 AM Gettings, Mark E.*: QUANTITATIVE TEXTURAL 176-14 482 Thompson, Anna C.*; Orden, Michelle; Lembo, Cara; Wallace, MEASURES OF POTENTIAL FIELD ANOMALY DATA Chloe; Kumpf, Benjamin; Heineman, Rachel; Engen, Carl-Lars; Edwards, Ben; Pollock, Meagen; Kochtitzky, William: PHYSICAL 177-8 10:00 AM Bultman, Mark W.*; Gettings, Mark E.: NEW CONCEPTS CHARACTERISTICS OF GLACIOVOLCANIC PILLOW LAVAS IN GEOPHYSICAL DATA ANALYSIS FOR CONCEALED FROM UNDIRHLIDAR, SW ICELAND MINERAL DEPOSITS 176-15 483 Wallace, Chloe*; Kumpf, Benjamin; Heineman, Rachel; Lembo, 177-9 10:15 AM Houser, Leah M.*; Bechtel, Timothy D.; Thomas, Roger D.; Cara; Orden, Michelle; Thompson, Anna C.; Engen, Carl-Lars; Krebbs, Ken J.; Liu, Lanbo; Merritts, Dorothy J.; Walter, Kochtitzky, William; Pollock, Meagen; Edwards, Ben; Hiatt, Alex: Robert C.: ASSESSING GEOPHYSICAL LANDMINE GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE MAGMATIC SYSTEM DETECTION METHODS IN SAND AND SOIL BEDS AND ERUPTIVE ENVIRONMENT OF A GLACIOVOLCANIC SIMILAR TO DONETSK REGION OF EASTERN UKRAINE TINDAR RIDGE FROM UNDIRHLÍÐAR, SW ICELAND 177-10 10:30 AM Daw, Julianne Christine*; Madsen, John: USING CHIRP 176-16 484 Heineman, Rachel*; Lembo, Cara; Engen, Carl-Lars; Kochtitzky, SUBBOTTOM PROFILES TO CONSTRAIN PRE- William; Wallace, Chloe; Orden, Michelle; Thompson, Anna C.; HOLOCENE TO MODERN DEPOSITION AND EROSION Kumpf, Benjamin; Edwards, Benjamin R.; Pollock, Meagen: IN THE LOWER DELAWARE ESTUARY NEW INSIGHTS ON THE FORMATION OF GLACIOVOLCANIC 177-11 10:45 AM Jha, Sumant*; Harry, Dennis L.; Schutt, Derek L.: TOOLBOX TINDAR RIDGES FROM DETAILED MAPPING OF FOR ANALYSIS OF FLEXURAL ISOSTASY (TAFI) – A AM UNDIRHLIDAR RIDGE, SW ICELAND MATLAB® TOOLBOX FOR MODELING FLEXURAL 176-17 485 Edwards, Benjamin R.*; Pollock, Meagen; Kochtitzky, William; DEFORMATION OF THE LITHOSPHERE Engen, Carl-Lars: 3-D MAPPING OF QUARRY WALLS TO CONSTRAIN THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF A SESSION NO. 178 GLACIOVOLCANIC TINDAR, SW ICELAND Recent Advances in Engineering Geology 176-18 486 Shankle, Madison G.*: CYCLICITY OF EXPLOSIVE BASALTIC 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 ERUPTIONS AT AN INTRAPLATE VOLCANO, AKAROA Deryk Jay Forster, Presiding VOLCANIC COMPLEX, NEW ZEALAND

178-1 8:00 AM Nicco, Marion*; Holley, E.; Kaunda, Rennie B.; Hartlieb, TUESDAY 176-19 487 Munsey, Keith R.*; Farris, David W.: GRAVITY AND Philipp; Arora, Shrey; Nelson, Priscilla: A MINERALOGICAL GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE STUDY OF ROCK FRACTURE PATTERNS UNDER EL VALLE VOLCANO, PANAMA THERMAL LOADING 178-2 8:15 AM Williams, Madelyn Jewell*: POST IN-SITU SOIL RECLAMATION WITH A BOMAG RECYCLER TUESDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 178-3 8:30 AM Forster, Deryk Jay*: CLASSIFICATION OF ROCK MASSES FOR FOUNDATION ENGINEERING: A NEW SYSTEM - ROCK CONDITION NUMBER 178-4 8:45 AM Gallegos, Alan J.*: 2013 RIM FIRE INVESTIGATION – MORNING ORAL ORIGIN GEOLOGIC ASSESSMENT OF ROCK FALL POTENTIAL AS CAUSE OF RIM WILDFIRE TECHNICAL SESSIONS 178-5 9:00 AM Coleman, Neil*; Wojno, Stephanie; Kaktins, Uldis: DAM- BREACH HYDROLOGY OF THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD SESSION NO. 177 OF 1889 – CHALLENGING THE FINDINGS OF THE 1891 INVESTIGATION REPORT Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results 178-6 9:15 AM Arigbe, Ovoke Daniel*; Oyeneyin, Babs; Arana, Ines; Droubi, Ghazi: DETERMINATION OF WATER SATURATION FROM 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 WELL LOGS HONOURING THE SHALY SAND PHYSICAL Nathan A. Simmons and Carol A. Finn, Presiding MODEL IN THINLY BEDDED RESERVOIRS 177-1 8:00 AM Simmons, Nathan A.*; Myers, Stephen C.; Johannesson, 178-7 9:30 AM Ha, Seonjin*; Hyun, Sung Pil: VULNERABILITY Gardar; Matzel, Eric; Grand, Stephen P.: DISCOVERY ASSESSMENT INDEX OF GEOMEDIA AGAINST OF A MAJOR INTRA-OCEANIC SUBDUCTION EVENT SPILLED ACIDS REVEALED BENEATH THE SOUTHERN INDIAN OCEAN 178-8 9:45 AM Karim, Mir F.*; Rahman, Md Zillur; Kamal, ASM Maksud; 177-2 8:15 AM Gunawardana, Prasanna*; Morra, Gabriele: DEEP Hassan, Muhammad Qumrul; Siddiqua, Sumi: EARTHQUAKES SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION: NUMERICAL SUSTAINABLE UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTIONS MODELING OF STRESS AND STORED ELASTIC INCLUDING TUNNELS FOR DHAKA CITY, ENERGY DISTRIBUTION WITHIN THE SUBDUCTING BANGLADESH: A GEOLOGICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL LITHOSPHERE INSIGHT

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178-9 10:00 AM De Graff, Jerome V.*: GSA ENGINEERING GEOLOGY OF THE FORTYMILE GOLD DISTRICT, EAST CENTRAL DIVISION’S RICHARD H. JAHNS DISTINGUISHED ALASKA LECTURER: THE CHALLENGES OF PROVIDING 180-6 9:20 AM Barkoff, Drew*; Ashley, Kyle T.; Steele-MacInnis, Matthew: LANDSLIDE INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY THERMOBAROMETRY OF THE CASTING COPPER RESPONSE SKARN, NV, BASED ON APATITE INCLUSIONS IN GARNET SESSION NO. 179 180-7 9:35 AM Ahmad, Ijaz*; Richards, Jeremy P.; Liu, Jingao; Pearson, P5. The High Plains Aquifer: Can it be Managed for Today and the D. Graham; Shah, Mohammad Tahir; Jagoutz, Oliver: Future? (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geology and PLATINUM GROUP ELEMENT (PGE) SYSTEMATICS OF Public Policy Committee; GSA Hydrogeology Division; National ARC SULFIDES: A CASE STUDY FROM CUMULATES OF Ground Water Association; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; THE CHILAS COMPLEX, KOHISTAN ARC, PAKISTAN Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); GSA Soils and Soil 9:50 AM BREAK Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 180-8 10:05 AM Koenig, Alan E.*: LASER ABLATION ICP-MS: WHEN 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A THE RIGHT TOOL COMBINED WITH THE OTHER RIGHT Susan Stover and Rex C. Buchanan, Presiding TOOLS BECOMES EVEN MORE POWERFUL FOR 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ORE DEPOSITS (AND OTHERS) STUDIES (Invited Presentation) 179-1 8:05 AM McGuire, Virginia L.*: HYDROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER, 180-9 10:25 AM La Cruz, Nikita L.*; Simon, Adam; Reich, Martin; Barra, 2015 Fernando; Gagnon, Joel E.: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMISTRY OF APATITE IN IRON OXIDE- APATITE (IOA) 179-2 8:25 AM Butler, J.J.*; Whittemore, D.O.; Wilson, B.B.: THE HIGH DEPOSITS USING MICRO-ANALYTICAL METHODS PLAINS AQUIFER IN KANSAS: CURRENT CONDITIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS 180-10 10:40 AM Neymark, Leonid A.*; Holm-Denoma, Chris; Pietruszka, A.J.; Meighan, C.J.; Moscati, Richard J.: IN SITU LA-ICPMS 179-3 8:45 AM French, Larry*: MANAGING GROUNDWATER U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF APATITE FROM IOA RESOURCES IN THE HIGH PLAINS OF TEXAS AND IOCG DEPOSITS, ST. FRANCOIS MOUNTAINS, 179-4 9:05 AM Griggs, Burke W.*: BEYOND BOUNDARIES: WESTERN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, USA GROUNDWATER LAW IN THE AGE OF PERMANENT 180-11 10:55 AM Regan, Sean P.*; Lupulescu, Marian V.; Jercinovic, M.J.; DEPLETION Singer, Jared W.; Geer, Phillip S.; Chiarenzelli, Jeff; 179-5 9:25 AM Alley, William*: THE HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER— Williams, M.L.; Walsh, G.J.: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF IOA- CHALLENGES IN COMMUNICATING GROUNDWATER TYPE DEPOSITS: WHAT ARE WE DATING? (Invited SCIENCE Presentation) 179-6 9:45 AM Trigilio, Merri Lisa*: WRITTEN ON WATER, SCIENCE AS 180-12 11:15 AM Gourcerol, Blandine*; Kontak, Daniel J.; Thurston, NARRATIVE - THE MAKING OF A DOCUMENTARY FILM Phillips C.; Petrus, Joseph A.: APPLICATION OF LA ICP- AND THE ROLE OF THE HUMAN STORY IN SCIENCE MS ANALYSIS OF SULFIDES TO THE DECONVOLUTION COMMUNICATION OF ELEMENTAL PARAGENESIS AND ASSOCIATIONS IN 179-7 9:55 AM Castle, Anne J.*: SENIOR FELLOW, GETCHES- HYDROTHERMAL GOLD SYSTEMS WILKINSON CENTER FOR ENERGY, NATURAL 180-13 11:30 AM Wyatt, Timothy O.*; Pfaff, Katharina; Monecke, Thomas; RESOURCES, AND ENVIRONMENT, UNIVERSITY OF Zielinski, Robert A.; Gorman, Brian P.: RESIDENCE OF COLORADO URANIUM IN ROLL-FRONT DEPOSITS: A CASE STUDY 10:15 AM PANEL DISCUSSION 180-14 11:45 AM Cymes, Brittany A.*; Krekeler, Mark P.S.; Nicholson, 10:55 AM DOCUMENTARY Kirsten N.; Grigsby, Jeffry D.: A TEM INVESTIGATION OF NICKEL ORE MINERALS FROM NEW CALEDONIA: 11:55 AM DISCUSSION NEW IMPLICATIONS FOR TECTONICS, HEALTH, AND SESSION NO. 180 ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY T6. Micro-Analytical Techniques in Ore Deposit Research (Society SESSION NO. 181 of Economic Geologists; Microanalysis Society (MAS); GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T14. Geologic Energy Research I (GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Katharina Pfaff and Julien M. Allaz, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 506 180-1 8:00 AM Lufkin, John L.*: INTERPRETATION OF MICROSCOPIC J. Fred Mclaughlin, Marc L. Buursink and Brett J. Valentine, Presiding ORE TEXTURES: AN UPDATE 181-1 8:00 AM Fu, Haijiao*: PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON CBM 180-2 8:15 AM DeDecker, John*; Monecke, Thomas; Reynolds, T. James; ACCUMULATION MODELS OF LOW-RANK COAL AND Zaluski, Gerard; Kotzer, Tom: PYRITE ENRICHMENT IN ITS GEOLOGICAL CONTROLS: A CASE STUDY IN THE THE P2 FAULT AT THE MCARTHUR RIVER URANIUM MIDDLE OF THE SOUTHERN JUNGGAR BASIN, NW MINE, ATHABASCA BASIN, SASKATCHEWAN: CHINA POSSIBLE REDOX CONTROLS ON MINERALIZATION 181-2 8:15 AM Meslé, Margaux*; Phillips, Adrienne; Hodgskiss, Logan; 180-3 8:30 AM Gysi, Alexander P.*: INTERPRETING METASOMATISM Eldring, Joachim; Hiebert, Randy; Cunningham, Alfred; AND REE ORE FORMING PROCESSES IN Fields, Matthew: DESIGN OF A SMALL-SCALE HIGH- PERALKALINE GRANITIC SYSTEMS (Invited PRESSURE REACTOR SYSTEM TO STUDY MICROBIAL Presentation) BIOCONVERSION OF COAL TO METHANE 180-4 8:50 AM Allaz, Julien M.*; Stern, Charles; Raschke, Markus B.: 181-3 8:30 AM Valentine, Brett J.*; Krahling, John H.; Mueller, Stephen D.: ON THE USE OF ELECTRON MICROPROBE FOR USING ORGANIC PETROLOGY TECHNIQUES TO ACCURATE AND PRECISE ANALYSIS OF REE- ASSESS COAL AND COMBUSTION BY-PRODUCT MINERALS CONTAMINATION IN SEDIMENTS OF THE KINNICKINNIC 180-5 9:05 AM Weisberg, Wesley R.*; Marsh, Erin E.; Lowers, Heather A.; RIVER IN MILWAUKEE, WI Adams, David T.: GEOCHEMISTRY AND PRELIMINARY 181-4 8:45 AM Nye, Charles*; Quillinan, Scott; McLing, Travis L.; Neupane, CONSTRAINTS ON PROVENANCE OF PLACER GRAINS Ghanashyam; McLaughlin, J. 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AQUEOUS RARE EARTH ELEMENT PATTERNS AND RESOURCE SITE MONITORING AT POINT REYES CONCENTRATION IN CO-PRODUCED BRINES AND NATIONAL SEASHORE INDUSTRIAL PONDS, WYOMING 182-6 9:20 AM Hertfelder, Susan E.*; Wisehart, Susan M.: 181-5 9:00 AM Bagdonas, Davin A.*; McLaughlin, J. Fred; Nye, Charles; STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEONTOLOGY OF THE UPPER Quillinan, Scott: ALTERNATIVE RARE EARTH ELEMENT TRIASSIC CHINLE FORMATION AT GLEN CANYON RESOURCE EVALUATION OF COAL BY-PRODUCTS: A NATIONAL RECREATION AREA TYPE EXAMPLE FROM THE POWDER RIVER BASIN, 182-7 9:35 AM Hoffman, Jonathan M.*; Samuels, Joshua X.: THE IMPACTS WYOMING OF VOLCANISM ON UNGULATE TOOTH WEAR AND 181-6 9:15 AM Enriquez, Aaron J.*; Finnoff, David C.; Mclaughlin, J. Fred; ECOLOGY AT JOHN DAY FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL Bagdonas, Davin A.: ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF RARE MONUMENT EARTH ELEMENT EXTRACTION FROM WYOMING COAL 9:50 AM BREAK ASH/CHAR 182-8 10:00 AM Dunn, Colin R.*: DEVELOPING A PALEONTOLOGICAL 9:30 AM BREAK MONITORING AND INVENTORY PLAN FOR 181-7 9:45 AM Kolker, Allan*; Scott, Clint; Hower, James C.; Vazquez, PREHISTORIC TRACKWAYS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Jorge A.; Lopano, Christina L.; Deonarine, Amrika: GRAIN DONA ANA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO SCALE DISTRIBUTION OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS IN 182-9 10:15 AM Grysen, Taylor*: USING MODERN GEOGRAPHIC TOOLS COAL ASH BY SHRIMP-RG ION MICROPROBE TO STREAMLINE WY BLM’S OIL AND GAS UNIT 181-8 10:00 AM Tucker, Brendon G.*; Ruhl, Laura; Pollock, Erik D.: AGREEMENT PROCESS CHARACTERIZATION OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS 182-10 10:30 AM Rafi, Khurram*:IDENTIFICATION OF WATER QUALITY AND CRITICAL METALS IN WEATHERED COAL ISSUES IN THE HEADWATERS OF THE ARKANSAS COMBUSTION PRODUCTS RIVER WATERSHED 181-9 10:15 AM Yager, Douglas B.*; Ranalli, Anthony J.: MODELING 182-11 10:45 AM Jost, Robby*; Chan, Jennifer; Kennard, Paul: THE OF CARNOTITE PRECIPITATION FROM OGALLALA WESTSIDE ROAD: PHYSICAL FLOOD PROTECTION IN AQUIFER GROUNDWATER, TEXAS PANHANDLE, USA MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, WA 181-10 10:30 AM Chudasama, Bijal*; Thakur, Sanchari; Porwal, Alok; 182-12 11:00 AM Whitenack, Henry D.*; Spector, Tova: MAPPING OF Princep, Dave; Kreuzer, Oliver: GENESIS OF URANIUM COTTONWOOD OCCURRENCE AND RECRUITMENT MINERALIZATION IN SURFICIAL ENVIRONMENTS: POST-GRAZING ALONG THE MANCOS RIVER IN MESA INSIGHTS FROM ERONGO REGION (NAMIBIA) AND VERDE NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO WESTERN RAJASTHAN (INDIA) 182-13 11:15 AM Roberts, Emily A.*; Harrison, George William Mallory: 181-11 10:45 AM Hough, Gretchen*; Swapp, Susan M.; Frost, Carol D.: PROPOSED USE OF GOATS FOR INVASIVE PLANT AM SULFUR ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN BACTERIALLY MANAGEMENT IN HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK AND CHEMICALLY CONTROLLED ROLL-FRONT 182-14 11:30 AM Marshall, Emily Joel*; Jones, Andrea L.; Teel, Susan; DEPOSITS Stanley, Tom; White, Jeremy: ADVANCING CITIZEN 181-12 11:00 AM Sharifironizi, Melika*; Burns, Peter C.:THE STRUCTURAL SCIENCE THROUGH SEA TURTLE RESEARCH AND STABILITY OF THE ZIPPEITE GROUP OF URANYL CONSERVATION AT GULF ISLANDS NATIONAL SULFATE MINERALS COMMON IN MINE WASTES SEASHORE

SESSION NO. 182 182-15 11:45 AM Manzanares, Amanda*: WRITING A SCIENCE BASED HIGH SCHOOL LESSON PLAN: GEOLOGIST IN T27. Find Your Park (and Other Public Lands) One Internship THE PARK, HAGERMAN FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL TUESDAY at a Time: Two Decades of Providing Career Development MONUMENT Opportunities in Public Lands for Students and Recent Graduates (GSA Geology and Society Division) SESSION NO. 183 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 302 T37. Excursions, Extinctions, and Environmental Change: Elizabeth Norby, Matthew Dawson and Krista Rogers, Presiding New Advances in Geochemical Tools Linked to Critical 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Intervals of Environmental and Biotic Change in Earth History (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & 182-1 8:05 AM Soto, Limaris R.*; Norby, Lisa; Rogers, Krista: TWENTY Geomicrobiology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary YEARS OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN NATIONAL Geology); Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society; GSA PARK THROUGH GEOSCIENTISTS-IN-THE-PARKS Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) INTERNSHIPS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 182-2 8:20 AM Meyer, Herbert W.*: TWO DECADES OF PALEONTOLOGY INTERNS AT FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL Cole T. Edwards, Seth A. Young, Jeremy Owens and Benjamin C. Gill, Presiding MONUMENT: EXAMPLES OF SYNERGISM BENEFITING 183-1 8:00 AM Slotznick, Sarah P.*; Winston, Don; Webb, Samuel M.; PARK PROJECTS AND STUDENT CAREERS (Invited Kirschvink, Joseph L.; Fischer, Woodward W.: REDOX Presentation) CONDITIONS IN ENVIRONMENTS WITH EARLY 182-3 8:35 AM Hults, Chad P.*; Capps, Denny M.; Knight, Cassi; Lanik, EUKARYOTES FROM THE 1.4 GA BELT BASIN, USA Amanda; Turner, Marvin Mark: ALASKAN NATIONAL DETERMINED FROM IRON MINERALOGY PARKS PALEONTOLOGICAL DATABASES: 183-2 8:15 AM Hallmann, Christian*; Summons, Roger E.; Ohkouchi, GROUNDWORK FOR INVENTORY, MONITORING, AND Naohiko; Grosjean, Emmanuelle: A CARBON AND MANAGEMENT NITROGEN ISOTOPE PERSPECTIVE ON 13C 182-4 8:50 AM Hunt-Foster, ReBecca*; Uglesich, Jessica; King, Sedona; EXCURSIONS AND EXTINCTIONS AT THE EDIACARAN/ Stegner, Allison; Madalena, Kevin M.: #BLMPALEO: CAMBRIAN BOUNDARY GEOCORPS INTERNS MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN 183-3 8:30 AM Tarhan, Lidya G.*; Hood, Ashleigh V.S.; Droser, Mary L.; MANAGING PALEONTOLOGY ON PUBLIC LANDS IN Gehling, James G.; Briggs, Derek E.G.: EXCEPTIONAL UTAH (Invited Presentation) PRESERVATION OF SOFT-BODIED EDIACARA BIOTA 182-5 9:05 AM Pearson, Lillian K.*; Clites, Erica C.; Santucci, Vincent L.; PROMOTED BY SILICA-RICH OCEANS Boessenecker, Robert W.: PALEONTOLOGICAL 183-4 8:45 AM Wang, Xiangli*; Planavsky, Noah J.; Cole, Devon B.; Sperling, Erik A.; Asael, Dan; Reinhard, Christopher T.:

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TRACKING EARTH’S REDOX EVOLUTION USING MULTI- 184-3 8:30 AM Shen, Bing*; Dong, Lin; Liu, Pengju: EDIACARAN OCEAN NON-TRADITIONAL STABLE ISOTOPE SYSTEMS OXIDATION TRIGGERED BY THE DISAPPEARANCE OF 183-5 9:00 AM Cole, Devon B.*; Planavsky, Noah J.; Gaines, Robert R.; EUKARYOTIC PHYTOPLANKTONS Li, Chao: A CHROMIUM ISOTOPE PERSPECTIVE ON 184-4 8:45 AM Meyer, Michael*; Broce, Jesse S.; Selly, Tara; Schiffbauer, BURGESS-SHALE-TYPE PRESERVATION James D.: INSIGHTS INTO VENDOTAENID TAPHONOMY 183-6 9:15 AM Stockey, Richard George*; Turchyn, Alexandra; Cole, AND STRUCTURE: NEW DATA ON AN OLD FOSSIL Devon; Planavsky, Noah J.: CHROMIUM ISOTOPE AND 184-5 9:00 AM Boag, Thomas H.*; Sperling, Erik A.; Strauss, Justin V.; MICROSTRATIGRAPHIC LASER ABLATION ANALYSIS Moynihan, David P.: DEEP-WATER FIRST OCCURRENCES OF THE BURGESS SHALE FORMATION: NEW OF EDIACARA-TYPE FOSSILS ALONG A SHELF-TO- IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PALEOREDOX CONDITIONS SLOPE TRANSECT IN THE WERNECKE MOUNTAINS, OF THE CAMBRIAN LAGERSTÄTTE YUKON, CANADA 183-7 9:30 AM Brady, Ashley*; Wang, Xiangli; Planavsky, Noah J.; 184-6 9:15 AM O’Neil, Gretchen R.*; Schiffbauer, James D.; Huntley, Reinhard, Christopher T.; Tang, Yuanzhi: CHROMIUM John Warren; Cai, Yaoping: THE IMPORTANCE OF BIOTIC INCORPORATION INTO CALCIUM CARBONATE INTERACTIONS IN SHAPING EDIACARAN BENTHIC MINERALS AND ASSOCIATED ISOTOPIC COMMUNITIES: A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY OF THE FRACTIONATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE CR GAOJIASHAN AND MISTAKEN POINT BIOTAS ISOTOPE PALEOPROXY 184-7 9:30 AM Smith, Emily Frances*; Nelson, Lyle L.; Tweedt, Sarah M.; 183-8 9:45 AM Jones, David S.*; Brothers, R. William; Higgins, John A.: O’Connell, Nizhoni: A LINK BETWEEN LATEST CALCIUM ISOTOPES, SEAWATER DIAGENESIS, EDIACARAN BIOTIC ASSEMBLAGES GLOBALLY: NEW AND END ORDOVICIAN EARTH HISTORY (Invited FOSSIL FINDS FROM THE LOWER MEMBER OF THE Presentation) WOOD CANYON FORMATION IN DEATH VALLEY 10:05 AM BREAK 9:45 AM BREAK 183-9 10:20 AM Young, Seth A.*; Owens, Jeremy; Eriksson, Mats E.; 184-8 10:00 AM Hall, Christine M.S.*; Tarhan, Lidya G.; Evans, Scott D.; Bergström, Stig M.: EARLY SILURIAN (LLANDOVERY) Dzaugis, Matthew P.; Hughes, Emily B.; Hughes, Ian Vincent; BIOTIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC EVENTS: INSIGHTS Droser, Mary L.; Gehling, James G.: PICKING OUT THE FROM NEW STABLE ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY WITHIN FABRIC OF THE EDIACARA SEAFLOOR: EVIDENCE THE BALTIC BASIN OF WIDESPREAD, HETEROGENEOUS TEXTURED 183-10 10:35 AM Rohrssen, Megan*; Love, Gordon D.; Reinhard, ORGANIC SURFACES Christopher T.: EVIDENCE FOR MARINE METHANE 184-9 10:15 AM Newman, Sharon*; Marcus, Matthew; Bosak, Tanja: PROCESSING AS A CHEMISTRY-CLIMATE FEEDBACK THE IMPORTANCE OF MICROBIAL MATS IN THE IN THE EARLY PALEOZOIC (Invited Presentation) PRESERVATION OF SOFT-BODIED ORGANISMS IN 183-11 10:55 AM Hood, Ashleigh V.S.*; Wallace, Malcolm W.; Planavsky, EDIACARAN COARSE-GRAINED SILICICLASTIC Noah J.; Shuster, Alice; Reed, Christopher P.: CERIUM ENVIRONMENTS ANOMALIES IN WELL-PRESERVED CARBONATES 184-10 10:30 AM Gibson, Brandt M.*; Darroch, Simon A.F.: ESTABLISHING REVEAL OCEAN OXYGENATION WITH THE RISE OF BASELINES FOR EDIACARAN-STYLE TAPHONOMIC LAND PLANTS EXPERIMENTS – A NEW DECAY SERIES FOR SEA 183-12 11:10 AM Martinez, Aaron M.*; Boyer, Diana L.; Droser, Mary L.; Love, HARES (MOLLUSCA) AND SEA ANEMONES (CNIDARIA) Gordon D.: DEADLY WATERS: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL 184-11 10:45 AM Anderson, Ross P.*; Tosca, Nicholas J.; Gaines, Robert R.; ANALYSIS OF THE LATE DEVONIAN HANGENBERG Briggs, Derek E.G.: SEDIMENT COMPOSITION BIOEVENT IN THE APPALACHIAN BASIN OF BURGESS SHALE TYPE LAGERSTÄTTEN: 183-13 11:25 AM Payne, Jonathan L.*; Bachan, Aviv; Lau, Kimberly V.; Meyer, IMPLICATIONS FOR SOFT-TISSUE PRESERVATION Katja M.; Schaal, Ellen K.; Kelley, Brian M.: THE OXYGEN 184-12 11:00 AM Muscente, A. Drew*; Laflamme, Marc; Schiffbauer, James D.; MINIMUM ZONE AS A KEY CONTROL ON EXCURSIONS, Broce, Jesse S.; O’Donnell, Kenneth H.; Boag, Thomas H.; RECOVERY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE Meyer, Michael; Hawkins, Andrew D.; Huntley, John Warren; FOLLOWING THE END-PERMIAN EXTINCTION Xiao, Shuhai: EXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED FOSSIL (Invited Presentation) ASSEMBLAGES THROUGH GEOLOGIC TIME AND 183-14 11:45 AM Jeffrey, Brad M.*; Atudorei, Nicu-Viorel; Elrick, Maya; SPACE Guex, Jean: LARGE, RAPID EARLY TRIASSIC 184-13 11:15 AM Buatois, Luis A.*; Mangano, Maria Gabriela: CONGRUENCE SULFUR ISOTOPE SHIFTS RECORDED IN MARINE OF DIVERSITY TRAJECTORIES BETWEEN BODY CARBONATES FROM THE WESTERN U.S FOSSILS AND TRACE FOSSILS

SESSION NO. 184 SESSION NO. 185 T49. Geobiology of Earth-Life Systems I (GSA Geobiology & T58. Morphodynamics and Stratigraphy of Meandering Rivers Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 503 Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) Marc Laflamme, Simon A.F. Darroch and James D. Schiffbauer, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 184-1 8:00 AM Shaw, George H.*; Hoerl, Roger: A CALCULATION OF THE PROBABILITY OF ASSEMBLING THE FIRST Kory Konsoer, Jessica Ann Zinger and Douglas Edmonds, Presiding PROTOCELL: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY EARTH’S 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SURFACE CHEMISTRY AND POSSIBLE CATASTROPHIC 185-1 8:05 AM Ma, Hongbo*; Nittrouer, Jeffrey; Naito, Kensuke; Moodie, DISRUPTIONS OF EARLY LIFE ON EARTH Andrew J.; Parker, Gary: THE EXCEPTIONAL SEDIMENT 184-2 8:15 AM Tang, Qing*; Pang, Ke; Yuan, Xunlai; Xiao, Shuhai: LOAD OF A FINE-GRAIN MEANDERING RIVER AND A TALE OF TWO SEEMINGLY SIMPLE FOSSILS: RELATION TO BEDFORM GEOMETRY: AN APPEALING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY REVEALS EVIDENCE FOR EXAMPLE FROM THE LOWER YELLOW RIVER, CHINA MULTICELLULARITY IN THE PROTEROZOIC FOSSILS (Invited Presentation) CHUARIA AND TAWUIA 185-2 8:25 AM Constantine, José Antonio*; Dieras, Pauline L.; Hales, T.C.; Piégay, Hervé: THE FATE OF OXBOW LAKES AS DETERMINED BY MECHANISMS OF MEANDER CUTOFF

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185-3 8:40 AM Hasbargen, Leslie*: VIRTUALLY REAL: MONITORING 186-8 9:55 AM McNeal, Peggy M.*; Petcovic, Heather L.: INVESTIGATING CUTBANK EROSION MECHANISMS WITH SFM IN THE MOTIVATIONS AND PRACTICES OF MIDDLE BUTTERNUT CREEK, NEW YORK SCHOOL CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATORS 185-4 8:55 AM Rowley, Taylor*; Giardino, J.R.: CHANNEL MIGRATION OF 10:10 AM BREAK THE LOWER GUADALUPE RIVER: SEGUIN, TX TO THE 186-9 10:25 AM Steiner, Robert V.*; Pfirman, Stephanie:POLAR LEARNING SAN ANTONIO RIVER CONFLUENCE AND RESPONDING: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO 185-5 9:10 AM Limaye, Ajay*; Lamb, Michael P.: EFFECTS OF BANK CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION (Invited Presentation) STRENGTH ON TERRACE FORMATION IN A 186-10 10:45 AM Maidoff, Jonah Asher*: EQUATOR TO ARCTIC: YOUTH - NUMERICAL MODEL OF MEANDERING RIVERS WITH MEASURING, MAPPING AND PLANNING FOR CHANGE MIXED BEDROCK AND ALLUVIAL BANKS 186-11 11:00 AM Leckey, Erin H.*; Gold, Anne; Wise, Sarah; Littrell-Baez, 9:30 AM BREAK Megan; Lynds, Susan; Oonk, David; Smith, Lesley; Cozzetto, 185-6 9:45 AM Hajek, Elizabeth*; Greenberg, Evan; Chamberlin, Ellen P.; Karen; Alweis, Dick; Forsyth, Stacey; Carpenter, Eric: LENS Heller, Paul: RECONSTRUCTING BAR AND CHANNEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (LOCC)—ENGAGING DIVERSE MORPHODYNAMICS FROM ANCIENT RIVER DEPOSITS SECONDARY STUDENTS IN CLIMATE SCIENCE (Invited Presentation) THROUGH FILMMAKING 185-7 10:05 AM LeRoy, Jessica Z.*: CHUTE, THERE IT IS: A REVIEW OF 186-12 11:15 AM White, Germaine*; Leighton, Adrian; Rockwell, David: RECENT ADVANCEMENTS IN THE STUDY OF MEANDER LIVING LANDSCAPES: CULTURE, CLIMATE SCIENCE, BEND CUTOFFS AND EDUCATION IN TRIBAL COMMUNITIES 185-8 10:20 AM Jacobsen, Robert E.*; Burr, Devon M.: MORPHOMETRIC 186-13 11:30 AM Singer, Jill*: GEOLOGY OF THE SEVEN SUMMITS: A ANALYSES OF TERRESTRIAL-MARTIAN ANALOG THEME-BASED COURSE FOR TEACHING TOPICS FROM CHANNELS AND POINT BARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TECTONICS TO CLIMATE CHANGE USE OF RADII OF CURVATURE IN PALEOHYDRAULIC ANALYSES SESSION NO. 187 185-9 10:35 AM Ackerman, Tobias R.*; Pizzuto, James: SEDIMENT T86. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between STORAGE TIME IN A SIMULATED MEANDERING Institutions and Transitions into the Workforce: Pathways for RIVER’S FLOODPLAIN: COMPARISONS OF POINT Success II (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National BAR AND OVERBANK DEPOSITS Association of Geoscience Teachers; National Association of 185-10 10:50 AM Schwenk, Jon*; Khandelwal, Ankush; Fratkin, Mulu; Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; GSA Geology and Society Foufoula-Georgiou, Efi:THE SECRET LIVES OF Division) MEANDER BENDS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF AM 11:05 AM DISCUSSION Eric M.D. Baer, Norlene R. Emerson and Allan Ludman, Presiding 187-1 8:00 AM Kackstaetter, Uwe*; EchoHawk, Barbara: SUCCESS SESSION NO. 186 AS A SMALLER FISH IN A BIG POND: A HOLISTIC T74. Climate Literacy in Formal and Informal Education, for Policy APPROACH TO UNDERGRADUATE GEOLOGIC Makers and the Public, and Measures of Impact (GSA Geoscience EDUCATION AS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FOR Education Division; CLEAN Network; National Association of SECURING POST-BACCALAUREATE OPPORTUNITIES Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA 187-2 8:15 AM Wetzel, Laura Reiser*; Debure, Kelly R; Mauch, Holger: Limnogeology Division) FOSTERING THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF STEM 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D TRANSFER STUDENTS TUESDAY Tamara Shapiro Ledley, Anne U. Gold, Suzanne O’Connell, Mark A. Chandler 187-3 8:30 AM Harrison, J. Bruce J.*; Barham, Titia; Tartis, Michaelann: and Katya Hafich, Presiding SMOOTHING THE TRANSITION OF STUDENTS FROM 186-1 8:00 AM Kirk, Karin B.*; Cook, John: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND TWO YEAR TO FOUR YEAR INSTITUTIONS THE ALL CAPS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CLIMATE 187-4 8:45 AM Baumann, Sarah P*; Wirth, Karl R.: PATHWAYS FOR CHANGE DEBATE ON FACEBOOK (Invited Presentation) SUCCESS: RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION INTO THE 186-2 8:20 AM McNeal, Karen S.*; Luginbuhl, Sarah; Ngo, Angel: GEOSCIENCES CAPTURING TWEETS ON CLIMATE CHANGE: WHAT 187-5 9:00 AM Miller, Gretchen L.*; Leinbach, Adrianne A.: EXPANDING IS THE ROLE OF TWITTER IN CLIMATE CHANGE OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2YC GEOSCIENCE MAJORS COMMUNICATION? THROUGH LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS 186-3 8:35 AM Witherspoon, William D.*: LIGHT AT THE END OF THE 187-6 9:15 AM Bruno, Barbara C.*; Wren, Johanna L.K.; Noa, Keolani; TUNNEL: TEST-DRIVING ‘CARBON FEE AND DIVIDEND’ Wood-Charlson, Elisha M.; Ayau, Jessica; Leon Soon, 186-4 8:50 AM Stone, George*: MAJOR SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES AGREE Sherril; Needham, Heidi; Choy, Anela: SUMMER BRIDGE ON GLOBAL WARMING: IT’S TIME FOR ACTION! PROGRAM INCREASES INDIGENOUS ENROLLMENT IN THE GEOSCIENCES 186-5 9:05 AM Kirn, Marda*: CLIMATE LITERACY: FROM THE “WHAT” OF CLIMATE CHANGE TO THE “SO WHAT” 187-7 9:30 AM Wilson, Carolyn*; Keane, Christopher M.: TRACKING THE OF PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE (Invited VARIOUS AND CHANGING PATHS OF GEOSCIENCE Presentation) GRADUATES INTO THE WORKFORCE FROM THE ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE TO THE DOCTORAL DEGREE 186-6 9:25 AM Bentley, Andrew Phillip Keller*; Adams, Betty A.J.; Cobern, (Invited Presentation) William: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUALS’ MOTIVES FOR ACCEPTING OR REJECTING 9:50 AM BREAK ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE CHANGE 187-8 10:05 AM Asher, Pranoti M.*; Furukawa, Harry; Brown, Virgil: 186-7 9:40 AM Maudlin, Lindsay C.*; McNeal, Karen S.; Atkins, Rachel; VIRTUAL POSTER SHOWCASE: AN UPDATE FOR THE Davis, Corey; Boyles, Ryan; Aldridge, Heather Dinon: GEOSCIENCE COMMUNITY EYE-TRACKING ASSESSMENT OF THE USABILITY 187-9 10:20 AM Lazar, Kelly Best*; Moysey, Stephen M.; Wagner, John R.; OF A WEB-BASED CLIMATE DECISION-MAKING Brame, Scott; Abbott, Kathryn A.; Wykel, James M.; TOOL USED BY FORESTRY STAKEHOLDERS IN THE Duvall, Alexander V.; Nguyen, Sharlen: TAKE A HIKE: SOUTHEASTERN US GEOCACHING AS AN EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING TOOL IN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSES

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187-10 10:35 AM Wirth, Karl R.*: FLIPPED ADVISING: USING PRE- 188-10 10:45 AM Evans, Sarah G.*; Ge, Shemin: CONTRASTING ADVISING REFLECTIONS TO SUPPORT STUDENT HYDROGEOLOGIC RESPONSES TO CLIMATE WARMING DEVELOPMENT AND SUCCESS IN PERMAFROST AND SEASONALLY FROZEN GROUND 187-11 10:50 AM Houlton, Heather R.*; Keane, Christopher M.: SUPPORTING 188-11 11:00 AM Burns, Erick*; Zhu, Yonghui; Zhan, Hongbin; Manga, THE ACADEMIC CAREERS AND RESEARCH Michael; Williams, Colin; Ingebritsen, Steven E.: WHERE, OF TRADITIONALLY UNDERREPRESENTED WHEN, AND HOW MUCH WILL CLIMATE CHANGE GEOSCIENTISTS AFFECT TEMPERATURES IN GROUNDWATER-FED 187-12 11:05 AM Lewis, Jonathan*; Cooper, Sharon; Alberts, Jon; Thomson, ECOSYSTEMS? Karen: OVERARCHING VISION AND STRUCTURE OF 188-12 11:15 AM Kurylyk, Barret L.*; MacQuarrie, Kerry T.B.; Irvine, THE STEM STUDENT EXPERIENCES ABOARD SHIPS Dylan J.; Menberg, Kathrin; Blum, Philipp: ANALYTICAL (STEMSEAS) PROGRAM (Invited Presentation) SOLUTIONS AS A MEANS TO INVESTIGATE PAST AND 187-13 11:25 AM Thomson, Karen B.*; Lewis, Jonathan; Cooper, Sharon: FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE, GROUNDWATER FLOW, RECRUITING STRATEGIES FOR THE STEM STUDENT AND SUBSURFACE THERMAL REGIMES EXPERIENCES ABOARD SHIPS (STEMSEAS) 188-13 11:30 AM Irvine, Dylan J.*; Kurylyk, Barret L.; Cartwright, Ian; Banks, PROGRAM Eddie W.; Post, Vincent E.A.; Simmons, Craig T.; Bonham, 187-14 11:40 AM Cooper, Sharon*; Lewis, Jonathan; Thomson, Karen B.; Mariah: GROUNDWATER FLOW ESTIMATION USING Rabin, Beth; Leckie, Mark; St. John, Kristen; Pekar, T-Z PROFILES IN A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT WITH A Stephen F.; van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.: INITIAL CHANGING CLIMATE (Invited Presentation) RESULTS FROM THE STEM STUDENT EXPERIENCES 188-14 11:45 AM Pollard, Harvie Jason*; Florea, Lee J.; Lange, Eric S.: ABOARD SHIPS (STEMSEAS) PROGRAM COUPLED TEMPERATURE AND GEOCHEMICAL 11:55 AM DISCUSSION MONITORING IN THE BALL STATE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT-SCALE, GROUND-SOURCE GEOTHERMAL SESSION NO. 188 HEAT PUMP T101. Can’t Take the Heat? Temperature as an Indicator and Tracer SESSION NO. 189 of Environmental Change (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 502 at Groundwater–Surface-Water Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Jeffrey M. McKenzie, Barret L. Kurylyk, Laura K. Lautz and Dylan J. Irvine, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings (GSA Limnogeology Presiding Division) 188-1 8:00 AM Ferencz, Stephen B.*; Cardenas, M. Bayani: DIURNAL 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 STREAM TEMPERATURE REGIMES IN THE Richard L. Smith, Sung Pil Hyun, Douglas B. Kent and J.K. Bohlke, Presiding COTERMINOUS UNITED STATES BASED ON ECO- REGIONS 189-1 8:00 AM Rosenberry, Donald O.*; Naranjo, Ramon; Briggs, Martin A.; Jones, Perry M.: UNDERSTANDING GROUNDWATER 188-2 8:15 AM Baker, Emily A.*; Lautz, Laura K.; McKenzie, Jeffrey M.; EXCHANGE WITH LENTIC SYSTEMS: RECENT Glose, AnneMarie: HOW DO AMPLITUDE AND PHASE ADVANCES AND CONTINUING CHALLENGES SHIFT OF DIURNAL DISCHARGE FLUCTUATIONS (Invited Presentation) AFFECT STREAM TEMPERATURE MODELS? 189-2 8:20 AM Lewandowski, Joerg*; Meinikmann, Karin; Nutzmann, 188-3 8:30 AM Neilson, Bethany T.*: ROLES OF GROUNDWATER/ Gunnar; Rosenberry, Donald O.: LACUSTRINE AND SURFACE WATER EXCHANGES IN ARCTIC STREAM SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE FUEL AND RIVER TEMPERATURE (Invited Presentation) EUTROPHICATION (Invited Presentation) 188-4 8:50 AM Hausner, Mark B.*; Sada, Donald W.: IMPACTS OF 189-3 8:40 AM Michael, Holly A.*; Heiss, James W.; Kim, Kyra H.; Ullman, REDUCED DISCHARGE ON THE THERMAL HABITAT OF William; Russoniello, Christopher J.; Duque, Carlos; Brooks, A DESERT SPRING BROOK Thomas W.: THE INFLUENCE OF GROUNDWATER 188-5 9:05 AM Mankiewicz, Carol*; Koeppel, Emma C.; Clow, Rebecca L.: FLOWPATHS AND MIXING ON NUTRIENT FLUXES TO STREAM TEMPERATURE AS AN INDICATOR OF ESTUARIES AND THE OCEAN (Invited Presentation) NATURAL AND HUMAN-INDUCED MODIFICATIONS 189-4 9:00 AM O’Connor, Alison E.*; Beck, Aaron J.; Canuel, Elizabeth A.: 188-6 9:20 AM Luhmann, Andrew J.*; Covington, Matthew D.; Alexander, COLLOID FORMATION AND REDOX SENSITIVE METAL E. Calvin: USING WATER TEMPERATURE TO INFER TRANSPORT IN THE SUBTERRANEAN ESTUARY RECHARGE TYPE AND FLOW PATH GEOMETRY IN 189-5 9:15 AM Beebe, D. Alex*; Allison, David T.; Lowery, Beverly A.; KARST AQUIFERS (Invited Presentation) LaBelle, Michelle M.: INVESTIGATING NUTRIENT 188-7 9:40 AM Kurylyk, Barret L.*; Irvine, Dylan J.; Briggs, Martin A.; RELEASE VIA SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER Carey, Sean K.; Werkema, Dale: TEMPERATURE AS A DISCHARGE ALONG A DEVELOPED ESTUARY HYDROLOGIC TRACER IN LAYERED SUBSURFACE SHORELINE ENVIRONMENTS 189-6 9:30 AM Zamora, Peter B.*; Moffett, Kevan B.: MULTISCALE 188-8 9:55 AM Briggs, Martin A.*; Lane, John W.; Day-Lewis, Frederick D.; GROUNDWATER-SURFACE WATER FLOW PATHS AND Snyder, Craig D.; Hurley, Steve; Hitt, Nathaniel P.; White, RESIDENCE TIMES IN COMPLEX COASTAL WETLANDS’ Eric A.; Johnson, Zachary C.; Nelms, David L.; Werkema, CHANNEL-ISLAND-LAGOON TOPOGRAPHY Dale; Bagtzoglou, Amvrossios: GROUNDWATER 189-7 9:45 AM Lundberg, Dorothea June*; Prestegaard, Karen L.; FLOWPATH CONTROLS ON SEEPAGE TEMPERATURE Needelman, Brian A.: HYDROLOGICAL RESPONSES AND FUTURE COLD WATER STREAM HABITAT TO STORM SURGES IN DITCHED AND UNDITCHED 10:15 AM BREAK ATLANTIC COASTAL MARSHES 188-9 10:30 AM McKenzie, Jeffrey M.*; Martin, Vincent; Broda, Stefan; 10:00 AM BREAK Bussière, Bruno; Plante, Benoit; Medina, Fernando; 189-8 10:15 AM Wallace, Corey D.*; Sawyer, Audrey H.; Barnes, Aubertin, Michel; Wu, Robert; Cheung, Lukas: Rebecca; Bayer, Mitch: MEASURING AND MODELING MONITORING THE HYDROLOGY OF AN EXPERIMENTAL DENITRIFICATION IN A TIDAL RIVER WASTE ROCK PILE USING FIBER-OPTIC DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE SENSING 189-9 10:30 AM Vidon, Philippe*; Marchese, Sara; Rook, Stephen: IMPACT OF HURRICANE IRENE AND TROPICAL

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STORM LEE ON RIPARIAN ZONE HYDROLOGY AND 190-9 10:30 AM Malaska, Michael J.*; Hodyss, Robert P.; Nerenberg, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY Paul; Miller, Thomas: LABORATORY STUDIES OF 189-10 10:45 AM Nordstrom, D. Kirk*: DISTINCT INFUSIONS OF NATURAL DISSOLUTION GEOLOGY ON SATURN’S MOON TITAN ACIDIC GROUNDWATER INTO A FLUVIAL SYSTEM AND 190-10 10:45 AM Luhmann, Andrew J.*; Bilek, Susan L.; Diniakos, Rio S.; ATTEMPTS AT MASS BALANCES Morton, Emily A.; Rinehart, Alex; Alexander, E. Calvin; 189-11 11:00 AM Harvey, Jud*; Knapp, Julia; Gonzalez-Pinzon, Ricardo; Alexander, Scott C.; Larsen, Martin; Green, Jeffrey A.; Lewis, Jennifer: CONTROLS AND CONSEQUENCES Grapenthin, Ronni; Spinelli, Glenn A.: DELINEATING OF ENHANCED CHEMICAL REACTIONS AT THE KARST CONDUIT LOCATION USING GEOPHYSICAL STREAMBED INTERFACE SIGNALS GENERATED DURING RECHARGE EVENTS 189-12 11:15 AM Henry, Mark*: SIMPLE TOOLS FOR IDENTIFYING AREAS 190-11 11:00 AM Feinberg, Joshua M.*: FE-OXIDE MINERALS OF GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE AND QUANTIFYING IN SPELEOTHEMS AND CAVE SEDIMENTS DISCHARGE RATES AS RECORDERS OF GEOMAGNETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY 189-13 11:30 AM LeBlanc, Denis R.*; Bohlke, John Karl: TRACKING “LAKE SHADOWS”: DISTRIBUTION AND WATER-QUALITY 190-12 11:15 AM Sasowsky, Ira D.*; Dalla Piazza, Alex; Senko, John; Quick, IMPLICATIONS OF LAKE-WATER RECHARGE ON Thomas J.: EVALUATION OF MANGANESE OXIDE GROUNDWATER DOWNGRADIENT FROM GLACIAL DEPOSITION IN CAVE STREAM PASSAGES, SOUTHERN KETTLE LAKES ON CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS WEST VIRGINIA 189-14 11:45 AM Banks, Sarah M.*; Whitacre, Macy J.; Florea, Lee J.; Lange, 190-13 11:30 AM Evans, James E.*: FACIES MODELS FOR CLASTIC Eric S.: SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF ORGANIC AND CAVE SEDIMENTS: EVENT DEPOSITS STRONGLY INORGANIC CARBON FROM SURFACE WATERS ON INFLUENCED BY SOURCE AREA DYNAMICS, EOGENETIC CARBONATE ISLANDS—SAN SALVADOR SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MECHANICS, AND ISLAND, BAHAMAS ACCOMMODATION SPACE 190-14 11:45 AM Schindel, Geary M.*; Buckles, Jess; Williams, Gregg: SESSION NO. 190 THE TEXAS HYDRO GEO WORKSHOP – A FIELD T115. Advances in Cave and Karst: A Tribute to the Distinguished ORIENTED EDUCATIONAL WEEKEND FOR STUDENTS, Career of E. Calvin Alexander Jr. (GSA Karst Division; GSA EDUCATORS, AND PRACTITIONERS Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; SESSION NO. 191 GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the Planetary Geology Division; International Association of Geosphere and Biosphere: In Honor of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Hydrogeologist; Karst Waters Institute; Minnesota Groundwater Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; Deep AM Association; National Cave and Karst Research Institute; National Carbon Observatory; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Ground Water Association) Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society ) Yongli Gao, J.M. Feinberg and Daniel H. Doctor, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 207 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Edward S. Grew, Nancy L. Ross and Daniel Hummer, Presiding 190-1 8:05 AM Pfannkuch, Hans-Olaf*: REPRESENTATION OF 191-1 8:00 AM Downs, Robert*; Hillemeyer, Nicholas G.; Lindsay, AQUIFER FLOW SPACES FROM DARCY(FILTER) TO Jackson K.; Thompson, Richard: DETERMINATION OF

DARCY(CONDUIT) VIA E. CALVIN ALEXANDER, JR VALENCE STATES FOR THE MINERALS TUESDAY (Invited Presentation) 191-2 8:15 AM Chakoumakos, Bryan C.*; Pracheil, Brenda M.; Koenigs, 190-2 8:25 AM Alexander, E. Calvin*: IRRIGATION PUMPING Ryan P.; Bruch, Ronald M.; Feygenson, Mikhail: ASSOCIATED SINKHOLE DEVELOPMENT IN DAKOTA EMPIRICALLY TESTING VATERITE STRUCTURAL COUNTY, MINNESOTA MODELS USING NEUTRON DIFFRACTION AND THERMAL ANALYSIS 190-3 8:45 AM Gao, Yongli*; Tipping, Robert G.; Alexander, E. Calvin; Green, Jeffrey A.: DEVELOPMENT OF THE MINNESOTA 191-3 8:30 AM Kah, Linda C.*: UNUSUAL CARBONATE CRYSTAL KARST FEATURE DATABASE FOR RESOURCE FABRICS AS INDICATORS OF OCEAN CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT, HAZARD ASSESSMENT, AND EVOLUTION (Invited Presentation) HYDROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS 191-4 8:50 AM Krivovichev, Sergey V.*; Huskić, Igor; Pekov, Igor V.; 190-4 9:00 AM Doctor, Daniel H.*: A DEEP-TIME APPRECIATION OF Friščić, Tomislav: MINERALS WITH METAL-ORGANIC KARST FROM MINNESOTA TO THE MID-ATLANTIC: FRAMEWORK STRUCTURES (Invited Presentation) HONORING THE IDEAS OF CALVIN ALEXANDER 191-5 9:10 AM Hummer, Daniel R.*; Hazen, Robert M.; Ma, Xiaogang; 190-5 9:15 AM Maas, Benjamin J.*; Alexander, E. Calvin; Green, Jeffrey A.: Golden, Joshua J.; Downs, Robert T.; Liu, Chao; HYDROLOGY OF GOLIATH’S CAVE, FILMORE COUNTY Morrison, Shaunna M.; Meyer, Michael: QUANTIFYING MINNESOTA AND VISUALIZING EARTH’S MINERAL CHEMISTRY THROUGH GEOLOGIC TIME 190-6 9:30 AM Ford, Derek C.*: MAHONY AND TUNAGO, ADJOINING BUT CONTRASTED KARST PLATEAUS IN THE 191-6 9:25 AM Hoffman, Derek R.*; Golden, Joshua J.; Ducea, Mihai N.; NORTHWEST TERRITORIES OF CANADA Downs, Robert T.: MINERAL DIVERSITY THROUGH TECTONIC CYCLES: THE ROLE OF ALKALINE 190-7 9:45 AM Worthington, Stephen R.H.*; Davies, Gareth J.; Alexander, INTRUSIONS E. Calvin: IS WEATHERING THE MAIN CAUSE OF PERMEABILITY CONTRASTS IN THE FIVE MAJOR 191-7 9:40 AM Morrison, Shaunna M.*; Downs, Robert T.; Golden, LITHOLOGIES? (Invited Presentation) Joshua J.; Pires, Alexander J.; Fox, Peter; Ma, Xiaogang; Zednik, Stephan; Eleish, Ahmed; Kolankowski, Sophia; 10:00 AM BREAK Hummer, Daniel R.; Liu, Chao; Meyer, Michael; Ralph, 190-8 10:15 AM Boston, Penelope J.*: HOLEY SOLAR SYSTEM! CAVE Jolyon; Hystad, Grethe; Hazen, Robert M.: SOCIAL AND KARST FEATURES ON OTHER PLANETARY NETWORK OF COPPER MINERALS: A MINERAL BODIES AND PROSPECTS FOR DETECTION AND ECOLOGY STUDY CHARACTERIZATION (Invited Presentation) 9:55 AM BREAK

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191-8 10:10 AM Cohen, Phoebe*; Strauss, Justin V.; Rooney, Alan D.; 192-9 10:30 AM Powars, David S.*; Edwards, Lucy E.: VARIABILITY OF Sharma, Mukul; Tosca, Nicholas: THE FIRST LITHIC BOUNDARIES OF THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE APPEARANCE OF CONTROLLED EUKARYOTIC THERMAL MAXIMUM ACROSS THE MARYLAND AND BIOMINERALIZATION IN THE NEOPROTEROZOIC VIRGINIA COASTAL PLAIN: FROM RAPID BURIAL TO FOSSIL RECORD EROSIONAL TRUNCATION 191-9 10:25 AM Falkowski, Paul G.*: THE CO-EVOLUTION OF MINERALS 192-10 10:45 AM Sessa, Jocelyn A.*; Thomas, Ellen; Janssen, Arie W.: AND LIFE (Invited Presentation) PTEROPODS FROM THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE 191-10 10:45 AM Liu, Chao*; Hazen, Robert M.; Hystad, Grethe; Golden, THERMAL MAXIMUM (PETM) OF THE ATLANTIC Joshua J.; Hummer, Daniel R.; Downs, Robert T.; Morrison, COASTAL PLAIN, USA Shaunna M.; Ralph, Jolyon: CHROMIUM AND VANADIUM 192-11 11:00 AM Birgenheier, Lauren P.*; Rosencrans, Ellen M.; Gall, Ryan; MINERAL ECOLOGY Plink-Bjorklund, Piret: ORGANIC CARBON ISOTOPE AND 191-11 11:00 AM Grew, Edward S.*; Hystad, Grethe; Hazen, Robert M.; FLUVIAL-LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTATION RECORD OF Krivovichev, Sergey V.; Gorelova, Liudmila A.: COUNTING PALEOCENE TO EARLY EOCENE WARMING EVENTS, BORON MINERALS IN EARTH’S CRUST: CAN WASATCH AND GREEN RIVER FORMATIONS, UINTA CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE BE RECONCILED? BASIN, UTAH 191-12 11:15 AM Hystad, Grethe*; Hazen, Robert M.; Downs, Robert T.; 11:15 AM DISCUSSION Golden, Joshua J.: PREDICTION OF EARTH’S MISSING MINERALS AND THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCES FOR SESSION NO. 193 THE MINERAL SPECIES ON EARTH; A STATISTICAL T139. High-Precision Geochronological Constraints on the MEASURE TO CHARACTERIZE EARTH-LIKE PLANETS Geologic History of Dinosaur Evolution (Paleontological 11:30 AM KEY OPPORTUNITIES FOR DATA-DRIVEN DISCOVERY Society; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); GSA IN THE GEOSCIENCES: AN OPEN DISCUSSION WITH Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; ROEBLING MEDALIST ROBERT HAZEN Paleontological Research Institution) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C SESSION NO. 192 Jahandar Ramezani and David E. Fastovsky, Presiding T133. New Views of the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum 193-1 8:00 AM Zeigler, Kate E.*; Parker, William G.; Martz, Jeffrey W.: (Cushman Foundation; Geochemical Society; Paleontological REVISED MAGNETIC POLARITY STRATIGRAPHY FOR Society; Paleontological Research Institution; GSA Mineralogy, THE LOWER CHINLE FORMATION (UPPER TRIASSIC) Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) AT PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 505 193-2 8:15 AM Fastovsky, David E.*; Ramezani, Jahandar; Bowring, Kenneth G. Miller and Miriam E. Katz, Presiding Samuel A.: TRIASSIC CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE 192-1 8:00 AM Kirtland Turner, Sandra*; Ridgwell, Andy: EARTH SYSTEM COLORADO PLATEAU (SOUTHWEST UNITED STATES) MODELING CONSTRAINTS ON THE RATE OF PETM AND THE PROBLEM OF FIRST APPEARANCE OF CARBON INJECTION (Invited Presentation) DINOSAURS IN NORTH AMERICA 192-2 8:20 AM Storey, Michael*; Condon, Daniel; Costa, Mafalda; 193-3 8:30 AM Ramezani, Jahandar*; Fastovsky, David E.; Langer, Naslund, H. Richard; Connelly, James N.; Svensen, Max C.; Bowring, Samuel A.: GEOCHRONOLOGICAL Henrik; Planke, Sverre; White, Craig; Geist, Dennis; Hald, PERSPECTIVES ON THE TRIASSIC RISE OF Niels: A TECTONIC-MAGMATIC TRIGGER FOR EARLY DINOSAURS CENOZOIC HYPERTHERMALS? (Invited Presentation) 193-4 8:45 AM Pol, Diego*; Cuneo, N. Ruben; Ramezani, Jahandar; 192-3 8:40 AM Schaller, Morgan F.*; Fung, Megan K.; Wright, James D.; Krause, Marcelo; Carballido, José Luis: CALIBRATING Katz, Miriam E.; Kent, Dennis V.: DISTAL IMPACT EJECTA THE EVOLUTIONARY TREE OF SAUROPODOMORPH AT PALEOCENE-EOCENE BOUNDARY SECTIONS ON DINOSAURS IN THE JURASSIC AND CRETACEOUS OF THE ATLANTIC MARGIN (Invited Presentation) SOUTH AMERICA (Invited Presentation) 192-4 9:00 AM Fung, Megan K.*; Schaller, Morgan F.; Hoff, Christopher M.; 9:05 AM BREAK Katz, Miriam E.; Wright, James D.: WIDESPREAD 193-5 9:20 AM McMullen, Sharon K.*: CONTROLS ON THE WILDFIRES AT THE PALEOCENE EOCENE BOUNDARY: STRATIGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF NON-MARINE EVIDENCE FROM ABUNDANT CHARCOAL PRESERVED FOSSILS: A CASE STUDY IN THE JURASSIC MORRISON IN THE THICK MARLBORO CLAY FORMATION, WESTERN USA 192-5 9:15 AM Kent, Dennis V.*; Lanci, Luca; Wang, Huapei: ENHANCED 193-6 9:35 AM Chu, Zhuyin*; Ramezani, Jahandar; He, Huaiyu; Bowring, MAGNETIZATION OF THE MARLBORO CLAY AS A Samuel A.: HIGH-PRECISION AGE CONSTRAINTS ON PRODUCT OF IMPACT-INDUCED SOIL PYROGENESIS THE JURASSIC RISE OF FEATHERED DINOSAURS AND AT THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE BOUNDARY EUTHERIAN MAMMALS: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF 192-6 9:30 AM Wright, James D.*; Miller, Kenneth G.: FORAMINIFERAL THE YANLIAO BIOTA FROM JIANCHANG (WESTERN STABLE ISOTOPE RECORDS ACROSS THE PETM LIAONING PROVINCE, CHINA) ONSET AT MILLVILLE, NJ: IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON 193-7 9:50 AM Lyson, Tyler R.*; Rossetto, Gabriella; Evans, Erica S.J.; RELEASE RATE Bercovici, Antoine; Johnson, Kirk; Pearson, Dean: 9:45 AM BREAK DINOSAUR SKELETON OCCURRENCE IN THE LATEST CRETACEOUS (LATE MAASTRICHTIAN) HELL CREEK 192-7 10:00 AM Miller, Kenneth G.*; Makarova, Maria; Wright, James D.; FORMATION OF SOUTHWESTERN NORTH DAKOTA Aubry, Marie-Pierre; Harris, Ashley D.; Esmeray-Senlet, AND SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA Selen; Si, Weimin; Browning, James V.; Park, Jill I.: 13 193-8 10:05 AM Johnson, Kirk*; Clyde, William; Ramezani, Jahandar; UNRAVELING δ CBULK CHANGES ACROSS THE PETM AND K/PG BOUNDARIES: SEAWATER OR ARTIFACT? Bowring, Sam; Lyson, Tyler R.: TEMPORAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE TERMINAL CRETACEOUS 192-8 10:15 AM Makarova, Maria*; Wright, James D.; Miller, Kenneth G.; DINOSAUR FAUNA IN COLORADO AND NORTH Babila, Tali L.; Rosenthal, Yair; Park, Jill: STABLE DAKOTA (Invited Presentation) ISOTOPIC RESPONSE OF PLANKTONIC AND BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA DURING THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE 10:25 AM BREAK THERMAL MAXIMUM, NEW JERSEY PALEOSHELF 193-9 10:40 AM Rogers, Raymond R.*; Ramezani, Jahandar; Roberts, Eric M.; Eberth, David A.; Spanjers, Mary C.; Bowring,

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Samuel A.: TESTING CORRELATIONS AND 194-9 10:00 AM Bercovici, Antoine*; Dunn, Regan E.; Fastovsky, David E.: REFINING FRAMEWORKS FOR PALEOBIOLOGICAL DIRECT EVIDENCE OF CANOPY DENSITY LOSS RECONSTRUCTIONS IN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS ASSOCIATED TO THE CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE TWO MEDICINE AND JUDITH RIVER FORMATIONS, BOUNDARY CHICXULUB IMPACT IN SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA, USING NEW CA-TIMS U-PB NORTH DAKOTA GEOCHRONOLOGY 194-10 10:15 AM Crifò, Camilla*; Currano, Ellen D.; Baresch, Andres; 193-10 10:55 AM Eberth, David A.*; Ramezani, J.; Roberts, Eric M.; Bowring, Jaramillo, Carlos: VEIN DENSITY: WHY SHOULD WE Sam: NEW CA-TIMS U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY FROM ACCESS THE FOREST CANOPY? (Invited Presentation) THE BELLY RIVER GROUP (UPPER CRETACEOUS) 194-11 10:30 AM Green, Walton A.*: TURGOR VERSUS TISSUE: AT DINOSAUR PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA, DIFFERENT WAYS TO SUPPORT A LEAF CANADA, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DINOSAUR 194-12 10:45 AM Gulbranson, Erik L.*; Jacobs, Bonnie F.; Hockaday, BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE WESTERN INTERIOR William C.; Wiemann, Michael C.; Richards, Kaylee; BASIN Harper, Carla J.; Kappelman, John; Michel, Lauren A.: 193-11 11:10 AM Contreras, Dori L.*; Looy, Cindy V.; Upchurch, Garland R.; DECIPHERING THE FOSSIL RECORD OF THE Mack, Greg H.: THE JOSE CREEK TUFF FLORA- AN RHIZOSPHERE: PLANT-MICROBIAL RELATIONSHIPS EXCEPTIONAL LATE CAMPANIAN FLORA FROM INFERRED VIA PALEOBOTANICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL SOUTH-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO METHODS 193-12 11:25 AM Roberts, Eric M.*; Ramezani, Jahandar; Eberth, David A.; 194-13 11:00 AM Bush, Rosemary T.*; Wallace, Jon R.; Currano, Ellen; Rogers, Raymond R.; Beveridge, Tegan: HIGH-PRECISION Jacobs, Bonnie F.; McInerney, Francesca A.; Dunn, U-PB CA-TIMS GEOCHRONOLOGY FOR CORRELATION Regan E.; Tabor, Neil J.: LEAF CARBON ISOTOPES AND OF UPPER CAMPANIAN CONTINENTAL FAUNAS CELL ANATOMY AS INDICATORS OF SHADING AND ACROSS THE WESTERN INTERIOR BASIN: AN UPDATE CANOPY STRUCTURE IN A MIOCENE FOREST FROM ON THE KAIPAROWITS FORMATION, SOUTHERN UTAH ETHIOPIA 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 194-14 11:15 AM Richards, Kaylee*; Gulbranson, Erik L.; Harper, Carla J.: BELOW-GROUND NUTRIENT TRANSFER IN TREES: SESSION NO. 194 PROXY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE T147. Height, the Elusive Third Dimension of Terrestrial EVOLUTION AND PALEOECOLOGY OF MYCORRHIZAL Ecosystems: New Approaches for Determining the Structure SYMBIOSES and Complexity of Ecosystems on Land in Deep Time (GSA 194-15 11:30 AM Wynn, Jonathan G.*; Cerling, Thure E.; Bird, Michael I.: Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; The Paleontological WOODY COVER: A KEY PROXY VARIABLE OF Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for VEGETATION DISTRIBUTION IN THE FOSSIL RECORD AM Sedimentary Geology); Paleontological Research Institution) OF HOMININ EVOLUTION (Invited Presentation) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C 194-16 11:45 AM Williams, John W.*; Dawson, Andria; Goring, Simon; Richard S. Barclay, Heather V. Graham and Regan E. Dunn, Presiding Paciorek, Chris J.; Jackson, Stephen; McLachlan, Jason: TURNING BACK THE CLOCK: RECONSTRUCTIONS OF 194-1 8:00 AM Pfefferkorn, Hermann W.*; Wnuk, Christopher: COMMUNITY HISTORICAL FOREST COMPOSITION, STEM DENSITY, STRUCTURE OF A PENNSYLVANIAN LYCOPSID- AND BIOMASS USING PUBLIC LAND SURVEY, FOSSIL PTERIDOSPERM FOREST POLLEN DATA, AND STEPPS 194-2 8:15 AM Wilson, Jonathan P.*; Montañez, Isabel P.; White, Joseph D.;

McElwain, Jennifer C.; DiMichele, William A.; Poulsen, SESSION NO. 195 TUESDAY Christopher J.; Hren, Michael T.: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN DYNAMIC CARBONIFEROUS TROPICAL T150. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient FORESTS: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON PALEOZOIC Systems III (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research PLANT FUNCTION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FORCING OF Institution) CLIMATE 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB 194-3 8:30 AM Dunn, Regan E.*; Barclay, Richard S.; Currano, Ellen D.: Carolyn M. Furlong, Gary J. Motz, Amelinda E. Webb, Adiël A. Klompmaker and USING LEAF EPIDERMIS TO UNLOCK THE ANCIENT Austin J.W. Hendy, Presiding FOREST RECONSTRUCTION ENIGMA 195-1 8:00 AM Freymueller, Nicholas*; Myers, Corinne: THE IMPACT OF 194-4 8:45 AM Fetter, Karl C.*; Jud, Nathan A.; Barclay, Richard S.; OAE2 ON GLOBAL MOLLUSCAN DIVERSITY DYNAMICS Bashforth, Arden R.; Dunn, Regan E.; France, Christine; 195-2 8:15 AM Tajika, Amane*; Klug, Christian: CEPHALOPOD Lini, Andrea; Wing, Scott L.: RECONSTRUCTION OF ASSOCIATIONS, ALPHA DIVERSITY AND PALEOECOLOGY AND WHOLE-PLANT HABIT USING PALEOECOLOGY OF THE CRETACEOUS IN THE STABLE CARBON ISOTOPES FROM DISPERSED ALPSTEIN, SWITZERLAND LEAVES OF LAUROZAMITES POWELLII, AN UPPER 195-3 8:30 AM Danise, Silvia*; Kusnerik, Kristopher M.; Holland, Steven M.: TRIASSIC BENNETTITALEAN OPENING AND CLOSING OF A SHORT-LIVED (13 M.Y.) 194-5 9:00 AM Barclay, Richard S.*; Bush, Rosemary T.; Baczynski, SEAWAY: FAUNAL RESPONSE TO SEA LEVEL AND Allison A.; France, Christine; Wing, Scott L.: CLIMATE CHANGE CONSTRAINING THE DRIVERS OF VARIANCE IN LEAF 195-4 8:45 AM Brown, Garett M.*; Sclafani, Judith A.; Hajek, Elizabeth; δ13C IN FOSSIL GINKGO ADIANTOIDES AND EXTANT Patzkowsky, Mark E.: BIOFACIES INTERPRETATION GINKGO BILOBA: CANOPY EFFECT OR DIAGENESIS? OF A SHELF MARGIN SUCCESSION: SAN ANDRES 194-6 9:15 AM Chen, Meng*; Wilson, Gregory P.: NON-ANALOG FORMATION (GUADALUPIAN, MIDDLE PERMIAN), ECOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF MESOZOIC MAMMAL LAST CHANCE CANYON, NEW MEXICO COMMUNITIES 195-5 9:00 AM Marshall, Madeline S.*: PALEOBIOLOGICAL 194-7 9:30 AM Fricke, Henry*; Crystal, Victoria; Miller, Ian M.; Sertich, IMPLICATIONS OF SKELETAL CONCENTRATIONS Joseph; Diefendorf, Aaron F.: USING CARBON ISOTOPE IN ORGANIC-RICH RECORDS: TAPHONOMY OF RATIOS TO STUDY FOREST SOILS AND CANOPIES OF SHELL- AND FISH-RICH INTERVALS OF THE PERMIAN THE LATE CRETACEOUS IN SOUTHERN UTAH PHOSPHORIA FORMATION 194-8 9:45 AM Boucher, Lisa D.*: RECONSTRUCTING CRETACEOUS 9:15 AM BREAK LANDSCAPES: DATA FROM WOOD ASSEMBLAGES

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195-6 9:30 AM Vrazo, Matthew B.*; Brett, Carlton E.; Ciurca, Samuel J.: 196-6 9:15 AM Dipple, Gregory M.*; Barker, Shaun L.L.; Hickey, PALEOECOLOGICAL AND STRATIGRAPHIC CONTROLS Kenneth A.; Beinlich, Andreas: INTEGRATING STABLE ON EURYPTERID LAGERSTÄTTEN: A MODEL FOR ISOTOPE ANALYSIS WITH MINERAL EXPLORATION TO PRESERVATION IN THE MID-PALEOZOIC IMAGE HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS: APPROACHES, 195-7 9:45 AM Alvarez Armada, Nidia*; McNamara, Maria E.: SPATIAL CHALLENGES, AND RESULTS VARIATION OF CUTICULAR TRACE ELEMENTS IN 196-7 9:30 AM Rumble, Douglas*; Young, Edward D.; Freedman, P.; PATTERNED INSECTS Foustoukus, D.; Kohl, I.; Li, S.: MEASURING CLUMPED 195-8 10:00 AM Labandeira, Conrad C.*; Yang, Qiang; Santiago-Blay, ISOTOPES WITH A HIGH-RESOLUTION MASS Jorge; Hotton, Carol L.; Monteiro, Antonia; Wang, Yongjie; SPECTROMETER Goreva, Yulia; Shih, ChungKun; Siljestrom, Sandra; Rose, 196-8 9:45 AM Passey, Benjamin H.*; Brenner, Dana C.; Henkes, Timothy R.; Dilcher, David; Ren, Dong: MID MESOZOIC Gregory A.; Ji, Haoyuan: SOLID-STATE CARBONATE LACEWINGS AND CENOZOIC BUTTERFLIES CLUMPED ISOTOPE THERMOMETRY: PROGRESS AND EVOLUTIONARILY CONVERGE PROSPECTS (Invited Presentation) 195-9 10:15 AM Lin, Xiaodan*; Shih, Matthew; Labandeira, Conrad C.; 10:00 AM BREAK Ren, Dong: EXPLORATION OF MESOPSYCHIDAE 196-9 10:15 AM Berg, Christopher A.*; Ashley, Aaron Wolfgang: PHYLOGENY AND THE ORIGIN OF THE SIPHONATE CONSTRAINTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROBOSCIS IN EARLY MECOPTERA MULTIPHASE CORONAS IN JULIETTE MAFIC SUITE 195-10 10:30 AM Hembree, Daniel I.*: RECOGNIZING FOSSIL BURROWS METAGABBROS, CENTRAL GEORGIA, SOUTHERN OF LARGE SPIDERS: NEOICHNOLOGY OF APPALACHIANS TARANTULAS 196-10 10:30 AM Nabelek, Peter I.*: HYDROFRACTURING OF HYDRATED 195-11 10:45 AM Catena, Angeline M.*; Saylor, Beverly Z.; Croft, Darin A.: MORB AND SEDIMENT DURING SUBDUCTION OF USING ICHNOFOSSILS AND PALEOSOLS OCEAN CRUST TO RECONSTRUCT THE MIDDLE MIOCENE 196-11 10:45 AM Harlow, George E.*; Martin, Celine; Sorensen, Sorena S.: PALEOENVIRONMENT OF QUEBRADA HONDA, CRYPTIC SODIC METABASITES (BLACK JADE) BOLIVIA ASSOCIATED WITH JADEITITES FROM GUATEMALA: 195-12 11:00 AM Platt, Brian F.*; Hembree, Daniel I.; Smith, Jon J.; Buynevich, EVIDENCE FOR FLUID INTERACTIONS DRIVEN BY Ilya V.: NEOICHNOLOGY AT THE SANTA CATALINA SUBDUCTION CRITICAL ZONE OBSERVATORY: THREE-DIMENSIONAL 196-12 11:00 AM Smye, Andrew J.*; Jackson, Colin R.M.; Konrad-Schmolke, ANALYSIS OF SOIL FAUNA BURROWS FROM THE Matthias; Parman, Stephen; Ballentine, Chris: NOBLE SONORAN DESERT, ARIZONA, USA GASES TRACE DEHYDRATION OF SUBDUCTED 195-13 11:15 AM Chin, Karen*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Tashman, Jessica N.: OCEANIC CRUST EXPLOITATION OF CRETACEOUS CRUSTACEANS: 196-13 11:15 AM Penniston-Dorland, Sarah C.*; Kohn, Matthew J.; Piccoli, COPROLITIC EVIDENCE FOR OMNIVOROUS FEEDING Philip M.: ZR-IN-RUTILE THERMOMETRY OF THE BEHAVIOR IN LARGE, HERBIVOROUS DINOSAURS CATALINA SCHIST MÉLANGE, ESTIMATING ASIO2 IN 195-14 11:30 AM McNamara, Maria E.*; Field, Daniel J.: EXPERIMENTAL THE ABSENCE OF QUARTZ, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MATURATION OF FEATHERS REVEALS BIASES IN THE SUBDUCTION INTERFACE RHEOLOGY FEATHER FOSSIL RECORD 196-14 11:30 AM Brady, John B.*; Spear, Frank; Hamelin, Clémentine: ILLUSTRATING MINERAL EQUILIBRIA WITH SESSION NO. 196 INTERACTIVE, WEB-BASED TOOLS T157. Mineral Equilibria, Fluid Flow and Metamorphism: A 196-15 11:45 AM Spear, Frank S.*; Pattison, David R.M.; Hamilton, Brett: Celebration of John Ferry’s Career (Mineralogical Society GARNET-BIOTITE THERMOMETRY — 40 YEARS LATER of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SESSION NO. 197 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 T167. Mineral Spectroscopy—Harnessing Energy to Probe Solid Sarah Penniston-Dorland, Gregory Dipple, Douglas Rumble III and Sarah K. Bodies in the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert Award Session (GSA Carmichael, Presiding Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 196-1 8:00 AM Ferry, John M.*: THE SIMPLEST MODEL FOR HYDROUS Petrology, and Volcanology Division) MAGMA FLOW THROUGH A MANTLE WEDGE (Invited 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 Presentation) Debra L. Buczkowski and Rachel L. Klima, Presiding 196-2 8:15 AM Bickle, Mike J.*: METAMORPHIC CO2 PRODUCTION: A 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS NEGLECTED CONTRIBUTION TO GLOBAL CARBON 197-1 8:05 AM Dyar, M. Darby*: GSA PLANETARY GEOLOGY MODELS (Invited Presentation) DIVISION G.K. GILBERT LECTURE: THE FUTURE OF 196-3 8:30 AM Stewart, E.M.*; Ague, Jay J.: LARGE-SCALE OPEN- SPECTROSCOPY SYSTEM BEHAVIOR OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE 197-2 8:25 AM Pieters, Carle M.*: MYSTERIES OF THE PRESENT CONTINENTAL LITHOSPHERE DEDUCED FROM AND PAST: PROBING THE MOON WITH MINERAL CLOSED-SYSTEM MODELING OF METAMORPHIC SPECTROSCOPY (Invited Presentation) PHASE EQUILIBRIA IN THE WEPAWAUG SCHIST, CT 197-3 8:40 AM Smrekar, Suzanne E.*; Helbert, Jörn: THE MINERALOGY 196-4 8:45 AM Bégué, Florence*; Baumgartner, Lukas; Bouvier, Anne- OF VENUS AND OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS: Sophie; Putlitz, Benita; Vennemann, Torsten: REACTIVE CURRENT VOLCANISM, PAST WATER, AND SURFACE FLUID-FLOW AND STABLE ISOTOPE EXCHANGE WEATHERING RELATED TO HYDROTHERMAL VEINS IN CARBONATE XENOLITHS: A COUPLED CL IMAGING AND SIMS 197-4 8:55 AM Bishop, Janice L.*: SPECTROSCOPY OF MARS ANALOG STUDY SAMPLES TO INFORM IDENTIFICATION OF MINERALS AND CONSTRAIN GEOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTS ON 196-5 9:00 AM Beno, C.J.*; Bowman, J.R.; Valley, J.W.; Kitajima, K.: MARS (Invited Presentation) ELEMENTAL AND ISOTOPIC INDICATORS OF INFILTRATION-DRIVEN METAMORPHISM IN 197-5 9:10 AM Klima, Rachel L.*; Dyar, M. Darby; Lane, Melissa D.; Glotch, FORSTERITE FROM THE ALTA, UTAH CONTACT Timothy D.: SYNTHETIC PYROXENES: STRENGTHENING AUREOLE

242 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 199

THE FOUNDATION OF REMOTE GEOCHEMICAL DISEQUILIBRIUM, PALEOMAGNETISM, AND OPTICALLY ANALYSIS STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE WITHIN FITTON CAVE 197-6 9:25 AM Swayze, Gregg A.*; Kokaly, Raymond F.; Clark, Roger N.; TO EVALUATE THE LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION OF THE Livo, Keith E.; Hoefen, Todd M.; Benzel, William F.; Lowers, BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER, ARKANSAS (Invited Heather A.; Pearson, Neil C.; Driscoll, Rhonda L.: THE Presentation) U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SPECTRAL LIBRARY 198-5 9:10 AM Mahan, Shannon A.*; Hanson, P.R.; Mead, Jim; Holen, VERSION 7 Steven; Wilkins, Justin: THE MAMMOTH SITE AT HOT 197-7 9:40 AM McCanta, Molly*; Dyar, M. Darby; Rutherford, Malcolm; SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA: USE OF OSL DATING TO Lanzirotti, Antonio: IN SITU MEASUREMENT OF FERRIC CALIBRATE THE SINKHOLE TIME MACHINE IRON IN LUNAR GLASS BEADS USING FE-XAS 198-6 9:25 AM Huckleberry, Gary*; Rittenour, Tammy; Mahan, Shannon: 197-8 9:55 AM Shirley, Katherine A.*: SILICATE MIXTURES UNDER GEOLOGICAL DATING OF INDIGENOUS RESERVOIRS SIMULATED LUNAR ENVIRONMENT AND ADJUDICATION OF WATER RIGHTS, LAGUNA, NEW MEXICO 197-9 10:10 AM Fassett, Caleb I.*; Dyar, M. Darby; Lepore, Kate: ATTEMPTING TO QUANTIFY METEORITIC 9:40 AM BREAK CONTAMINATION OF MARS SEDIMENTS AT THE 198-7 9:55 AM Glumac, Bosiljka*: ASSESSING THE RATES AND MSL LANDING SITE PATTERNS OF TRAVERTINE WEATHERING FROM 197-10 10:25 AM Sklute, Elizabeth C.*; Dyar, M. Darby; Kashyap, Srishti; THE HISTORY OF TIBER RIVER FLOODING AND Holden, James: THE CHALLENGE OF DISTINGUISHING CONTEMPORARY “REVERSE GRAFFITI” ART IN ROME, IRON (HYDR)OXIDES AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR MARS ITALY 197-11 10:40 AM Marshall, Craig P.*; Olcott Marshall, Alison: THE ANALYSES 198-8 10:10 AM Amidon, William H.*; Steele, Jack; Hollyday, Andrew; OF GYPSUM ON MARS BY RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY: Gilbert, Hollie: A 40 KYR LACUSTRINE RECORD FROM POTENTIAL PITFALLS THE TERRETON BASIN, IDAHO: FLOODS, CLIMATE CHANGE, OR BOTH? (Invited Presentation) 197-12 10:55 AM Buz, Jennifer*; Ehlmann, Bethany L.; Pan, Lu; Grotzinger, John P.: MINERALOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE 198-9 10:30 AM Zhang, Jingran*; Tsukamoto, Sumiko; Jia, Yulian; GALE CRATER RIM, WALL, AND FLOOR UNITS FROM Frechen, Manfred: LAKE LEVEL RECONSTRUCTION REMOTE SENSING OF HUANGQIHAI LAKE IN NORTHERN CHINA SINCE MIS 3 BASED ON PULSED OPTICALLY STIMULATED 11:10 AM Farrand, William H.*; Bell, James F.; Johnson, Jeffrey R.; 197-13 LUMINESCENCE DATING Arvidson, Raymond E.; Mittlefehldt, David W.; Ruff, Steven W.; Rice, Melissa S.: MULTISPECTRAL VNIR 198-10 10:45 AM Cyr, Andrew J.*; Miller, David M.; Menges, Christopher; OBSERVATIONS BY THE OPPORTUNITY ROVER Schmidt, Kevin M.; Mahan, Shannon A.; Maher, Kate; AM PANCAM OF MULTIPLE EPISODES OF AQUEOUS Liu, Tanzhuo: PALEOCLIMATIC CONTROLS ON ALTERATION IN MARATHON VALLEY, ENDEAVOUR PLEISTOCENE ALLUVIAL FAN DEPOSITION IN THE CRATER, MARS MOJAVE AND COLORADO DESERTS AND SOUTHERN GREAT BASIN, SOUTHWESTERN USA (Invited 11:25 AM McEnroe, Suzanne*; Robinson, Peter; Dyar, M. Darby; 197-14 Presentation) Tegner, Christian; Church, Nathan: CRUSTAL MAGNETIC SIGNATURE OF PLANETS: TRACKING THE SOLID 198-11 11:05 AM Tanner, Benjamin R.*; Horn, Sally P.; Boehm, Mathew S.; SOLUTION OF FE AND EXSOLUTION OF MAGNETITE IN Driese, Steven G.; Young, Robert S.; Ballard, Joanne P.; PLAGIOCLASE OF 2.05 GA THE BUSHVELD COMPLEX, Li, Zheng-Hua; Lane, Chad; Martin, Liz: RADIOCARBON SOUTH AFRICA BY MAGNETIC, CHEMICAL AND AGES OF SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN WETLAND TUESDAY MÖSSBAUER PROPERTIES DEPOSITS SHOW LOW ACCUMULATION DURING THE MIDDLE HOLOCENE 197-15 11:40 AM Kaplan, Hannah H.*; Milliken, Ralph E.: REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF ORGANIC-BEARING ROCKS: 198-12 11:20 AM Sakhrani, Neeraj*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Gopalkrishna, APPLICATIONS TO CARBONACEOUS CHONDRITES Kalyani K.; Singh, Impreet; Harvati, Katerina; Tourloukis, AND PLANETARY SURFACES Vangelis; Panagopoulou, Eleni; Karkanas, Panagiotis; Blickstein, Joel I.B.; Skinner, Anne R.: TRIPLING YOUR SESSION NO. 198 PLEASURE: ESR DATING MOLLUSCS AND TEETH WITH STANDARD AND ISOCHRONS T179. Quaternary Geochronometers: Applications of Multi- Technique Approaches in Geomorphology and Archeology 198-13 11:35 AM Darata, Rachel C.*; Rivera, Tiffany A.; Lippert, Peter C.; 40 39 (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Jicha, Brian R.; Schmitz, Mark D.: AR/ AR SANIDINE Archaeological Geology Division) DATING AND PALEOMAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF THE BLUE CREEK FLOW (YELLOWSTONE VOLCANIC FIELD) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Harrison Gray, Kerry Riley and Michelle Summa Nelson, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 199 198-1 8:05 AM Graly, Joseph*; Licht, Kathy; Kaplan, Michael R.: BORATE T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of SOIL CONCENTRATIONS AS AN EXPOSURE AGE Soil Science (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Soils and Soil CHRONOMETER IN ANTARCTIC BLUE ICE MORAINES Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 198-2 8:20 AM Rodrigues, Kathleen*; Rink, W. Jack: OSL 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 INVESTIGATIONS OF A COASTAL SWIFT CREEK Emma Jayne Harrison, Madelyn S. Percy, Michael H. Young, Harry Vereecken, OCCUPATION AT HARRISON RING, BAY COUNTY, Todd G. Caldwell, Zsuzsanna Balogh-Brunstad and Marjorie S. Schulz, Presiding FLORIDA 199-1 8:00 AM Davis, Scott*: SOIL SCIENCE IN THE BUREAU OF LAND 8:35 AM Spencer, Joel Q.G.*; Huot, Sebastien; Alghamdi, 198-3 MANAGEMENT, ADDRESSING SOIL HEALTH AND Abdulaziz; Presley, DeAnn: OPTICALLY STIMULATED IMPACTS LUMINESCENCE DATING OF YOUNG SEDIMENTS AND DUSTS 199-2 8:15 AM Watson, Heather*; Thompson, James: GAMMA RADIOMETRIC SURVEYS OF SOIL DERIVED FROM 8:50 AM Keen-Zebert, Amanda*; Granger, Darryl E.; Paces, 198-4 INTERBEDDED GEOLOGIC MATERIALS ON THE FIELD James B.; Hudson, Mark R.; Bitting, Chuck: COMBINED SCALE USE OF COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE, U-SERIES

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199-3 8:30 AM Quinn, John J.*; Moos, Lawrence P.; Negri, M. Cristina; 200-4 8:45 AM Hampton, Brian A.*; Brown, Mark J.: U-PB DETRITAL Landmeyer, James E.: WATER, CONTAMINANTS, GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HF ISOTOPIC ANALYSES AND ROOTS: THE ARGONNE PHYTOREMEDIATION FROM MESOPROTEROZOIC KEWEENAWAN EXPERIENCE SUPERGROUP STRATA OF THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT, 199-4 8:45 AM Morra, Brian*; Olsen, Amanda Albright: CHANGES IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN PLANT MEDIATED MINERAL WEATHERING UNDER 200-5 9:00 AM Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.*; Hagadorn, James W.;

ELEVATED CO2 Raynolds, Robert G.; Neymark, Leonid A.: ONE IF BY 199-5 9:00 AM Balogh-Brunstad, Zsuzsanna*; Smart, Kyle E.; Smits, LAND, TWO IF BY SEA, AND THREE IF BY AIR? Mark M.; Wallander, Håkan; Krám, Pavel: MINERAL MESH SEDIMENT TRANSPORT INTO COLORADO BASINS BAG EXPERIMENTS IN THREE CATCHMENTS OF THE 200-6 9:15 AM Jennings, Deserae L.*; Blum, Mike: PALEODRAINAGE OF SLAVKOV FOREST, CZECH REPUBLIC THE LOWER CRETACEOUS MCMURRAY FORMATION, 199-6 9:15 AM Whitman, Thea*; Neurath, Rachel; Zhang, Ping; Yuan, Tong; EASTERN MARGINS OF THE ALBERTA FORELAND Ning, Daliang; Zhou, Jizhong; Nico, Peter S.; Lipton, Andrew; BASIN SYSTEM Weber, Peter; Pett-Ridge, Jennifer; Firestone, Mary: WHO’S 200-7 9:30 AM McKay, Matthew P.*; Fildani, Andrea; Stockli, Daniel F.; ON FIRST? CARBON ASSOCIATION AND BACTERIAL Hessler, Angela: CONTINENTAL-SCALE GLACIATION, AND FUNGAL COLONIZATION OF FRESH SOIL SEDIMENT RECYCLING, AND UNROOFING MINERALS IN THE RHIZOSPHERE (Invited Presentation) SIGNATURES IN DETRITAL SEDIMENTS OF THE LATE 9:35 AM BREAK PLEISTOCENE MISSISSIPPI DEEP-SEA FAN 9:45 AM Withdrawn 9:45 AM BREAK 199-8 10:00 AM Ghezzehei, Teamrat*; Albalasmeh, Ammar: TRANSIENT 200-8 10:00 AM Trexler, James H.*; French, D.; Walker, Jerome P.; Cashman, STRUCTURE OF THE RHIZOSPHERE: IT FORMATION Patricia H.: MISSISSIPPIAN TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF AND FUNCTION THE GREAT BASIN: INSIGHTS FROM COMPILATION OF A LARGE SUBSURFACE DATASET 199-9 10:15 AM Gura, Colleen M.*; Kempton, Pamela; Kirk, Matthew F.; Datta, Saugata: GEOCHEMICAL COMPARISON OF 200-9 10:15 AM Sturmer, Daniel M.*: SUBSIDENCE PATTERNS AND WEATHERING OF LIMESTONE-SHALE VS KIMBERLITE TECTONIC DRIVERS OF DEFORMATION REVEALED WITHIN THE FLINT HILLS, KANSAS FROM CARBONATE-CARBON ISOTOPES: THE CASE OF THE EARLY PENNSYLVANIAN ELY-BIRD SPRING BASIN 199-10 10:30 AM Percy, Madelyn S.*; Benninger, Larry: A-O-CLAY: USING MINERALOGY TO DISTINGUISH SOIL ZONES ON SAN 10:30 AM Withdrawn CRISTÓBAL ISLAND, GALÁPAGOS 200-10 10:45 AM Hupp, Brittany N.*; Weislogel, Amy L.; Donovan, 199-11 10:45 AM Maxbauer, Daniel P.*; Feinberg, Joshua M.; Fox, David L.; Joseph J.: INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PROVENANCE, Nater, Edward A.: INFLUENCE OF VEGETATION AND PALEOCLIMATE, AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SOIL TYPE ON THE MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOILS DEVONIAN MILLBORO SHALE, NORTH-CENTRAL WEST DEVELOPED UNDER UNIFORM CLIMATE ACROSS VIRGINIA THE FOREST-PRAIRIE ECOTONE IN NW MINNESOTA: 200-12 11:00 AM McElroy, Brandon*; Huzurbazar, Snehalata; Hajek, IMPLICATIONS FOR CLIMOFUNCTIONS Elizabeth; Trampush, Sheila: REFINING ESTIMATES AND 199-12 11:00 AM Kubicki, James D.*: DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY UNCERTAINTIES IN PALEOSLOPE ANALYSIS MODELING OF FERRIHYDRITE NANOPARTICLE 200-13 11:15 AM Wissink, Gregory*; Hoke, Gregory D.; Wilkinson, Bruce: OXYANION ADSORPTION MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCALING IN PROVENANCE 199-13 11:15 AM Webb, Richard M.T.*; Parkhurst, David L.: SIMULATIONS STUDIES OF PLATFORM, BASIN, AND PASSIVE OF CRITICAL ZONE PROCESSES FOR GRANITIC MARGIN SUCCESSIONS OF NORTH AMERICA TERRAINS IN SUBALPINE AND TROPICAL CLIMATES 11:30 AM DISCUSSION 199-14 11:30 AM Bingham, Nina L.*; Chadwick, Oliver A.; Bookhagen, Bodo: STABLE VS. EVOLVING HILLSLOPES: SETTING THE SESSION NO. 201 GEOMORPHIC STAGE FOR INTERPRETING SOILS T212. Multifaceted Approaches to Understanding Fluid-Fault Interactions in Natural Resources and Geologic Hazards (GSA SESSION NO. 200 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Hydrogeology T202. Detrital Zircons on the North American Continental Interior Division; GSA Energy Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, II, and Sediment Dispersal (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Society of GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; SEPM (Society Economic Geologists; GSA Geology and Society Division) for Sedimentary Geology)) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 403 Randolph T. Williams, Elizabeth S. Petrie, Kelly Bradbury and Nick M.W. Roberts, William A. Thomas, George Gehrels, Emily S. Finzel and Brian A. Hampton, Presiding Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 200-1 8:00 AM Samson, Scott D.*; Moecher, David P.: WHAT CAUSED THE 201-1 8:05 AM van der Pluijm, Ben*; Boles, Austin; Haines, Samuel; Lynch, ‘GRENVILLE CURSE’ OF DETRITAL ZIRCON STUDIES? Erin: FAULTS AND ILLITE: SOURCES, PATHWAYS AND POTENTIAL MECHANISMS DRIVING EARTH’S MOST TIMING OF GEOFLUIDS (Invited Presentation) ZIRCON-FERTILE MAGMATIC EVENT 201-2 8:20 AM Petrie, Elizabeth S.*; Evans, James P.: FAULT ZONE 200-2 8:15 AM Mueller, Paul A.*; Aleinikoff, John N.; Kamenov, George; ARCHITECTURE AND STRUCTURAL DIAGENESIS Bermudez, Katherine: AGE AND HF ISOTOPIC AT THRUST FAULTS: ALONG STRIKE VARIATION IN PROVINCIALITY OF GRENVILLE CRUST IN LAURENTIA: DISTRIBUTION OF DEFORMATION AND FAULT-ZONE IMPLICATIONS FOR ZIRCON-BASED PROVENANCE FLUID MIGRATION STUDIES 201-3 8:35 AM Schwing, Jonathan E.*; Evans, Stacey; Elmore, R. 200-3 8:30 AM Moecher, D.P.*; Samson, S.D.; Hietpas, Jack; Kelly, Douglas; Engel, Michael H.; Hein, Bailey: ALTERATION Evan: SEDIMENTARY RECYCLING AND LIMITS ON OF BASEMENT ROCKS IN OKLAHOMA BY FLUID ACCURACY OF DETRITAL ZIRCON PROVENANCE INTERACTIONS ANALYSIS: INSIGHTS FROM DETRITAL MONAZITE GEOCHRONOLOGY AND TEXTURES

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201-4 8:50 AM French, Melodie E.*; Zhu, Wenlu: SLOW FAULT 202-3 8:35 AM Horton, J. Wright*; Carter, Mark W.; Chapman, PROPAGATION IN SERPENTINITE UNDER CONDITIONS Martin C.; Wu, Qimin; Shah, Anjana K.; Witt, Anne C.: OF HIGH PORE FLUID PRESSURE (Invited Presentation) INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE OF PREEXISTING 201-5 9:05 AM Williams, Randolph T.*; Goodwin, Laurel B.; Sharp, GEOLOGIC FEATURES ON OUTLYING SHALLOW Warren D.; Mozley, Peter S.: U-TH DATING AND STABLE AFTERSHOCK CLUSTERS TRIGGERED BY THE 2011 ISOTOPES OF COSEISMIC CALCITE VEINS REVEAL MINERAL, VIRGINIA, EARTHQUAKE THE CONTROLS ON THE TEMPO OF THE EARTHQUAKE 202-4 8:50 AM Bobyarchick, Andy R.*: REACTIVATION AND CYCLE OVER >400 KA SUPERPOSITION OF CENOZOIC BRITTLE 201-6 9:20 AM Hartman, Sean M.*; Holk, Gregory J.; Paterson, Scott R.: DEFORMATION IN OROGEN-PARALLEL SHEAR ZONES A RECORD OF SEISMIC BOILING PRESERVED IN THE IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS: THE OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN ISOTOPES OF QUARTZ EVERONA FAULT AND MOUNTAIN RUN FAULT ZONE IN VEINS FORMED AT THE BRITTLE-PLASTIC TRANSITION VIRGINIA, U.S.A 9:35 AM BREAK 202-5 9:05 AM Soto-Cordero, Lillian*; Meltzer, Anne S.; Stachnik, Josh: INTRAPLATE SEISMICITY IN THE MID-ATLANTIC US 201-7 9:50 AM Person, Mark*; Edel, Stanislav; Zhang, Yipeng; Broadhead, Ron; Pepin, Jeffery; Mozley, Peter S.; Evans, James P.; 202-6 9:20 AM Wagner, Lara S.*; Biryol, C. Berk; Fischer, Karen M.; Bilek, Susan: EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL LINKAGES Hawman, Robert B.: NOT SO STABLE AFTER ALL: BETWEEN OIL-FIELD BRINE REINJECTION, LITHOSPHERIC STRUCTURES BENEATH THE CRYSTALLINE BASEMENT PERMEABILITY, AND SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES (Invited Presentation) TRIGGERED SEISMICITY FOR THE DAGGER DRAW OIL 202-7 9:40 AM Powell, Christine A.*; Nyamwandha, Cecilia: VELOCITY FIELD, SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO, USA USING STRUCTURE IN THE LITHOSPHERE BENEATH THE HYDROLOGIC MODELING (Invited Presentation) MISSISSIPPI EMBAYMENT AND NEW MADRID SEISMIC 201-8 10:05 AM Ortiz, John P.*; Person, Mark; Mozley, Peter S.; Evans, ZONE James P.: THE HYDROLOGIC CONNECTION BETWEEN 9:55 AM BREAK BASAL RESERVOIR INJECTION, CRYSTALLINE 202-8 10:10 AM Lekic, Vedran*; Burdick, Scott; Olugboji, Tolulope; BASEMENT FAULT ZONES, AND INDUCED SEISMICITY Cunningham, Erin; Gao, Chao: EARTHSCOPE-ENABLED 201-9 10:20 AM Huntington, Katharine W.*; Sumner, Kristina K.; Cladouhos, INSIGHTS INTO THE NORTH AMERICAN CRUST AND Trenton T.; French, Christopher; Camp, Erin R.; Uddenberg, MANTLE (Invited Presentation) Matthew E.; Swyer, Michael: STABLE AND CLUMPED 202-9 10:30 AM Cox, Randel Tom*; Hatcher, Robert D.; Glasbrenner, ISOTOPE RECORD OF FAULT-RELATED FLUID FLOW Jacob C.; Gamble, Eric: FIELD EVIDENCE OF LATE AND MINERALIZATION IN THE BLUE MOUNTAIN QUATERNARY FAULTING IN THE EASTERN TENNESSEE AM GEOTHERMAL FIELD, BASIN AND RANGE, NEVADA SEISMIC ZONE NEAR KNOXVILLE AND IMPLICATIONS USA FOR SEISMIC HAZARD 201-10 10:35 AM Scott, Peter M.*; Maskell, Alex; Sadekov, Aleksey; Chapman, 202-10 10:45 AM Glasbrenner, Jacob C.*; Hatcher, Robert D.; Cox, Hazel J.; Horstwood, Matthew; Condon, Daniel; Bickle, Randel Tom: PALEOSEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS IN THE Mike J.: HIGH RESOLUTION CARBONATE RECORDS OF EAST TENNESSEE SEISMIC ZONE FLUID-FAULT-INTERACTIONS AT THE GREEN RIVER 202-11 11:00 AM Counts, Ronald*; Ward, Alex C.; Van Arsdale, Roy B.; CO NATURAL ANALOGUE 2 Larsen, Daniel; Mahan, Shannon A.: QUATERNARY 201-11 10:50 AM Hodson, Keith R.*; Crider, Juliet G.; Huntington, DISPLACEMENT RATES ON THE MEEMAN-SHELBY Katharine W.: CLUMPED ISOTOPES REVEAL TEMPORAL FAULT AND JOINER RIDGE HORST, EASTERN TUESDAY VARIABILITY IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF PERMEABILITY ARKANSAS: EVIDENCE FOR MIGRATING STRAIN IN AT THE FAULT-SEGMENT SCALE ON THE MOAB FAULT, THE REELFOOT RIFT UTAH 202-12 11:15 AM Gray, Brian*; Baldwin, John; Bloszies, Christopher; 201-12 11:05 AM Brink-Roby, David*; Evans, Mark A.; Mitra, Gautam; Yonkee, Harris, James B.: GEOMORPHIC AND PALEOSEISMIC Adolph: FLUID FLOW SYSTEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INVESTIGATION OF THE BIG CREEK FAULT ZONE, MEADE THRUST, WYOMING SALIENT, SEVIER FOLD- PIGTAIL POINT, PHILLIPS COUNTY, ARKANSAS THRUST BELT 202-13 11:30 AM Harris, James B.*; Machura, Gregory D.; Harris, Rachel S.: 201-13 11:20 AM Tondi, Emanuele*; Zambrano, Miller; Mancini, Lucia: 3D SHALLOW SEISMIC REFLECTION IMAGING OF THE MODELLING AND FLUID FLOW SIMULATION WITHIN KINGTOWN LINEAMENT WITHIN THE BIG CREEK FAULT DEFORMATION BANDS IN CARBONATE GRAINSTONES ZONE, NORTHEAST ARKANSAS

SESSION NO. 202 11:45 AM DISCUSSION T218. Evidence for Neotectonic Earthquakes and Their Driving SESSION NO. 203 Mechanisms in the Intraplate Region of Central and Eastern North America (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Tectonics, Sedimentary Basins, Sandstone Provenance, and Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Geoarchaeology II: A Celebration of William R. Dickinson’s Career Division; EarthScope; U.S. Geological Survey) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Publications; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 507 Tectonics Division) J. Wright Horton Jr., Christine A. Powell and Robert A. Williams, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2B 202-1 8:00 AM Chapman, Martin C.*; Wu, Qimin; Hardy, Anna C.; Beale, Raymond V. Ingersoll, Stephan A. Graham and Timothy F. Lawton, Presiding Jacob N.: WHAT CAN THE STUDY OF MODERN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SEISMICITY TELL US ABOUT PAST AND FUTURE LARGE SHOCKS? 203-1 8:05 AM Ward, Kevin*; Zandt, George; Beck, Susan; Delph, Jonathan R.: IS MAGMATIC ADDITION A SIGNIFICANT 202-2 8:20 AM Carnes, Lorrie*; Pazzaglia, Frank J.; Kodama, Kenneth: CRUSTAL GROWTH MECHANISM IN CORDILLERAN RIVER SINUOSITY RESPONSE TO CENTRAL AND SYSTEMS? EASTERN US (CEUS) INTRAPLATE SEISMICITY WITH A FOCUS IN THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA AND CHARLESTON 203-2 8:20 AM Jiang, Hehe*; Lee, Cin-Ty A.: COUPLED MAGMATISM- SEISMIC ZONES EROSION IN CONTINENTAL ARCS IN CONTROLLING

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CRUSTAL GROWTH: CASE STUDY OF THE LATE 204-2 8:30 AM Corrigan, David*: THE CORE OF LAURENTIA: A CRETACEOUS PENINSULAR RANGES BATHOLITH SYNOPSIS AND ASSOCIATED FOREARC BASIN, SOUTHERN 204-3 8:45 AM van Rooyen, Deanne*; Corrigan, David: CRUSTAL CALIFORNIA EXTRUSION BETWEEN CRATONS: NEW 203-3 8:35 AM DeCelles, Peter G.*: BASINS AFTER BILL: DEPARTURES INTERPRETATIONS OF THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC FROM THE NORM IN OROGENIC HINTERLANDS (Invited KINEMATIC AND METAMORPHIC HISTORY OF THE Presentation) SOUTHEASTERN CHURCHILL PROVENCE 203-4 8:55 AM Johnson, Cari*; St. Pierre, Gabriela; Eaton, Jeffery G.: 204-4 9:00 AM Regan, Sean P.*; Williams, M.L.; Grohn, Lisa J.; Chiarenzelli, EARLY BREAKUP OF THE SOUTHERN UTAH Jeff; Mahan, K.H.; Cousens, Brian; Aspler, Lawrence B.; CORDILLERAN FORELAND BASIN Jercinovic, M.J.: TWO TRANSECTS ACROSS THE 203-5 9:10 AM Cassel, Elizabeth J.*; Smith, M. Elliot; Canada, Andrew; SNOWBIRD TECTONIC ZONE, WESTERN CHURCHILL Stockli, Daniel F.: A MULTI-PROXY STUDY OF PROVINCE: EXPLORING THE CONTINUITY OF THE TOPOGRAPHY AND SEDIMENT PROVENANCE ACROSS RAE-HEARNE BOUNDARY AND ITS ROLE DURING THE THE EOCENE CORDILLERAN HINTERLAND GROWTH OF LAURENTIA 203-6 9:25 AM Canada, Andrew S.*; Cassel, Elizabeth J.; Stockli, Daniel F.; 204-5 9:15 AM St-Onge, Marc R.*; Weller, Owen M.: HIGH-P ECLOGITE Smith, M. Elliot; Jicha, Brian R.; Singer, Brad S.: EARLY IN THE EASTERN TRANS-HUDSON OROGEN, CANADA: CENOZOIC EXTENSION AND ACCOMMODATION IN THE MODERN-DAY COOL THERMAL GRADIENTS IN THE BASIN AND RANGE: IMPLICATIONS FROM APATITE PALEOPROTEROZOIC AND ZIRCON DOUBLE DATING 204-6 9:30 AM Henrique-Pinto, Renato*; Guilmette, Carl; McNicoll, Vicki; 203-7 9:40 AM Jones, Craig H.*; Levandowski, Will; Bogolub, Kyren: A Bilodeau, Carl; Corrigan, David: EVIDENCE FOR ~ 40 PLAINS ATTACK ON THE CORDILLERA MA TRANSITION FROM A FOREARC TO A FORELAND BASIN IN EASTERN PART OF LABRADOR TROUGH 9:55 AM BREAK 9:45 AM BREAK 203-8 10:10 AM Sharman, Glenn R.*; Covault, Jacob A.; Stockli, Daniel F.; Wroblewski, Anton: EARLY CENOZOIC DRAINAGE 204-7 10:00 AM Frieman, Ben M.*; Kuiper, Yvette D.; Kelly, Nigel M.; REORGANIZATION OF THE WESTERN U.S. INTERIOR- Monecke, Thomas: PROVENANCE AND TECTONIC GULF OF MEXICO SEDIMENT ROUTING SYSTEM EVOLUTION RECORDED BY SUCCESSOR BASINS IN THE SOUTHERN ABITIBI SUBPROVINCE: INSIGHTS 203-9 10:25 AM Rasmussen, Dirk M.*; Foreman, Brady Z.: PROVENANCE FROM NEW U-PB LA-ICP-MS ANALYSES OF DETRITAL OF EARLY PALEOGENE STRATA IN THE HUERFANO ZIRCON BASIN: IMPLICATIONS FOR UPLIFT OF THE WET MOUNTAINS, COLORADO, USA 204-8 10:15 AM Harms, Tekla A.*; Cheney, John T.; Brady, John B.; Baldwin, Julia A.: PROTEROZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE WYOMING 203-10 10:40 AM Sundell, Kurt E.*; Saylor, Joel E.; Jadamec, Margarete; PROVINCE: A VIEW FROM THE NORTH Lapen, Thomas J.; Styron, Richard H.; Cárdenas, José: PALEOGENE UPLIFT AND GEODYNAMICS 204-9 10:30 AM McLaughlin, J. Fred*; Frost, B. Ronald; Frost, Carol D.; OF THE PERUVIAN CENTRAL ANDES INFERRED Meredith, Michael; Swapp, Susan M.: TRANSPRESSIONAL FROM SEDIMENT PROVENANCE, DETRITAL TECTONICS DURING NEOARCHEAN ASSEMBLY OF GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND FLEXURAL MODELING OF THE SOUTHERN WYOMING PROVINCE ALTIPLANO STRATIGRAPHY 204-10 10:45 AM Frost, Carol D.*; Swapp, Susan M.; Tracy, Robert J.; Frost, 203-11 10:55 AM Balgord, Elizabeth*; Mahoney, J. Brian; Kimbrough, David L.; B. Ronald; Shelton, Christopher: QUARTZ-CORDIERITE Mazzitelli, Manuela Amelia; Giambiagi, Laura: EVOLUTION GNEISS IN SOUTHERN WYOMING PROVINCE OF THE SOUTH-CENTRAL ANDEAN ARC DETERMINED SHEAR ZONES: MONAZITE GROWTH RECORDS MG- BY DETRITAL ZIRCON U-PB AND HF ANALYSIS OF METASOMATISM DURING NEOARCHEAN ASSEMBLY RETROARC BASIN STRATA, CENTRAL ARGENTINA OF NORTH AMERICA (32°S-40°S) 204-11 11:00 AM Kilian, Taylor*; Chamberlain, Kevin R.; Evans, David A.D.; 203-12 11:10 AM Mahoney, J. Brian*; Haggart, James W.; Kimbrough, Bleeker, Wouter; Cousens, Brian L.: WYOMING ON David L.; Link, Paul K.; Fanning, C. Mark; Grove, Marty J.: THE RUN – TOWARD FINAL PALEOPROTEROZOIC LATE CRETACEOUS EVOLUTION AND SEDIMENT ASSEMBLY OF LAURENTIA PROVENANCE OF THE NANAIMO BASIN: DEFINITIVE 204-12 11:15 AM Mueller, Paul A.*; Mogk, David; Foster, David; Gifford, LINKAGE TO NORTHERN LATITUDES Jennifer: ISLAND IN THE STREAM: PRE-LAURENTIAN 203-13 11:25 AM Rubino, Erica*; Leier, Andrew; Archibald, S. Bruce; WANDERING OF THE WYOMING CRATON Cassel, Elizabeth J.: SEDIMENTARY AND DETRITAL 11:30 AM DISCUSSION ZIRCON DATA FROM EOCENE STRATA EXPOSED IN THE HINTERLAND OF THE SOUTHERN CANADIAN SESSION NO. 205 CORDILLERA: IMPLICATIONS FOR BASIN EVOLUTION T224. Records of Subduction Initiation in Modern and Ancient IN A COLLAPSING OROGEN Settings (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SESSION NO. 204 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2C T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent – United Plates of America Revisited I (GSA Structural Geology and Nancy Riggs, Kathleen M. Marsaglia, Andrew P. Barth and M. Robinson Cecil, Tectonics Division) Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3B 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS M.L. Williams, David Corrigan, Jeffrey Amato and Deanne van Rooyen, Presiding 205-1 8:05 AM Stern, Robert J.*; Whattam, Scott A.; Gerya, Taras; Pindell, James: TWO-STAGE SUBDUCTION INITIATION AROUND 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE CARIBBEAN PLUMEHEAD PLATE 204-1 8:15 AM Hoffman, Paul F.*: UNITED PLATES OF AMERICA 205-2 8:20 AM Farris, David W.*: SUBDUCTION INITIATION IN THE REVISITED: DID SUBDUCTION-INDUCED MANTLE PANAMA ARC FLOW BRING THE CRATONS TOGETHER? (Invited Presentation) 205-3 8:35 AM Yogodzinski, Gene*; Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary; Bizimis, Michael; Hocking, Benjamin; McCarthy, Anders; Ishizuka, Ozamu: IMPLICATIONS OF BASEMENT ROCK

246 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 206-2 206-1 Hendratta AliandRandyL. Stotler, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom403 Geochemistry I SESSION NO. 206 205-12 205-11 205-10 205-9 205-8 205-7 205-6 205-5 205-4 11:15 AM 11:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:30 AM 10:15 AM 10:00 AM 1:45 PM PM 1:30 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:15 AM 8:55 AM TECHNICAL SESSIONS AFTERNOON ORAL Presentation) AND EARLY GROWTH OF THE IBMARC(Invited GEOCHEMISTRY AT IODPSITEU1438FORINITIATION ANALYSIS A VERSATILE FOUNDATION FORNOVEL ISOTOPIC isoFLOW. ISOTOPE RATIO MASSSPECTROMETRY AS Barker, Sam*; Kasson, Arthur T.: THEprecisIONAND CHINA SEABASIN SOURCE ANALYSIS OFLIGHTOILSINXIHUSAG, EAST Xu, Ting*: BREAK EXPEDITION 352, IZU-BONINFOREARC MODELING OFBONINITEANDFAB FROM IODP Haugen, EmilyA.*; Shervais, John W.: GEOCHEMICAL BONINITE ANDFAB OF SUBDUCTIONINITIATION: IODPEXPEDITION352 K.;Mark Pearce, Julian A.: CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY Hongyan; Kirchenbaur, Maria; Whattam, Scott; Reagan, Chapman, Timothy; Nelson, Wendy R.; Heaton,D.E.; Li, Godard, Marguerite; Julie; Prytulak, Shimizu,Kenji; Shervais, John*; Haugen,EmilyA.; Ryan, Jeffrey; OTHER IBMLOCATIONS (Invited Presentation) INITIATION: EVIDENCEFROM IODPSITE1438AND OF DEPLETEDBASALTS DURINGSUBDUCTION Yuki; Hocking, Benjamin; Bizimis, Michael: ORIGIN Ozamu; Savov, Ivan; McCarthy, Anders; Kusano, Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary*; Yogodzinski, Gene; Ishizuka, EARLY CENTRALALEUTIANARC James: THE EOCENEMAGMATIC HISTORY OF THE Kay, SuzanneMahlburg*; R.; Jicha,Brian Rubenstone, SHORE STUDIES THE ALEUTIANARC: COMBINEDON-LANDANDOFF- SUBDUCTION INITIATION ANDEARLY EVOLUTION OF van denBogaard,Paul; Garbe-Schoenberg,Dieter: Yogodzinski, Gene; Werner, Reinhard; Hauff, Folkmar; Kaj*;Hoernle, Höfig, Tobias W.; Maxim;Portnyagin, TECTONIC RECONSTRUCTIONS MAGMATISM INSOUTHWEST LAURENTIA FOR Marsaglia, KathleenM.: IMPLICATIONS OFPERMIAN Lindner, Philip; Gonzalez-Leon,Carlos; Cecil,M. Robinson; Riggs, NancyR.*; Andrew P.; Barth, Walker, J. Douglas; EMERGENCE ALONGSOUTHWESTERNLAURENTIA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: AUNIQUE RECORDOFARC PERMIAN METASEDIMENTARY SEQUENCE, GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE ELPASO MOUNTAINS STRATIGRAPHY ANDDETRITAL ZIRCON Kathleen M.; Richard Heermance, V.; Riggs, Nancy R.: K.*;McDonald, Eric Cecil,M. Robinson; Marsaglia, MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA EARLY TRIASSIC PLUTONS OF THE NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT RECORDEDINLATE PERMIANAND Marsaglia, KathleenM.: EARLY CORDILLERANARC Cecil, M. Robinson*; Ferrer, Ann; Mary Riggs, NancyR.; ONLY KNOWN ACTIVE BONINITE VOLCANO PROVINCE VOLCANIC INTERPLAYS INEARTH’S LARGESTAND Rubin, Kenneth H.*; Embley, Robert W.: TECTONIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 206-3 206-11 206-10 206-9 206-8 206-7 207-5 207-4 207-3 207-2 207-1 Don Duggan-HaasandNatalieBursztyn,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2C Geoscience Education SESSION NO. 207 206-6 206-5 206-4 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM PM 3:30 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM NEUTRON ACTIVATED Rutte, Daniel*; Renne, Paul R.; Becker, Tim A.: NEMAZGAH PLUTON,WESTERN TURKEY NEMAZGAH TRACE ELEMENTSINHYDROTHERMAL TOURMALINE: Miller, NathanR.; Etzel, Thomas M.: DOCUMENTING N.*;Aguilera, Kimberly Catlos, ElizabethJ.; Oyman, Tolga; CLAM SHELLCHEMISTRY IMPLICATIONS OFALGALBIOEROSION ONGIANT Gannon, Michelle*; Zelanko, Paula; Velinsky, David: MIDLAND BASIN OF WEST TEXAS INORGANIC ANDSTABLE ISOTOPE DATA FROM THE PERMIAN: ANINTEGRATED STUDY OFNEW CLIMATE ANDNUTRIENTCYCLINGIN THE EARLY Jacob T.:Umbriaco, Kenneth Sullivan, NicholasB.*; Montgomery, Paul; Ratcliffe, FLOW INSHALE: TRACER INVESTIGATIONS Wang, Yifeng*: SOURCE OFAURIFEROUS OREFLUIDS GOLD FIELD, SOUTHERNINDIA: IMPLICATION TO THE GRANITOIDS AROUND THE NEOARCHEAN GADAG Singh, Monika*: GEOCHEMICALSTUDIESOF BREAK SYSTEMS NEUTRAL PHANDPOTASH-ALKALINE SALINELAKE PRECIPITATES ANDASSOCIATED WATER INSODIC- SCHOLARS THE PIKESPEAKPEBBLEPUPSAND EARTH SCIENCE Jenna M.: INFORMALEDUCATION INGEOSCIENCE: Cruickshanks, Alister; Wolin, Jeff; Merchant,Betty; Salvat, Robert; Rakowski,Carl JohnM.; Cain, BettyB.; Veatch, Steven Wade*; Siddoway, S.; Christine Carnein, WYOMING ANDUTAH OUTREACH AT PUBLICBLMFOSSILSITESIN Neffra A.: PALEONTOLOGICAL EDUCATION AND Hunt-Foster, ReBecca*; Breithaupt,BrentH.; Matthews, THROUGH HISTORICAL PALEONTOLOGICAL DEBATE STUDENTS BY TEACHING THE NATURE OFSCIENCE OF UNDERGRADUATE HISTORICAL GEOLOGY Durham, Travis L.*: IMPROVING SCIENTIFICLITERACY FLIPPED CLASSES TREE BUILDING INTO LARGEHISTORICAL GEOLOGY Edward Byrd; Hopkins, SamanthaS.B.: IMPLEMENTING McLaughlin, Win N.F.*; Biedron,Eva Marie; Davis, EVOLUTIONARY LINKS THE ALULAANDOTHER DINOSAUR–BIRD INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGYCOURSE TO DISCOVER DISSECTING BBQ-STYLECHICKEN WINGS INAN Soja, ConstanceM.*: HIDINGINPLAINSIGHT: Gwynne, Rhys: δ Stotler, RandyL.*; Hanlon,Corinne; Frape, ShaunK.; METHODS XRF ANDCONFOCALRAMANSPECTROSCOPY GEOCHEMISTRY OFOILSHALEINNORTHERN IRAQ: Hassan, ZekiM.*; Kadioglu, Yusuf Kagan: NATURE AND IMPLICATIONS FORDIAGENESIS THE CENTRALKANSASUPLIFT, KANSAS WITH CAMBRIAN –PENNSYLVANIAN CARBONATES IN AND GEOCHEMICALCHARACTERIZATION OFLATE Christiano, Andrew W.*; Ali,Hendratta: AMINERALOGICAL GEOCHRONOLOGY T.; Mathia,Eliza; Pierce, JohnD.; Willis, Kyle H.; FROM NANOFLUIDICS TO BASIN-SCALE 81 BR ANDδ INVESTIGATING LINKSBETWEEN 80 KR 37 ++ CL COMPOSITIONOFSALT INTERFERING SESSION NO. 207 40 AR/

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207-6 2:45 PM Davis, R. Laurence*: THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMAL 208-7 3:00 PM Baird, Graham B.*; Valley, Peter M.; Regan, Sean P.: EDUCATION IN RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE TEXTURAL AND U-PB ZIRCON SHRIMP-RG GEOSCIENCES GEOCHRONOLOGY EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF A C. 207-7 3:00 PM Dohaney, Jacqueline*; Wilson, Thomas M.; Kennedy, Ben; 1060-1040 MA MAGMATIC CRYSTALLIZATION AGE FOR Brogt, Erik: LESSONS IN COMMUNICATION: BRINGING THE SKIFF MOUNTAIN BODY OF THE LYON MOUNTAIN COMMUNICATION TRAINING AND RESEARCH TO GRANITE, EAST-CENTRAL ADIRONDACK HIGHLANDS, GEOSCIENCE ACADEMICS AND PROFESSIONALS GRENVILLE PROVINCE 3:15 PM BREAK 208-8 3:15 PM Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.: OFFSHORE RING STRUCTURES AND IGNEOUS BODIES BENEATH THE 207-8 3:30 PM Kurtz, Nicole*; Cooper, Sharon: CREATIVITY AT SEA: CONTINENTAL MARGIN OF THE NORTHEASTERN STEAMING ON THE JOIDES RESOLUTION UNITED STATES AND THE GULF OF MAINE: EVIDENCE 207-9 3:45 PM Macdonald, R. Heather*; Baer, Eric M.D.; Emerson, SUPPORTING THE NEW ENGLAND HOTSPOT TRACK Norlene R.; Hodder, Jan; McDaris, John R.; Ormand, BETWEEN THE WHITE MOUNTAIN MAGMA SERIES AND Carol J.; Eddy, Pamela; Bragg, Debra; Iverson, Ellen; THE NEW ENGLAND SEAMOUNTS McCambly, Heather: WORKING FOR SYSTEMIC CHANGE 208-9 3:30 PM Dubois, Shawn Joseph*; Murphy, J. Brendan; McCarthy, IN GEOSCIENCE PROGRAMS IN TWO-YEAR COLLEGES William; Petronis, Michael: A MAGNETIC FABRIC STUDY 207-10 4:00 PM Turski, Mark P.*: USING GEMSTONES TO INTRODUCE ASSESSING THE STRUCTURAL AND TECTONIC MINERALOGY AND MINERAL EXTRACTION FOR CONTROLS ON THE EMPLACEMENT OF THE MAFIC AN INTRODUCTORY GENERAL EDUCATION EARTH GREENDALE IGNEOUS COMPLEX, ANTIGONISH SYSTEMS SCIENCE COURSE HIGHLANDS, NOVA SCOTIA 207-11 4:15 PM Dixon, Jennifer L.*: COMMUNICATING GEOSCIENCE 208-10 3:45 PM Robinson, Peter*; Hollocher, Kurt; Roberts, David; Harper, CONCEPTS IN THE CLASSROOM AND BEYOND USING David A.T.; Bruton, David L.: CALEDONIDE SPEED TEST SHORT VIDEO-BASED RESOURCES FOR MID NORWAY AND NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND 207-12 4:30 PM Carrigan, Charles W.*; Skalac, Priscilla Field; Reams, 208-11 4:00 PM Maher, Harmon*; Senger, Kim; Ogata, Kei; Braathen, Alvar; Max W.: INTEGRATING IPAD TECHNOLOGY INTO THE Mulrooney, Mark; Smyrak-Sikora, Aleksandra; Osmundson, GEOSCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM Per Terje: MESOZOIC REGIONAL STRESS FIELD 207-13 4:45 PM Hedrick, Elizabeth Anastasia*: THREE DIMENSIONAL EVOLUTION IN SVALBARD (3D) MODELING OF HISTORIC MINES IN COLORADO’S 208-12 4:15 PM Ershova, Victoria*; Prokopiev, Andrei; Anfinson, Owen; WESTERN SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS Khudoley, Andrey; Stockli, Daniel F.; Faleide, Jan Inge; 207-14 5:00 PM López, Robin D.*; Nawman, Mark Anthony; Heraldo, Gaina, Carmen: DETRITAL ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE AGES Sarah Elizabeth: FLOWS IN HYDROGEOLOGY FROM PALEOZOIC STRATA OF THE RUSSIAN HIGH ARCTIC RECORD MULTIPLE EPISODES OF PALEOZOIC SESSION NO. 208 TECTONIC EVOLUTION Intrusion, Accretion, Exhumation, and Collapse: Tectonics around 208-13 4:30 PM Zhang, Chunyu*; Guan, Shuwei; Zhao, Yue: INTEGRATED the World ANALYSES CONSTRAINING THE DEPOSITIONAL AGE AND PROVENANCE OF THE MAONIUSHAN 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2B FORMATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE COLLAPSE OF Arlo Weil and Sankar Chatterjee, Presiding OROGENS IN THE NORTH QAIDAM, NW CHINA 208-1 1:30 PM Stevens, Andrea L.*; Carrapa, Barbara; Aciar, R. Hernán: 208-14 4:45 PM Creason, C. Gabe*; Shi, X.; Kirby, Eric; Furlong, Kevin P.; FLEXURAL SUBSIDENCE AND HEAT FLOW IN THE Wang, Gang; Wang, Erqi; Xu, G.; Kamp, Peter; Danisik, MIOCENE VINCHINA BASIN, SIERRAS PAMPEANAS, Martin: RAPID EXHUMATION ALONG THE LONGMEN ARGENTINA: A CASE STUDY FROM ABOVE THE SHAN SUSTAINED FOR >30 MA: IMPLICATIONS FOR CENTRAL ANDEAN FLAT-SLAB SUBDUCTION ZONE MOUNTAIN BUILDING ALONG THE EASTERN MARGIN 208-2 1:45 PM Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos*; Lara, Mario; Salazar, OF TIBET Ana Milena: REASSESING THE ACCRETION OF 208-15 5:00 PM Chatterjee, Sankar*: THE CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE PANAMA BLOCK TO NORTHERN SOUTH AMERICA. CRISIS AND ITS AFTERMATH: TECTONIC, MAGMATIC, SEDIMENTOLOGIC AND GEOCHRONOLOGIC BIOTIC, CLIMATIC, AND EVOLUTIONARY UPHEAVALS EVIDENCE FROM AN INTRAMONTANE SILICICLASTIC OF INDIAN PLATE SUCCESSION IN THE NORTHWESTERN ANDES 208-16 5:15 PM Glass, Jamie A.*; Abbott, Lon D.; Flowers, Rebecca M.; 208-3 2:00 PM Weil, Arlo Brandon*; Yonkee, Adolph: PRELIMINARY Metcalf, James R.: LATEST JURASSIC TO EARLY REPORT ON AN INTEGRATED STRUCTURAL, CRETACEOUS COOLING OF THE BARTLE FRERE ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PLUTON, NORTH QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA, (AMS), AND PALEOMAGNETIC STUDY OF A CLASSIC REVEALED BY (U-TH)/HE ANALYSIS OF APATITE AND TRIANGLE ZONE BETWEEN THE PRECORDILLERA ZIRCON AND SIERRA PAMPEANAS OF ARGENTINA BETWEEN 28OS AND 33OS SESSION NO. 209 208-4 2:15 PM Wise, James M.*; Noble, Donald C.: MINIMUM AGE OF Paleontology 2: Paleoecology and Paleoclimate THE INCAIC II COMPRESSIONAL PHASE, A MAJOR 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C DEFORMATIONAL EVENT IN PERU, AND ITS LACK OF RELATIONSHIP TO MAGMATIC ACTIVITY Adam Davis and S. Kathleen Lyons, Presiding 208-5 2:30 PM Pulido, José Eduardo*; Vargas-Jimenez, Carlos Alberto; 209-1 1:30 PM Stanley, Steven M.*: MORE THAN A THIRD OF Hobbs, Richard: AN OVERVIEW OF THE PALEOZOIC BRACHIOPOD GENERA LIVED SEISMOTECTONIC ACTIVITY IN THE SANDRA RIDGE, INFAUNALLY -- REALLY! PANAMA BASIN 209-2 1:45 PM Smits, Peter D.*: TAXON OCCURRENCE AS A FUNCTION 208-6 2:45 PM Stubblefield, Aaron G.*; Hatcher, Robert D.; Horton, J. OF BOTH BIOLOGICAL TRAITS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Wright; Daniels, David L.: UNZIPPING SUPERCONTINENT CONTEXT: THE CHANGING NORTH AMERICAN PANGEA: AEROMAGNETIC DATA AND THE CASE FOR SPECIES POOL SINISTRAL TRANSTENSIONAL RIFTING PRIOR TO 209-3 2:00 PM Novack-Gottshall, Philip M.*: ECOLOGICAL DISPARITY OPENING OF THE ATLANTIC INCREASES THROUGHOUT THE PHANEROZOIC

248 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 210-2 210-1 Lauren P. Birgenheier, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom402 Stratigraphy SESSION NO. 210 209-15 209-14 209-13 209-12 209-11 209-10 209-9 209-8 209-7 209-6 209-5 209-4 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM IMPORTANCE OFPROCESS-BASED FIELDSTUDIES Jaeger, JohnM.*; Villasenor, Tania: EXAMININGTHE GREENHOUSE WORLDS AND UPWELLING INDUCEDPRODUCTIVITY INICEHOUSE Piggott, Matthew D.: THEROLE OFBATHYMETRY IN Bentley, OliviaL.*; Allison,Peter A.; Avdis, Alexandros; FORESTS DIVERSE BUT HOMOGENEOUSEARLY PALEOCENE Wilf, Peter*; Iglesias, Ari; Wilf, Rebecca: PATAGONIA’S DOMINICAN REPUBLICCORE TRANSECT PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE: RESULTS OF THE Rui O.B.P.: CARIBBEANREEFRESPONSE TO PLIO- Pourmand, Ali; Peter Swart, K.; Woodhead, Jon; daGama, Klaus, James S.*; Diaz, Viviana; McNeill,DonaldF.; COMPONENT DIVERSITY BASED ONHIGHRESOLUTIONQUANTIFICATION OF OF CIRCUMALPINEOLIGO-MIOCENECARBONATES Tobias B.: GEOGRAPHICAND TEMPORAL GRADIENTS Nebelsick, James H.*; Bassi,Davide; Nitsch,Florian; Grun, SEAWAY ANDGULFCOASTAL PLAIN CRETACEOUS OF THE U.S. WESTERN INTERIOR REGIMES: PLIO-PLEISTOCENE OFFLORIDA VS. LATE FROMCLIMATIC “GREENHOUSE”AND“ICEHOUSE” RANGES OF VARIABILITY INMARINEMOLLUSKS Harries, Peter J.; Pustilnik,Jeremy; Ostrander, Ray J.: Allmon, Warren*; Geary, DanaH.; Friend, DanaS.; BODY SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS OVER THE CENOZOIC THE ROLE OFCLIMATE INSHAPINGMAMMALIAN Lyons, S. Kathleen*; Smith,Felisa A.; S.K. Ernest, Morgan: MEXICO ENVIRONMENTS IN THE SANJUAN BASIN, NEW RECONSTRUCTION OFLOWER PALEOCENE Atchley, Stacy: SEDIMENTOLOGIC ANDSTRATIGRAPHIC Davis, Adam*; Peppe, DanielJ.; Williamson, Thomas; TETHYAN ORIGIN TO ESCALATION? ESCALATION HYPOTHESIS DURING THE JURASSIC: A REGIONAL ANDENVIRONMENTAL TESTS OF THE Monarrez, Pedro M.*; Aberhan,Martin; Holland,Steven M.: LAND-PLANT ECOSYSTEMS WEATHERING ANDSOILDEVELOPMENTINANCIENT THEIR MARK: BIOLOGICALLY-INDUCED MINERAL Jens; D.; Edgecombe, Gregory Kenrick, Paul: LEAVING Jeffrey G.; Mavris, Christian; Sykes, Dan; Najorka, Mitchell, RiaL.*; Cuadros, Javier; Pressel,Silvia; Duckett, (EMSIAN) OFNEVADA STROMATOPOROIDS FROM THE LOWER DEVONIAN PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCEOFRARE Stock, Carl W.*: BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND ORDOVICIAN THROUGH THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FOSSILRECORDOFFISHES SANDSTONE (ORDOVICIAN, COLORADO): Paul: THEFISHCOMMUNITIESOF THE HARDING Sansom, Ivan J.*; Andreev, PlamenStanislavov; Smith, THE UPPERORDOVICIAN OFMOROCCO ASCOCYSTITES (ASCOCYSTIDA, EOCRINOIDEA)FROM MORPHOLOGY ANDPALEOECOLOGY OF MATTERS:MORPHOLOGY, FUNCTIONAL Parsley, RonaldL.*; Nardin,Elise: SIZE NATIONAL PARK, BRITISHCOLUMBIA FORMATION AT MARBLECANYON, KOOTENAY Jean-Bernard: THEMIDDLECAMBRIANSTEPHEN Lombardo, Alexander*; R.; Gaines, Robert Caron, 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 210-12 210-11 210-10 210-9 210-8 210-7 210-6 210-5 210-4 210-3 211-2 211-1 William B. McKinnon, S. andJeffrey M. AlanStern Moore, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2A/3A Sciences Section) the Kuiper GeologyDivision; Belt(GSAPlanetary AGU Planetary P3. Exploringthe Third Zone: The GeologyofPluto, Charon, and SESSION NO. 211 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM PM 3:30 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM SLIDE, SOUTHWESTUTAH THRUST, SEVIERFAULT, ANDMARKAGUNT GRAVITY FORMATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE RUBY’S INN SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE LIMEROCK CANYON Rafferty, Kevin C.*: STRATIGRAPHY AND SYLHET TROUGH AREAOF THE EASTERNHIMALAYAS SOUTHEAST SHILLONGPLATEAU ANDNORTHERN Alam:Baharul PALEOGENE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE J.N.; Akhter, Syed H.; Islam,MdAshraful; Biswas, Md Uddin, Ashraf*; Jahan, Shakura; Mandal,Subhadip; Sarma, NAPPE COMPLEX, NAMIBIA SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE ZEBRANAPPE, NAUKLUFT Quinn, Daven P.*; Grotzinger, J.P.: STRATIGRAPHY AND CHINA FORMATION IN THE NORTHEAST OFJUNGGARBASIN, OF ANALCIMES THE PERMIANPINGDIQUAN Bai, Yang*;Liu, Yiqun: MIDDLE ROCKY MOUNTAINS WHITE RIVERSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT PLAINSAND EOCENE-OLIGOCENE VOLCANICLASTICSWITHIN THE WIND: INFLUENCESON THE PRESERVATION OF Terry, DennisO.*; Evanoff,IN THE Emmett: DUST ANTARCTIC PENINSULA PROVENANCE TRENDS IN THE LARSENBASIN, Oliver, BenjaminP.*; Barbeau,David L.: DETRITAL ZIRCON THE END-PERMIANMASSEXTINCTION IMPLICATIONS FORBIOTIC RECOVERY FOLLOWING ANISIAN STAGE (MIDDLE TRIASSIC) INSOUTHCHINA: Weizhe;Wei: Tian, Li, Mingsong*; Huang,Chunju; Hinnov, LindaA.; Chen, BOUNDARY UNCERTAINTIES AT THE BARREMIAN –APTIAN BIOSTRATIGRAPHICPOTENTIAL REDUCE TOOL TO A CONSISTENTCARBONISOTOPE TREND ASA Maurrasse, FlorentinJ-M.R.*; Sanchez-Hernandez, Yosmel: FACTORS CONTROLLING BENTHICCOLONIZATION ARGENTINA: DELINEATING ENVIRONMENTAL VACA MUERTA FORMATION BLACK SHALESOF SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE JURASSIC-CRETACEOUS Mangano, Gabriela: Maria ICHNOLOGYAND Paz, Maximiliano*; Buatois, LuisA.; Ponce, Juan Jose; PROPERTIES VALIDATEDIMAGERYCT WITH SCANNING XRFANDMULTISENSORY CORE OF GLACIMARINE LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY USING St-Onge, Guillaume: MULTIVARIATE MODELING Penkrot, MichelleL.*; Jaeger, JohnM.; LeVay, Leah J.; CONTINENTAL SHELVES ON INTERPRETINGMUDROCK LITHOFACIES ON AND CHARON Team, New HorizonsScience: GEOLOGYOFPLUTO Weaver, HaroldA.; Young, LeslieA.; Grundy, William M.; Orkan; S. Stern, Alan; Ennico, Kimberly; Olkin,Cathy; Francis; White, Oliver Luke; Singer, Kelsi N.; Umurhan, Spencer, JohnR.; Schenk,Paul M.; Beyer, Ross; Nimmo, Howard, AlanD.*; Moore, Jeffrey M.; McKinnon, William B.; THE PLUTO SYSTEM OF RESULTS ANDPLANSFOREXPLORATION AFTER S.Stern, Alan*: NEWHORIZONSAT PLUTO: OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION:ZONE”? WHATIS THE “THIRD ASTROCHRONOLOGY OF THE ASTROCHRONOLOGY CHARACTERISTICS ANDORIGINS SESSION NO. 211

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211-3 2:15 PM Olkin, C.B.*; Stern, S.A.; Reuter, D.C.; Grundy, W.M.; 212-7 3:15 PM Ridley, John*; Gates, Christopher: HYDROTHERMAL Protopapa, S.; Schmitt, B.; Philippe, S.; Earle, A.M.; FLUIDS IN AND AROUND THE EOCENE HARRISON Binzel, R.P.; Cook, J.C.; Cruikshank, D.P.; Dalle Ore, PASS PLUTON IN NEVADA: ARE THERE CLEAR LINKS C.M.; Ennico, K.; Weaver, H.A.; Young, L.A.: SURFACE TO THE GENESIS OF CARLIN-TYPE GOLD DEPOSITS? COMPOSITIONS OF PLUTO AND CHARON 212-8 3:35 PM Longo, Anthony A.*; Cline, Jean S.; Muntean, John L.: 211-4 2:30 PM Nimmo, Francis*; McKinnon, William B.; Moore, Jeffrey M.; TRACKING AN EVOLVING ORE FLUID WITH PYRITE IN Schenk, Paul M.; Roberts, James H.; Beyer, Ross; Bierson, A CARLIN-TYPE GOLD DEPOSIT AT THE TURQUOISE Carver J.; Stern, S. Alan; Olkin, Cathy; Lisse, Carey M.; RIDGE MINE, GETCHELL, NEVADA Umurhan, Orkan: GEOPHYSICS OF THE PLUTO SYSTEM 212-9 3:50 PM Lüders, Volker*: SEDIMENT-HOSTED MINERALIZATION IN 211-5 2:45 PM Schenk, Paul M.*: COUSINS TWICE REMOVED: THE THE NORTH GERMAN BASIN - A TARGET FOR FUTURE PLUTO V. TRITON KUIPER BELT RIVALRY REVISITED MINING? 211-6 3:00 PM Moore, Jeffrey M.*; McKinnon, William B.; Spencer, John R.; 212-10 4:05 PM Shelton, Kevin L.*; Perry, Laura Elizabeth; Falck, Hendrik: Howard, Alan D.; Grundy, William M.; Stern, S. Alan; Weaver, 3-D MODELING OF WALL-ROCK GEOCHEMISTRY Harold A.; Young, Leslie A.; Ennico, Kimberly; Olkin, Cathy: IN THE CLAN LAKE GOLD AREA, YELLOWKNIFE PLUTO IS THE NEW MARS! GREENSTONE BELT, NWT, CANADA: WHAT DOES 211-7 3:20 PM Raymond, Carol A.*; Russell, C.T.; Ammannito, E.; POTASSIC ALTERATION TELL US? Buczkowski, D.L.; Castillo-Rogez, J.C.; Combe, J-P.; De 212-11 4:20 PM Kontak, Daniel J.*; Katz, Laura; Dube, Benoit: THE 2740 MA Sanctis, M.C.; Jaumann, R.; McCord, T.B.; McSween, H.Y.; CÔTÉ GOLD AU(-CU) DEPOSIT, CANADA: EXAMPLE OF Nathues, A.; Prettyman, T.H.; Schenk, P.M.: ORIGIN AND PORPHYRY-TYPE MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL ORE- EVOLUTION OF DWARF PLANET CERES FROM DAWN FORMING PROCESSES IN THE ARCHEAN 211-8 3:40 PM Rivkin, Andrew S.*: CERES: THE DWARF PLANET NEXT 212-12 4:35 PM Howell, Steven*; Muntean, John: FORMATION OF DOOR DISSEMINATED EPITHERMAL GOLD ORE AT ROUND 211-9 3:55 PM Johnson, Torrence*: PHOEBE: COMPOSITIONAL MOUNTAIN, NEVADA CONSTRAINTS ON ORIGIN 212-13 4:50 PM Haroldson, Erik*; Beard, Brian; Satkoski, Aaron; 211-10 4:10 PM Spencer, John R.*; Stern, S. Alan; Buie, Marc W.; Parker, Johnson, Clark; Brown, Philip: PHANEROZOIC AU IN A Alex H.; Porter, Simon B.; Benecchi, Susan D.; Kavelaars, PALEOPROTEROZOIC CU VEIN DEPOSIT OF CENTRAL J.J.; Binzel, Richard; Gwyn, Stephen; Olkin, Cathy; Tholen, WISCONSIN; EVIDENCE FROM PB ISOTOPES USING David J.; Verbiscer, Anne J.; Weaver, Harold A.; Zangari, LA-ICP-MS Amanda M.: COLD CLASSICAL KBO 2014 MU69: READY 212-14 5:05 PM Hofstra, A.H.*; Marsh, E.E.; Bennett, M.M.; Logan, L.A.: FOR ITS CLOSE-UP CARLIN-LIKE GOLD IN THE IDAHO BATHOLITH – 4:30 PM INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER EVIDENCE FROM THE YELLOW PINE DEPOSIT 211-11 4:35 PM Grinspoon, David*: PLUTO AND THE HUMAN 5:25 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS IMAGINATION SESSION NO. 213 5:05 PM PANEL DISCUSSION T14. Geologic Energy Research II (GSA Energy Geology SESSION NO. 212 Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Contributions to Economic Geology of Jean S. Cline (Society of 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 506 Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, J. Fred Mclaughlin, Marc L. Buursink and Brett J. Valentine, Presiding and Volcanology Division) 213-1 1:30 PM Birkholzer, Jens T.*: SUBSURFACE ENERGY 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 APPLICATIONS: CROSS-CUTTING RESEARCH R.J. Bodnar and John L. Muntean, Presiding NEEDS AND THE ROLE OF DEEP GEOSCIENCE OBSERVATORIES 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 213-2 1:45 PM Moussa, Nima*; Grassineau, Nathalie; Fouquet, 212-1 1:40 PM Simon, Adam*; Barra, Fernando; Deditius, Artur; Reich, Yves; Awaleh, Mohamed Osman; Mohamed, Jalludin: Martin; Bilenker, Laura; Childress, Tristan M.; Lundstrom, DISCOVERY OF FOSSIL SILICEOUS CHIMNEYS IN Craig C.; Bindeman, Ilya N.: IRON OXIDE – APATITE, IRON THE ALLOLS GEOTHERMAL SITES, SE AFAR RIFT OXIDE – COPPER – GOLD DEPOSITS AND MAGMAS: A (DJIBOUTI) BUBBLY CONNECTION 213-3 2:00 PM Miller, Roy H*; Justman, Devin; Sams, Neal: SUITABILITY 2:00 PM Bain, Wyatt*; Steele-MacInnis, Matthew: 212-2 COMPOSITIONS ANALYSIS OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY POTENTIAL IN OF APATITE-FORMING HYDROTHERMAL FLUIDS AT THE PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA AREA THE HUMBOLDT IRON-OXIDE APATITE DEPOSIT, NEVADA 213-4 2:15 PM Palmer-Wilson, Kevin*; Walsh, Warren; Banks, Jonathan; English, Jeff; Rowe, Andrew; Wild, Peter: A 2:15 PM Rusk, Brian G.*: 212-3 HYDROTHERMAL FLUID EVOLUTION IN FAVOURABILITY ASSESSMENT OF GEOTHERMAL PORPHYRY-TYPE ORE DEPOSITS ENERGY POTENTIAL IN NORTHEASTERN BRITISH 212-4 2:30 PM Monecke, Thomas*; Reynolds, T. James: INTEGRATED COLUMBIA, CANADA CATHODOLUMINESCENCE AND FLUID INCLUSION 213-5 2:30 PM Sadowski, Andrew J.*; Faulds, James E.: STRUCTURAL STUDIES ON VEIN QUARTZ: UNRAVELING THE CONTROLS OF THE BLACK WARRIOR BLIND EVOLUTION OF MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM, TRUCKEE RANGE, SYSTEMS FORMING PORPHYRY COPPER DEPOSITS NORTHWESTERN NEVADA 2:45 PM Jowitt, Simon M.*; Mudd, Gavin M.; Werner, Tim T.: 212-5 ARE WE 213-6 2:45 PM Burke, Lauri A.*; Kinney, Scott A.; Pearson, Ofori N.; Pitman, FACING A ZINC CRUNCH? AN OVERVIEW OF GLOBAL Janet K.: METHOD FOR CORRECTING BOTTOMHOLE PB-ZN RESOURCES, MINERAL DEPOSIT TYPES, AND TEMPERATURES ACQUIRED FROM WIRELINE IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE EXPLORATION AND LOGGING MEASUREMENTS AND CALIBRATED FOR PRODUCTION THE ONSHORE GULF OF MEXICO BASIN, USA 212-6 3:00 PM Bank, Tracy L.*; Roth, Elliot; Howard, Bret; Granite, Evan: EVIDENCE OF RARE EARTH ELEMENT ENRICHMENT IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS FROM PENNSYLVANIA

250 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 214-8 214-7 214-6 214-5 214-4 214-3 214-2 214-1 Presiding Brinkmann, andRobert Leslie North 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom302 and SocietyDivision) Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; GSAGeology T29. Intersections ofSustainabilityandGeosciences(GSA SESSION NO. 214 213-12 213-11 213-10 213-9 213-8 213-7 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM SOILS, ANDCLIMATE IN THE CONTEXTOFSOCIETAL ABOUT MINERALS, PLATE BOUNDARIES, HAZARDS, C. Doug; A.: Manduca,Cathryn INTEGRATE: TEACHING Nagy-Shadman, ElizabethA.*; McConnell, David A.; Czajka, FOR ASUSTAINABLE FUTURE EARTH ABOUT THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEACHING Diane I.; Egger, AnneE.; McConnell,David: INTEGRATE: A.*;Manduca, Cathryn Bralower, Timothy J.; Doser, BREAK STUDY FROM CAPECOD, MASSACHUSETTS MARSHES FOLLOWING TIDAL RESTRICTION: ACASE Amanda; Daniel: Roberts, CARBONBURIAL INSALT Sanks, Kelly*; Gonneea,M.; Kroeger, Kevin D.; Spivak, DISTURBANCE INDEXMETHODOLOGY PARK, VIETNAM USING AMODIFIEDKARST LANDSCAPE OFPHONGNHA-KEBANG NATIONAL HUMAN-ENVIRONMENTALIMPACTSKARST TO THE Tong Phuc; Quang,Nguyen Minh: EVALUATING Leslie*;North, Nguyet, Vu Thi Minh; Polk, Jason; Tuan, MAKING ANDSTREAMFLOW RESULTS THE REPUBLICANRIVERBASIN: SOCIALDECISION- Eichhorst, Jean*: TWO STREAMFLOW SCENARIOSIN SYSTEM IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT PERFORMANCE OFASELF-SUSTAINING WATER Atwood, CarolineE.*; Dethier, David P.: ASSESSINGTHE REGIONS AQUIFERS OFSAUDI ARABIAANDOTHER ARID OF GROUNDWATER RESOURCESINALLUVIAL Missimer, Thomas M.*: UNSUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT GROUNDWATER PROFESSIONALS RESOURCES? ASSESSINGPERCEPTIONSFROM FOR SUSTAINABLY MANAGING GROUNDWATER WHAT ARE THE MOSTIMPORTANT CRITERIA Klein, Wendy*; Manda,Alex K.; RichardK.: Spruill, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CREEK FIELD, ALABAMA OF CLARKECOUNTY, MISSISSIPPIANDLITTLECEDAR CORRELATING THE DEPOSITIONALENVIRONMENTS Okoye, ElsieE.*; Easson,Greg: RECONSTRUCTING AND CARBONATE IN THE TARIM BASIN, NWCHINA ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION OFUPPERORDOVICIAN Yan, Xiaofang*: THEDIFFERENTSEDIMENTARY AND SURROUNDING SILURIAN SHALEGASPLAYS IN THE SICHUAN BASIN POTENTIAL OFUPPERORDOVICIAN ANDLOWER Wang, Xiaoqi; Li,Jianming; Dong,Dazhong: PRODUCTIVE Yuman; Wang, Shufang; Jin,Xu; Zhang,Nai; Luo, Zhong; Li, Xinjing*; Zhang,Shuichang; LI, Wei; Liu,Dong; Wang, PERIPHERY OFSONGLIAO BASIN AND THE CHARACRISTIC OFGEOCHEMISTRY ON THE Li, Shi-chao*; Gong,Fan-hao: THEDISCOVERY OFOIL MATURITY INSOURCEROCKS OF MECHANICALPROPERTIES AND THERMAL Nancy:Burnham, NON-DESTRUCTIVE INVESTIGATIONS Eichmann, ShannonL.*; Jacobi, David; Haque, Mohammad; BREAK SUBSURFACE GEOLOGICALINTERPRETATION IMAGE LOGS: APOWERFUL TOOL FORIMPROVED Carter, Matthew*; Ruehlicke, Bernd: BOREHOLE 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 214-12 214-11 214-10 214-9 Volcanology Division) Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and GeoChemistry; GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeology and Organics intheEnvironment (InternationalAssociationof T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements SESSION NO. 215 215-6 215-5 215-4 215-3 215-2 215-1 LeeAnn Munk,David T. Longand W. Lyons, Berry Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom404 215-8 215-7 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 2:50 PM 2:50 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM THE INTEGRATE WEBINAR SERIES ABOUT THE EARTH INASOCIETAL CONTEXT WITH A.:Cathryn BROADENING ADOPTIONOF TEACHING McFadden, R.*; Rory Newman, AliceC.; Manduca, CLASSROOMS GAS DEVELOPMENT TO MIDDLEANDHIGHSCHOOL RESEARCHERS BRINGING THE IMPACTS OFOILAND Hannigan, Michael; Hatheway, Becca: TEACHERS AND Gardiner, LisaS*; Hafich,Katya; Knight,Daniel; GENERATION RESOURCE EXTRACTION TO RENEWABLE ENERGY KNOWLEDGE ANDATTITUDES: FROM NATURAL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ SUSTAINABILITY ScottK.*;Clark, Perrault, Evan K.: INSIGHTSINTO BETWEEN SCIENCEANDSOCIETY COURSES SEEKING TO EMPHASIZE THE LINK CUSTOMIZABLE RESOURCESFORINTRODUCTORY Sheriff, Kathryn; Steer, David N.: INTEGRATE: ADAPTING A.;Cathryn Nagy-Shadman,ElizabethA.; Pelch, MichaelA.; LeeAnna Young; Czajka,C. Doug; Iverson, Ellen; Manduca, McConnell, David J.; A.*; Stuart Birnbaum, Chapman, COLLEGE ISSUES ININTRODUCTORY COURSES AT A TWO-YEAR Xiong, Yongliang*: MICROSCOPY (CCSEM) COMPUTER CONTROLLED SCANNING ELECTRON KOSOVO AT THE INDIVIDUAL PARTICLE LEVELUSING OF PBINSIXSOILSFROM MITROVICA, REPUBLICOF Hunt, Andrew*; Entwistle, Jane A.: SOURCEATTRIBUTION CONTAMINANTS INUTAH LAKE, UTAH THE SOURCESOFPOSSIBLEMINING-RELATED AND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS TO DETERMINE Steven H.: USESOFELEMENTAL CONCENTRATIONS Campbell, Stephen*; Jackson, Joshua W.; Emerman, SANDS MINE, ALBERTA, CANADA OF FLUIDPETROLEUM COKEDEPOSITSAT ANOIL Lawrence A.: VANADIUM ANDNICKELGEOCHEMISTRY Lindsay, Matthew B.J.*; Nesbitt,Jake A.; Swerhone, BIOREMEDIATION (RDX) NATURAL ATTENUATION ANDACTIVE Hakim: HEXAHYDRO-1,3,5-TRINITRO-1,3,5-TRIAZINE Wang, Dongping; Rearick, MichaelS.; Boukhalfa, OanaC.*;Marina, BennieA.; Martinez, Goering, Tim J.; NORTHERN PERU FROM PETROLEUM PRODUCTION INLORETO REGION, HYDROCARBON CONTAMINATION OFGROUNDWATER Cody; Steven Emerman, H.: MODELINGOFPOTENTIAL Katie*;Merten, Keck, Marissa; Mark; Christiansen, Payne, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS G.L.; Ueshima, Masato; Fowle, David A.: FATE OF Whittemore, DonaldO.*; Aguilar, Jonathan; Macpherson, LOS ALAMOS NEWMEXICO PRODUCTS INSOILS OF THE BANDELIER TUFT, AND TRANSPORT OFRDXANDITSDEGRADATION Pandey,Sachin; Vesselinov, Velimir; Tim:Goering, Oana;Marina, Reimus, Paul W.; WoldeGabriel, Giday; Heerspink, BrentP.*; Boukhalfa, Hakim; Ware, D.; Stuart BREAK SO 4 2– —H + —OH – SYSTEM TO HIGHIONICSTRENGTHS A PITZERMODELFORNA SESSION NO. 215 + —ND

FATE 3+ — 251 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 215

URANIUM FROM ARKANSAS RIVER WATER IN 216-10 4:05 PM Wu, Mingfei*; Li, Hao: AUTOMATIC MODELING AND IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE, SOUTHWEST KANSAS COUPLING OF GEOLOGICAL AND ENGINEERING 215-9 3:50 PM Fulton, James M.*; Herckes, Pierre; Fraser, Matthew P.: OBJECTS BASED ON TP VOLUME MICROBIAL PIGMENTS AND MEMBRANE LIPIDS 216-11 4:20 PM Gil, Yolanda*: INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS FOR AS INDICATORS OF SOIL CRUST INPUTS TO GEOSCIENCES: MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE ATMOSPHERIC DUST SCIENTIST AT A TIME (Invited Presentation) 215-10 4:05 PM Brown, Reid D.*; Cadol, Daniel; Frey, Bonnie: 216-12 4:40 PM Dressel, Brian W.*; Mahajan, Kanwal; Rodosta, Traci: GEOMORPHIC AND BIOTIC CONTROLS ON THE INTELLIGENT MONITORING SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AEOLIAN TRANSPORT OF URANIUM-BEARING DUST BEING CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF 215-11 4:20 PM Carling, Gregory T.*; Fernandez, Diego P.; Nelson, ENERGY (DOE)/NATIONAL ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Stephen T.; Aanderud, Zachary T.; Tingey, David G.; LABORATORY (NETL) FOR GEOLOGIC STORAGE OF CO Checketts, Hannah; Dastrup, Dylan B.: INVESTIGATING 2 TRANSPORT OF DUST-BORNE TRACE ELEMENTS 216-13 4:55 PM Peckham, Scott D.*: FUTURISTIC GEOSCIENCE FROM SNOWPACK TO SNOWMELT RUNOFF IN THE MODELING:SMART MODELING FRAMEWORKS, PROVO RIVER, UTAH SELF-DESCRIBING MODELS AND THE ROLE OF 215-12 4:35 PM Mills, Christopher T.*; Foster, Andrea L.; Bern, Carleton R.; STANDARDIZED METADATA (Invited Presentation) Wolf, Ruth E.; Morrison, Jean M.: CHALLENGES OF 5:15 PM POPUPS FROM POSTER PRESENTATIONS -- 2 ACCURATELY DETERMINING THE CR(VI) CONTENT MINUTES EACH OF SOILS CONTAMINATED WITH CHROMIUM ORE PROCESSING RESIDUE SESSION NO. 217 4:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Outreach, and Education Activities (GSA Geology and Health SESSION NO. 216 Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; T46. Advanced Information Systems and the Geosciences: GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Visioning the Future (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology Division) and Society Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 507 (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) Saugata Datta, Robert B. Finkelman, Nurdan S. Duzgoren-Aydin and 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 Karen Johannesson, Presiding Mary C. Hill, Suzanne A. Pierce and Basil Tikoff, Presiding 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 216-1 1:30 PM Myrbo, Amy*; Loeffler, Shane; McEwan, Reed; Ai, Sijia; 217-1 1:35 PM Bhattacharya, Prosun*; Ijumulana, Julian; Ligate, Fanuel J.; Low, Russanne: A VISION FOR MOBILE GEOSCIENCE Irunde, Regina; Lesafi, Fina Justine:ARSENIC IN THE IN OUTREACH, RESEARCH, AND CITIZEN SCIENCE, GOLD MINING AREAS OF NORTHERN TANZANIA AND USING FLYOVER COUNTRY (Invited Presentation) POTENTIAL HEALTH IMPACTS (Invited Presentation) 216-2 1:50 PM Bowen, Gabriel J.*; Putman, Annie; Oerter, Erik; 217-2 1:55 PM Hannigan, Robyn*: LEVERAGING GEOCHEMICAL Vander Zanden, Hannah; Woo, Jungha; Wunder, Michael; KNOWLEDGE TO ADVANCE UNDERSTANDING OF Zhao, Lan: EXPLORING PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL METALLO-DRUG TOXICITY (Invited Presentation) CONNECTIONS USING ISOMAP 217-3 2:15 PM Finkelman, Robert B.*; O’Connell, Ryan L.: 216-3 2:05 PM Walker, J. Douglas*; Tikoff, Basil; Newman, Julie; Good, COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHIES: AN ESSENTIAL Jessica; Ash, Jason; Andrew, Joseph E.; Williams, SERVICE TO THE GEOLOGY AND HEALTH COMMUNITY Randolph T.; Michels, Z.D.; Kahn, Maureen; Bunse, Emily G.: (Invited Presentation) THE STRABO DATA SYSTEM FOR STRUCTURAL 217-4 2:35 PM McGuire, Jennifer T.*; Illig, Kurt R.: THE ROLE OF GEOLOGY AND TECTONICS UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL GEOLOGY CURRICULUM 216-4 2:20 PM Stroker, Kelly J.*; Jencks, Jennifer; Cartwright, John C.; IN THE CONTEXT OF NEW FEDERAL STEM PRIORITIES Varner, Jesse: GOT DATA? CURRENT APPROACHES TO 217-5 2:50 PM Siegel, Malcolm*; Finkelman, Robert B.; Selinus, Olle: THE IMPROVING DATA DISCOVERY AND ACCESS ROLE OF MEDICAL GEOLOGY IN RISK ASSESSMENT, 216-5 2:35 PM Wyborn, Lesley A.I.*; Glaves, Helen: VIRTUAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION FOR PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTS: ENABLING A STEP CHANGE IN POLICY GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH GLOBALLY 217-6 3:05 PM Buck, Brenda J.*; Metcalf, Rodney V.; Berry, David; 216-6 2:50 PM McClure, Sheila*; Baughman, Jenna T.; Pelaez, Jess; McLaurin, Brett T.; Kent, Douglas; Goossens, Dirk; Januch, Pardo, Justin R.: PRELIMINARY GEOHYDROLOGIC Jed: NATURALLY OCCURRING ASBESTOS IN SOILS, APPLICATIONS OF SPATIAL PHYLOGENETIC SOUTHERN NEVADA: INTERPRETATIONS FOR WIND BIODIVERSITY ANALYSES IN THE MOJAVE NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION AND HUMAN EXPOSURE PRESERVE 217-7 3:20 PM Metcalf, Rodney V.*; Buck, Brenda J.; Sumner-Moore, Meg; 3:05 PM BREAK Austin, Tomoyo: GROWTH OF FIBROUS AMPHIBOLE 216-7 3:20 PM Pierce, Suzanne A.*; Fuentes-Pineda, Gibran; Arora, DURING HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION: IMPLICATIONS Ritu; Cabral-Cano, Enrique: GROWING INTELLIGENT FOR NON-OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO AMPHIBOLE SYSTEMS FOR GEOSCIENCES: STRENGTHENING ASBESTOS THE COMMUNITY AND CONNECTING CURRICULAR 3:35 PM BREAK DESIGNS 217-8 3:50 PM Longo, Bernadette Mae*: ACUTE ASTHMA AT KĪLAUEA 216-8 3:35 PM Foga, Steve*; Davis, Brian; Sauer, Brian; Dwyer, John L.: VOLCANO, HAWAI`I USA THE FUTURE OF LANDSAT DATA PRODUCTS: 217-9 4:05 PM Alauddin, Sarah*; Alauddin, Mohammad; Datta, ANALYSIS-READY DATA AND ESSENTIAL CLIMATE Saugata; Gwynne, Kelsey; Shaha, Sanjit: FLUORIDE VARIABLES IN GROUNDWATER IN EASTERN HILL TRACTS OF 216-9 3:50 PM Calef, Fred John*; Gengl, Hallie; Soliman, Tariq K.; Powell, BANGLADESH Mark W.; Abercrombie, Stewart P.: MULTI-MISSION 217-10 4:20 PM Godebo, Tewodros Rango*; Vengosh, Avner; Jeuland, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (MMGIS) FOR A Marc; Whitford, Gary; Tekle-Haimanot, Redda: FLUORIDE MARS ROVER

252 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 218-12 218-11 218-10 218-9 218-8 218-7 218-6 218-5 218-4 218-3 218-2 218-1 Marc Laflamme, SimonA.F. Darrochand James D. Schiffbauer, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom503 Geomicrobiology Division; Paleontological Society) T49. SystemsII(GSAGeobiology& GeobiologyofEarth-Life SESSION NO. 218 217-13 217-12 217-11 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM CHRONIC EXPOSURE THROUGH DRINKING WATER BIOACCUMULATION ANDENAMELFLUOROSIS FROM ASSOCIATED HEALTH IMPACTS IN COOKEDRICEGRAINSUSINGµXRFANDXANES- OF LOCALIZATION ANDSPECIATION OFARSENIC Lawrence: STUDYING THE EFFECTSANDCHANGES Datta, Saugata*; Ryan, Brooks; Kumar, Naresh; Davis, POPULATION INBANGLADESH TANNERY WASTES ANDHEALTH RISKSFORSLUM AND HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM INAIRFROM SOLID Hoque, Whahidul; Gerads, Russell: TOTAL CHROMIUM Sarah; Minchala,Sandra; Dham,Sanjita; Shaha,Sanjit; Alauddin, Mohammad*; Cekovic, Rabije; Alauddin, WATER CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE REUSEOFPRODUCED Jeremy K.; Kay: Camarillo, Mary CHEMICALADDITIVE Shonkoff, SethB.C.*; Stringfellow, William; Domen, SYSTEMS LONG-TERM STABILITY OFBONEIN TERRESTRIAL ASSOCIATED MICROBES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE Amy; Davoren, JonM.; Jennifer DeBruyn, M.: BONE- Keenan, Sarah W.*; Emmons, Alexandra L.; Mundorff, IN LAKEFRYXELL, ANTARCTICA PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITYOF THE MICROBIAL MATS Mackey, Tyler J.; Eisen, Jonathan; Sumner, Dawn Y.: Krusor, Megan*; Hawes, Ian; Jungblut, Anne; ALUMINOSILICATE CLAYS, ANDLEAF FOSSILIZATION NOT JUSTRUST: BACTERIAL BIOFILMS, AUTHIGENIC Locatelli, EmmaRose*; McMahon,Sean; Bilger, Hans: IT’S ARCHEAN-PALEOPROTEROZOIC TRANSITION DRAINAGE IMPACT ANDIMPLICATIONS FOR THE ZOMBIE MINESANDBRAINBIOFILMS: ACID MINE Havig, Jeff*; Hamilton, Trinity; Grettenberger, Christen: INDICATORS OFRECORDBIASORMASSRARITY? TAXA INMASSEXTINCTIONRECOVERY INTERVALS: Orzechowski, EmilyA.*; Finnegan,Seth: LAZARUS BREAK (Invited Presentation) INTERACTIONS INANCIENTENVIRONMENTS SYSTEMS ASPROBES OFORGANIC-MINERAL Wallace, AdamF.*; Schiffbauer, James D.: MODEL BY BLEACHING PRESERVATION: FOSSILPRESERVATION FOSTERED Krell, Frank-Thorsten*; James Hagadorn, W.: GHOST AND GUTBIOTA ONPRESERVATION INAMBER Gabbott, Sarah E.: THEINFLUENCEOFDEHYDRATION McCoy, E.*;Victoria Soriano, Carmen; Pegoraro, Mirko; FOSSILS OF THE SUNSPOT MINE, ILLINOIS, USA DIFFERENT HISTOLOGIES: MAZONCREEK-TYPE Wittmer, Jacalyn M.: COMPARING PRESERVATION OF Selly, Tara*; Rosbach,StephanieA.; Schiffbauer, James D.; RECORD LEARNING ANDITSPOTENTIAL FOR THE FOSSIL Wing, ScottL.: AUTOMATED LEAFANALYSIS WITH DEEP Serre, Thomas*; Nguyen, Thao; Eberhardt,Sven; Wilf, Peter; FOSSIL CHEMISTRY IN THE SYNCHROTRON Roy A.; Edwards, NicholasP.; Bergmann,Uwe: IMAGING Manning, PhillipLars*; Margaret; Egerton, Victoria Wogelius, PYRITIZATION ANDPATTERNS OFOCCURRENCE EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONSCONDUCIVE TO FOSSIL Broce, JesseS.*; Schneider, M.; Eric Schiffbauer, James D.: 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 218-14 218-13 219-12 219-11 219-10 219-9 219-8 219-7 219-6 219-5 219-4 219-3 219-2 219-1 Kerry Riley and Tammy Rittenour, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom405 and Autogenic Processes inLandscapeDynamics T60. QuantifyingandInterpretingtheRoleofClimate, Tectonics, SESSION NO. 219 5:05 PM PM 4:50 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM Woodward W.: Trower, ElizabethJ.*; Lamb, MichaelP.; Fischer, TAPHONOMY ONPALEOECOLOGICAL METRICS LOSS IN THE ROCKY INTERTIDAL: THE IMPACT OF Schachter, Laura*; Kosloski, Elizabeth: Mary INFORMATION CONCLUDING REMARKS CRETACEOUS, UTAH, USA CASTLEGATE FORMATION TRANSITION, UPPER DOMINATED BLACKHAWK TO SAND-DOMINATED SEDIMENT SUPPLY: ANEXAMPLEFROM THE MUD- THE RELATIVE SAND-TO-MUD RATIOS OFPALEO- EllenP.*;Chamberlin, Hajek,Elizabeth: ESTIMATING MEXICO) AFTERSEALEVELSTABILIZATION USUMACINTA ANDGRIJALVA RIVERS(SOUTHERN THE EVOLUTION OF THE STRAND-PLAIN OF THE David; Kinnaird, Tim; Roy, Priyadarsi: CONSTRAINING Munoz-Salinas, Esperanza*; Castillo, Miguel; Sanderson, THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM SEDIMENTATION: MODELINGANDEXAMPLESFROM CLIMATE PROXY RECORDS THROUGH AUTOGENIC Trampush, Sheila*; Hajek,Elizabeth: MODIFYING EVOLUTION IN THE MOJAVE DESERT ECOGEOMORPHIC RELATIONSHIPS ANDLANDSCAPE Joseph R.: ASPECTANDCLIMATIC CONTROLS ON Persico, Lyman P.*; McFadden, LeslieD.; McAuliffe, MOUNTAINS, CO, USA EVOLUTION IN THE SOUTHEASTSANJUAN John A.: POSTLASTGLACIAL MAXIMUM HILLSLOPE Aldred, Jennifer L.*; Eppes, M.C.; Kayser, Brandt; Diemer, Presentation) HIGH PLAINSOFEASTERNCOLORADO(Invited LEVEL, ANDRANDOMCHANNELINCISIONON THE BEDROCK? ANEXPLORATION OFCLIMATE, BASE- Shannon A.: WHAT CONTROLS GULLY INCISION TO Rengers, Francis K.*; Tucker, E.; Gregory Mahan, BREAK WESTERN HIMALAYA LOAD ANDRELATED EROSION INLANDSCAPINGOF Dubey, C.S.*: ROLE OFRIVERDISCHARGE, SEDIMENT THE PEARLRIVERBASIN SINCE THE EOCENE ON MODERNEROSION AND THE DEVELOPMENTOF Hu, Zhaochu; Sun,Zhen; Pahnke, Katherina: CONTROLS Liu, Chang*; Clift,Peter; Carter, Andrew; Boning,Philipp; EFFECTIVENESS (Invited Presentation) OF CLIMATIC REGIMESONGEOMORPHIC WITH LATITUDE: QUANTIFYING THE INFLUENCE Yanites, J.*; Brian Sorensen,Clay: LANDSCAPES Presentation) THROUGH LAYERED STRATIGRAPHY (Invited OF DETRITAL MINERALRECORDS WHEN ERODING Forte, AdamM.*; Whipple, Kelin X.; Yanites, Brian: BIASING LANDSCAPES RIVER BASINS PRODUCES LONG-LIVED TRANSIENT Amanda: DRAINAGE AREAEXCHANGEBETWEEN Beeson, Helen W.*; McCoy, Scott W.; Keen-Zebert, TECTONICS IN THE BETICSCORDILLERA, SPAIN REORGANIZATION INRESPONSE TO ACTIVE David: EVIDENCESOFDRAINAGE NETWORK Claudio*;Berti, Gao, Yang; James Carrigan, H.; Anastasio, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS WHY DOOOIDSGROW SOSLOWLY? SESSION NO. 219

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SESSION NO. 220 220-15 5:15 PM Reese, Joseph F.*; Straffin, Eric C.; Schnell, Steven M.: T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education “BEER FIRST, EARTH VERY CLOSE SECOND”: USING (GSA Geoscience Education Division) AMERICAN CRAFT BEER ICONOGRAPHY TO PORTRAY LOCAL EARTH SYSTEMS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D Sadredin C. Moosavi, Steven Semken and Diana Dalbotten, Presiding SESSION NO. 221 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T87. Supporting Diverse Student Populations: Innovations 220-1 1:35 PM Rueger, Bruce F.*; Shailer, Mandy: MAKING TRACKS: and Strategies for Geo-Success (International Association for CREATING VIRTUAL NATURAL HISTORY FIELD GUIDES Geoscience Diversity; GSA Geoscience Education Division; FOR THE NATURE RESERVES AND NATIONAL PARKS National Association of Geoscience Teachers; National OF BERMUDA Earth Science Teachers Association; National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YC Division; NAGT TED (Teacher 220-2 1:50 PM Jolley, Alison*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Kennedy, Ben; Brogt, Education Division) ) Erik; Fraser, Lyndon: CONSIDERING PLACE AS A MEANS TO LINK DISCRETE EXPOSURES WITHIN ROADSIDE 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF GEOLOGY FIELD TRIPS Wendi J.W. Williams and René A. Shroat-Lewis, Presiding 220-3 2:05 PM Moosavi, Sadredin C.*: PLACE-BASED APPROACHES 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION – THE THREE LEGGED 221-1 1:35 PM Dahl, Robyn Mieko*; Caesar, Kylie; Droser, Mary L.: STOOL “UNDERREPRESENTED” IS NOT JUST A BUZZWORD: A 220-4 2:20 PM Carey, Michael C.*: A MODEL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY, CLOSER LOOK AT THE LACK OF ETHNIC AND RACIAL GEOSCIENCE-RICH PLACE-BASED EDUCATION DIVERSITY IN THE GEOSCIENCES AND POTENTIAL 220-5 2:35 PM Curtis, Daniel*; Burns, Diane: A PLACE FOR SCIENCE: SOLUTIONS GEOSCIENCE OUTREACH UTILIZING COMMUNITY 221-2 1:50 PM King, Seth L.*: AN INVESTIGATION OF HIGH DROPOUT RESOURCES RATES AMONG INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS STUDYING 220-6 2:50 PM Xu, Cassie*; Bjornton, John: PIERMONT MARSH AND IN STEM MAJORS IN THE U.S. THROUGH ANALYSIS OF LAMONT-DOHERTY EARTH OBSERVATORY AS LIVING THE KOREAN GEOPHYSICS CLASSROOM CLASSROOMS 221-3 2:05 PM Carabajal, Ivan G.*; Atchison, Christopher L.: 220-7 3:05 PM Dorr, Perle*; Gardine, Lea; Tape, Carl; Bravo, Tammy K.; PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF FIELD-BASED Cubley, Joel F.; Samolczyk, Mary A.; Taber, John; West, ACCESSIBILITY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF U.S. Michael E; Busby, Robert: USING EARTHSCOPE’S GEOSCIENCE DEPARTMENTS TRANSPORTABLE ARRAY TO PROMOTE PLACE-BASED 221-4 2:20 PM Cerveny, Niccole V.*; Webb, Eddie: TRADITIONAL NATIVE LEARNING IN ALASKA AND WESTERN CANADA AMERICAN STORY TELLING ENHANCES GEOSCIENCE 3:20 PM BREAK PEDAGOGY 220-8 3:30 PM Semken, Steven*; Londono, S. Carolina; Garcia, Angel A.; 221-5 2:35 PM Gardner, Daniel J.*: ACCOMMODATIONS FOR VISUALLY Brandt, Elizabeth: INTEGRATING ETHNOGEOLOGICAL IMPARED STUDENTS IN GEOLOGY LAB KNOWLEDGE INTO PLACE-BASED GEOSCIENCE 221-6 2:50 PM Gatesy, David J.*; Smay, Jessica J.: A STUDENT’S TEACHING PERSPECTIVE OF STRATEGIES FOR FACULTY WITH 220-9 3:45 PM Borch, Anna E.*; Harris, Sommer; Quane, Steve; Bates, STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Colin: BEYOND THE BARRIER: COMMUNICATING 221-7 3:05 PM Callahan, Kiel*: ADDRESSING CHALLENGES DURING GEOLOGICAL HISTORY AND HAZARDS IN THE SEA TO AT-SEA RESEARCH SKY CORRIDOR, B.C 3:20 PM DISCUSSION 220-10 4:00 PM Tano, Mervyn*: THE AHUPUA’A AS A MODEL FOR 3:30 PM BREAK ENVISIONING AND TEACHING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN: THE PHYSICAL, POLITICAL, AND 221-8 3:45 PM Williams, Wendi J.W.*: PROMOTING DIVERSITY CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTS; TRADITIONAL THROUGH DELIBERATE INCLUSIVE APPROACHES TO MAKE THE GEOSCIENCES MORE ACCESSIBLE AGRICULTURE; AND MĀLAMA ‘ĀINA IN 21ST CENTURY HAWAI’I 221-9 4:00 PM Atchison, Christopher L.*; Whitmeyer, Steven J.; Piatek, 220-11 4:15 PM Dalbotten, Diana*; Bueno Watts, Nievita; Geraghty Ward, Jennifer L.; Marshall, Anita M.; Carabajal, Ivan G.; Pyle, Emily M.: A GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY Eric J.; De Paor, Declan; Eriksson, Susan C.: EXPANDING THAT IS FOCUSED ON COMMUNITY-BASED ACCESS TO FIELD-BASED LEARNING THROUGH THE PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH ON NATIVE USE OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES AND MIXED-ABILITY RESERVATIONS--THE REU ON SUSTAINABLE LAND STUDENT GROUPING (Invited Presentation) AND WATER RESOURCES 221-10 4:15 PM Parcell, William C.*: 3D SIMULATOR FOR TRAINING IN 220-12 4:30 PM Aubele, Jayne C.*; Crumpler, Larry S.: IT’S LIKE MARS: BASIC GEOLOGIC FIELD MAPPING METHODS USING PLANETARY ANALOGS TO TEACH PLACE- 221-11 4:30 PM Martinez, Valeria V.*; Serpa, Laura F.: DISCOVERING NEW BASED GEOSCIENCE AT THE NEW MEXICO MUSEUM DINOSAUR FOOTPRINTS AND FOOT TRACKS USING OF NATURAL HISTORY & SCIENCE STRUCTURE FROM MOTION DATA 220-13 4:45 PM Siriani, Simone P.*; Visaggi, Christy C.; Martinez, Jessica; 221-12 4:45 PM Hayes, Emily Blythe*: INNOVATING GEOSCIENCE Galbreath, Brianna; Acker, Adam S.: RESTRUCTURING EDUCATION IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES BY NON-MAJORS AND PRE-SERVICE TEACHER INTRODUCING TECHNOLOGICAL FIELD-BASED EDUCATION COURSES IN GEOSCIENCES TO BE LEARNING FOUNDED IN PLACE 221-13 5:00 PM Brame, Roderic I.*: USING SYSTEMIC EFFORTS 220-14 5:00 PM Smith, Hayley Joyell*; Casey, David: WHO IS ANSWERING HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY TO IMPROVE THE MILLENNIALS’ CALL FOR MORE EXPERIENTIAL ACCESSIBILITY AND OPPORTUNITY IN GEOSCIENCE EARTH SYSTEMS EDUCATION? NUMUNDO: EDUCATION THE ONLINE NETWORK-BUILDING PLATFORM 5:15 PM DISCUSSION CONNECTING THE SUPPLY OF EDUCATIONAL 5:25 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS CENTERS WITH THE DEMAND FOR PROJECT ORIENTED AND PLACE-BASED LEARNING.

254 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 223-1 Brian T. Huber, PincelliM. HullandKenneth G. MacLeod,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom505 Volcanology Division; Paleontological Research Institution) of America; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Foundation; Paleontological Society; MineralogicalSociety and Paleogene MarineEcosystemsand Climate(Cushman T130. Influenceof Volcanism ontheEvolution ofCretaceous SESSION NO. 223 222-13 222-12 222-11 222-10 222-9 222-8 222-7 222-6 222-5 222-4 222-3 222-2 222-1 Badurek,Presiding Chris 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom504 and DataSources (GeoscienceInformation Society) T92. OpenData, OpenAccess: Trends inGeosciencePublications SESSION NO. 222 223-2 223-3 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM PM 1:45 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM Huber, Brian T.*: WASCO VOLCANOGENIC REGION BASED ON DEMDATA TYPE RAREEARTHS OREIN THE EASTERNNANLING CONDITION ANALYSIS OF THE ION-ABSORBING Liu, Xinxing*: THEMETALLOGENIC GEOMORPHIC WEST SIDEOF THE SHEEPRANGE, NEVADA EXTENSIONAL FAULT ANDMEGABRECCIAGEOMETRY, Guth, Peter L.*: USING3DGIS TO REVEAL INTERACTIVE 3DOBJECTS RESEARCH ANDEDUCATION THAT EXPLORE Gentle, John: TANGIBLETRANSFORMATIONS: SCIENCE Rosado, Giselle; Thompson, Zoi; Noe; Naredo-Martinez, Pierce, SuzanneA.*; Pippin,James; Matheney, Megan; BREAK PROCESS SURGE: THE AGENCIES WITH RESPECT TO HURRICANESTORM COMMUNICATED WITH LOCAL, STATE ANDFEDERAL Benimoff, AlanI.*; Fritz, William J.; Kress, Michael: HOW WE GAS WELLS INPENNSYLVANIA AS ASOLUTIONFORLOCATING LEGACY OILAND Meghani, NooreenA.*; Wendt, AnnaK.: CITIZENSCIENCE WESTERN KANSAS APPLICATION TO THE HIGH PLAINSAQUIFER IN VISUALIZINGEVOLUTION WATER WITH RESOURCE Porter, MistyE.*; C.: Hill,Mary METHODSFOR LUXURY OFGEOSPATIAL DATA INALASKA Buarapha, Abby*; Schroeder, Britta; Kinsman,Nicole: THE BREAK GEOSCIENCES ESCIENCE USEOFGISANDIMAGERY DATA IN THE Badurek, Chris*: RESEARCHDATA COMPETENCIESFOR PLACES TO REQUESTS FORINFORMATION ABOUTSENSITIVE Zellmer, LindaR.*: PROTECTING PLACES: RESPONDING MATERIALS FORGISNUGGETS Wild, EmilyC.*: PROSPECTING THE USGSLIBRARY DATABASE INTO GEOREF; STATUS REPORT Joseph, Lura E.*: PROJECT TO COMBINEAGUIDEBOOK THE EARTH SCIENCES DATA SHARINGENCOURAGES ARTICLE SHARING IN Teplitzky, Samantha*: OPENDATA, [OPEN]ACCESS: HOW GEOSCIENCES LANDSCAPE OFOPENACCESS PUBLISHINGIN THE Hardy, ShaunJ.*; Bielskas, Amanda: THECHANGING PRIMARY DRIVEROFCRETACEOUS CLIMATE? PALEOCO NANNOFOSSIL PALEOFLUXES ASPROXY FOR Erba, Elisabetta*; Bottini,Cinzia: CALCAREOUS VOLCANISM ANDITSINFLUENCEONCARBON Miller, Brent V.; Humberto: CENOMANIAN Carvajal-Ortiz, Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos; Junium, K.; Christopher Paez-Reyes, Manuel*; Guerrediaga,Ashley; Rea,Rebecca; 2 DURING THE APTIAN 25–28 September 2 THE

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 224-5 224-4 224-3 224-2 224-1 A.Matt Saltzman,StephenLeslieandErik Presiding Sperling, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom3C Paleontological Research Institution) and Paleoenvironmental I(Paleontological Change Society; T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, SESSION NO. 224 223-4 223-11 223-10 223-9 223-8 223-7 223-6 223-5

2:35 PM 2:15 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 4:45 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM ANOMALIES: A CASESTUDY OFCAMBRIANSERIES EXTINCTION EVENTS ANDCARBONISOTOPE Lin, Jih-Pai*: COUPLINGOFCAMBRIAN TRILOBITE EVOLUTION IMPLICATIONS FOREARLY CAMBRIANBRACHIOPOD LAGERSTÄTTE (CAMBRIANSTAGE 3), NEVADA AND MICKWITZIA FROM THE INDIAN SPRINGS Babcock, LorenE.: EXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED Butler, AodhánD.*; Streng,Michael; Holmer, LarsE.; PRECAMBRIAN OF THE SEDIMENTATIONLENS THROUGH THE THE NATURE OFCAMBRIANCARBONATE Bergmann, Kristin*; Cantine, Marjorie; Knoll,Andrew H.: PALEOZOIC (Invited Presentation) EARLYCYCLING THROUGH THE BIOGEOCHEMICAL BIOTURBATION ANDIMPLICATIONS FORGLOBAL Tarhan, Lidya G.*: PROTRACTED DEVELOPMENT OF PALEOZOIC ANIMAL DIVERSIFICATION EVENTSOF THE EARLY MORPHOLOGY ANDECOLOGYDURING THE GREAT IN NONCALCIFIEDMACROALGAL (“SEAWEED”) Zhao, Yuanlong:Shuhai; LoDuca, Steven T.*; Bykova, Natalia; Wu, Mengyin; Xiao, CO Breecker, DanielO.*; Royer, DanaL.: DIDATMOSPHERIC TROPICAL REALM CYCLING DURINGOCEANICANOXIC EVENT2IN THE CO Kirtland Turner, Sandra*; Greene, Sarah E.: ISVOLCANIC FROM ELKEF, TUNISI FROM OXYGEN ISOTOPIC RATIOS INFISHDEBRIS CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE BOUNDARY INFERRED Negra, Hedi: TEMPERATURE CHANGEACROSS THE MacLeod, Kenneth G.*; Quinton,Page C.; Sepulveda, Julio; ISLAND, ANTARCTICA RECORDED INMOLLUSKSHELLSFROM SEYMOUR CLIMATIC IMPACTS OFDECCAN TRAPS VOLCANISM Petersen, Sierra V*; Dutton,Andrea; Lohmann,Kyger C.: TROPICAL PACIFIC DURING THE MAASTRICHTIAN EXTINCTION AND TWO DISSOLUTIONEVENTSIN THE MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Thomas, Deborah J.: INOCERAMID Dameron, Serena*; Leckie, R. Mark; Kendra Clark, R.; FORMATION, DENMARK(Invited Presentation) NORTH ATLANTIC IGNEOUSPROVINCE FROM THE FUR THERMAL MAXIMUM: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THE INTERACTIONS DURING THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE Schultz, Bo; Svensen, H.: Henrik VOLCANO-CLIMATE Planke, Sverre; Jerram, DougalA.; Callegaro, Sara; Jones, Morgan T.*; Augland, LarsE.; Tegner, Christian; BREAK MODELING PERSPECTIVE CRETACEOUS CLIMATE EVOLUTION FROM A Poulsen, J.*; Christopher Tabor, Clay R.: LATE CRETACEOUS: AQUANTITATIVE COMPILATION PHANEROZOIC ANDITSGLOBAL FLARE-UPSINLATE EPISODICITY OFCONTINENTAL ARCACTIVITY IN Cao, Wenrong*; Lee, Cin-Ty A.; Lackey, Jade Star: GREENHOUSE? (Invited Presentation) Presentation) EXCURSIONS OF THE PALEOGENE? (Invited DISCUSSION 2 2 FORCE THE MID-CRETACEOUS HOT APLAUSIBLE DRIVERFORCARBONISOTOPE PATTERNSAND TRENDS SESSION NO. 224

255 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 224

2-3 BOUNDARY CANDIDATE SECTIONS IN GUIZHOU AND GLOBAL STABILITY OF PERMIAN-TRIASSIC CHINA COMMUNITIES OF THE KAROO BASIN 224-6 2:50 PM Moore, John L.*; Porter, Susannah M.: CHANCELLORIID 225-5 2:30 PM Black, Benjamin Alexander*; Neely, Ryan; Lamarque, SCLERITES FROM THE DYERAN–DELAMARAN Jean-Francois; Kiehl, Jeffrey; Elkins-Tanton, Linda T.; (“LOWER”–“MIDDLE” CAMBRIAN) BOUNDARY Shields, Christine; Mills, Michael; Bardeen, Charles: INTERVAL OF THE PIOCHE–CALIENTE REGION, SIBERIAN TRAPS SULFUR AND CARBON DEGASSING NEVADA, USA AND END-PERMIAN CLIMATE FEEDBACKS (Invited 224-7 3:05 PM Hildenbrand, Anne*; Austermann, Gregor; Ifrim, Christina; Presentation) Bengtson, Peter: MIDDLE CAMBRIAN AGNOSTID 225-6 2:50 PM Bucher, Hugo*; Baresel, Björn; Brosse, Morgane; Cordey, TRILOBITES FROM THE MANUELS RIVER FORMATION, Fabrice; Guodun, Kuang; Schaltegger, Urs: HIGH AVALON PENINSULA NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA: PRECISION U-PB DATING OF THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC THEIR PALAEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC RELATIONS AND BOUNDARY IN MARINE DEEP WATER SETTINGS IMPLICATION FOR PALAEOGEOGRAPHY 225-7 3:05 PM Sedlacek, Alexa R.C.*; Saltzman, Matthew R.; Twitchett, 3:20 PM BREAK Richard J.; Algeo, Thomas J.: STRONTIUM ISOTOPE 224-8 3:35 PM Landing, Ed*: ONSET OF THE EARLY PALEOZOIC: STRATIGRAPHY THROUGH THE LATEST PERMIAN GLOBAL HYPERWARMING AND PALEOGEOGRAPHY MASS EXTINCTION EVENT AND PERMIAN/TRIASSIC DURING THE CAMBRIAN EVOLUTIONARY RADIATION BOUNDARY AT DAWEN, GREAT BANK OF GUIZHOU, (CER) SOUTH CHINA 224-9 3:50 PM Schiffbauer, James D.*; Huntley, John Warren; Fike, 225-8 3:20 PM Schoepfer, Shane D.*; Godbold, Amanda Lynn; Henderson, David A.; Jeffrey, Matthew Jarrell; Gregg, Jay M.; Charles M.: PORCUPINE CREEK – A PERMIAN-TRIASSIC Shelton, Kevin L.: DECOUPLING EXCURSIONS, BOUNDARY SECTION FROM THE ENIGMATIC CACHE EXTINCTIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE: THE CREEK TERRANE, BRITISH COLUMBIA TIME-TRANSGRESSIVE AND FACIES-DEPENDENT 225-9 3:35 PM Jattiot, Romain*; Bucher, Hugo; Brayard, Arnaud; CAMBRIAN SPICE EVENT Brosse, Morgane; Jenks, Jim; Bylund, Kevin G.: A NEW 224-10 4:05 PM LeRoy, Matthew A.*; Gill, Benjamin C.: EVIDENCE FOR THE KEY SMITHIAN (EARLY TRIASSIC) QUANTITATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF ANOXIA DURING THE CAMBRIAN AMMONOID BIOCHRONOLOGY FROM THE WESTERN SPICE EVENT FROM THE NOLICHUCKY AND EAU USA BASIN CLAIRE FORMATIONS OF KENTUCKY AND OHIO, USA 225-10 3:50 PM Bagherpour, Borhan*; Bucher, Hugo; Baresel, Björn; 224-11 4:20 PM Quinton, Page C.*; Miller, James F.; Ethington, Raymond L.; Baud, Aymon; Brosse, Morgane; Martini, Rossana; MacLeod, Kenneth G.: EARLY ORDOVICIAN CLIMATE Vennemann, Torsten; Guodun, Kuang; Schaltegger, Urs: FLUCTUATIONS INFERRED FROM CONODONT PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ON EARLIEST OXYGEN ISOTOPES TRIASSIC MICROBIALITES IN THE NANPANJIANG BASIN (SOUTH CHINA) 224-12 4:35 PM Elrick, Maya*; Wagner, Alyssa; Hough, Gretchen; Finnegan, Seth: EARLY TO MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN 225-11 4:05 PM Baud, Aymon*; Friesenbichler, Evelyn; Krystyn, Leopold; HIGH-FREQUENCY (104-105 YR) CLIMATE CHANGES Sahakyan, Lilit; Richoz, Sylvain: BASAL INDUAN (EARLY DETECTED USING OXYGEN ISOTOPES OF MARINE TRIASSIC) GIANT SPONGE-MICROBIAL BUILD-UPS IN APATITE FROM CYCLIC MARINE CARBONATES ARMENIA: MICROFACIES ANALYSES AND CARBON ISOTOPE STUDIES 224-13 4:50 PM Edwards, Cole T.*; Saltzman, Matthew R.; Royer, Dana L.: OXYGENATION AS A DRIVER OF THE GREAT 225-12 4:20 PM Brosse, Morgane*; Baud, Aymon; Bucher, Hugo; ORDOVICIAN BIODIVERSIFICATION EVENT (Invited Goudemand, Nicolas; Nützel, Alexander; Ware, David; Frisk, Presentation) Åsa; Hagdorn, Hans: BASAL TRIASSIC OMAN OASES: GRIESBACHIAN CRINOIDAL LIMESTONE FROM THE 5:10 PM Henderson, Miles A.*; Kah, Linda C.: 224-14 SULFUR-CYCLING BATAIN PLAIN, EASTERN OMAN IN THE DARRIWILIAN (MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN) OF ARGENTINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR OCEAN 225-13 4:35 PM Schneebeli-Hermann, Elke*; Hochuli, Peter A.; Bucher, CIRCULATION AND THE REDOX EVOLUTION OF THE Hugo: A SERIES OF CRISES – THE EARLY TRIASSIC ORDOVICIAN OCEAN FLORAL RECORD (Invited Presentation) 225-14 4:55 PM Petsios, Elizabeth*; Pietsch, Carlie; Bottjer, David J.: SESSION NO. 225 COMPLEX PATTERNS OF COMMUNITY RECOVERY T144. The Permian-Triassic Crisis and Its Aftermath: Biotic, FOLLOWING THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC MASS Climatic, and Environmental Upheavals (Paleontological Society; EXTINCTION: PERCEPTION OF RECOVERY IS SCALE- Paleontological Research Institution) DEPENDENT 225-15 5:10 PM Leu, Marc*; Bucher, Hugo; Goudemand, Nicolas: NEW 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB EVIDENCE FROM THE NORTHERN INDIAN MARGIN Hugo Bucher, Thomas J. Algeo and Peter Roopnarine, Presiding DOES NOT SUPPORT A CONODONT LILLIPUT EFFECT 225-1 1:30 PM Nye, Steven*; Brookfield, Michael; Hannigan, Robyn: AT THE SMITHIAN-SPATHIAN BOUNDARY EXTINCTION PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES PRIOR TO THE EVENT PERMIAN-TRIASSIC TRANSITION - EVIDENCE FROM 5:25 PM DISCUSSION THE MANDAKPAL VALLEY SECTION, KASHMIR, INDIA 225-2 1:45 PM Gastaldo, Robert A.*; Neveling, Johann; Geissman, J.W.; SESSION NO. 226 Kamo, Sandra L.; Looy, Cindy V.; Bamford, Marion K.: T175. Aeolian Processes in Time and Space: Evidence from VARIABILITY IN THE LATE PERMIAN LANDSCAPE Landforms and Sediments (GSA Quaternary Geology and OF THE UPPER BALFOUR FORMATION (BEAUFORT Geomorphology Division; International Society for Aeolian GROUP STRATA, KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA) Research; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for 225-3 2:00 PM Lucas, Spencer G.*: PERMIAN TETRAPOD EXTINCTION Sedimentary Geology)) EVENTS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 2:15 PM Weik, Allen S.*; Roopnarine, Peter D.; Dineen, Ashley A.; 225-4 Alan F. Halfen, Nicholas Lancaster, William C. Johnson, Tammy M. Rittenour and Angielczyk, Kenneth D.: A GENERALIZED MODEL OF Ryan Ewing, Presiding POPULATION DYNAMICS, FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE

256 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Presiding S.Mark Zellman, Dean Ostenaa,Richard W. and Briggs Will Levandowski, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom406 Colorado Scientific Society) Rocky MountainSection; ColoradoGeologicalSurvey; Association ofEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologists- Association ofEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologists; GSA Environmental and EngineeringGeologyDivision; Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division; GeologyandGeomorphology Montana) (GSAQuaternary U.S. Transition Region(New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Paleoseismic Investigations intheRocky Mountain–Central T177. for InsightsandChallenges Geomorphic, Geologic, and SESSION NO. 227 226-13 226-12 226-11 226-10 226-9 226-8 226-7 226-6 226-5 226-4 226-3 226-2 226-1 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:30 PM IMPACTS OFSOILDEFLATION IN WEST GREENLAND Ross A.: THEGEOMORPHICANDECOLOGICAL Governali, Francesca C.; Urbanowicz, M.; Christine Virginia, Heindel, RuthC.*; Chipman, Jonathan W.; Culler, Lauren; DROUGHT SOURCES ANDFLUXDURING THE 1930SDUSTBOWL Bolles, Kasey*; Forman, Steven L.: INFERREDDUST THE MEDITERRANEAN IN THE FORMATION OFDIVERSESOIL TYPES AROUND IMPACTED GRAINSIZEOF LOESSANDDUSTRESULT Amit, Rivka*; Enzel, Yehouda; Crouvi,Onn: DISTANCE- AEROSOLS GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC LOADING OFMINERALDUST Miller, RonL.; Heald,ColetteL.; Haustein,Karsten: THE Kok, Jasper F.*; Ridley, David A.; Zhou,Qing; Zhao, Chun; SAUDI ARABIANDOLOMITES MULTIPLE EPISODESOF YARDANG EVOLUTION IN Amoudi, Saeed; Jeaid,Abdurrahman; Nabhan,Abdullah: MirF.;Karim, Dini,SalehM.; Sabbahi, Abdulraheem; Whitney, John W.*; Banakar, Ahmed; Memesh,Abdulla M.; CLIMATE VARIABILITY BETWEEN NORTHERN ANDSOUTHERNHEMISPHERE WESTERN ARGENTINAANDPOTENTIAL LINKAGES EOLIAN DEPOSITIONOF THE PAMPEAN SANDSEA, Forman, Steven L.*; Tripaldi, Alfonsina: 80KARECORDOF Presentation) NORTHERN CHINA-ACRITICALREVIEW(Invited OF SANDSEASANDFORMATIVE PROCESSES IN LouisA.:Scuderi, INITIAL TIMING OFFORMATION Yang, Xiaoping*; Eitel,Bernhard; Forman, Steven L.; BREAK MOVEMENT VECTORSAND AUTOMATED EXTRACTION OFBARCHAN POSITIONS LouisA.*;Scuderi, Weissmann, S.; Gary Hartley, J.: Adrian MONUMENT OBSERVATIONS AT WHITE SANDSNATIONAL OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL DUNEMORPHODYNAMIC Virginia; Reiser, M. Hildegard; Bustos, David: ADECADE Ewing, Ryan C.*; Kocurek, Gary; David; Mohrig, Smith, (Invited Presentation) OF WIND-DRIVEN SANDFLUX WITH SHEARSTRESS Kok, Jasper F.*; RaleighL.: Martin, LINEARSCALING GOVERNING DUNEACTIVITY ANALYSIS OFCLIMATIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS Lancaster, Nicholas*; Hesse, Paul: GEOSPATIAL Presentation) FOR THE AEOLIANSCIENCECOMMUNITY(Invited TOWARDS ADATA-RICH FUTURE: CHALLENGES LouisA.*;Scuderi, Weissmann, S.; Gary Hartley, J.: Adrian HOT SPOTS OFEARLY CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT FOR DESERT RESEARCH: DESERT-MARGIN AREAS: GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISIONFAROUK EL-BAZ AWARD Eitel, Bernhard*: GSAQUATERNARY GEOLOGYAND 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 227-12 227-11 227-10 227-9 227-8 227-7 227-6 227-5 227-4 227-3 227-2 227-1 228-1 Evan Jones, Peter P. Flaig,Brady Z. Foreman Hansford, andMark Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom401 Geology); GeologyDivision) GSASedimentary Toward aNew Facies Model(SEPM(Societyfor Sedimentary T206. The Effects ofDischarge Variability onAlluvialStratigraphy: SESSION NO. 228 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM WYOMING DEFORMATION IN THE NORTHERN WIND RIVERBASIN, EVALUATION OFQUATERNARY INTRAPLATE GEOMORPHOLOGICAL ANDGEOPHYSICAL Delisle, Clarke*; Gomez,Francisco; Sandvol, Eric: TEXAS ANDSOUTHEASTERNNEWMEXICO THE GUADALUPE ANDBROKEOFF MOUNTAINS, WEST GEOMORPHOLOGY OFEPHEMERALCHANNELSIN RECENTLY ACTIVE FAULTS BASED ON THE Salinas, Marie*; Christine Tranel, LisaM.: INVESTIGATING GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WY ACTIVITY IN THE TETON RANGEFROM LAKESIN OF DEGLACIATION ANDPOSTGLACIAL TECTONIC B.;Mark Wattrus, NigelJ.: THESEDIMENTARY RECORD Larsen, Darren*; Crump, Sarah E.; Harbert, William; Abbott, CHERAW FAULT INVESTIGATION OF THE NORTHEAST SECTIONOF THE S.*;Zellman, Mark Ostenaa,Dean: PALEOSEISMIC IT SEEMS? CONUNDRUMS –IS THE HAZARDREALLY ASLOW AS Ostenaa, Dean*: COLORADOPALEOSEISMIC TRANSITION REGIONINCOLORADO HAZARDS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN-CENTRAL U.S. Patricia; Dober, Mark: ISSUESINASSESSINGSEISMIC Wong, Ivan G.*; Olig,Susan; Bott,Jacqueline; Thomas, Presentation) TEMPORARY SEISMICNETWORKS, 2008-2010(Invited GRANDE RIFTFROM THE USARRAY ANDCREST SEISMICITY OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS ANDRIO Nakai, Jenny S.*; Sheehan,AnneF.; Bilek,SusanL.: BREAK DATING (Invited Presentation) RELATIVE DATING ANDCOSMOGENICRADIONUCLIDE FAULT MOVEMENT INCOLORADO: INSIGHTSFROM SURFICIAL DEPOSITS TO CONSTRAINQUATERNARY Foster, MelissaA.*; S.: Anderson,Robert USING ACROSS THE CONTERMINOUSUNITEDSTATES RESULTS FROM MOMENT TENSOR INVERSIONS COMPLEX STRESS WHERE EASTMEETS WEST: Levandowski, Will*; Briggs,Richard W.; S.: Zellman,Mark TRANSITION ZONE THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN–CENTRAL UNITEDSTATES SCALE CHARACTERIZATION OFLGATTENUATION IN McNamara, Daniel E.: AHIGHRESOLUTION, LOCAL- AbdelHameid, Danya*; Levandowski, Will; Boyd, Oliver S.; INVERSION OFMAGNETOTELLURIC DATA THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN FRONT: 2DANISOTROPIC LITHOSPHERIC RESISTIVITYSTRUCTURE BENEATH Feucht, Daniel*; Bedrosian,Paul A.; Sheehan,Anne: Presentation) CORDILLERA ANDCRATONIC INTERIOR(Invited THE TRANSITION BETWEEN THE NORTH AMERICAN AND ELEVATED OLIGOCENEHEAT FLOW ACROSS A.:Shari LITHOSPHERIC HYDRATION GRADIENT Landman, RachelL.*; Flowers, RebeccaM.; Kelley, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DYNAMICS INSEDIMENTAND WATER DISCHARGES Frances: ANALYSIS OFMULTI-DECADAL (1960-2010) Cohen, Sagy*; Syvitski,James; Kettner, Albert; Dunn, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 228

257 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 228

FROM GLOBAL RIVERS: TEMPORAL VARIABILITY AND 229-2 1:45 PM Çemen, Ibrahim*; Catlos, Elizabeth J.; Hancer, Mete; INTRA-BASIN CONTROLS Ozdemir, Burcu; Miller, Lauren; Ozerdem, Cenk: LARGE 228-2 1:55 PM Jones, Evan*; Plink-Bjorklund, Piret: PERSISTENCE SCALE CENOZOIC CRUSTAL EXTENSION IN WESTERN AND PEAKEDNESS OF RIVER DISCHARGE ACROSS ANATOLIA EXTENDED TERRANE (WAET), TURKEY MULTIPLE TIMESCALES 229-3 2:00 PM Catlos, Elizabeth J.*; Etzel, Thomas M.; Kelly, Eric D.; 228-3 2:10 PM Fielding, Christopher R.*: STRONGLY SEASONAL Ashley, Kyle T.; Çemen, Ibrahim; Oyman, Tolga: RESPONSE RIVERS IN THE SUBHUMID TROPICS OF NORTHEAST TO SLAB ROLL-BACK: REVEALING THE GEODYNAMIC AUSTRALIA – DISCHARGE VARIABILITY AS A HISTORY OF WESTERN TURKEY FROM THE BIGA CONTROL ON DEPOSITIONAL PROCESS AND PENINSULA TO THE MENDERES MASSIF (Invited PRODUCT Presentation) 228-4 2:25 PM Goodbred, Steven L.*; Pickering, Jennifer L.; Sincavage, 229-4 2:20 PM Etzel, Thomas M.*; Lizzadro-McPherson, Daniel; Kelly, Ryan; Hossain, Saddam: EFFECT OF SHIFTING Eric D.; Catlos, Elizabeth J.; Ashley, Kyle T.; Ozerdem, HYDROLOGIC REGIMES ON THE BENGAL BASIN AND Cenk; Cemen, Ibrahim: HIGH-RESOLUTION GARNET GANGES-BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER DELTA SEQUENCE: P-T PATHS FOR THE CENTRAL MENDERES MASSIF, MONSOON VARIABILITY AND LAKE-BURST FLOODS IN WESTERN TURKEY THE LATE QUATERNARY (Invited Presentation) 229-5 2:35 PM Pavlides, Spyridon*; Valkaniotis, Sotiris: EXTENSIONAL 228-5 2:45 PM Flaig, Peter P.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; van der Kolk, TECTONICS OF THE CORINTH GULF (CENTRAL Dolores A.; McCarthy, Paul J.; Fiorillo, Anthony R.; Suarez, GREECE) AND THE GEOMETRY OF THE DELPHI- Celina; Jackson, Adam: CHARACTERISTICS AND ORACLE FAULT CONTROLS ON HIGH LATITUDE SEDIMENTATION IN 229-6 2:50 PM Hart, Nicole R.*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Lavier, Luc L.; THE CRETACEOUS OF ALASKA AND THE PERMIAN OF Hayman, Nicholas W.: TEMPORAL CONSTRAINTS ON ANTARCTICA PROGRESSIVE RIFTING AND HYPEREXTENSION 228-6 3:00 PM Plink-Bjorklund, Piret*: FROUDE SUPERCRITICAL FLOW USING BEDROCK AND DETRITAL ZIRCON (U-TH)/(PB- IS GEOMORPHICALLY FORMATIVE FLOW IN SOME HE) DATING, MAULÉON BASIN, WESTERN PYRENEES VARIABLE DISCHARGE RIVERS (Invited Presentation) 3:05 PM BREAK 228-7 3:15 PM Fielding, Christopher R.*; Allen, Jonathan P.: A FACIES 229-7 3:20 PM Olive, Jean-Arthur L.*; Malatesta, Luca C.; Behn, Mark; MODEL FOR RIVERS IN THE SEASONAL TROPICS AND Buck, W. Roger: THE ROLE OF SURFACE PROCESSES SUBTROPICS, AND APPLICATION TO PALEOCLIMATIC IN STABILIZING BASIN AND RANGE STYLE HALF- INVESTIGATIONS OF ANCIENT SUCCESSIONS (Invited GRABEN STRUCTURES (Invited Presentation) Presentation) 229-8 3:40 PM Spencer, Jon E.*; Reynolds, Stephen J.; Scott, Robert J.; 3:35 PM BREAK Richard, Stephen M.: SHORTENING IN THE UPPER 228-8 3:50 PM Foreman, Brady Z.*; Maxbauer, Daniel P.; Rasmussen, PLATE OF THE BUCKSKIN-RAWHIDE EXTENSIONAL Dirk M.: INTEGRATING DISCHARGE AND RAINFALL DETACHMENT FAULT, SOUTHWESTERN USA, INDICATORS IN RIVER AND FLOODPLAIN DEPOSITS: AND IMPLICATIONS FOR STRESS STATE DURING AN EXAMPLE SPANNING THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE EXTENSION THERMAL MAXIMUM 229-9 3:55 PM Brocher, Thomas M.*; Wells, Ray E.; Lamb, Andrew P.: 228-9 4:05 PM Krueger, Rachel*; Smith, M. Elliot: PROVENANCE- EVIDENCE FOR DISTRIBUTED CLOCKWISE CALIBRATED FLUVIAL RESPONSE TO WARMING ROTATION OF THE CRUST IN THE NORTHWESTERN DURING THE EARLY EOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM, UNITED STATES FROM FAULT GEOMETRIES AND BRIDGER BASIN, WYOMING EARTHQUAKE FOCAL MECHANISMS 228-10 4:20 PM Gall, Ryan D.*; Birgenheier, Lauren P.; Vanden Berg, 229-10 4:10 PM Hopkins, Michael C.*; Dawers, Nancye H.: THE ROLE Michael D.: STABILIZATION OF EOCENE CLIMATE OF FAULT SCALE IN CONTROLLING RELAY RAMP RECORDED IN FLUVIAL DEPOSITS OF THE DOUGLAS SPACING AND OVERLAP IN THE BASIN AND RANGE CREEK MEMBER IN THE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, 229-11 4:25 PM Klopfenstein, Trey*; Grimes, Craig B.; John, Barbara E.; MAIN CANYON, UINTA BASIN, UTAH LaForge, Justin S.; Cox, Evan: AN ASSESSMENT OF 228-11 4:35 PM Driese, Steven G.*; Nordt, Lee C.: VERTISOLS AND SYNEXTENSIONAL DIKES EMPLACED DURING EARLY ALLUVIAL STRATIGRAPHIC MODELS: SOIL AND SLIP ON THE MOHAVE WASH LOW-ANGLE NORMAL PALEOSOL INDICATORS OF DISCHARGE VARIABILITY FAULT, CHEMEHUEVI MOUNTAINS, SE CALIFORNIA (Invited Presentation) 229-12 4:40 PM Siddoway, Christine S.*; Tinto, Kirsteen; Bell, Robin E.; 228-12 4:55 PM Letourmy, Yohan*; Driese, Steven G.: CLIMATIC ROSETTA-Ice Team, 2016: LARGE SCALE CONTINENTAL VS TECTONIC CONTROL ON SOIL DRAINAGE EXTENSION IN WEST ANTARCTICA FLUCTUATIONS: USING ALLUVIAL STRATIGRAPHY 229-13 4:55 PM Ball, Stephen M.*; He, Dengfa; Zhang, Yuying; Shan, CONCEPTS AT JOGGINS FOSSIL CLIFFS, NOVA Shuanqiang; Eichelberger, Nathan W.; Nunns, Alan G.: SCOTIA, CANADA CONSTRAINING THE DEFORMATION AND EROSION 228-13 5:10 PM Hobbs, Kevin M.*; Fawcett, Peter J.: FLUVIAL CONTROLS HISTORIES OF CONTINENTAL RIFTING IN THE BOHAI ON SOIL MOISTURE TRENDS OBSERVED IN BAY BASIN, CHINA NACIMIENTO FORMATION PALEOSOLS, SAN JUAN 229-14 5:10 PM Türkmen, Özgür*; Cemen, Ibrahim; Yurtsever, Tuğrul Şükrü: BASIN, USA SUBSURFACE STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND TECTONO-STRATIGRAPHY OF THE OFF-SHORE SESSION NO. 229 AKCAKOCA-AMASRA AREA, WESTERN BLACK SEA T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics (GSA BASIN, TURKEY Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) SESSION NO. 230 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent – Ibrahim Çemen and Spyridon Pavlides, Presiding United Plates of America Revisited II (GSA Structural Geology 229-1 1:30 PM Gao, Stephen S.*; Liu, Kelly H.: RIFTING INITIATION and Tectonics Division) THROUGH LATERAL VARIATIONS OF LITHOSPHERIC 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3B BASAL STRESS BENEATH PREEXISTING ZONES OF WEAKNESS M.L. Williams, David Corrigan, Jeffrey Amato and Deanne van Rooyen, Presiding

258 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 230-12 230-11 230-10 230-9 230-8 230-7 230-6 230-5 230-4 230-3 230-2 230-1 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM DISCUSSION TRANSLATION A WILSON CYCLEFOLLOWED BYSINISTRAL PALEOPROTEROZOICMESOPROTEROZOIC: TO AUSTRALIA-LAURENTIA RELATIONS IN THE LATE Kirsti P.R.; Verbaas, Jaap; Rainbird,Robert: Thorkelson, Derek*; Furlanetto, Francesca; Medig, AUSTRALIA/ANTARCTICA (MAWSON) ANDLAURENTIA PALEOPROTEROZOIC CONNECTIONSBETWEEN THE CONTEXTOF THE NUNASUPERCONTINENT: AND EVOLUTION OFSOUTHERNLAURENTIA IN Jacob; Gehrels, GeorgeE.; Pecha, Mark: GROWTH Edward*;Holland, Mark E.; Karl Karlstrom, Mulder, NEIGHBOURS GLOBAL CONTEXTAND INTERACTIONS WITH ITS ASSEMBLY OFPROTEROZOIC LAURENTIA INA Eglington, B.M.*; Evans, David A.D.; Pehrsson, Sally: METAMORPHISM, ANDDEFORMATION ROCKS TO ASSESSMAGMATISM, DEPOSITION, MEXICO: U-PBDATING OFPALEOPROTEROZOIC THE MAZATZAL PROVINCE INSOUTHERNNEW Amato, Jeffrey M.*; Ottenfeld, Chelsea; Heizler, Matthew NEW DATA ANDPERSISTENTQUESTIONS OROGENY INSOUTHWESTERNNORTH AMERICA: E.:Holland, Mark THENATURE OF THE MAZATZAL Williams, MichaelL.*; E.; Karl Karlstrom, Mako, Calvin A.; PICURIS OROGENIES THE CA. 1.65-1.60GAMAZATZAL ANDCA. 1.45-1.36GA QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NATURE ANDDEFINITIONOF ROCKS INARIZONAANDNEWMEXICO: RAISING FROM PALEOPROTEROZOIC ANDMESOPROTEROZOIC James V.:Jones, G.*;Daniel, Christopher Doe, MichaelF.; Nagotko, Kimberly; Presentation) DETRITAL ANDMINERALGROWTH AGES (Invited AMERICA VIEWED FROM THE PERSPECTIVEOF FORMATION OF THE SOUTHERNMARGINOFNORTH James V.;D.:Jeff Vervoort, G.;Christopher Doe, MichaelF.; Hunter, Robert; Jones, Andronicos, L.*; Christopher Aronoff, RuthF.; Daniel, BREAK VELOCITY STRUCTURE ACROSS NORTH AMERICA AND ITSOVERPRINT INLOWER CRUSTAL SEISMIC Stachnik, Josh: PROTEROZOIC ASSEMBLY SIGNATURE Schulte-Pelkum, Vera*; Mahan,Kevin H.; Shen, Weisen; Presentation) OF SOUTHERNLAURENTIA REVISITED(Invited Mark: PROTEROZOIC ACCRETIONARY OROGENS Edward;Mark Mulder, Jacob; Gehrels, GeorgeE.; Pecha, E.*; Karl Karlstrom, Williams, MichaelL.; Holland, ZIRCON U-PB ANDHFANALYSES OFIGNEOUSANDDETRITAL OF THE BLACK HILLS, SOUTHDAKOTA FROM NEW Hrncir, Jeffrey*; E.: Karl Karlstrom, TECTONIC EVOLUTION THE RUBY RANGE, MONTANA CONSTRAINTS ON THE PROTEROZOIC EVOLUTION OF Vervoort, Jeffrey: U-PBANDLU-HFGEOCHRONOLOGIC Baldwin, Julia A.*; Harms, Tekla A.; Baker, Peter L.; MODIFICATION IN THE NORTHERN U.S. CORDILLERA TO PROTEROZOIC CRUSTAL FORMATION AND Gaschnig, RichardM.: EVIDENCEFORNEOARCHEAN Nesheim, Timothy O.; Zirakparvar, N. Alex; McDonie, Clay; Baldwin, Julia A.; Wang, Da; Jansen, Andrew C.; Vervoort, JeffD.*; Fisher, M.; Christopher Lewis, Reed S.; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DETRITAL ZIRCONPOPULATIONS MESOPROTEROZOIC 25–28 September T.:

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 233-5 233-4 233-3 233-2 231-3 231-2 231-1 George E. Harlow, Presiding 3:00 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom207 Presidential Address, andAnnual BusinessMeeting Mineralogical SocietyofAmerica(MSA)Awards Lectures, SESSION NO. 231 232-1 Alicia M. Wilson, Presiding 4:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom201 Lecture GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished SESSION NO. 232 233-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision) Association;Quaternary GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary Division; GSAArchaeological GeologyDivision; American from toPresentDay Prehistory III(Posters) (GSALimnogeology T2. ReconstructingEnvironmental Controls onSocietalChange SESSION NO. 233

Booth # 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 5 4 3 2 1 TECHNICAL SESSIONS VARIABILITY NORTHERN CHILE TO RECONSTRUCT HOLOCENEENSO ISOTOPES INARCHAEOLOGICALSHELLMIDDENS Santoro, Calogero: ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL OFOXYGEN Gillispie, EmilyGrace*; Rech,Jason A.; Latorre, Claudio; CLIMATE CHANGE GROUND GREEN: SOCIAL TRANSITION INRESPONSE TO Boudinot, F. Garrett*; LeVasseur, Todd:SCORCHED GROW THE LOWLANDS USE IN THE HOLMULREGIONOF THE SOUTHERNMAYA Wahl, David B.*: LATE HOLOCENECLIMATE ANDLAND YEARS) USINGARCHAEOLOGICALMOLLUSKSHELLS MAINE DURING THE RECENTHOLOCENE(PAST 5000 PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GULFOF Johnston, Amy E.*; Bourque, J.; Bruce Hannigan,Robyn: IRELAND EVOLUTION AT THE CARROWKEEL MEGALITHICCOMPLEX, Stolze, Susann*: RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LANDSCAPE TUESDAY POSTER MECHANISMS OF VOLUMINOUS HIGH-SIO NUCLEATION ANDGROWTH ON THE TIMESCALES AND INSIGHTS FROM THE KINETICSOFPHENOCRYST Lange, RebeccaA.*: MSAPRESIDENTIALADDRESS: MINERALOGY OF EARTH ANDLIFE; INSIGHTSFROM ‘BIG DATA’ ROEBLING MEDAL LECTURE: THE CO-EVOLUTION M.*;Hazen, Robert Keck, DTDICollaboration: MSA PRESSURE CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY PERSPECTIVE ONHIGH-TEMPERATURE ANDHIGH- Shahar, Anat*: MSAAWARD LECTURE: ANISOTOPIC MECHANICS INSIGHTS FROM HYDROGEOLOGY ANDPORO- Ge, Shemin*: FLUIDINDUCEDEARTHQUAKES: MELT GENERATION ANNUAL MSABUSINESS MEETING SESSION NO. 233

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SESSION NO. 234 234-16 21 Machín, Abniel*: HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS FOR THE T14. Geologic Energy Research (Posters) (GSA Energy Geology PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN VIA WATER SPLITTING Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, 234-17 22 Yang, Rui*; He, Sheng; Hu, Qinhong; Hu, Dongfeng; Yi, Jizheng: Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) PORE CHARACTERIZATION AND METHANE SORPTION CAPACITY OF OVER-MATURE ORGANIC-RICH WUFENG AND 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F LONGMAXI SHALES IN THE SOUTHEAST SICHUAN BASIN, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM CHINA Booth # 234-18 23 Sun, Mengdi*: PORE STRUCTURE AND METHANE 234-1 6 Eltom, Hassan*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Rankey, Eugene C.; ADSORPTION CAPACITY OF LONGMAXI AND NIUTITANG Gonzalez, Luis A.; Cantrell, Dave: INTEGRATION OF HIGH- MARINE SHALES IN SOUTHERN CHINA RESOLUTION SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY AND ICHNOLOGY OF JURASSIC (OXFORDIAN) HANIFA FORMATION, CENTRAL 234-19 24 Wen, Da-Ren*; Mo, Hui-Jane; Shiau, Liang-Jian; Shen, Jun-Chin: SAUDI ARABIA: OUTCROP STUDY FOR RESERVOIR THE SPATIAL AND COMPOSITIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE QUALITY PREDICTION NATURAL GAS SEEPAGES IN SOUTHWESTERN TAIWAN 234-2 7 McLaughlin, J. Fred*; Ganshin, Yuri; Bentley, Ramsey: WELL LOG 234-20 25 deZoeten, Erich*; Goldstein, Robert H.: DIAGENETIC HISTORY FACIES CLASSIFICATION FOR IMPROVED GEOLOGICAL OF LEONARDIAN BASINAL CARBONATES AND CLASTICS IN MODELING AND SEISMIC DATA INTERPRETATION THE EASTERN MIDLAND BASIN, TEXAS: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGENESIS AND FLUID FLOW IN FINE-GRAINED ROCK 234-3 8 Wang, Ziyuan*; Pan, Mao; Dong, Yue; Zhang, Hualing: NEW INSIGHTS INTO INTERCALATION AND INTERLAYER 234-21 26 Ronza, Jason*; Ruhl, Laura; Ho, Kelly; Pollock, Erik: MODELING INCORPORATING OBSERVATIONS FROM WEATHERING OF FLY ASH: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OUTCROP ANALOG AND GEOCHEMICAL CHANGES DURING SHORT AND LONG TERM STORAGE 234-4 9 Burberry, Caroline M.*: FRACTURE NETWORKS IN CARBONATES AS A FUNCTION OF FACIES, DIAGENESIS 234-22 27 Kinney, Scott A.*: COMPARING UNCORRECTED WELL AND LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE BOTTOM-HOLE TEMPERATURES WITH PUBLISHED CORRECTION METHODOLOGIES FOR THE ONSHORE U.S. 234-5 10 Eoff, Jennifer D.*: POSSIBLE STRUCTURAL CONTROLS GULF OF MEXICO ON SANDSTONE DISTRIBUTION AND HYDROCARBON PRODUCTION, UPPER JURASSIC–LOWER CRETACEOUS 234-23 28 Gilkerson, Tyler*; Pashin, Jack C.; Quan, Tracy M.; Darrah, COTTON VALLEY GROUP, U.S. GULF COAST REGION Thomas H.; Vinson, David S.: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FORMATION WATER SALINITY AND BIOGENIC COALBED 234-6 11 Buursink, Marc L.*; Coleman, James L.: STRATIGRAPHIC METHANE: BLACK WARRIOR BASIN, ALABAMA (USA) AND STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PALEOGENE PETROLEUM SYSTEM ELEMENTS IN THE 234-24 29 Rheams, Erik John*; Donahoe, Rona J.: VARIATION IN ONSHORE AND STATE WATERS OF THE TEXAS GULF COAST RESERVOIR FLUID CHEMISTRY DURING AND FOLLOWING CO INJECTION AT CITRONELLE OIL FIELD, ALABAMA 234-7 12 Doolan, Colin A.*; Coleman, James L.: SUBSURFACE MAPPING 2 OF A DOWNDIP VICKSBURG GROUP OIL AND GAS 234-25 30 Spano, Tyler L.*; Dzik, Ewa; Sharifironizi, Melika; Dustin, ASSESSMENT UNIT, TEXAS AND LOUISIANA GULF COAST Megan K.; Turner, Madison; Burns, Peter C.: STRUCTURAL ONSHORE AND STATE WATERS STABILITY AND THERMODYNAMICS OF URANYL VANADATE MINERALS 234-8 13 Graham, Stephen*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Mountain, Gregory S.; Lombardi, Chris: POTENTIAL FOR CARBON CAPTURE AND 234-26 31 DiMarzio, Jenna M.*; Georgiev, Svetoslav V.; Stein, Holly J.; STORAGE (CCS) IN THE EASTERN GEORGES BANK BASIN, Hannah, Judith L.: RESIDENCE OF RHENIUM AND OSMIUM OFFSHORE MASSACHUSETTS (RE-OS) WITHIN ASPHALTENE AND MALTENE SUB- FRACTIONS OF A HEAVY CRUDE OIL 234-9 14 Lohr, Celeste D.*; Dulong, Frank T.; Valentine, Brett J.; Hackley, Paul C.: PRELIMINARY REGIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 234-27 32 Henderson, Timothy C.*; Orr, Justin D.; Johnston, Cliff T.; Ridgway, Kenneth D.; Clayton, Bryan: INTEGRATED RESERVOIR THE TUSCALOOSA MARINE SHALE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CO2 SEQUESTRATION CHARACTERIZATION FOR ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY, TAR SPRINGS FORMATION, ILLINOIS BASIN 234-10 15 Moore, Shawn A.*; Birgenheier, Lauren P.; Thul, David J.; Tunik, Maísa A.; Voglino, Sergio: SEDIMENTOLOGY, 234-28 33 Bauer, Matthew William*: PRODUCTION TREND ANALYTICS: STRATIGRAPHY, AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE AGRIO UTILIZING BIG DATA TO MINIMIZE GEOSCIENTIST CAPITAL FORMATION, NEUQUÉN BASIN, ARGENTINA: ASSESSING INPUT HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL AND INTERNAL VARIABILITY IN 234-29 34 Liner, Thomas J.*; Liner, Christopher L.: SUBSURFACE AN ANCIENT OFFSHORE MARINE MUDSTONE SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF TRIPOLITIC CHERT IN NORTHWEST 234-11 16 Wu, Lanyu*: LITHOFACIES-BASED HIGH-FREQUENCY ARKANSAS SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC-RICH SHALE OF FULING SHALE GAS FIELD IN THE SICHUAN SESSION NO. 235 BASIN IN CHINA T20. Advances in Data Collection and Delivery for Geohazards: 234-12 17 Daymond, Drew*; Savrda, Charles E.: MUDROCK LITHOFACIES Reaching Out to Stakeholders (Posters) (GSA Environmental ANALYSIS OF THE ORDOVICIAN ATHENS SHALE, ALABAMA and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology FOLD AND THRUST BELT: PRELIMINARY RESULTS and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists; GSA 234-13 18 Li, Xinjing*; Zhang, Shuichang; LI, Wei; Zhu, Rukai; Luo, Zhong; Geology and Society Division) Zhang, Nai; Wang, Yuman: SHALE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UPPER MOST ORDOVICIAN AND THE LOWER SILURIAN IN 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F UPPER YANGTZI PLATFORM, SOUTH CHINA Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 234-14 19 Martin, Weston C.*; Dehler, Carol M.; Link, Paul K.: PETROLEUM Booth # SOURCE ROCK POTENTIAL AND STRUCTURAL SETTING OF 235-1 35 Haller, Kathleen M.*: UNITED STATES FAULT AND FOLD NEOPROTEROZOIC BASINS, UTAH AND ARIZONA DATABASE UPDATE 234-15 20 Schuller, Kathryn*; Egenhoff, Sven: CLIMATE INFLUENCE ON 235-2 36 Jochems, Andrew P.*; Haller, Kathleen M.; Koning, Daniel J.: AN THE SEDIMENTARY ARCHITECTURE OF THE ORDOVICIAN UPDATED MAP OF QUATERNARY FAULTS AND FOLDS IN ARNESTAD FORMATION, NORWAY: HIGHLIGHTING THE NEW MEXICO CARBONATE-SHALE TRANSITION ON THE DEEP SHELF

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AND VOLUMETRIC ACCURACY WITHIN THE COMPASS OF DEEP-SEATED FAULTS AND EVALUATE WHETHER SOFTWARE THEY AFFECT HOLOCENE STRATA OF THE LAKE 237-11 69 Leesburg, Jessica N.*; Hall, Vincent P.; Larson, Erik B.: PONTCHARTRAIN BASIN, LOUISIANA CALCULATING DISSOLUTION RATES OF CARBONATE 237-27 85 Fast, Kathleen M.*; Bodenbender, Brian E.: DOES BIOCHAR ROCKS: A NEW LABORATORY METHOD IMPROVE DISTURBED, SANDY SOILS? 237-12 70 Burton, M. Isaac*; Sumrall, Jonathan B.; Larson, Erik B.: GRIKE 237-28 86 Flores, Jonathan*; Han, Amber: FOLDING AS A POSSIBLE (KLUFTKARREN) DEVELOPMENT IN THE HIAWATHA INDICATOR OF SUBSURFACE PALEOZOIC FAULTING, NATIONAL FOREST, UPPER PENINSULA, MICHIGAN CENTRAL TENNESSEE 237-13 71 Robinson, Jessica M.*; Jones, Allison D.; Burmeister, Kurtis C.; 237-29 87 Ross, Sean L.*; Anderson, Suzanne P.: ROCK WEATHERING Severson, Allison R.; Noethe, Samuel A.; Stewart, Michael A.: OBSERVED IN OUTCROPS AND IN BEDROCK EXPOSED PRELIMINARY OUTCROP-SCALE RF/PHI PETROFABRIC BY DEBRIS FLOWS: A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF ANALYSIS OF CONGLOMERATE FROM THE JURASSIC GRANODIORITE WEATHERING IN A LANDSCAPE CONTEXT TUTTLE LAKE FORMATION; MOUNT TALLAC ROOF 237-30 88 Jordan, Miranda M.*; Sumrall, Jeanne Lambert: DENUDATION PENDANT, EL DORADO COUNTY, CA RATE ANALYSIS OF HOLOCENE CARBONATES FROM 237-14 72 Cerpovicz, Alexandria F.*; Husinec, Antun: GAMMA RAY AND ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PROFILES AS A TOOL FOR 237-31 89 Shaffer, Leighane N.*; Alexander, Riley M.; Helterbrandt, Faith L.; CORRELATION OF CARBONATE-EVAPORITE STRATA: A Fortner, Sarah K.: WINTER CHLORIDE BEHAVIOR IN OHIO CASE STUDY FROM UPPER ORDOVICIAN RED RIVER FM., RIVERS AND THE INFLUENCE OF LAND USE AND CLIMATE NORTH DAKOTA 237-32 90 Barkley, Morgan N.*; Hawkins, John F.: DUCTILE FABRIC 237-15 73 Sides, Kristen*; Sumrall, Jonathan B.: PALEOSOLS FROM ANOMALIES CONCERNING THE ALLEGED ALEXANDER ELEUTHERA, THE BAHAMAS: PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS CITY FAULT IN THE EASTERN BLUE RIDGE OF CENTRAL 237-16 74 Williams, Sarah G.*; Smith, Veronica C.; Helfrich, Autumn L.; ALABAMA Wallrich, Blake M.; Miller, Calvin F.: EFFECTS OF MAFIC 237-33 91 Coxon, Taylor M.*; Hollberg, Coalter; Odhiambo, Ben K.; Somers, INTRUSION ON TUFFACEOUS HOST ROCK, MEADOW CREEK Hannah: PHOSPHOROUS AND SEDIMENT FLUX ANALYSIS IN BASIN, BLACK MOUNTAINS, AZ: FIELD, GEOCHEMICAL, AND AQUIA CREEK A SUB-WATERSHED OF THE CHESAPEAKE PETROLOGIC EVIDENCE REGARDING FORMATION OF A BAY BASIN, VIRGINIA, USA GLASSY BORDER FACIES 237-34 92 Fraser, Kelley*; Casale, Gabriele; Levine, Jamie S.F.: 237-17 75 Roath, Hilary*; Manzano, Michelle: A COMPARISON OF SOIL THERMOCHRONOMETRIC DATING OF MUSCOVITE AND QUALITY TO VEGETATION HEALTH IN THE COPPER BASIN ZIRCON FROM THE TALLULAH FALLS DOME, NE GEORGIA MINING REGION UTILIZING SMALL-FORMAT AERIAL 237-35 93 Reminga, Katy N.*; Weber, John C.; Seong, Yeong Bae; Kim, PHOTOGRAPHY Dong Eun: A PRELIMINARY IN SITU AND BASIN-WIDE 237-18 76 Salonga, Kirsten*; Deal, Daniel: EFFECTS OF RAINFALL ON 10BE TCN STUDY OF THE STE. FRANCOIS AND OZARK COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE OF CEDAR MOUNTAINS LANDSCAPE GLADES 237-36 94 Rubiano, Romeo R.*; Atkinson, Andrew; Heise, Elizabeth A.: 237-19 77 Hartke, Samantha*; Pugh, Andrew; Camacho, Daniel; Antinao, ANTHROPOGENIC EFFECTS TO SAND DUNES ON BARRIER José Luis; Martinez Gutierrez, Genaro: CONSTRAINING A ISLANDS: BRAZOS SANTIAGO PASS AND PORT MANSFIELD CHRONOSEQUENCE OF FLUVIAL TERRACES USING SOIL PASS, SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, TX PROFILE ANALYSIS AND GIS MAPPING IN THE SANTA ROSALIA BASIN, BCS, MÉXICO. SESSION NO. 238 237-20 78 Earle, Stephanie*; Vascik, Bryce; Walton, Quentin; Lord, Mark; T33. Beyond EARTHTIME: Accuracy and a Multi-Chronometer Kinner, David: HISTORIC LAND USE DISTURBANCES Time Scale (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, RECORDED IN SOIL PROFILES ALONG A SLOPE IN THE and Volcanology Division) SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 237-21 79 Thomas, Kaylee A.*; Murowchick, James B.: TESTING THE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM YOUNGER DRYAS IMPACT HYPOTHESIS USING ELEMENTAL Booth # AND MAGNETIC SPHERULE ANALYSIS OF 12.9KA LAKE SEDIMENT FROM LAGUNA CHAPALA, BC, MEXICO 238-1 95 Rivera, Tiffany A.*; Schmitz, Mark D.; Jicha, Brian R.: TRACKING MAGMA EVOLUTION WITHIN THE YELLOWSTONE VOLCANIC 237-22 80 Richard, Emilie M.*; Platt, Andrew S.; Brunstad, Keith A.: FIELD USING INTEGRATED 40AR/39AR DATING AND ZIRCON ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDY FOR MANAGED GEOCHEMISTRY SEDIMENT RELEASE FROM THE LOWER RESERVOIR, ONEONTA CREEK, ONEONTA, NY 238-2 96 Hames, Willis*: 40AR/39AR ANALYSES OF QUATERNARY SAMPLES AND SANIDINE STANDARDS WITH A SMALL 237-23 81 Kita, Andrew R.*; Kreppel, Elizabeth; Williams, Lydia R.; Noll, VOLUME, SINGLE-COLLECTOR SECTOR MASS Mark R.: FAULT-ASSOCIATED DOLOMITIZATION IN THE SPECTROMETER IN THE ANIMAL FACILITY ONONDAGA LIMESTONE IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK 238-3 97 Tappa, Michael J.*; Baxter, Ethan F.; Maneiro, Kathryn A.; Guest, Robert E.: SUB-NANOGRAM NEODYMIUM ISOTOPE 237-24 82 Duval, Charles L.*; Suarez, Stephanie Elaine; Murowchick, MEASUREMENTS ON A NEW ISOTOPX PHOENIX TIMS USING James B.: MINERALOGICAL EVIDENCE OF AN EPITHERMAL 10^11 AND 10^12 OHM RESISTORS EXHALATIVE ORIGIN OF THE BOLEO CU-ZN-MN-CO MANTOS, SANTA ROSALIA, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, 238-4 98 Fleck, Robert J.*; Calvert, Andrew T.: INTERCALIBRATION MEXICO OF 40AR/39AR MINERAL STANDARDS WITH BODIE HILLS SANIDINE 237-25 83 Silverhart, Perri H.*; Zhi, Wei; Xiao, Dacheng; Del Vecchio, Joanmarie; DiBiase, Roman A.; Li, Li: EVALUATING 238-5 99 Miggins, Daniel P.*; Koppers, Anthony; Pan, Bo: HIGH- THE IMPORTANCE OF REGOLITH HETEROGENEITY PRECISION 40AR/39AR GEOCHRONOLOGY FOR DATING ON CATCHMENT HYDROLOGY IN GARNER RUN, YOUNG VOLCANIC SYSTEMS LESS THAN 75 KA USING AN SUSQUEHANNA SHALE HILLS CRITICAL ZONE ARGUS VI MULTI-COLLECTOR MASS SPECTROMETER OBSERVATORY, PENNSYLVANIA, USA 238-6 100 Parmelee, David*; Heizler, Matthew; Kurz, Mark; Phillips, Fred: 237-26 84 Clark, Shara L.*; Frank, Joseph P.; Kulp, Mark A.: USING TESTING COSMOGENIC-NUCLIDE PRODUCTION-RATE INDUSTRY SEISMIC DATA TO MAP THE DISTRIBUTION SCALING MODELS: A COMPARISON OF 40AR/39AR AND

262 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 239-7 239-6 239-5 239-4 240-3 239-3 240-2 239-2 238-7 240-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Geology); Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society; GSA Geomicrobiology Division; SEPM(Society for Sedimentary GeologyDivision;(GSA Sedimentary GSAGeobiology& Environmental (Posters) History inEarth andBioticChange Advances inGeochemical Tools LinkedtoCriticalIntervals of T37. Excursions, Extinctions, andEnvironmental Change: New SESSION NO. 240 239-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Marine/Coastal ScienceDiscipline; Paleontological Society) Estuarine Sediment(Posters) Division; (GSALimnogeology T35. ContaminationandHumanImpactRecords from Lakeand SESSION NO. 239 Booth # Booth # 108 107 106 105 111 104 110 103 101 109 102 LAKE GEORGE, NY EUTROPHICATION FROM SEDIMENTSTABLE ISOTOPES OF Casimir:Curt; Wills, David P.; Schaller, MorganF.; McCarthy, Francine M.G.; Stager, Kornecki, Krystyna*; E.; Katz,Miriam Relyea, Rick; Gillikin, LOCAL SOURCES ISLAND SOUND: ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION VERSUS FROM LAKEANDESTUARINE DEPOSITSAROUND LONG Lerman-Sinkoff, Sarah: MERCURY DEPOSITIONRECORDS Varekamp, JohanC.*; M.; Newton, Robert Neurath, Rachel; IN URBAN ESTUARINE SYSTEMS Kruge, MichaelA.*: ACOMPLEXLEGACY OFCONTAMINATION BROWN’S LAKEBOG, NORTHEAST OHIO IN NORTHEAST OHIORECOGNIZEDINLAKECORESFROM Gregory: LANDUSECHANGESOVER THE PAST 200 YEARS Jimerson, ColeR.*; Freimuth, J.; Erika Pollock, Meagen; Wiles, WIDESPREAD OCEAN OXIDATION IN THE EDIACARAN Xianguo; Kaufman,AlanJ.; Zhou,Chuanming; Huang,Kangjun: Ma, Haoran*; Shen,Bing; Li,Chao; Peng, Yongbo; Lang, MARSHES ACCUMULATION RATES IN THE DELAWARE BAY TIDAL SALT Daniel; Scelfo, Deven; Esrey, Steven: CARBONSTOCK AND O’Hara, Beatrice*; Nikitina,Daria; Serzega, Matthew D.; Jennings, IN THE PANAMINT RANGE, CALIFORNIA WITHIN CRYOGENIAN NON-GLACIAL INTERLUDESTRATA EFFECTS OFDOLOMITIZATION ONCARBONISOTOPES Nelson, Lyle L.*; Smith,EmilyF.; Macdonald,Francis A.: THE IN LAKESEDIMENTS IN ACOLORADOSUBALPINE WATERSHED ASRECORDED IMPACT OFGRAZINGCOMPARED TO SEVEREBLOWDOWN Stroope, Timothy L.*; Weirich, Frank H.: THEEROSIONAL ACCOUNT FORDISCREPANCIES BETWEENK/ARAND Mercer, C.M.*; Hodges, K.V.: ARAR—SOFTWARE TO NORTHERN AUSTRALIA PROTEROZOIC SEDIMENTARY ROCKS, MCARTHUR BASIN, CARBON ISOTOPE RATIOS FROM THE EARLY TO MIDDLE Yohei; Komiya, Tsuyoshi; Maruyama, Shigenori: NITROGEN/ Yoshiya, Kazumi*; Sawaki, Yusuke; Nishizawa, Manabu; Matsui, SOIL EROSION RECONSTRUCTION OF20THCENTURY ANTHROPOGENIC CENTRAL KENYAN RIFT VALLEY: IMPLICATION TO THE SEDIMENTOLOGICAL STUDY AROUND LAKEBARINGO, Degefa, Aynalem Zenebe*; Verschuren, Dirk: ON-GOING ISOTOPIC, ANDMONITOR-AGE PARAMETERS 40 COSMOGENIC VOLCANO, ANTARCTICA AR/ 39 AR DATASETS PUBLISHED WITH DIFFERENTDECAY, 3 HE AGES OFLAVA FLOWS ONEREBUS IT’S NOT OURFAULT: EVIDENCEOF 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 240-16 240-15 240-14 240-13 240-12 240-11 240-10 240-9 240-8 240-7 240-6 240-5 240-4 240-18 240-17 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 112 126 125 Todd L.: Jin, Cong*; Steve Dworkin, I.; Hockaday, William C.; Longbottom, URANIUM ISOTOPES OFMARINECARBONATES THE LATE DEVONIAN MASSEXTINCTIONDETECTEDUSING MULTIPLE, SHORT-LIVED OCEANANOXIC EVENTSACROSS White, David A.*; Elrick, Maya; Romaniello, Stephen; Zhang, Feifei: Komatsu, Toshifumi: Koenigshof, Peter; Joachimski,MichaelM.; Ta, PhuongH.; Paschall, OliviaC.*; Sarah K.; Carmichael, Waters, Johnny A.; VIETNAM LATE DEVONIAN PHOHAN FORMATION, CAT BA ISLAND, THE ILLINOISBASIN OF WESTERN KENTUCKY ALBANY SHALEFRASNIAN(UPPERDEVONIAN) STRATA IN INDICATED BYMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITYIN THE NEW Wallace, Jenelle*; Over, D. Jeffrey: DEPOSITIONALCYCLICITY CORE (ALBERTA, CANADA) PUNCTATA EVENT WITHIN THE BEARBILTMORE DRILL TRACE ELEMENT VARIATION ACROSS THE FRASNIAN LaBounty, Deirdre*; Whalen, Michael T.: MICROFACIES AND LAND ANIMAL Stockli, DanielF.: U-PBAGE OF THE OLDESTAIR-BREATHING Suarez, StephanieElaine*; Brookfield,Michael; Catlos, E.J.; BROWNSPORT FORMATION,BROWNSPORT TENNESSEE THE LATE SILURIANLAU EVENTASEVIDENCEDFROM THE OCEANOGRAPHIC REDOX CHANGESASSOCIATED WITH Bowman, ChelsieN.*; Young, SethA.; Owens, Jeremy: IREVIKEN EXTINCTIONEVENT CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EARLY SILURIAN GEOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OFENVIRONMENTAL Kleinberg, Andrew*; Young, SethA.; Owens, Jeremy D.: ISLAND, CANADA EXTINCTION: NEWEVIDENCEFROM WESTERN ANTICOSTI ALTERNATIVE CAUSE FOR THE HIRNANTIANMASS Desrochers, André: TESTINGGLOBAL ANOXIA ASAN McLaughlin, Patrick I.; Delabroye, Aurélien; Munnecke, Axel; De Weirdt, Julie*; Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.; Emsbo, Poul; APPALACHIAN BASIN EVENT USINGGEOCHEMICALFINGERPRINTSIN THE TO THE GREAT ORDOVICIAN BIODIVERSIFICATION INVESTIGATING THE LINKAGE OFINCREASINGOXYGEN Kozik, Nevin P.*; Young, SethA.; Owens, Jeremy D.: (ORDOVICIAN) ALMELUNDSHALE, SWEDEN FROM THE MID-DARRIWILIAN-LOWERMOST SANDBIAN Per; Macdonald,Francis A.: ANOSISOTOPE PROFILE Rooney, AlanD.*; Skarzynski,Daniel T.; Selby, David; Ahlberg, MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN OFUTAH, USA RADIATION: ANINVESTIGATION USING TH/U IN THE LOWER- INCREASING OXYGENATION AND THE ORDOVICIAN Marenco, Pedro J.*; R.; Katherine Barber, Martin, Donald C.: CARBONATES OFSOUTHERNMISSOURI VARIATION OF THE SPICEEVENTINUPPERCAMBRIAN James D.; Fike, David A.; Shelton,Kevin L.: STRATIGRAPHIC Jeffrey, Matthew Jarrell*; Huntley, John Warren; Schiffbauer, GEOCHEMISTRY EVIDENCEFROM DEEP WATER SECTIONS YANGTZE PLATFORM: CARBONISOTOPE ANDFE GUAJIRA PENINSULA, COLOMBIA SCLEROCHRONOLOGY OFMIOCENEMOLLUSCSFROM THE Jason H.; Moreno, Federico; Allmon, Warren D.: ISOTOPE Escobar, Jaime H.*; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Jaramillo, Carlos; Curtis, MIDDLE-MAASTRICHTIAN GLOBAL WARM PERIOD ARCTIC PRINCECREEKFORMATION ALASKADURING THE Ochoa, Andrés: CLIMATE INTERPRETATION OF THE PALEO- Salazar-Jaramillo, Susana*; McCarthy, Paul; Fowell, Sarah J.; CHANGE (ARIZONA, USA): EVIDENCE FORLATE TRIASSIC CLIMATE SILICIFIED WOOD, PETRIFIEDFORESTNATIONAL PARK ISOTOPE INVESTIGATION OFORGANICMATTER IN 13 C NMRCHARACTERIZATION ANDSTABLE SUSTAINED OCEANICANOXIA IN THE SESSION NO. 240

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SESSION NO. 241 242-8 142 Hill, Mary C.*: SMOOTH INTEGRATION OF MODELS AND DATA T41. pXRF in the Geosciences: Applications to Environmental, INTO UNCERTAINTY AND RISK ANALYSIS: ADVANTAGES Regional, and Exploration Geology (Posters) (GSA Environmental PROVIDED BY REDUCING NUMERICAL DAEMONS and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology 242-9 143 Gross, M. Benjamin*; Rowan, Linda R.; Mayernik, Matthew S.; Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Krafft, Dean B.; Daniels, Michael D.: SEMANTIC SOFTWARE, GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology PERSISTENT IDS AND CONTROLLED VOCABULARIES FOR Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Limnogeology GEOSCIENCE METADATA Division) 242-10 144 Bunse, Emily G.*; Walker, J. Douglas; Ash, Jason; Jordan-Koenig, 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Kristen: INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN THE STRABO Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SYSTEM AND ARC/GIS AND QGIS Booth # SESSION NO. 243 241-1 127 Lemke, Lawrence D.*; Ravansari, Roozbeh; McElmurry, Shawn P.: USING PXRF TO MAP TRACE METAL DISTRIBUTIONS IN T65. Precambrian Evolution and Mineral Resources of the URBAN AGRICULTURAL SOILS Midcontinent Rift Region (Posters): In Honor of William J. Hinze (GSA Geophysics Division; Society of Economic Geologists; 241-2 128 Knight, Ross D.*; Bednarski, Jan M.; Grunsky, Eric; Russell, GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology H.A.J.: PORTABLE XRF CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF A PALEO- Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for GLACIAL FORELAND BASIN, THE NANAIMO LOWLANDS, Sedimentary Geology)) VANCOUVER ISLAND 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 241-3 129 Knight, Ross D.*; Landon-Browne, A.R.R.; Kjarsgaard, Bruce; Russell, H.A.J.: QUALITY CONTROL OF PXRF Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SPECTROMETRY Booth # 241-4 130 Tibbits, Tawny L.B.*: USE OF PXRF ON COARSE-GRAINED 243-1 145 Gilbert, Hersh*; Chen, Chen; Yang, Xiaotao; Palvis, Gary L.; ROCKS Hamburger, Michael W.; Marshak, Stephen; Larson, Timothy H.: LITHOSPHERIC STRUCTURES IDENTIFIED BY THE OIINK 241-5 131 Ward, Danielle Marie*; Brunelle, Andrea; Hart, Isaac Alfred; ARRAY REVEAL INSIGHTS INTO THE EVOLUTION OF THE Bowen, Brenda B.; Brewer, Simon: HOLOCENE MIDCONTINENT CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF SPRING SEDIMENTS IN RANGE CREEK CANYON, UTAH 243-2 146 Easton, R. Michael*; Puumala, Mark; Cundari, Robert; Campbell, Dorothy; Rainsford, Desmond R.B.; Metseranta, Riku: 241-6 132 Presnetsova, Liubov*; Addison, Jason; Anderson, Lysanna; NEW AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL DATA FOR THE LAKE Wahl, David; Fuller, Christopher C.: X-RAY FLUORESCENCE SUPERIOR REGION OF NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO: A ANALYSIS OF A SEDIMENT CORE FROM LEONARD LAKE, NEW TOOL FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF NEOARCHEAN MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TO MESOPROTEROZOIC STRUCTURES AND ASSOCIATED 241-7 133 Turner, Bryan W.*; Slatt, Roger M.: UTILIZING HHXRF TO MAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIONS ASSESS VARIABLE BOTTOM WATER ANOXIA WITHIN THE 243-3 147 Hollings, Pete*; Cundari, Robert; Smyk, Mark: GEOCHEMISTRY LATE DEVONIAN WOODFORD SHALE IN THE ARKOMA OF THE LOGAN IGNEOUS SUITE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BASIN, SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA THE MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE NORTHERN PART OF 241-8 134 Alsleben, Helge*; Williams, John W.; Enderlin, Milton: THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT CORRELATION BETWEEN ROCK STRENGTH AND 243-4 148 Dicken, Connie L.*; Nicholson, Suzanne W.: BUILDING A CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY IN BARNETT SHALE CORES USING DIGITAL DATABASE FOR THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT SYSTEM ENERGY-DISPERSIVE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE (ED-XRF) AND MICRO-REBOUND HAMMER HARDNES 243-5 149 Young, Dylan W.*; Gosnold, William D.: DISTRIBUTION OF RADIOACTIVITY AND RADIOGENIC HEAT PRODUCTION SESSION NO. 242 ACROSS THE SEDIMENTARY BASIN IN NEBRASKA, CENTRAL UNITED STATES Recent Advances in Geoinformatics (Posters) 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F SESSION NO. 244 Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM T66. Structure and Tectonics of the South-Central United States Booth # (Posters): Craton to Gulf of Mexico and the Annual George P. 242-1 135 Oluwajuyite, Lawrence Ojo*: GPS CONTROL NETWORK FOR Woollard Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) OML 103 WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF IJAWS IN ONDO, 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F EDO AND DELTA STATES Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 242-2 136 Graber, Andrew Paul*: A METHOD FOR STUDYING Booth # PLANETARY STRATIGRAPHY USING ARCMAP 244-1 150 Frank, Joseph P.*; Kulp, Mark A.: INTEGRATING 3-D INDUSTRY 242-3 137 Bandy, Terryl L.*; Barnhart, William D.; Willis, Michael J.: HIGH- SEISMIC WITH SHALLOW, HIGH-RESOLUTION SEISMIC: RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING OF ACTIVE FAULTS HAVE DEEP-SEATED FAULTS AFFECTED PLEISTOCENE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WITH SATELLITE OPTICAL THROUGH HOLOCENE ENVIRONMENTS OF SOUTH IMAGERY LOUISIANA 242-4 138 Foroutan, Marzieh*; Zimbelman, James R.: SEMI-AUTOMATIC 244-2 151 Akintomide, Akinbobola O.*; Dawers, Nancye H.: STRUCTURE CRESTLINE MAPPING OF SMALL BEDFORMS ON HIGH OF THE NORTHERN MARGIN OF THE TERREBONNE RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGES TROUGH, SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA: IMPLICATIONS FOR 242-5 139 Rodriguez, Stephanie C.*; Garb, Matthew P.; Naujokaityte, Jone: SALT WITHDRAWAL AND MIOCENE TO HOLOCENE FAULT PREDICTING GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF BEDFORMS ACTIVITY AND TRACE FOSSILS IN STRATA USING INDICATOR 244-3 152 Almaz, Moamen*; Mickus, Kevin L.: GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC KRIGING IN EMIGRANT PASS, CALIFORNIA ANALYSIS OF THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT SYSTEM IN IOWA 242-6 140 Pelliccia, Skye A.*: SOLAR POTENTIAL OF ROOFTOPS IN 244-4 153 Cox, Randal T.*; Vanderlip, Christopher; Larsen, Daniel; Mitchell, ST. THOMAS (U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS) GENERATED USING Jeff: QUATERNARY FAULTING ASSOCIATED WITH THE GIS AND REMOTE SENSING EASTERN REELFOOT RIFT MARGIN IN TIPTON COUNTY, 242-7 141 Bowden, Shelby*; Levine, Norman: A BUILDING-LEVEL TENNESSEE HAZARDS ASSESSMENT FOR CHARLESTON COUNTY, SC

264 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 245-12 245-11 245-10 245-9 245-8 245-7 245-6 245-5 245-4 245-3 245-2 244-6 245-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division) (Posters) (GSAHydrogeology Division; GSAGeologyandSociety National Parks: Research, Mapping, andResource Management T71. ACentennialCelebrationofGeologyandHydrology inthe SESSION NO. 245 244-5 Booth # 167 166 165 164 163 162 161 160 159 158 157 155 156 154 RESOURCES IN THE 21 UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING PALEONTOLOGICAL NATIONAL MONUMENT: AHOLISTICAPPROACH ON PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCEINVENTORY OF WUPATKI Wood, John R.; Miller, AnneE.; Santucci, Vincent L.: Henderek, Robyn L.*; Rizner, Benjamin; Tweet, Justin; HOOVER DAM CONTROL OFHOT SPRINGSINBLACK CANYON SOUTHOF MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA: STRUCTURAL Beard, L. Sue*; Anderson,Zachary W.; Felger, Tracey J.: LAKE VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, NEVADA ANDCALIFORNIA J.;Christopher Thompson, RenA.: GEOLOGICMAPOFDEATH Workman, JeremiahB.*; Menges, Christopher; Fridrich, 7.5-MINUTE QUADRANGLES QUADRANGLE ANDHALFOFHOOKEREASTRIDGE SURROUNDING AREA: FORT OGLETHORPE7.5-MINUTE AND CHATTANOOGA NATIONAL MILITARY PARK AND DETAILED GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE CHICKAMAUGA Scruggs, Paul L.*; Wunderlich, Andrew L.; Hatcher, D.: Robert PERSPECTIVE FROM THE COPPERRIVERBASIN, ALASKA SAINT ELIASNATIONAL PARK ANDPRESERVE; A Nora: QUATERNARY GEOLOGICMAPPINGIN WRANGELL- Wilson, Frederic H.*; R.; Schmoll,Henry Yehle, Lynn A.; Shew, THE LATE 19THCENTURY OF JOHNMUIR’SFAMOUS ACCOUNT INGLACIER BAY IN COINCIDENCE ORPROPHECY? AGEOLOGICALANALYSIS Wayrynen, Andrew David*; Wiles, Gregory; Daniel: Bourne, GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK ANDPRESERVE, ALASKA SEARCHING FOR THE SAINTELIASPLUTONIC SUITEIN Wilson, Frederic H.*; SusanM.; Karl, Koeneman, Lisa: OF LAKEMICHIGAN, USA AND DUNESEDIMENTSIN TWO NATIONAL LAKESHORES Kilibarda, Zoran*: TEXTUREANDCOMPOSITIONOFBEACH NATIONAL SCENICRIVER VALLEY CORRIDOR, NEBRASKA GREAT PLAINS: THE NORDEN AREAOF THE NIOBRARA FOR ADYNAMIC SANDY RIVERSCAPEIN THE NORTHERN QUATERNARY GEOLOGICMAPPINGUSINGLIDAR DATA Lundstrom, Scott*; McBeth, Jamie; Alexander, Jason S.: RECREATIONAL RIVER NEBRASKA SIDEOF THE MISSOURINATIONAL CHARACTERIZING THE CODELLAQUIFER ON THE Joeckel, R.M.*; Divine, DanaP.; OlafsenLackey, Susan: RIVER, NORTHERN ARKANSAS MURRAY QUADRANGLE ADJACENT TO BUFFALO NATIONAL R.*;Hudson, Mark Turner, Kenzie J.: GEOLOGICMAPOF THE WESTERN SEGMENT GEOLOGIC ANDGEOPHYSICALCROSS SECTIONII: Randy; van derLee, Suzan; Lin,Fan-Chi: TRANSCONTINENTAL Saleeby, Jason B.; Saleeby, Zorka; Denison,Rodger; Keller, G. E.*; Karl Karlstrom, Schmandt,Brandon; Hatcher, D.; Robert GEOLOGY FACTS NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CENTENNIAL WITH 10FUN Winter, James R.H.; Hybels, GeorgiaA.: CELEBRATE THE O’Meara, Stephanie A.*; Karpilo, RonaldD.; Chappell,James R.; CROSS SECTIONI: EASTERNSEGMENT TRANSCONTINENTAL GEOLOGICANDGEOPHYSICAL Suzan; Lin,Fan-Chi; Saleeby, Jason B.; Saleeby, Zorka: Denison, RodgerE.; Keller, G. Randy; van derLee, Hatcher, D.*; Robert Karl; Karlstrom, Schmandt,Brandon; ST CENTURY 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 246-7 246-6 246-5 245-16 246-4 245-15 246-3 245-14 246-2 245-13 246-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division; Division) GSALimnogeology Association ofGeoscience Teachers; GSAGeologyandSociety (GSA GeoscienceEducationDivision; CLEANNetwork; National Policy Makers andthePublic, andMeasuresofImpact(Posters) T74. ClimateLiteracy inFormalandInformal Education, for SESSION NO. 246 247-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Society Division) of Geoscience Teachers Geo2YCDivision; GSAGeology and Association ofGeoscience Teachers; NationalAssociation Success (Posters) (GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision; National Institutions and Transitions intothe Workforce: Pathways for T86. GeoscienceStudent Supporting Transfer Between SESSION NO. 247 Booth # Booth # 179 178 177 176 171 175 170 174 169 173 168 172 AND BEHAVIORS OFATTENDEES ENGAGEMENT, CONCEPTIONS, PERSPECTIVES, ATTITUDES, SCIENCE CAFÉABOUTGLOBAL CHANGEALTERS THE ASSESSING HOW ATTENDING ACONCERT AND/ORA Askim, Peter; Ngo, Angel; Luginbohl,Sarah; Michalak,Adam: Maudlin, Lindsay C.*; McNeal,KarenS.; Atkins, Rachel; MONTANA, USA PLACE ATTACHMENT AT GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, CLIMATE CHANGECOMMUNICATION USING VIRTUAL Principato, Sarah M.*; L.; Gorczyca,Dori Monani,SalmaB.: PROCESSES ANDGLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE GEOLOGY LABCLASSESFORUNDERSTANDING GLACIAL TECHNOLOGY FORHELPINGINTRODUCTORY-LEVEL Dylan*:Philippart, LEVERAGING GIGAPAN IMAGING GEOLOGY OFCAPITOL REEFNATIONAL PARK DESIGNING ANINSTRUCTIONAL PUBLICATION ON THE Spiel, Kinsey G.*; Morris, Thomas H.; Bonner, HannahM.: COURSES CLIMATE SYSTEMFORINTRODUCTORY COLLEGESCIENCE THERMOSTAT, ADATA-RICH INTRODUCTION TO THE Resor, PhillipG.*; Dunn,AllisonL.; MacKay, M.: Robert EARTH’S SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY MacLean, JohnS.*: ASEMESTERIN THE PARKS AT AND POLITICALCONNECTIONS TO INFORMSTUDENTS INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES PROVIDING SCIENCE POLITICS ANDPOLICY: ONEMODELFOR A.*:Millham, Rosemary CLIMATE CHANGESCIENCE, SUU’S EDGEPROGRAM FIELD-GUIDE TO BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK VIA John S.: BRYCE CANYON’S VIRTUAL EDGE: ANONLINE Cope, Mackenzie L.*; Becky; Lorig, Maxwell, David J.; MacLean, KANSAS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORSAT THE UNIVERSITYOF CLIMATE CHANGELITERACY INNON-GEOLOGY Smith, Matthew C.*; OlcottMarshall,Alison: INCREASING AREA FIRES WATER QUALITY AFTER THE 1988GREATER YELLOWSTONE Backsmeier, Adam*; Rust,Ashley; Hogue, Terri S.: MODELING INVESTIGATIONS COLLECTION TO BUILD NGSSALIGNEDEARTH SYSTEM Marian; Niepold,Frank;CLEAN Sullivan, Susan: USINGTHE Youngman, Betsy; L.B.; Manning,Cheryl Holzer, Missy; Grogan, Gold, AnneU.*; Ledley, Tamara Shapiro; Lockwood, Jeff; THE WORKFORCE SINCE1996 LITERACY COURSE PREPARING UNDERGRADUATES FOR “COMPUTATIONAL GEOLOGY” AT USF –AQUANTITATIVE J.*;Ricchezza, Victor Vacher,H.L.: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF SESSION NO. 247

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247-2 180 Carrillo, Guadelupe*; Sanderson Bellamy, Regina Angelina; SEDIMENTARY ROCK AQUIFER AFFECTED BY Watson Nelson, Tenea M.: CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISSOLUTION OF U-BEARING FLUOROAPATITE IN POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS AT A R1 UNIVERSITY TO TEACH PHOSPHORITE AND ENGAGE WITH STUDENTS AND FACULTY AT MSI/2YC INSTITUTIONS SESSION NO. 249 247-3 181 Moore, Joel*; Hermann, Ronald S.; Miranda, Rommel J.; T104. From Pores to Mountains, and Minutes to Millennia Wiechelt, Kevin; Hurley, Kyle: BROADENING AND IMPROVING (Posters): Session Dedicated to the Contributions of Rob TRANSFER PATHWAYS FOR GEOSCIENCE MAJORS AT A Bowman, Fred Phillips, and John Wilson LARGE COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 247-4 182 Kortz, Karen M.*; Savage, Brian; Cardace, Dawn; Rieger, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Duayne: IMPROVING GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION PATHWAYS Booth # THROUGH ENGAGING SCIENTIFIC AND CAREER 249-1 193 Chiang, Li-Wei*: HYDROGEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND EXPERIENCES: PROGRESS AND LOGISTICS COMPILATION OF HYDRO-GEOLOGICAL MAP IN CENTRAL 247-5 183 Suarez, Marina B.*; Birnbaum, Stuart; Gray, Walt; Godet, Alexis; FLOW BASIN, TAIWAN Haschenburger, J.K.; Nunez, Anne-Marie; Young, David J.: USING 249-2 194 Kjarsgaard, Bruce*; Knight, Ross D.; Russell, H.A.J.; Sharpe, CAREER EXPERIENCES TO STRENGTHEN PATHWAYS INTO David; Crow, Heather; Olson, Laura: NEWMARKET TILL THE GEOSCIENCE WORKFORCE AQUITARD: OPTIMUM GRAIN PACKING, WITH A PORE 247-6 184 Kim, Sora L.*; Schmidt, Calla M.; Seagroves, Scott; FILLING CEMENT GENERATES PSEUDO-CONCRETE Seagroves, Scott; Hunter, Lisa: A PROGRAM TO RETAIN 249-3 195 Thomas, Graham*; Crossey, Laura J.; Smith, Jared Roman; UNDERGRADUATE STEM TRANSFER STUDENTS AND Grulke, Tanner; Karlstrom, Karl; McGibbon, Chris: ENHANCE GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING HYDROCHEMISTRY OF SULPHUR CREEK AND ALAMO SESSION NO. 248 CANYON, VALLES CALDERA: EFFECT OF GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS ON SURFACE WATER QUALITY T102. Cycling of Arsenic and Other Associated Trace Elements 249-4 196 Andrews, Jaron R.*: ARSENIC REMOVAL USING IRON- in Global Geohydrological Systems and Management (Posters) MODIFIED ZEOLITES (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; International Society of 249-5 197 Grulke, Tanner*; Crossey, Laura J.; Blomgren, Valerie J.; Groundwater for Sustainable Development (ISGSD)) Karlstrom, Karl; McGibbon, Chris; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane: USING MULTIPLE GEOCHEMICAL TRACERS TO 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F EXAMINE GEOTHERMAL INPUTS TO THE JEMEZ RIVER, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM NORTHERN NEW MEXICO Booth # 249-6 198 Wan, Jiamin*; Tokunaga, Tetsu; Dong, Wenming; Williams, 248-1 185 Hurtado, Heather A.*: ARSENIC IN WESTERN OREGON: Kenneth; Hobson, Chad; Kim, Yongman; Conrad, Mark E.; SUMMARY OF STUDIES BY PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Bill, Markus; Long, Philip E.; Hubbard, Susan S.: RELATIVE STUDENTS CARBON FLUXES FROM SOIL, DEEP VADOSE ZONE AND 248-2 186 Berquist, Emily*; Erickson, Melinda L.: SAMPLING AND GROUNDWATER TO ATMOSPHERE AND RIVER OF A SEMI- TEMPORAL EFFECTS ON ARSENIC CONCENTRATION IN ARID FLOODPLAIN IN COLORADO NEW PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL WELLS IN MINNESOTA 249-7 199 Gomez-Velez, Jesus D.*; Stone, William D.; Wilson, John L.: 248-3 187 Levitt, Eric*; Saffari Ghandehari, Shahrzad; Lee, Ming-Kuo; TIME-DEPENDENT AGE DISTRIBUTIONS AND THEIR Miller, Brian; Saunders, James A.; Ahmed, Nur; Uddin, Ashraf; IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF Wang, Luxin; Billor, M. Zeki; Redwine, Jim; Marks, Justin: FIELD- ENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS SCALE BIOREMEDIATION OF ARSENIC-CONTAMINATED 249-8 200 Tsinnajinnie, Lani M.*; Frisbee, Marty D.; Wilson, John L.: GROUNDWATER USING SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA: HYDROSTRATIGRAPHIC AND STRUCTURAL CONTROLS GEOCHEMICAL MONITORING AND HYDROLOGICAL ON STREAMFLOW GENERATION IN SEMIARID, SNOW- MODELING DOMINATED, MOUNTAINOUS WATERSHEDS IN THE CHUSKA 248-4 188 Adhikari, Jishnu*; Chatterjee, Debashis; Barua, Shilajit; Kulp, MOUNTAINS OF THE NAVAJO NATION, NORTHERN NM/AZ Thomas R.: GROUNDWATER ARSENIC IN SHALLOW AQUIFERS OF BENGAL DELTA PLAIN (WEST BENGAL): SESSION NO. 250 A MICROBIOLOGICAL APPROACH T108. Interaction of Physical and Biogeochemical Processes 248-5 189 Miller, Brian*; Levitt, Eric; Saffari Ghandehari, Shahrzad; at Groundwater–Surface-Water Interfaces in Rivers, Lakes, Lee, Ming-Kuo; Saunders, James A.; Uddin, Ashraf; Billor, Estuaries, and Coastal Marine Settings (Posters) (GSA M. Zeki; Redwine, Jim; Marks, Justin; Wang, Luxin: ARSENIC Limnogeology Division) SEQUESTRATION BY NATURAL BACTERIAL SULFATE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F REDUCTION: A FIELD-SCALE BIOSTIMULATION Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EXPERIMENT Booth # 248-6 190 Rodriguez, Rodrigo*; Li, Yanmei; Knappett, Peter S.K.; Datta, 250-1 201 Harmon, William Miles*; Hays, Phillip D.: METHYLMERCURY Saugata; Giardino, John R.; Hernandez, Horacio; Wehner, DISTRIBUTION AND UV-254 SPECIFIC ABSORBANCE AS A Matthew: USING X-RAY FLUORESCENCE (XRF) AND REAL-TIME INDICATOR OF MERCURY METHYLATION, LAKE X-RAY DIFFRACTION (XRD) TO IDENTIFY THE POSSIBLE FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS, USA OCCURRENCES OF FLUORIDE AND ARSENIC IN THE INDEPENDENCE AQUIFER (AI), A SEMI-ARID BASIN IN THE 250-2 202 Day, Erik*; Rosenberry, Donald O.: MAINTAINING CONTINUOUS STATE OF GUANAJUATO, CENTRAL MEXICO FLOW IMPROVES EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY OF HALF- BARREL SEEPAGE-METER MEASUREMENTS 248-7 191 Serfes, Michael*: ARSENIC MOBILIZATION AND TRANSPORT IN HYDROGEOCHEMICALLY DYNAMIC RECHARGE ZONES 250-3 203 Underwood, Jennifer C.*; Harvey, Ronald W.; Metge, David W.; VERSUS STEADY-STATE DEEP WATER-BEARING CONDUITS LeBlanc, Denis R.: BACTERIAL COMMUNITY ANALYSIS AS A IN THE LOCKATONG AND PASSAIC FORMATION AQUIFERS METHOD TO TRACK SURFACE WATER PERTURBATION TO IN THE NEWARK BASIN, NEW JERSEY GROUNDWATER 248-8 192 Ryan, Peter C.*; Koenigsberger, Stephan; Norris, Emmet; 250-4 204 Repert, Deborah A.*; Smith, Richard L.; Hull, Robert; Reed, Kim, Jonathan: ELEVATED URANIUM IN A FRACTURED Ariel P.; Kent, Douglas B.; LeBlanc, Denis R.; McCobb, Timothy D.; Bohlke, J.K.: THE FATE AND TRANSPORT OF DISSOLVED

266 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 250-15 250-14 250-13 250-12 250-11 250-10 250-9 250-8 250-7 250-6 250-5 251-1 Authors willbepresent from4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Posters) Glory its Multidisciplinary Something for Everybody: The Many Faces ofKarst Scienceinall SESSION NO. 251 Booth # 215 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 205 216 REVEAL COASTALREVEAL VULNERABILITIES PATTERNS OFSUBMARINEGROUNDWATER DISCHARGE Sawyer, Audrey H.*; David, H.; Cedric Famiglietti, James S.: INPUTS TO ALAKEERIESHORELINE OF DIRECTGROUNDWATER DISCHARGEANDNUTRIENT Knights, Deon*; Sawyer, Audrey H.; Parks, Kevin: ESTIMATION EFFECTS ONNITROGEN CYCLINGINHYPORHEICZONES Zheng, Lizhi*; Cardenas, M. Bayani: DIURNALTEMPERATURE OKLAHOMA IN THE ARBUCKLE MOUNTAINS OFSOUTHCENTRAL TRAVERTINE AT HONEYCREEK, ASPRING-FEDSTREAM Higa, Emmanuel*: GEOCHEMISTRY OF WATER AND DYNAMICALLY FLUCTUATING, GAININGRIVERS THE INTERFACE BETWEENREDUCEDAQUIFERS AND FORMATION OFNATURAL REACTIVE BARRIERS AT Kazi Matin; Dimova, Natasha; Kumar Malo, Basudeb: Hosain, Alamgir; Hossain,Abrar; Lipsi,MehtazM.; Ahmed, Bayani; Jewell, Katrina; Datta,Saugata; Berube, Michelle M.; Knappett, P.S.K.*; Myers, D.; Kimberly Shuai,P.; Cardenas, PRAIRIE POTHOLE WETLANDS PRAIRIE INPUT OFSULFATE ONMETHANEEMISSIONSFROM David M.; LaBaugh,James W.: INFLUENCEOFGROUNDWATER Tangen, A.; Brian Goldhaber, B.; Martin Stricker, Craig A.; Mushet, Mills, Christopher T.*; Bansal,Sheel; Finocchiaro, Raymond G.; GROUNDWATER-DELIVERED NUTRIENTLOADS ROLE OFCOASTAL PLAINMILLPONDSINMITIGATING Andres, A. Scott*; Ullman, William; Main,Chris; Hanes, James D.: CRYSTALLINE BEDROCK CATCHMENT INKOREA SUBSURFACE WATER ANDSTREAM WATER INASMALL Seong-Taek: ESTIMATION OFMEAN TRANSIT TIME OF Koh, Dong-Chan*; Jung, Youn-Young; Ha,Kyoochul; Yun, MEASUREMENT DATA THERMAL INFRARED(TIR)MAPPINGANDIN-SITU OCEAN USINGUNMANNEDAERIAL VEHICLE (UAV)- DISCHARGE PROCESS ANDCHEMICALFLUXINTO THE INVESTIGATION OFSUBMARINEGROUNDWATER Koh, Dong-Chan; Ha,Kyoochul; Kim, Yongcheol: INTEGRATED Hyun, SungPil*; Lee, Eunhee; Yoon, Heesung; Burnett, William; CAPE COD, MA A GROUNDWATER FLOW-THROUGH LAKEON WESTERN DISCHARGES THROUGH THE SURFACE SEDIMENTSINTO FATE ANDFLUXOFNITRATE INGROUNDWATER AS IT Timothy D.; Bohlke, J.K.: INSITUDETERMINATION OF THE Douglas B.; Stoliker, Deborah L.; LeBlanc, DenisR.; McCobb, Hyun, SungPil*; Smith,RichardL.; Deborah A.; Repert, Kent, GROUNDWATER FLOW-THROUGH LAKEONCAPECOD, MA TRANSFER FROM CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER INTO A AND BIOGEOCHEMICALCONTROLS ONNITRATE MASS Denis R.; McCobb, Timothy D.; Bohlke, J.K.: HYDROLOGIC Kent, DouglasB.; Hyun,SungPil; Song,Bonkeun; LeBlanc, Smith, RichardL.*; Deborah A.; Repert, Stoliker, Deborah L.; SOUTHEAST FLORIDA SINKHOLES ON THE ATLANTIC COASTAL RIDGEOF AND ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDFROM CAVES AND Slater, Jane E.; Ransom,Jeff; Hazelton, Dallas: THEGEOLOGIC Brewer, KatelynM.*; Florea,LeeJ.; Spielbauer, R.; Christina LAKE ONCAPECOD, MA DURING RECHARGE TO GROUNDWATER FROM AKETTLE OXYGEN, INORGANICNITROGEN AND ORGANICCARBON 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 251-15 251-14 251-13 251-7 251-12 251-6 251-11 251-5 251-10 251-4 251-9 251-3 251-8 251-2 252-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Institute; National Ground Water Association) Groundwater Association; NationalCave andKarst Research Association ofHydrogeologist; Karst Waters Institute; Minnesota Division; GeologyDivision; GSAPlanetary International Geology Division; GeologyandGeomorphology GSAQuaternary Hydrogeology Division; GSAEnvironmental andEngineering Division; GSAGeobiology&Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Distinguished CareerofE. CalvinAlexander Jr. (GSAKarst T115. Advances inCave andKarst (Posters): A Tribute tothe SESSION NO. 252 Booth # 230 229 228 222 227 221 226 220 225 219 224 218 223 217 231 COLLAPSE SINKHOLESIN WARREN COUNTY, KENTUCKY Moore, BrittinyPaige*: DISTRIBUTION OFBEDROCK MEXICO STALAGMITE PROXIES, GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS, NEW TRANSITION INSOUTHWESTERNNORTH AMERICAFROM Lachniet, Matthew S.: MIDDLE TO LATE HOLOCENE CLIMATE E.*;Allen, Christine Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane; CUMBERLAND PLATEAU IN THE PENNSYLVANIAN CLASTICCAPROCK OF THE FROM AGEOPHYSICALSURVEY ONALARGEDEPRESSION Brock-Hon, Amy L.*; Hon,Kevin D.: PRELIMINARY RESULTS James L.; EllenK.: Herman, CO Joshua*;Barna, Fink,MadisonS.; Toran, Laura; Berglund, BEDROCK STREAMANDPHREATIC CAVE RESEARCH CORING ANDMULTILEVEL SAMPLING TECHNOLOGY FOR Harrelson, LaurenB.*; Wilson, JohnL.; Gulley, Jason D.: NEW PRAIRIE? STRUCTURE AND VADOSE HYDROLOGY OF TALLGRASS Kempton, Pamela: HOW DOESBURNING AFFECTSOIL G.L.; Sullivan, Pamela L.; Kluitenberg,Gerard J.; Ransom,Michel; Vero, Sara E.*; Datta,Saugata; Matthew Kirk, F.; Macpherson, AN URBAN KARSTSETTING SITING, ANDEVALUATING CLASS V INJECTION WELLS IN Shelley, Adam*; Polk, Jason; Koostra, Caleb: CATALOGUING, KENTUCKY, USA GROUNDWATER REVERSALSYSTEMAT MAMMOTH CAVE, DISSOLUTION PROCESSES INACOMPLEXKARST Jason: CHARACTERIZING CARBON TRANSPORT AND Ballard, Chelsea*; Polk, Jason; McClanahan,Kegan; Gulley, SPRING CREEKKARSTCONDUITSYSTEM Kish, Stephen*: PHYSICALMODELINGOF THE WAKULLA- CENTRAL KENTUCKY IN RURAL KARSTGROUNDWATER SYSTEMSINSOUTH- OF DISSOLVED GREENHOUSEGASCONCENTRATIONS Antle, Stacy*; Polk, Jason; John: Loughrin, SEASONALTREND LONG-TERM CHEMICALDEGRADATION INSAUDI ARABIA Jeaid, Abdurrahman; MirF.: Karim, RELIEFINVERSIONBY James B.; Dini,SalehM.; Nabhan,Abdullah; Amoudi,Saeed; Whitney, John W.*; Banakar, Ahmed; Memesh,AbdullaM.; Paces, RELATIONSHIPS INEPIKARST WATERSHEDS AND CLIMATE CHANGEONCONCENTRATION-DISCHARGE Dodds,K.: Walter Stops, Marvin Wes*; Sullivan, Pamela L.; Macpherson, G.L.; PRECIPITATES CRYSTAL MORPHOLOGY IN CALCIUMCARBONATE VARIATIONS INNANOMETER-SCALEFEATURES AND Testa, P.*; Maurice Parrish, Megan; BrendaL.: Kirkland, KARST SYSTEMSINSOUTH-CENTRALKENTUCKY HYDROGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN TELOGENETIC Jackson, Leah*; Polk, Jason; McClanahan,Kegan: EPIKARST FLOW INSILICATE-ROCK AQUIFERS? Calvin: IS THERE SUBSTANTIAL PREFERENTIALANDRAPID Davies, GarethJ.*; StephenR.H.;Worthington, Alexander, E. KARST SPRINGS ELUCIDATING THE IMPACT OFLANDCOVER 2 STORM HYSTERESISIN SESSION NO. 252

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252-2 232 Alexander, Scott C.*; Alexander, E. Calvin: CARBON-14 AGE HSPDP CORE SAMPLES FROM THE NORTHERN AWASH: DATING OF GROUND WATERS IN MINNESOTA PALEOZOIC PLIOCENE HADAR FORMATION, ETHIOPIA ROCKS 253-4 247 Stone, Jeffery R.*; Mohan, Joseph; Campisano, Christopher J.: 252-3 233 Larsen, Martin R.*; Green, Jeffrey A.; Wheeler, Betty J.; Kasahara, THE FOSSIL DIATOM RECORD OF PALEOLAKE HADAR Sophie M.; Alexander, E. Calvin: GROUNDWATER TRACING 253-5 248 Deino, Alan L.*; King, J.; Heil, C.; Potts, R.; Behrensmeyer, A.K.; IN ORION, MARION AND EYOTA TOWNSHIPS OF OLMSTED Dommain, R.: CHRONOLOGY OF THE OLORGESAILIE COUNTY, MINNESOTA DRILLING PROJECT CORE 1A, KOORA GRABEN, SOUTHERN 252-4 234 Kuehner, Kevin J.*; Green, Jeffrey A.; Wheeler, Betty J.; KENYA RIFT Kasahara, Sophie M.; Luhmann, Andrew J.; Alexander, E. Calvin: 253-6 249 Hynes, Alyssa Rose*; Brunelle, Andrea: A 27,000-YEAR-OLD WATER TRACING IN THE CRYSTAL CREEK WATERSHED IN SEDIMENT CORE RECORD FROM REDDEN SPRINGS MINNESOTA PROPER, BONNEVILLE BASIN, UTAH, USA 252-5 235 Wu, Zhidi*; Boston, Penelope J: EFFECTS OF HYDROLOGICAL 253-7 250 Chen, Jitao*; Montanez, Isabel P.; Wang, Xiangdong; Qi, Yuping: DYES ON MICROORGANISMS STEPWISE ONSET OF CARBONIFEROUS GLACIATION 252-6 236 Hiler, Mark*; Schwartz, Benjamin F.: DELINEATING THE CAPTURED IN C AND SR ISOTOPIC RECORDS OF SPRINGSHED OF CAVE WITHOUT A NAME: DYE TRACING IN PLATFORM CARBONATES THE LOWER GLEN ROSE LIMESTONE 252-7 237 Tan, Liangcheng*; Gao, Yongli; Buckles, Jessica; Edwards, SESSION NO. 254 R. Lawrence; Tian, Lijun; Nissen, Julia; Alexander, E. Calvin: T128. Gemological Research in the Twenty-First Century: HIGH RESOLUTION HYDROLOGICAL VARIATIONS IN Characterization, Exploration, and Geological Significance of SOUTHEAST MINNESOTA DURING THE MID-HOLOCENE Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals (Posters) 252-8 238 Nissen, Julia*; Edwards, R. Lawrence; Alexander, E. Calvin; 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F MacKinney, Joel S.; Shapiro, Daniel; Dasgupta, Sushmita: Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM RECONSTRUCTING MIDWESTERN CLIMATE VARIABILITY Booth # DURING THE LATE PLEISTOCENE 254-1 251 Wang, Chengsi*; Shen, Andy: APPLICATIONS OF 252-9 239 Tian, Lijun*; Tan, Ming; Duan, Wuhui; Gao, Yongli: CONTROLS PHOTOLUMINESCENCE IN SPINEL IDENTIFICATIONS ON THE OXYGEN ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY OF METEORIC 254-2 252 Zheng, Yuan*; Shen, Andy: PROVENANCE STUDY OF PRECIPITATION, DRIP WATER, AND CALCITE DEPOSIT AT TURQUOISE USING TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS BAOJINGGONG CAVE, CHINA 254-3 253 Berg, Richard B.*; Palke, Aaron C.: SAPPHIRES FROM AN 252-10 240 CAI, Binggui*; Wang, Fang; Gao, Yongli; Liu, Xiuming: VARIATION EOCENE SILL NEAR HELENA, MONTANA OF δ18O IN THE METEORIC PRECIPITATION, DRIP WATER, AND CALCITE DEPOSIT IN MIAODONG CAVE, LIAONING 254-4 254 Wang, Wuyi*; Johnson, Paul; D’Haenens-Johansson, Ulrika; PROVINCE AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR PALAEOCLIMATIC Loudin, Lorne: DISTRIBUTION OF [SI-V]- DEFECT IN NATURAL RECONSTRUCTION TYPE IIA DIAMONDS 252-11 241 Cunningham, Kevin J.*; Kluesner, Jared W.; Westcott, Richard L.; 254-5 255 Johnson, Paul*; Moe, Kyaw Soe; Zaitsev, Alexander M.: TREATED Walker, Cameron: EVIDENCE FOR HYPOGENIC KARST USING HYDROGEN RICH DIAMONDS SEISMIC-REFLECTION DATA FROM THE SUBSURFACE OF 254-6 256 Ardon, Troy*; Eaton-Magana, Sally: HIGH TEMPERATURE THE SOUTHEAST FLORIDA PLATFORM ANNEALING OF HYDROGEN-RICH DIAMONDS 252-12 242 Mylroie, John E.*; Mylroie, Joan R.: QUATERNARY 254-7 257 Tozer, Rose*; Jonathan, Cathleen; Dirlam, Dona Mary; Rucinski, GLACIOEUSTATIC SEA-LEVEL HIGHSTANDS FROM THE Paula; Ostrye, Sarah: RUSSIA’S TREASURE OF DIAMONDS BAHAMAS: THE KARST SIGNATURE AND PRECIOUS STONES 252-13 243 Zhang, Heng*; Li, Yuan; Cai, Zhongxian; Lu, Xinbian; Dou, Yu: HYDROGEOMORPHOLOGIC ARCHITECTURE AND ITS SESSION NO. 255 CONTROL ON PALEOCAVES IN EARLY HERCYNIAN, TAHE T129. Mineralogical Evidence for the Co-Evolution of the OIL FILED, TARIM BASIN Geosphere and Biosphere (Posters): In Honor of Robert M. Hazen, 2016 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; SESSION NO. 253 Deep Carbon Observatory; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology T123. 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Ramón: AN UPDATE ON 255-2 259 Ma, Xiaogang*; Hummer, Daniel; Hazen, Robert M.; Golden, THE CHEMERON FORMATION TEPHROCHRONOLOGY: Joshua J.; Fox, Peter; Meyer, Michael: SHOWING CO- CHALLENGES IN CORRELATING THE BARINGO-TUGEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ELEMENTS AND MINERALS IN A HILLS HOMININ SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING THREE-DIMENSIONAL MATRIX PROJECT (HSPDP) CORE TEPHRA TO OUTCROP TEPHRA 255-3 260 Meyer, Michael*; Downs, Robert T.; Falkowski, Paul G.; Fox, 253-2 245 Minkara, Karim E.*; Rabideaux, Nathan M.; Deocampo, Peter; Hazen, Robert M.; Knoll, Andrew H.; Sverjensky, Dimitri A.; Daniel M.; Kingston, John D.; Cohen, Andrew: MINERALS AS Golden, Joshua J.; Hao, Jihua; Hystad, Grethe; Hummer, CLIMATE CHANGE PROXIES: A PALEOENVIORNMENTAL Daniel; Jelen, Benjamin; Kolankowski, Sophia; Liu, Chao; Ma, INTERPRETATION OF THE BTB TUGEN HILLS DRILL CORE; Xiaogang; Moore, Elisha K.; Morrison, Shaunna M.; Muscente, PART OF THE HOMININ SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING A. 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256-29 292 Arita, Alexander*; Memeti, Vali; Flores, Lizzeth: EXAMINING 256-47 310 Sounik, Jacob*; Hunter, Shannon K.; Dasgupta, Tathagata; THE GEOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE Hacker, David B.: ALMANDINE GARNET BEARING RHYOLITES TWENTYNINE PALMS AND QUEEN MOUNTAIN PLUTONS IN FROM WOODVILLE HILL LACCOLITH, SD: EVIDENCES OF JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK RAPID MAGMA INJECTION AND MIXING IN A LACCOLITH 256-30 293 Flores, Lizzeth*; Memeti, Vali; Arita, Alexander: USING 256-48 311 Guiffre, Nicholas*; Dutrow, Barbara L.: PROVENANCE OF K-FELDSPAR MEGACRYSTS AS RECORDERS OF MAGMA OLIGOCENE-AGED VOLCANIC CLASTS FROM THE SAN LUIS PROCESSES IN THE TWENTYNINE PALMS AND QUEEN BASIN, NEW MEXICO, USA: REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION AND MOUNTAIN PLUTONS IN JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK GEOLOGIC IMPLICATIONS 256-31 294 Ardill, Katie E.*; Paterson, Scott R.; Memeti, Vali: LINKED 256-49 312 Smith, Zachary Daniel*; Brazell, Corey; Pickard, Megan: CRETACEOUS PLUTONIC-HYPABYSSAL-VOLCANIC CHEMICAL ANALYSIS ON VOLCANICLASTIC DEPOSITS FIELDS IN THE CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA: A FROM THE TARANAKI BASIN, NEW ZEALAND PLUTONIC VIEW BENEATH FOCUSING VOLCANIC SYSTEMS 256-50 313 Long, Leon E.*: CHARACTERIZING IGNEOUS ROCKS AND 256-32 295 Smith, Zachary Daniel*; Kaiser, Jason F.: GEOSPATIAL AND MINERALS USING MATRIX ANALYSIS PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF LEUCOGRANITE IN THE BEAVER DAM MOUNTAINS, SOUTHWEST UTAH SESSION NO. 257 256-33 296 Rodriguez, Edna*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Dickerson, Patricia W.: T155. Fifty Years of Innovation in Petrology and Orogenic Systems NEW GEO- AND THERMOCHRONOMETRIC CONSTRAINTS (Posters): A Tribute to Lincoln Hollister (GSA Structural Geology OF THE DEVIL’S RIVER UPLIFT AND INSIGHTS INTO THE and Tectonics Division; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA LATE PROTEROZOIC AND PALEOZOIC EVOLUTION OF THE Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SOUTHERN MARGIN OF NORTH AMERICA 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 256-34 297 Trim, Charelle S.*; Gerlach, Mary E.; Perfit, Michael; Mueller, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Paul A.: THE ALEUTIAN ARC PUZZLE: PUTTING TOGETHER Booth # THE CLUES OF VOLCANISM AND PLUTONISM ON 257-1 314 Bollen, Elizabeth M.*; Stowell, Harold H.: PRELIMINARY P-T- UNALASKA ISLAND TIME MODELS FOR REGIONAL METAMORPHISM IN THE 256-35 298 Nadeau, Patricia A.*; Webster, James D.: ORIGINS OF MOUNT WADDINGTON AREA OF THE SOUTHERN COAST PLEISTOCENE RHYOLITE AT AUGUSTINE VOLCANO: MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA CLUES FROM A HIGH-P DACITE 257-2 315 Hernández-Uribe, David*; Mattinson, Chris G.: CONSTRAINTS 256-36 299 Gardiner, Stephanie*; Rivera, Tiffany A.; Jicha, Brian R.; Schmitz, OF THE TECTONO-METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE Mark D.: NEW 40AR/39AR SANIDINE DATES AND ZIRCON DULAN AREA, NORTH QAIDAM UHP TERRANE, CHINA: IMAGING FOR THE GREEN CANYON FLOW, YELLOWSTONE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, VOLCANIC FIELD INSIGHTS OF ZR-IN-RUTILE THERMOMETRY AND PHASE 256-37 300 Birchard, Caleb E.*; Wolff, John A.; Boroughs, Scott: THE EQUILIBRIA MODELLING OF ECLOGITES 18 CENTRAL SNAKE RIVER PLAIN LOW δ O RHYOLITE 257-3 316 Awalt, Mitchell B.*; Whitney, Donna L.; Teyssier, Christian: PROVINCE: CRUSTAL MELTING PROCESSES PETROGENESIS OF KYANITE-BEARING METAGABBRO 256-38 301 Gahagan, Shawn W.*; Wolff, John A.; Boroughs, Scott; Larson, (BERIT METAOPHIOLITE, SE ANATOLIA) Peter B.: GEOCHEMISTRY OF RHYOLITES AT THE ‘OXYGEN 257-4 317 Bauri, Sudip*; Dutta, Upama; Bhui, Uttam K.; Sengupta, ISOTOPE STEP’, SNAKE RIVER PLAIN, IDAHO Pulak: EXSOLUTION TEXTURES IN PYROXENES FROM 256-39 302 Joseph, William T.*; Spell, Terry L.: CHARACTERIZING CRYSTAL METAMORPHOSED BANDED IRON FORMATION FROM ASSEMBLAGES FOR THE PETROGENESIS OF POST- PARTS OF THE SOUTHERN GRANULITE TERRANE, INDIA: COLLAPSE RHYOLITES IN THE LONG VALLEY CALDERA, CA EVIDENCE OF UHT METAMORPHISM DURING LATE 256-40 303 Frazer, Ryan E.*; Mills, Ryan; Coleman, Drew S.: STRONTIUM, ARCHAEAN TIME NEODYMIUM AND LEAD ISOTOPIC EVOLUTION OF THE 257-5 318 Song, Yong-Sun*; Ha, Youngji; Park, Kye-Hun; Kim, Myoung Jung: GRIZZLY PEAK MAGMATIC CENTER, COLORADO HERCYNITE–BEARING PELITIC GNEISS AND ASSOCIATED 256-41 304 Collins, Emma*; Schlaerth, Hannah L.; Miller, Calvin; Claiborne, CHARNOCKITE FROM THE SOUTHWESTERN YEONGNAM Lily L.; Foley, Michelle; Cribb, Warner: GEOCHEMICAL MASSIF, KOREA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOPROTEROZOIC AND PETROLOGIC INVESTIGATION OF OPEN SYSTEM HT (-UHT) METAMORPHISM PROCESSES IN POST- SUPERERUPTION MEADOW CREEK 257-6 319 Duccini, Kalie M.*; Clemens-Knott, Diane: OLIVINE- TRACHYTE, SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS, AZ PLAGIOCLASE-PYROXENE CUMULATES ASSOCIATED WITH 256-42 305 Miller, Calvin F.*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Lang, Nicholas P.; Schwat, THE HORNBLENDE-RICH SUMMIT GABBRO: EARLY STAGES Eli L.; Cribb, J. Warner; Foley, Michelle L.: GEOLOGY OF OF DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN THE LATE JURASSIC SIERRA MEADOW CREEK BASIN, SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS, NEVADA ARC ARIZONA: RECORD OF POST-SUPERERUPTION VOLCANISM 257-7 320 Crivellaro, Marco*; Bartoli, Omar; Cesare, Bernardo; Acosta-Vigil, (REU PROJECT, 2016) Antonio; Petrelli, Maurizio; Garrido, Carlos J.: THE THERMAL 256-43 306 Lente, Jenna L.*; Johnson, Emily R.: VOLATILE CONTENTS AND EVOLUTION OF METAPELITIC GRANULITES FROM PRE-ERUPTIVE CONDITIONS OF RHYOLITIC MAGMAS FROM JUBRIQUE SEQUENCE (BETIC CORDILLERA, S SPAIN) THE ORGAN CALDERA, SOUTHERN NM 257-8 321 Bartoli, Omar*; Moyen, Jean-François; Cesare, Bernardo; Acosta- 256-44 307 Boro, Joseph R.*; Wolff, John A.; Neill, Owen K.: ANATOMY OF Vigil, Antonio; Poli, Stefano: ARCHEAN MELT INCLUSIONS IN A RECHARGE MAGMA: DACITE PUMICE BLOCKS IN THE BARBERTON AMPHIBOLITES (SOUTH AFRICA) TSHIREGE MEMBER OF THE BANDELIER TUFF, VALLES 257-9 322 Cesare, Bernardo*; Ferrero, Silvio; Palmeri, Rosaria; Godard, CALDERA, NEW MEXICO Gaston: MELT INCLUSIONS IN GARNET FROM ULTRAMAFIC 256-45 308 Espejel-Garcia, Vanessa Veronica*; Villalobos-Aragon, Alejandro; HP GRANULITES (DRONNING MAUD LAND, ANTARCTICA) Espejel-Garcia, Daphne; Fontes-Guzman, Itzel; Munoz-Santiago, 257-10 323 Norton, Rebecca A.*; Stowell, Harold H.; Odom Parker, Karen: Keila; Ruiz-Ortiz, Maria de los Angeles: GEOCHEMICAL THE ROLE OF EFFECTIVE BULK COMPOSITION ON GARNET COMPARISON BETWEEN SILICIC VOLCANIC AND PLUTONIC COMPOSITIONS AND PREDICTION OF PRESSURE DURING ROCKS IN CHIHUAHUA CITY, MEXICO HIGH-GRADE METAMORPHISM 256-46 309 Kuper, Sarah A.*; DeAngelis, Michael T.: PETROGRAPHIC 257-11 324 Waldien, Trevor S.*; Roeske, Sarah M.; Stockli, Daniel F.: EXAMINATION OF VOLCANIC ROCKS FROM HUGHES STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE MOUNTAIN, SE MISSOURI

270 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 258-11 258-10 258-9 258-8 258-7 258-6 258-5 257-15 258-4 257-14 258-3 257-13 258-2 257-12 258-1 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Volcanology Division) of America; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and A CelebrationofJohnFerry’s Career(MineralogicalSociety T157. MineralEquilibria, FluidFlow andMetamorphism(Posters): SESSION NO. 258 Booth # 339 338 337 336 335 334 333 328 332 327 331 326 330 325 329 IN THE PICACHO PEAKDETACHMENT SHEAR ZONE(AZ) Schaper, Max*; Gottardi,Raphael: FLUID-ROCK INTERACTION ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OFS-RICH SCAPOLITE VIA SIMS ISOTOPE SIGNATURE OF THE LOWER CRUST: INSITUS Boivin, Pierre; Nude, ProsperM.: INSIGHTS INTO THE SULFUR Natasha; Wing, Boswell; Arculus, RichardJ.; Malcolm; Roberts, Johannes*;Hammerli, Kemp, Tony I.S.; Craven, John; Barrett, IN THE CASTNERMABLE, WEST TEXAS, USA GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OFGARNETPORPHYROBLASTS Backus, EthanL.*; CallumJ.: Hetherington, TEXTURALAND (PATAGONIA, CHILE) FLOW IN THE TORRES DELPAINE CONTACT AUREOLE Benita; Vennemann, Torsten;Othmar:Müntener, Siron, Guillaume*; Bodner, Robert; Baumgartner, Lukas; Putlitz, AUREOLE (ITALIAN ALPS) TO FORSTERITE+ TALC IN THE BERGELLCONTACT TEXTURES ACCOMPANYING THE ANTIGORITEBREAKDOWN Lafay, Romain*; Baumgartner, Lukas: MINERALANDROCK MINERAL KINGPENDANT, SIERRANEVADA SKARN FORMATION: INSIGHTSFROM EMPIREMOUNTAIN, FLUID FLOW ANDSTABLE ISOTOPE TRANSPORT DURING Jaime D.; Gevedon, MichelleL.; Lackey, Jade Star: MODELING Ramos, Evan J.*; Hesse, MarcA.; Jordan,Jacob S.; Barnes, FLUIDS EQUILIBRIA TO CONSTRAIN THE NATURE OFMANTLE Hunt, Lindsey E.*; Lamb, William M.: USINGMINERAL OUTSIDE ITS4-6KBAR CALIBRATION RANGE? THE TI-IN-BIOTITE THEMOMETER BEACCURATELY APPLIED Babin, DanielPaul*; Henry, Darrell; Pattison, David R.M.: CAN SUBDUCTION ANDSUTUREZONES ORIGIN ANDGEOLOGICALHISTORY OFSERPENTINITESIN OF THETECTONIC AS TRACERSISOTOPES Samuel: BORON Celine*;Martin, Harlow, GeorgeE.; Flores, Kennet E.; Angiboust, AND EXHUMATION INNORTHWESTERN BHUTAN Andrew R.C.: AGE OFECLOGITE-FACIES METAMORPHISM Young, David J.*; Regis, Daniele; Warren, Clare; Kylander-Clark, CATALINA SCHIST THERMOMETRY OFGARNET-QUARTZITE FROM THE Zeb; Storey, Craig: PETROLOGY AND TRACE ELEMENT Hartley, ElenaSohn*; Pereira, Ines; Moreira, Hugo; Page, F. AGES ANDREECONCENTRATIONS INPHOSPHATES DORA MAIRA, WESTERN ALPS: IMPLICATIONS OFU-TH-PB CONSTRAINING THE AGE OFGARNETBREAKDOWN IN THE J.:Lapen, Thomas Katherine;Sisson, Virginia*; Tilghman, FOR METAMORPHIC EVOLUTIONARY MODELS FRANCISCAN BLUESCHIST-ECLOGITE ANDIMPLICATIONS COMPUTATIONAL MODELLINGOFANOXIDIZED Goltz, AndreaE.*; Page, F. Zeb: MINGLEDMETAMORPHISM: CRYSTALS: FROM MAGMA SOURCE TO EXHUMATION ISOTOPIC CHARACTERIZATION OFSINGLEAPATITE Flowers, RebeccaM.: THERMOCHRONOLOGICAL AND B.*;Bonich, Mariana Samson,ScottD.; Metcalf, James R.; ISOTOPES MELANGE THROUGH SIMSANALYSIS OFOXYGEN BEARING METASOMATIC RINDGROWTH INSUBDUCTION Kitajima, Kouki; Valley, J.W.: CONSTRAINTSONGARNET- Leung, MeredithC.*; Page, F. Zeb; Penniston-Dorland, Sarah; BELT, EASTERNALASKARANGE, ALASKA SOUTHERN MARGINOF THE MACLAREN METAMORPHIC 25–28 September LIMITED FLUID

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 258-14 258-13 258-12 259-10 259-9 259-8 259-7 259-6 259-5 259-4 259-3 259-2 259-12 259-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Environments (Posters) GeologyDivision) (GSAPlanetary T163. Frontiers inGeochronology: AncientSystemsandPlanetary SESSION NO. 259 259-11 Booth # 352 351 350 354 353 342 341 340 349 348 347 346 345 344 343 FROM ELACHIPALAYAM, TAMIL NADU, SOUTHINDIA BETWEEN OLIVINEANDPLAGIOCLASE INGABBRO DYKE Rajagopal: ON THE GENESISOFMULTILAYER CORONAE Banerjee, Meenakshi*; Dutta,Upama; Bhui,UttamK.; Anand, SPITSBERGEN METASOMATISM OFMETAPELITES FROM NORTHERN Maciej: MASSBALANCE OFMAJORELEMENTSDURING Faehnrich, Karol*; Kosminska, Karolina; Majka,Jaroslaw; Dwornik, PALEOPROTEROZOIC METAGABBRO, SWMONTANA FLOW, ANDDEEPCRUSTAL SHEARZONENUCLEATION IN Condit, Cailey B.*; Mahan,Kevin H.: FRACTURING, FLUID EXPLORING THE PARTIAL LOSSOF Mercer, C.M.*; Hodges, K.V.; Van Soest,M.C.; McDonald,C.S.: PARANÁ BASIN, BRAZIL OF THE CARBONIFEROUS—PERMIAN SUCCESSION, Qing-zhu: Roberto; Yin, Fedorchuk, Nick; Lopes, Ricardo; Vesely, Fernando; Iannuzzi, Griffis, Neil*; Mundil,Roland; Montañez,Isabel P.; Isbell,John L.; THE GASKIERS GLACIATION Eben Blake; Macdonald,Francis A.: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF Paul; Raub, Timothy D.; Landing,Ed; Mills, Andrea; Hodgin, Pu, Judy P.*; Bowring, Samuel A.; Ramezani,Jahandar; Myrow, ELEMENT ANALYSIS MATERIALS FORIN-SITUU-PBDATING AND TRACE- Andrew R.C.: DEVELOPMENTOFCALCITEREFERENCE Holder, M.*; Robert Hacker, Bradley R.; Kylander-Clark, Presentation) GEOCHRONOLOGY FORPLANETARY BODIES(Invited Cohen, Barbara A.*: LONG-DISTANCE DATING: INSITU EXPERIMENTAL PERSPECTIVE SYSTEMATICS AT THE WATER-OIL INTERFACE FROM AN NicoleC.*;Hurtig, Stein,HollyJ.; Hannah,Judith L.: RE-OS ACTIVITY AT ORNEAR THE CRATER-RIM SURFACE CRATER, MARS, AND THE STRATIGRAPHY OFMELT-WATER James M.: PERIGLACIAL “ICE” COMPLEXESIN THE HALE Soare, RichardJ.*; Conway, SusanJ.; Gallagher, Colman; Dohm, JACK HILLSZIRCONS AS REVEALEDBYLA/YBCOUPLED WITH U-PBDATING OF PALEOARCHEAN FELSICROCK FORMINGPROCESSES Gehrels, GeorgeE.: DEPTHPROXIES FORHADEAN TO McCraw, JessicaR.C.*; Profeta, LuciaR.; Ducea,MihaiN.; APPLICATION TO TUNGSTEN EXPERIMENTS IN THE DIAMONDANVILCELLAND THEIR METHODS FORMETAL-SILICATE PARTITIONING PLANETARY DIFFERENTIATION IN THE LABORATORY: Bennett, NeilR.*; Jackson, ColinR.M.; Du,Zhixue; Fei, Yingwei: APPLICATIONS (Invited Presentation) COSMO- ANDGEOCHRONOLOGY: CAPABILITIES AND Pravdivtseva, Olga*; Meshik, Alex: XENONISOTOPES IN DAMAGE ONHEDIFFUSIONKINETICSINZIRCON EMPIRICAL CONSTRAINTSON THE EFFECTSOFRADIATION Anderson, AlyssaJ.*; Hodges, Kip V.; van Soest,Matthijs C.: INCREMENTAL HEATING BRECCIAS: COMPARISON OFLASERMICROPROBE AND RECOIL EFFECTSIN TWO APOLLO16IMPACT MELT GEOCHRONOLOGY IN CHERTS: EXTENDINGLIFEDETECTIONSTRATEGIES TO MICRO RAMANSPECTROSCOPY OFFLUIDINCLUSIONS Bower, DinaM.*; Steele, Andrew; Conrad, Pamela G.; Fries, Marc: HIGH-RESOLUTION CA-TIMSDATING 40 AR/ 39 AR RESULTS 40 AR* ANDPOTENTIAL SESSION NO. 259

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SESSION NO. 260 Booth # T186. Combining Sedimentology, Ichnology, and Paleontology to 261-1 366 Geissman, John W.*; Gastaldo, Robert A.; Neveling, Johann: Refine Spatiotemporal (Paleo)Environmental Interpretations and PALEOMAGNETIC DATA BEARING ON THE THERMAL Clarify Salinity-Discharge Fluctuations along Modern and Ancient HISTORY OF UPPER PERMIAN TO LOWER TRIASSIC Complex Coastlines (Posters) (Paleontological Society; GSA BEAUFORT GROUP STRATA, KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary 261-2 367 Nova, Giovanny*; Bayona, Germán; Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos; Geology)) Montaño, Paola Catalina; Montes, Camilo; Cardona, Agustin: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F DETAILED STRATIGRAPHY OF UPPER JURASSIC Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SEDIMENTARY AND VOLCANOCLASTIC ROCKS FROM Booth # WESTERN PANGEA OUTCROPPING ALONG THE PROTO CARIBBEAN 260-1 355 Wenhold, Leah*; O’Neill, Meaghan; Pezanowski, Jana; Kopcznski, Karen; Hibbard, Shannon; Buynevich, Ilya V.: A 261-3 368 Lopez, Karla Anabel*; Baron, Dirk; Guo, Junhua; Woolford, J.M.: DIVERSE ICHNOCOENOSIS ALONG AN UPPER TRIASSIC MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MIOCENE RIPARIAN MUDSTONE PALEO-SURFACE, BUCKS COUNTY, OLCESE FORMATION, SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA CALIFORNIA 260-2 356 O’Neill, Meaghan*; Wenhold, Leah; Pezanowski, Jana; Buynevich, 261-4 369 Thomson, Kelly*; Odlum, Margaret; Stockli, Daniel F.; Fildani, Ilya V.: SHALLOW-WATER VERTEBRATE TRACES ON A Andrea; Clark, Julian; Puigdefabregas, Cai: TRACING CARNIAN MUDSTONE, BUCKS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNALS FROM SOURCE TO SINK: ZIRCON (U-TH)/(HE-PB) DOUBLE DATING APPLIED 260-3 357 Cunningham, Kevin J.*; Bann, Kerrie L.; Rodriguez-Tovar, TO FORELAND BASIN FILL OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL Francisco J.; Rodriguez, Javier Dorador; Westcott, Richard L.; PYRENEES, SPAIN Kluesner, Jared W.: ICHNOFACIES ANALYSIS OF A MIOCENE CARBONATE DISTALLY-STEEPENED OUTER RAMP, 261-5 370 Hart, Dylan M.*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Odlum, Margaret; Thomson, SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA PLATFORM Kelly; Fildani, Andrea; Moscardelli, Lorena G.: SEDIMENT DISPERSAL DURING RIFT TO DRIFT TRANSITION IN THE 260-4 358 Horton, Conor J.*; Fielding, Christopher R.: SUBTLE CENTRAL NORTH ATLANTIC - INSIGHTS FROM U-PB- EXPRESSIONS OF A REGIONALLY EXTENSIVE SEQUENCE HE PROVENANCE DATA FROM THE LUSITANIA BASIN, BOUNDARY: INTEGRATING SEDIMENTOLOGY AND PORTUGAL ICHNOLOGY IN THE TURONIAN FERRON SANDSTONE 261-6 371 Hines, Benjamin Robert*; Crampton, James S.; Bland, Kyle J.; 260-5 359 Gingras, Murray*; Timmer, Eric R.; Ditzler, Eric; Zonneveld, Seward, Diane: PALINSPASTIC RECONSTRUCTION OF John-Paul; Bann, Kerrie L.; MacEachern, James A.; Pemberton, THE EAST COAST BASIN, NEW ZEALAND: CONTROLLING S. George: SIZE-DIVERSITY TRENDS AND FEEDING- TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE ANCIENT GONDWANA STRATEGY DISTRIBUTIONS IN BRACKISH-WATER MARGIN ICHNOFOSSILS (Invited Presentation) 261-7 372 Leary, Ryan J.*; Orme, Devon A.; Laskowski, Andrew; DeCelles, 260-6 360 Wroblewski, Anton Franz-Josef*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: Peter G.; Kapp, Paul; Carrapa, Barbara; Dettinger, Matthew: FLUCTUATING SALINITY GRADIENTS IN GALVESTON BAY SLAB-DRIVEN FORMATION OF THE KAILAS BASIN WITHIN AND HOW TO CONFUSE TRANSGRESSIVE BARRIER ISLAND THE INDIA-ASIA SUTURE ZONE, SOUTHERN TIBET DEPOSITS WITH REGRESSIVE DELTAS (Invited Presentation) 261-8 373 Allen, Wai K.*; Ridgway, Kenneth D.; Benowitz, Jeff; Waldien, 260-7 361 van der Kolk, Dolores A.*; Flaig, Peter P.; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Trevor S.; Roeske, Sarah M.: SEDIMENTARY AND VOLCANIC Prather, Timothy; Jones, Rebecca H.; Ambrose, William A.; RECORD OF NEOGENE TRANSPRESSIONAL FORELAND Loucks, Robert: COMBINING SEDIMENTOLOGY AND BASIN DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE CENTRAL DENALI ICHNOLOGY TO REFINE PALEOENVIRONMENAL FAULT SYSTEM, EASTERN ALASKA RANGE INTERPRETATIONS IN FLUVIAL-DELTAIC-SHALLOW-MARINE CLASTIC SYSTEMS 261-9 374 Guerrero, Juan Carlos*; Herrmann, Achim D.; Haynes, John T.: PROVENANCE STUDY OF ORDOVICIAN SANDSTONES 260-8 362 Ciochon, Russell*; Zonneveld, John-Paul; Zaim, Yahdi; Rizal, Yan; ALONG THE SOUTHEASTERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS Aswan, Aswan; Larick, Roy; Gunnell, Gregg F.; Gingras, Murray: CATASTROPHIC INPUT TO A SEASONALLY ACTIVE CLASTIC SESSION NO. 262 DELTAIC SUCCESSION ON A TROPICAL CARBONATE COAST, NORTHEAST SUMBA, EAST NUSA TENGGARA, T198. Beneath Da Vinci’s Feet: The Multidisciplinary World of Soil INDONESIA (Invited Presentation) Science (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 260-9 363 Jones, Rebecca H.*; Flaig, Peter P.; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: IMPORTANCE OF ICHNOLOGY IN DEFINING 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F PALEOENVIRONMENTS ALONG AN ANCIENT COMPLEX Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM COASTLINE: THE ANCHOR MINE TONGUE AND UPPER Booth # SEGO EQUIVALENT OF RANGELY, COLORADO 262-1 375 Davis, Scott*: HOW THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 260-10 364 Murphy, Ashlyn Victoria*; Flaig, Peter P.: AN INTEGRATED (BLM) USES SOIL QUALITY AND SOIL INDICATORS IN HIGH-RESOLUTION SEDIMENTOLOGIC, ICNOLOGIC, AND ADDRESSING ITS LAND HEALTH STANDARDS GEOCELLULAR MODELLING STUDY OF THE SEGO-NESLEN 262-2 376 Bern, Carleton R.*; Yesavage, Tiffany: MODELING SMALL FORMATION TRANSITION, BOOK CLIFFS, UTAH MINERAL PARTICLE LOSSES ALONG SLOPES OF 260-11 365 Seminack, Christopher T.*; Thornburg, Jesse D.; Kopcznski, THE SUSQUEHANNA SHALE HILLS CRITICAL ZONE Karen; Oest, Christopher; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Davis, Timothy: OBSERVATORY SEDIMENTARY AND ICHNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE 262-3 377 Hausner, Mark B.*; Koonce, Jeremy; Berli, Marcus; Young, JUNIATA FORMATION AT POTTERS MILLS AND REEDSVILLE, Michael H.: EVAPORATION FROM BARE ARID SOILS: PENNSYLVANIA: A POST-TACONIC CLASTIC WEDGE PARAMETER ESTIMATION USING MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS SESSION NO. 261 262-4 378 Balogh-Brunstad, Zsuzsanna*; Mehr, Nicole K.; Redder, Brian W.; T193. Sedimentary Basins (Posters) Balnis, Joseph M.; Tallman, Killian R.: HEMLOCK WOOLLY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F ADELGID INFESTATION CAUSED CHANGES IN SOIL, SOIL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM WATER AND MICROBIAL COMMUNITY IN MINE KILL STATE PARK, NEW YORK

272 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 263-8 263-7 263-6 263-5 263-4 262-8 263-3 262-7 263-2 262-6 264-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Paleontological Society) for Geology); Sedimentary Geology Division; GSASedimentary Scientific Contributions ofMichael A. (SEPM(Society Arthur Deep Time Ocean-ClimatePerturbations (Posters): Honoringthe T230. Sedimentary, Paleobiologic, andGeochemical Studiesof SESSION NO. 264 263-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F (Society for Geology)) Sedimentary Discipline; Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Discipline; SEPM GeologyDivision;(GSA Sedimentary Marine/CoastalScience T203. DynamicsofContinentalMargin Sedimentation(Posters) SESSION NO. 263 262-5 Booth # Booth # 390 389 388 387 386 382 385 381 384 380 391 383 379 WITHIN THE NORTHERN EUBOEANGULF SHALLOW SUBSURFACE OF THE KOLPOS ATALANTIS Harris, M. Scott*: GEOPHYSICALINVESTIGATION OF THE DYNAMICS OF THE ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAINMARGIN REWORKED DINOCYSTS, PALEOCHANNELS, AND THE THE BASAL CALVERT FORMATION: MISSINGZONES, Edwards, LucyE.*; Powars, David S.; Weems, E.: Robert STONE DOME, NORTHERN BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH S.:Gregory CARBONSTORAGE POTENTIAL AT THE GREAT J.*;Lombardi, Christopher Miller, Kenneth G.; Mountain, RESPONSE TO SEA-LEVEL RISEANDNETDEPOSITION TIDE-DOMINATED DELTA EVOLUTION: MORPHOLOGIC Lentsch, Nathan*; Finotello, Alvise; Paola, Chris: EXPERIMENTAL Presentation) SEAFLOOR IN THE NORTHERN GULFOFMEXICO(Invited MODELLING EXTREMEEVENTS(HURRICANES)AT THE Kniskern, Tara A.; Senthil; Radhakrishnan, Birchler, Justin: K.;Courtney Arango, Hernan; Auad, Guillermo; Hutton,Eric; Jenkins, Chris*; Syvitski,James; Meiburg, Eckart; Harris, AGRICULTURAL REGIONSOF THE MIDWEST OF THE USA MAPS COMPARED WITH SOILGEOCHEMISTRY OF Almesleh, Najwah*: BEDROCK GEOCHEMICAL RELATIVE SEA-LEVELCHANGEAT SANDY HOOK, NJ Stanford, ScottD.: REGIONALANDLOCALSOURCESOF Kopp, E.; BenjaminP.; Robert Horton, Khan,NicoleS.; Fan, Ying; S.*;Johnson, Christopher Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James FRENCH FIRERECOVERY AREA, NORTH FORKCALIFORNIA Alan J.: EFFECTSOFFORESTFIREONSOIL WETTABILITY; Easley, MichealeL.*; Willems, Kaitlyn; Wang, Zhi; Gallegos, STRATIGRAPHY AND CLIMATIC DRIVERSINIMPACTING SHELF CONTINENTAL SHELF: INVESTIGATING ANTHROPOGENIC SEDIMENTATION ALONG THE CENTRALCALIFORNIA Schwartz, Valerie; Avalos, Amanda: VARIABILITY INMODERN Joseph*;Carlin, Addison,Jason; Wagner, Amy; Barron,JohnA.; OZARKS MARK TWAIN NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHEASTMISSOURI PRESCRIBED BURNING ONUPLANDSOILPROPERTIES IN Hente, Megan*; Pavlowsky, Robert; Owen, Marc: INFLUENCEOF MILLENNIAL-SCALE CLIMATE CHANGESUSINGPOLLEN Ganter, Will*; Elrick, Maya: DETECTINGPENNSYLVANIAN (Invited Presentation) CONCEPT OF THE SYSTEMS TRACT UNHINGED? NEARSHORE ALONG-STRIKE VARIABILITY: IS THE Harris, Ashley D.*; Madof, Andrew S.; Connell,SeanD.: PALEOCLIMATE RECORDINSOUTHERNARIZONA LINKING SOILCHRONOSEQUENCE PROPERTIES TO THE Kerr, AmandaL.*; Shepard,Christopher; Rasmussen, Craig: 25–28 September V.;

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 265-10 265-9 265-8 265-7 264-6 265-6 264-5 265-5 264-4 265-4 264-3 265-3 264-2 265-2 265-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F America andaround the World (Posters) Structural Geology: ActiveandAncientDeformation inNorth SESSION NO. 265 Booth # 396 395 394 393 392 406 405 404 403 402 401 400 399 398 397 AND SOFTWARE MODELS IN THE DEATH VALLEY REGIONUSING3D IMAGING MOUNTAINS, NV: AKEYFORRESOLVING EXTENSIONAL RESTING SPRINGRANGES, CAAND THE SPRING REINTERPRETATION OFFEATURES WITHIN THE NOPAH- Rutkofske, James*; Pavlis, Terry L.: STRUCTURAL PLATA CANYON AREA, CHURCHILL COUNTY, NEVADA Alm, Steve*; Walker, Douglas: GEOLOGICMAPPINGOF THE LA STUDY FROM THE WOOD HILLS, NEVADA CRUST OFANDEAN-STYLEOROGENIC PLATEAUS: ACASE PATH AND THERMAL HISTORY OFQUARTZITE IN THE DEEP Jordan, Sarah M.*; Rahl,Jeffrey M.; McGrew, AllenJ.: STRAIN IMPLICATIONS FOREARLY CRETACEOUS DEFORMATION KING PENDANT, SIERRANEVADA,CALIFORNIA: EMPLACEMENT OF THE WHITE CHIEFPLUTON, MINERAL Worm, Thomas J*; Greene, David C.: SYNTECTONIC HOLOCENE GREAT SALT LAKESAPROPELS NITROGEN ISOTOPE EXCURSIONSINPLEISTOCENE/ Fulton, James M.*; Van Mooy, BenjaminA.S.: CARBONAND PARK, CALIFORNIA TOWNE PASS FAULT, NORTHERN DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL Jeffrey R.; Xie, Surui: CONSTRAININGSLIPRATES ON THE Nachbor, AmeliaC.*; Wetmore, Paul; Owen, Lewis A.; Knott, Scholz, Christopher A.:Scholz, Christopher WHENCHEMOCLINESCOLLAPSE Junium, K.*; Christopher Uveges, Benjamin Iglar; Thornton INSIGHTS FROM SOUTHERNCALIFORNIA’SACTIVE FAULTS THE STRANGEGEOMETRIESOFSTRIKE-SLIPFAULTS: Evans, James P.; Steely, Alexander N.; Bykerk-Kauffman, Ann: Janecke, SusanneU.*; Markowski, Dan; StevenThornock, Jesse; CHANGES AT THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN BOUNDARY Bradley B.: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF VOLCANISM ONBIOTIC Matthew S.; Bralower, Timothy J.; Arthur, MichaelA.; Sageman, Oakes, RosieL.*; Jones, Matthew M.; Fortiz, Victoria; Fantle, AND STRUCTURAL DATA INTEGRATION OFGEOMORPHOLOGIC, STRATIGRAPHIC, DIXIE VALLEY FAULT SYSTEM(NV, USA)BASED ON Carena, Sara*; Friedrich, Anke M.: SLIPHISTORY OF THE WESTERN INTERIORSEAWAY DURING OCEANICANOXIA EVENT2(~93.9MA)IN THE U.S. ASSEMBLAGES OF THE TROPIC SHALEFORMATION LATE CRETACEOUS CALCAREOUSNANNOFOSSIL Leckie, R. Mark; Sageman,Bradley B.; Sepulveda, Julio: Fortiz, Victoria*; Bralower, Timothy J.; Arthur, MichaelA.; WESTERN NEVADA DEXTRAL SLIP WITHIN THE CENTRAL WALKER LANE, Gosse, John; Torres, Allegra: RATES OFQUATERNARY Langille, Jackie*; Lee, Jeff; Blisniuk,Kim; Sharp, Warren D.; BOUNDARY INTERVAL SEAWAYINTERIOR CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN THOUGHTHE IMPLICATIONS OFRISINGSEALEVELIN THE WESTERN Ellen E.; Rostami,MasoudAsgharian: PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC RaquelM.*;Bryant, Leckie, R. Mark; Elderbak,Khalifa; Martin, TENNESSEE OF THE HARPETHRIVERFAULT ZONE, CENTRAL OF JOINTSALONG THE SOUTH-SOUTHEASTPROJECTION Paladino, Brielle*; Abolins, Mark: RHYTHMITES ANALYSIS INDEEP-MARINELIMESTONE-SHALE INDIAN PEAK-CALIENTECALDERACOMPLEX STRUCTURAL ANALYSES OFCLASTICDIKES WITHIN THE Zdanowski, Sarah E.*; MacLean,JohnS.: LITHOLOGICALAND PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION SESSION NO. 265

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265-11 407 Jarrett, Corey B.*; Miller, Marli B.; Price, Nancy A.: MYLONITE SOUTHERN TERMINATION OF THE NORUMBEGA FAULT MELANGES IN AN EXTENSIONAL SHEAR-ZONE IN THE SYSTEM BADWATER TURTLEBACK OF DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 265-30 426 He, Tammy*; Kuiper, Y.; Hepburn, J. Christopher: LINKING THE 265-12 408 Shivji, Zakiya Celeste*; Lindline, Jennifer; Petronis, Michael: STRUCTURAL HISTORY OF THE ROCKY POND SLICE TO INFLUENCE OF LARAMIDE DEFORMATION ON THE THOSE OF THE NASHOBA TERRANE AND MERRIMACK BELT PROTEROZOIC BASEMENT IN THE SOUTHERN SANGRE DE OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS CRISTO MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO 265-31 427 Chojnacki, Michael R.*; Jacobs, Logan P.; Campbell, Patricia A.: 265-13 409 Kaempfer, Jenna M.*; Mitra, Gautam: PLASTIC TO DOES THE PENNSYLVANIAN-AGED MORGANTOWN CATACLASTIC TRANSITIONAL DEFORMATION OF THE SANDSTONE RECORD RAPID TRANSPORT INTO THE SANTAQUIN BASEMENT COMPLEX IN THE CHARLESTON- DEPOSITIONAL BASIN FORMED DUE TO UPLIFT OF NEBO THRUST SHEET, CENTRAL UTAH THE APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS? DEPOSITIONAL AND 265-14 410 Cote, Nathan*: SYN-EXTENSIONAL MECHANISMS OF THE STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE BASAL MORGANTOWN LITTLE GRAND WASH FAULT SYSTEM, GRAND COUNTY SANDSTONE, PITTSBURGH, PA UTAH 265-32 428 Ditzler, Lindsey P.*; Walsh, Talor B.: NATURAL FRACTURES AND 265-15 411 Clayton, Robert W.*; George, Alex: A 3-D GEOLOGICA MODEL MODERN DEPTH IN THE APPALACHIAN PLATEAU OF MOUNT TIMPANOGOS, WASATCH RANGE, UTAH 265-33 429 Biegel, Jenna*; Rahl, Jeffrey M.: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 265-16 412 Siegel, Helen*; Judge, Shelley; Davis, Joshua R.: VISUAL AND GRAIN SHAPE AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC ORIENTATION OF QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF STRUCTURAL DATA FROM QUARTZ PORPHYROCLASTS FROM A MID-CRUSTAL SHEAR THE WASATCH MONOCLINE (CENTRAL UTAH) USING TWO ZONE, ROCKFISH VALLEY DEFORMATION ZONE, VIRGINIA COMPUTER PROGRAMS: STEREONET AND R 265-34 430 Hill, Jesse S.*; Stewart, Kevin G.: A NEWLY DISCOVERED 265-17 413 Sanchez, Veronica*; Johnston, Alexander: PRELIMINARY FAULT ZONE NEAR BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE CHRISTMAS MOUNTAINS, CENOZOIC TOPOGRAPHIC REJUVENATION OF THE WEST TEXAS, TO ASSESS THE ROLE OF TRANSFER ZONE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS MECHANISMS IN RIFT ZONES 265-35 431 Gavel, Michelle*; Stewart, Kevin G.; Hill, Jesse S.: KINEMATIC 265-18 414 Helesic, Jacob*; Petronis, Michael; Kelsch, Jesse M.; Urbanczyk, VORTICITY ANALYSIS OF THE LINVILLE FALLS THRUST Kevin M.; Dickerson, Patricia W.: A PALEOMAGNETIC ANALYSIS SHEET NEAR BOONE, NC OF VERTICAL AXIS ROTATION ALONG THE TASCOTAL MESA 265-36 432 Vanderlip, Christopher*; Mitchell, Jeff: THERE’S AN APP FOR FAULT IN FAR WEST TEXAS THAT... TESTING GEOLOGIC SMARTPHONE APPS AGAINST 265-19 415 Ramirez, Samantha*; Pavlis, Terry L.: FOLD-THRUST SYSTEM THE BRUNTON POCKET TRANSIT IN THE INDIO MOUNTIANS, WEST TEXAS: OUT-OF- 265-37 433 Lathrop, Bailey Anne*; Burberry, Caroline: ACCOMMODATION SEQUENCE THRUST IN AN INVERTED RIFT BASIN? OF PENETRATIVE STRAIN DURING DEFORMATION ABOVE A 265-20 416 Ferguson, Sarah*; Maher, Harmon: FAULT ZONE DUCTILE DÉCOLLEMENT ARCHITECTURE OF POLYGONAL FAULT SYSTEMS IN THE 265-38 434 Richardson, Ashley M.*; Lottes, Nathan D.; Tindall, Sarah E.: HOW NIOBRARA CHALK OF THE CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS DO THE PROPERTIES OF INDIVIDUAL MECHANICAL LAYERS 265-21 417 Jang, Yirang*; Lee, Hyunjung; Kwon, Sanghoon: LATERAL AFFECT JOINT ORIENTATION? VARIATIONS IN THRUST DEVELOPMENTS ALONG THE 265-39 435 Shirzaei, Manoochehr*; Nabavi, Seyed Tohid; Alavi, Seyed Ahmad; CENTRAL ALBERTA FOOTHILLS, CANADA: TRIANGLE ZONE Mohammadi, Soheil; Ghassemi, Mohammad Reza: ANALYSIS VS. IMBRICATE FAN OF TRANSPRESSION WITHIN CONTRACTIONAL PLANAR 265-22 418 Loope, David B.*; Secord, Ross: REWORKED LARGE, IRON- FAULT STEPS USING THE FINITE-ELEMENT METHOD RICH CONCRETIONS AT THE BASAL CONTACT OF THE 265-40 436 Prokopiev, Andrei*; Ershova, Victoria; Khudoley, Andrey; Anfinson, PALEOGENE HANNA FORMATION IN WYOMING’S CARBON Owen; Stockli, Daniel F.; Faleide, Jan Inge; Gaina, Carmen; BASIN CONTRADICT A YOUNGER-ON-OLDER KLIPPE Sobolev, Nikolay; Petrov, Eugeniy: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS INTERPRETATION AND DETRITAL ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE AGES FROM PALEOZOIC 265-23 419 Robinson, Schuyler T.*; Clayton, Robert W.: A 3-D GEOLOGICAL STRATA OF THE NW NOVAYA ZEMLYA ARCHIPELAGO MODEL OF THE RATTLESNAKE RIDGE LARAMIDE FOLD, (RUSSIAN HIGH ARCTIC) WYOMING 265-41 437 Jang, Yirang*; Lee, Heunggi; Kwon, Sanghoon: STRUCTURAL 265-24 420 Champenois, Sean*; Clayton, Robert W.: 3-D GEOLOGICAL GEOMETRY AND KINEMATICS OF THE TAEBAEKSAN ZONE MODELING OF THE CENTRAL TETON RANGE, WYOMING IN THE PYENGCHANG-YEONGWOL AREA, OKCHEON FOLD- THRUST BELT, KOREA 265-25 421 Mann, Audra*; Gray, Keith: REACTIVATED MARTIN BRIDGE\ WILD SHEEP CREEK BOUNDARY ACROSS THE EASTERN 265-42 438 Suzuki, Shigeyuki*; Ishida, Keisuke; Yamashita, Shinji; Takesue, WALL OF RAPID RIVER CANYON; RIGGINS, IDAHO Norito: DEFORMATION IN SHEAR ZONE OF THE BUTSUZO TECTONIC LINE UNDER SYN-SEDIMENTARY TO DIAGENETIC 265-26 422 Kahn, Adrian W.*; Magloughlin, J.F.: SHALLOW CRUSTAL CONDITIONS FAULTING IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS FOAM CREEK STOCK, WASHINGTON 265-43 439 Takesue, Norito*; Suzuki, Shigeyuki: STRUCTUAL EVOLUTION OF MÉLANGE UNIT IN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS SHIMANTO 265-27 423 Kane, Patrick*; Douglas, Bruce J.: APPLICATIONS OF ZIRCON BELT, WAKAYAMA PREF., JAPAN (U-TH)/HE THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF THE ELKHORN MOUNTAIN VOLCANICS TO DETERMINE LOCAL VARIATIONS 265-44 440 Berry, Allison*; Lewis, Jonathan: THE LONGITUDINAL AND IN COOLING HISTORIES IN SOUTHWEST MONTANA VERTICAL DISTIRBUTION OF BRITTLE DEFORMATION IN THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RANGE TAIWAN: CONSTRAINTS 265-28 424 Butcher, Rebecca*; Blundell, Michele; D’Hondt, Erin; Detraz, FROM EARTHQUAKES AND MESOSCALE FAULTS Douglas; Galka, Alicia; Karageozian, Mara; Press, Jack; Renusch, Jefferson; Shaw, Victor; Soboh, Noor; Wilt, Philip; Wine, Ross; 265-45 441 Schuba, C. Nur*; Sawyer, Dale; Gray, Gary: NEW Brownlee, Sarah J.: EXHUMATION MECHANISMS IN THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE S-REFLECTOR FROM GALICIA CHESTER DOME, SOUTHEAST VERMONT: COLLABORATIVE MARGIN, OFFSHORE SPAIN UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH 265-46 442 Hurtado, Cecilia*; Bailey, Christopher M.: STRUCTURAL 265-29 425 Gentry, Emilie N.*; Kuiper, Yvette; Hepburn, J. Christopher: FIELD HISTORY OF THE SEMAIL OPHIOLITE, NORTHERN JEBEL STUDY OF HIGH-STRAIN ZONES IN THE SOUTHEASTERN AKHDAR CULMINATION, OMAN NEW ENGLAND APPALACHIANS TO CHARACTERIZE THE

274 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 266-12 266-11 266-10 266-9 266-8 266-7 266-6 266-5 266-4 266-3 266-2 265-48 266-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F T207. BestStudentGeologicMappingCompetition(Posters) SESSION NO. 266 265-47 Booth # 456 455 454 453 452 451 450 449 448 447 446 445 444 443 GLACIER, ANTARCTICA SUBSEQUENT RECESSIONALONGSIDEHATHERTON Trevor R.: TIMINGOF THE LASTGLACIAL MAXIMUM AND C.*;King, Courtney Hall,BrendaL.; Stone, JohnO.; Hillebrand, CAROLINA THE AFTON QUADRANGLE, WARREN COUNTY, NORTH ALLEGHANIAN SHEARZONE, EASTERNPORTION OF GEOMETRIC, ANDKINEMATIC FRAMEWORK OFAFOLDED Rice, AaronK.: THEMACON FAULT ZONE: LITHOLOGIC, Peach, Brandon Tyler*; Blake, David E.; Carter, Mark W.; ZEBRA NAPPE, NAUKLUFT NAPPECOMPLEX, NAMIBIA Quinn, Daven P.*; Grotzinger, J.P.: STRUCTURAL MAPOF THE SOUTHERNMOST APPALACHIANS OF THE EVOLUTION FOR THETECTONICIMPLICATIONS THE 1:24,000ROANOKE EAST, ALABAMA, QUADRANGLE: Harstad, RylleighP.*; G.: Steltenpohl,Mark GEOLOGYOF CORDILLERAN HINTERLAND CLARIFY KEYCROSS-CUTTING RELATIONS IN THE SAND SPRINGSRANGE, NEVADA GEOLOGICMAPS Satterfield, JosephI.: SLATE MOUNTAIN ANDNORTHERN SeanM.*;Czarnecki, Jarvis, Jacob C.; Garcia,DarrenG.; ACIDALIA MENSAEANDCOLLESREGIONS PLAINS: ARENEWEDSURVEY OFGEOLOGICUNITSIN THE Trautman, Marshall: MAPPINGIN THE NORTHERN MARTIAN Siwabessy, Andrew G.*; Parker, Timothy; C.; Anderson,Robert VOLCANIC PROVINCE STRUCTURAL HISTORY OFASYNEXTENSIONALMIOCENE CALIFORNIA: UNRAVELING THE ERUPTIVE AND MOUNTAINS ANDEASTERNMOPAH RANGE, SOUTHEAST OF THE WESTERNWHIPPLE MAP Jade Star: GEOLOGIC Fidler, Kate*; Mary Gans, PhillipB.; Gentry, Beau; Lackey, AT 21°S ZONE, INTERANDEANZONE, ANDEASTERNCORDILLERA SOUTHERN BOLIVIA: NEWINSIGHTS ON THE SUBANDEAN ACROSS THE ANDEANRETROARC FOLD-THRUST BELT OF Calle, Amanda; Ramirez, Victor: REGIONALGEOLOGICMAP Anderson, Ryan Bruce*; Long,SeanP.; K.; Brian Horton, MAPPING AND PETROGRAPHIC APPLICATIONS TO GEOLOGIC COMPARATIVE TECTONIC MODELSUSINGSTRUCTURAL Kolb, Dakota James*; Gifford, Jennifer N.: DEVELOPMENTOF YUKON TERRITORY BATHOLITHIN THE YUKON TANANASOUTHWEST TERRANE, BETWEEN THE SNOWCAP ASSEMBLAGE-RUBY RANGE Borch, AnnaE.*; Israel, SteveCONTACT A.: MAPPINGTHE COLORADO 7.5-MINUTEQUADRANGLE GEOLOGIC MAPOF THE HOMESTAKE RESERVOIR, Frothingham, MichaelG.*; Shaw, ColinA.; Ruleman,Chester A.: HIMALAYAN FRONTAL THRUST ININDIA MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKES ONFAULT SEGMENTSOF THE DEVELOPING APALEOSEISMIC AGE MODELFORLARGE- Daniels, Robyn L.*; Jayangondaperumal, R.; Niemi, Tina M.: TRUCKEE RANGE, NORTHWESTERN NEVADA OF THE BLACK WARRIOR BLINDGEOTHERMAL AREA, Sadowski, Andrew J.*; Faulds, James E.: GEOLOGICMAP FOR CRUSTAL ACCRETION ALONGAPALEORIDGE AXIS GABBROS IN THE OMANOPHIOLITEANDIMPLICATIONS Joe: DEVELOPMENTOFFOLIATION INUPPERMOST Horst, Andrew J.*; Trutner, Sarah; Hartley, ElenaSohn; Martin, 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 267-13 267-12 267-11 267-10 267-9 267-8 267-7 267-6 267-5 267-4 267-3 267-2 267-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Structural Geologyand Tectonics Division) Publications; GSAArchaeological GeologyDivision; GSA Dickinson’s GeologyDivision; Career(GSASedimentary GSA and Geoarchaeology (Posters): ACelebrationof William R. Tectonics, Basins, Sedimentary SandstoneProvenance, T221. Plate Tectonics, Arc-Trench Systems, Cordilleran SESSION NO. 267 Booth # 469 468 467 466 465 464 463 462 461 460 459 458 457 OF THE OCHOCOBASIN, CENTRALOREGON TERRANE TRANSLATION USINGMUDROCK GEOCHEMISTRY Kathleen DeGraaff: Patzke, Mollie*; Johnson,Jah Isaac; Tremain, Thomas; Surpless, PLATEAU TRANSITION ZONE(CENTRAL ARIZONA) MANTLE XENOLITHCONSTRAINTS FROM THE COLORADO LITHOSPHERE BENEATH THE SWU.S. CORDILLERA: TECTONIC DISPLACEMENT OFSUB-CONTINENTAL MANTLE Shields, JessieE.*; Chapman,AlanD.: LATE CRETACEOUS PALISADE CRESTINTRUSIVE SUITE N.R.;J.L.: Wooden, Goff, G.T.*; A.P.; Barth, Walker, J.D.; Andrew, JosephE.; Riggs, MAGMATISM ASSOCIATED WITH CORDILLERANOROGENS G.E.; DeCelles, Peter G.: SPATIAL ISOTOPIC TRENDS IN Chapman, James B.*; Ducea,MihaiN.; Kapp, Paul; Gehrels, UPPER MANTLEUSING TELESEISMIC SHEAR WAVES SURROUNDINGS: RESOLVING THE PHYSICALSTATE OF THE TECTONIC UNDERPININGSOF THE SIERRANEVADA AND Bernardino, Melissa*; Jones, Craig H.; Levandowski, Will: FRANCISCAN COMPLEXIN THE SANFRANCISCOBAY AREA PENINSULA, CA: IMPLICATIONS FOREVOLUTION OF THE OF BLUESCHISTFACIES METAGRAYWACKE, TIBURON Roeske, Sarah M.: CRETACEOUS DEPOSITIONALAGES Apen, Francisco E.*; Day, Howard W.; Souders, Kate; OF CENTRALCALIFORNIA STUDY OF THE LAS TABLAS UNIT, FRANCISCANCOMPLEX ARC: AU-PBZIRCONGEOCHRONOLOGIC ANDISOTOPIC GlenJ.*;Hartford, Chapman,AlanD.: SEARCHFOR THE LOST CORE COMPLEX, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA FOOTWALL OF THE PLOMOSAMOUNTAINS METAMORPHIC S.:Wong, Martin EVIDENCEFOROROCOPIA SCHISTIN THE Strickland, Evan Douglas*; Singleton,JohnS.; Seymour, NikkiM.; ARC ZIRCONGEOCHEMICALSIGNATURE FORMATION THROUGH ANALYSIS OF THE CORDILLERAN PROVENANCE OF THE CRETACEOUS KAIPAROWITS Timothy F.; Wooden, JosephL.; Andrew: Barth, THE Casares, Heather*; Hensel,Scott; Riggs, NancyR.; Lawton, EVOLUTION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR TECTONIC UPPER CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE FOREARCBASIN IN DETRITAL ZIRCON TRACE ELEMENTANALYSIS OF THE Jacobson, C.E.*; A.P.; Barth, Wooden, J.L.; Grove, M.J.: ARC LATE JURASSICMAGMATISM WITHIN THE SIERRANEVADA SIGNATURES TO EVALUATE THE NATURE OFMIDDLE TO A.P.;Barth, Wooden, J.L.: USINGZIRCON TRACE ELEMENT Mistretta, Tony*; Estrada, Jovany; Clemens-Knott,Diane; ARC MAGMATISM SIGNATURES: APARTIAL RECORDOFSIERRANEVADA GREAT VALLEY GROUP DETRITAL ZIRCON TRACE ELEMENT Kathleen DeGraaff; Andrew P.; Barth, Wooden, JosephL.: JoshuaR.*;Hernandez, Rysak,Bethany G.; Surpless, ARC EVOLUTION IMPLICATIONS FORZIRCONPROVENANCE ANDMAGMATIC COMPOSITION SPACE INPLUTONIC AND VOLCANIC ARCS: Kathleen;Surpless, Shukle,ELEMENT John: ZIRCONTRACE Clemens-Knott, Diane; Jacobson, C.E.; Riggs, NancyR.; A.P.*;Barth, Wooden, J.L.; Tani, Kenichiro; Coble, Matthew A.; TESTING MODELS OF POST-CRETACEOUS PETROLOGIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE SESSION NO. 267

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267-14 470 Housen, Bernard A.*: PALEOMAGNETISM OF THE BLUE 267-29 485 Capaldi, Tomas N.*; Horton, Brian K.; McKenzie, N. Ryan; MOUNTAINS, OREGON, AND RELATED CORDILLERAN Odlum, Margaret; Stockli, Daniel F.: CONTROLS ON MODERN TERRANES SEDIMENT PROVENANCE IN AN ACTIVE OROGENIC BELT 267-15 471 Dumitru, Trevor A.*: SEVEN CORDILLERAN PALEORIVERS AND FORELAND BASIN: DETRITAL ZIRCON U-PB AGE THAT CONNECTED DEFORMING HIGHLANDS IN IDAHO TO DISTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ANDES OF WESTERN ARGENTINA DEPOCENTERS IN CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON, 267-30 486 Reat, Ellen Jayne*; Fosdick, Julie C.: PALEOGEOGRAPHY AND WYOMING, AND, INDIRECTLY, ALASKA DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS OF CRETACEOUS-OLIGOCENE 267-16 472 Jones, Evan*; Plink-Bjorklund, Piret: CONTEMPORANEOUS STRATA: EASTERN PRECORDILLERA, ARGENTINA QUARTZ ARENITE FAN DELTA DEPOSITS AND FAR- 267-31 487 Fosdick, Julie C.*; Carrapa, Barbara; Reat, Ellen J.; Ortíz, Gustavo; TRAVELED FELDSPATHIC LITHARENITES DEPOSITED Alvarado, Patricia A.: RETROARC BASIN REORGANIZATION BY THE CALIFORNIA PALEORIVER: AN EXAMPLE OF AND DIACHRONOUS ARIDIFICATION DURING PALEOGENE CATCHMENT LITHOLOGY AND CLIMATE OBSCURING UPLIFT OF THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL ANDES INTERPRETATION OF TECTONIC SETTING USING 267-32 488 Gannaway, C. Evelyn*; Giles, Katherine A.; Rowan, Mark G.; SANDSTONE PETROFACIES Hearon, Thomas E.; Fiduk, J. Carl: EVOLUTION OF A 267-17 473 Murray, Bryan P.*: THE PICKHANDLE AND JACKHAMMER HALOKINETIC MEGAFLAP: UTILIZING SANDSTONE FORMATIONS IN THE NORTHERN CALICO MOUNTAINS, PROVENANCE TO RECOGNIZE SYNDEPOSITIONAL AND CA: EVIDENCE OF SYNEXTENSIONAL DEPOSITION AND SYNDEFORMATIONAL EXPOSURE OF WITCHELINA SALT VOLCANISM IN THE CENTRAL MOJAVE METAMORPHIC DIAPIR, WILLOURAN RANGES, SOUTH AUSTRALIA CORE COMPLEX 267-33 489 Jacobi, Robert D.*; Mitchell, C.E.: RIDGE SUBDUCTION 267-18 474 Lee, Jeffery*; Dubyoski, Peter; Calvert, Andrew T.: TUFF-FILLED INCORPORATED INTO TECTONIC MODELS OF THE TACONIC PALEOVALLEYS DEXTRALLY OFFSET ACROSS THE BENTON OROGENY AND ITS BEARING ON THE ORDOVICIAN UTICA SPRINGS FAULT, CENTRAL WALKER LANE, NEVADA FORELAND BASIN OF NEW YORK STATE 267-19 475 Wetmore, Paul*; Owen, Lewis A.; Dixon, Timothy H.; Xie, Surui; 267-34 490 Ülgen, Semih Can*; Lom, Nalan; Sunal, Gursel; Natalin, Boris; Gallant, Elisabeth: NEW LONG AND INTERMEDIATE RANGE Şengör, A.M. Celâl: THIN SKINNED DEFORMATION OF A SLIP RATES FOR THE CENTRAL CALICO FAULT OF THE PASSIVE CONTINENTAL MARGIN: A CASE STUDY FOR THE EASTERN CALIFORNIA SHEAR ZONE ISTANBUL PALAEOZOIC SEQUENCE AND A COMPARISON 267-20 476 Miller, Elizabeth L.*; Akinin, Vyacheslav V.: MAGMATISM AND WITH OTHER SEGMENTS OF THE HERCYNIDES DEFORMATION ALONG THE NORTHERN CIRCUM-PACIFIC 267-35 491 Zhang, Jiawei*; Yuan, Guohua; Li, Shuangcheng; Dai, Chuangu: MARGIN FROM NE RUSSIA TO THE CORDILLERA DETRITAL ZIRCON CONSTRAINTS ON THE PROVENANCE 267-21 477 Song, Ying*: RETRIEVING A LATE CRETACEOUS MAJOR AND TECTONIC SETTING OF THE LOWER DEVONIAN PLATE REORGANIZATION EVENT OF PACIFIC OCEAN: SANDSTONE IN SOUTHEAST YANGTZE BLOCK, CHINA INSIGHT FROM EASTERN ASIA AND SIGNIFICANCE TO PACIFIC EVOLUTION 267-22 478 Finzel, Emily S.*; Enkelmann, Eva; Falkowski, Sarah; Hedeen, WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 Tyler: LONG-TERM FOREARC BASIN EVOLUTION IN RESPONSE TO CHANGING SUBDUCTION STYLES IN SOUTHERN ALASKA 267-23 479 Karl, Susan M.*; Box, Stephen E.; Lease, Richard O.; Jones, James V.; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; Bradley, Dwight C.; MORNING ORAL Haeussler, Peter J.: INDEPENDENT JURASSIC TO LATE TECHNICAL SESSIONS CRETACEOUS DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS DEFINED BY SANDSTONE PETROGRAPHY AND DETRITAL ZIRCONS CONSTRAIN CLOSURE OF THE KAHILTNA-KUSKOKWIM SESSION NO. 268 BASIN IN SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA Economic Geology 267-24 480 Reid, Mattie M.*; Finzel, Emily S.: TESTING TECTONIC MODELS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 FOR THE ACCRETION OF THE WRANGELLIA COMPOSITE Eric D. Anderson and Thomas Monecke, Presiding TERRANE USING DETRITAL GEOCHRONOLOGIC DATING AND HF ISOTOPES, SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA 268-1 8:00 AM Jacobson, Herbert S.*: MINERAL EXPLORATION IN COVERED AREAS 267-25 481 Isava, Virginia*; Grove, Marty; Mahoney, J. Brian; Kimbrough, Dave: DETRITAL K-FELDSPAR THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF 268-2 8:15 AM Anderson, Eric D.*; Monecke, Thomas; Hitzman, Murray W.; THE NANAIMO GROUP: EVIDENCE FOR LATE CRETACEOUS Zhou, Wendy; Bedrosian, Paul A.: AEROMAGNETIC DATA DENUDATION OF ARC CRUST AND THE INFLUX OF PROVIDE A FRAMEWORK FOR CONCEALED MINERAL EXTRAREGIONAL SEDIMENT RESOURCE POTENTIAL OVER AN ACCRETED ISLAND- ARC SETTING IN SOUTHWEST ALASKA 267-26 482 Hodgin, Eben Blake*; Crowley, James; Carlotto, Victor; Macdonald, Francis A.: CAMBRIAN STRIKE-SLIP EMPLACEMENT OF 268-3 8:30 AM Rodriguez, Brian D.*; Ailes, Chad E.: ELECTRICAL PAMPIA AND AREQUIPA ON CORDILLERAN MARGIN OF RESISTIVITY CHARACTERIZATION OF BEDROCK FOR AMAZONIA: EVIDENCE FROM GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE CONCEALED MINERAL DEPOSITS BENEATH BASIN UMACHIRI FORMATION, PERU FILL SOUTH OF THE BODIE-AURORA VOLCANIC FIELD, CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA 267-27 483 Gomez, Ali Ricardo*; Xie, Xiangyang: U-PB DETRITAL ZIRCON AND HEAVY MINERAL SIGNATURES OF CENOZOIC 268-4 8:45 AM Abdelkareem, Mohamed*; El-Baz, Farouk: MAPPING CLASTIC SEDIMENTS IN THE TACHIRA SADDLE, WESTERN HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION ZONE AS A PROBABLE VENEZUELA SITE OF POTENTIAL MINERAL RESOURCES IN THE CENTRAL EASTERN DESERT OF EGYPT USING 267-28 484 Anderson, Ryan Bruce*; Long, Sean P.; Horton, Brian K.; Calle, REMOTELY-SENSED DATA Amanda; Ramirez, Victor: RETROARC CRUSTAL SHORTENING AND STRUCTURAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE ANDEAN 268-5 9:00 AM Stucker, Valerie*; de Ronde, Cornel E.J.: GEOCHEMISTRY FOLD-THRUST BELT OF SOUTHERN BOLIVIA (21°S): OF HYDROTHERMAL VENTS AT SUBMARINE IMPLICATIONS FOR KINEMATIC DEVELOPMENT AND VOLCANOES CRUSTAL THICKENING OF THE CENTRAL ANDES 268-6 9:15 AM Gaynor, Sean*; Coleman, Drew S.: HIGH-PRECISION U-PB CA-TIMS GEOCHRONOLOGY AND ISOTOPE

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GEOCHEMISTRY OF POLY-METALLIC PORPHYRY 269-5 9:00 AM Boraas-Connors, Marisa*; Hannah, Judith L.; Markey, INTRUSIONS OF THE LATIR MAGMATIC CENTER, NEW Richard J.; Stein, Holly J.: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL 187 188 MEXICO: LARGE SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE METALS, OR INSIGHTS FROM THE OS/ OSI PARAMETER OF THE MULTIPLE SYSTEMS WITH DIFFERENT METALS? RE-OS GEOCHRONOMETER WITH AN EXAMPLE FROM 268-7 9:30 AM John, David A.*; Colgan, Joseph P.; Cosca, Michael A.; THE LATE JURASSIC AGARDHFJELLET FORMATION, du Bray, Edward A.; Vikre, Peter G.: MAGMATIC- SVALBARD, NORWAY HYDROTHERMAL HISTORIES OF MIOCENE 9:15 AM BREAK EPITHERMAL GOLD-SILVER DEPOSITS IN THE 269-6 9:30 AM Morrison, Jean M.*; Manning, Andrew H.; Wanty, Richard B.: TONOPAH AND DIVIDE DISTRICTS, WESTERN NEVADA METAL CONCENTRATIONS IN COVER OVERLYING 268-8 9:45 AM Hufford, Gregory*; Monecke, Thomas: TECTONO- DULUTH COMPLEX NI-CU-PGE DEPOSITS, NE HYDROTHERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE NEOARCHEAN MINNESOTA ABITIBI GREENSTONE BELT, CANADA: NEW INSIGHTS 269-7 9:45 AM Beisner, Kimberly R.*; Paretti, Nicholas V.; Tillman, Fred D.; FROM TIMISKAMING ASSEMBLAGE QUARTZ PEBBLES Naftz, David L.; Bills, Donald J.; Walton-Day, Katie; Gallegos, 10:00 AM BREAK Tanya J.: ASSESSING PIGEON URANIUM MINE WASTE 268-9 10:15 AM Foiles, Lauren*; Goldfarb, Richard; Holley, Elizabeth; Zhou, GEOCHEMISTRY FOR COMPARISON WITH NEARBY Wendy: TARGETING AREAS OF GOLD FAVORABILITY PERCHED GROUNDWATER SPRINGS THROUGH FACTOR ANALYSIS OF STREAM SEDIMENT 269-8 10:00 AM Ahmad, Khaldoun*; Davies, Caroline: BIOGEOCHEMISTRY DATA, FAIRBANKS MINING DISTRICT, EAST-CENTRAL REVEALS PALEOENVIRONMENTS AND ALASKA PALEOHYDROLOGY OF THE AL-AZRAQ BASIN, 268-10 10:30 AM Luterbach, Tiffany D.*; McLemore, Virginia T.: TRACE JORDAN ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF PLACER GOLD SAMPLES 269-9 10:15 AM Johnson, Michael R.*: CONSTRAINED ISOTOPE 268-11 10:45 AM Van Gosen, Bradley S.*; Hall, Susan M.: THE DISCOVERY MODELING IN A LATE MIOCENE LAKE FROM CENTRAL OF CENOZOIC LACUSTRINE URANIUM DEPOSITS EUROPE IN THE SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS OF WEST TEXAS, 269-10 10:30 AM Fox, Calum P.*; Grice, Kliti; Whiteside, Jessica H.; UNITED STATES Olsen, Paul; Sepúlveda, Julio; Summons, Roger: AN 268-12 11:00 AM Hall, Susan M.*; Paces, James B.; VanGosen, Bradley S.: ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATION TO THE INITIAL CARBON MINERALOGY AND PARAGENESIS OF THE SULFUR ISOTOPE EXCURSION AT ST. AUDRIE’S BAY DURING SPRINGS DRAW CALCRETE-TYPE URANIUM DEPOSIT, THE END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION AS INDICATED NORTHERN TEXAS BY BIOMARKER ANALYSIS 268-13 11:15 AM Manning, Andrew H.*; Wanty, Richard B.; Morrison, 269-11 10:45 AM Maskell, Alex*; Kampman, Niko; Busch, Andreas; Evans, Jean M.; Da Pelo, Stefania: CHEMICAL SIGNATURE James P.; Bickle, Mike J.; Chapman, Hazel J.; Bertier, Pieter; OF GROUNDWATER IN COVER OVERLYING DULUTH Harrington, Jon F.; Chapman, Hazel J.: GEOCHEMICAL COMPLEX NI-CU-PGE DEPOSITS, NE MINNESOTA AND PETROLOGICAL COMPARISONS OF BLEACHED CAP ROCKS FROM THE GREEN RIVER CO 268-14 11:30 AM Wernette, Benjamin Wilson*; Ripley, Edward M.; Li, 2 ACCUMULATION Chusi; Smith, Joshua M.; Zhou, Yi: VARIATIONS IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF PLATINUM-GROUP ELEMENTS SESSION NO. 270 ASSOCIATED WITH VARYING DEGREES OF SILICATE ALTERATION WITHIN THE J-M REEF OF THE Heat and Mass Transfer through Earth’s Crust during STILLWATER COMPLEX, MONTANA, USA Metamorphism 268-15 11:45 AM Johnson, Craig A.*; Dumoulin, Julie A.; Bradley, Dwight; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 502 Emsbo, Poul: SULFUR, OXYGEN AND CARBON Mark J. Caddick and Andrew J Smye, Presiding ISOTOPES IN THE GAGARYAH BARITE DEPOSIT, 270-1 8:00 AM Bickle, Mike J.*: THE ECOLGITE CONDUNDRUM AND AM FAREWELL TERRANE, INTERIOR ALASKA, AND THE THERMAL EVOLUTION OF MOUNTAIN BELTS COMPARISONS TO THE ISOTOPIC RECORD OF MARINE SULFUR IN DEVONIAN TIME 270-2 8:15 AM Holder, Robert M.*; Hacker, Bradley R.: INTRACRUSTAL MAGMATIC HEAT ADVECTION IN THE EDIACARAN UHT SESSION NO. 269 DOMAIN OF MADAGASCAR Geochemistry II 270-3 8:30 AM Oalmann, Jeffrey*; Möller, Andreas; Bousquet, Romain: EXHUMATION OF LOWER CRUSTAL UHT ROCKS INTO 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 403 THE UPPER AMPHIBOLITE FACIES MIDDLE CRUST: Jean M. Morrison and Kimberly R. Beisner, Presiding THE GRUF COMPLEX, EUROPEAN CENTRAL ALPS 269-1 8:00 AM Ho, Tuan A.*; Criscenti, Louise J.; Wang, Yifeng: METHANE 270-4 8:45 AM Guevara, Victor E.*; Dragovic, Besim; Caddick, Mark J.; WEDNESDAY ADSORPTION AND RELEASE MECHANISM IN OVER- Kylander-Clark, Andrew R.C.; Coueslan, Chris. G.: MATURE KEROGEN BY MOLECULAR MODELING ULTRAHIGH TEMPERATURE METAMORPHISM OF THE 269-2 8:15 AM Ma, Bin*: HYDROGEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC ARCHEAN PIKWITONEI GRANULITE DOMAIN CONSTRAINS ON GROUNDWATER FLOW EVOLUTION 270-5 9:00 AM Viete, Daniel R.*: THE DIFFERING VIEWPOINTS OF IN THE MANAS RIVER BASIN IN ARID NORTHWESTERN GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOSPEEDOMETRY ON CHINA THE MATTER OF SHORT-DURATION REGIONAL 269-3 8:30 AM Loughney, Katharine M.*; Hren, Michael T.; Smith, Selena Y.: METAMORPHISM PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE 9:15 AM BREAK AND DISCUSSION ON HEATING MECHANISMS BARSTOW FORMATION, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 270-6 9:30 AM Ague, Jay J.*; Axler, Jennifer A.: FLUID-ROCK THROUGH THE MIDDLE MIOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM INTERACTION VIA INTERFACE COUPLED 269-4 8:45 AM Eltom, Hassan*; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Rankey, Eugene C.; DISSOLUTION-REPRECIPITATION RECORDED BY Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Cantrell, Dave: MIDDLE – TRACE ELEMENTS IN GARNET UPPER JURASSIC (UPPER CALLOVIAN TO 270-7 9:45 AM Mako, Calvin A.*; Law, Richard D.; Cottle, John M.; LOWER KIMMERIDGIAN) CARBON ISOTOPE Thigpen, J. 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METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE SCANDIAN NAPPE LANDSLIDES GENERATED BY THE 1964 GREAT STACK, NW HIGHLANDS TERRANE, SCOTLAND ALASKA EARTHQUAKE IN SEVEN FJORDS 270-8 10:00 AM Goldsmith, Adam S.*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Ketcham, 271-11 10:45 AM Borrelli, Mark*; Legare, Bryan; Smith, Theresa L.; Love, Richard A.: MECHANISMS OF HELIUM DIFFUSION Heath: MAPPING THE ESTUARINE SEAFLOOR WITH FROM ZIRCON, AND THE TRANSITION TO THE VESSEL-BASED ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS: THE METAMICT STATE SHALLOWEST WATER SURVEY 270-9 10:15 AM Brusentsova, Tatyana*; Peale, Robert E.; Maukonen, Doug; 271-12 11:00 AM Tanguay, Lillian Hess*; Oggeri, Daniel D.: TROPICAL Figueiredo, Pedro; Harlow, George E.; Ebel, Denton; Lisse, STORM IRENE AND HURRICANE SANDY GENERATED Carey M.: LABORATORY FAR-IR SPECTROSCOPY OF UPPER FLOW REGIME STORM DEPOSITS, LONG PHYLLOSILICATES ISLAND BARRIER BEACHES, NEW YORK 270-10 10:30 AM Teyssier, Christian*; Whitney, Donna L.; Rey, Patrice F.; Gordon, Stacia M.; Korchinski, Megan: THE ULTIMATE SESSION NO. 272 FATE OF CONTINENTAL CRUST IS TO MELT – Paleontology 3: Taphonomy and Predation GEOLOGIC RECORD AT HIGH AND ULTRAHIGH 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4C PRESSURE Thomas Hegna and Anna M. Weiss, Presiding 270-11 10:45 AM Whitney, Donna L.*; Fornash, Katherine F.; Teyssier, Christian: FLUID-ROCK INTERACTION AT THE SLAB- 272-1 8:00 AM Holland, Steven M.*: THE LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE MANTLE INTERFACE DURING SUBDUCTION AND OF THE FOSSIL RECORD EXHUMATION: THE RECORD IN MÉLANGE VS. 272-2 8:15 AM MacKenzie, Lindsay Ann*; Hinman, Nancy W.; Stanley, COHERENT HP/LT TERRANES George D.; Hofmann, Michael H.: USING STATISTICS TO 11:00 AM DISCUSSION ON FLUID-ROCK INTEREACTIONS CHARACTERIZE FOSSIL-LAGERSTÄTTEN 272-3 8:30 AM Soriano, Carmen*: WORKFLOW AND SESSION NO. 271 PALEONTOLOGICAL PROJECTS AT THE ADVANCED New Research in Coastal Environments PHOTON SOURCE SYNCHROTRON (CHICAGO, USA) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 207 272-4 8:45 AM Estes-Smargiassi, Kathryn*; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Vendetti, Jann: INCREASING DIVERSITY AND CREATING A Mark Borrelli and Stephen P. Leatherman, Presiding SUSTAINABLE WORKFLOW: DIGITIZATION AT THE 271-1 8:00 AM Leatherman, Stephen P.*: RIP CURRENTS: TYPES AND NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM OF LOS ANGELES IDENTIFICATION COUNTY 271-2 8:15 AM McCloskey, Terrence*; Nelson, Paul R.; McBride, 272-5 9:00 AM Ullmann, Paul Victor*; Ash, Richard; Grandstaff, David E.: Elsie; Stoneburner, Shelby; Liu, Kam-biu: USING THE IMPLICATIONS FROM DIFFUSION MODELING OF SEDIMENTARY SIGNATURE OF HURRICANE KATRINA TRACE ELEMENT UPTAKE BY BONES FROM THE IN THE PEARL RIVER MARSH, LOUISIANA TO INFER STANDING ROCK HADROSAUR SITE, HELL CREEK PROVENANCE OF THE DEPOSITED SEDIMENTS: FORMATION, CORSON COUNTY, SD IMPLICATIONS FOR ACCRETION 272-6 9:15 AM Miller, Joshua H.*; Behrensmeyer, Anna K.: TAPHONOMIC 271-3 8:30 AM Wernette, Phillipe A.*; Houser, Chris; Weymer, Bradley A.; SIGNATURES OF MASS MORTALITY IN A KENYAN Bishop, Michael P.; Everett, Mark E.; Reece, Robert S.: LARGE MAMMAL DEATH ASSEMBLAGE THE ROLE OF GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK IN BARRIER 272-7 9:30 AM Moore, Jason R.*; Weissmann, Gary S.: THE BALANCE ISLAND GEOMORPHOLOGY AT PADRE ISLAND OF CLIMATE VS. GEOMORPHOLOGICAL DRIVERS NATIONAL SEASHORE, TEXAS INFLUENCING PATTERNS OF FAUNAL AND 271-4 8:45 AM Jaworski, Anna S.*; Lacovara, Kenneth J.: CHANGES TAPHONOMIC CHANGE IN THE WHITE RIVER IN FETCH LIMITED BARRIER ISLANDS OF THE SEQUENCE DELAWARE BAY 272-8 9:45 AM Hegna, Thomas*: THE AMBER WINDOW AND THE 271-5 9:00 AM Richter, Lea*; Harris, M. Scott: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AMPHIPOD FOSSIL RECORD INDICATORS OF ACCELERATED SEA LEVEL RISE ON 272-9 10:00 AM Wilson, Mark A.*; Taylor, Paul D.: FIRST REPORT OF DIFFERENTIAL COASTAL TYPOLOGY: A CASE STUDY MICROBIAL MATS WITH PYRITIZED CYANOBACTERIA IN ATALANTI, GREECE ON BRACHIOPOD SHELLS FROM THE CINCINNATIAN 9:15 AM BREAK GROUP (UPPER ORDOVICIAN, KATIAN) 271-6 9:30 AM Wilson, Moyra E.J.*: THE INFLUENCE OF GLOBAL AND 272-10 10:15 AM Weiss, Anna M.*; Martindale, Rowan: CRUSTOSE REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON CENOZOIC CORALLINE ALGAE INCREASE FRAMEWORK AND CARBONATES IN SE ASIA DIVERSITY ON ANCIENT CORAL REEFS 271-7 9:45 AM Ramanathan, A.L.*; Sappal, Swati; Jennerjahn, Tim: 272-11 10:30 AM Deline, Bradley*; Thomka, James R.: THE ROLE OF CARBON BURIAL, AND ITS MICROSCALE VARIABILITY PRESERVATION ON THE QUANTIFICATION OF AND SOURCES IN A TROPICAL MANGROVE MORPHOLOGY AND PATTERNS OF DISPARITY WITHIN ECOSYSTEM IN INDIA PALEOZOIC ECHINODERMS 271-8 10:00 AM Wilson, Carol A.*; Goodbred, Steven; Sincavage, Ryan; 272-12 10:45 AM Reid, Mhairi*; Taylor, Wendy L.; Bordy, Emese; Brett, Hale, Richard; Patrick, Meagan; Hossain, Saddam: Carlton E.: TAPHONOMY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF ACROSS THE BACKWATER: SURFACE MORPHOLOGY AN OPHIUROID-STYLOPHORAN OBRUTION DEPOSIT AND SUBSURFACE STRATIGRAPHY IN THE GANGES- FROM THE LOWER DEVONIAN BOKKEVELD GROUP, BRAHMAPUTRA DELTA SOUTH AFRICA 271-9 10:15 AM Sawyer, Derek E.*; DeVore, Joshua R.: EVIDENCE FOR 272-13 11:00 AM Sime, John A.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: “EDGE DRILLING”: SEISMIC STRENGTHENING FROM UNDRAINED SHEAR SNAIL PREDATORY BEHAVIOR OR A PHANTOM OF STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TYPOLOGICAL THINKING? 271-10 10:30 AM Haeussler, Peter J.*; Parsons, Tom; Lee, Homa J.; Ryan, 272-14 11:15 AM McKenzie, Scott C.*; Nypaver, Cole: BERTIE PTERYGOTID: Holly; Brothers, D.S.; Liberty, Lee; Hart, Patrick E.; Geist, ACUTIRAMUS; PREDATOR OR PUSHOVER? 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272-15 11:30 AM McMenamin, Mark A.S.*; Hussey, Meghan C.; Orr, Lydia: SESSION NO. 274 ICHTHYOSAUR COPROLITE WITH NAUTILOID: NEW Tectonics of Western North America: Late Paleozoic and through DATA ON THE DIET OF SHONISAURUS Time SESSION NO. 273 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2C Sediments, Clastic Wanda J. Taylor and Michael Wells, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS John Holbrook and Gary S. Weissmann, Presiding 274-1 8:15 AM Colpron, Maurice*; Strauss, Justin V.; McClelland, William C.; Nelson, JoAnne L.: THE BEGINNING OF THE STORY 273-1 8:00 AM Holbrook, John*; Wilson, Nicole: ESTIMATING SEDIMENT – EARLY TO MID-PALEOZOIC TRANSLATION OF FLUX FROM ANCIENT FLUVIAL SYSTEMS FOR TERRANES FROM THE ARCTIC REALM INTO EASTERN SOURCE-TO-SINK CALIBRATIONS; CHALLENGES AND PANTHALASSA WAYS FORWARD 274-2 8:30 AM Lawton, Timothy F.*; Cashman, Patricia H.; Taylor, Wanda J.; 273-2 8:15 AM Foreman, Brady Z.*: COMPARISON OF FLUVIAL Trexler, James H.: TIMING AND TECTONIC SETTING OF RESPONSE TO EOCENE HYPERTHERMALS WITH THE LATE PALEOZOIC SOUTHWESTERN LAURENTIAN GENERAL STRATIGRAPHIC OUTPUTS FROM 2-D BORDERLAND: DIFFERENT AND DISTINCT FROM THE NUMERICAL MODELS ANCESTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN OROGEN 273-3 8:30 AM Campanaro, Benjamin*; Kamola, Diane; Blum, Mike; Möller, 274-3 8:45 AM Cashman, Patricia H.*; Trexler, James H.; Sturmer, Andreas: HYDRODYNAMICS OF FLUVIAL SANDSTONES Daniel M.: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION IN THE CRETACEOUS UPPER WILLIAMS FORK OF LATE PALEOZOIC STRUCTURES IN NEVADA: FORMATION, PLATEAU CREEK, CO PROGRESSIVE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE 273-4 8:45 AM Gupta, Sanjeev*; Singh, Ajit; Buylaert, Jan-Pieter; Sinha, WESTERN LAURENTIAN MARGIN Rajiv; Densmore, Alexander L.; Joshi, Suneel; Murray, 274-4 9:00 AM Linde, Gwen M.*: ORIGIN AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION Andrew; Mason, Philippa; Carter, Andrew; Van Dijk, W.M.: OF THE ROBERTS MOUNTAINS ALLOCHTHON: NEW CHRONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON FLUVIAL FAN INSIGHTS FROM U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HF- STRATIGRAPHY IN THE NW GANGES BASIN, INDIA, ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF DETRITAL ZIRCONS REVEAL AUTOGENIC AND CLIMATIC CONTROLS ON FAN EVOLUTION 274-5 9:15 AM Taylor, Wanda J.*; Russo, Angela G.: STRUCTURES IN THE TIMPAHUTE AND PAHRANAGAT RANGES, SOUTH- 273-5 9:00 AM Weissmann, Gary S.*; Scuderi, Louis A.; Hartley, Adrian J.: CENTRAL NEVADA, AS A PART OF REGIONAL LATE LARGE DISTRIBUTIVE FLUVIAL SYSTEMS (MEGAFANS) PALEOZOIC DEFORMATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF SEDIMENTARY BASINS: FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR FAN RESEARCH 9:30 AM BREAK 273-6 9:15 AM Valenza, Jeffery Michael*; Morris, Thomas H.: 274-6 9:45 AM Smith, Tyson Michael*; Saylor, Joel E.; Lapen, Thomas J.: REDBEDS OF THE UPPER ENTRADA SANDSTONE, THE PARADOX BASIN AND SEDIMENT ROUTING IN CENTRAL UTAH: FACIES ANALYSIS AND REGIONAL NORTH AMERICA DURING THE LATE PALEOZOIC IMPLICATIONS OF INTERFINGERED SABKHA AND 274-7 10:00 AM Kerstetter, Scott R.*; Oldow, John S.: SYNOROGENIC FLUVIAL TERMINAL SPLAY SEDIMENTS DEPOSITION IN AN EAST-NORTHEAST TRENDING 9:30 AM BREAK HALF-GRABEN DURING LATE OLIGOCENE TO MID- MIOCENE NORTH-SOUTH EXTENSION IN WEST- 273-7 9:45 AM Evanoff, Emmett*: EOLIAN VS FLUVIAL ORIGINS OF CENTRAL NEVADA THE LATE EOCENE, EARLY OLIGOCENE WHITE RIVER SEQUENCE OF THE GREAT PLAINS AND MIDDLE 274-8 10:15 AM Prior, Michael G.*; Singleton, John S.: DEVELOPMENT ROCKY MOUNTAINS OF THE BUCKSKIN-RAWHIDE DETACHMENT FAULT SYSTEM, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA: EVIDENCE FROM AM 273-8 10:00 AM Plink-Bjorklund, Piret*: TIDES AND DELTAIC THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD MORPHODYNAMICS (Invited Presentation) 274-9 10:30 AM Strauss, Justin V.*; Johnson, Benjamin; Ward, William P.; 273-9 10:15 AM Gamberi, Fabiano*: TRANSGRESSIVE, TIDAL- AND McClelland, William C.: PRE-MISSISSIPPIAN WAVE-DOMINATED COASTAL-SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT STRATIGRAPHY AND PROVENANCE OF THE NORTH IN THE NORTHEASTERN SARDINIAN RELICT SHELF: SLOPE OF ARCTIC ALASKA: A RECORD OF IAPETUS INSIGHTS INTO THE ORIGIN OF SPATIAL AND CLOSURE AND STRIKE-SLIP DEFORMATION ALONG TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN COASTAL PROCESS THE NORTHERN MARGIN OF LAURENTIA REGIME 274-10 10:45 AM Romero, Mariah C.*; Ridgway, Kenneth D.; Gehrels, George: 273-10 10:30 AM Seminack, Christopher T.*; McBride, Randolph A.: A GEOLOGY, U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND HAFNIUM LIFE-CYCLE MODEL OF WAVE-DOMINATED TIDAL

ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY ACROSS THE ALASKA WEDNESDAY INLETS ALONG THE CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES RANGE SUTURE ZONE (SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA): ATLANTIC COAST INSIGHTS INTO COLLISIONAL PROCESSES AND 273-11 10:45 AM Steel, Ron*; Olariu, Cornel; Rossi, Valentina Marzia; CORDILLERAN TECTONICS Almeida, Flavio; Steel, Elisabeth: JURASSIC SHELF- 274-11 11:00 AM Gentry, Amanda*; Wells, Michael; Yonkee, Adolph: MARGIN GROWTH IN NEUQUEN BACK-ARC BASIN: DETRITAL ZIRCON U-PB MDA AND AGE PATTERNS COARSE-GRAINED, RIVER-TIDE INTERACTION ASSOCIATED WITH THE UNROOFING OF THE WILLARD- RESERVOIRS AT THE SHELF EDGE PARIS-MEADE THRUST SHEETS, SEVIER FOLD- 273-12 11:00 AM Noffke, Nora*; Hagadorn, James W.: MICROSCOPIC THRUST BELT LIFE UNDERFOOT OF DINOSAURS: MICROBIAL 274-12 11:15 AM Thorman, Charles H.*: WERE CORE COMPLEX COVER MAT FACIES IN THE CRETACEOUS SOUTH PLATTE ROCKS IN NE NEVADA BURIED TO GREAT DEPTH FORMATION, DAKOTA GROUP, COLORADO, USA DURING METAMORPHISM? – I DON’T THINK SO!!

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SESSION NO. 275 275-15 11:35 AM Stern, Robert J.*; Pindell, James: TECTONIC P4. Geologic Evolution of Cuba FRAMEWORK OF CUBA, AND SOME AVENUES OF CONTINUED RESEARCH 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A 11:50 AM DISCUSSION Robert Stern, Manuel Antonio Iturralde-Vinent, Antonio Garcia-Casco, Yamirka Rojas-Agramonte, J. Brendan Murphy and Darrel S. Cowan, Presiding SESSION NO. 276 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T19. Unconventional Energy Resources (GSA Energy Geology 275-1 8:05 AM Iturralde-Vinent, Manuel Antonio*: OUTLINE OF THE Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, GEOLOGY OF CUBA Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 275-2 8:20 AM Crevello, Paul D.*; Burns, Alan R.: TECTONICS AND 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2B STRATIGRAPHY OF THE JURASSIC-CRETACEOUS J. Fred Mclaughlin, Marc L. Buursink and Brett J. Valentine, Presiding CUBA-BAHAMAS SEDIMENTARY PROVINCE: A RECORD OF RIFTING, RESTRICTED EVAPORITE 276-1 8:00 AM Khatri, Shashank*; Burberry, Caroline M.: CONTROLS ON TO MARINE BASIN, CARBONATE PLATFORMS AND FRACTURE NETWORK CHARACTERISTICS IN THE TECTONIC INVERSION BAKKEN FORMATION AT ELM COULEE SUPERGAINT 275-3 8:35 AM Proenza, Joaquín A.*; García-Casco, Antonio; Marchesi, 276-2 8:15 AM Liu, Shuhua*: STUDY ON PORE STRUCTURE AND ITS Claudio; Rojas-Agramonte, Yamirka; Lázaro, Concepción; CONTROLLING FACTORS OF HIGH-QUALITY SHALE Blanco-Quintero, Idael; Butjosa, Lidia; Llanes-Castro, RESERVOIR Isabel: PETROLOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY AND TECTONIC 276-3 8:30 AM Sun, Mengdi*: DIAGENESIS AND PORE SETTING OF OPHIOLITES IN CUBA CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH-MATURITY MARINE 275-4 8:50 AM Rojas-Agramonte, Yamirka*; Proenza, Joaquín A.; Garcia- SHALES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LONGMAXI AND Casco, Antonio; Neubauer, Franz; Lázaro, Concepción; NIUTITANG SHALES FROM SICHUAN BASIN EDGE IN García-Delgado, Dora; Pérez, Mireya; Vazquez, Tania: CHINA EARLY CRETACEOUS TO PALEOGENE ARC ROCKS OF 276-4 8:45 AM Kibria, Md Golam*; Hu, Qinhong; Zhang, Yuxiang; Madden, CUBA Andrew Elwood: CONNECTED PORE SYSTEMS OF 275-5 9:05 AM Garcia-Casco, Antonio*; Blanco-Quintero, Idael; SHALE CORE, CHEMICALLY-TREATED SHALE Despaigne Diaz, Ana Ibis; Lázaro, Concepción; Rojas- SAMPLES, AND BULK MINERALS Agramonte, Yamirka; Proenza, Joaquín A.; Butjosa, Lidia; 276-5 9:00 AM Cecil, Kyrsti A.*; Pashin, Jack C.: NOVACULITIC CHERT Cárdenas-Párraga, Juan; Elvira Núñez Cambra, Kenya; (DEVONIAN-MISSISSIPPIAN) IN THE SOUTHERN Iturralde-Vinent, Manuel Antonio; Millán, Guillermo: MIDCONTINENT: AN UNDERAPPRECIATED METAMORPHIC COMPLEXES IN CUBA: P-T-T UNCONVENTIONAL PETROLEUM SOURCE ROCK AND EVOLUTIONS, TECTONIC SETTINGS AND GEODYNAMIC RESERVOIR ROCK IMPLICATIONS 276-6 9:15 AM Bromhead, Alexander*: THE ARCHITECTURE 275-6 9:20 AM Despaigne Diaz, Ana Ibis*; Garcia Casco, Antonio; AND STRATIGRAPHIC VARIABILITY OF AN Caceres Govea, Damaso: ACCRETIONARY COMPLEXES UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCE PLAY: SCREENING OF CUBA, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE ESCAMBRAY THE JURASSIC HANIFA INTERVAL IN THE MIDDLE COMPLEX (CENTRAL CUBA) EAST 275-7 9:35 AM Nelson, Carl*; Proenza, Joaquín A.; Melgarejo, J.C.; 9:30 AM BREAK Cazañas, Xiomara; Pérez-Vázquez, R.G.; Aiglsperger, 276-7 9:45 AM Moore, Myles T.*; Vinson, David S.; Darrah, Thomas H.: Thomas; Torró, Lisard; García-Casco, Antonio: METALLIC NOBLE GAS, HYDROCARBON, AND NITROGEN MINERAL DEPOSITS OF CUBA: METALLOGENIC ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF COALBED METHANE EPOCHS, DEPOSIT MODELS AND GEODYNAMIC RESERVOIRS FROM THE ILLINOIS BASIN ENVIRONMENT 276-8 10:00 AM Vinson, David S.*; Martini, Anna M.; Blair, Neal E.: 275-8 9:50 AM Meling, David R*; Watkins, John J; Franklin, James; ACETATE AS A POSSIBLE METHANOGENIC Hunter, A. Douglas; Stacey, Paul: VOLCANOGENIC SUBSTRATE IN THE ANTRIM SHALE? - RELATIONSHIP MASSIVE SULPHIDE (VMS) DEPOSITS IN THE LOWER TO SALINITY AND THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY CRETACEOUS LOS PASOS FORMATION, SANTA CLARA 276-9 10:15 AM Strauss, Josiah*; Travers, Patrick; Dolan, Michael: REGION, CENTRAL CUBA STABLE ISOTOPES OF PRODUCTION GASES FROM 275-9 10:05 AM González Pontón, Rubén B.*: CASE STUDIES OF HORIZONTAL WELLS OF THE MIDLAND BASIN, TX: CHROMITE ORE PROSPECTING IN CAMAGÜEY, CUBA PREDICTION OF GAS-OIL RATIO AND SETTING A 275-10 10:20 AM Núñez-Cambra, Kenya E.*: THE CUBAN GEOLOGICAL BASELINE FOR THE FUTURE MAPPING, A CHALLENGE FOR THE FUTURE 276-10 10:30 AM Davis, Katherine J.*; Gerlach, Robin; Schweitzer, H.D.; 275-11 10:35 AM Boschman, Lydian M.*; van Hinsbergen, Douwe J.J.; Cunningham, Al; Barnhart, Elliott P.; Fields, M.W.: Fraters, Menno; Spakman, Wim: WAS THE EOCENE IDENTIFYING THE SOURCE, PATHWAYS, AND RATES REORGANIZATION OF THE NORTHERN CARIBBEAN OF ENHANCED MICROBIAL COALBED METHANE PLATE BOUNDARY FROM THE CUBAN TRENCH TO PRODUCTION THE CAYMAN STRIKE-SLIP SYSTEM REGIONALLY OF 276-11 10:45 AM Zandanel, Amber E.*: GEOCHEMISTRY IN AN GLOBALLY FORCED? UNCONVENTIONAL OIL RESERVOIR: EXPERIMENTAL 275-12 10:50 AM Mercier de Lepinay, Bernard F.*: NEOGENE EVOLUTION INSIGHTS INTO EFFECTS OF FLUID-ROCK OF THE NORTH CARIBBEAN PLATE BOUNDARY FROM INTERACTIONS ON PORE-LINING MINERALS CAYMAN TROUGH, SOUTHERN CUBA TO HISPANIOLA 276-12 11:00 AM Liu, Yiqun*; Zhang, Xu; Gai, Yunfei: SUPERMICRO 275-13 11:05 AM Arango Arias, Enrique*; Pérez Flores, Marco A.; SPHERICAL OBJECTS IN TIGHT RESERVOIRS—A Ávila Barrientos, Lenin; Batista Rodríguez, José A.: POSSIBLE HYDROCARBON GENERATION MATERIAL SEISMOTECTONIC CHARACTERISTICS OF EASTERN FOUND IN JUNGGAR BASIN, NW CHINA CUBA 275-14 11:20 AM Lawver, Lawrence*; Norton, Ian O.; Gahagan, Lisa M.: ANIMATION OF THE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF CUBA

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SESSION NO. 277 278-2 8:15 AM Andree, Ian E.*; Kirk, Matthew F.; Watney, W. Lynn; T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Johannesson, Karen; Kempton, Pamela; Datta, Saugata: Hazards I (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; HYDROLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) SHALLOW AQUIFER WATER FOLLOWING A NEARBY DEEP CO2 INJECTION IN WELLINGTON, KANSAS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 278-3 8:30 AM Reichard, James S.*; Vance, R. Kelly; Meyer, Brian K.; Rex L. Baum and Benjamin B. Mirus, Presiding Kelly, Jacque L.: SALTWATER INTRUSION ALONG 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PERMEABLE PATHWAYS IN THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER ON ST. CATHERINES ISLAND, GEORGIA 277-1 8:05 AM Slaughter, Stephen L.*: AN OVERVIEW OF SIGNIFICANT LANDSLIDE EVENTS IN WASHINGTON STATE (Invited 278-4 8:45 AM Grundl, Tim*; Fields-Sommers, Laura: GROUNDWATER - Presentation) SURFACE WATER INTERACTION CAUSED BY PUMPING FROM A RIVERBANK INDUCEMENT WELL FIELD 277-2 8:25 AM Ramirez-Herrera, Maria Teresa*; Gaidzik, Krzysztof: EXTREME EVENTS IN TROPICAL AREAS – HURRICANE 278-5 9:00 AM LI, Jing*; Liang, Xing; Jin, Menggui; Yang, Jilong: MANUEL AND LA PINTADA LANDSLIDE DISASTERS CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC CONSTRAINS ON THE EVOLUTION OF PORE WATER IN LOW PERMEABILITY 277-3 8:40 AM Sidle, Roy C.*; Gomi, Takashi; Koyanagi, Kemta: CLAY AQUITARD OF BOHAI BAY, CHINA LANDSLIDES TRIGGERED BY THE APRIL 2016 KUMAMOTO EARTHQUAKE 278-6 9:15 AM Rayne, Todd W.*; Lepage, Elise S.; Perry, Elizabeth S.; Kahrmann-Zadak, Hanna B.: DETERMINING 277-4 8:55 AM Stewart, Alexander K.*; Hubbard, Trent D.; Heinrich, THE DISTRIBUTION AND MOVEMENT OF SALT Catherine: ANALYSIS OF FREQUENT MASS MOVEMENT CONTAMINATION IN AN ALLUVIAL AQUIFER IN USING DENDROGEOMORPHOLOGY: ALASKA CENTRAL NEW YORK HIGHWAY, NORTHWAY JUNCTION, INTERIOR ALASKA 9:30 AM BREAK 277-5 9:10 AM Biek, Robert F.*; Hacker, David B.; Rowley, Peter D.: THE MARKAGUNT GRAVITY SLIDE, SOUTHWEST UTAH: A 278-7 9:45 AM Belitz, Kenneth*; Jurgens, Bryant C.; Johnson, Tyler D.: LANDSLIDE BIGGER THAN RHODE ISLAND (Invited NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON CORROSIVITY OF Presentation) GROUNDWATER, USA 277-6 9:30 AM Linneman, Scott R.*: THE SWIFT CREEK LANDSLIDE 278-8 10:00 AM Koretsky, Carla M.*; Sibert, Ryan; Wyman, Davina A.; IN NW WASHINGTON STATE: CONSTRAINING Dupuis, Danielle: THE INFLUENCE OF ROAD SALT MOTION OF 40M M3 OF SERPENTINITE VIA GPS, DEICERS ON URBAN KETTLE LAKES (Invited PHOTOGRAMMETRY, AND REPEAT LIDAR Presentation) 9:45 AM BREAK 278-9 10:20 AM Kelly, Walton R.*; Panno, Samuel V.; Hackley, Keith C.: GEOCHEMICAL AND HYDROGEOLOGICAL CONTROLS 277-7 10:00 AM Malick, Geoffrey*; Clark, Douglas H.: GEOLOGIC ON RADIUM AND BARIUM IN DEEP SANDSTONE DEVELOPMENT AND ONGOING ACTIVITY OF A LATE- AQUIFERS OF ILLINOIS (Invited Presentation) HOLOCENE HIGH-MOBILITY BEDROCK LANDSLIDE COMPLEX, NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON 278-10 10:40 AM Wong, Corinne*; Mahler, Barbara; Musgrove, MaryLynn; Banner, Jay; Barnes, Jaime D.; Heitman, Emma O.; Roland, 277-8 10:15 AM Perkins, Jonathan Patrick*; Schmidt, K.M.; Reid, Mark E.; Collin J.: DELINEATING CONTROLS ON WATER-QUALITY Slaughter, Stephen L.: GLACIAL LEGACY AND VALLEY OF URBAN STREAMS IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, USING RELIEF CONTROL ON LANDSLIDE MOBILITY IN NW GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC APPROACHES (Invited WASHINGTON Presentation) 277-9 10:30 AM Fusco, Francesco*; Mirus, Benjamin B.; De Vita, Pantaleone; 278-11 11:00 AM Hon, Rudi*; Rice, Mikaela; Schaudt, Barry; Andronache, Tufano, Rita; Calcaterra, Domenico: HYDROLOGICAL Constantin; Besancon, James: SIMULATION OF MONITORING AND NUMERICAL MODELLING OF DYNAMICS AND MECHANISM OF ROAD SALT BRINES LANDSLIDE-PRONE PYROCLASTIC SOILS COVERING AM MIGRATION IN THE SUBSURFACE CAMALDOLI HILLSLOPES (NAPLES, ITALY) 278-12 11:15 AM Besancon, James*; Hon, Rudolph; Johnson, Kaitlin: 277-10 10:45 AM Mirus, Benjamin B.*; Lu, Ning; Wayllace, Alexandra; Godt, CHEMICALLY AND PHYSICALLY STRATIFIED FLOW IN Jonathan W.; Smith, Joel B.; Baum, Rex L.: APPLICATION A SUBURBAN STREAM AND TESTING OF A COUPLED HYDROMECHANICAL MODEL OF HILLSLOPE HYDROLOGIC RESPONSE AND 278-13 11:30 AM Vitale, Sarah A.*; Robbins, Gary A.; McNaboe, Lukas A.: SLOPE STABILITY, MUKILTEO, WA SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF ROAD SALTING ON WATER QUALITY IN FRACTURED 277-11 11:00 AM Alessio, Paul*: SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF SATURATED CRYSTALLINE BEDROCK HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY AND THRESHOLDS FOR SLOPE FAILURE 278-14 11:45 AM Westrop, Jeffrey P.*; Weeks, Brett E.; Hu, Qinhong;

Gallagher, Brian; Swindle, Andrew L.; Elwood Madden, WEDNESDAY 277-12 11:15 AM Schulz, William H.*; Coe, Jeffrey A.; McKenna, Jonathan P.; Andrew S.: MANGANESE-BEARING DOLOMITE Deuell, Amelia E.; Panosky, Joanna; Smith, Joel B.; DISSOLUTION DRIVES HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM Bessette-Kirton, Erin K.; Geiger, John W.: EVOLUTION OF OCCURRENCE IN THE CENTRAL OKLAHOMA AQUIFER BOUNDING FAULTS DURING PERSISTENT LANDSLIDE MOVEMENT SESSION NO. 279 SESSION NO. 278 T44. The Holistic Approach to Landscape Evolution: Incorporating T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants (GSA Chronometric Data into the Geologic History of a Region (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 302 SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology)) James Besancon, Rudolph Hon and Jessica E. Witt, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 404 278-1 8:00 AM Jewell, Katrina Lee*; Knappett, P.S.K.; Myers, Kimberly D.; Dylan Ward, Claire E. Lukens and Melissa A. Foster, Presiding Ahmed, Kazi Matin; Aitkenhead-Peterson, Jacqueline Ann; 279-1 8:00 AM Temme, Arnaud J.A.M.*: SOILS AS A MARKER OF TIME: Berube, Michelle; Datta, Saugata; Hossain, Saddam: THE TAKING GEOMORPHIC CONTEXT INTO ACCOUNT GEOMICROBIOLOGY BEHIND ARSENIC CYCLING (Invited Presentation) WITHIN RIVERBANK AQUIFERS IN BANGLADESH

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279-2 8:15 AM Burkhart, Patrick*; Baldauf, Paul; Bouch, Kaitlyn Marie; SESSION NO. 280 Miles, Maraina; Mickle, Katherine: ON THE DISTRIBUTION T47. Big Data in the Geosciences: In Memory of M. Lee Allison AND HISTORY OF SOD TABLES IN THE EXPOSURE (GSA Geoinformatics Division) AREA OF THE WHITE RIVER GROUP, NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS, USA 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 205 279-3 8:30 AM McGavick, Matt*; Pazzaglia, Frank J.; Carter, Mark W.; M. Lee Allison and Leslie Hsu, Presiding Mahan, Shannon A.; Counts, Ronald; Rittenour, Tammy; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Nelson, Michelle Summa: LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION 280-1 8:15 AM Wyborn, Lesley A.I.*; Evans, Benjamin J.K.: ON THE VIRGINIA PIEDMONT: A NEW SOIL TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN THE CHRONOSEQUENCE, LUMINESCENCE (OSL AND IRSL) GEOSCIENCES AND BEYOND REQUIRES ACCESS AND COSMOGENIC (TCN) DATING, AND INTRAPLATE TO ALL DATA BOTH ‘BIG’ AND ‘SMALL’ (Invited SEISMICITY-DRIVEN RIVER INCISION. Presentation) 279-4 8:45 AM Smith, James Emerson*; Bentley, Samuel J.; Snedden, 280-2 8:30 AM Gurney, Robert*; Allison, M. Lee: INTERNATIONAL Gregg; White, Crawford: WHAT ROLE DO HURRICANES DEVELOPMENT OF E-INFRASTRUCTURES AND DATA PLAY IN SEDIMENT DELIVERY TO SUBSIDING RIVER MANAGEMENT PRIORITIES FOR GLOBAL CHANGE DELTAS? RESEARCH 279-5 9:00 AM Smith, Larry N.*; Buylaert, Jan-Pieter; Sohbati, Reza; Lian, 280-3 8:45 AM Allison, M. Lee*; Keane, Christopher; Robinson, Erin: Olav B.; Jain, Mayank: OPTICAL AGES FOR DEEP LAST- EARTHCUBE – MOVING TO AN ENTERPRISE GLACIAL LAKE MISSOULA, MONTANA GOVERNANCE FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY 279-6 9:15 AM Miranda, Evan J.*; Morgan, Daniel; Putkonen, Jaakko; COLLABORATION FOR GEOSCIENCE Balco, Greg; Cribb, Warner: THE PROVENANCE OF CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE GLACIAL TILL DEPOSITED IN ONG VALLEY, CENTRAL 280-4 9:00 AM Morra, Gabriele*: THE EASY WAY TO COMPUTATIONAL TRANSANTARCTIC MOUNTAINS DETERMINED BY LA- GEODYNAMICS ICP-MS OF DETRITAL ZIRCON 280-5 9:15 AM Hsu, Leslie*; Ignizio, Drew A.; Myers, James D.: 279-7 9:30 AM King, Courtney C.*; Hillebrand, Trevor R.; Stone, John O.; STRATEGIES FOR CURATING BIG DATA IN THE Hall, Brenda L.: HISTORY OF THE LAST GLACIAL HETEROGENEOUS LONG TAIL: EXAMPLES FROM THE MAXIMUM AND SUBSEQUENT RECESSION USGS SCIENCEBASE REPOSITORY AND SEAD DATA ALONGSIDE HATHERTON GLACIER, ANTARCTICA SERVICES 9:45 AM BREAK 9:30 AM BREAK 279-8 10:00 AM Riley, Kerry*; Rittenour, Tammy: USING COSMOGENIC 280-6 9:45 AM Pelaez, Carlos*; Pelaez, Jess: AGILE DATA NUCLIDES TO UNDERSTAND THE CONNECTION METHOD APPLICATIONS IN A REAL-WORLD BETWEEN EROSION RATES, ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CONTEXT FACTORS, AND LANDSCAPE RESPONSE (Invited Presentation) 280-7 10:00 AM Hills, Denise J.*; McIntyre-Redden, Marcella R.: BLINDED BY THE LIGHT: A CORE COLLECTION’S JOURNEY TO 279-9 10:15 AM Taylor, Emily M.*; Mahan, Shannon A.; Sweetkind, BETTER DISCOVERABILITY (Invited Presentation) Donald S.: THE EFFECTS OF ACTIVE TECTONICS AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON STRATH TERRACE 280-8 10:15 AM Allen, Sarah M.*; Tulley, Skyler; Murdock, Thomas; FORMATION—AN EXAMPLE FROM ARROYO SECO, Emerman, Steven H.: THE USE OF MACHINE LEARNING CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COAST RANGE FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF STREAM DISCHARGE – GAGE HEIGHT RATING CURVES 279-10 10:30 AM Jungers, Matthew Cross*; Heimsath, Arjun M.: PACE AND PATTERN OF LATE CENOZOIC DRAINAGE 280-9 10:30 AM Zaslavsky, Ilya*; Li, Side; Valentine, David; Whitenack, INTEGRATION ON THE GILA RIVER, AZ AND NM Thomas: ONLINE VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF LARGE ROCK COLLECTIONS WITH SUAVE 279-11 10:45 AM Staisch, Lydia*; Kelsey, Harvey M.; Sherrod, Brian L.; Möller, Andreas; Paces, James B.: NEW GEOCHRONOLOGIC, 10:45 AM BREAK STRATIGRAPHIC, AND STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS 280-10 11:00 AM Meyer, Brian*; Saltus, Richard W.; Chulliat, Arnaud: ON THE TIMING AND RATE OF DEFORMATION ALONG EMAG2-VERSION3 - A NEW GLOBAL COMPILATION OF THE SADDLE MOUNTAINS ANTICLINE, CENTRAL LITHOSPHERIC MAGNETIC ANOMALIES WASHINGTON STATE 280-11 11:15 AM Oleniacz, Brittney A.*: A NOVEL APPROACH TO 279-12 11:00 AM Kleber, Emily*; Arrowsmith, J. Ramón; DeVecchio, DATA PRIORITIZATION IN PALEONTOLOGICAL Duane E.; Rittenour, Tammy: OPTICALLY STIMULATED COLLECTIONS LUMINESCENCE (OSL) GEOCHRONOLOGY OF AN 280-12 11:30 AM Kolankowski, Sophia*; Fox, Peter; Ma, Xiaogang; Zednik, ACTIVE BLIND THRUST FAULT, WHEELER RIDGE, Stephan: DEEP TIME DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: CALIFORNIA INTEGRATING OUR CURRENT GEOLOGIC AND 279-13 11:15 AM Eizenhöfer, Paul R.*; McQuarrie, Nadine; Gilmore, BIOLOGIC DATABASES Michelle E.: EVALUATING NUMERICALLY MODELED 280-13 11:45 AM Johnson, Claudia C.*; Dalkilic, Mehmet M.; Jenne, Mark; GEOMORPHOLOGICAL AND SEDIMENTARY Beeker, Charles D.: DATA-DRIVEN HYPOTHESES TO RESPONSES TO STRUCTURAL, KINEMATIC AND ADDRESS CORAL DISEASE AND REEF HEALTH CLIMATIC VARIATIONS IN EASTERN BHUTAN 279-14 11:30 AM McQuarrie, Nadine*; Eizenhöfer, Paul R.; Ehlers, Todd A.: SESSION NO. 281 UTILIZING LINKED THERMO-KINEMATIC MODELING T61. Quantifying Geomorphic Processes and Rates of Landscape AND BALANCED CROSS SECTIONS TO PREDICT Evolution I (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology AND EVALUATE THE TOPOGRAPHY, ACTIVE FAULT Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and GEOMETRY AND RESULTING THERMAL EVOLUTION Volcanology Division) OF THE CENTRAL NEPAL HIMALAYA (Invited Presentation) 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 405 279-15 11:45 AM Harvey, Jonathan E.*; Burbank, Doug: SPATIOTEMPORAL Arjun M. Heimsath, Nathaniel A. Lifton and Darryl E. Granger, Presiding VARIABILITY OF EXHUMATION AND EROSION RATES 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS IN THE WESTERN NEPAL HIMALAYA 281-1 8:15 AM Fenton, Cassandra R.*; Niedermann, Samuel; Dunai, Tibor; Binnie, Steven A.; Marrero, Shasta M.: THE SPICE

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PROJECT: PRELIMINARY COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE 282-2 8:15 AM Turzewski, Michael David*; Huntington, Katharine; LeVeque, PRODUCTION RATES IN QUARTZ CALIBRATED AT THE Randall J.: THE GEOMORPHIC IMPACT OF OUTBURST ~70 KA SP LAVA FLOW, AZ, USA FLOODS: INTEGRATING FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND 281-2 8:30 AM Moore, Angus K.*; Granger, Darryl: VALIDATING EROSION NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF AN EXTREME FLOOD RATES FROM 36CL IN MAGNETITE EVENT, EASTERN HIMALAYA 281-3 8:45 AM Mushkin, Amit*; Hetz, Guy; Beyth, Michael; Baer, Gidon; 282-3 8:30 AM Mueller, Erich R.*; Grams, Paul E.; Hazel, Josepth E.; Sagy, Amir; Blumberg, Dan G.; Ginat, Hanan: CALIBRATED Schmidt, John C.: VARIABILITY OF EDDY SANDBAR SURFACE AGES FOR DESERT PAVEMENTS FROM RESPONSE DURING TWO DECADES OF CONTROLLED SPACEBORNE RADAR MEASUREMENTS OF SURFACE FLOODING ALONG THE COLORADO RIVER IN GRAND ROUGHNESS AND APPLICATION OF THIS NEW DATING CANYON METHOD FOR QUANTIFYING TECTONIC SLIP RATES 282-4 8:45 AM Schenk, Edward R.*; Benthem, Adam; Skalak, Katherine; ACROSS THE DEAD SEA TRANSFORM SINCE ~1 MA Hupp, Cliff R.: DOES A HISTORICAL FLOOD IN AN 281-4 9:00 AM Poulos, Michael J.*; Pierce, Jennifer L.: ESTIMATING INTRA-DAM RIVER REACH MAKE A DIFFERENCE? A HOLOCENE EROSION RATES FROM THE ALLUVIAL CASE STUDY OF THE 2011 FLOOD IN THE GARRISON FANS OF SMALL CATCHMENTS USINGRADIOCARBON REACH OF THE MISSOURI RIVER (Invited Presentation) DATING AND LIDAR TO ASSESS VALLEY ASYMMETRY 9:05 AM BREAK DEVELOPMENT 282-5 9:20 AM Yochum, Steven*; Sholtes, Joel; Scott, Julian: STREAM 281-5 9:15 AM Matmon, Ari*; Hidy, Alan J.; Vainer, Shlomy; Crouvi, Onn; POWER AND GEOMORPHIC CHANGE DURING THE Fink, David; Erel, Yigal; ASTER, Team; Horwitz, Liora K.; 2013 COLORADO FRONT RANGE FLOOD Chazan, Michael: NEW CHRONOLOGY FOR THE 282-6 9:35 AM Sholtes, Joel*; Yochum, Steven; Scott, Julian: SOUTHERN KALAHARI GROUP SEDIMENTS WITH LONGITUDINAL VARIABILITY OF CHANNEL RESPONSE IMPLICATIONS FOR SEDIMENT-CYCLE DYNAMICS TO FLOODS 281-6 9:30 AM Castillo, Miguel*; Muñoz-Salinas, Esperanza; Fülöp, 282-7 9:50 AM Dethier, Evan N.*; Magilligan, Francis J.; Renshaw, Carl E.: Reka H.; Codilean, Alexandru T.; Arce, José L.; Roy, LANDSLIDES MODULATE TRANSIENT ADJUSTMENT TO Priyadarsi; Lacan, Pierre G.; Caballero, Lizeth; Wilcken, CATASTROPHIC FLOODING Klaus: USING INHERITED OSL SIGNALS TO QUANTIFY 10:05 AM Gartner, John D.*; Renshaw, Carl E.; Hatch, Christine E.; LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS: EXAMPLES FROM THE 282-8 Larsen, Isaac J.: JALISCO BLOCK TO THE FAULTS OF SIERRA DE FLOODS AS NATURAL AGENTS OF JUÁREZ (MEXICO) RIVER COMPLEXITY: PHYSICAL CONTROLS AND GEOMORPHIC IMPLICATIONS (Invited Presentation) 9:45 AM BREAK 10:25 AM BREAK 281-7 10:05 AM Ferrier, Ken L.*; West, Nicole: EFFECTS OF TRANSIENT 10:40 AM Ryan, Sandra E.*; Bennett, Georgina L.; Rathburn, Sara L.: PERTURBATIONS IN PHYSICAL EROSION RATES ON 282-9 CHEMICAL EROSION RATES (Invited Presentation) COMPLEX RESPONSE OF CHANNELS IN FORESTED WATERSHEDS TO FLOODS: ASSESSING THE 281-8 10:25 AM Winchell, Eric W.*; Anderson, Robert S.; Lombardi, GEOMORPHIC IMPACTS OF THE 2013 COLORADO Elizabeth M.; Doak, Daniel F.; Kaste, James M.: GOPHERS FLOOD ON NATIONAL FOREST AND PARK LANDS AS GEOMORPHIC AGENTS IN THE COLORADO FRONT 10:55 AM Rathburn, Sara L.*; Bennett, Georgina L.; Wohl, Ellen E.: RANGE 282-10 THE TUMBLING TRIUMVIRATE: QUANTIFYING FLOOD- 281-9 10:40 AM Heimsath, Arjun M.*; Chadwick, Oliver A.; Roering, RELATED SEDIMENT, WOOD AND CARBON (Invited Joshua J.; Levick, Shaun: EQUILIBRIUM LANDSCAPES: Presentation) WHERE SOIL PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS FAIL 282-11 11:15 AM Kramer, Natalie*; Piegay, Herve; Ruiz-Villanueva, 281-10 10:55 AM Pavano, Francesco*; Pazzaglia, Frank J.; Catalano, Stefano: Virginia: APPLICATION OF TRADITIONAL AND NOVEL INTERPLAY OF ROCK UPLIFT, EUSTASY, CLIMATE, APPROACHES FOR ASSESSING FLOODING RISK AM AND KNICKPOINT MIGRATION ON THE RATE OF RELATED TO DRIFT WOOD DELIVERY, TRANSPORT LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION: A CASE STUDY FROM AND DEPOSIT: ADVANCES IN SCIENCE AND FLOOD NORTHEAST SICILY, ITALY HAZARD MANAGEMENT 281-11 11:10 AM Rech, Jason A.*; Prellwitz, Joel S.; Buck, Brenda J.; 282-12 11:30 AM Scott, Daniel N.*; Wohl, Ellen E.: USING EVOLVING, Lybrand, Rebecca A.; Parker, David R.; Owen, Lewis A.; DATA-DRIVEN MODELS TO ADVANCE FROM Michalski, Greg: THE FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF CONCEPTUALIZATION TO PREDICTION AN ATACAMA NITRATE SOIL, BAQUEDANO NITRATE 11:45 AM DISTRICT, CHILE DISCUSSION 281-12 11:25 AM Ryb, Uri*; Matmon, Ari; Erel, Yigal; Haviv, Itai; Benedetti, SESSION NO. 283

Lucilla: EXHUMATION AND UPLIFT COUPLED WITH WEDNESDAY PRECIPITATION ALONG THE WESTERN MARGIN OF T79. Graduate Student Preparation for STEM Workforce (GSA THE DEAD SEA RIFT Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; 11:40 AM DISCUSSION International Association for Geoscience Diversity; GSA Student Advisory Council; National Earth Science Teachers Association) SESSION NO. 282 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D T62. Quantifying Geomorphic Response to Floods: From Geochronologic Methods to High-Resolution Data and State-of- Marilyn J. Suiter and Lina Patino, Presiding the-Art Models (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Division) 283-1 8:15 AM Susorney, Hannah C.*; Rabideaux, Nathan M.; Student 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 Advisory Council, GSA: THE GRADUATE STUDENT Joel Sholtes, Nicholas A. Sutfin and John Pitlick, Presiding EXPERIENCE FROM THE STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL (Invited Presentation) 282-1 8:00 AM Kite, J. Steven*; Moore, Jessica Pierson: FROM THE 8:30 AM Haacker, Rebecca*; Batchelor, Rebecca; Burt, Melissa: BIRTHPLACE OF RIVERS TO THE GREENBRIER 283-2 CLASSIC: EXCEPTIONAL FLASH FLOODING IN WEST WHY WE NEED A CULTURE OF MENTORING IN VIRGINIA ON 23 JUNE 2016 GRADUATE SCHOOL

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283-3 8:45 AM Nocita, Bruce*; Connor, Charles; Herbert, Gregory S.; Rains, Basil: PROMOTING SKETCHING IN INTRODUCTORY Mark; Rodriguez, Eileen; Ryan, Jeffrey; Vacher, H.L.: HOW GEOSCIENCE COURSES: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY A GEOLOGY ALUMNI SOCIETY AND PROFESSIONAL APPROACH TO DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTE TO THE PREPARATION OF COGSKETCH GEOSCIENCE WORKSHEETS GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR A GEOSCIENCE CAREER 284-8 10:00 AM Libarkin, Julie C.*: TEACHING AND ASSESSING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA THROUGH DRAWING (Invited Presentation) 283-4 9:00 AM Kirby, Caitlin K.*; Haruo, Citralina; Libarkin, Julie C.; 10:20 AM BREAK Caldwell, Chris; Whyte, Kyle Powys; Edler, Rebecca: 10:35 AM Bodzin, Alec*; Anastasio, David; Sharif, Raghida; CREATING ETHICAL CLIMATE SCIENCE 284-9 Rutzmoser, Scott: RESEARCHERS: AN ANALYSIS OF INTERVIEWS FROM IMPLEMENTING A WEB GIS PLATE TRIBAL AND SCIENTIST PERSPECTIVES TECTONICS SIMULATION TO PROMOTE SPATIAL THINKING AND REASONING 283-5 9:15 AM Kline, Simon*: INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVES: 10:50 AM Gold, Anne U.*; Pendergast, Philip; Ormand, Carol J.; Budd, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND STUDENT 284-10 David; Mueller, Karl; Kravitz, Katherine: PREPARATION NEEDED WITHIN THE GEOSCIENCES THE IMPORTANCE OF SPATIAL REASONING SKILLS IN UNDERGRADUATE 283-6 9:30 AM Bartel, Beth*; Charlevoix, Donna: COMMUNICATIONS GEOLOGY STUDENTS AND THE EFFECT OF WEEKLY TRAINING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF SPATIAL SKILL TRAININGS – WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS GEOSCIENTISTS ON THE GENDER GAP 283-7 9:45 AM Beck, Dagmar*: PROFESSIONAL MASTER’S PROGRAMS 284-11 11:05 AM Gustovich, Kristina*; Geary, Edward; Hanley, Daniel: BRIDGING SCIENCE WITH BUSINESS GENDER AND SPATIAL REASONING: THE 283-8 10:00 AM Snow, Eleanour*; Jones, Erick; Patino, Lina; Wasserman, MILANKOVITCH CYCLES Elizabeth J.; Kaiser, Kendra: GRADUATE STUDENT 284-12 11:20 AM Giorgis, Scott*; Mahlen, Nancy; Anne, Kirk: INTEGRATION RESEARCH IN FEDERAL LABS: A USGS/NSF OF AN AUGMENTED REALITY SANDBOX INTO A COLLABORATION LARGE ENROLLMENT INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE 283-9 10:15 AM Mosher, Sharon*; Ryan, Jeffrey: UNIVERSAL SKILLS COURSE FOR NON-MAJORS NEEDED FOR GRADUATE STUDENT SUCCESS IN 284-13 11:35 AM Ryker, Katherine*; McNeal, Karen S.; Atkins, Rachel; DIVERSE GEOSCIENCE PROFESSIONS LaDue, Nicole; Clark, Christine M.: THE IMPACT OF AN AR 283-10 10:30 AM Nicolaysen, Kirsten P.*: A SENIOR SEMINAR TO PREPARE SANDBOX ON MAP-READING SKILLS USING A “FREE- UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS FOR PROFESSIONAL PLAY” EXPERIENCE GEOSCIENCE CAREERS AND GRADUATE SCHOOL 11:50 AM DISCUSSION 283-11 10:45 AM Chapman, LeeAnna Young*; McConnell, David: EXPERIENCES INFLUENCING THE DEVELOPMENT SESSION NO. 285 OF REFORMED TEACHING BELIEFS AMONG FUTURE T89. Bringing the Horse to Water and Getting It to Drink: GEOSCIENCE PROFESSORS Obstacles and Innovative Ways of Getting the Religious Public to 11:00 AM DISCUSSION Consider Scientific Evidence (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; Paleontological Society) SESSION NO. 284 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 503 T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes Carol A. Hill and Gregg R. Davidson, Presiding for Geology Students: Using Cognitive Science to Inform Geoscience Teaching and Learning I 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF 285-1 8:10 AM Hayhoe, Katharine*: I DON’T BELIEVE IN CLIMATE CHANGE (Invited Presentation) Shondricka Burrell and Allison J. Jaeger, Presiding 285-2 8:30 AM Ratajeski, Kent*; Duff, R. Joel; Phelps, Daniel J.: THE 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ARK ENCOUNTER: A NEW OBSTACLE TO SCIENTIFIC 284-1 8:10 AM Arthurs, Leilani*: COGNITIVE SCIENCE IN GEOSCIENCE UNDERSTANDING FOR THE RELIGIOUS PUBLIC IN EDUCATION (OR NOT) (Invited Presentation) NORTHERN KENTUCKY (Invited Presentation) 284-2 8:30 AM Olcott Marshall, Alison*; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Smith, 285-3 8:50 AM Greenberg, Jeffrey K.*: BOOK PROJECTS SERVING AS Matthew C.: APPLYING COGNITIVE SCIENCE FINDINGS BRIDGE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND RELIGION TO THE REDESIGN OF A PALEONTOLOGY COURSE 285-4 9:05 AM Hill, Carol A.*: GRAND CANYON: MONUMENT TO AN FOR NON-MAJORS ANCIENT EARTH: WHY THIS BOOK WAS WRITTEN 284-3 8:45 AM Ormand, Carol J.*; Shipley, Thomas F.; Tikoff, Basil: TEN 285-5 9:20 AM Ranney, Wayne*: EARTH-BASED EDUCATION IN THE YEARS OF SILC RESEARCH ON SPATIAL THINKING CATHEDRAL OF TIME: STRATEGIES LEARNED WHILE AND LEARNING IN GEOSCIENCE: WHAT WE’VE WORKING AS A GEOLOGIC INTERPRETER IN THE LEARNED AND PRODUCED GRAND CANYON 284-4 9:00 AM Atkins, Rachel M.*; McNeal, Karen S.; Ormand, Carol J.; 285-6 9:35 AM Foster, G David*: RELIGION - SCIENCE CONFLICT: THE Shipley, Thomas F.: STUDENT VISUAL NAVIGATION OF UNBRIDLED TRUTH GEOLOGIC BLOCK DIAGRAMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR 9:50 AM TEACHING SPATIAL SKILLS IN THE UNDERGRADUATE BREAK CLASSROOM 285-7 10:05 AM Stearley, Ralph*: BIOTIC SUCCESSION IN THE 284-5 9:15 AM Jaeger, Allison J.*; Marzano, Joanna; Shipley, Thomas F.: STRATIGRAPHIC RECORD: IS IT MORE THAN PEELING BACK THE LAYERS: UNDERSTANDING AMMUNITION IN A PERCEIVED CULTURE WAR? THE ROLE OF WORKING MEMORY IN PENETRATIVE (Invited Presentation) THINKING 285-8 10:25 AM Wiens, Roger C.*: EDUCATING CREATIONISTS ON THE 284-6 9:30 AM Hannula, Kimberly A.*: IMPROVEMENTS IN PENETRATIVE AGE OF THE EARTH THINKING DURING FIELD AND STRUCTURAL 285-9 10:40 AM Runyon, Kirby D.*: A SUCCESSFUL CASE STUDY OF GEOLOGY COURSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING TEACHING EVOLUTIONARY GEOSCIENCE LITERACY IN INTERVENTIONS A CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 284-7 9:45 AM Garnier, Bridget C.*; Chang, Maria D.; Ormand, Carol J.; Matlen, Bryan; Shipley, Thomas F.; Tikoff,

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285-10 10:55 AM Davidson, Gregg R.*: THE IMPORTANCE OF TRUST 286-11 11:05 AM Castendyk, Devin*; Obryk, Maciej K.; Leidman, Sasha Z.; IN OPENING DOORS TO CONSIDERING SCIENTIFIC Gooseff, Michael; Hawes, Ian: THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE EVIDENCE CHANGE ON LAKE VANDA, MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS, 285-11 11:10 AM Duggan-Haas, Don*; Zabel, Ingrid H.H.; Ross, Robert M.: ANTARCTICA FIRE AND BRIMSTONE AND FORT MCMURRAY: 286-12 11:20 AM Lyons, W. Berry*; McAdams, Brandon C.; Welch, CONSIDERING THE IMPLICATIONS OF APOCALYPTIC Susan A.; Sheets, Julia M.; Welch, Kathleen A.; Doran, RHETORIC IN CLIMATE COMMUNICATION Peter; Deuerling, K.M.; Dowling, Carolyn B.: THE 285-12 11:25 AM Barineau, Clinton I.*: THE FAILURE OF FACTS IN THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY OF SEDIMENTS CLASSROOM FROM LAKE HOARE, ANTARCTICA

11:40 AM DISCUSSION SESSION NO. 287 SESSION NO. 286 T135. Timing, Drivers, and Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystem Responses to the Cretaceous-Paleogene Extinction Event T111. Polar Changes (GSA Limnogeology Division) (Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; W. Berry Lyons, Presiding Society of Vertebrate Paleontology ) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 286-1 8:10 AM Gooseff, Michael*; Godsey, Sarah; Lewkowicz, Andrew Flynn, Caitlin E. Leslie and Daniel J. Peppe, Presiding Antoni G.; Bowden, W. Breck: RECENT PERMAFORST 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DEGRADATION IN RESPONSE TO A CHANGING ARCTIC 287-1 8:10 AM Tabor, Clay R.*; Bardeen, Charles; Otto-Bliesner, Bette; CLIMATE - LESSONS FROM THE NORTH SLOPE OF Garcia, Rolando; Toon, Owen B.; Poulsen, Christopher J.: ALASKA (Invited Presentation) SIMULATING THE K-PG WITH AN EARTH SYSTEM 286-2 8:30 AM López, Robin D.*; Wu, Yuxin; Ulrich, Craig; Chou, MODEL Chunwei Nick; Kneafsey, Timothy J.; McKnight, Catherine: 287-2 8:25 AM Rovelli, Remy*; Myers, Corinne: USING PALEOENM INVESTIGATING THE LINK BETWEEN HYDRAULIC TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTS OF AVAILABLE CONDUCTIVITY AND SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF ECOLOGICAL NICHE SIZE ON EXTINCTION PERMAFROST CORES FOR THE NEXT GENERATION SUSCEPTIBILITY ACROSS THE K/PG EXTINCTION IN ECOSYSTEM EXPERIMENT (NGEE)-ARCTIC THE MISSISSIPPI EMBAYEMENT 286-3 8:45 AM Pendleton, Simon L.*; Miller, Gifford H.; Anderson, Robert S.; 287-3 8:40 AM Tobin, Thomas S.*: COMPARING EXTINCTION Crump, Sarah E.: CONSTRAINING LATEST HOLOCENE CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FROM INDEPENDENT EXPANSION AND 20TH CENTURY RETREAT OF A SMALL K-PG FOSSIL DATA SETS FROM SEYMOUR ISLAND, CANADIAN ARCTIC ICE CAP USING ENTOMBED ANTARCTICA VEGETATION 287-4 8:55 AM Sprain, Courtney J.*; Renne, Paul R.; Clemens, 286-4 9:00 AM Deuerling, K.M.*; Martin, Ellen E.; Martin, Jonathan B.: William A.; Wilson, Gregory P.: HIGH- GLACIAL FORELAND WEATHERING IN WESTERN RESOLUTION CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY AND GREENLAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR PAST AND FUTURE MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE TERRESTRIAL WEATHERING CONDITIONS CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE BOUNDARY TRANSITION 286-5 9:15 AM Montoya, Leslie Marie*; Lovenduski, Nicole: OCEAN IN THE HELL CREEK REGION, MONTANA PHYTOPLANKTON BIOGEOGRAPHY: EARTH 287-5 9:10 AM Fendley, Isabel*; Sprain, Courtney J.; Marvin-DiPasquale, SYSTEM MODEL ESTIMATES AT COARSE AND FINE Mark; Renne, Paul: MERCURY CONCENTRATION AS RESOLUTION AN INDICATOR OF DECCAN TRAPS VOLCANISM IN 9:30 AM BREAK LATE CRETACEOUS AND EARLIEST PALEOGENE AM 286-6 9:45 AM Fountain, Andrew G.*; Levy, Joseph; Obryk, Maciej K.; SEDIMENTS FROM THE HELL CREEK REGION, Gooseff, Michael; Van Horn, Dave; Glennie, Craig; Diaz, MONTANA Juan Fernandez; Lyons, Berry: DRAMATIC TOPOGRAPHIC 287-6 9:25 AM Renne, Paul R.*; Sprain, Courtney J.: PARSING THE CHANGES IN THE MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS, TIMING OF EVENTS AT THE CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE ANTARCTICA (Invited Presentation) BOUNDARY (Invited Presentation) 286-7 10:05 AM Levy, Joseph*; Schmidt, Logan: LINKING PERMAFROST 9:45 AM BREAK AND ACTIVE LAYER SURFACE PROPERTIES TO 287-7 10:00 AM Leslie, Caitlin E.*; Secord, Ross; Peppe, Daniel J.; Atchley, THERMOKARST RISK Stacy; Williamson, Thomas E.; Nordt, Lee C.; Brusatte, 286-8 10:20 AM Singley, Joel G.*; Bergstrom, Anna; Hendrickson, Patrick J.; Stephen: CLIMATIC AND DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY

Jaros, Christopher; Sokol, Eric; Torrens, Christa L.; Wilson, OF THE LOWER PALEOCENE UPPER NACIMIENTO WEDNESDAY Colleen E.; Wlostowski, Adam N.; Gooseff, Michael: FORMATION, SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO LONG-TERM, HIGH-FREQUENCY OBSERVATIONS 287-8 10:15 AM Flynn, Andrew*; Peppe, Daniel J.; Abbuhl, Brittany; REVEAL SHIFTS IN HYPORHEIC WEATHERING Williamson, Thomas E.: EARLY PALEOCENE PLANT SOLUTE CONCENTRATION-DISCHARGE DYNAMICS IN COMMUNITIES FROM THE LOWER NACIMIENTO MCMURDO DRY VALLEY STREAMS, ANTARCTICA FORMATION (SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO, USA) 286-9 10:35 AM Olund, Sydney*; Welch, Susan A.; Welch, Kathleen A.; DOCUMENT RELATIVELY LONG-TERM ECOSYSTEM Saelens, Elsa Dorothea; Lutton, Anthony; Lyons, W. Berry: INSTABILITY FOLLOWING THE CRETACEOUS- IRON AND NUTRIENTS IN ANTARCTIC STREAMS PALEOGENE EXTINCTION EVENT FLOWING INTO THE ROSS SEA: POTENTIAL IMPACT 287-9 10:30 AM Dworkin, Steve I.*; Evans, Zach; Flynn, Andrew; Peppe, ON MARINE PRIMARY PRODUCTION Daniel J.: EARLY PALEOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL 286-10 10:50 AM Gooseff, Michael*; Obryk, Maciej K.; Priscu, John C.; Doran, RECONSTRUCTION USING THE ISOTOPIC Peter; Chiuchiolo, Amy: DECADAL CHANGES IN HEAT COMPOSITION OF LEAF COMPRESSIONS FROM THE CONTENT, ICE THICKNESS, AND HEAT EXCHANGE SAN JUAN BASIN OF ICE-COVERED LAKES OF TAYLOR VALLEY, 287-10 10:45 AM Linzmeier, Benjamin J.*; Sessa, Jocelyn A.; Orland, I.J.; ANTARCTICA Landman, Neil H.; Peters, Shanan E.; Valley, John W.: STABLE ISOTOPE INVESTIGATION OF EARLY

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ONTOGENY IN UPPER CRETACEOUS OWL CREEK REDOX CYCLING DURING THE IREVIKEN AND MULDE FORMATION AMMONITES POSITIVE CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS 287-11 11:00 AM Carroll, Nathan*: HELL CREEK AMBER: A NEW FOSSIL 288-10 10:35 AM McLaughlin, Patrick I.*; Emsbo, Poul; Brett, Carlton E.; ARCHIVE FOR LATEST CRETACEOUS TERRESTRIAL Bancroft, Alyssa Marie; Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.: MULTI- ECOSYSTEMS PRIOR TO THE K-PG BOUNDARY BASIN CARBON ISOTOPE CORRELATION OF THE 287-12 11:15 AM Sibert, Elizabeth C.*; Friedman, Matt; Hull, Pincelli M.; Hunt, IREVIKEN, MULDE AND LAU EXCURSIONS (EASTERN Gene; Norris, Richard D.: EVIDENCE FOR DISASTER NORTH AMERICA): A COMPREHENSIVE SEQUENCE FAUNA, TWO PHASES OF DIVERSIFICATION OF STRATIGRAPHIC SYNTHESIS PELAGIC FISH IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE K/PG MASS 288-11 10:50 AM Emsbo, Poul*; McLaughlin, Patrick I.; Manning, Andrew H.; EXTINCTION Premo, Wayne R.; Neymark, Leonid A.; Brett, Carlton E.; 287-13 11:30 AM Rossetto, Gabriella*; Lyson, Tyler R.; Evans, Erica S.J.; Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.; Brunton, Frank R.; Barrick, Bercovici, Antoine; Pearson, Dean; Johnson, Kirk R.: James E.; Breit, George N.; Munnecke, Axel; Emmons, USING GIS TO MAP, INTERPOLATE, AND VISUALIZE Matthew P.; du Bray, Edward A.: BRINE EXPULSIONS TO THE TERRESTRIAL CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE PALEOZOIC BASINS: TRIGGER OF CATASTROPHIC EXTINCTION EVENT IN THE WILLISTON BASIN’S GLOBAL CHANGE CEDAR CREEK ANTICLINE 288-12 11:05 AM McAdams, Neo E.B.*; Cramer, Bradley D.; Bancroft, 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Alyssa Marie; Bandy, Terryl L.; Day, Jed; Devera, Joseph: THE IREVIKEN AND MULDE (SILURIAN, WENLOCK) SESSION NO. 288 POSITIVE CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS IN THE ILLINOIS BASIN, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS T143. The Early Paleozoic World: Radiations, Extinctions, and Paleoenvironmental Change II (Paleontological Society; 288-13 11:20 AM Danielsen, Erika M.*; Cramer, Bradley D.: PRELIMINARY Paleontological Research Institution) BIOCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE MULDE INTERVAL (HOMERIAN), WAYNE FORMATION, TENNESSEE, USA 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3C 288-14 11:35 AM Mikulic, Donald G.*; Kluessendorf, Joanne: DEPOSITIONAL Matt Saltzman, Stephen Leslie and Erik A. Sperling, Presiding CONTROLS ON THE EXTINCTION OF NORTH 288-1 8:00 AM Trubovitz, Sarah*; Stigall, Alycia L.: TRANSFORMATION AMERICAN SILURIAN TRILOBITE ASSOCIATIONS: AN OF BRACHIOPOD COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ANALOG TO MIDDLE CAMBRIAN-EARLY ORDOVICIAN MORPHOLOGICAL TRENDS DURING THE GREAT BIOMERES ORDOVICIAN BIODIVERSIFICATION EVENT IN OKLAHOMA SESSION NO. 289 288-2 8:15 AM Saltzman, Matthew R.*; Edwards, Cole T.; Leslie, T151. New Approaches to Phylogenetic Paleobiology Stephen A.; Mills, Benjamin J.; Lenton, Timothy M.; (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) Williams, Josh: NEODYMIUM (ND) AND STRONTIUM 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4AB (SR) ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FOR WEATHERING OF ARC VOLCANICS DURING THE ORDOVICIAN GREENHOUSE- David W. Bapst, Melanie Hopkins, April Wright and David F. Wright, Presiding ICEHOUSE TRANSITION 289-1 8:00 AM Wagner, Peter J.*: PALEOBIOLOGICAL DIVERSIFICATION 288-3 8:30 AM Macdonald, Francis A.*; Swanson-Hysell, Nicholas L.: METRICS AND BIRTH-DEATH MODELS AS CONTROLS TACONIC LOW-LATITUDE ARC-CONTINENT COLLISION FOR THE EFFECTS OF RATE HETEROGENEITIES ON AS A DRIVER FOR ORDOVICIAN COOLING TIP-DATING 288-4 8:45 AM Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.*; Hylebos, Alexis; Pohl, 289-2 8:15 AM Berv, Jacob*; Field, Daniel J.: GENOMIC SIGNATURE OF Alexandre; Sadler, Peter; Donnadieu, Yannick; Le hir, THE LILLIPUT EFFECT ACROSS THE K/PG EXTINCTION Guillaume; Sabbe, Koen; Williams, Mark; Ghienne, 289-3 8:30 AM Gavryushkina, Alexandra*: MODELING SPECIATION- Jean-François; De Weirdt, Julie; McLaughlin, Patrick I.; FOSSILIZATION PROCESS IN TOTAL-EVIDENCE DATING Emsbo, Poul: FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR A LONG- AND ITS APPLICATION TO PENGUIN EVOLUTION LIVED ORDOVICIAN ICEHOUSE CLIMATE SUGGESTS (Invited Presentation) ALTERNATIVE KILL MECHANISMS FOR THE END- 289-4 8:45 AM Wright, April*: INAPPROPRIATE PARAMETERIZATION ORDOVICIAN MASS EXTINCTIONS OF FOSSILIZED BIRTH-DEATH MODELS CAUSES 288-5 9:00 AM Finnegan, Seth*: RECONSIDERING ORDOVICIAN AND INCORRECT ESTIMATION OF NODE AGES SILURIAN CARBON CYCLE PERTURBATIONS AND 289-5 9:00 AM Christie, Max*; Congreve, Curtis R.; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: EXTINCTION EVENTS (Invited Presentation) PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE LUCINIDAE IN 288-6 9:20 AM Bachan, Aviv*; Lau, Kimberly V.; Saltzman, Matthew R.; THE WESTERN ATLANTIC USING FOSSILS AND Thomas, Ellen; Kump, Lee R.; Payne, Jonathan L.: A MOLECULES MODEL FOR THE DECREASE IN AMPLITUDE OF 289-6 9:15 AM Bapst, David W.*; Hopkins, Melanie; Wright, April; Matzke, CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS THROUGHOUT THE Nicholas J.; Lloyd, Graeme T.: INFERRING ANCESTOR- PHANEROZOIC DESCENDANT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE FOSSIL 288-7 9:35 AM Planavsky, Noah J.*; Bolton, Edward W.; Reinhard, RECORD (WITH STATISTICS) Christopher T.: ORGANIC AND CARBONATE CARBON 289-7 9:30 AM Gavryushkin, Alex*: THE SPACE OF SAMPLED BURIAL THROUGH EARTH’S HISTORY ANCESTOR TREES 9:50 AM BREAK 289-8 9:45 AM Congreve, Curtis R.*; Krug, Andrew Z.; Patzkowsky, 288-8 10:05 AM Crampton, James S.*; Cooper, Roger A.; Sadler, Peter; Mark E.: BOOM AND BUST; ANALYZING SHIFTS Foote, Michael: EXTINCTION IN THE ORDOVICIAN- IN EVOLUTIONARY RATES OF STROPHOMENOID SILURIAN GRAPTOLOID CLADE: RATE, SELECTIVITY, BRACHIOPODS DURING THE LATE ORDOVICIAN MASS AND DRIVERS EXTINCTION USING A PHYLOGENETIC FRAMEWORK 288-9 10:20 AM Cramer, Bradley D.*; McAdams, Neo E.B.; 289-9 10:00 AM Wright, David F.*: BAYESIAN TIP-DATING AND TREE- Bancroft, Alyssa Marie; Bandy, Terryl L.; Devera, BASED ANALYSES OF MORPHOLOGIC EVOLUTION: AN Joseph: INTEGRATED HIGH-RESOLUTION EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF RATE HETEROGENEITY BIOCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE SCHLAMER #1 AND MORPHOSPACE OCCUPATION AMONG DRILL CORE, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, USA: MARINE PALEOZOIC CRINOIDS

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289-10 10:15 AM Clarke, John*; Lloyd, Graeme T.; Friedman, Matt: LITTLE THE SUDBURY IMPACT OCCURS IN MULTIPLE BEDS IN EVIDENCE FOR ENHANCED PHENOTYPIC EVOLUTION THE GOGEBIC IRON RANGE, WISCONSIN, USA IN EARLY TELEOSTS RELATIVE TO THEIR ‘LIVING 290-10 10:15 AM Boslough, Mark B.*; Aftosmis, Michael J.; Berger, FOSSIL’ SISTER GROUP Marsha; Ezzedine, Souheil; Gisler, Galen; Jennings, 289-11 10:30 AM Hopkins, Melanie*: HOW WELL DOES A PART Barbara; LeVeque, Randall J.; Mathias, Donovan; McCoy, REPRESENT THE WHOLE? A COMPARISON OF Cynthia; Robertson, Darrel K.; Titov, Vasily; Wheeler, CRANIDIAL SHAPE EVOLUTION WITH WHOLE- Lorien: ASTEROID-GENERATED TSUNAMI (Invited ORGANISM EVOLUTION IN THE TRILOBITE FAMILY Presentation) PTEROCEPHALIIDAE 290-11 10:30 AM Harris, R. Scott*; Jaret, Steven J.; Albin, Edward F.: THE 289-12 10:45 AM Cole, Selina R.*: EVALUATING MORPHOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF INVESTIGATING POTENTIAL IMPACT CONVERGENCE VERSUS CONSERVATISM ACROSS STRUCTURES IN ANCIENT TECTONIC TERRANES: A THE DIPLOBATHRID CRINOID PHYLOGENY CASE STUDY FROM WOODBURY, GEORGIA, USA 289-13 11:00 AM Kacar, Betul*; Adam, Zachary R.; Hanson-Smith, 290-12 10:45 AM Miller, Jeremy L.*; Barineau, Clinton I.: A CASE OF Victor; Boekelheide, Nicholas: CONSTRAINING THE MISTAKEN IDENTITY: THE “WOODBURY STRUCTURE” GREAT OXIDATION EVENT WITHIN THE RUBISCO OF SOUTH CENTRAL GEORGIA PHYLOGENETIC TREE 290-13 11:00 AM Wright, Shawn P.*: SPALL AT LONAR CRATER, INDIA 289-14 11:15 AM Wang, Steve C.*; Cohen, Leonie M.; Gingerich, Philip D.: 290-14 11:15 AM Elmi, Chiara*; Chen, Jiangzhi; Goldsby, David L.; FOSSIL-BASED DATING OF THE DIVERGENCE OF Giere, Reto: LIGHTNING STRIKE GLASSES: HOMINOIDEA AND CERCOPITHECOIDEA THERMODYNAMICAL EFFECTS ON THE FORMATION 289-15 11:30 AM Sclafani, Judith A.*; Congreve, Curtis R.; Krug, Andrew Z.; OF ROCK FULGURITE FROM BAVENO-MOTTARONE Patzkowsky, Mark E.: HOW SIMILAR ARE SISTERS? THE (ITALY) RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MORPHOLOGY, ECOLOGY, 290-15 11:30 AM Koeberl, Christian*; Wannier, Mario M.A.; de Urreiztieta, AND EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY Marc; Topa, Dan; Brandstaetter, Franz: GLASSES AND 289-16 11:45 AM Leslie, Andrew B.*; Donoghue, Michael; Beaulieu, Jeremy; MELT FRAGMENTS POSSIBLY RELATED TO THE Farjon, Aljos; Filer, Denis; Holman, Garth; Campbell, HIROSHIMA NUCLEAR EXPLOSION AS IMPACT GLASS Christopher; Mei, Wenbin; Raubeson, Linda; Mathews, ANALOGS Sarah; Jetz, Walter: A NEARLY COMPLETE PHYLOGENY 290-16 11:45 AM Cavosie, Aaron J.*; Timms, Nick; Farthing, Dori J.: REVEALS THE COMPLEX MACROEVOLUTIONARY INSIGHTS INTO IMPACT MELT CONDITIONS FROM UNDERPINNINGS OF CONIFER DIVERSITY HOTSPOTS DISSOCIATED ZIRCON IN MEDIEVAL TIN SLAG 289-17 12:00 PM Lamsdell, James*: UTILIZING PHYLOGENETIC PALEOECOLOGY WITH PALEOZOIC ARTHROPODS SESSION NO. 291 TO EXPLORE MACROEVOLUTIONARY AND T180. The Legacy of Herbert E. Wright, Jr.: Seminal Contributions MACROECOLOGICAL TRENDS toward Understanding Interactions among Quaternary Climate, Landscape Processes, Vegetation, and Human Society (American SESSION NO. 290 Quaternary Association; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar System GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geomorphology Division ) Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 407 GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Emi Ito, Daniel R. Engstrom, Cathy Whitlock and Julie K. Stein, Presiding 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Christian Koeberl and Jeffrey Plescia, Presiding 291-1 8:10 AM Mandel, Rolfe*: THE EFFECTS OF LATE QUATERNARY AM 290-1 8:00 AM Schmitt, Harrison H.*: A CONTINENTAL-SCALE LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION ON THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROCELLARUM IMPACT’S POTENTIAL RELEVANCE RECORD OF THE MINNESOTA RIVER VALLEY TO MANY UNRESOLVED ISSUES OF LUNAR AND 8:25 AM Jennings, Carrie*; Wickert, Andrew D.; Callaghan, K.L.: TERRESTRIAL HISTORY 291-2 A NEW LOOK AT DISCHARGE ESTIMATES FOR 290-2 8:15 AM Kendall, Jordan*; Melosh, Jay: SOUTH POLE-AITKEN GLACIAL RIVER WARREN, MINNESOTA, USA (Invited BASIN FORMING IMPACT EXCAVATES MOON’S UPPER Presentation) MANTLE 291-3 8:40 AM Wickert, Andrew D.*; Jennings, Carrie E.; Carson, Eric C.; 290-3 8:30 AM Crumpler, L.S.*; MER, Science Team: THE FIRST FIELD Beaulieu, Olivia P.: LATE QUATERNARY DISCHARGE GEOLOGIC MAPS ON ANOTHER PLANET: COMPLEX HISTORY AND GEOMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE CRATER STRUCTURE AND DRAPE FOLDS (Invited UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER Presentation) WEDNESDAY 291-4 8:55 AM Naylor, Shawn*; Wickert, Andrew D.; Edmonds, Douglas A.: 290-4 8:45 AM Plescia, Jeffrey*: IMPACT MELT RHEOLOGY THE BURIED BEDROCK TOPOGRAPHY OF NORTH 290-5 9:00 AM Ramesh, K.T.*: IMPACT, FRACTURE AND AMERICA REVEALS PRE-PLEISTOCENE RELICT FRAGMENTATION (Invited Presentation) LANDSCAPES AND BROAD-SCALE INFLUENCES OF 290-6 9:15 AM Daly, R. Terik*; Schultz, Peter H.: IMPACT DELIVERY OF GLACIAL PROCESSES WATER DURING IMPACTS BY HYDRATED ASTEROIDS: 291-5 9:10 AM Whitlock, Cathy*; McWethy, David; Iglesias, Virginia; INSIGHTS FROM HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT Stahle, Laurie: UNDERSTANDING HOLOCENE FIRE- EXPERIMENTS VEGETATION LINKAGES AND THE ROLE OF HUMANS 290-7 9:30 AM Susorney, Hannah C.M.*; Barnouin, Olivier S.; Ernst, AND CLIMATE Carolyn M.: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SURFACE 291-6 9:25 AM Chipman, Melissa L.*; Hu, Feng Sheng: NOVEL ROUGHNESS AND SURFACE AGE ON MERCURY DISTURBANCE REGIMES IN THE ARCTIC: 290-8 9:45 AM Schmitz, Birger*: WHEN AND WHY DO ASTEROIDS PALEOECOLOGICAL RECORDS OF FIRE AND COLLIDE IN THE ASTEROID BELT? EVIDENCE FROM PERMAFROST THAW FROM ALASKAN TUNDRA THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD 291-7 9:40 AM Williams, John W.*; Goring, Simon; Grimm, Eric; McLachlan, 290-9 10:00 AM Cannon, William F.*; Woodruff, Laurel G.; Saari, Stacy: Jason: COMMUNITY-CURATED DATA RESOURCES REWORKED AND K-METASOMATIZED EJECTA FROM

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AND LARGE-SCALE DATA-MODEL SYNTHESES: THE TO DELGADA SUBMARINE CANYON, NORTHERN CHILDREN OF COHMAP (Invited Presentation) CALIFORNIA 9:55 AM BREAK 292-6 9:25 AM Stright, Lisa*; Reimchen, Aaron; Meirovitz, Casey; Hubbard, 291-8 10:10 AM Smith, Alison J.*; Horne, David J.; Benardout, Ginny; Sohar, Steve M.; Romans, Brian W.: MODELING SINUOUS Kadri: NON-MARINE OSTRACODES AND THE MULTI- SUBMARINE CHANNEL DEPOSITS AIDED BY MODERN PROXY APPROACH-- REGIONAL AND HEMISPHERIC SEAFLOOR AND OUTCROP ANALOGS (Invited CHANGES IN QUATERNARY HYDROCLIMATOLOGY Presentation) (Invited Presentation) 9:45 AM BREAK 291-9 10:25 AM Miller, Gifford H.*; Fogel, Marilyn L.; Magee, John W.; 292-7 10:00 AM Daniels, Benjamin G.*; Auchter, Neal C.; Hubbard, Gagan, Michael K.: DISENTANGLING THE ROLES Stephen M.; Romans, Brian W.; Stright, Lisa: OF HUMAN COLONIZATION AND CLIMATE ON CONSTRAINING THE TIMING OF SEDIMENT DELIVERY DISRUPTIONS TO THE FLORA AND FAUNA OF SEMI- TO A CRETACEOUS DEEP-WATER SLOPE SYSTEM ARID AUSTRALIA DURING THE LATE QUATERNARY VIA ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY AND DETRITAL 291-10 10:40 AM Wershow, Harold N.*; Clark, Doug; Plummer, Mitchell: A STRONTIUM ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY, MAGALLANES HOLOCENE GLACIOLACUSTRINE RECORD OF THE BASIN, CHILE LYMAN GLACIER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR GLACIER 292-8 10:15 AM Kim, Young-Hwan G.*; Woo, Jusun; Park, Tae-Yoon S.; FLUCTUATIONS IN THE NORTH CASCADES, WA Kihm, Ji-Hoon; Lee, Jong Ik; Choe, Moon Young: CYCLIC 291-11 10:55 AM Clark, Douglas H.*; Shulmeister, James; Chang, Jie; DEPOSITS OF DEBRIS FLOWS IN A SUBMARINE Woodward, Craig; McCallum, Adrian; Green, Kenneth: CHANNEL SYSTEM, THE SPURS FORMATION, TESTING LATE-PLEISTOCENE THROUGH LATE- MARINER GROUP (CAMBRIAN), ANTARCTICA HOLOCENE CLIMATE VARIABILITY IN SOUTH- 292-9 10:30 AM Gales, Jenny*; Larter, Robert; Talling, Pete; Mitchell, Neil; EASTERN AUSTRALIA AS PRESERVED IN SEDIMENTS Huvenne, Veerle: NEW INSIGHTS INTO PROCESSES FROM BLUE LAKE, SNOWY MOUNTAINS, AUSTRALIA INFLUENCING SUBMARINE GULLY MORPHOLOGY 291-12 11:10 AM Grigg, Laurie D.*; Smith, Alison J.: MULTI-PROXY FROM HIGH-RESOLUTION MARINE ROBOTICS (Invited EVIDENCE FOR RAPID CLIMATE CHANGE DURING THE Presentation) LATE-GLACIAL PERIOD IN CENTRAL VERMONT 292-10 10:50 AM Gamboa, Davide*; Alves, Tiago M.: CLASSIFICATION OF 291-13 11:25 AM Brown, Erik T.*; Caballero, Margarita; Fawcett, Peter J.; SUBMARINE CONFLUENCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR Lozano, Socorro; Ortega, Beatriz; Schwalb, Antje; INTRA-CANYON SEDIMENT DISTRIBUTION Smith, Victoria C.; Steinman, Byron A.; Perez, Liseth C.; 292-11 11:05 AM Olariu, Cornel*; Steel, Ron; Vann, Nataleigh K.; Winter, Stockhecke, Mona; Valero-Garces, Blas Lorenzo; Watt, Rene; Tudor, Eugen P.; Shin, Moonsoo: RECOGNITION OF Sebastian; Wonik, Thomas: MEXIDRILL, THE BASIN CLINOFORMS IN OUTCROPS; ILLUSTRATED FROM OF MEXICO DRILLING PROJECT: UPDATES AND JURASSIC LAS LAJAS – LOS MOLLES FORMATIONS, PROGRESS SOTHERN NEUQUEN BASIN, ARGENTINA 291-14 11:40 AM Engstrom, Daniel R.*; Edlund, Mark B.; Almendinger, 292-12 11:20 AM Pitts, Alan*; Casciano, Claudio Ivan; Di Celma, Claudio: James E.; Ramstack Hobbs, Joy M.; Heathcote, Adam J.; INTEGRATING TRADITIONAL FIELD METHODS WITH VanderMeulen, David: COMPARING SEDIMENT EMERGING DIGITAL TECHNIQUES FOR ENHANCED RECORDS AND MODEL HINDCASTS OF RECENT OUTCROP ANALYSIS OF DEEPWATER CHANNEL-FILL CLIMATE CHANGE IN BOREAL LAKES DEPOSITS 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS SESSION NO. 293 SESSION NO. 292 T209. Earth History in the Broadest Context—Ophiolites, Global T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking Tectonics, and Public Awareness of Earth Science I: Celebrating Depositional Processes, Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary the Contributions of Eldridge Moores (GSA Structural Geology Record (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); Marine/Coastal and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Science Discipline; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA International/International Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 History and Philosophy of Geology Division; GSA Geology and Zane R. Jobe, Lauren E. Shumaker and Katherine Coble, Presiding Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Room 203 292-1 8:05 AM Steel, Elisabeth*; Simms, Alexander R.; Buttles, James; John Wakabayashi and Yildirim Dilek, Presiding Mohrig, David; Meiburg, Eckart: THE ROLE OF BUOYANCY 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS BY SESSION CHAIRS REVERSAL IN TURBIDITE DEPOSITION AND SUBMARINE FAN GEOMETRY 8:05 AM INTRODUCTION OF THE YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD (DONATH MEDAL), BY ELIZABETH CATLOS 292-2 8:20 AM Straub, Kyle*; Fernandes, Anjali; Bishnoi, Tushar: AUTOGENIC PROCESSES IN SUBMARINE TRANSPORT 293-1 8:10 AM Behr, Whitney M.*; Kotowski, Alissa; Ashley, Kyle T.: YOUNG SYSTEMS AND THEIR LINKAGE TO TERRESTRIAL SCIENTIST AWARD (DONATH MEDAL): METAMORPHIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS (Invited Presentation) HETEROGENEITY AND TRANSIENT RHEOLOGY OF THE DEEP SUBDUCTION INTERFACE 292-3 8:40 AM Fernandes, Anjali M.*; Straub, Kyle; Buttles, James; Mohrig, David: HOW DO SUBMARINE CHANNELS FORM? AN 293-2 8:30 AM Gregory, Robert T.*; Coleman, Robert G.: THE OPHIOLITE EXPERIMENTAL PERSPECTIVE CONUNDRUM: TECTONIC SETTING FOR THE ORIGIN AND EMPLACEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON OMAN 292-4 8:55 AM Smith, M. Elliot*; Finnegan, Noah J.; Mueller, Erich R.: DURABLE TERRESTRIAL GEOLOGY AND CATCHMENT 293-3 8:45 AM Moores, Eldridge M.*; Simmons, Nathan A.: SUPRA- SLOPE PROMOTE SUBMARINE CANYON HEADWALL SUBDUCTION ZONE (SSZ) HISTORY OF THE INCISION SOUTHERN INDIAN OCEAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR OPHIOLITES 292-5 9:10 AM Werner, Sam H.*; Smith, M. Elliot; Mueller, Erich R.: LINKING THE LAND TO THE SEA: TRACKING 293-4 9:00 AM Furnes, Harald*; Dilek, Yildirim: CHARACTERIZATION AND FLUVIAL BEDLOAD FROM COASTAL WATERSHEDS PETROGENESIS OF INTERMEDIATE TO SILICIC ROCKS IN OPHIOLITES: A GLOBAL SYNTHESIS

288 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 294-8 294-7 294-6 294-5 294-4 294-3 294-2 294-1 Jacqueline E. ReberandJolante W. van Wijk, Presiding Raphaël Gottardi,Suzon Jammes, Morra, MélodyPhilippon, LijunLiu,Gabriele 8:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom3B (GSA StructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) T220. Physical andNumericalModelingofGeologicProcesses SESSION NO. 294 293-11 293-10 293-9 293-8 293-7 293-6 293-5 11:20 AM 11:05 AM 10:50 AM 10:35 AM 10:20 AM 10:05 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM 9:15 AM 9:00 AM 8:45 AM 8:30 AM 8:15 AM 8:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:30 AM AM 9:15 CONTINENTAL MARGIN?(Invited Presentation) TRINITY OPHIOLITEAPIECEOFHYPEREXTENDED Shimabukuro, David H.*; Haugen,EmilyA.: ISTHE NIDAR, NWHIMALAYA. BASU, BELOW THE NEO- TETHYAN INDUS OPHIOLITE IN UPWELLING FROM ~410KM TRANSITION ZONE Basu, Asish*; Das, Souvik; Mukherjee, Barun: MANTLE PERIDOTITES MANTLE UPWELLINGRECORDOFOPHIOLITIC DEPTHS FOR THEIR INITIALORIGINANDADEEP CHROMITITES INDICATE TRANSITION ZONEMANTLE Dilek, Yildirim*; Yang, Jing-Sui; CARMA,Group: OPHIOLITIC SLAB EDGES(Invited Presentation) SLAB-DRIVEN MANTLEFLOW ANDUPWELLINGAT Jadamec, Margarete*: GEODYNAMIC MODELINGOF BY MAGNETOTELLURIC IMAGING LITHOSPHERE VISCOSITY ANDDYNAMICS REVEALED Liu, Lijun*; Hasterok,Derrick: HIGH-RESOLUTION THE HYDROLOGY OFMID-CRUSTAL SHEARZONES TRANSFERS INPOROUS MEDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR NUMERICAL MODELINGOFFLUIDFLOW ANDHEAT Conlin, Daniel*; Gottardi,Raphaël; Morra, Gabriele: CHIMNEY EFFECT: ANUMERICALANALYSIS Rick: ADVECTIVE HEAT TRANSPORT AND THE SALT Canova, David P.*; Fischer, P.; Mark Pollyea, Ryan; Jayne, BRÛLÉE STRUCTURES, JELLY SANDWICHES, ANDACRÈME PERENNIAL PLATE TECTONICS: DAMAGE Randell: LASTINGMANTLESCARSLEAD TO Heron, PhilipJ.*; Pysklywec, RussellN.; Stephenson, (Invited Presentation) COMPRESSION: INSIGHTSFROM ANALOGMODELS VARIATION INPENETRATIVE STRAINDURING Burberry, CarolineM.*: SPATIALAND TEMPORAL GRAVITY ANOMALIES(Invited Presentation) RELATING MANTLECONVECTION, EPEIROGENY AND Colli, Lorenzo*; Ghelichkhan,Siavash; Bunge, Hans-Peter: PETROLOGICALLY EVOLVING TIGHT GASRESERVOIR AND SATURATION INASTRUCTURALLY AND MODELING GASMIGRATION, DISTRIBUTION, Davis, J. Steve*; Belien,Isolde; Dougherty, Susan L.: DISCUSSION RETROWEDGE BEHAVIORS INPROWEDGE ANDLICHIMELANGE IN WEDGE: IMPLICATIONS FOREARTHQUAKE RUPTURE TOPOGRAPHY ON TAIWAN DOUBLY-VERGENT Olaya, Rocio: EFFECTSOFIRREGULARBASEMENT Chi, Wu-Cheng*; Chen,Liwen; Liu,Char-Shine; Bernal- MARGIN OF THE WESTERN COSTA RICAARCSLIVER FAULT SYSTEMDEFINES THE NORTHEASTERN Lewis, Jonathan*; Montero, Walter; Araya, C.: Maria A OF ACCRETIONARY OROGENS INNE ASIA Jahn, Bor-ming*: CRUSTAL AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION PHANEROZOIC CONTINENTAL GROWTH CONTRIBUTIONS TOALTAIDS THE AND THEIR THE OF SEAMOUNTSANDOCEANICPLATEAUX IN Ao, Songjian; Liu,Xijun: OPHIOLITESASFRAGMENTS Xiao, Wenjiao*; Windley, F.; Brian Wan, Bo; Zhang,Ji’en; BREAK 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 295-2 295-1 Paul J. Wendel, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom302 Recent Advances inEnvironmental GeoscienceII SESSION NO. 295 295-15 295-14 295-13 295-12 295-11 295-10 295-9 295-8 295-7 295-6 295-5 295-4 295-3 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM TECHNICAL SESSIONS AFTERNOON ORAL CARBONATES WITH INCREASINGCO M.: Harry DISSOLUTIONOFMINERAL Edenborn, Jain, JineshC.*; L.; Goueguel,Christian McIntyre, Dustin L.; OF CENTRALAPPALACHIAN COAL MINESPOILS Keefe, Matthew: MODELING THE LEACHING PATTERNS Elyse*;Clark, Zipper, E.; Carl Daniels, Lee; Orndorff, Zenah; BUTTERFLIES ASCLIMATE CHANGES Nicole*:Acosta, Katherine MONITORING SUBALPINE ONTARIO, NY ANDPA DUNES FROM THE SHORESOFLAKEERIEAND POLLUTANTS TRANSPORTED TO TERRESTRIAL OF PARTICLE SIZEANDSHAPEOFMICROPLASTIC Costello, Jansen D.*; James R.: Ebert, COVARIANCE Domenech, Julia A.*: HOW WATERFILLS THEIR WORLD SEDIMENT ANDMICROBIAL COMMUNITIES PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS CONTROL ONUTAH LAKE Jake; Cadet,Eddy; ConnieK.: SmithBarnes, IMPACT OF Jackson, Joshua William*; Charles; Evensen, Arthur Wood, MELT YEAR ARCTICSEAICEDURINGADVANCED SUMMER STRUCTURAL ANDBIOLOGICALCHANGESINFIRST- Zoe; Lieb-Lappen,Ross; Junge, Karen: ROTTEN ICE: Carpenter, Shelly; Farley, Samuel; Crump, Byron; Courville, Frantz, M.*; Carie Light,Bonnie; Orellana,Mónica; CHANGE AT THE BONNEVILLESALT FLATS Bowen, BrendaB.*: TIMESCALESANDDRIVERSOF COST ANDRESOURCEESTIMATES Anderson, Steven T.*: UNCERTAINTY INCO BREAK RISE: PORTENT OF THE MODERNRISE EVIDENCE FORA5MMEDIEVAL GLOBAL SEA-LEVEL Higgs, Roger*: NEGLECTEDBRITISHHISTORIC PENNSYLVANIA, USA CHEMUNG RIVER WATERSHED, NEW YORK AND DEVELOPMENT OFASWAT MODELFOR THE OF PRECIPITATION DATA SOURCESFOR THE Kaushik, Pankaj R.*; R.: Noll,Mark ANANALYSIS CONCENTRATION PATTERNS INPOREWATER CYCLING INFRESHWATER LAKESUSING VERTICAL THE EFFECTSOFEARLY DIAGENESIS ONMETAL Ruhala, Sydney S.; Voice, Thomas C.: UNDERSTANDING Deciechi, Kayla E.*; Long,Dave T.; Vannier, Ryan G.; THE POSSIBILITYOFBENEFICIALREUSE OF PRODUCED WATER INCOLORADO TO DETERMINE WELLINGTON MODEL: ALIFECYCLECOSTANALYSIS C.*;Dolan, Flannery Blaine, AndreaC.; Hogue, Terri S.: THE SULFIDATION EPITHERMALGOLDDEPOSITS COEXISTING PRECIPITATES AND WATERS FROM HIGH- Kimball, Bryn: GEOCHEMICALCHARACTERIZATION OF Manoukian, Lori*; Jamieson, Heather; Andrade, Claudio; BASELINE STUDY GROUNDWATER QUALITY, TIOGA COUNTY, PA: A INVESTIGATION OFSHALEGASDRILLINGAND Wendel, Paul J.*; Svitana,Kevin; Conrad, Michele: LEAK DETECTION THE IMPLICATIONS FORCARBONSEQUESTRATION SESSION NO. 295 2 PRESSUREAND

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SESSION NO. 296 AU-AG DEPOSITS: INSIGHT FROM THE NORTHERN Sediments, Carbonates NEVADA RIFT 297-2 2:00 PM Milliard, Ajeet K.*; Ressel, Michael W.: CONSTRAINTS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 401 ON THE AGE AND DEPTH OF CARLIN-TYPE Antun Husinec, Presiding GOLD MINERALIZATION IN THE FOOTWALL OF 296-1 1:30 PM MacIntyre, Timothy J.*; Lesar, Lisa D.; Byrne, Grainne; A METAMORPHIC CORE COMPLEX: PEQUOP Hitzman, Murray W.; Gulbransen, Cayce A.: SALT DOME MOUNTAINS, NEVADA CAP ROCK IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN COPPERBELT, 297-3 2:15 PM Claypoole, Micah N.*; Ressel, Michael W.: SHEAR- ZAMBIA AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO RELATED GOLD BEARING QUARTZ VEINS IN (DRC) METAMORPHIC ROCK AT MINERAL RIDGE, 296-2 1:45 PM Wahab, Abdul*; Enos, Paul; Goldstein, Robert: ESMERALDA COUNTY, NEVADA DISCONFORMITY-CONTROLLED DIAGENESIS IN EL 297-4 2:30 PM Gesualdo, Anthony M.*; Baran, Zeynep; Lisenbee, Alvis L.; ABRA CARBONATE PLATFORM (MID-CRETACEOUS), Paterson, Colin J.; McCormick, Kelli A.: STRUCTURAL MEXICO CONTROLS ON MINERALIZATION AND FAULT 296-3 2:00 PM Oborny, Stephan C.*; Cramer, Bradley D.: CATCH-DOWN REACTIVATION AT MARIGOLD MINE, HUMBOLDT CYCLOTHEMS FROM THE PENNSYLVANIAN OF COUNTY, NEVADA KANSAS 297-5 2:45 PM Saini-Eidukat, Bernhardt*; Marma, John; Kassos, Gabriel: 296-4 2:15 PM Husinec, Antun*: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC PRELIMINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF GOLD FRAMEWORK AND CARBON-ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY OCCURRENCE IN THE FIRE CREEK EPITHERMAL OF THE UPPER ORDOVICIAN LOWER RED RIVER FM., DEPOSIT, NORTH CENTRAL NEVADA EASTERNMOST WILLISTON BASIN 297-6 3:00 PM Richardson, Carson A.*; Seedorff, Eric; King, Caleb A.: 296-5 2:30 PM Bartholomew, Alex J.*; Aadahl, Kristopher; Dubaldi, Michael: EXTENSIONAL DISMEMBERMENT OF THE HILLTOP THE MASHIPICONG MBR. OF THE UPPER SILURIAN MINING DISTRICT, NORTHERN SHOSHONE RANGE, OF SOUTHEASTERN NY AND NORTHWESTERN NJ: A NORTH-CENTRAL NEVADA SHALLOW WATER BLACK SHALE 3:15 PM BREAK 296-6 2:45 PM Ma, Yiquan*; Fan, Majie; Lu, Yongchao: INTEGRATING 297-7 3:30 PM Lowe, Justin A.*; Holley, Elizabeth: A PETROGRAPHIC SEDIMENTOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY TO AND GEOCHRONOLOGIC STUDY OF GOLD UNDERSTAND DEPOSITIONAL PROCESSES IN MINERALIZATION AT THE LONE TREE DEPOSIT, LACUSTRINE SHALE: A CASE STUDY FROM THE NEVADA EOCENE SHAHEJIE FORMATION IN THE DONGYING 297-8 3:45 PM Lisenbee, Alvis L.*: POST-MINERALIZATION EXTENSION: DEPRESSION, EASTERN CHINA EUREKA MINING DISTRICT, NEVADA, USA 3:00 PM BREAK 297-9 4:00 PM Murray, Bryan P.*; Busby, Cathy J.: SYNEXTENSIONAL 296-7 3:15 PM Nana Yobo, Lucien*; Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos: REGIONAL MAGMATISM CONTROLLING THE LOCALIZATION OF EFFECT ON OLIGOCENE-MIOCENE SHALLOW MARINE EPITHERMAL MINERALIZATION IN THE GUAZAPARES CARBONATE ALONG THE SE CIRCUM - CARIBBEAN MINING DISTRICT, NORTHERN SIERRA MADRE 296-8 3:30 PM Dehari, Elinda*; Beauchamp, Benoit; Henderson, OCCIDENTAL, MEXICO Charles M.: LATE PENNSYLVANIAN-EARLY PERMIAN 297-10 4:15 PM Lehrmann, Berit*; Murton, Bramley J.: GEOLOGICAL FATE TECTONICS AND SEDIMENTATION IN CARLIN CANYON, OF SEAFLOOR MASSIVE SULPHIDES AT THE TAG NORTHEASTERN NEVADA SEGMENT (MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE) 296-9 3:45 PM Mitchell, Simon F.*: THE MID CENOZOIC CARBONATE 297-11 4:30 PM Sepp, Michael D.*; Dilles, John H.: STRUCTURAL PLATFORM OF THE NICARAGUAN RISE: IMPORTANCE EVOLUTION, VEIN ORIENTATION, AND PARAGENESIS OF CARBONATE PRODUCTIVITY, VOLCANISM AND OF THE BOTIJA PORPHYRY CU-MO-(AU) DEPOSIT, TECTONICS COLON, PANAMA 296-10 4:00 PM Busch, James*; Soreghan, M.J.; de Beurs, Kirsten; 297-12 4:45 PM Cocker, Mark D.*: MAJOR EVAPORITE POTASH McGlue, Michael; Kimirei, Ishmael; Cohen, Andrew S.: THE DEPOSITS IN EXTENSIONAL TERRAINS ENIGMATIC QUATERNARY SHELL BED DEPOSITS 5:00 PM DISCUSSION OF LAKE TANGANYIKA, TANZANIA: A STORY OF ANTHROPOGENIC OR ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE? SESSION NO. 298 296-11 4:15 PM Humphreys, Alexander F.*; Halfar, Jochen; Rivera, Fernando; Reymond, Claire E.; Manzello, Derek; Westphal, Hildegard; T25. Landslides, Debris Flow, and Rock Fall: Processes and Riegl, Bernhard: EL NIÑO–SOUTHERN OSCILLATION Hazards II (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology INFLUENCE ON BIOFACIES DYNAMICS OF THE Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) SHALLOW-WATER CARBONATE SYSTEMS OF THE 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 303 GALÁPAGOS ARCHIPELAGO Rex L. Baum and Benjamin B. Mirus, Presiding 296-12 4:30 PM Wanless, Harold R.*: ANAEROBIC BOTTOM WATERS 298-1 1:30 PM Bilderback, Eric L.*: ESTIMATING AND MANAGING RISK NEED NOT BE DEEP FROM ROCKFALL AND LANDSLIDES IN NATIONAL PARKS (Invited Presentation) SESSION NO. 297 298-2 1:50 PM O’Banion, Matthew*; Olsen, Michael J.; Rault, Claire; T3. Economic Geology of the Extensional Terrains (Society of Wartman, Joseph; Cunningham, Keith: COMPARISON OF Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING AND STRUCTURE and Volcanology Division) FROM MOTION TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSMENT OF 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 301 UNSTABLE ROCK SLOPES IN ALASKA Zeynep O. Baran and Alvis L. Lisenbee, Presiding 298-3 2:05 PM Moser, Faye L.*; Eppes, Martha C.; Collins, Brian D.; Stock, Greg M.: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ROCK DOME EXFOLIATION AND WEATHERING 297-1 1:45 PM Milliard, Justin B.*; Muntean, John L.: LINKS BETWEEN 298-4 2:20 PM Lincoln, Krystina*; Borella, Josh; Hampton, Samuel J.; THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXTENSIONAL BASINS AND Villeneuve, Marlene C.: STRUCTURAL CONTROL THE FORMATION OF LOW-SULFIDATION EPITHERMAL ON ROCKFALL: A GEOLITHOLOGICAL AND

290 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 299-4 299-3 299-2 299-1 Sherwood, Presiding Anna K. Wendt, David A. Yoxtheimer, StephenG. andOwen A. Osborn 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom403 Division; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision) Gas Resources (GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeology T36. Environmental Effects RelatedtoUnconventional Oiland SESSION NO. 299 298-13 298-12 298-11 298-10 298-9 298-8 298-7 298-6 298-5 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM VOLCANICS GEOMECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFMIOCENE ANALYSIS OFGROUNDWATER QUALITY IMPACTS Rice, Amy Katherine*; Singha,Kamini: NUMERICAL AND POREWATER OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DISPOSAL RECORDEDINRIVER-LAKE SEDIMENTS Blotevogel, Jens: OILANDGAS WASTEWATER Castillo Meza,Luis; Geeza, Thomas J.; Borch, Thomas; Warner, Nathaniel*; Burgos, William D.; Drohan,Patrick; FRACTURING DISPOSAL OFLIQUID WASTES FROM HYDRAULIC Nicola: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OFDEEP WELL Green, Ronald T.*; F. Bertetti, Paul; Toll, Nathaniel; Hill, PENNSYLVANIA RECEIVING STREAMSINSOUTHWESTERN WASTEWATER DISCHARGE LOADING TO SELECT Yoxtheimer, David*: ESTIMATES OFSHALEENERGY INTRODUCTORY REMARKS COLORADO CREEK ROCK AVALANCHE DEPOSIT, MESACOUNTY, OPPORTUNITY TO LOOKINSIDE THE WEST SALT K.: Erin OUTBURSTBessette-Kirton, FLOODCREATES Baum, Rex L.*; Coe, Jeffrey A.; Geiger, John W.; FLOW FLUME SCALE SEISMICEXPERIMENTSAT THE USGSDEBRIS- FLOWS? PRELIMINARY FINDINGSFROM LARGE WE LEARNFROM SEISMICRECORDINGSOFDEBRIS Christopher; Thelen, Weston; Swinford, Kelly J.: WHAT CAN Andrew B.; Logan, Matthew; George, David L.; Lockett, Richard M.; Tsai, Victor C.; Smith,JoelB.; Lockhart, Allstadt, KateE.*; Farin, Maxime; Kean, Jason W.; Iverson, MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO FLOWS NEARBIGHORN RANGERSTATION, ROCKY Lukens, ClaireE.: GEOCHRONOLOGY OFDEBRIS Patton, Annette*; Sara Rathburn, L.; Bilderback, L.; Eric KAN WATERSHED-TEHRAN CITY, IRAN APPROACH TO MODELLINGDEBRISFLOW HAZARD: Gharehchahi, Saeideh*; Butler, David R.: AGIS-BASED AT MOUNTRAINIERNATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON MONITORING ASMEANS TO DETECTDEBRISFLOWS Beason, ScottR.*: ACOUSTIC SOUNDSCAPE GEORGIA) HAZARD ASSESSMENTFOR THE ENGURIDAM (JVARI, Thomas: REGIONALPROBABILISTIC LANDSLIDE Acciaro, Diletta*; Maria Gierke, JohnS.; Oommen, BREAK MODEL FORSITUATIONAL AWARENESS BASED GLOBAL LANDSLIDEHAZARDASSESSMENT Kirschbaum, Dalia*; Stanley, Thomas: ASATELLITE- OF EVIDENCEAPPROACH ASSESSMENT AT AMEDIUMSCALEUSING WEIGHT CREATION FORMASSMOVEMENT HAZARD Mastere, Mohamed*: NEO-PREDICTIVEVARIABLES EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE DURING THE 2010-2011CANTERBURY, NEWZEALAND ASSESSMENT OFROCKFALL IMPACTS ONBUILDINGS Massey, Chris; O’Banion,Matthew; Motley, Michael: Wartman, Joseph*; Grant, Alex R.; Olsen,MichaelJ.; 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 299-14 299-13 299-12 299-11 299-10 299-9 299-8 299-7 299-6 299-5 300-2 300-1 Joel Moore, David T. Longand W. Lyons, Berry Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom404 Volcanology Division) GeoChemistry; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and T45. UrbanGeochemistry (International Association of SESSION NO. 300 5:05 PM 4:50 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM INTO STREAMSNEAROILANDGASDEVELOPMENT NETWORK THAT EFFICIENTLY IDENTIFIESLEAKAGE LEAKAGE FROM ASCIENTIST-CITIZEN SCIENTIST Jacob; Brantley, SusanL.: LEARNINGABOUTMETHANE Wendt, AnnaK.*; Sowers, Todd; Hynek,ScottA.; Lemon, LEARNING METHODS OVERLYING THE MARCELLUSSHALEUSINGMACHINE OCCURRENCE INSHALLOW GROUNDWATER OF EMPIRICALMODELSNATURAL METHANE Siegel, DonaldI.; Lu,Zunli; Kessler, J.D.: DEVELOPMENT Lautz, Laura K.*; Kayla; Christian, Hoke, D.; Gregory IMPLICATIONS FORSTRAY GASMIGRATION AND UNCONVENTIONAL WELLS CONVENTIONAL VS. IN COLORADO’SDENVER-JULESBURG BASIN: Burke, Troy L.; Ryan, JosephN.: WELLINTEGRITY Lackey, Greg*; Rajaram, Harihar; Sherwood, Owen A.; CANADA EXPERIMENT IN THE BORDENAQUIFER, ONTARIO, IN RESPONSE TO ACONTROLLED INJECTION Cherry, JohnA.: SURFICIALEMISSIONSOFMETHANE Forde, Olenka*; Mayer, K. Ulrich; Cahill,Aaron; Parker, Beth; OVERLYING THE MARCELLUSSHALEINNEW YORK METHANE LEVELSINDOMESTIC WATER WELLS, TEMPORAL PATTERN OFNATURALLY OCCURRING Kessler, J.D.; Kayla; Christian, Siegel,DonaldI.; Lu,Zunli: Nathaniel Patrick; Hoke, D.; Gregory Leonte, Mihai; S.*;Burgess, Crystal Lautz,Laura K.; Chien, ANTHROPOGENIC FACTORS IN TEXAS FROM OILANDGASDEVELOPMENTOTHER Toby J.: ACOMPARISON OFLANDSCAPEALTERATION Laduc, Travis J.; Duran, C. Mike; Ryberg, Wade A.; Hibbitts, Wolaver, Brad David*; Pierre, JonPaul; Labay, BenjaminJ.; HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUX OFRADIONUCLIDESANDITSAPPLICATION IN EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTOFALPHARECOIL Mehta, Neha*; Harvey, F.; Charles Kocar, BenjaminD.: BREAK FOR THE SOUTHPLATTE ALLUVIALAQUIFER GROUNDWATER RESOURCES: AMODELINGSTUDY UNCONVENTIONAL OILANDGASACTIVITY TO RISKS OFSURFACE SPILLSASSOCIATED WITH McCray, JohnE.*; Kanno, Cynthia: EVALUATING THE MEXICO, USA ISOLATION PILOT PLANT, SOUTHEASTERNNEW WASTEOF THE GROUNDWATER VICINITY IN THE Anderson L.: ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCESON Thomas, Matthew A.*; Kuhlman, Kristopher; Ward, GROUNDWATER PROBABLE SOURCEOFHIGHSALINITYINSHALLOW ASSESS IFFORMATION BRINESARE THE MOST A MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL MODELUSED TO Chien, NathanielPatrick*; Lautz,Laura K.: VALIDATING FRESHWATER AQUIFERS FROM NATURAL GAS WELLBORE LEAKAGE BELOW Ao; Wu, Huiyun; Lee, Eunsang; Oun, Amira; Xing,Fangli: Long, David*; Voice, Thomas C.; Xagaroraki, Irene; Chen, GEOCHEMICAL CYCLES(Invited Presentation) Tamara Newcomer: THEURBAN EVOLUTION OF H.;McDowell,M.; William Johnson, Wollheim, Wilfred Haq, Shahan; Smith,Rose; Mayer, Paul M.; Belt,Kenneth Kaushal, Sujay S.*; Duan,Shuiwang; Doody, Thomas R.; SESSION NO. 300

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PATTERNS OF C-Q HYSTERESIS FOR SELECTED 301-1 1:30 PM Pearthree, Philip A.*; House, P. Kyle; Gootee, Brian F.; Crow, INORGANIC AND ORGANIC SOLUTES AND E. COLI IN Ryan S.; Youberg, Ann; Bright, Jordon; Howard, Keith A.: AN URBAN SALTED WATERSHED DURING WINTER- A PERSPECTIVE ON LAKE FILLING, SPILLING, RIVER EARLY SPRING PERIODS INCISION AND AGGRADATION, AND DEFORMATION 300-3 2:05 PM Ledford, Sarah H.*; Price, Jacob R.; Ryan, Michael; Perez, DURING THE EARLY PLIOCENE IN THE BLYTHE BASIN, Lin B.; Sales, Christopher M.; Toran, Laura: USING A ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA MULTI-PARAMETER BIOGEOLOGICAL APPROACH 301-2 1:45 PM Dorsey, Rebecca J.*; McDougall, Kristin; O’Connell, TO TRACK THE IMPACT OF TREATED SEWAGE Brennan; Howard, Keith A.; Homan, Mindy B.; Bykerk- DISCHARGE ON URBAN STREAMS Kauffman, Ann: PUNCTUATED SEDIMENT DISCHARGE 300-4 2:20 PM Maresca, Julia*; Keffer, Jessica L.: URBAN DURING EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE COLORADO GEOMICROBIOLOGY: MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN RIVER: EVIDENCE FROM REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHY AND ON CONCRETE (Invited Presentation) AND SEDIMENTOLOGY 300-5 2:40 PM Bird, Darcy Lynn*; Moore, Joel; Groffman, Peter: 301-3 2:00 PM Gootee, Brian F.*; Pearthree, Philip A.; House, P. Kyle; INCREASING MAJOR ION CONCENTRATIONS AND O’Connell, Brennan; Bright, Jordon: A SEQUENCE- CHANGING ION RATIOS IN URBAN STREAMS OVER A STRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION OF THE UPPER 15-YEAR PERIOD IN BALTIMORE, MD BIOCLASTIC UNIT CAPPING THE BOUSE FORMATION IN THE CIBOLA AREA, ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA 300-6 2:55 PM Moore, Joel*; Woodward, Gregory; Dobbis, Seth: URBAN WATERSHEDS AS WEATHERING “HOT SPOTS” 301-4 2:15 PM Seong, Yeong Bae*; Jeong, Ara; Dorn, Ronald I.; Gootee, Brian F.; House, P. Kyle; Pearthree, Philip A.: AGE OF 3:10 PM Hochella, Michael F.*; Yang, Yi; Vance, Marina; Tiwari, 300-7 BOUSE FORMATION ESTIMATED BY AUTHIGENIC Andrea: NANOPARTICLES IN ROAD DUST FROM 10BE/9BE DATING IMPERVIOUS URBAN SURFACES: DISTRIBUTION, IDENTIFICATION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS 301-5 2:30 PM Crow, Ryan S.*; House, P. Kyle; Howard, Keith A.; Karlstrom, IN A FIRST STUDY OF ITS TYPE Karl E.; Heizler, Matthew T.; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane; Pearthree, Philip A.; O’Connell, Brennan; Crossey, 3:30 PM Goldsmith, Steven T.*; Sebastiao, Alexander G.; Wagner, 300-8 Laura J.; Champion, Duane; Beard, L. Sue; Dorsey, Eric J.: TRACE METAL SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE MILL Rebecca; McDougall, Kristin: DECIPHERING LOWER CREEK: A SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF COLORADO RIVER INTEGRATION PROCESSES VEHICULAR POLLUTANTS IN SUBURBAN WATERWAYS THROUGH GEOCHRONOLOGIC STUDIES OF THE 300-9 3:45 PM Moyer, Ryan P.*; Gerlach, Matthew J.; Powell, Christina; BOUSE FORMATION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS AND Engelhart, Simon E.; Kemp, Andrew C.; Smoak, Joseph M.; FUTURE DIRECTIONS Breithaupt, Joshua L.: TRACE AND MINOR ELEMENTS 2:45 PM PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE BOUSE IN COASTAL SEDIMENTS AND NATURAL WATERS OF TAMPA BAY (FLORIDA, USA) 3:00 PM BREAK 300-10 4:00 PM Gherasim, Janelle*; Roberts, Sterling; Tulley, Skyler; 301-6 3:15 PM Darling, Andrew*; Whipple, Kelin X.; Clarke, Brian; Christensen, Brennan; Bradford, Anthony; Oliverson, Forte, Adam M.; Bierman, Paul R.: EFFECTS OF Colby; McNeff, Joshua; Nichols, Jarrett; Sorensen, Jake; STRATIGRAPHIC VARIATION IN ROCK STRENGTH Emerman, Steven H.; Simon, Alexander T.; Cadet, Eddy: ON EROSION RATE PATTERNS IN LANDSCAPE GEOCHEMICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF EVOLUTION FROM NUMERICAL MODELS AND BACKYARD WELLS IN UTAH VALLEY, UTAH COSMOGENIC SAMPLING IN GRAND CANYON AND GRAND STAIRCASE 300-11 4:15 PM LaGamba, Nicholas*; Noll, Mark R.: APPARENT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOIL PB AND ELEVATED 301-7 3:30 PM Nichols, Kyle K.*; Bierman, Paul R.; Rood, Dylan H.: BLOOD PB IN CHILDREN, ROCHESTER, NY SEDIMENT YIELDS OF GRAND CANYON TRIBUTARIES CALCULATED OVER MILLENNIA AND MILLIONS OF 300-12 4:30 PM Peterson, Jonathan W.*; Brophy, Erin E.; Mattson, Brooke D.; YEARS Stock, McKenzie L.: CHARACTERIZATION OF SUB- MICRON SUSPENDED LOAD IN A SHALLOW AQUIFER: 301-8 3:45 PM Murray, Kendra E.*; Reiners, Peter W.; Thomson, Stuart N.: CORRELATION TO URBAN LAND USE OLIGOCENE ROCK COOLING OF THE NORTH- CENTRAL COLORADO PLATEAU REGION: EROSION 300-13 4:45 PM Aghedo, Ality*: GEOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF OR A VARIABLE GEOTHERMAL GRADIENT? SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS: YORK COLLEGE CAMPUS, QUEENS, NEW YORK CITY AND STRATEGIES 301-9 4:00 PM Karlstrom, Karl E.*; Liu, Lijun; Zhou, Quan; Crow, FOR REMEDIATION OF METAL TRACES IN AREAS Ryan S.; Aslan, Andres; Schmandt, Brandon: DYNAMIC IMPACTED BY LEAD PROCESSING ACTIVITIES IN TOPOGRAPHY IN THE COLORADO PLATEAU ROCKY SUBAE RIVER BASIN, BRAZIL MOUNTAIN REGION: GEOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS FOR GEODYNAMIC MODELS AND VICE VERSA 300-14 5:00 PM Sugano, Laura Lynn*; Jefferson, Anne J.; Kinsman- Costello, Lauren E.; Avellaneda, Pedro: EVALUATING 301-10 4:15 PM Zhou, Quan*; Liu, Lijun: LATE CENOZOIC MANTLE BIORETENTION CELL AND GREEN ROOF DYNAMICS, INTRA-PLATE VOLCANISM, AND PERFORMANCE IN NORTHEASTERN OHIO TOPOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION WITHIN THE WESTERN U.S 300-15 5:15 PM Pigg, Joshua*; Barley, Matthew; Ishtayeh, Samier; Latimer, 4:30 PM PANEL DISCUSSION - FUTURE DIRECTION OF Jennifer C.; Foxx, Heather: BIOAVAILABILITY OF LEAD IN CREVOLUTION RESEARCH URBAN SOILS SESSION NO. 302 SESSION NO. 301 T54. Geomorphology and Hydrology of Wildland Fires (GSA T51. CRevolution 2.5: Origin and Evolution of the Colorado River Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA System and Cenozoic Landscape Evolution of the Colorado Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology Plateau-Rocky Mountain Region II and Society Division) 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 2A/3A 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 406 Ryan S. Crow, L. Sue Beard, Rebecca Dorsey, Andres Aslan, Eric Kirby, Daniel Cadol, Francis K. Rengers, Luke McGuire and Joel B. Sankey, Presiding Brandon Schmandt, Lijun Liu, Richard A. Young, P. Kyle House, David L. Shuster 302-1 1:30 PM Kean, Jason W.*; McGuire, Luke; Rengers, Francis K.; and Karl Karlstrom, Presiding Smith, Joel B.; Staley, Dennis M.: CRANK IT UP:

292 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Matthew Therrell, LisaDavis andSamuel Munoz,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention Center Room407 Group; GeologyDivision) GSASedimentary Association; Past (PAGES) GlobalChanges -Floods Working Geology andGeomorphologyDivision; AmericanQuaternary Quaternary: ReconstructionsandCauses(GSAQuaternary T59. Paleofloods andRelatedFluvialProcesses duringtheLate SESSION NO. 303 302-15 302-14 302-13 302-12 302-11 302-10 302-9 302-8 302-7 302-6 302-5 302-4 302-3 302-2 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM BY DEBRIS AMPLIFICATION OFPOST-WILDFIRE PEAKRUNOFF RANGELAND ECOSYSTEMS TO VALIDATE ANDPREDICTPOST-FIRE EROSION IN Gibble, Katie*; Pierce, Jennifer L.: USINGPAST EVENTS PROJECT REGIONALPOST-FIRE SEDIMENTDYNAMICS Luke; Kasprak, Alan: AMULTI-MODEL APPROACH TO Dennis M.; Rengers, Francis K.; Mueller, R.; Erich McGuire, Sankey, JoelB.*; Kreitler, Jason; Hawbaker, Todd J.; Staley, FOLLOWING THE WALDO CANYON FIREINCOLORADO ASSESSING BIO-PHYSICALHAZARDSANDRISKS Nourbakhshbeidokhti, Samira; Eddie: Rodriguez, Kinoshita, AliciaM.*; Chin,Anne; Florsheim,Joan L.; RANGELANDS AND WATERIN WESTERN EROSIONFIRE WIND Roehner, Clayton*: ANINTEGRATED STUDY OFPOST- STREAMFLOW DYNAMICS (Invited Presentation) IN BURNED WATERSHEDS AND THE IMPACT ON K.:Blount, William Hogue, Terri S.*; Saxe, Samuel; Logan, Ryan; Knipper, Kyle; IN RIPARIAN FORESTS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION RECOVERY FOLLOWING FIRE Cadol, Daniel*; Gomez-Velez, Jesus D.: ECOSYSTEMS SEDIMENTARY RECORDS OF WILDFIRE INDIVERSE POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS PRESERVE Clancy, Kathleen; Fagan, ChadE.; Harris,Gregory: Hren, Michael T.*; Ouimet, William B.; Dethier, D.P.; UPPER RIOGRANDE IMPACTS ONDOWNSTREAM COMMUNITIESIN THE FIRE: MONITORING ECOSYSTEMHEALTH AND QUALITY IMPACTS FROM THE WEST FORKCOMPLEX Rust, Ashley*; Randell,Jackie; Hogue, Terri S.: WATER BREAK SOILS ANDASH INFILTRATIONWILDFIRE-AFFECTED IN TIMESCALES A.*:Ebel, Brian SOIL-HYDRAULIC PROPERTIES AND WATER SUPPLY: FACT ORFICTION? WILDFIRES SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASEREGIONAL EFFECTS OFLARGESOUTHWESTERNUSA Wine, MichaelLouis*; Cadol,Daniel: HYDROLOGIC MEASUREMENT SCALE? SPATIAL VARIATIONS ININFILTRATION CAPACITY AND POST-WILDFIRE RUNOFF: HOW IMPORTANT ARE Mirus, BenjaminB.; Staley, DennisM.: SIMULATING McGuire, Luke*; Rengers, Francis K.; Kean, Jason W.; TIME? (Invited Presentation) POST-FIRE SEDIMENTSTORAGE ANDDELIVERY OVER HOW DO WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS INFLUENCE Brogan, DanielJ.*; Nelson,Peter A.; MacDonald,LeeH.: MODELING APPROACH USINGLANDLAB EROSION AFTER THE BUFFALO CREEKFIRE: A Sai;Nudurupati, Istanbulluoglu, Erkan: FLOODINGAND Daniel E.J.; Tucker, E.; Gregory Hutton,Eric; Siddhartha Adams, JordanM.*; NicoleM.; Gasparini, Hobley, (Invited Presentation) SEPTEMBER 2013–GILANATIONAL FOREST, NM PROCESSES FROM HISTORIC RAINFALL IN Tillery, Anne*: ASSESSINGDEBRISFLOWS INITIATION SHORT ANDLONG-TERMRECOVERY 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 303-11 303-10 303-9 303-8 303-7 303-6 303-5 303-4 303-3 303-2 303-1 304-1 Arjun M. Heimsath,NathanielA. E. LiftonandDarryl Granger, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom405 Volcanology Division) Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Evolution Geology and Geomorphology II(GSAQuaternary T61. QuantifyingGeomorphicProcesses and RatesofLandscape SESSION NO. 304 304-2 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM DISCUSSION OVERDISPERSION AND SEDIMENTIN THIN SECTION ANALYSIS ASA TOOL TO EXPLOREOSL Elizabeth A.; Forman, Steven L.: DIGITAL IMAGE C.Stewart, Lance*; Stinchcomb, E.; Gary Hasenmueller, MOUNTAINS, WASHINGTON OF HYDROLOGIC VARIABILITY FROM THE OLYMPIC Bohnenstiehl, DelWayne R.: A~4000 YEAR RECORD Smith, StephenG.*; Wegmann, Karl W.; Leithold,Elana L.; LOWER MISSISSIPPIRIVER GENERATION OFPALEOFLOOD RECORDSFOR THE Munoz, Samuel*; Giosan,Liviu; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.: ANEW MISSISSIPPI RIVER OF LARGE-SCALEFLOODINGON THE LOWER Bialecki, Margaret; Harley, Grant: TREE-RINGRECORDS Therrell, Matthew*; Remo, Jonathan W.F.; Meko, Matthew D.; SOURCES OFNON-STATIONARITY RIVER: ASSESSMENTOFDAMS, LEVEES, ANDOTHER HISTORICAL- FLOODRECORDOF THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDGING THE GAPBETWEEN THE PALEO- AND Remo, Jonathan W.F.*; Ross, Julia; Therrell, Matthew: BREAK QUATERNARY CLIMATE CHANGE RESPONSE OF THE CAPEFEARRIVER TO LATE Warren, E.*; Erin Benedetti,MichaelM.: FLUVIAL TRIBUTARIES THE WEST BRANCHSUSQUEHANNA RIVERANDITS THE FLUVIALGEOMORPHOLOGYANDECOLOGYOF LEGACY OFMID-PLEISTOCENE JÖKULHLAUPS ON Hayes, Benjamin*; Kochel, R. Craig; Newlin, Jessica: THE NORTHEASTERN UNITEDSTATES SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFEXTREMEFLOODINGIN PALEO PERSPECTIVESON THE ORIGIN, TIMING, AND Cook, Timothy L.*; Bradley, Raymond S.: HISTORICAL AND Presentation) ABOUT PALEOFLOOD RECONSTRUCTION (Invited CENTRAL APPALACHIAN CANYONS TELL US Kite, J. Steven*: WHAT HISTORIC FLOODSIN (Invited Presentation) TENNESSEE RIVERBASIN, BLUERIDGEMOUNTAINS SCARS ANDNATURAL LEVEESOF THE UPPER Leigh, David S.*: PALEOFLOOD ANALYSIS OFMEANDER HAZARDS (Invited Presentation) OF PALEOFLOODS IN THE ASSESSMENTOFFLOOD CHARACTERIZE THE MAGNITUDE ANDFREQUENCY THE UTILITYOFA VARIETY OFMETHODOLOGIES TO Klinger, R.E.*; Godaire, J.E.: CASESTUDIESSHOWING INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Jason M.; Caffee, Marc W.: USINGCOSMOGENIC Fame, MichelleL.*; Owen, Lewis; Spotila,James A.; Dortch, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE HIMALAYA HOLOCENE GLACIAL CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIES IN Craig: RECONSTRUCTING HIGH-RESOLUTION Saha, Sourav*; Owen, Lewis A.; Orr, Elizabeth; Dietsch, SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS AND PARAGLACIAL EROSION OF THE NORTHWEST BOTH BEDROCK ANDSEDIMENT TO TRACK GLACIAL SESSION NO. 304

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304-3 2:15 PM Andersen, Jane Lund*; Egholm, David L.; Knudsen, IN DISCOVERY AT STRATEGIC MOMENTS IN THEIR Mads F.; Linge, Henriette; Jansen, John D.; Olsen, Jesper; UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Tikhomirov, Dmitry: GLACIAL EROSION OF HIGH- 305-4 2:30 PM Cerveny, Niccole V.*: STABILITY ANALYSIS OF ELEVATION LOW-RELIEF SUMMITS ON PASSIVE NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART PANELS ENGAGES CONTINENTAL MARGINS CONSTRAINED BY INTRODUCTORY LEVEL GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS IN COSMOGENIC NUCLIDES THE STUDY OF ROCK DECAY (Invited Presentation) 304-4 2:30 PM Corbett, Lee B.*; Bierman, Paul R.; Neumann, Thomas A.; 305-5 2:45 PM Chermak, John*; Filer, Kim: ACTIVE LEARNING Graly, Joseph A.: STORIES FROM UNDER THE ICE: TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP SCIENCE RESEARCH INVESTIGATING GLACIAL HISTORY AND PROCESS SKILLS IN A LARGE-SCALE INTRODUCTORY WITH COSMOGENIC NUCLIDES IN ICEBOUND GEOSCIENCE CLASS FOR NON-MAJORS COBBLES (Invited Presentation) 305-6 3:00 PM Atekwana, Eliot*; Heibel, Krystal; Laviolette, Christopher; 304-5 2:50 PM Muhs, Daniel R.*; Schweig, Eugene S.; Simmons, Lukoczki, Georgina; Missi, Charles; Prock, Aaron: Kathleen R.; McGeehin, John P.: LATE QUATERNARY RESEARCH IN INTRODUCTORY STABLE ISOTOPES: SEA-LEVEL HISTORY ON SAIPAN, COMMONWEALTH DETERMINING THE SOURCE OF CARBON DIOXIDE OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS, USA: A AND ORGANIC CARBON IN SELECT CARBONATED TEST OF TECTONIC UPLIFT MODELS AND GLACIAL BEVERAGES USING STABLE CARBON ISOTOPES ISOSTATIC ADJUSTMENT PROCESSES 3:15 PM BREAK 304-6 3:05 PM Goehring, Brent M.*; Nichols, Keir; Balco, Greg; Todd, Claire: 305-7 3:30 PM Fortner, Sarah K.*; Burgett, Amber A.: WICKED INSIGHTS INTO ROSS SEA WEST ANTARCTIC ICE PROBLEMS: CURRICULAR SOLUTIONS (Invited SHEET DYNAMICS FROM IN SITU 14C Presentation) 3:20 PM BREAK 305-8 3:45 PM Pratt-Sitaula, Beth*; Douglas, Bruce J.; Walker, Becca; 304-7 3:40 PM Denn, Alison R.*; Bierman, Paul R.: OLD ROCKS, NEW Crosby, Benjamin T.; Charlevoix, Donna; Crosby, 10 DATA: COSMOGENIC BE ANALYSIS OF A RELICT Christopher J.; Shervais, Katherine A.H.: DATA-RICH, PERIGLACIAL BOULDER FIELD, HICKORY RUN STATE SOCIETALLY-RELEVANT UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING PARK, PENNSYLVANIA RESOURCES FOR GEOSCIENCE CLASSROOMS AND 304-8 3:55 PM Stuewe, Kurt*; Bartosch, Thorsten: INFLUENCE OF FIELD COURSES STRIKE-SLIP FAULT ACTIVITY ON THE TOPOGRAPHIC 305-9 4:00 PM Heim, Noel A.*; Saltzman, Jennifer; Payne, Jonathan L.: EVOLUTION OF THE EASTERN ALPS USING AN AUTHENTIC SUMMER RESEARCH 304-9 4:10 PM Tremblay, Marissa M.*; Shuster, David L.; Fox, Matthew; EXPERIENCE TO IMPROVE SCIENCE LITERACY AND Schmidt, Jennifer L.; Tripathy-Lang, Alka; Zeitler, Peter: THE EARTH SCIENCE AWARENESS THERMOCHRONOMETRIC RECORD OF LANDSCAPE 305-10 4:15 PM Jol, Harry M.*; Wavrin, Thomas A.; Seamans, Jackelyn M.; EVOLUTION IN THE LHASA TERRANE, SOUTHERN Erickson, James S.; Kleinschmidt, Alexander S.; Freund, TIBET (Invited Presentation) Richard A.; Reeder, Philip P.; Seligman, Jon; Daubaras, 304-10 4:30 PM Hofmann, Florian*; Farley, Kenneth A.: EOCENE- Mantas: GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL AND GEOMORPHIC PLEISTOCENE GOETHITE PRECIPITATION AND GROUND PENETRATING RADAR INVESTIGATIONS EXPOSURE HISTORY OF THE BOHNERZ FORMATION, IN LITHUANIA: HIGH IMPACT UNDERGRADUATE GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND RESEARCH EXPERIENCES - UNIVERSITY OF 304-11 4:45 PM Niemi, Nathan A.*; Clark, Marin K.: RAPID PLIOCENE WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE’S INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS EXHUMATION OF THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, PROGRAM CALIFORNIA, FROM APATITE AND ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE 305-11 4:30 PM Whitehill, Caroline*; Jaramillo, Carlos Marcelo; Franco, THERMOCHRONOLOGY Ana Maria; Ramirez Correa, Adiela; Guaneme Ramírez, 304-12 5:00 PM Lukens, Claire E.*; Riebe, Clifford S.; Shuster, David L.; Carlos Alberto; López, Gonzalo Iván; Vargas, Sebastian; Sklar, Leonard S.: GRAIN-SIZE BIAS IN DETRITAL Ardila Roa, José Ricardo; Ocampo Cardona, Nathalia; THERMOCHROMETRY: IMPLICATIONS FOR Rodriguez, Sandra: VOLCANO, LANDSLIDE AND SEISMIC INTERPRETING SEDIMENT PROVENANCE AND HAZARDS OF CALDAS, CENTRAL CORDILLERA, LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION COLOMBIA: INTERNATIONAL PROJECT-BASED EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER 5:15 PM DISCUSSION 305-12 4:45 PM Pratt-Sitaula, Beth*; Upreti, Bishal Nath; Gajurel, SESSION NO. 305 Ananta Prasad: DISCOVERY-BASED RESEARCH IN A STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE: “NEPAL: GEOSCIENCE T80. Implementing Discovery-Based Research Experiences in IN THE HIMALAYA” PROGRAM Undergraduate Geoscience Courses and Curricula (Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division; GSA Geoscience 5:00 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Education Division) SESSION NO. 306 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4D T81. Increasing Engagement and Improving Learning Outcomes Laura A. Guertin, Jeffrey G. Ryan, Preston Lee Phillips, Patricia Manley, for Geology Students: Using Cognitive Science to Inform Jay Labov and Kerry Brenner, Presiding Geoscience Teaching and Learning II 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 4EF 305-1 1:45 PM Kortz, Karen M.*; Mullaney, Jeanne; Townsend, Heather; Shondricka Burrell and Allison J. Jaeger, Presiding Coclin, Maria; Rieger, Duayne; Malaret, Luis; Traficante, Regina: USING FACULTY LEARNING COMMUNITIES TO 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SUPPORT FACULTY CREATION OF UNDERGRADUATE 306-1 1:45 PM Burrell, Shondricka*; Lombardi, Doug: THE CRITICAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCES EVALUATION TASK (CET) AS AN INSTRUCTIONAL 305-2 2:00 PM Mogk, D.W.*: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN SCAFFOLD TO SUPPORT EVIDENCE-BASED THE GEOSCIENCES: FOR ALL STUDENTS AT ALL REASONING: ANALYSIS OF STUDENT LEARNING INSTRUCTIONAL LEVELS (Invited Presentation) OUTCOMES 305-3 2:15 PM van Dijk, Deanna*; Bruxvoort, Crystal: A RESEARCH- 306-2 2:00 PM Gray, Kyle*; Sedlacek, Alexa R.C.: LIFE ON A STERILE BASED GEOSCIENCE COURSE ENGAGES STUDENTS PLANET – RESULTS FROM A PILOT STUDY ON MISCONCEPTIONS OF MASS EXTINCTIONS

294 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 307-5 307-4 307-3 307-2 307-1 Beth A. Johnson,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom503 Geoscientists; GSAGeologyandSocietyDivision) From, and Where Are We Going?(Associationfor Women Come Have Are We,We Geology: Where Who T94.and Women SESSION NO. 307 306-12 306-11 306-10 306-9 306-8 306-7 306-6 306-5 306-4 306-3 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:35 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM BREAK (Invited Presentation) #365SCIENCESELFIES GEOSCIENTIST TAKING Laura A.*:Guertin, WHOAMI?JUSTAFEMALE FILMS (1986-2016) WOMEN INGEOLOGY: WOMEN GEOSCIENTISTS IN Johnson, BethA.*: HOLLYWOOD PERCEPTIONSOF INSIGHT FROM ASMALL LIBERALARTS SCHOOL PROGRESS OF WOMEN IN THE GEOSCIENCES: Helen*;Eifert, Musser, Margaret; Alexander Stewart, K.: PALEONTOLOGISTS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS ANGELES COUNTY: GENERATIONS OFFEMALE OF THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMOFLOS Maria*;Rodriguez, Estes-Smargiassi,Kathryn: WOMEN GEOSCIENCE: THE SEARCHFORAROLE MODEL Smaglik, SuzanneM.*: AHISTORY OF WOMEN IN INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CONCLUDING REMARKS AND SOCIETAL CHALLENGES CURRICULAR MATERIALS CONNECTINGGEOSCIENCE POSTSECONDARY FACULTY IN THEIR DESIGNOF FROM THE INTEGRATE PROJECT: SUPPORTING Carol; Manduca,Cathryn: LESSONSLEARNED Joshua L.; Viskupic, Karen; Iverson, Ellen; Baldassari, Awad, Aida*; Steer, David; Leilani; Arthurs, Caulkins, GESTURES POINT TO: STYLESANDFUNCTIONSOFGEOLOGIC Van Boening,Angela*; Riggs,M.: Eric ALLSIGNS JUSTICE OUTCOMES MATHEMATICAL PERFORMANCE, AND EDUCATIONAL COMPUTATIONALIMPROVEGRADES TO THINKING, SPATIAL REASONING TRAINING IN THE ELEMENTARY Moore, Steven*; Scott,Gary: SPATIAL STEM+C: USING LEARNING ANDATTITUDES INFORMED INNOVATIVE TEXTBOOK PAGES: STUDENT Smay, JessicaJ.*; Kortz,KarenM.: RESEARCH- OF THEIR LEARNINGINGEOSCIENCECOURSES TOOL FORCHARACTERIZING STUDENTAWARENESS Jones, Jason P.*; McConnell,David A.: CLASS: ANEW BREAK DISCUSSION ENVIRONMENTS (Invited Presentation) AND LEARNINGINCLASSROOM ANDFIELD DIGITALENHANCE TEACHING TECHNOLOGIESTHAT L.;Atchison, Christopher Bentley, Callan; Piatek,Jennifer L.: Whitmeyer, Steven J.*; Pyle,J.; Eric DePaor, Declan; DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS UNPACKING MISCONCEPTIONSABOUTBASIC UNDERSTANDING OF3DBLOCKDIAGRAMS: Myer, RachelA.*; Shipley, Thomas: NOVICE CAN! YES, THEY LABS BEUSED TO TEACH STUDENTSABOUTROCKS? Sliko, Jennifer L.*; Coldsmith,Jordan Taylor: CANONLINE GLOBAL WARMINGCAUSED INTERVENTIONS THAT REDUCEDENIALOFHUMAN- Kyle; Lamprey, LeeNevo; Kumar, Paras: FIVEQUICK Ranney, MichaelAndrew*; Shonman,Matthew; Fricke, LOCAL GEOLOGICEVENTS FIELD-BASED UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH TO EchoHawk, Barbara*: COGNITIVEBENEFITSOF TYING 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 307-11 307-10 307-9 307-8 307-7 307-6 308-13 308-12 308-11 308-10 308-9 308-8 308-7 308-6 308-5 308-4 308-3 308-2 308-1 Jesus Gomez-Velez, M. Bayani D. CardenasandMarty Frisbee, Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom502 John Wilson Dedicated totheContributions ofRobBowman, FredPhillips, and T104. From Pores toMountains, andMinutes toMillennia: Session SESSION NO. 308 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM GEOSCIENTISTS IN THE 21 ROMANCE? CHALLENGESFACING WOMEN Pelaez, Jess*; Pelaez, Carlos: CAUGHT INABAD WORLD CAREERINREVIEW OF ANINTERDISCIPLINARY GEOSCIENTIST: AREAL Olson, Carolyn*: PERCEPTIONSFROM THE CAREER PEER REVIEWANDSCHOLARLY PUBLISHING C.*;Lerback, Jory Hanson,R. Brooks: GENDERBIASIN RESEARCH, THE ROLE OFSCIENTIFICPUBLISHERS APPLYING THE GENDERLENS TO GEOSCIENCE Ogochi, Fernanda*; Kate; Hibbert, Lovegrove, Dan: 20 YEARS OF WOMEN IN THE GSA TODAY AND WHATSEE: Kimball, MindyA.*:LOOK WE HOW WE OF EARLY-CAREER FEMALEGEOLOGISTS Orr, Elizabeth*: STRONG IS THE NEWPRETTY- TALES Wilson, JohnL.*: GASMINIPERMEAMETRY FE RIVER WATERSHED, NEWMEXICO COMPONENTS: APAIRED-BASIN STUDY IN THE SANTA MITIGATION TREATMENTS ON WATER BUDGET Lewis, Amy C.*: MONITORING EFFECTS OF WILDFIRE GROUNDWATER FLOW AND TRANSIENT STORAGE COMPLIMENTARY ROLE OFREGIONAL-SCALE IN ARIDENDORHEICBASINS: REFINING THE LeeAnn: CLOSING WATER ANDSOLUTEBUDGETS Boutt, David F.*; Corenthal, Lilly; Hynek,ScottA.; Munk, CATCHMENT PROCESSES INAHIGHELEVATION, SEMI-HUMID IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OFMOUNTAIN BLOCK APPROACH COUPLED TO NUMERICALMODELS TO Ferre, Paul A.; Chorover, Jon: AMULTI-TRACER Dwivedi, Ravindra*; Mexiner, Thomas; McIntosh,Jennifer C.; GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY (Invited Presentation) Neupauer, RoseannaM.*: ADJOINTMETHODSIN MOUNTAINS OUTOFMOLEHILLS Phillips, Fred M.*: FORTY YEARS OFMAKING BY LOW-SALINITY WATER FLOODIN WATER RESOURCESANDIMPROVED OILRECOVERY Vincent E.A.: CONTINENTAL SHELFFRESHWATER Person, Mark*; Wilson, JohnL.; Morrow, Norman; Post, BREAK SUBSURFACE STORAGE OF WATER CLOSED HYDROLOGIC BASINS AND THE CASEFOR Fogg, Graham E.*; Guo, Zhilin; Pauloo, Richard: BINATIONAL MESILLABASIN, USAANDMEXICO AND AQUIFER STORAGE &RECOVERY (ASR)IN THE FOR BRACKISH-GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT Hawley, John*: CHALLENGESANDOPPORTUNITIES UNSATURATED FLOW: THEORY ANDAPPLICATION Chyi Jim: MOISTUREDEPENDENTANISOTROPY IN McCord, James T.*; Stephens, DanielB.; Yeh, Tian- CONTRIBUTIONS TO DESERT VADOSE-ZONE SCIENCE THE BLACK BOX -PROFESSOR FREDPHILLIPS’ Walvoord, MichelleA.*; Stonestrom,David A.: REDEFINING HYPOTHESIS TRONA FORMATION: ARECENTLY VALIDATED Sam*:Earman, REDEFINING THE PARADIGM FOR (Invited Presentation) ADVENT OFSURFACTANT MODIFIEDZEOLITES Sullivan Graham, EnidJ.*: ROB BOWMAN AND THE ST CENTURY SESSION NO. 308

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SESSION NO. 309 FOR NORTHERN UTAH, UNITED STATES (Invited T107. In-Situ Technologies for Energy Resource Extraction: The Presentation) Role of Water (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 310-2 1:55 PM Jones, Casey*; Springer, Abraham E.; Tobin, Benjamin W.: SPRING HYDROGRAPH AND RECESSION CURVE 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 501 ANALYSIS OF EXTREME WEATHER FOR ROARING Carleton R. Bern and Tanya J. Gallegos, Presiding SPRINGS, IN DEEP KARST R-AQUIFER OF THE GRAND 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CANYON 309-1 1:35 PM Blondes, Madalyn S.*; Gans, Kathleen D.; Engle, Mark A.; 310-3 2:10 PM Keski-Hynnila, Krista L.*; Tobin, Benjamin W.; Schenk, Rowan, Elisabeth L.; Kharaka, Yousif K.; Thordsen, Edward R.: WATER CHEMISTRY, WATER FLOW AND James J.; Reidy, Mark E.: NATIONAL AND REGIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT ALONG BRIGHT ANGEL APPLICATIONS OF THE USGS PRODUCED WATERS CREEK AND ITS TRIBUTARIES IN GRAND CANYON GEOCHEMICAL DATABASE NATIONAL PARK 309-2 1:50 PM Hurst, Richard W.*: STRONTIUM ISOTOPES AS TRACERS 310-4 2:25 PM Roush, Allison*; Schenk, Edward R.; Tobin, Benjamin W.: OF PRODUCTION WATER IN THE ENVIRONMENT EFFECT OF VEGETATION ESTABLISHMENT ON BANK STABILIZATION IN COLORADO RIVER TRIBUTARIES 309-3 2:05 PM Morse, Melissa*: OIL AND WATER: HOW PRODUCED WITHIN GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK WATER RECLAMATION IN THERMAL ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY MADE CALIFORNIA RESOURCES 310-5 2:40 PM Springer, Abraham E.*: STABLE ISOTOPE RESPONSE CORPORATION A NET WATER SUPPLIER OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL SPRINGS TO EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS 309-4 2:25 PM Skalak, Katherine*; Benthem, Adam; Cozzarelli, Isabelle; Kent, Douglas B.; Mumford, Adam C.; Akob, Denise M.; 310-6 2:55 PM Wolfenden, Sophia Arcadia*; Bader, Benjamin H.: Engle, Mark; Jaeschke, Jeanne B.; Anderson, Chauncey: DIFFICULTIES IN MODELING SYSTEMS WITH VARIATION IN THE EFFECTS OF UNCONVENTIONAL EXTREME CLIMATE RECORDS: IS A MODEL OF A OIL AND GAS SPILLS IN THE WILLISTON BASIN GROUNDWATER SYSTEM DURING A DROUGHT UNREPRESENTATIVE OR CONSERVATIVE? 309-5 2:40 PM McMahon, Peter B.*; Barlow, Jeannie R.B.; Belitz, Kenneth; Hunt, Andrew G.; Ging, Patricia B.; Tollett, Roland W.; 310-7 3:10 PM Schindel, Geary M.*; Winterle, James; Johnson, Steven; Kresse, Timothy M.; Engle, Mark A.: METHANE AND Gary, Marcus; Hamilton, J. Mark: EXTREME WEATHER BENZENE IN DRINKING-WATER WELLS OVERLYING EVENTS AND AQUIFER RESPONSES IN THE THE EAGLE FORD, FAYETTEVILLE, AND HAYNESVILLE BALCONES FAULT ZONE EDWARDS AQUIFER OF SHALE OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION AREAS SOUTH-CENTRAL TEXAS (Invited Presentation) 309-6 2:55 PM Haines, Seth S.*; Varela, Brian; Gianoutsos, Nicholas J.; 3:30 PM BREAK Hawkins, Sarah J.: WATER VOLUMES ASSOCIATED WITH 310-8 3:45 PM Mandal, Arpita*; Mitchell, Simon F.: CLIMATE VARIABILITY BAKKEN FORMATION OIL DEVELOPMENT: REGIONAL- AND IMPACT ON WATER RESOURCES FOR JAMAICA SCALE QUANTIFICATION, BUILDING FROM USGS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE KINGSTON BASIN ASSESSMENTS OF UNDISCOVERED OIL AND GAS 310-9 4:00 PM Minsley, Burke*; Pastick, Neal J.; Wylie, B.K.; Brown, RESOURCES Dana R.N.; Kass, M. Andy: GEOPHYSICAL EVIDENCE 3:15 PM BREAK FOR NON-UNIFORM PERMAFROST DEGRADATION 309-7 3:30 PM Gardiner, James*; Kutchko, Barbara; Fazio, James; AFTER FIRE ACROSS BOREAL LANDSCAPES (Invited Spaulding, Richard; Hakala, J. Alexandra: EFFECTS OF Presentation) SAMPLED COAL MINE WATER ON GAS WELL CEMENT 310-10 4:20 PM Fajvan, Mary Ann*; Morin, Randall S.: MONITORING 309-8 3:45 PM Williams, Jordan*; Murray, Kyle E.: FORMATION LEVEL THE EFFECTS OF AN INVASIVE INSECT (ADELGES CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ARBUCKLE GROUP IN TSUGAE) ON FOREST DECLINE AND LANDSCAPE- CENTRAL OKLAHOMA: A KEY TO UNDERSTANDING LEVEL HYDROLOGIC PROCESSES INDUCED SEISMICITY 310-11 4:35 PM Atchley, Adam L,*; Kikinzon, Evgeny; Coon, Ethan T.; 309-9 4:00 PM Liu, Hui Hai*; Chen, Jinhong; Althaus, Stacey M.; Lai, Bitao; Linn, Rodd R.; Middleton, Richard S.: SIMULATING Georgi, Daniel T.: NON-DARCY LIQUID FLOW IN SHALE: SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE HYDROLOGIC CHANGES THEORY AND LABORATORY EXPERIMENT RESULTS ACROSS A RANGE OF GROUNDCOVER CONDITIONS PRODUCED BY FIRE DISTURBANCE 4:15 PM Withdrawn 310-12 4:50 PM Griffin, Eleanor R.*; Friedman, Jonathan M.:GEOMORPHIC 309-11 4:30 PM Johnson, Raymond H.*; Stone, James J.; Truax, Ryan; EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE DISTURBANCES ON CHANNEL Dangelmayr, Martin; Reimus, Paul W.; Clay, James: WATER- STABILITY IN THE RIO PUERCO, NEW MEXICO QUALITY ISSUES RELATED TO URANIUM IN SITU RECOVERY SITES 310-13 5:05 PM Loheide, Steven P.*; Jobbagy, Esteban G.; Gimenez, Raul: DEVELOPING FLOOD RESISTANCE IN THE 309-12 4:50 PM Brown, Shaun T.*; Basu, Anirban; DePaolo, Donald J.: ARGENTINIAN CHACO BY SURROUNDING FIELDS QUANTIFYING AQUEOUS URANIUM MOBILITY FROM WITH FOREST STRIPS IN SITU RECOVERY MINING SITES USING ISOTOPE- CONTRAINED REACTIVE TRANSPORT MODELS 5:20 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS

SESSION NO. 310 SESSION NO. 311 T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and El Niño, Extreme Weather Events, and Landscape Disturbances Extinction: Making Sense of Similarities and Differences (GSA (GSA Hydrogeology Division) Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Mile High Ballroom 3B GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleontological Society; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Brian A. Ebel, Abraham E. Springer and Andrew H. Manning, Presiding Geology)) 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 504 310-1 1:35 PM Masbruch, Melissa D.*; Rumsey, Christine A.; Julio Sepúlveda and Kathryn E. Snell, Presiding Gangopadhyay, Subhrendu; Susong, David D.; Pruitt, Tom: 311-1 1:30 PM Hedhli, Makram*; Grasby, Stephen E.; Beauchamp, Benoit; ANALYSIS OF LARGE INFREQUENT (QUASI-DECADAL) Ardakani, Omid H.; Sanei, Hamed: LATEST DEVONIAN GROUNDWATER RECHARGE EVENTS: A CASE STUDY

296 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 312-1 Jennifer E. Bauer, R. Adriane LamandSarah L. Sheffield,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom 4AB (Paleontological Society; Paleontological Research Institution) T152. Troubles and Triumphs withFossilPhylogenies SESSION NO. 312 311-13 311-12 311-11 311-10 311-9 311-8 311-7 311-6 311-5 311-4 311-3 311-2 1:30 PM 5:15 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM BASIN-TO-SHELF ANOXIA IN WESTERN LAURENTIA DEMISE OFCARBONATE FACTORIES CAUSED BY ANALYSIS (Invited Presentation) IN SUPPORT VALUES OFBAYESIAN ANDPARSIMONY AND NON-RANDOMLY DISTRIBUTED MISSING DATA Pol, Diego*; Holley, Alfredo: EFFECTSOFRANDOMLY CONCLUDING REMARKS PETM (Invited Presentation) MARINE ECOLOGICALDISRUPTION ACROSS THE Ridgwell, Andy*: CAUSES ANDCONSEQUENCES OF OF RAPIDCLIMATE CHANGEIN THE PALEOGENE Thomas, Ellen: THEBENTHICFORAMINIFERALRECORD Alegret, Laia*; deJesús; Arreguín-Rodríguez,Gabriela MEXICO, USA PALEOCENE RECORDOF THE SANJUAN BASIN, NEW OF CLIMATE HYPERTHERMALS IN THE LOWER Peppe, DanielJ.; Brusatte, Stephen: FIRSTRECOGNITION Secord, Ross*; Leslie, CaitlinE.; Williamson, Thomas E.; ON SHALLOW MARINEMOLLUSKS EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUMSHOWS LITTLEIMPACT MULTI-SCALE BIOTIC ANALYSIS OF THE PALEOCENE- Allmon, Warren D.; Handley, JohnC.; Lockwood, Rowan: A Pietsch, Carlie*; Ivany, LindaC.; Sessa,JocelynA.; CARBON RECORDS(Invited Presentation) APPROACH TO INTERPRETINGPETMORGANIC Jamie R.; Freeman, H.: Katherine ABIOMARKER Baczynski, AllisonA.*; Lyons, Shelby L.; Vornlocher, LATE CRETACEOUS Ellen E.: PACIFIC OCEANCIRCULATION DURING THE Haynes, ShannonJ.*; MacLeod,Kenneth G.; Martin, BREAK WESTERN INTERIORSEAWAY ORGANIC GEOCHEMICALSTUDY OFOAE2 IN THE U.S. Leckie, R. Mark; Parker, AmandaL.: AHIGH-RESOLUTION Bradley B.; Jones, Matthew M.; Bralower, Tim; Oakes, Rosie; Boudinot, F. Garrett*; Sepulveda, Julio; Sageman, CENOMANIAN EVENTINNORTH AMERICA STUDY OFORGANICRICHMUDROCKS FROM THE MID Eldrett, James: AHIGH-RESOLUTION, MULTI-PROXY Patel, Sameer. Y.*; Harding,IanC.; Marshall,John. E.A.; JURASSIC IN EASTERNPANTHALASSA DURING THE EARLY GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCEFORPERSISTENTANOXIA Selby, David; Gröcke, DarrenR.; Owens, Jeremy: Them, Theodore R.*; Gill,BenjaminC.; Grove, Hannah L.; CANADA) NORTHEAST PANTHALASSA (YA HA TINDA, ALBERTA, ACROSS THE TOARCIAN OCEANICANOXIC EVENTIN DYNAMICS OFMACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES Marroquín, Selva M.: EVOLUTIONARY ANDECOLOGICAL Theodore R.; Gill,BenjaminC.; Caruthers, Andrew; RowanMartindale, C.*; Aberhan,Martin; Them, PERMIAN WARMING (Invited Presentation) RESPONSE OF THE BIOLOGICALPUMP TO END- Meyer, KatjaM.*; Ridgwell, Andy; Payne, JonathanL.: CHINA THE LOWER TRIASSIC OF THE YIYANG AREA, NORTH END-PERMIAN MASSEXTINCTION: EVIDENCEFROM MISS-RELATED MICROBIAL MATS FOLLOWING THE Huang, Yuangeng;Fang, Yuheng: Tu, Chenyi*; Chen,ZhongQiang; J.; Retallack, Gregory PROLIFERATION OF 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 312-14 312-13 312-12 312-11 312-10 312-9 312-8 312-7 312-6 312-5 312-4 312-3 312-2 313-1 Presiding David M. Jenkins, L. Eric Johnson,James D. Webster andFrancis McCubbin, 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom205 Division) GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Minerals, Melts, andBrines(Mineralogical SocietyofAmerica; T158. Partitioning between ofChlorineandAssociatedHalogens SESSION NO. 313 5:10 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:30 PM OLDEST MEMBEROFBLASTOIDEA (ECHINODERMATA) REEVALUATION OFMACURDABLASTUSAS THE SYNCHROTRON-BASEDAND TOMOGRAPHIC Rahman, Imran Alexander: AMORPHOLOGICAL Bauer, Jennifer E.*; Sumrall, ColinD.; Waters, Johnny A.; OF VIRTUAL 3DMODELS (ECHINODERMATA) BACK TO LIFE: CFDSIMULATIONS Bonnie K.; Sumrall, ColinD.: BRINGINGBLASTOIDS Waters, Johnny A.*; White, Lyndsie Elizabeth; Nguyen, AMBULACRAL SYSTEMSOFEUMORPHOCYSTIS ECHINODERMS: REINTERPRETATIONS BASED ON THE EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS OFEARLY Sheffield, Sarah L.*; Sumrall, Colin D.: THE EDIACARAN FRONDS Laflamme, Marc; Greentree, Carolyn: RELATING Dececchi, Thomas Alexander*; Narbonne, GuyM.; CRETACEOUS BACULITIDS (AMMONOIDEA) OBVIOUS CHARACTERS: ANEXAMPLEUSINGLATE CONSTRUCTING APHYLOGENY WITH FEW Slattery, JoshuaS.*; Andres, Brian; Harries, Peter J.: PANAMA SNAILS (CONIDAE) FROM THE GATUN FORMATION OF PHYLOGENETIC DIVERSITYOFMIOCENECONE REVEALS THE SHELLCOLORATION PATTERNS AND Hendricks, JonathanR.*: ULTRAVIOLET (UV)LIGHT TRAITS GULF COASTAL PLAINAND ANOTE ONGENUSLEVEL ATHLETA (GASTROPODA:VOLUTIDAE) FROM THE US Friend, DanaS.*: ANEWPHYLOGENYOFEOCENE BREAK OF VARIATIONLEVELS HIGH WITHIN“CLIDASTES” LEVEL PHYLOGENY: PITFALLS, POLYTOMIES, AND OF BASAL MOSASAURINAE USINGASPECIMEN- Lively, JoshuaR.*:EVOLUTION UNDERSTANDING THE CRETACEOUS ORIGINOF TELLURAVES Boris: TOTAL-EVIDENCE ANALYSES SUPPORT A Crouch, NicholasM.A.*; Ramanauskas, Karolis; Igic, ANALYSIS ANDMOLECULES MORPHOLOGICAL PARTITIONS USINGMETA- THE PHYLOGENETICPERFORMANCEOF Sansom, Robert*; Callender-Crowe, Leah: ASSESSING PHYLOGENIES (Invited Presentation) BAYESIAN COMPUTATION FOR TRAIT EVOLUTION ON C.*;O’Meara, Brian Banbury, Barbara: APPROXIMATE COMPARING SOURCESOF VARIABILITY SHORT-LOOP TEREBRATULIDE BRACHIOPODS: PHYLOGENETIC RECONSTRUCTION OFRECENT Sandra J.*;Carlson, Bapst,David W.; Schreiber, Holly A.: SIMULATED ANDEMPIRICALDATA FROM MORPHOLOGY THROUGH THE USEOFBOTH METHODS FOR THE ESTIMATION OF TOPOLOGY BAYESIAN, MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD, ANDPARSIMONY Puttick, Mark: COMPARING THE RELATIVE EFFICACY OF O’Reilly, JosephE.*; Donoghue, PhilipC.J.; Pisani,Davide; AMPHIBOLES ON THE SYNTHESISOF CHLORINE-BEARING Jenkins, David M.*: THEROLE OFCHLORIDE TYPE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 313

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313-2 1:50 PM Miller, Kayla M.*; Elwood Madden, Andrew S.; Bishop, PLUMBING SYSTEMS OF LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCES Janice L.; Phillips-Lander, Charity; Elwood Madden, ON VENUS AND MARS Megan E.: CHLORIDE AND SULFATE EXCHANGE IN 314-6 3:00 PM Gregg, Tracy K.P.*; Venturino, Christian S.: SYRTIS MAJOR SHORT-TERM, LOW TEMPERATURE BRINE + JAROSITE AND HESPERIA PLANA, MARS: TWO LIPS (LARGE EXPERIMENTS IGNEOUS PROVINCES) TELLING DIFFERENT STORIES 313-3 2:05 PM Giesting, Paul A.*; Filiberto, Justin; Patchen, Allan: ROLE OF 3:15 PM DISCUSSION CHLORINE IN THE PETROGENESIS OF THE NAKHLITES 3:30 PM Jowitt, Simon M.*; Ernst, Richard E.: (MARTIAN CUMULATE CLINOPYROXENITES) 314-7 THE METALLOGENY OF TERRESTRIAL AND EXTRATERRESTRIAL LARGE 313-4 2:20 PM Filiberto, Justin*: CONSTRAINTS ON THE HALOGEN IGNEOUS PROVINCES (LIPS) (Invited Presentation) CONTENT OF MARTIAN MAGMAS AND DEGASSING OF 3:50 PM Elliot, David*; Fleming, Thomas H.: CHLORINE-RICH FLUIDS (Invited Presentation) 314-8 THE FERRAR LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE, ANTARCTICA: FIELD AND 2:40 PM DISCUSSION GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE BEARING ON MODES OF 313-5 2:55 PM Almeida, Kaleo*; Jenkins, David M.: A COMPARISON EMPLACEMENT BETWEEN THE STABILITY FIELD OF A CL-RICH 314-9 4:05 PM Saltus, Richard W.*; Oakey, Gordon Neil; Meyer, Brian: SCAPOLITE AND THE END-MEMBER MARIALITE GLOBAL MAGNETIC MAPPING OF LIPS FROM EMAG2 313-6 3:10 PM Webster, James D.*; Bao, Bo; Zhang, De-Hui: THE ROLE VERSION 3 OF MAGMATIC BRINE AND CL- AND S-RICH MINERALS 314-10 4:20 PM Kingsbury, Cole G.*; Kamo, Sandra L.; Ernst, Richard E.; IN GENERATING CU-MO-AU MINERALIZATION OF THE Söderlund, Ulf; Cousens, Brian: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY TONGCHANG MINE, DEXING PORPHYRY DEPOSIT, SE OF THE HIGH ARCTIC LIP FROM AXEL HEIBERG CHINA ISLAND IN NUNAVUT, CANADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR 313-7 3:25 PM Frank, Mark R.*; Fraley, Kendle; Vaccaro, David M.; Kerwin, MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE STRAND FIORD Sean: FELDSPAR-BRINE ALTERATION AT HIGH- FORMATION TEMPERATURES 314-11 4:35 PM Davey, Sarah C.*; Bleeker, Wouter; Kamo, Sandra L.; Vuollo, 313-8 3:40 PM Barnes, Jaime D.*; Cullen, Jeffrey; Hurwitz, Shaul; Jouni; Ernst, Richard E.; Cousens, Brian: TESTING THE Stefánsson, Andri; Leeman, William P.: CHLORINE SUPERIA SUPERCRATON RECONSTRUCTION: U-PB BEHAVIOR IN HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS (Invited AGE AND GEOCHEMICAL COMPARISON OF NIPISSING Presentation) (CANADA) AND KARJALITIC (FINLAND) SILLS AND 313-9 4:00 PM Johnson, Eric L.*; Jenkins, David: FLUID EVOLUTION RELATED DYKES DURING ACTIVE AND POST SHEAR ANNEALING 4:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS AND THE FORMATION OF HIGH CL AMPHIBOLE AND SCAPOLITE: DANA HILL METAGABBRO, NW SESSION NO. 315 ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, NYS T205. The Colorado Scientific Society III: From the Mountains 313-10 4:15 PM Henry, Darrell J.*: CHLORINE IN METAMORPHIC to the Plains—New Concepts and Discoveries in Colorado AMPHIBOLE AND BIOTITE – CONSTRAINTS ON and the Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado Scientific Society; OPTIMAL PETROLOGIC AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC Colorado Geological Survey; GSA Quaternary Geology and ENVIRONMENTS (Invited Presentation) Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 4:35 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Division ) 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 402 SESSION NO. 314 Lisa Rae Fisher and Libby Prueher, Presiding T166. Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) in the Solar System (GSA 1:30 PM WELCOME AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Planetary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, CSS PRESIDENT PETER BARKMAN (COLORADO Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Large Igneous Provinces GEOLOGICAL SURVEY) Commission of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI)) 315-1 1:45 PM Sebol, Lesley A.*; Barkmann, Peter; Johnson, Erinn; Fitzgerald, Francis Scot; Curtiss, William: GEOLOGY, 1:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center Room 201 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES, AND WATER QUALITY Tracy K.P. Gregg and Richard E. Ernst, Presiding OF PARK COUNTY, COLORADO 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 315-2 2:00 PM Kelkar, Kaytan*; Giardino, John R.; Zhao, Panshu: THE 314-1 1:35 PM Head, James W.*: TERRESTRIAL PLANET LARGE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MASS MOVEMENT IN THE IGNEOUS PROVINCES: INSIGHTS INTO PRIMARY AND WESTERN SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, COLORADO: A 3-D SECONDARY CRUST FORMATION AND PERSPECTIVES MAPPING APPROACH ON EARTH (Invited Presentation) 315-3 2:15 PM McCoy, Kevin*; Fitzgerald, Francis Scot; Morgan, Matthew L.: 314-2 1:55 PM Keszthelyi, Laszlo P.*; Dundas, Colin; Thordarson, COUNTY-WIDE DEBRIS-FLOW SUSCEPTIBILITY Thorvaldur: UNDERSTANDING FLOOD LAVAS: THE MAPPING IN COLORADO: PROGRAM OVERVIEW AND SAGA CONTINUES (Invited Presentation) METHODS SUMMARY 314-3 2:15 PM Whittington, Alan G.*; Hofmeister, Anne; Robert, Geneviève; 315-4 2:30 PM Eldam, Rania*; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.; Singha, Kamini; Sehlke, Alexander; Bollasina, Anthony J.; Avard, Geoffroy: Moore, Joel: EVALUATING CONTROL OF SLOPE- THERMALLY INSULATING PARTIALLY MOLTEN ASPECT ON DEEP GEOCHEMICAL WEATHERING ZONES IN PLANETARY MANTLES PROMOTE MELT WITHIN THE BOULDER CREEK CRITICAL ZONE PRODUCTION DURING DECOMPRESSION OBSERVATORY 314-4 2:30 PM Nypaver, Cole*; Lang, Nicholas P.; Thomson, Bradley James: 315-5 2:45 PM Cole, Rex D.*; Stork, Allen; Hood, William H.: GEOLOGIC PROCESSES AND STRATIGRAPHIES GEOCHEMICAL VARIATION OF GRAND MESA RECORDED WITHIN VENUSIAN SHIELD FIELDS VOLCANIC FIELD, WESTERN COLORADO 314-5 2:45 PM Ernst, Richard E.*; Buchan, Kenneth L.: IDENTIFICATION 3:00 PM RELATED CSS POSTERS, LIBBY PRUEHER AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GIANT 315-6 3:15 PM Hagadorn, James W.*; Raynolds, Robert G.: PATTERNS CIRCUMFERENTIAL AND RADIATING DYKE SWARMS IN THE STRATA: INSIGHTS FROM THE BELLY OF A ON EARTH AS A TOOL FOR UNDERSTANDING THE CONTINENT, COLORADO (Invited Presentation)

298 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 316-8 316-7 316-6 316-5 316-4 316-3 316-2 316-1 John Wakabayashi and Yildirim Dilek,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterRoom203 Society Division; GSAGeoscienceEducationDivision) andPhilosophyHistory ofGeologyDivision; GSAGeologyand International/International Interdisciplinary InterestGroup; GSA and Volcanology Division; GSAGeophysics Division; GSA and Tectonics Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, the Contributions Moores (GSA StructuralGeology ofEldridge Tectonics, andPublic Awareness ScienceII: ofEarth Celebrating T209. intheBroadest History Context—Ophiolites, Earth Global SESSION NO. 316 315-10 315-9 315-8 315-7 3:40 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM CARBONATE ROCKS MANIFESTATIONS OF THE CRUSTAL BOUNDARY Timothy: STRUCTURAL AND GEOMORPHOLOGICAL Hersh; Chen,Chen; Hamburger, Michael W.; Larson, Anders, Alison; Pavlis, L.; Gary Yang, Xiaotao; Gilbert, DeLucia, MichaelS.*; Seid,Mary; Marshak,Stephen; BONIN-MARIANA FOREARC(Invited Presentation) ENVIRONMENT: IODPLEG352DRILLING IN THE IZU- STUDYING ANOPHIOLITEINITSNATURAL J.*; Robert Stern, K.; Reagan,Mark Pearce, Julian A.: BREAK David; Tavarnelli,Enrico: Alvarez, Walter*; Belza,Joke; Claeys, Philippe; Peacock, FRANCISCAN COMPLEX, CALIFORNIA MEGATHRUST SLIPACCOMMODATION MODESIN THE Wakabayashi, John*: STRAINLOCALIZATION AND REVISITED Raymond, LorenA.*: WHAT ISFRANCISCAN?: NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA(Invited Presentation) GRANITIC PLUTON: JURASSICCRUSTAL GROWTH IN PETROLOGIC EVOLUTION OF THE ENGLISHPEAK Jeremy:Hourigan, ZIRCONU-PBAGES AND Ernst, W. Gary*; Gottlieb, S.; Eric Calvin G.; Barnes, AMERICA ANDJAPAN CORDILLERAN-PACIFIC TYPE OROGENIES OFNORTH PALEOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATION IN THE EXHUMATION OFDEEP-ROCKS AND SUBDUCTION TECTONICS: NAPPEPOLARITY, Ogawa, Yujiro*; Hisada,Ken-ichiro: COMPARATIVE OF EASTASIA/PHILIPPINESEA INTO PLATE RECONSTRUCTION, WITH THE EXAMPLE SUBDUCTED LITHOSPHEREANDINCORPORATING IT PLATE TECTONICS: FINDING THE LAST~200MAOF Suppe, John*; Wu, Jonny: THESECONDHALFOF STUDENTS CSS MEMBERSAVAILABLE FORDISCUSSIONSAND IMPORTANCE OFNEWRESEARCH, LISAFISHER Withdrawn WYOMING THE TYPE AREA, NORTHERN NIOBRARACOUNTY, FORMATION (MAASTRICHTIAN)STRATIGRAPHY IN Wise, Kurt*: TOWARDS CHARACTERIZATION OFLANCE THE PICEANCEBASIN, COLORADO, USA CONDUCTIVITIES ON TEMPERATURES GRADIENTSIN STRATIGRAPHY ANDCOAL ANDSHALE THERMAL Morgan, Paul; Peter: Barkmann, THEEFFECTSOF Souvall, Zachary*; Keator, Allison; Baron,Molly; COUNTY, UTAH WEST FLANKOF THE ONIONCREEKDIAPIRINGRAND EARLY TRIASSIC NAMAKIER(SALT GLACIER) ON THE Rasmussen, Donald L.*: DISCOVERY OFANEXPOSED FROM SONORA TO UTAH LINKING NEOPROTEROZOIC TO CAMBRIANSTRATA James Hagadorn, W.*; S.: Holm-Denoma,Christopher EXPANSION BRECCIASIN 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 316-11 316-10 316-9 317-10 317-9 317-8 317-7 317-6 317-5 317-4 317-3 317-2 317-1 Basil Tikoff andJ.W. Geissman,Presiding 1:30 PM,Colorado Convention CenterMileHighBallroom2B Wawrzyniec (GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Division) Celebrating the Telling-It-Like-It-Is ScientificCareerof Tim T225. Tectonics AmericanCordillera ofNorth andtheAlps: SESSION NO. 317 4:55 PM 4:40 PM PM 4:25 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:40 PM 1:30 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION CONTRIBUTIONS Wysession, MichaelE.*: HONORINGELDRIDGEMOORES’ (1872-76) PENNSYLVANIA, ANDITSMASSIVE “CORNISH” ENGINE Nance, R. Damian*: THEUEBERROTH ZINCMINE, UNCERTAINTY ON RESOURCEDEVELOPMENTINA TIME OFPUBLIC Wust, StephenL.*: POLICYANDCOMMUNICATIONS IMPLICATIONS FORMIDCONTINENT TECTONICS BETWEEN THE ILLINOISBASIN ANDOZARKDOME: Shields, Sarah; Pluhar, J.: Christopher PALEOMAGNETIC Petronis, Michael*; Grondin,Daniel P.; Castillo, Geno; UTAH THE EASTERNUINTA MOUNTAINS, NORTHEASTERN GEOPHYSICAL MAPPINGOFIGNEOUS INTRUSIONS IN Kerswell, Buchanan; Murphy, Chid; Steven Emerman, H.: Bushman, Paul; Butterfield,Nicholas J.F.; Huffaker, Bret; Jacob; Sovine, Christopher; Abbott, Jared; Natter, Daniel H.; Paul*;Robertson, Howell, Brock; Wells, Jack; Siebach, COLLAPSE OF THE SEVIEROROGEN CALIFORNIA: CONSTRAINTSONLATE CRETACEOUS DISAGGREGATION OFAPLUTONIC COMPLEXINSE Hess, Lee T.*; Wells, MichaelL.: DEVELOPMENTAND BREAK GEOCHEMISTRY (Invited Presentation) U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND CHERT PEBBLE OF THE DAKOTA GROUP FROM DETRITAL ZIRCON COLORADO IN THE MID-CRETACEOUS? PROVENANCE FLUVIAL LINKAGES FROM CALIFORNIA TO Niemi, NathanA.*; Geissman,John W.; Tye, Alexander: TOPOGRAPHY IN THE HIGH PLAINSOFCOLORADO Bogolub, Kyren*; Jones, Craig H.: DECODINGCRYPTIC Presentation) THE PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE REGION(Invited DETRITAL ZIRCONPROVENANCE THAT ILLUMINATE TAVA SANDSTONE, COLORADO, AND VARIATIONS IN HEMATITE (U-TH)/HEMINIMUMAGE FORCRYOGENIAN Siddoway, S.*; Christine Ault, Alexis K.; Reiners, Peter W.: A CENTRAL CALIFORNIAAND THE ISABELLAANOMALY Clayton, Robert: ADENSESEISMIC TRANSECT ACROSS Hansen, Steven M.*; Schmandt,Brandon; Dougherty, Sara; OF THE PENNINEZONE, C. 35-20MA AUSTROALPINE ‘OVERTHRUST’ DURINGEXHUMATION THRUST FAULT: NORMALMOTION ON THE Farley, Kenneth A.: REEXAMININGANARCHETYPAL Price, Jason B.*; Wernicke, P.; Brian Cosca,MichaelA.; BETTER UNDERSTAND FAULT MECHANICS STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AT MULTIPLE SCALES TO R.:Jicha, Brian INTEGRATING GEOCHRONOLOGY AND Cooke, MicheleL.; Sharp, Warren D.; Singer, Brad S.; Goodwin, LaurelB.*; Williams, Randolph T.; Hoehn,Jack; MECHANICAL MODELRESULTS (Invited Presentation) BODY (SMB)DUE TO ACTIVE INFLATION: THERMO- SURFACE UPLIFTOVER THE SOCORRO MAGMA Axen, Gary*; Yao, Shuoyu; van Wijk, Jolante W.: ACTIVE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO. 317

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DATA FROM THE EASTERN MONO BASIN AND FIELD, SE ARIZONA: IS METASOMATISM A POSSIBLE WESTERN-MARGIN OF THE MINA DEFLECTION: MECHANISM FOR FRACTIONATING STABLE CU ISOTOPES CLOCKWISE VERTICAL AXIS ROTATION ASSOCIATED IN THE LITHOSPHERIC MANTLE? WITH INTERCONTINENTAL DEFORMATION 318-12 12 Maynard, Annastacia L.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Mathur, Ryan; 317-11 4:25 PM Potter, Christopher J.*; Haeussler, Peter J.; Stanley, Kempton, Pamela: COPPER ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS Richard G.; Lewis, Kristen A.; Saltus, Richard W.; Shah, OF CENOZOIC MAFIC-INTERMEDIATE ROCKS OF THE Anjana K.: A HYPOTHESIS FOR THE NEOGENE NORTHERN GREAT BASIN AND SNAKE RIVER PLAIN (USA) STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF SUSITNA BASIN, 318-13 13 Wright, Kylie A.*; Miller, Nathan R.; Kyle, J. Richard; Ketcham, ALASKA Richard A.: CORRELATING CU-SULFIDE AND AU 317-12 4:40 PM LaMaskin, Todd A.*: A 30 MA RECORD OF SUBDUCTION MINERALIZATION IN THE ERTSBERG-GRASBERG DISTRICT GEODYNAMICS PRESERVED IN THE JURASSIC USING LA-ICP-MS AND HRXCT GEOLOGY OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA 318-14 14 Wang, Bronwen*; Karl, Susan M.; Labay, Keith A.; Jones, 317-13 4:55 PM Tikoff, Basil*; Moores, Eldridge M.; Hole, John A.: THE James V.; Shew, Nora; Granitto, Matthew; Hayes, Timothy S.; RECURRING MYTH OF FARALLON FLAT-SLAB Mauk, Jeffrey L.; Schmidt, Jeanine; Todd, Erin; Werdon, SUBDUCTION Melanie B.; Yager, Douglas B.: IDENTIFICATION OF AREAS 5:10 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS WITH CRITICAL MINERALS RESOURCE POTENTIAL IN SIX GROUPS OF MINERAL DEPOSIT TYPES IN ALASKA 318-15 15 Bhoelan, Rayiez*: BIOGEOCHEMICAL SURVEY ON THE OVERMAN DEPOSIT; AN ASSESSMENT ON THE WEDNESDAY POSTER EFFECTIVENESS OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL METHODS FOR GOLD EXPLORATION IN A PRIMARY SURINAMESE TECHNICAL SESSIONS TROPICAL RAINFOREST 318-16 16 Gysi, Alexander P.*: THE MINES THERMODYNAMIC DATABASE SESSION NO. 318 FOR MODELING CRUSTAL FLUID-ROCK SYSTEMS Economic Geology (Posters) 318-17 17 Randall, Emily P.*; Gysi, Alexander P.: EXPERIMENTAL 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F DERIVATION OF THE REE PARTITIONING BETWEEN FLUID- CALCITE AS A TRACER OF HYDROTHERMAL METAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM TRANSPORT AND MINERALIZATION PROCESSES Booth # 318-18 18 Konecke, Brian A.*; Fiege, Adrian; Simon, Adam: THE 318-1 1 Young, Daniel*; Ledvina, Matthew; Kyle, J. Richard: OXIDATION STATE OF SULFUR IN APATITE AS A FUNCTION CHARACTERIZING THE STRUCTURE, MINERALOGY, AND OF THE REDOX CONDITIONS PARAGENETIC SEQUENCE OF SHEETED QUARTZ VEINS IN THE ERTSBERG EAST SKARN SYSTEM, PAPUA, INDONESIA 318-19 19 Pires, Fernando R.*; Miano, Sandra C.: THERMODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM IN THE MN-MINERALIZATIONS OF MORRO 318-2 2 Vassallo, L.F.*; Iriondo, Alexander: GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY DA MINA DEPOSIT IN THE ARCHEAN BARBACENA AND STRUCTURAL CONTROL OF DEPOSITS OF MERCURY GREENSTONE BELT, MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL AND ANTIMONY OF THE SIERRA GORDA OF QUERETARO, MEXICO 318-20 20 Miano, Sandra C.*: IMPERIAL TOPAZ FORMATION AND COLOR CONSTRAINT 318-3 3 Khalil, Khalil I.*; El-Shazly, Aley K.: MINERALOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY AND GENESIS OF BANDED IRON- 318-21 21 Songy, Hunter*; Henry, Darrell J.; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Price, FORMATIONS, EASTERN DESERT, EGYPT Jonathan G.: TOURMALINE AS AN INDICATOR OF DYNAMIC FLUIDS ASSOCIATED WITH ORE DEPOSITS: EXAMPLES 318-4 4 Allen, Nicole Kirsten*; Hitzman, Murray W.; Sarg, J. Frederick; FROM WESTERN NEVADA Ellmies, Rainer: STRUCTURALLY CONTROLLED CU-ZN-PB- (CO) MINERALIZATION IN THE OMBOMBO SUBGROUP, 318-22 22 Daver, Lucille Marie*: HETEROGENEITY IN THE ARCHETYPE KAOKOLAND, NAMIBIA OF MESOTHERMAL DEPOSITS IN THE VAL D’OR MINING DISTRICT, QUEBEC, CANADA: MINERALOGICAL 318-5 5 Erdenebayar, Jamsran*; Ogata, Takeyuki; Byambajav, Amarjargal; ASSOCIATION OF TOURMALINE-PYRITE Ukhnaa, Genden; Baldorj, Batkhuu; Komine, Yusuke; Yamamoto, Masatsugu; Mizuta, Toshio: GEOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL 318-23 23 Whitmore, John P.*; Eisses, Amy K.: AN ANALYSIS OF STUDY ON VOLCANOGENIC MASSIVE SULFIDE DEPOSITS IN MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY AT THE MIOCENE BASALT- WESTERN MONGOLIA HOSTED FIRE CREEK EPITHERMAL GOLD DEPOSIT, LANDER COUNTY, NEVADA 318-7 7 Adelstein, Tyler A.*; Shelton, Kevin L.; Perry, Laura Elizabeth; Gregg, Jay M.: CL MICROSTRATIGRAPHY AND STABLE 318-24 24 Orris, Greta J.*; Cocker, Mark D.; Gray, Floyd: NATURAL ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS OF DOLOMITE CEMENT IN THE ZEOLITE DEPOSITS—AN IMPORTANT AND WIDELY- ZINC-RICH WEST FORK MVT MINE, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DISTRIBUTED INDUSTRIAL MINERAL RESOURCE IN CUBA 318-8 8 Wintzer, Niki E.*; Gillerman, Virginia S.; Schmitz, Mark D.: 318-25 25 Wraich, Aman*: THE FEASIBILITY OF THORIUM AS AN EOCENE U-PB SCHEELITE LA-ICP-MS DATES OF STIBNITE- EXPANDING COMMODITY SCHEELITE MINERALIZATION IN THE YELLOW PINE AU- SB-W MINING AREA, CENTRAL IDAHO, USA SESSION NO. 319 318-9 9 Tott, Katherine A.*; Spry, Paul G.; MacPherson, Meaghan V.; T7. Mineral Resources for Society: Honoring the Career and Koenig, Alan E.; Both, Ross A.; Ogierman, Joseph: TRACE Contributions to Economic Geology of Jean S. Cline (Posters) ELEMENT CHEMISTRY OF SILICATES AND OXIDES AS (Society of Economic Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, VECTORS TO METAMORPHOSED SEDIMENT-HOSTED PB-ZN- Petrology, and Volcanology Division) AG AND CU-AU DEPOSITS IN THE CAMBRIAN KANMANTOO 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F GROUP, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 318-10 10 Vincent, Victor Ikechukwu*; Ntekim, Eyo E.: TRACE ELEMENT Booth # DISTRIBUTION IN COPPER BEARING SANDSTONES OF 319-1 28 Konyshev, Sergey A.*; Muntean, John L.: DIVERSITY OF AZARA, NORTHCENTRAL NIGERIA SEDIMENTARY ROCK-HOSTED GOLD DEPOSITS IN THE 318-11 11 Zweifelhofer, Grant*; Kempton, Pamela; Mathur, Ryan; Bruseke, STIBNITE MINING DISTRICT, IDAHO Matthew: CU-ISOTOPE HETEROGENEITY IN MANTLE 319-2 29 Woodland, Gregory Charles*: THE HERITAGE (POINT MAY) PERIDOTITE XENOLITHS FROM THE GERONIMO VOLCANIC PROSPECT: NEOPROTEROZOIC LOW-SULFIDATION

300 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 319-15 319-14 319-13 319-12 319-11 319-10 319-9 319-8 319-7 319-6 319-5 319-4 319-3 320-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Energy (Posters) Coupled Processes inShale, CO2Sequestration, andGeothermal T13. Fracture, Faulting, andReactiveFluidFlow in Tight Rocks: SESSION NO. 320 Booth # 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 43 CELSIUS PYRITE ANDARSENOPYRITEFROM 200-500DEGREES EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OFGOLDCONCENTRATIONS IN Mann, Matthew F.*; Frank, R.; Mark Bodnar, R.J.: AN CA-NV PATTERSON MININGDISTRICT, SWEETWATER MOUNTAINS, TELLURIDE-BEARING EPITHERMALDEPOSITSOF THE STRATIGRAPHY, HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION AND Balogh, Carli*; Holm-Denoma,Chris; Vikre, Peter G.: VOLCANIC ENVIRONMENTS AT 700°CAND100MPA VAPOR INSULFUR-RICHMAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL AND GOLDPARTITIONING BETWEENBRINEAND Ehlich, JoshuaJ.*; Frank, R.; Mark Bodnar, J.: Robert COPPER GOLD BELT, CENTRALNORTHERN MONGOLIA ULAANBULAG GOLD DEPOSITSIN THE NORTH KHENTEI EXAMPLES FROM THE BOROO, GATSUURT AND GOLD MINERALIZATION ANDGENETICCONDITIONS: Khishgee, Chinbat*; Oyun,Erdenebayar: OROGENIC-TYPE USA DEPOSIT,CENTRAL TENNESSEE,VALLEYMISSISSIPPI TYPE TRACE ELEMENTANALYSIS OFSPHALERITEINA Caleb; Unger, Derick; Brake, Sandra S.; Latimer, Jennifer C.: Magnin, BenjaminP.*; Keiser, Evan J.; McDaniel,Kyle; McDaniel, IRON OXIDE-COPPER-GOLD DISTRICT, CHILE STABLE ISOTOPE SIGNATURES FROM THE MANTOVERDE Lundstrom, Craig C.; Bindeman,Ilya N.: OXYGEN ANDIRON Childress, Tristan*; Simon,Adam; Barra, Fernando; Reich,Martin; YELLOW PINEDEPOSIT OFIDAHO FLUID INCLUSIONSINQUARTZ ANDSTIBNITEFROM THE E.*;Marsh, Erin Bennett,M.M.; Hofstra, A.H.; Logan,LeslieA.: ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BUTTON HILLGOLDDEPOSIT, Barker, Rocky D.*: WHOLE-ROCK GEOCHEMICAL AREAS OF THE UNIONDISTRICT, NEVADA MINERALIZATION IN THE BERLINANDBUFFALO CANYON MAGMATISM, HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION, AND Struhsacker, Eric: TIME-SPACE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN Quillen, Patrick D.*; Muntean,JohnL.; Pace, Daniel W.; FRANCOIS MOUNTAINS, SEMISSOURI AND SHEPHERDMOUNTAIN IRON DEPOSITSIN THE ST. FLUID INCLUSION(FI)DATA FROM THE PEARIDGE OF QUARTZ CATHODOLUMINESCENCE (CL)AND Bennett, M.M.*; Hofstra, A.H.; Meighan,C.J.: COMPARISON COUNTY, NEVADA ENRICHMENT AT THE ROCHESTER MINEINPERSHING MOBILITY: ANINVESTIGATION INTO SUPERGENESILVER Anderson, Tracy L.*; Muntean,JohnL.: TESTINGSILVER TAEBAEGSAN BASIN, REPUBLICOFKOREA CARLIN-TYPE GOLDMINERALIZATION INPALEOZOIC Bong-Chul: HYDROTHERMAL SOLUTIONBRECCIAHOSTED Lee, Seung-Han*; Park, Maeng-Eon; No, Sang-Gun; Yoo, DEPOSIT, MISSOURI, USA CHEMISTRY OFMAGNETITE FROM THE PEARIDGEIRON Korfeh, DanielF.*; Simon,Adam; Childress, Tristan: THE MAGNETIC RESONANCE(NMR)MEASUREMENTS OF PORESPACE COMPRESSIBILITYUSINGNUCLEAR Guliyev, Anvar*; Livo, Kurt; Prasad, Manika: DETERMINATION ZONE OFNEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA EPITHERMAL AU-AG MINERALIZATION IN THE AVALON 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 321-10 321-9 321-8 321-7 320-8 321-6 320-7 321-5 320-6 321-4 320-5 321-3 320-4 321-2 320-3 320-2 321-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Recent Advances inEnvironmental Geoscience(Posters) SESSION NO. 321 Booth # 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 WASHINGTON USINGSATELLITE IMAGERY ANALYSIS EQUILIBRIUM LINEALTITUDE ONMOUNTRAINIER, Aberle, Rainey*; Todd, Claire: ESTIMATING GLACIER TEHRAN, IRAN: TREE BARK BIOMONITORING ASSESSMENT ANDMETAL SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT IN Kousehlar, Masoomeh*; Widom, Elisabeth: AIRQUALITY GRAYSHARBOR, WASHINGTON CASCADIA SUBDUCTIONZONE: TSUNAMI MITIGATION IN Byram, AspenSamantha*; Higgins, ElizabethM.: THE USING HALOPHYTESIN WEST TEXAS Cody: RESTORATION OFBRINE WATER IMPACTED SOILS Houser, Mason; Noonan,Erin; Ward, James W.; Burris, Kye; Scott, Bagnall, Dillon*; Bond, William; Dunlap, Maigan; Foust, Michael; POROELASTIC RESPONSEIN TIGHT ROCKS Hasanov, Azar*; Prasad, Manika: FLUIDOW ANDCOUPLED PLAN? TO CHANGEABINATIONAL WATER-LEVEL-REGULATION Wilcox, DouglasA.*: LAKEONTARIO: WHAT DOES IT TAKE NETWORK SYSTEM HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITYOF2-DDISCRETEFRACTURE FRACTURE ORIENTATION DISTRIBUTION ONBLOCK Han, Jisu*; Um,Jeong-Gi; Wang, Sookyun: EFFECTOF RECOVERY OPERATION EVALUATION OF THE AQUIFER STORAGE AND GENERAL FRAMEWORK FOR SITESELECTIONAND Liang, Ching-Ping*; Huang,Hui-En; Chen,Jui-Sheng: A NETWORK SYSTEM FLOW BEHAVIORS OF2-DDISCRETEFRACTURE FRACTURE GEOMETRY ANDDOMAINSIZEONCONNECTED Um, Jeong-Gi*; Han,Jisu; Wang, Sookyun: EFFECTOF HOST FORCHROMATE ANDIODATE OXYANIONS Delphine;Appriou, Szecsody, Jim; Truex, Michael: CALCITEASA Lawter, Amanda R.*; Qafoku, Nik; Sahajpal,Rahul; McElroy, Erin; GAS RESERVOIRS SURFACTANTS INCONTROLLING WATER LOSSINSHALE Das, Saikat*; Ellis, Brian: EXPLORING THE ROLE OF RECONSTRUCTION ONNEARBYSTREAMSYSTEMS Shirley; Sruthi: Kakuturu, THEECOLOGICALEFFECTOFDAM Yother, C.*; Christian Oh,Pureunsol; Sliko, Jennifer L.; Clark, BIOMINERALIZATION INA WELLBORE ANALOG REACTOR Phillips, Adrienne: VISUALIZING ANDQUANTIFYING Abby; Randy; Hiebert, Cunningham,Al; Spangler, Lee; Drew O.*;Norton, Robin; Gerlach, Joe; Eldring, Thane, FIVE YEARS MONITORING RESEARCHPROJECT, TEAMS CONTINENTAL MARGINECOSYSTEMS?: LESSONSFROM 11, 2011 TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMIS LEAVE Katsunori: WHAT KINDOFDISTURBANCES DIDMARCH Kitazato, Hiroshi*; Kijima,Akihiro; Kogure, Kazuhiro; Fujikura, SYSTEM CONDUCTIVITY OF2-DDISCRETEFRACTURE NETWORK OF FRACTURE DENSITYONBLOCKHYDRAULIC Lee, Dahye*; Han,Jisu; Um,Jeong-Gi; Cho, Taechin: EFFECT OF CO PHYSICAL ROCK PROPERTY CHANGESDURINGREACTION Lionel: ANEXPERIMENTAL STUDY TO CHARACTERIZE Kanakiya, Shreya*; Adam,Ludmila; Rowe, MichaelC.; Esteban, WESTERN PUERTO RICO Bruce; Jackson, Chester W.: COASTAL-ZONE HAZARD MAPS: Hosey, ChandlerM.*; Bush,David M.; Neal, William J.; Richmond, VOLCANIC FIELD 2 WITH BASALTS ANDBASANITES OF THE AUCKLAND SESSION NO. 321

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321-11 61 Benson, Victoria*; Todd, Claire: INVESTIGATING SUBGLACIAL 322-2 77 Jones, Andrew*; Polk, Jason: INVESTIGATING WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTS AT MOUNT RAINIER, WASHINGTON IMPLICATIONS FROM RECREATIONAL VISITOR IMPACTS IN USING SUSPENDED SEDIMENT CONCENTRATIONS AND THE RED RIVER GORGE AREA OF KENTUCKY HYDROCHEMICAL ANALYSIS 322-3 78 Kramer, Natalie*; Goode, Jaime; Hill, Alice; Worobec, Henry; 321-12 62 Lahiri, Chayan*; Davidson, Gregg R.; Threlkeld, Stephen: Salcedo Gustavson, Stefany; Trama, Florencia; Silva, Diana; INTEGRATED NDVI AND INUNDATION IN A SKY LAKE, Peralta, Jorge: LARGE SCALE REMOTE REGION BASELINE MISSISSIPPI, BALD CYPRESS STAND DATA COLLECTION AND OUTREACH PRIOR TO PROPOSED 321-13 63 Mehr, Nicole K.*; Adair, Carol; Barbieri, Lindsay; Goeschel, Tyler: CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE MAJOR HYDROPOWER IMPACTS OF AGRICULTURE ON GREENHOUSE GASES AND PROJECTS ON THE RIO MARANON, PERU NITROGEN CYCLING 322-4 79 Hussein, Musa*; Doser, Diane I.: USE OF INTEGRATE 321-14 64 Conde, Antonio*; McClellan, Elizabeth; Stephenson, George C.; MATERIALS TO TEACH ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY IN Whisonant, Robert C.: BOY SCOUTS ROCK: UPDATING AND AN UPPER DIVISION GEOLOGY COURSE FOR CIVIL DIGITIZING LEGACY GEOLOGIC INFORMATION FOR THE ENGINEERING STUDENTS BLUE RIDGE SCOUT RESERVATION 322-5 80 Arthurs, Leilani*; Caulkins, Joshua L.; Awad, Aida; Steer, 321-15 65 Geeza, Thomas J.*; Warner, Nathaniel; Gillikin, David P.: TRACE David; Viskupic, Karen; Iverson, Ellen; Manduca, Cathryn A.: AND MAJOR ELEMENT RATIOS IN ELLIPTIO DILATATUS LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE INTEGRATE PROJECT: THE SHELLS AS INDICATORS OF SURFACE WATER QUALITY IN CHALLENGE OF INTEGRATING SYSTEMS THINKING INTO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE STEM CURRICULA

321-16 66 Watkins, Larissa*; Watson, Kelly; Huffman, F. Tyler: MONITORING SESSION NO. 323 CHANGE IN AGRICULTURAL LAND AND WATER USAGE IN CALIFORNIA’S CENTRAL VALLEY USING GEOSPATIAL T31. Water Quality and Aqueous Contaminants (Posters) TECHNIQUES (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 321-17 67 Oetjen, Karl*; Roberts, Simon; Cath, Tzahi Y.; Higgins, Chris: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F ORGANIC COMPOUND CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDRAULIC Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM FRACTURING FLOWBACK WATERS THROUGHOUT THE Booth # FRACTURING PROCESS 323-1 81 Oh, Pureunsol*; Yother, Christian C.; Sliko, Jennifer L.; 321-18 68 Pletka, Crystal*; Elderbak, Khalifa; Lorente, Maria Antonieta: Clark, Shirley; Kakuturu, Sruthi: CHEMICAL TRENDS IN A DETERMINING THE EFFECTS OF RUNOFF, CONTAMINATION SUCCESSFUL STREAM RESTORATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON COASTAL TEXAS 323-2 82 Xu, Mo*; Guo, Leilei; Kang, Xiaobing; Zhang, Junjie; Li, Zilong: AREAS UTILIZING GEOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL TRANSPORT OF VOLATILE ORGANIC CHEMICALS BENZENE ANALYSES IN THE UNSTATURATED POROUS MEDIA: EXPERIMENTAL 321-19 69 Quinn, John J.*; Moos, Lawrence P.; Negri, M. Cristina: LESSONS STUDIES FOR BENZENE LEARNED AT THE ARGONNE PHYTOREMEDIATION SITE 323-3 83 Xu, Beiyi*; Zheng, Yan; Wang, Guangcai; Yang, Qiang: 321-20 70 Liu, Xin-Chen*; Keily, Elizabeth; Sikder, Arif M.: TRACING THE VULNERABILITY OF HYDROLOGICAL BUFFERING EVIDENCE OF POLLUTION IN SEDIMENTS DUE TO COAL DURING GROUNDWATER ACIDIFICATION: IMPLICATION COMBUSTION FOR GROUNDWATER PROTECTION IN RAPIDLY 321-21 71 Sanovia, James J.*: ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL AEOLIAN INDUSTRIALIZING ALLUVIAL PLAINS TRANSPORT OF HEAVY METALS IN HARDING COUNTY, 323-4 84 Davis, Ralph K.*: HYPORHEIC AND WETLAND SOUTH DAKOTA IMPROVEMENTS TO WATER QUALITY FOR A PUBLIC 321-22 72 McCreesh, Rita K.*; Pool, Thomas K.; Woodruff, Kent; GROUNDWATER SUPPLY PRODUCING WATER BY INDUCED Wimberger, Peter H.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena: REINTRODUCED RECHARGE FROM BAZILE CREEK, KNOX COUNTY, BEAVERS RAPIDLY INFLUENCE SEDIMENT STORAGE AND NEBRASKA BIOGEOCHEMISTRY IN HEADWATER STREAMS OF THE 323-5 85 Lampo, Luke*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Perry, Bill; Heath, Victoria E.; METHOW RIVER, WASHINGTON, USA Deck, Eric A.; Twait, Richard: DYNAMICS OF NITRATE, 321-23 73 Harker, Evelyn*: RECYCLING A PALYGORSKITE AND PHOSPHORUS, AND SUSPENDED SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MONTMORILLONITE MEDIUM FOR THE PURPOSE OF IN TWO AGRICULTURAL STREAMS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS REMOVAL OF CARBAMAZEPINE IN WATER RESOURCES 323-6 86 Bruening, Ben G.*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Heath, Victoria E.; 321-24 74 Morton, Shelley*; Briles, Christy E.: HOLOCENE PATTERN OF Armstrong, Shalamar D.; Perry, William L.: INFLUENCE OF FIRES AND FORESTS ACROSS THE BIODIVERSE KLAMATH COVER CROPPING ON NUTRIENT LOADING FROM TILE- MOUNTAINS, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, USA DRAINED AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS 321-25 75 Ulbricht, Lauren K.*: A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF MERCURY 323-7 87 Plath, Ryan*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Twait, Richard; Peterson, Eric W.; IN RED-TAILED HAWKS (BUTEO JAMAICENSIS) IN THE Perry, William L.; Deck, Eric; Neundorff, Jeremy A.: CAN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST SCALING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEAK DISCHARGE AND DRAINAGE AREA BE USED TO IDENTIFY TILE DRAINAGE SESSION NO. 322 INPUTS INTO AN AGRICULTURAL STREAM? T29. Intersections of Sustainability and Geosciences (Posters) 323-8 88 Deck, Eric A.*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Plath, Ryan; Twait, (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Richard: SCALING NITRATE AND CHLORIDE ACROSS AN Geology and Society Division) AGRICULTURAL WATERSHED 323-9 89 Haralson, Elizabeth A.*; Ruhl, Laura; Pollock, Erik D.: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F VARIATIONS IN WATER QUALITY THROUGH AN URBAN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM WATERSHED AND WETLAND: FOURCHE CREEK Booth # WATERSHED THROUGH THE LITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN 322-1 76 Graham, James*; North, Leslie A.; Bjarnadóttir, Brynhildur; AREA Kristjánsdóttir, Sigrun Lóa; Gunnlaugson, Olafur Búi: ASSESSING 323-10 90 Carey, Matthew*; Ruhl, Laura; Pollock, Erik D.: TEMPORAL THE FUNCTIONALITY OF A CAMPUS CARBON CALCULATOR AND SPATIAL CHANGES IN THE WATER QUALITY OF IN INTERNATIONAL SETTINGS (Invited Presentation) THE ARKANSAS RIVER THROUGH THE LITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN AREA

302 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 324-8 323-18 324-7 323-17 324-6 323-16 324-5 323-15 324-4 323-14 324-3 323-13 324-2 323-12 324-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Geochemistry (Posters) SESSION NO. 324 323-11 Booth # 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 99 91 GLASS ALTERATION AND ITSRESERVOIR IMPORTANCE Sætre, Christian*; Dypvik,Henning; Hellevang, Helge: BASALTIC VERMILLION RIVER WATERSHED, NORTHEASTERN OHIO AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE TILES ONEROSION IN THE Sylvia Jane; Bower, Jennifer: THEEFFECTSOF K.*;Campbell, Mary Schmidt,AmandaH.; Woodmansee, VALLEY-TYPE MINERALIZATION SANDSTONE ASAPOTENTIAL CONDUITFORMISSISSIPPI Haas, Lisa D.*; Zambito, James; EstherK.: Stewart, WONEWOC DIVERSION INTO RIPARIAN BUFFER ZONE REMEDIATION CAPACITY OF AGRICULTURAL DRAIN TILE Perry, William L.; Twait, Richard; Chabela,LucasP.: NITRATE Miller, Joseph*; Taye, Tamru; Peterson, Eric W.; O’Reilly, Catherine; MILL SITE, RIVERTON, WYOMING PLUME PERSISTENCEISSUESAT AFORMERURANIUM CONTRIBUTION OFURANIUM-BEARINGEVAPORITES TO Campbell, James R.; Morris,Sarah; Tigar, Aaron: Johnson, Raymond H.*; Dam, William L.; Campbell, Sam; BACTERIA POLLUTIONEVENTSIN THE GULFOFMAINE TO EXAMINEANDCOMMUNICATE THE DYNAMICS OF Abigail: ARUNOFF-BASED VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS Roy, Samuel G.*; Gerard, BrettR.; Smith,SeanM.C.; Bradford, BIOGENIC TERPENES - MASSSPECTROMETRY METHODFOR THE ANALYSIS OF Beng Guat: AHIGHLY SENSITIVEGASCHROMATOGRAPHY Kuklewicz, Katherine*; Milstead, James; Chong,NgeeSing; Ooi, DRAINAGE CHEMISTRY INA WATERSHED IMPACTED BYACID MINE TEMPORAL ANDSPATIAL VARIATIONS INSTREAM WATER Hawkins, Patrick D.*; Donahoe, RonaJ.; Rheams,J.: Erik CLIMATE PARAMETERS INTEGRATING STABLE ISOTOPES OFPRECIPITATION AND Trenton: MODELINGLOCAL WATER CYCLEDYNAMICS BY Zneimer, Stephania*; Liliana; Lefticariu, Mihai; Lefticariu, Ford, - VEAZIEWATERDISTRICT,MAINE TRIHALOMETHANE CONCENTRATIONS WITHIN THE ORONO Ketzler, Eric W.*; Olsen,AmandaAlbright: FACTORS AFFECTING VOLCANIC ARCOF THE SOUTHWEST U.S ELEMENT GEOCHEMISTRY OFZIRCONSIN THE JURASSIC John T.; Riggs, Nancy; Walker, J.D.: REGIONALTRACE Laughlin, Jennifer A.*; Wooden, JosephL.; A.P.; Barth, Shukle, AQUIFER SYSTEM, SOUTHCENTRALKANSAS GROUNDWATER GEOCHEMISTRY IN THE HIGHPLAINS MatthewKirk, F.: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION IN Haller, BenR.; Hildebrand, John; Feril, Orrin; Stotler, RandyL.; Richard, Alexandria D.*; Lane, AdamE.; Paper, Janet M.; FORMATION (EOCENE, WYOMING, USA) CHEMISTRY INSTROMATOLITES OF THE GREENRIVER RELATIONSHIPS AMONGMORPHOLOGY, TEXTURE, AND Reiners, Lindsey*; Eischen, Tanner; Bartley, Julie K.: OZARK PLATEAUS INNORTHERN ARKANSAS TO ACCOUNT FORDIFFERENCESIN WATER QUALITY IN THE J.;Katherine Dooley, S.: Kristin UTILIZINGKARSTFEATURES Wacaster, SamanthaR.*; Kresse, Timothy M.; Knierim, A NOVEL INDICATOR OFFRACK WATER POLLUTION Zelanko, Paula*; Keller, Dave: OTOLITH MICROCHEMISTRY AS ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE ESTABLISHINGAN OF WESTERNWISCONSIN: SURFACE WATER ANDGROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY Mahoney, J. Brian; Sellwood, StephenM.; Mueller, A.: Carly SamanthaR.*;Bartnik, Wiest, AdamC.; McEllistrom,Laurel J.; 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 324-17 324-16 324-15 324-14 324-13 324-12 324-11 324-10 324-25 324-9 324-24 324-23 324-22 324-21 324-20 324-19 324-18 115 114 113 112 111 110 109 108 123 107 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 GAS DYNAMICS OFSOUTHWESTERNUSCO David A.; Darrah, Thomas H.: EVALUATING MANTLE-CRUSTAL Whyte, Colin*; E.; Karl Karlstrom, Crossey, Laura J.; Gonzales, SEALED PARKING LOTS AN URBAN STORM WATER BASIN DRAININGCOAL-TAR OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS WITHIN Duff, HollyMarie*; Pavlowsky, Robert T.: SEDIMENTATION METROPOLIS, SOUTHWESTERNNIGERIA AND SEDIMENT TOXICITY INSOMEPARTS OFIBADAN Ajibade, Olumuyiwa Michael*: CHEMICALCONTAMINATION NORTHWEST ARKANSAS GEOCHEMICAL TOOLS IN THE BIGCREEK WATERSHED OF TRANSFORMATIONS USINGSTABLE ISOTOPE AND OF NUTRIENTSOURCES, TRANSPORT PATHWAYS, AND Sokolosky, Kelly*; Hays, PhillipD.: CHARACTERIZATION CORALS DATA FROM ORGANICMATERIAL INDEVONIAN RUGOSE IMPLICATIONS OFNITROGEN ANDCARBONISOTOPIC Linda C.; Junium, K.: Christopher PALEOECOLOGICAL Hickey, AlainaN.*; Uveges, Benjamin Iglar; Ivany,Thornton LABORATORY, WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY FLUORESCENCE AT THE PETERHOOPERGEOANALYTICAL MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENTSANALYZED BYX-RAY ESTIMATION OFANALYTICAL ERROR FORMAJOR, Kelly, Daniel*; Boroughs, Scott; Wolff, JohnA.; Neill,Owen K.: GONDWANA MANIFESTATION OFGLOBAL BIOEVENTSINNORTHERN OF ORDOVICIAN STRATA IN THE CANNINGBASIN: THE Aaron: INORGANICANDSTABLE ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY Sullivan, NicholasB.*; Jablonski, Dariusz; Forbes, Anne; Bond, BLACK HILLS, SOUTHDAKOTA THE WOODVILLE HILLLACCOLITH RHYOLITE INNORTHERN THEIR INCLUSIONSFROM THE LOWER-MOST LAYER OF Hacker, David B.: SEM-EDXANALYSIS OFGARNETSAND Hunter, ShannonK.*; Sounik,Jacob; Dasgupta, Tathagata; Adriana; Manger, Walter L.: COMPARATIVE ELEMENTAL Cains, Julie M.*; Philbrick, John; Pollock, D.; Erik Potra, THERMOCHRONOLOGY TITANITE DISSOLUTIONMETHODFOR(U-TH)/HE Rebecca M.: EVALUATING ANEW, RAPIDZIRCONAND Metcalf, James R.*; Baughman,Jaclyn S.; Flowers, MID-MIOCENE CLARKIALAKE Owen K.; Rember, William C.: TEPHROCHRONOLOGY OF Geraghty, CassieS.*; Wolff, JohnA.; Gaylord, David R.; Neill, DAKOTA DEPOSITS IN THE WESTERN INTERIORSEAWAY, SOUTH AND FAUNAL COMPOSITION OFCOLDMETHANESEEP Landman, NeilH.; Levitsky, Tyler; Cochran, Kirk: ISOTOPE Naujokaityte, Jone*; Danilova, Anastasia; Garb, Matthew P.; OF THE POWDER RIVERBASIN, WYOMING HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IN THE FRONTIER FORMATION ON GEOCHEMICAL WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONS DURING EFFECT OFIONICSTRENGTH(SALINITY)ANDPH(ACIDITY) Bratcher, JordanC.*; Herz-Thyhsen, Ryan J.; Kaszuba,John: ANTILLES AND HYDROTHERMAL WATERS INDOMINICA, LESSER Karyn: ISLAND-WIDEISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OFMETEORIC Metzger, Tara L.*; Frey, Holli M.; Manon,Matthew R.F.; DeFranco, IMPLICATIONS FORISOTOPIC SIGNALDURINGOAE2 FACTORS CONTROLLING OSMIUMRESIDENCE TIME AND Sullivan, DanielLouis*; Brandon, Alan; Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos: STREAMS ANDSOILS THE IMPACT OFMUNICIPAL WATER INURBANIZING Yazbek, Lindsey D.*; Banner, Jay L.; Senison,Jeffrey J.: TRACING APPROACH TO OPTICALMINERALOGY: Krishnamurthy, Samyukta: ANEXPERIMENTAL GEOPHYSICAL Smith, Blake*; Gifford, Jennifer; Jemerson, Thomas; USING HELIUMISOTOPES ANDHEAVY NOBLEGASES SESSION NO. 324 2 SPRINGS

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GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE ARKANSAS NOVACULITE IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER ALLUVIAL AQUIFER OF (DEVONIAN-LOWER MISSISSIPPIAN) AND BOONE CHERT LOUISIANA (LOWER MISSISSIPPIAN), PALEOZOIC AREA, ARKANSAS 325-8 139 Bowen, Esther E*: PREDICTING WELL WATER VULNERABILITY 324-26 124 Brotsch, Jonathan*: TRICHLOROETHYLENE SORPTION TO CARBON TETRACHLORIDE CONTAMINATION USING TO SEDIMENTARY ROCKS OF THE NEW JERSEY BASIN DECISION TREE AND NEURAL NETWORK CLASSIFICATION INDICATE MATURE ORGANIC MATTER ALGORITHMS 324-27 125 Bingay, H. Samuel*: COHOCTON RIVER NUTRIENT SURVEY 325-9 140 Rutila, Elizabeth C.*; Shiel, Alyssa E.; Finkenbinder, Matthew S.; 324-28 126 Bottoms, Bryan M.*; Potra, Adriana: GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE Abbott, Mark B.: EVALUATING TEMPORAL PB ISOTOPE OF A GENETIC LINK BETWEEN BLACK SHALES AND RECORD OF METAL DEPOSITION DOWNWIND OF A ZN AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY-TYPE ORES IN THE OZARK REGION PB SMELTER 324-29 127 Kiekhaefer, Rebecca L.*; Masse, Mary M.; Allen-King, Richelle M.; 325-10 141 Melby, Kali M.*; Shiel, Alyssa E.; Rutila, Elizabeth C.; Glavich, Goode, Daniel J.; Imbrigiotta, Thomas E.; Hsieh, Paul A.; Doug A.; Geiser, Linda H.: EVALUATING TEMPORAL TRENDS Lacombe, Pierre J.; Lorah, Michelle M.; Shapiro, Allen M.; Haase, AND SOURCES OF LEAD IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE Karl B.; Tiedeman, Claire R.; Curtis, Gary P.: FIELD METHOD USING EPIPHYTIC LICHENS AND LEAD ISOTOPES TO QUANTIFY FATE OF TRICHLOROETHYLENE (TCE) AND 325-11 142 Seramur, Keith*; Cowan, Ellen A.; Brachfeld, Sefanie A.; DEGRADATION PRODUCTS IN FRACTURED ROCK LOW- Hageman, Steven J.; Ellison, Matthew W.: EFFECTS OF PERMEABILITY ZONES DOWNSTREAM TRANSPORT ON PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL 324-30 128 Napieralski, Amanda M.*; Noll, Mark R.: VARIATIONS IN PROPERTIES OF COAL ASH 5 YEARS AFTER THE KINGSTON PHOSPHORUS FRACTIONATION ALONG STREAM TVA SPILL TRANSECTS IN TWO DIFFERENT CLIMATE REGIMES 325-12 143 Workman, Sydne A.*; Borrok, David M.: BATCH LEACHING 324-31 129 Barber, Alexa*; Noll, Mark R.: VARIATIONS IN PHOSPHORUS OF HYDROCARBON SOURCE ROCKS AT 150C UNDER FRACTIONATION IN STREAM SEDIMENTS OF THE BLACK VARIABLE CONCENTRATIONS OF CHLORIDE AND ORGANIC RIVER, NY ACIDS

324-32 130 Bristow, J.H.*; Wendlandt, R.F.: THE ADSORPTION AND SESSION NO. 326 FRACTIONATION OF ND, GD, AND YB ON NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC CLAY MINERALS T48. Current Medical Geology Research on Natural Materials, Outreach, and Education Activities (Posters) (GSA Geology and 324-33 131 Weber, Karrie A.*; Nolan, Jason P.; Healy, Olivia M.; Snow, Daniel; Health Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Pan, Donald; Bone, Sharon; Bargar, John R.; Kiat, Rebecca: Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience NITRATE-STIMULATED MOBILIZATION OF NATURALLY Education Division) OCCURRING URANIUM IN GROUNDWATER 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F SESSION NO. 325 Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM T43. Sources, Transport, Fate, and Toxicology of Trace Elements Booth # and Organics in the Environment (Posters) (International 326-1 144 Ijumulana, Julian*; Mtalo, Felix; Ligate, Fanuel J.; Bhattacharya, Association of GeoChemistry; GSA Environmental and Prosun: ARSENIC AND FLUORIDE IN THE GROUNDWATERS Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, OF TANZANIA Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 326-2 145 Austin, Tomoyo*; Metcalf, Rodney V.; Buck, Brenda J.: 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F METASOMATIC MICROTEXTURES AND THE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM PETROGENESIS OF AMPHIBOLE ASBESTOS Booth # 326-3 146 Baran, Zeynep*; Rochlitz, Laura: LIVING WHERE RADON 325-1 132 Liu, Guo*: THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRACE LEVELS CAN BE 25 TIMES HIGHER THAN SAFE LIMITS: A ELEMENT CHARACTER BETWEEN KASHIN-BECK CASE STUDY OF THE GEOLOGIC CONTROLS ON RADON DISTRICTS OF RANGTANG COUNTY AND OTHER KASHIN- RATES, BLACK HILLS, SD BECK AREAS IN CHINA 326-4 147 Arrigo, Cindy Jo*; Sidhu, Virinder; Mejia, Diana; Mendez, Loraine; 325-2 133 Johnson, Hunter M.*; Engel, Annette Summers; Paterson, Freile, Deborah; Duzgoren-Aydin, Nurdan S.: PRELIMINARY Audrey: COMPOSITIONAL CHANGES FOR HYDROCARBON- STUDY OF GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOILS DEGRADING MICROORGANISMS IN MARSH SEDIMENT AND THEIR BACTERIAL ISOLATES FOR ANTIBIOTIC FROM GRAND ISLE, LOUISIANA, 2011-2014 ACTIVITY: CASE STUDY FROM ELLIS ISLAND, NEW YORK 325-3 134 Bishop, Brendan A.*; Flynn, Shannon L.; Robbins, Leslie J.; 326-5 148 Hassan, Zeki M.*: IMPACTS OF ANTHTROPOGENIC Warchola, Tyler J.; Owttrim, George W.; Alessi, Daniel S.; RADIOACTIVE POLLUTION ON HUMAN HEALTH AT AN AREA Konhauser, Kurt O.: ADSORPTION OF BIOLOGICALLY IN NORTHERN IRAQ CRITICAL TRANSITION ELEMENTS TO THE MARINE 326-6 149 Martinez-Sacristan, Hernando*; Martinez-Mojica, Liza C.: CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCOCCUS SP PCC 7002 GEOLOGY, GROUNDWATER, AND HEALTH ARE PRIMORDIAL 325-4 135 Swindle, Andrew L.*: IMPACT OF NATURAL ORGANIC AUTHENTICATIONS IN THE FRONT PEACE PROCESS IN MATTER ON THE SURFACE REACTIVITY OF GOETHITE COLOMBIA: FAR FROM RHETORIC, CLOSER REALITY NANOPARTICLES: ROLE OF MINERAL-ORGANIC CONTACT 326-7 150 Deocampo, Daniel M.*; Keller, Gary; Croteau Chonka, Clarisse; TIME Rosenfield, Joel A.; Williams, Sam; Mies, Mike; Mullinax, Phillip: 325-5 136 Fitzpatrick, Devan*; Shiel, Alyssa E.; McCune, Bruce: H2OTECH: AN EPA-AFFILIATED WATER TECHNOLOGY DYNAMIC COMPARTMENT MODELING OF HEAVY METAL INNOVATION CLUSTER IN ATLANTA SERVING THE ACCUMULATION IN MOSSES SOUTHEAST US, FOCUSED ON WATER AND HUMAN HEALTH 325-6 137 AlBashaireh, Amineh B.*; Johnston, Elizabeth; O’Shea, Bethany; Pollock, Meagen: EVALUATION OF ARSENIC EXTENT AND 326-8 151 Evensen, Arthur Charles*; Cadet, Eddy; Wood, Jake; Yefimov, MOBILIZATION IN SOIL AND VEGETATION SURROUNDING Logan Lee Alexander; Jackson, Joshua William: PHRAGMITES ABANDONED, ULTRA-ENRICHED ARSENIC MINES IN BLACK AUSTRALIS CONTROL ON UTAH LAKE WATER QUALITY MOUNTAIN OPEN SPACE PARK, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 326-9 152 Cooper, Jamey N.*; Nguyen, Andy; Lee, Nathan H.; Oberg, 325-7 138 Lenz, Rebecca M.*; Borrok, David M.; Broussard, Whitney P.; Kerby C.; Nick, Kevin E.: MEASURING THE CELLULAR Jennings, John E.: IRON, ARSENIC, AND ELEVATED SALINITY RESPONSE OF MACROPHAGES TO SOIL COMPONENTS

304 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 327-6 327-5 328-4 327-4 328-3 327-3 328-2 327-2 326-10 328-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Geomorphology Division; GSAMineralogy, Geochemistry, Landscape Evolution (Posters) Geologyand (GSAQuaternary T61. QuantifyingGeomorphicProcesses andRatesof SESSION NO. 328 327-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F and Autogenic Processes inLandscapeDynamics(Posters) T60. QuantifyingandInterpretingtheRoleofClimate, Tectonics, SESSION NO. 327 Booth # Booth # 163 162 161 153 160 159 158 157 156 155 154 CHRONOLOGY ANDCAUSAL LINKAGES ARROYO CUT-FILL DYNAMICS INSOUTHERNUTAH, Townsend, F.; Kirk Huff, William; Hayden-Lesmeister, Anne: Rittenour, Tammy*; Riley, Kerry; Nelson,MichelleSumma; MANTIQUEIRA HIGHLANDS, SOUTHEASTERNBRAZIL OF COLLUVIALANDPEDOGENICPROCESSES IN THE Teixeira, Antonio Luiz: LATE QUATERNARY CHRONOLOGY Silvio Hiruma, Takashi*; Furquim,SheilaAparecidaCorreia; MADAGASCAR USING 20 THE ALAOTRA-MANGORO DISTRICT OFEASTERN MONITORING EVOLUTION OFLAVAKAS (GULLIES) IN King Phillips, Ezekiel J.*; Cox, Rónadh; Joshua P.: Harrington, WATERSHED: MINNESOTA RIVER, MINNESOTA, USA. PLANFORM CHANNELCHANGE WITHIN ANALTERED Libby, Devon*; Larson,PhillipHerman: ASSESSINGHISTORICAL EXPOSURE AGES ON YOUNG MORAINES THE PROBLEM OF TOO-OLD (INHERITED)SURFACE IN THE NWHIMALAYA, NORTHERN INDIABYRESOLVING RECONSTRUCTING LATE HOLOCENE GLACIAL ADVANCES Saha, Sourav*; Owen, Lewis A.; Orr, Elizabeth; Dietsch,Craig: FOLD-AND-THRUST BELT (CENTRALMEXICO) OF STUDY FROM THE CENTRALSECTOR OF THE MEXICAN KNICKZONE MIGRATION INFOLD-THRUST BELTS: ACASE Godínez-Tamay, Arturo*; Castillo, Miguel; Tolson, Gustavo: STRUCTURE-FROM-MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY INISHMAAN, IRELAND, MEASUREDUSING MIGRATION OFCOASTAL BOULDERDEPOSITSON Nagle-McNaughton, Timothy P.*; Cox, Rónadh: INLAND ALPINE ENVIRONMENTS DEBRIS FANS AND VALLEY GLACIERS INDEGLACIATING TRANSFER OFICEANDSEDIMENTFROM ICECAPS TO ICY Keith: THEEFFECTSOFCATCHMENT MORPHOLOGYON THE Kochel, R. Craig; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Jacob, Robert W.; Williams, Bliss, Ben*; Scales, A.; Charles Moretti,Brian; Grune,Steven; GANGETIC DELTA REGIONOFINDIA ELEMENTS MOVEMENT INAGRICULTURAL SOILOF Anil*:Barla, SEASONAL VARIATION ONARSENIC& TRACE EROSION AT QUANTIFYING RATES OFGLACIAL ANDPERIGLACIAL GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OFMOUNTAIN REGOLITHAIMED Dmitry: COSMOGENICNUCLIDEDEPTH-PROFILES AND Linge, Henriette; Jansen, JohnD.; Olsen,Jesper; Tikhomirov, Andersen, Jane Lund*; Egholm,David L.; Knudsen, MadsF.; AMERICAN MIDCONTINENT OF LATE PLEISTOCENE DEGLACIATION IN THE NORTH Steven W.: Mode, William N.*; Panyushkina, P.; Irina Livina, Valerie N.; Leavitt, CENTURY ORTHO-IMAGERY PODOCONIOSIS-ASSOCIATED SOILS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY: DETERMINING THE TOXICITY OF TREE-RING EVIDENCEOFCLIMATE VARIABILITY TH CENTURY AIRPHOTOS AND21 25–28 September ST

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 329-8 329-7 329-6 329-5 329-4 328-8 329-3 328-7 329-2 328-6 329-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Advisory Council; Science NationalEarth Teachers Association) International Associationfor GeoscienceDiversity; GSAStudent Division; GSAEnvironmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision; (GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision; GSAGeoscienceEducation T79. GraduateStudentPreparationfor STEM Workforce (Posters) SESSION NO. 329 328-5 Booth # 175 174 173 172 171 167 170 166 169 165 168 164 PROBLEM SOLVING INSEISMICINTERPRETATION Jackson, Matthew A*; Riggs,M.: Eric WORKFLOW AND GEOCHEMISTRY GRADUATE ANDPROFESSIONAL WORKFORCE INISOTOPE COURSES: BUILDING COMMUNITYANDEXPERTISE IN THE Riggs, M.*; Eric Bowen, J.: Gabriel SPATIAL SHORT GEOPHYSICAL UNION SCIENCE TALENT POOLPROGRAMS WITH THE AMERICAN Harwell, David: CAREERPATHWAYS ANDEARTH ANDSPACE R.*;Hankin, Erik Asher, Pranoti M.; Meisenhelder, Kelsey; RESEARCH TRAINEESHIP PROGRAM RESEARCH TRAINEESHIP WATER-ENERGY NEXUS: SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY’SNSF EDUCATION FORDIVERSECAREERPATHWAYS AT THE Peter J.; Fiorenza,Patrick: RETHINKINGSTEMGRADUATE E.;Chris Junium, K.; Christopher Siegel, DonaldI.; Wilcoxen, Tara F.; A.; Scholz,Christopher Torrance, Donald; Johnson, McCay, DeannaH.*; Lautz,Laura K.; Charles Driscoll, T.; Kahan, BOTTLENECK INACADEMIC JOBS ADDRESSING THE EFFECTIVE WORKFORCE WHILE IMPROVING GRADUATE EDUCATION TO CREATE AMORE Sloan, Valerie*; Haacker, Rebecca: TO PHDORNOT TO PHD: THE KLAMATH MOUNTAINS MINERAL SUPPLY RATES ONCHEMICAL WEATHERING IN West, Nicole*; Ferrier, Ken L.: TESTING THE CONTROL OF SCIENCE IN MINORITY&MAJORITYSTUDENTSEARTH SYSTEM COMMUNITY CULTURAL WEALTH TO EXPLORECAPITAL Jaimes, Patricia*; Julie Libarkin, C.; McCallum,Carmen: USING IMPLICATIONS FORPALEOSEISMICITY THE TETON FAULT, WY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS AND EXPOSURE DATING OFMAJORLANDSLIDESALONG Crump, Sarah E.*; Larsen,Darren; Pendleton, SimonL.: GRADUATES WITH MASTER’SANDDOCTORAL DEGREES AND IMMEDIATE FUTUREPLANSOFGEOSCIENCE Wilson, Carolyn*; Keane, M.: Christopher THEPREPARATION DATING REVERSAL IN THE ALASKARANGE THROUGH BURIAL DETERMINING TIMING OFUPLIFTANDDRAINAGE Sortor, RachelN.*; BrentM.; Goehring, Bemis, SeanP.: WORKFORCE SUCCESS GRADUATE EDUCATION: CONTENT, OUTPUT, AND Suiter, J.*; Marilyn Patino, LinaC.: INVESTINGINSTEM WEATHERING SNOWPACK ONSOILCHEMICALANDBIOPHYSICAL Feldhaus, Aaron*: SHORT-TERM EFFECTSOF VARIABLE SESSION NO. 329

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SESSION NO. 330 331-10 191 Marsac, Kara*; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.; Pedrazas, Michelle; T83. Place as an Organizing Principle in Geoscience Education Suydam, Seth: EVALUATING NON-POTABLE WATER USAGE (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division) FOR OIL AND GAS PURPOSES IN THE DENVER-JULESBURG AND PERMIAN BASINS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 331-11 192 Hibbs, Barry J.*: GEOTHERMAL ANOMALIES AND Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM COMPARTMENTALIZED GROUNDWATER FLOW AT A Booth # MOUNTAIN BLOCK-GRABEN INTERFACE 330-1 176 Wampler, Peter J.*: THINKING OUTSIDE THE ROCKS - STUDY 331-12 193 Cromwell, Geoffrey*; Mendez, Greg; Faunt, Claudia C.: 3D ABROAD AND SERVICE LEARNING IN HAITI HYDROGEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK MODEL OF THE YUCAIPA 330-2 177 Mandal, Arpita*; Ellins, Katherine K.; Smith, Rose-Ann; Green, GROUNDWATER BASIN Rupert; Reid, Andre; Williams, Paul; Coleman, Paul; Eriksson, 331-13 194 Swierc, James*: GEOLOGY OF THE HELENA VALLEY Susan C.; Molloy, Nadine; Henry, Jodi: THE JAMAICA AQUIFER, SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA EDUCATIONAL SEISMIC NETWORK (JAESN) AS A CATALYST FOR GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION 331-14 195 Akara, Mabossani*; Bruening, Ben; Chabela, Lucas P.; Francis, Andrew Kehler; Happel, Audrey; Hawn, William; 330-3 178 Harder, Vicki*: CREATING A SENSE OF PLACE IN THE ONLINE Kisfalusi, Zachary David; Meister, Paul; Miller, Joseph; Rhoads, CLASSROOM Matthew; O’Reilly, Catherine; Peterson, Eric W.; Twait, Richard: 330-4 179 Kampmeyer, Emily*; Ackerman, Abby; Willig, Matthew; Li, Chloe; GROUNDWATER FLOW ALONG A GRAVEL-SAND LENSE IN Bertagni, Angela; Cull-Hearth, Selby: DIGITAL TOOLS FOR AGLACIATED TERRAIN CURATING LOCAL ROCK AND MINERAL SAMPLES 331-15 196 Tuladhar, Anisha*; Polk, Jason; Thorsteinsson, Thorsteinn: 330-5 180 Charlton, Nathan James*; Petcovic, Heather L.; Moosavi, IMPROVING WATERSHED UNDERSTANDING IN THE ARCTIC Sadredin C.: MYPLACE: A PLACE-BASED LEARNING THROUGH A COMPARATIVE HYDROGEOCHEMICAL PROJECT FOR NON-SCIENCE MAJORS IN AN ANALYSIS OF ICELANDIC GLACIAL MELTWATER INTRODUCTORY EARTH SYSTEMS COURSE 331-16 197 Fischer, Daniel Z.*; Martin, Ellen E.; Martin, Jonathan B.; 330-6 181 White, Lisa D.*; Duggan-Haas, Don; Ross, Robert M.; Bean, Deuerling, Kelly M.; Everhart, Cheyenne S.: VARIATIONS IN Jessica R.; Clites, Erica C.; Marshall, Charles R.: CONNECTING WEATHERING INTENSITY ACROSS WESTERN GREENLAND THE FIELD TO THE FOSSILS: EXPLORING THE GEOLOGICAL BASED ON RADIOGENIC ISOTOPES CONTEXT OF PALEONTOLOGICAL MUSEUM SPECIMENS 331-17 198 Tremel, Christina J.*; Levy, Joseph; Fountain, Andrew G.: THROUGH VIRTUAL FIELD EXPERIENCES MORPHOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF MCMURDO DRY VALLEYS PALEOLAKE DEPOSITS: SESSION NO. 331 USING LIDAR TO ASSESS LGM-AGE HYDROLOGICAL Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) PROCESSES 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 331-18 199 Bergstrom, Anna*; Gooseff, Michael: THE SEASONAL Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EVOLUTION OF ALBEDO WITHIN AND ACROSS LAND Booth # COVER TYPES, TAYLOR VALLEY, ANTARCTICA 331-1 182 Lachmar, Thomas E.*; Gathro, Joshua; de Lima, Camila: 331-19 200 Wilson, Terry J.*; Konfal, Stephanie A.; Bevis, Michael; Dalziel, SECRETS OF THE SUBSURFACE: SURFACE WATER Ian W.D.; Kendrick, Eric; Smalley, Robert; Willis, Michael: RECHARGE FROM THE UPPER LOGAN RIVER TO GROUND CRUSTAL UPLIFT AND LANDSCAPE CHANGE ACROSS WATER IN CACHE VALLEY, UTAH ANTARCTICA 331-2 183 Chen, Jui-Sheng*; Tu, You-LIn; Liang, Ching-Ping: ANALYTICAL SESSION NO. 332 MODEL FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL MULTISPECIES PLUME MIGRATION SUBJECT TO FIRST- AND THIRD-TYPE INLET T110. Hydrogeological and Geomorphological Responses to BOUNDARY CONDITIONS El Niño, Extreme Weather Events, and Landscape Disturbances (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 331-3 184 Jung, Heewon*; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.; Worts, Nathan; Block, Erica; Squier, Jeff: USING SILICATE MINERALS AS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F MICROMODELS TO ACCESS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM TRANSPORT AND REACTION AT THE PORE SCALE Booth # 331-4 185 Kihm, Jung-Hwi*; Park, Jai-Yong; Lee, Sungho; Kim, Jun-Mo: 332-1 201 Lee, Byung Sun*; Park, Jong Chul; Song, Sung-Ho; Kim, PRELIMINARY HYDROGEOMECHANICAL NUMERICAL Wonsuck: DELINEATION OF AGRICULTURAL DROUGHT- SIMULATION OF IMPACTS OF GROUNDWATER PUMPING PRONE ZONES CONSIDERING CLIMATE CHANGE AND INJECTION ON GROUNDWATER FLOW AND LAND SCENARIOS AND IRRIGATION FACILITIES DEFORMATION IN A FLUVIAL AQUIFER 332-2 202 Congdon, Roger D.*: EFFICIENCY IN LAND MANAGEMENT 331-5 186 Jones, Lilly*: ASSESSING GROUNDWATER VULNERABILITY – MAKING USE OF EXISTING GROUNDWATER MODELS TO ON THE PINE RIDGE RESERVATION IN SOUTHWESTERN EVALUATE PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS SOUTH DAKOTA 332-3 203 Gundersen, Gillian C.*; Ardon-Sayao, Marcelo: 331-6 187 Whittecar, G. Richard*; Daniels, W. Lee; Thompson, Tess Wynn; UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE-INDUCED CHANGES IN Agioutantis, Zacharias; Stone, Stephen F.: WETBUD FORESTED WETLANDS IN NORTH CAROLINA: PRELIMINARY CALCULATES WETLAND WATER BUDGETS EFFICIENTLY RESULTS USING REGIONAL WEATHER DATA FOR VIRGINIA SITES 332-4 204 Breen, Katherine H.*; Forman, Steven L.; Tripaldi, Alfonsina; 331-7 188 Alcott, Alison*; Swenson, Daniel: EFFECTS OF SIMULATOR Jobbagy, Esteban G.; Allen, Peter M.: RECENT DRAINAGE MESH GEOMETRY ON A SIMPLE THREE DIMENSIONAL SYSTEM EVOLUTION OF THE RIO NUEVO (SAN LUIS TOUGH2 MODEL PROVINCE, ARGENTINA) DRIVEN BY THE INTERACTIVE 331-8 189 Kiefer, Joy*; Hampton, Duane R.; Schindler, A. Russell: USING EFFECTS OF LAND USE CHANGES AND INCREASES IN LOW FLOW SAMPLING DATA TO ESTIMATE HYDRAULIC MONSOONAL PRECIPITATION CONDUCTIVITY IN MODERATELY PERMEABLE AQUIFERS 332-5 205 Rey, David*; Singha, K.: EXPLORING THE EFFECT OF 331-9 190 Cepeda, Joseph C.*: HISTORY OF LAKE MEREDITH INFLOWS CLIMACTIC PERTURBATIONS ON BASIN SCALE AND LAKE LEVELS, 1965 - 2015 HYDROLOGY IN THE INDIAN WELLS VALLEY 332-6 206 Adane, Zablon A.*; Zlotnik, Vitaly A.; Nasta, Paolo; Wedin, David; Gates, John B.: IMPACT OF GRASSLAND PLANTATIONS ON

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 333-15 333-14 333-13 333-12 333-11 334-10 334-9 334-8 334-7 334-6 334-5 334-4 334-3 334-2 Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) SESSION NO. 334 334-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Booth # 226 225 224 223 222 236 235 234 233 232 231 230 229 228 227 GALLEON FISHSANCTUARY, ST. ELIZABETH, JAMAICA SUBSTRATE, VEGETATION, ANDEROSION HISTORY, ANALYSIS OFBEACH MORPHOLOGYINRELATION TO Geier, Kayla M.*; Pavlowsky, Robert T.: GEOMORPHIC FROM OUTERCAPECOD, MASSACHUSETTS JillS.*:Schneiderman, MICROPLASTICS INDUNESANDS COASTAL DUNESFROM DEMS DUNE? EVALUATING CURRENTMETHODSOFEXTRACTING Phillipe A.; Taube, Caleb; Thompson, Stephanie: WHAT ISA DeCuir, Claire*; Eyler, Rachel; Taylor, Hannah; Wernette, ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE, TEXAS, USA CONTEXT OFGEOLOGICFRAMEWORK ALONGPADRE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN VEGETATION DYNAMICS IN Taylor, Dawan; Ferguson, Bri; Lehner, Jacob: ESTABLISHING NicholasHunter*;Smart, Wernette, PhillipeA.; Tuttle, Larry; BASIN, NORTHWESTERN CANADA A KEYHYDROLOGIC NODEOF THE MACKENZIE RIVER PALEOHYDROGRAPH FOR THE PEACE-ATHABASCA DELTA: CHARACTERIZING RELICTSHORELINES TO ESTABLISH A Hall, RolandI.; Endres, Tony; Duguay, Claude; M.: Jol,Harry Zamperoni, Anthony*; Johnston,John W.; Wolfe, Brent B.; RESEARCH RESERVE, MISSISSIPPI A CASESTUDY INGRANDBAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE OF ACOASTAL MARSHALONGASALINITYGRADIENT: CRUSTAL TEMPERATURES CARBONATE MINERALSANDROCKS ACROSS ARANGEOF OF PROPERTIES CONDUCTIVE THERMALTRANSPORT Jesse*;Merriman, Hofmeister, Anne; Whittington, AlanG.: MINERALOGY Podlesnyak, Andrey: NEUTRON DIFFRACTION ASA TOOL FOR Prisk, Timothy; Anovitz, Lawrence; Kolesnikov, Alexander; Whitfield, Pamela S.*; Hoffmann,Christina; Huq,Ashfia; NEW JERSEY THE STERLINGHILLANDFRANKLINZN-FE-MNDEPOSITS, COMPOSITIONS ANDZINCCONTENTSOFMICASFROM M.B.*;Bahruth, Webster, James D.; Verbeek, R.: Earl BULK PLAGIOCLASE-CHLORITE-QUARTZ SMECTITE IN THE GREENSCHISTASSEMBLAGE FORMATION ANDSTABILITY OF THE CLAY MINERAL Cummings, Thomas F.*; Jenkins, David M.: METAMORPHIC USA IRON-FORMATION, GOGEBICIRON RANGE, WISCONSIN, MINERAL CHEMISTRY OFAMPHIBOLESIN THE IRONWOOD William F.: MORPHOLOGICALCHARACTERIZATION AND J.*;Green, Carlin R.; Seal,Robert Piatak,NadineM.; Cannon, PRINCIPLES CONSTRUCTING AMICHEL-LÉVYCHART FROM FIRST Price, JonathanD.*: ASTUDENTEXERCISEIN EFFECTSOF WALL ROCK CHEMISTRY CANISTER STEELCORROSION –INTERFACE MINERALOGY. Norskog, E.*; Katherine Caporuscio, A.: Florie REPOSITORY COUNTY, MAINE EXAMINATION OF THE BENNETTPEGMATITE, OXFORD Gardner, Kevin W.*; DeAngelis, Michael T.: PETROGRAPHIC OCCUPANCY INPOVONDRAITE MatthewSchiffert, P.*; M.: Christine Clark, X-SITEOVER- NORTHERN ARABIA MELTING IN THE LOWER CONTINENTAL CRUST BENEATH Ibrahim, K.M.: POTASSIUM-RICH FLUIDINDUCEDPARTIAL Romer, R.L.; Leybourne, Matthew I.; J.;Whitehouse, Martin J.;Ren, Minghua*; Robert Stern, Ali,Kamal; Jarrar, GhalebH.; SESSION NO. 334

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334-11 237 Shavers, Ethan*; Ghulam, Abduwasit; Encarnacion, John: METAMORPHOSED ULTRAMAFIC BODY IN THE ASHE CARBONATITE WEATHERING MINERALOGY METAMORPHIC SUITE OF NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA SESSION NO. 335 336-6 250 Keever, Michael*; Waters-Tormey, Cheryl; Mills, Ryan: T131. Marine and Terrestrial Records of Extreme Climates and INVESTIGATING THE SOURCE AND RELATIVE TIMING OF Extinction: Making Sense of Similarities and Differences (Posters) MIXING FOR THE WHITSIDE COMPLEX: PANTHERTOWN (GSA Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; VALLEY WESTERN NC GSA Limnogeology Division; Paleontological Society; GSA 336-7 251 Dunn, Steven R.*; Kotikian, Maneh; Achenbach, Kay; Nesbit, Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Jacquie; Markley, Michelle: CALCITE-GRAPHITE ISOTOPE Geology)) THERMOMETRY ACROSS THE WESTERN PART OF 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F THE CENTRAL METASEDIMENTARY BELT, GRENVILLE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM PROVINCE, SOUTHERN ONTARIO Booth # 336-8 252 Gonzalez, Joseph P*; Baldwin, Suzanne L.: PETROLOGIC 335-1 238 Segessenman, Daniel Christian*; Kammer, Thomas W.: CHARACTERIZATION OF HIGH PRESSURE METAMORPHIC DEPRESSED RATES OF ORIGINATION AND EXTINCTION ROCKS ALONG THE BURGESS BRANCH FAULT ZONE AT AMONG CRINOIDS DURING THE LATE PALEOZOIC ICE AGE: THE TILLOTSON PEAK COMPLEX, VERMONT ADVANCED CLADIDS WERE EXCEPTIONAL 336-9 253 Thomas, Russell N.*; Magloughlin, J.F.: RUTILE PRECIPITATES 335-2 239 Tu, Chenyi*; Chen, Zhong Qiang; Harper, David A.T.: PERMIAN- IN GARNET FROM A GARNET-KYANITE-STAUROLITE- TRIASSIC EVOLUTION OF THE BIVALVIA: EXTINCTION- GEDRITE AMPHIBOLITE FROM THE NASON TERRANE, RECOVERY PATTERNS LINKED TO ECOLOGIC AND WASHINGTON: POSSIBLE INDICATION OF EARLY HIGH- TAXONOMIC SELECTIVITY PRESSURE METAMORPHISM 335-3 240 Feng, Xueqian*; Chen, Zhong Qiang; Zonneveld, J.P.: 336-10 254 Maldonado, Roberto*; Ortega-Gutiérrez, Fernando; Hernández, MATGROUND OASIS FACILITATING RAPID BIOTIC David: GARNET-CHLORITOID-PARAGONITE METAPELITE RECOVERY FOLLOWING THE END-PERMIAN EXTINCTION IN FROM THE CHUACÚS COMPLEX (CENTRAL GUATEMALA): MARINE HABITABLE ZONE NEW EVIDENCE FOR CONTINENTAL SUBDUCTION IN THE NORTH AMERICA-CARIBBEAN PLATE BOUNDARY 335-4 241 Asgharian Rostami, Masoud*; Martin, Ellen E.; MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Haynes, Shannon: CHANGES IN INTERMEDIATE 336-11 255 Hansen, Edward C.*; Johansson, Leif; Naeraa, Tomas: WHOLE- WATER SOURCES DURING THE EARLY MAASTRICHTIAN ROCK AND MINERAL CHEMISTRY OF CALCSILICATE COOLING EVENT: EVIDENCE FROM ND-ISOTOPES AND LENSES WITHIN MAFIC GNEISSES IN A HIGH-GRADE FORAMINIFERA ASSEMBLAGES METAMORPHIC TERRAIN, HALLAND PROVINCE SWEDEN 335-5 242 Gross, Michael A.*; Sepulveda, Julio; Alegret, Laia; Summons, 336-12 256 Reeder, Jackson*; Metzger, Ellen P.; Bickford, M.E.; Leech, Roger E.: AN INVESTIGATION OF PALEO-WILDFIRES DURING Mary L.: KYANITE-BEARING MIGMATITES IN THE CENTRAL THE CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE (K-PG) BOUNDARY AT ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS: A NEW P-T-T PATH AND EL KEF, TUNISIA IMPLICATIONS FOR TECTONIC MODELS 335-6 243 Shaw, Jack O.*; Hull, Pincelli M.; D’haenens, Simon; 336-13 257 Lehman, Miranda R.*; Hernández-Uribe, David; Mattinson, Thomas, Ellen: SYMBIONT BLEACHING IN PLANKTONIC Chris G.: METAMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF A KYANITE FORAMINIFERA DURING EARLY EOCENE HYPERTHERMAL ECLOGITE, NORTH QAIDAM TERRANE, WESTERN CHINA EVENTS 336-14 258 Gilmore, Vaughan Michael*: ZIRCONIUM-IN-RUTILE AND 335-7 244 Penman, Donald*; Norris, Richard D.; Bohaty, Steve; Vahlenkamp, SILICA-IN-PHENGITE CONSTRAINTS ON PRESSURE- Maximilan; D’haenens, Simon; Hull, Pincelli M.: A HIGH- TEMPERATURE PATH OF DULAN ECLOGITES RESOLUTION BENTHIC STABLE ISOTOPE RECORD OF 336-15 259 Shaffer, Madeline E.F.*; Hacker, Bradley R.; Ratschbacher, THE MIDDLE EOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM FROM THE Lothar: RECONSTRUCTING THE EVOLUTION OF THE PAMIR NEWFOUNDLAND DRIFTS LOWER CRUST: ZIRCON U-PB AND TRACE-ELEMENT PETROCHRONOLOGY OF UHP/UHT XENOLITHS SESSION NO. 336 336-16 260 Yelverton, James W.*; Stowell, Harold H.: REFINING From Shallow to Deep: Recent Advances in Metamorphic TECHNIQUES FOR OBTAINING PURE GARNET SEPARATES Petrology (Posters) FOR GEOCHRONOLOGY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 336-17 261 Roy, Derick*; Hofmeister, Anne; Merriman, Jesse; Nabelek, Peter; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Whittington, Alan: THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY OF CALCIUM-RICH Booth # ROCKS 336-1 245 Quezada, David Trinidad*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Cho, Mike; SESSION NO. 337 Stowell, Harold; Klepeis, Keith: THE PROVENANCE OF HIGH- GRADE METASEDIMENTARY ROCKS, FIORDLAND, NEW T165. Impact Cratering on Earth and throughout the Solar ZEALAND System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 336-2 246 Bijnaar, Ginny V.*: THE KYANITE QUARTZITE AT BOSLAND and Volcanology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and (SURINAME): A METAMORPHOSED HYDROTHERMAL Geomorphology Division) ALTERATION SYSTEM 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 336-3 247 Mulligan, Suzanne R.*; Kane, Patrick; Kunk, Michael J.; Stoesz, Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Erin; Wintsch, R.: MULTIPLE GENERATIONS OF AL2SIO5 POLYMORPHS IN A LOW PRESSURE METAMORPHIC Booth # SETTING: THE RYE COMPLEX, NEW HAMPSHIRE 337-1 262 Griscom, David L.*; Trukhin, Anatoly; Mashkovtsev, Rudolf I.; 336-4 248 Hoffmann, Anna A.*; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Foster, Charles T.: Dutta, Indrajit: DISCOVERY OF SHOCKED QUARTZ, MODELING THE FORMATION OF PLAGIOCLASE CORONAS STISHOVITE NANO PARTICLES, AND FRACTURED SILICA- AROUND GARNETS: IMPLICATIONS OF DECOMPRESSION IN GLASS MICRO-FIBERS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE JETTING ALUMINOUS GNEISSES OF THE SAWTOOTH METAMORPHIC PHASE OF THE 35.4-MA CHESAPEAKE-BAY ASTEROID COMPLEX (SMC), IDAHO IMPACT 336-5 249 Johanesen, Katharine*; Ianno, Adam J.; Zucker, Samuel L.: 337-2 263 Bussiere, Kathleen E.*; Covley, Margaret T.; Foley, Connor; MICROSTRUCTURE AND PETROLOGY OF A FOLDED, McKenzie, Scott C.: IMPACT ABSORPTION OF QUARTZ

308 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 337-11 337-10 337-9 337-8 337-7 338-5 337-6 338-4 337-5 338-3 337-4 338-2 337-3 338-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) (Posters) GeologyDivision; (GSA Planetary GSAMineralogy, Bodies intheSolarSystem: The G.K. Award Gilbert Session T167. MineralSpectroscopy—Harnessing Energy toProbe Solid SESSION NO. 338 Booth # 272 271 270 269 268 277 267 276 266 275 265 274 264 273 BOUNDARY, SOUTHCAROLINA SPHERULES AT THE CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE FERROPSEUDOBROOKITE INCLUSIONSINACCRETIONARY IMPACT PLUMECHEMISTRY DETERMINEDFROM Harris, R. Scott*; Jaret, Steven J.; Fleisher, J.: Christopher POLAR VOLATILES ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE LONG-TERMSTABILITY OF IMPACT-DRIVEN TRUE POLAR WANDER OF THE MOONAND Keane, James Tuttle*; Matsuyama, Isamu; Siegler, Matthew A.: ONTARIO, CANADA SUSPECTED IMPACT STRUCTURE, EASTERNLAKE AND MAGNETIC SURVEY OF THE CHARITYSHOAL Armour, Mary-Helen*; Boyce, JosephI.; Suttak,Phillip: SEISMIC SOME TEKTITES FROM WESTERN BELIZE Pierre; Milham,Doug: PETROGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF King, David T.*; Petruny, Lucille W.; JeanH.; Cornec, Rochette, A MIDDLEMIOCENEBINARY OBLIQUE IMPACT? MULTI-RING BASIN: DOUBLETCRATER RESULTING FROM Olds, Peter*: Eric SULUSEABASIN PLUSSPRATLY ISLANDS FOR ROVER-BASED MULTISPECTRAL IMAGERS VISIBLE TO NEAR-INFRAREDSPECTRAANDIMPLICATIONS HYDRATED SULFATES ONMARS: CHARACTERIZING Dixon, Darian T.*; Rice, Melissa S.; Cloutis, Edward A.: IMPACT? STRUCTURE ORANOUTERRINGOF THE VREDEFORT Connelly, DanielP.*: THEREITZRING: ASEPARATE CIRCULAR STRATIGRAPHY OFMELASCHASMA, MARS Emily; Selby: Cull-Hearth, COMPOSITEMINERALOGIC Li, Chloe*; Willig, Matthew; Ackerman, Abby; Kampmeyer, CRATER, INDIA OF NANOPARTICLES INEJECTA FALLOUT OFLONAR Joseph B. C.: McGee; Gregory Garman, CHARACTERIZATION Clifford, DustinM.; Pestov, Dmitry; Keily, Elizabeth; Turner, Sikder, M.*; Arif Misra, Saumitra; Londono, E. Carlos Castano; CONTAINING FERRIHYDRITE IN IMAGING SPECTROSCOPY OFMARTIAN OUTCROPS Selby:Cull-Hearth, ACCOUNTING FORSPECTRALMASKING Willig, Matthew*; Ackerman, Abby; Kampmeyer, Emily; Li,Chloe; SHALE, FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA FAMENNIAN BOUNDARY, LATE DEVONIAN, NEWALBANY LIKE GLASSYSPHERULES NEAR THE FRASNIAN- Mason, GlennM.*; Caffee-Cooper, DeanneD.: MICROTEKTITE- ANALOG INSTRUMENTATION TERRESTRIAL HYDROTHERMAL MINERALS WITH MARS Black, Sarah R.*: ASSESSINGIDENTIFICATION OF ANORTHOSITE, ANDSTILLWATER NORITE MARE IMPACT MELT SIMULANTS: JSC-1A, STILLWATER VISCOSITY MEASUREMENTSOFLUNARHIGHLANDAND Lev, Einat; D.; Neish,Catherine Whittington, AlanG.: LIQUID AaronA.*;Morrison, Zanetti,Michael; Hamilton,Christopher W.; PALEOLAKES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA: RELEVANCE TO MARTIAN FORMATION MECHANISMSINACID SALINEPLAYAS SPECTROSCOPY TO INTERPRETDISTRIBUTION AND Baldridge, AliceM.*; Thomson, Bradley James: USINGVNIR MIDDLESBORO CRATER KENTUCKY PEBBLE CONGLOMERATE INTO THE HOSTROCK AT 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 339-14 339-13 339-12 339-11 339-10 339-9 339-8 339-7 339-6 338-6 339-5 339-4 339-3 339-2 339-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Geology)) Sedimentary Research; GeologyDivision; GSASedimentary SEPM(Societyfor and GeomorphologyDivision; InternationalSocietyfor Aeolian Landforms andSediments(Posters) Geology (GSAQuaternary T175. AeolianProcesses in Time andSpace: Evidencefrom SESSION NO. 339 Booth # 292 291 290 289 288 287 286 285 284 278 283 282 281 280 279 AND EPISODICMASS-WASTING EVENTSRECORDEDIN Støren,Eivind W.N.: Nielsen, PålRingkjøb*; Dahl,Svein Olaf; Jansen, Løseth; Henrik LENSES FROM GILLIGAN LAKE, MICHIGAN, USA Timothy G.: OSLEVALUATION OFDUNE-SOURCED SAND Alme, Kayleigh C.*; Lepper, Kenneth; Towell, Amy; Fisher, SOUTHEASTERN OREGON(USA) ALONG THE WESTERN MARGINOF THE HARNEYBASIN, MEMBER MIXINGANALYSIS (EMMA): ACASESTUDY PROCESSES OFAPLAYA-LUNETTE SYSTEMUSINGEND- Collins, JoeD.*: CHARACTERIZING SEDIMENTARY COLORADO MAPPING IN THE VICINITY OFFORT MORGAN, EASTERN DETERMINED FROM SURFICIAL AND3DGEOLOGIC Taylor, EmilyM.*; Berry, MargaretE.: LANDSCAPEEVOLUTION CHANGE ANDGEOMORPHICEVOLUTION RESOLUTION RECORDSOFPALEOENVIRONMENTAL ON THE HIGHPLAINSOF WESTERN KANSAS: HIGH- Bowen, Mark W.*; Johnson, William C.: LUNETTEDUNES DAKOTA, NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS AEOLIAN CHRONOLOGY, WHITE RIVERBADLANDS, SOUTH Baldauf, Paul*; Patrick; Burkhart, Hanson,Paul R.: QUATERNARY SOILS ON THE CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN RECORD OFDUAL-SOURCE AFRICANDUSTINPUTS TO John P.; Meco, Joaquín: ALONG-TERMQUATERNARY Muhs, DanielR.*; Budahn,James R.; Skipp, Gary; McGeehin, PALOUSE,SOUTHEASTERN WASHINGTON FLOODING FROM ALOESSPALEOSOL SEQUENCE IN THE PLEISTOCENE FOSSILS, ANDGLACIAL OUTBURST N.: Bruce Bjornstad, ARECORDOFPALEOENVIRONMENT, Gastineau, KarenM.; Tinkler, EmilyR.; Pluhar, J.; Christopher Bader, NicholasE.*; Spencer, Patrick K.; Bailey, Alexandra S.; AND MESA VERDE AREAS, UTAH ANDCOLORADO LOESS ANDSOILSONUPLANDSIN THE CANYONLANDS Steven L.; Mahan,Shannon; Carrara, Paul: LATE QUATERNARY Reheis, Marith*; Goldstein,Harland; Reynolds, Richard; Forman, MECHANISMS AT NILIFOSSAE, MARS STRATIGRAPHY CONSTRAININGCARBONATE FORMATION Bramble, MichaelS.*; Mustard,JohnF.: SPECTRAL CREEK ARCHAEOLOGICALSITE, NENANA VALLEY, ALASKA PARTITIONING OFLATE QUATERNARY LOESSAT THE DRY Tyler: POST-LGM WIND INTENSITIESFROM GRAINSIZE DiPietro, Lyndsay*; Driese, Steven G.; Jane; Harvill, Nelson, LATE GLACIAL MAXIMUMIN WISCONSIN, USA ESTIMATE PALEOWIND PATTERNS DURINGANDAFTER Schaetzl, Randall*: LOESSSPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ANTARCTICA WIND-BLOWN DUSTFROM THE MCMURDODRY VALLEYS Lyons, W.Berry: Alia L.; Adams, ByronJ.; Cary, S. Craig; McKnight,DianeM.; Diaz, MelisaA.*; Welch, SusanA.; Welch, KathleenA.; Khan, FORMATION, SOUTHWESTERNALABAMA IN APROXIMAL SOURCE-TO SINK-TRANSECT, NORPHLET ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTSANDFACIES VARIABILITY A.*;Gutierrez, Maria Ewing,Ryan C.: AEOLIAN EOLIAN STRATA, MANITOU SPRINGS, COLORADO MIGRATION AND WIND VELOCITY INLOWER PERMIAN Pike, James Daniel*; Sweet, D.E.: CYCLICITY, DUNE PRELIMINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF HOLOCENE AEOLIAN SEDIMENTATION SESSION NO. 339

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LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTS ON LANGØYA IN VESTERÅLEN, GROUPS (UPPER PALEOZOIC) OF BRØGGERHALVØYA, NORTHERN NORWAY NW SPITSBERGEN, SVALBARD 339-15 293 Purtill, Matthew P.*: AEOLIAN AND FLUVIAL INTERACTION 340-11 308 Brock, Jonathan E.*; Holmes, Ann E.: PRELIMINARY IN THE MIDDLE OHIO RIVER VALLEY: NEW GEOMORPHIC, PETROGRAPHIC AND CATHODOLUMINESCENCE STUDY OF STRATIGRAPHIC, AND SEDIMENTOLOGICAL EVIDENCE SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS STRATIGRAPHY FROM SANDY SPRINGS, ADAMS COUNTY, OHIO 340-12 309 Kortright, Skylar*; Griffing, David H.; Glumac, Bosiljka; Curran, H. 339-16 294 Lancaster, Nicholas*; LeBlanc, David; Bebis, George; Nicolescu, Allen: DISTRIBUTION AND NATURE OF MICROBIALITES Mircea: AUTOMATED CREST-LINE DETECTION AND IN THE COCKBURN TOWN FOSSIL REEF (PLEISTOCENE, ANALYSIS OF SAND DUNE PATTERNS GROTTO BEACH FORMATION), SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, 339-17 295 Qian, Feifei*; Lancaster, Nicholas; Nikolich, George; Jerolmack, BAHAMAS: PRELIMINARY FIELD AND PETROGRAPHIC Douglas J.; Roberts, Sonia; Reverdy, Paul; Van Pelt, R. Scott; RESULTS Zobeck, Ted M.; Shipley, Thomas; Adhikari, Pramod; Koditschek, 340-13 310 Singh, Pulkit*; Droxler, André W.; Hopson, Heath H.; Khanna, Daniel: MEASUREMENT OF AEOLIAN PROCESSES WITH A Pankaj; Lehrmann, Dan; Droxler, Dylan A.; Rodelli, Daniel; Jovane, ROBOTIC PLATFORM Luigi; Harris, Paul M.; Dravis, Jeffrey: ULTIMATE DEMISE OF 339-18 296 Sanders, Clayton B.*; Yurk, Brian; Hansen, Edward C.: LOCAL LARGE UPPER CAMBRIAN MICROBIAL REEFS (MASON WIND, DEPOSITION AND EROSION PATTERNS DURING COUNTY, CENTRAL TEXAS) STORMS IN A TROUGH BLOWOUT AT SAUGATUCK 340-14 311 Erdal, Yucel Deniz*; Silva-Tamayo, Juan Carlos; Richardson, NATURAL AREA, THE SOUTHEASTERN SHORE OF Brian; Mitchell, Simon F.: SEDIMENTOLOGY, STRATIGRAPHY LAKE MICHIGAN AND CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF EOCENE-MIOCENE 339-19 297 Kincheloe, Jamie*; Nandi, A.; Luffman, Ingrid: LEE VS. STOSS: CARBONATE SUCCESSIONS IN THE WESTERN CARIBBEAN: THE ROLE OF AEOLIAN PROCESSES IN GULLY EROSION THE SWANSWICK AND SOMERSET FORMATIONS, JAMAICA 340-15 312 Oh, Jae-Ryong*; Woo, Jusun: PRELIMINARY REPORT SESSION NO. 340 OF LATE CARBONIFEROUS ONCOIDS FROM THE Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) BRØGGERHALVØYA, NW SVALBARD, ARCTIC NORWAY 340-16 313 Zuccarelli, Claudio*; Oleinik, Anton E.: THE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F MICROPALEONTOLOGY AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PELAGIC Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM SEDIMENT DEPOSITS ALONG DEEP-SEA CORAL Booth # ECOSYSTEMS (DSCE) OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA 340-1 298 Kuklewicz, Katherine*; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Zhang, Chi; Roberts, 340-17 314 Dong, Lin*; Ma, Haoran; Peng, Yongbo; Shen, Bing: SULFUR Jennifer A.: MICROMORPHOLOGICAL, STABLE ISOTOPE, ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS OF CARBONATE ASSOCIATED NMR, CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC, AND GEOMICROBIAL SULFATE (CAS) OF RIBBON ROCKS FROM THE MIDDLE ANALYSIS OF QUATERNARY CALCRETES, PUERTO RICO CAMBRIAN XUZHUANG FORMATION, NORTH CHINA: 340-2 299 Gresh, Sarah*; Neumann, Landon; Hull, Katherine; Hughes, EFFECT OF EARLY DIAGENESIS ON CAS DATA Will; Pope, Michael C.: DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS 340-18 315 Hayes, Amelia M.*; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.: POROSITY SIZE AND PALEOCLIMATE OF KOOTENAI FORMATION 2, DISTRIBUTION IN MINERALIZED FRACTURES WITHIN A SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA SHALE FORMATION 340-3 300 Elmore, Stephanie Nicole*: EOCENE-OLIGOCENE CARBONATE 340-19 316 Poncelet, Austin Philippe*; Holland, Steven M.; Danise, Silvia: LACUSTRINE DEPOSIT IN BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, JURASSIC CARBONATES OF NORTHERN WYOMING: WEST TEXAS POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE 340-4 301 Valachovics, Thomas R.*; Colgan, Patrick M.: SEDIMENTS OF A SUNDANCE SEAWAY PITTED LACUSTRINE PLAIN AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR 340-20 317 Crockett, Macey*; Khan, Shuhab; Alonso de Linaje, PALEOLAKE LEVEL OF GLACIAL LAKE CHICAGO, CEDAR Virginia: A COMPARATIVE HYPERSPECTRAL STUDY OF CREEK TOWNSHIP, MUSKEGON, COUNTY, MICHIGAN HYDROCARBON SEEPAGES NEAR UVALDE, TEXAS 340-5 302 Gill, Karena K.*; King, David T.; Smith, Fay G.: STRATIGRAPHY AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF THE HILLBANK SESSION NO. 341 AND YALBAC FORMATIONS, COROZAL BASIN, NORTHERN Sediments, Clastic (Posters) BELIZE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 340-6 303 Hastings, Harrison R.*: CHARACTERIZATION AND IMPLICATIONS OF CARBONATE MASS TRANSPORT Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM DEPOSITS WITHIN THE UPPER LEONARDIAN FIRST BONE Booth # SPRING CARBONATE INTERVAL: DELAWARE BASIN, 341-1 318 Mraz, Samuel Morgan*; Finzel, Emily S.: PROVENANCE OF SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO UPPER JURASSIC TO LOWER PALEOCENE STRATA NEAR 340-7 304 Fisher, Jason*; King, David T.: CARBONATE FACIES OF THE THE BLACK HILLS UPLIFT, SOUTH DAKOTA DEEP-WATER TOLEDO FORMATION OF THE BELIZE BASIN, 341-2 319 Schulte, Amanda*; Domeyko, Robert; Hoppe, Darryl; Seminack, SOUTHERN BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA Christopher T.; McBride, Randolph A.: A COMPARISON OF 340-8 305 Dunham, Jeremy I.*; Manning-Berg, Ashley R.; Kah, Linda C.; MULTIPLE TIDAL INLET AND BREACH FILL TRENDS ALONG Bartley, Julie K.: VARIATION IN MICROFABRIC WITHIN ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, MD-VA: A WAVE-DOMINATED PROTEROZOIC EARLY DIAGENETIC CHERT BARRIER ISLAND 340-9 306 Kakabadze, Mikheil V.*; King, David T.; Kakabadze, 341-3 320 Sanchez, Taylor N.*; Chilton, Kristin D.; Romans, Brian W.: USING Irakli M.; Sharikadze, Mevlud Z.; Kvakhadze, Nodar: IMAGE ANALYSIS TO ESTIMATE GRAIN-SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATIONS OF SOME OF SAND FRACTION OF OLIGOCENE NEWFOUNDLAND STRATIGRAPHIC BREAKS IN LOWER CRETACEOUS RIDGE CONTOURITE DRIFT SEDIMENTS, IODP SITE U1411 CARBONATE FACIES IN THE TERRITORY OF GEORGIA 341-4 321 Moyer, Griffin A.*; Liutkus-Pierce, Cynthia M.; Merschat, (CAUCASUS) Arthur J.: THE KONNAROCK SNOWBALL FIGHT: USING 340-10 307 Woo, Jusun*; Lee, Sangmin; Oh, Jae-Ryong; Park, Tae-Yoon S.; IMAGE ANALYSIS, RHYTHMITE THICKNESS, AND FACIES Kim, Young-Hwan G.; Kihm, Ji-Hoon; Kim, Tae Hoon: ASSOCIATION TO DETERMINE THE ORIGIN OF THE PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC NEOPROTEROZOIC KONNAROCK FORMATION REVISION OF THE GIPSDALEN AND TEMPELFJORDEN

310 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 341-21 341-20 341-19 341-18 341-17 341-16 341-15 341-14 341-13 341-12 341-11 341-10 341-9 341-8 341-7 341-6 341-5 338 337 336 335 334 333 332 331 330 329 328 327 326 325 324 323 322 PLIOCENE-PLEISTOCENE DUPI TILA FORMATION OF THE Munim, MustuqueA.*; Uddin,Ashraf; Roy, K.: Mrinal IS CONGLOMERATES ANDRELICTSTREAM CHANNELS SAN JOAQUIN BASIN INFERREDFROM NON-MARINE AND GROUNDWATER RESERVOIRS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN TEHACHAPI MTNS., CALIFORNIAANDPROVENANCE OFOIL EVOLUTION IN THE SOUTHERN SIERRANEVADA/ Alvear, Deandra; Scanlon,Darby: CENOZOICPALEODRAINAGE Miller, D.E.*; Gallagher, Tony; Montejo, Carlos; Cindy; Rodriguez, SOUTHERN AFRICA TO-SINK: NEOGENE-QUATERNARY ORANGEBASIN, AND EXTRINSICSIGNAL TRANSFER FROM SOURCE- Tao; Granjeon, Didier: CONTROLS ONSEDIMENTDISPERSAL Harris, Ashley D.*; Baumgardner, Sarah; Covault, Jacob A.; Sun, EVIDENCE FROM FLUVIALCONGLOMERATES IS NOT THE SOURCEOF THE KERNRIVERFORMATION: Gallagher, Tony*; Miller, D.E.; Montejo, Carlos: THEKERNRIVER CLIFF, UTAH ANALYSIS OFLATE CRETACEOUS SANDSTONES INBOOKS Boyd, Ashley N.*; Saylor, Joel; Nicolas: Bartschi, PROVENANCE LIMITED TRANSPORT INANARIDCLIMATE IMPLICATIONS FORINTERPRETINGPROVENANCE AFTER ON THE COMPOSITIONOFSILICICLASTICSEDIMENT: ForrestDriscoll, C.*; Fedo, M.: Christopher ROLE OFSORTING ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: IMPLICATIONS FROM DETRITAL OLIGOCENE TO MIDDLEMIOCENE SANDSTONES OF PROVENANCE ANDPALEOGEOGRAPHY OFUPPER Gooley, Jared T.*; GlennR.; Sharman, Graham, Stephan A.: LACUSTINE GRAVITY FLOW DEPOSITONAL SYSTEM FEATURES ANDDEPOSITIONALMODELOFANCIENT Xu, Qinghai*; Shi, Wanzhong; Xie, Xiangyang: DEPOSITIONAL SUCCESSIONS INDELAWARE BASIN, WEST TEXAS EVOLUTION OF WOLFCAMP SANDSTONE-SILTSTONE LITHOFACIES, DIAGENESIS ANDRESERVOIR QUALITY Wang, Ziyuan*; Zhang,Hualing; Dong, Yue; Pan, Mao: BRITISH COLUMBIA ORDOVICIAN GLENOGLE FORMATION, SOUTHEASTERN OTHER EARLY DIAGENETIC PHENOMENAOF THE MIDDLE Anderson, JoshuaG.*; R.: Gaines, Robert CONCRETIONSAND SEA, CHINA OF THE BZ34-9ANDKL6FIELDSIN THE SOUTHERN BOHAI SANDSTONE DIAGENESIS ANDQUALITY: ACOMPARISON OF SYNDEPOSITIONAL VOLCANISM ONOLIGOCENE Watney, W. Lynn; Zhu,Hongtao; Wang, Qingbin: INFLUENCE Wang, Wei*; Yang, Xianghua; Ye, Jiaren; Bidgoli, Tandis S.; FORMATION, SOUTHWESTERNORDOSBASIN, CHINA GROUP SANDSTONE OFUPPER TRIASSIC YANCHANG AND POROSITY DEVELOPMENTIN THE CHANG8OIL Lin, Weibing*; Chen,Lin; Lu, Yongchao; Hu,Haiyan: DIAGENESIS FIELD, ORDOSBASIN CARBONIFEROUS TAIYUAN FORMATION INDANIUDI GAS THE CASEOFPERMIANXIASHIHEZIFORMATION AND THEIR IMPACTS ONGENESISOFSECONDARY PORES. BETWEEN K-FELDSPAR, KAOLINITE ANDILLITE Xu, Ningning*: TWO TYPES OFREACTION MECHANISMS CROSS-SECTIONS MEASUREMENT OFSTRATIGRAPHIC COLUMNSAND Sarah N.*;Wright, Holland,Steven M.: DRONE-BASED SEDIMENT PEELS WITHIN SANDSTRUCTURES Garrett G.; Olson, Taylor A.: INNOVATIVE METHODSFOR Meloan, JonathanM.*; Olukoya, RichardA.; Thompson, PRODUCE AREPRESENTATIVE SAMPLESET PETROGRAPHY: IDENTIFYINGINCONSISTENCIES TO Turner, Elijah*; Kamola,Diane: VARIABILITY INSEDIMENTARY EVOLUTION WITH DIGITAL EVOLUTION MODELS DOCUMENTING THE DYNAMICS OF WIND RIPPLE CarolineM.*;Nazworth, Buttles, James; Kocurek, Gary: 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 341-22 341-38 341-37 341-36 341-35 341-34 341-33 341-32 341-31 341-30 341-29 341-28 341-27 341-26 341-25 341-24 341-23 339 355 354 353 352 351 350 349 348 347 346 345 344 343 342 341 340 USING APHYSICALLABORATORY MODEL: THE EMRIVER PATTERNS ON THE BASIS OFDISCHARGEANDSLOPE DISCRIMINATING MEANDERINGANDBRAIDEDCHANNEL Zaleha, MichaelJ.*; Flis, MichaelJ.; Jeffrey B.: Sherman, BASINS? SIWALIK SEDIMENTSOF THE WESTERN HIMALAYAN BENGAL BASIN, BANGLADESH, EQUIVALENT TO UPPER AND NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTIES, PA STATE PARK (OVERLOOK ANDMARINASECTIONS): UNION Elick, Jennifer M.*: AGEOLOGICGUIDE TO SHIKELLAMY LOESS INPA BAY, BANKS PENINSULA Carter, Sarah Dumars*: LATE PLEISTOCENE REWORKED FORMATION SOUTHOF TIOGA, PA POSSIBLE SEISMITESIN THE DEVONIAN LOCKHAVEN Lottes, Nathan D.*; Richardson,Ashley M.; Tindall, Sarah E.: BASIN ALONGCOTTONWOOD CANYON FORMATION ON THE EASTERNMARGINOF THE UINTA LENTICULAR SANDSTONE BODIESIN THE GREEN RIVER Morris, Jennifer N*; Birgenheier, LaurenP.: LOAD ORIGINFOR HUDSON RIVER ClaireE.*;Carlson, Abbott, DallasH.: ANNUAL LAYERS IN THE CONCESSION NC2, GHADAMES BASIN, NORTHWEST LIBYA MEMBER OF THE SILURIANACACUS SANDSTONES, PROPERTIES ANDFACIES ANALYSIS OF THE LOWER Benkhayal, Ahmed*; Farag, Adel: PETROPHYSICAL AND HISTORY SOUTHERN OZARKREGION: DEPOSITIONALCHARACTER Bello, ElvisC.*: PALEOZOIC SANDSTONE RECORD, (EOCENE), SANJOAQUIN BASIN, CALIFORNIA DELTAIC-MARGINAL MARINEDOMENGINEFORMATION Stephan A.: SUBMARINEMASSFAILURE WITHIN THE Zachary; Malkowski, Matthew A.; Jeremy; Hourigan, Graham, Trigg, Cody; Nieminski,Nora; Johnstone, Sam; Sickmann, GlennR.*;Sharman, Schwartz, Theresa M.; Shumaker, Lauren E.; TURONIAN FERRON SANDSTONE, UTAH CHANNELS INASTORM-DOMINATED ENVIRONMENT, MARINE DELTAIC SEDIMENTSANDASSOCIATED Cyples, Natasha*: FACIES ARCHITECTUREOFSHALLOW BOUSE FORMATION DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMIN THE 5.0-5.5MASOUTHERN MIXED CARBONATE-SILICICLASTIC TIDAL FLAT O’Connell, Brennan*; Dorsey, RebeccaJ.: ATRANSGRESSIVE BEDS IN THE PALEOGENE GULFCOASTAL PLAIN ACCUMULATION OFHYPER-DIVERSEFOSSILIFEROUS AND DIVERSITY: GLAUCONITIC MATURATION AND THE Pietsch, Carlie*; Cliff; Harrison, Allmon, Warren D.: DELTAS MORPHODYNAMICS OFFROUDE SUPERCRITICALFLOW DAIHAI LAKE, NORTH CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MONSOON PRECIPITATION INSEMI-ARIDAREAFROM FOR RIVER-DELTA SYSTEMSTRONGLY AFFECTEDBY Tan, Chengpeng*; Piret: Plink-Bjorklund, AMODERNANALOG COLORADO VALLEY SALT WALL, PARADOX BASIN, SOUTHEASTERN MORRISON FORMATION IN ‘THE HAT’ SYNCLINEAT GYPSUM ANOMALOUS SALT WASH MEMBEROF THE JURASSIC Bailey, ClaireH.*; Langford, RichardP.; Giles, A.: Katherine MISSISSIPPI RIVER, LOUISIANA OF THE FALSE RIVERPOINTBAR SYSTEM, LOWER Olson, ElizabethD.*: FACIES ANDSTRATAL ARCHITECTURES UTAH EXAMPLE OFFROM THE SALT WASH DFSINEAST-CENTRAL AND LATERAL VARIABILITY OFFLUVIALDEPOSITS: AN Chesley, John*; Leier, Andrew: INVESTIGATING VERTICAL WASHINGTON BASALT GROUP, CLEARWATER EMBAYMENT, IDAHO AND PALEODRAINAGE NETWORKS IN THE COLUMBIARIVER Shane V.*:Smith, RIVER PROCESS SIMULATOR RECONSTRUCTING MIOCENE SESSION NO. 341

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SESSION NO. 342 343-7 368 Mahon, Robert C.*; Naqshband, Suleyman; McElroy, Brandon: T187. Deep-Marine Sedimentary Environments: Linking 2D MODEL FOR FLUVIAL BEDFORM MORPHODYNAMICS: Depositional Processes, Geomorphology, and the Sedimentary THEORY AND EMPIRICAL EVALUATION USING PROFILING Record (Posters) (SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology); ACOUSTIC DOPPLER VELOCIMETERS Marine/Coastal Science Discipline; GSA Sedimentary Geology 343-8 369 Ashley, Thomas*; McElroy, Brandon; Buscombe, Daniel; Grams, Division) Paul E.; Kaplinski, Matthew: ESTIMATING BEDLOAD FROM GAGE DATA TO IMPROVE FLUX-BASED SEDIMENT BUDGETS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM 343-9 370 Tuzlak, Daphnee*; Pederson, Joel L.: THRESHOLDS BETWEEN Booth # BEDROCK AND ALLUVIAL CHANNEL FORMS ALONG THE ALPINE CANYON OF THE SNAKE RIVER 342-1 356 Mason, R. Alan*; Sawyer, Derek E.: SEAFLOOR BRINE LAKE IMPACTED BY SUBMARINE LANDSLIDING: AN EXAMPLE 343-10 371 Phillips, John D.*; Bowling, Roy; Ewing, Ryan C.: SAND SHEET FROM THE ORCA BASIN, WALKER RIDGE, GULF OF MEXICO AND PROTODUNE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION IN CONTINENTAL SLOPE AEOLIAN SYSTEMS 342-2 357 Nielson, Adam*; Stright, Lisa; Hubbard, Stephen M.; Romans, 343-11 372 Peng, Xiaowei*; Yang, Wan: PROVENANCE OF FLUVIAL- Brian W.: USING SYNTHETIC FORWARD SEISMIC MODELS LACUSTRINE SANDSTONES OF LOWER PERMIAN OF CHANNELIZED DEEP-WATER SLOPE DEPOSITS TO LUCAOGOU LOW-ORDER CYCLE, BOGDA MOUNTAINS, INFORM STRATIGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION, TRES PASOS NW CHINA FORMATION, MAGALLANES BASIN, CHILE SESSION NO. 344 342-3 358 Zellers, Sarah D.*; Montelli, Aleksandr; Cowan, Ellen A.; Mix, Alan C.; Walczak, Maureen H.; Gulick, Sean P.S.; Worthington, Stratigraphy (Posters) Lindsay Lowe; Jaeger, John M.: FORAMINIFERAL AND 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F SEDIMENTOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF SEISMIC Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM FACIES SEAWARD OF THE BERING GLACIER, GULF OF Booth # ALASKA 344-1 373 Martino, Ronald L.*: WALCHIAN CONIFERS FROM THE 342-4 359 Hou, Pengfei*; Wood, Lesli: STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE MID-LATE PENNSYLVANIAN CONEMAUGH GROUP IN THE AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF AN EARLY APPALACHIAN BASIN: STRATIGRAPHIC AND DEPOSITIONAL FORELAND BASIN SOURCE-TO-SINK SYSTEM: THE CONTEXT, AND PALEOCLIMATIC AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC PENNSYLVANIAN ATOKA FORMATION, ARKANSAS SIGNIFICANCE 342-5 360 Pratt, Jacob W.*; Cowan, Ellen A.; Zellers, Sarah D.: DYNAMICS 344-2 374 McLaughlin, Peter P.*; Miller, Kenneth G.; Browning, James V.; OF THE BERING GLACIER, ALASKA FROM LITHOFACIES, Sugarman, Peter J.: PALYNOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON ICE RAFTING, AND FORAMINIFERAL RECORD AT IODP SITE THE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE MAGOTHY FORMATION U1421 (CRETACEOUS), NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, AND 342-6 361 Deng, Hang*; Wood, Lesli; Overeem, Irina: THE INFLUENCE OF IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERSTATE AQUIFER CORRELATION TOPOGRAPHY ON SEDIMENT GRAVITY FLOWS AND THE 344-3 375 Li, Gavin L.*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Florentin, Jonathan A.; RESULTANT DEPOSITS: EXAMPLES FROM DEEP-WATER Mahmud, Zarrin; Tüysüz, Okan; Tari, Ufuk; Blickstein, Joel I.B.; SYSTEMS IN OFFSHORE MOROCCO AND OFFSHORE Genc, S. Can; Imren, Caner; Skinner, Anne R.: FAULT FINDING: TRINIDAD ESR DATING MOLLUSCS FROM MARINE TERRACES IN HATAY PROVINCE, TURKEY SESSION NO. 343 344-4 376 Cui, Can*; Xi, Dangpeng; Li, Wei; Wan, Xiaoqiao: T190. Modern and Ancient Sediment Transport on Earth and PALYNOLOGICAL INSIGHT INTO THE K–PG BOUNDARY IN Planetary Surfaces (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology THE SONGLIAO BASIN, NE CHINA Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; SEPM (Society for 344-5 377 Llaguno, Jose*; Maurrasse, Florentin J-M.R.: PETROGRAPHIC Sedimentary Geology)) AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F UPPERMOST BARREMIAN - LOWEST APTIAN OF THE Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EASTERN PRADA QUARRY SECTION OF THE RESTRICTED Booth # ORGANYÀ BASIN, SOUTH-CENTRAL PYRENEES 343-1 362 Carvajal, Carlos P.*; Soreghan, Gerilyn S.; Isaacson, Peter E.; 344-6 378 Leggett, Tyler Nathan*; Leslie, Caitlin E.; Peppe, Daniel J.; Hinnov, Linda A.: CLIMATIC AND VOLCANIC EVENTS Williamson, Thomas E.: MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE RECORDED IN ATMOSPHERIC DUST OF THE LATE LOWER PALEOCENE UPPER NACIMIENTO FORMATION, PENNSYLVANIAN COPACABANA FORMATION (BOLIVIA) KUTZ CANYON, SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO OF WESTERN GONDWANA 344-7 379 Yang, Rui*; He, Sheng; Hu, Qinhong; Hu, Dongfeng: PALEO- 343-2 363 Lugo Centeno, Cristina*; Samson, Scott D.; Chew, David: OCEAN REDOX ENVIRONMENTS OF BLACK ORGANIC-RICH DETRITAL TITANITE U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY IN THE SHALES IN FULING SHALE GAS FIELD, SICHUAN BASIN MISSISSIPPI AND THE OHIO RIVERS: A TECTONIC 344-8 380 Sumrall, Jonathan B.*; Larson, Erik B.: SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC RECONSTRUCTION TOOL FOR PAST OROGENIC EVENTS? RECONNAISSANCE OF THE ST. IGNACE DISTRICT OF THE 343-3 364 Coffey, Thomas*: UNCHANNELIZED FLOW DICTATING HIAWATHA NATIONAL FOREST BIFURCATION ANGLE IN DISTRIBUTARY CHANNEL 344-9 381 Khameiss, Belkasim*; El Sakran, Saad; Faraj, Faraj H.: NETWORKS STRATIGRAPHIC MAP, CORRELATION AND CROSS SECTION 343-4 365 Cribb, Alison*; Morgan, Daniel; Furbish, David J.; Doane, Tyler; OF THE DARYANAH AL ABYAR AREA, AL JABAL AL Roering, Joshua; Balco, Greg: QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT AKHDAR, NE LIBYA ACCUMULATION RATES WITH COSMOGENIC NE-21 ON 344-10 382 Wiercigroch, Monica*; Bhattacharya, Janok P.: HIGH- GLACIER MORAINES IN BLOODY CANYON, CA FREQUENCY STRATIGRAPHIC CYCLICITY ANALYSIS OF 343-5 366 Naqshband, Suleyman*; Mahon, Robert C.; McElroy, Brandon: THE UPPER CRETACEOUS JUANA LOPEZ MEMBER OF THE QUANTIFYING GRAIN EXCURSION LENGTHS FOR A WIDE MANCOS SHALE, NEW MEXICO RANGE OF FLOW CONDITIONS 344-11 383 Chowns, Timothy M.*; Ashley, Aaron Wolfgang: CHEMISTRY 343-6 367 Bunte, Kristin*; Swingle, Kurt W.; Ettema, Robert; Abt, Steven R.; OF HEMATITE-ILLITE AND CHAMOSITE OOIDS FROM THE Cenderelli, Daniel A.: ESTIMATE OF GRAVEL TRANSPORT SILURIAN RED MOUNTAIN FORMATION (ALABAMA); A RATES AT BANKFULL FLOW IN MOUNTAIN STREAMS SOLUTION TO THE OOIDAL IRONSTONE ENIGMA

312 2016 GSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 344-27 344-26 344-25 344-24 344-23 344-22 344-21 344-20 344-19 344-18 344-17 344-16 344-15 344-14 344-13 344-12 399 398 397 396 395 394 393 392 391 390 389 388 387 386 385 384 INTO ASEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK OF THE Scribner, Benjamin*: INTEGRATING SUBSURFACE DATA AND U/PBDATING BERMEJO BASIN: NEWINSIGHTSFROM SEDIMENTOLOGY David L.; Buelow, EllenK.: STRATIGRAPHIC STAGES OF J.;Brian Mescua,JoseF.; Giambiagi,Laura B.; Kimbrough, Suriano, Julieta*; Mardonez,Diego; Lossada,AnaClara; Mahoney, FORMATION OKLAHOMA IN METER-SCALECYCLES: ORDOVICIAN BROMIDE ALLOCHEM TYPE ANDAUTHIGENIC MINERALABUNDANCE Snowden, JeffS.*; JesseR.: Carlucci, VARIATION IN COUNTY TEXAS ATOKAN INTERVALS AT THE FARNWORTH UNIT, OCHILTREE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE PENNSYLVANIAN MORROWAN AND Robert: DEPOSTIONALENVIRONMENT ANDSEQUENCE Rose-Coss, Dylan*; Cather, Martha; Mozley, Peter; Balch, TEXAS CRETACEOUS BLUFFMESA, INDIOMOUNTAINS, WEST TRANSGRESSIVE DEPOSITSINANACTIVE RIFTBASIN, STRATIGRAPHY OFLACUSTRINE TO MARINE Richard P.: DEPOSITIONALCONTROLS ANDSEQUENCE Anderson, Andrew T.*; Giles, A.; Katherine Langford, CYCLIC AGGRADATION ANDHIGHSTAND SHEDDING IN UTAH ANDNEVADA: FROM SUB-AERIALEXPOSURE TO A CARBONATE PLATFORM DURING THE LATE CAMBRIAN Weichert, Wesley Donald*; Evans, Kevin Ray: EVOLUTION OF MODELLING OFSILICICLASTICRESERVOIRS Long, Haili: PETROGRAPHIC 3D-IMAGING ANDDIAGENETIC Mahmic, Orhan*; Dypvik,Henning; Hammer, Erik; Sørlie, Ronald; SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK BAKKEN SHALEMEMBERS, FOR THE DEVELOPMENTOFA LATE DEVONIAN-EARLY MISSISSIPPIANLOWER ANDUPPER STRATIGRAPHIC ANDPETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE Cameron*;Stewart, Schieber, Juergen; Canter, Lyn: BENTONITE BED, PONTOTOC COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI OF THE RIPLEYFORMATION FROM ANEWLY RECOGNIZED CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC CONSTRAINTSONDEPOSITION OF LATE CRETACEOUS GULFCOAST VOLCANISM AND Gifford, Jennifer N.*; F.; Platt,Brian Swann, Charles T.: TIMING COLUMBIA ANDNEVADA AND EUSTATIC CHANGESINSOUTHWESTERNBRITISH (SINEMURIAN) BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY Andrew H.; Gröcke, DarrenR.; Selby, David: EARLY JURASSIC Hou, Pengfei*; Smith,Paul L.; Porter, Sarah J.; Caruthers, ASIAN OCEAN: EVIDENCEFROM SEDIMENTOLOGY Gong, Fan-hao*; Li,Shi-chao: THECLOSING TIME OFPALEO COLOMBIA TABLAZO FORMATION, MIDDLEMAGDALENA VALLEY, Otero, Santiago*; Patarroyo, Pedro:OF THE STRATIGRAPHY AND PENNSYLVANIA BOUNDARY INTERVAL (UPPERDEVONIAN) INNEW YORK AND FACIES ANALYSES OF THE FRASNIAN-FAMENNIAN Getty, Patrick R.; Hren,Michael T.: STRATIGRAPHIC REVISION Beard, J. Andrew*; Bush,Andrew M.; Fernandes, AnjaliM.; FIRST APPROACH NORTHWESTERN OAXACA, SOUTHEASTERNMEXICO: A OF THE YOLOMÉCATL FORMATION, LATE EOCENEOF Ramón; Ruiz-González,JoséE.: DEPOSITIONALSYSTEMS Ismael*;Ferrusquia Villafranca, Torres-Hernández, José INSIGHTS FROM CHEMISTRY ANDMINERALOGY MAASTRICHTIAN PATTI FORMATION, BIDA BASIN, NIGERIA: SIGNIFICANCE OF THE IRONSTONE FACIES OF THE Ojo, OlusolaJ.*; Bamidele, Toba E.; Kelani, Idris W.: GENETIC PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE THEIR RELEVANCE TO UNDERSTANDING LATE PALEOZOIC HEATH FORMATION (BIGSNOWY TROUGH, MONTANA) AND PALEOENVIRONMENTS OF THE LATE MISSISSIPPIAN Justin P.*;Ahern, R.; Fielding,Christopher Lowe, James B: 25–28 September

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Denver, ColoradoUSA 344-34 344-33 344-32 344-31 344-30 344-29 344-28 345-7 345-6 345-5 345-4 345-3 345-2 345-1 Authors willbepresentfrom4:30to6:30PM 9:00 AM,Colorado Convention CenterExhibitHallE/F Division ) Geomorphology Division; GSAStructuralGeologyand Tectonics Colorado GeologicalSurvey; Geologyand GSAQuaternary Rocky MountainRegion(Posters) (ColoradoScientificSociety; the Plains—New Conceptsand Discoveries inColoradoandthe T205. The ColoradoScientificSocietyIII: From theMountainsto SESSION NO. 345 Booth # 406 405 404 413 403 412 402 411 401 410 400 409 408 407 MULTIPLE-HYPOTHESESMETHODOLOGY WORKING Li, Haipeng*: READING THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD: A COLORADO’S STRATIGRAPHY COLORADOSTRATIGRAPHY.ORG ISANEW TOOL TO SEE Raynolds, G.*; James Robert Hagadorn, W.: EMPHASIS ONALLOSTRATIGRAPHIC UNITS BASIN FILLOFLAS VEGAS VALLEY, NEVADA, WITH Donovan, David Joseph*: STRATIGRAPHIC UNITSIN THE CHINA SEA BAIYUN SAG OF THE PEARLRIVERMOUTHBASIN, SOUTH PALEOGENE SYNRIFT TO EARLY POST-RIFT STRATA IN THE ARCHITECTURE ANDDEPOSITIONALEVOLUTION OF Gao, Nanan*; Lin,Changsong; Kenneth Eriksson, A.: SEQUENCE EL PUJAL SECTION, CATALUNYA, NESPAIN EPISODIC DYSOXIA RELATED TO OAE1A, ORGANYÀBASIN, Socorro, Jander*; Maurrasse, FlorentinJ-M.R.: CONTINUOUS MISSISSIPPIAN), CENTRALMONTANA RICH BLACK MUDROCK IN THE HEATH FORMATION (UPPER DEPOSITIONAL SETTINGOFMETALLIFEROUS, ORGANIC- Jarboe, Palma J.; Hackley, Paul C.; Scott,Clint; Slack, JohnF.: Dumoulin, Julie A.*; Johnson,Craig A.; Kelley, KarenD.; NORTHERN BIGHORNBASIN, WYOMING THE MIDDLEJURASSICGYPSUMSPRINGFORMATION, Kyle L.: ELEMENTAL CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC ZONESIN Parcell, William C.*; Lapeyre, Clark; Charles; Day, Gilbert, OKLAHOMA ORDOVICIAN BROMIDE FORMATION, SOUTH-CENTRAL WATERSHEDS METAL CYCLINGINMOUNTAIN PINEBEETLEIMPACTED Heil, ElliM.*; Navarre-Sitchler, Alexis K.; Wanty, RichardB.: IMPACTED BYACID MINEDRAINAGE Wise, BenR.*: DENITRIFIERDIVERSITYINANECOSYSTEM LAKE SEDIMENTSINCENTRALCOLORADO CHARACTERIZING SNOW AVALANCHES RECORDEDIN Hickman, Zara K.*; E.; Briles, Christy Gray, Andrew: TRANSECTS OFRADIATION-DAMAGED ZIRCON FOURTEENERS USING(U/TH)-HEDATE-ELEVATION EVOLUTION OF TWO COLORADOFRONT RANGE Joshua; Kelly,NEAR-SURFACE NigelM.: DECIPHERINGTHE Havranek, RachelElizabeth*; Flowers, RebeccaM.; Johnson, BASEMENT FAULT CONFIGURATION MODEL SEISMICITY IN THE DENVERBASIN PROMPTS UPDATED Bauer, Matthew William*; Harty, MichaelJoesph: INDUCED MANCOS SHALEUSING WIRE-LINE GEOPHYSICALDATA PROPERTIES OF THE PHOSPHORIAFORMATION AND THE O’Connor, Camille*: ANEVALUATION OFMECHANICAL EDGAR EXPERIMENTAL MINE, IDAHO SPRINGS, COLORADO TRADITIONAL MANUAL METHODS: CASESTUDY FROM THE LIDAR, ASTATIONARY TERRESTRIAL SCANNER, AND DATA COLLECTED WITH AROBOT-MOUNTED MOBILE A COMPARISON OFGEOLOGICMAPSCREATED USING Meyer, John*; Holley, Elizabeth; Steele, John; Walton, Gabriel: SESSION NO. 345

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SESSION NO. 346 347-4 428 Casale, Gabriele*; Levine, Jamie S.F.; Craig, Taylor D.; Stewart, T211. Large-Scale Continental Extensional Tectonics (Posters) Craig: TIMING AND DEFORMATION CONDITIONS OF THE (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) TALLULAH FALLS DOME, NE GEORGIA; IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ALLEGHANIAN OROGENY 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 347-5 429 MA, Chong*; Steltenpohl, Mark G.; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Mueller, Paul A.; VanDervoort, Dane S.: DETRITAL-ZIRCON Booth # GEOCHRONOLOGY OF METASILICICLASTICS FROM THE 346-1 414 Pavlides, Spyridon*; Koukouvelas, Ioannis; Zygouri, Vasiliki; SOUTHERNMOST APPALACHIAN OROGEN: IMPLICATIONS Valkaniotis, Sotiris: EXTENSIONAL TECTONICS OF THE FOR THE CONFIGURATION OF THE SOUTHEASTERN CENTRAL GREECE AS A MATTER OF COUPLING AND LAURENTIAN MARGIN, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA DECOUPLING OF THE AEGEAN PLATE OVER THE AFRICAN 347-6 430 Thompson, Margaret D.*; Ramezani, Jahandar; Grunow, Anne M.: (NUBIAN) PLATE WITHIN-PLATE TECTONIC SETTING OF PALEOZOIC ALKALIC 346-2 415 Merey, Osman*; Cemen, Ibrahim: STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION SUITES IN SE NEW ENGLAND, USA: CONSTRAINTS OF THE BUYUK MENDERES GRABEN: IMPLICATIONS FOR FROM CA-TIMS U-PB ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY AND CENOZOIC EXTENSIONAL TECTONICS IN WESTERN TURKEY PALEOMAGNETISM 346-3 416 Sert, Seren*; Merey, Osman; Cemen, Ibrahim: ARE THE 347-7 431 Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.; Hurd, James: EAST-WEST TRENDING GRABENS OF THE WESTERN THE PEVERLY BROOK LINEAMENT AND SCARP IN ANATOLIA EXTENDED TERRANE, TURKEY, SYMMETRICAL SOUTHEASTERN NEW HAMPSHIRE: A LATE PLEISTOCENE- STRUCTURAL FEATURES? 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VARIATION ALONG THE HIMALAYAN RANGE 346-11 424 Pritt, Amy R.*; Prater, Wesley T.; Laó-Dávila, Daniel A.; 347-15 439 Xie, Yanxue*; Dilek, Yildirim: DETRITAL ZIRCON U-PB Abdelsalam, Mohamed G.; Atekwana, Estella A.: RIFT BORDER ANALYSIS OF THE LIUQU CONGLOMERATE ALONG THE FAULT SEGMENTATION THROUGH ALONG-STRIKE YARLUNG-ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE, AND IMPLICATIONS DEFLECTION: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTHERN MALAWI RIFT FOR THE MODE AND TIMING OF COLLISION TECTONICS IN SOUTHERN TIBET SESSION NO. 347 347-16 440 Zamora, Carolina L.*; Gordon, Stacia M.; Long, Sean P.; Tectonics/Tectonophysics (Posters) Kylander-Clark, Andrew R.C.; McDonald, C.S.: EXHUMATION AND COOLING HISTORY OF GREATER HIMALAYAN ROCKS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F IN THE EASTERN HIMALAYA: A U-PB AND 40AR/39AR Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM THERMOCHRONOLOGY STUDY FROM CENTRAL AND Booth # EASTERN BHUTAN 347-1 425 Clinton, Justin*; Chandonia, William; Hogan, John P.: ANALOG 347-17 441 Nie, Junsheng*; Wang, Weitao; Gallagher, Kerry; Garzione, MODELING OF “THICK-SKIN” CRUSTAL DEFORMATION Carmala; Hoke, Gregory D.; Stockli, Daniel F.; Stevens, Thomas: DURING CONTINENTAL COLLISION BIRTH OF THE MEKONG RIVER REVEALS TOP-DOWN 347-2 426 Walker, Kaitlynn L.*; Carrapa, Barbara; Thomson, Stuart N.; FORCING FOR FLUVIAL INCISION Stevens, Andrea L.: CLIMATIC AND TECTONIC CONTROL ON 347-18 442 Radwany, Molly*; Whitney, Donna L.; Teyssier, Christian: EROSION ACROSS THE ALPINE FAULT, SOUTH ISLAND, NEW TECTONIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ORIGIN AND DISPERSAL ZEALAND OF OPHIOLITIC METAGABBRO IN CENTRAL ANATOLIA 347-3 427 Peterson, Virginia L.*; DeYoung, Samuel G.; Tjapkes, Daniel J.; 347-19 443 Şen, Fatih*; Koral, Hayrettin; Irena, Peytcheva: THE Rahl, Jeffrey M.: OLIVINE EBSD AND EQUILIBRIUM CONSECUTIVE CLOSURE PHASES OF THE IAPETUS, RHEIC ASSEMBLAGE CONSTRAINTS ON CONDITIONS OF AND PALAEO-TETHYS IN THE ISTANBUL ZONE: U-PB AGES FORMATION AND EMPLACEMENT OF THE BUCK CREEK FROM CROSS-CUTTING DYKES ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, NORTH CAROLINA

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SESSION NO. 349 349-5 476 Toraman, Erkan*; DelGaudio, Stephen; Wong, Martin S.: T222. Proterozoic Accretion of the North American Continent CONSTRAINING THE TIMING AND KINEMATICS OF – United Plates of America Revisited (Posters) (GSA Structural DEFORMATION IN THE ADIRONDACKS: MICROSTRUCTURAL Geology and Tectonics Division) ANALYSIS OF THE COLTON-CARTHAGE SHEAR ZONE, NORTHWEST ADIRONDACKS 9:00 AM, Colorado Convention Center Exhibit Hall E/F 349-6 477 Grohn, Lisa J.*; Regan, Sean P.; Williams, Michael L.; De Authors will be present from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Santana Do Nascimento, Larissa; Zhang, Shungquan; Cousens, Booth # Brian; Gallagher, Mitchell; Aspler, Lawrence B.; Chiarenzelli, 349-1 472 Verbaas, Jaap*; Thorkelson, Derek; Davis, William J.; Crowley, Jeffrey R.: PETROGENESIS, AGE, AND CORRELATION OF THE James L.; Foster, David A.; Gibson, H. Daniel; Furlanetto, KAZAN DIKE SWARM, NUNAVUT, CANADA: IMPLICATIONS Francesca: POST-OROGENIC OVERLAP SUCCESSION FOR AN ABORTED RIFT ORIGIN FOR THE SNOWBIRD SPANNING THE GAWLER CRATON AND NORTHWESTERN TECTONIC ZONE NUNA AT 1.6 GA 349-7 478 Farnsworth-Pinkerton, Shoshauna*; McMillan, Nancy J.; Dutrow, 349-2 473 Vincent, Stephanie A.*; Frost, Carol D.; Swapp, Susan M.; Frost, Barbara L.; Henry, Darrell J.: CHANGE IN PROVENANCE OF B. Ronald: NEOARCHEAN POLYMETAMORPHISM DURING PROTEROZOIC METASEDIMENTARY ROCKS IN THE PICURIS CRUSTAL ASSEMBLY OF THE SOUTHERN WYOMING MOUNTAINS BASED ON LASER-INDUCED BREAKDOWN PROVINCE SPECTROSCOPY (LIBS) OF DETRITAL TOURMALINE 349-3 474 Loose, Stephanie*; Baran, Zeynep: INVESTIGATION AND 3D 349-8 479 Cubrich, Bart T.*; Chamberlain, Kevin R.; Duebendorfer, Ernest; MODELLING OF PRECAMBRIAN DEFORMATION EVENTS Williams, Michael L.; Hamlin, Jeffre W.: THE SODA CREEK FISH AND GOLD MINERALIZATION IN KEYSTONE MINING CREEK SHEAR ZONE: USING MULTIPLE GEOCHRONOLOGIC DISTRICT, SOUTH DAKOTA METHODS TO UNRAVEL THE PROTEROZOIC STRUCTURAL 349-4 475 Sheppard, Stephen*; Zi, Jian-wei; Rasmussen, Birger; Krapež, HISTORY OF POLYPHASE DEFORMATION IN HIGHLY Bryan: “ARC” MAGMATISM IN THE PEMBINE-WAUSAU DEFORMED ROCKS TERRANE: A RESULT OF RIFTING CAUSED BY OBLIQUE COLLISION DURING THE PENOKEAN OROGENY

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