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GSA is proud to partner with the following Associated Societies in History of Earth Sciences Society (HESS) order to present the best science during our meeting. We invite our International Association for Geoscience Diversity (IAGD) Associated Society members to register for the annual meeting at the GSA member rate. International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) International Association of GeoChemistry (IAGC) AASP - The Palynological Society International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) International Medical Geology Association (IMGA) American Geophysical Union (AGU) International Society for Aeolian Research (ISAR) American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) Israel Geological Society (IGS) American Quaternary Association (AMQUA) Karst Waters Institute (KWI) American Rock Mechanics Association (ARMA) Microanalysis Society (MAS) American Water Resources Association (AWRA) Mineralogical Association of Canada (MAC) Asociación Geológica Argentina (AGA) The Mineralogical Society (MS) Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG) Minnesota Ground Water Association (MGWA) Association of American State Geologists (AASG) National Association of Black Geoscientists (NABG) Association of Earth Science Editors (AESE) National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT) Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG) National Association of State Boards of Geology (ASBOG®) Association of Geoscientists for International Development National Cave and Karst Research Institute (NCKRI) (AGID) National Earth Science Teachers Association (NESTA) Blueprint Earth (BE) National Ground Water Association (NGWA) The Clay Minerals Society (CMS) Nepal Geological Society (NGS) Colorado Scientific Society (CSS) Paleontological Research Institution (PRI) Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division (CUR) Paleontological Society (PS) Cushman Foundation (CF) Seismological Society of America (SSA) Environmental & Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS) Sigma Gamma Epsilon (SGE) European Geosciences Union (EGU) Sociedad Geológica Mexicana, A.C. (SGM) Geochemical Society (GS) Società Geologica Italiana (SGI) Geologica Belgica (GB) Society for American Archaeology (SAA) Geological Association of Canada (GAC®) Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health (SEGH) Geological Society of Africa (GSAF) Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME) Geological Society of Australia (GSAus) SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) Geological Society of China (GSC) Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections Geological Society of London (GSL) (SPNHC) Geological Society of South Africa (GSSA) Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) Geologische Vereinigung (GV) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Geoscience Information Society (GSIS) Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (SVP) Geoscience Society of New Zealand (GSNZ) Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) Groundwater Resources Association of California (GRA) Western Interior Paleontological Society (WIPS)

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MAS MAC MS MSA MGWA NABG NAGT

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19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 105 Organizing Committees

2014 VANCOUVER LOCAL ORGANIZING History and Philosophy of Geology Division: Renee Clary and COMMITTEE Joanne (Jody) Bourgeois General Co-Chairs Hydrogeology Division: Ben Rostron and Christopher Gellasch Glyn Williams-Jones, Simon Fraser University Limnogeology Division: Amy Myrbo James MacEachern, Simon Fraser University Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division: Diane R. Smith and Yildirim Dilek Planetary Geology Division: Devon M. Burr, Debra Buczkowski, Field Trip Co-Chairs and Danielle Wyrick Shahin Dashtgard, Simon Fraser University Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division: Brent Ward, Simon Fraser University Alan R. Nelson and David Dethier Sedimentary Geology Division: Greg Ludvigson and Ed Simpson STUDENT COMMITTEE Structural Geology and Tectonics Division: Dan Gibson and Chair: Oliver Friesen Chris Bailey Patty Hayduk, Allison Westin, Joshua Wiebe, and Carly Smythe Representatives at Large Host University Karst: Cory Blackeagle and George Veni Simon Fraser University Marine/Coastal Geology: Mike Lewis Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology: Claude Hillaire-Marcel 2014 JOINT TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Petroleum Geology: Marc L. Buursink REPRESENTATIVES Precambrian Geology: Kent Condie 2014 Technical Program Chair: Kevin Mickus, Missouri Soils and Soil Processes (Interdisciplinary Interest Group): State University Michael Young 2014 Technical Program Co-Chair: Patrick Burkhart, Slippery Rock University ANNUAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chair: Nancy J. McMillan Associated Societies Christopher M. Bailey, Richard C. Berg, Aaron L. Berger, Association of Earth Science Editors: Monica Easton Peter T. Bobrowsky, Patrick Burkhart, Bernardo Cesare, Geochemical Society: William Hart and Brandy M. Toner Kristin Marie Dorfler, Kevin L. Mickus, and Brian R. Pratt Geoscience Information Society: Hannah Winkler Mineralogical Society of America: James S. Beard and Philip Brown FUTURE NAGT: Randy Richardson and Aida A. Awad Paleontological Society: Phoebe Cohen, Christy Visaggi, and GSA ANNUAL MEETINGS Thomas D. Olszewski 2015 SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology): Michael Grammer Baltimore, Maryland, USA (1–4 Nov.) Society of Economic Geologists: Nigel M. Kelly 2016 Denver, Colorado, USA (25–28 Sept.) GSA Divisions Archaeological Geology Division: Cynthia M. Fadem and 2017 Katherine Adelsberger Seattle, Washington, USA (22–25 Oct.) Coal Geology Division: Jennifer O’Keefe and Brett J. Valentine 2018 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division: Bill Burns Indianapolis, Indiana, USA (4–7 Nov.) and Matt Crawford 2019 Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division: Jocelyn Sessa and Denver, Colorado, USA (13–16 Oct.) Frank Corsetti Geoinformatics Division: Kerstin Lehnert and M. Lee Allison 2020 Geology and Health Division: Saugata Datta Montréal, Québec, Canada (25–28 Oct.) Geology and Society Division: R. Laurence Davis and Suzanne O’Connell Geophysics Division: Samantha E. Hansen and Nicholas C. Schmerr Geoscience Education Division: Julie Libarkin and Christopher L. Atchison

106 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition Session Cosponsor Organizations Our thanks to the following…

SESSION COSPONSOR ORGANIZATIONS GSA Planetary Geology Division American Association of Petroleum Geologists Committee for GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division Structural Interpretation GSA Sedimentary Geology Division American Association of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division Structure and Geomechanics Division History of Earth Sciences Society American Geosciences Institute IAVCEI/IACS Joint Commission on Volcano-Ice Interactions American Quaternary Association iDigBio, Paleontological Society Association for Women Geoscientists IGCP 588 PALSEA2 Association of American State Geologists IGCP 597—Amalgamation and Breakup of Pangaea: The Type Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists Example of the Supercontinent Cycle Canadian Association of Palynologists Institute for Energy Studies at Western Washington University Canadian Geomorphology Research Group International Association for Geoethics Canadian Geothermal Energy Association International Association of GeoChemistry Canadian Quaternary Association International Association of Hydrogeologists CLEAN Network International Commission on Stratigraphy Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network International Section Cordilleran Section of the Geological Association of Canada International Society for Aeolian Research Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development Cushman Foundation International Subcommission on Stratigraphic Classification Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research International Union of Geological Sciences European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics Karst Waters Institute and Structural Geology Large Igneous Provinces Commission Foundation for Glacier and Environmental Research University Mineralogical Society of America Alaska Southeast NAGT Geo2YC Division Gemological Institute of America National Association of Black Geoscientists Geochemical Society National Association of Geoscience Teachers Geological Association of Canada National Cave and Karst Research Institute Geological Society of South Africa National Earth Science Teachers Association Geological Survey of Canada National Ground Water Association Geology (GSA journal) North American Commission on Stratigraphic Nomenclature Geoscience Information Society Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology Geotechnical Extreme Event Reconnaissance (GEER) Association Paleontological Association Global Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Paleontological Society Risk Management Pander Society GSA Archaeological Geology Division Petroleum/Energy Discipline GSA Coal Geology Division SEG’s Geoscientists without Borders GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division Sigma Gamma Epsilon GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) GSA Geoinformatics Division Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections GSA Geology and Health Division Society of Economic Geologists GSA Geology and Public Policy Committee Society of Vertebrate Paleontology GSA Geology and Society Division Soil Science Society of America GSA Geophysics Division Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group GSA Geoscience Education Division Supporting and Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division Colleges (SAGE 2YC) Program GSA Hydrogeology Division The Palynological Society GSA International Association for Geoscience Diversity U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program GSA International Section University of Colorado Museum of Natural History GSA Limnogeology Division Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 107 Technical Program At-A-Glance Arranged by scientific category and session number

Use the technical session number below to find the title and time of the session on pages 145–306. Bold numbers—Pardee Keynote sessions; P and DP—poster and digital poster sessions, which run all day.

SUN. MON. TUES. WED. Discipline Category A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

Archaeological Geology 12 29(P) 95 185 Coal Geology 246 114(P) Economic Geology 61 96 186 247 277 293(P) 115(P) 204(P) 267 Engineering Geology 30(P) 97 156 294(P) 248 278 295(P) 205(P) 296(P) 116(P) 187 Environmental Geoscience 13 98 249 279 297(P) 117(P) 188 250 298(P) 334 206(P) 31(P) 118(P) 207(P) 1 32(P) 119(P) 189 Geochemistry 208(P) 280 335 14 33(P) 120(P) 190 209(P) 75 157 251 Geoinformatics 34(P) 35(P) Geology and Health 154 74 299(P) 210(P) Geomicrobiology 76 158 191 281 300(P) 252 336 301(P) 68 87 121(P) Geomorphology 5 182 211(P) 274 302(P) 69 92 150 332 122(P) Geophysics/Geodynamics 15 59 99 159 Geoscience and Public Policy 16 36(P) 303(P) 28(DP) 203(P) 113(DP) 7 37(P) 212(P) 304(P) 123(P) 8 38(P) 213(P) 265 305(P) 93 124(P) Geoscience Education 9 70 183 214(P) 275 306(P) 94 151 10 71 243 276 307(P) 152 11 72 244 333 153 73 245 Geoscience Information/ 192 253 282 308(P) Communication History and Philosophy of 100 160 Geology 39(P) 125(P) 40(P) 309(P) 17 88 145 193 283 62 337 Hydrogeology 18 101 161 194 263 284 77 338 19 102 162 195 285 78 339 173 79

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Karst 155 184 215(P) 310(P) Limnogeology 80 261 325 126(P) 311(P) Marine/Coastal Science 103 196 216(P) 266 163 340 127(P) Mineralogy/ 128(P) 104 262 286 312(P) Crystallography 164 165 217(P) Oil/Gas/Alternative Energy 20 41(P) 105 129(P) 197 254 Paleoclimatology/ 42(P) 130(P) 236 106 198 287 Paleoceanography 43(P) 166 255 313(P) Paleontology, Biogeography/ 218(P) 314(P) 60 288 Biostratigraphy 219(P) 341 342 44(P) 131(P) Paleontology, Diversity, 45(P) 107 199 220(P) 21 144 289 315(P) Extinction, Origination 46(P) 108 200 256 167 63 132(P) Paleontology, Paleoecology/ 47(P) 133(P) 235 22 109 174 Taphonomy 81 134(P) 257 168 Paleontology, Phylogenetic/ 48(P) 23 135(P) 221(P) 264 Morphological Patterns 82 222(P) Petrology, Igneous 110 180 268 343 223(P) 49(P) Petrology, Metamorphic 24 169 201 224(P) 316(P) 83 225(P) 50(P) 136(P) 317(P) Planetary Geology 25 111 202 258 290 84 170 329 259 318(P) Precambrian Geology 26 51(P) 260 291 344 137(P) 52(P) 226(P)

138(P) 269 319(P) AT-A-GLANCE Quaternary Geology 53(P) 241 139(P) 273 331 67 242 149 Sediments, Carbonates 54(P) 112 140(P) 175 320(P) Sediments, Clastic 27 85 171 292 321(P) 345 Soils 6 55(P) 322(P) Stratigraphy 56(P) 176 346 227(P) 57(P) Structural Geology 2 86 141(P) 228(P) 270 64 229(P)

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 109 Technical Program At-A-Glance Arranged by scientific category and session number

Use the technical session number below to find the title and time of the session on pages 145–306. Bold numbers—Pardee Keynote sessions; P and DP—poster and digital poster sessions, which run all day.

SUN. MON. TUES. WED. Discipline Category A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

230(P) 231(P) 323(P) 142(P) 177 232(P) 324(P) 58(P) 89 143(P) 3 178 233(P) 271 326 Tectonics/Tectonophysics 65 90 146 4 179 237 272 327 66 91 147 181 238 328 148 239 330 240 Volcanology 234(P) Miscellaneous 172

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110 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition Sessions by Category

All 346 Technical Sessions will take place in the Vancouver Convention Centre–West Building. View https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2014AM/webprogram/start.html for details and to browse the entire meeting schedule, or download GSA’s smart-phone app at www.geosociety.org/mobilemeeting/.

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172 GSA Gold Medal Lectures Monday 2–3:30 p.m. Ballroom B Archaeological Geology T85. The Archaeological Record as a Paleoclimatic and 12 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 306 Paleoenvironmental Archive 29 Archaeological Geology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 95 T86. Coastal Geoarchaeology Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 306 185 T87. Past Human-Environment Interactions Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 306 Coal Geology 246 T88. North American Coal and Source Rock Geology Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 212 Economic Geology 61 Recent Advances in Economic Geology Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 207 T92. Innovative Across-Scale Integration in Economic Geology: 96 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 204 In the Giant Footprint of Rob Kerrich 114 Recent Advances in Economic Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 115 T93. Undergraduate Research in Economic Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T89. Structural and Tectonic Controls on Gold Mineralization from 186 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 302/303 the Roots of Mountain Belts to Hot Springs T90. Honoring the Diverse Career of Eric S. Cheney: From Ore 247 Deposits and Sequence Stratigraphy to Pacific Northwest Geology Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 302/303 and Citizen Responsibility T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, Fertility, 277 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 302/303 and Exploration T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, Fertility, 293 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C and Exploration (Posters) Engineering Geology 30 T95. Frontiers in Environmental and Engineering Geology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T97. Landslides with Flow Characteristics: From Glaciomarine 97 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 213 Sediment to Mountains with Degrading Permafrost T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research 156 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 213 Competition T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research 204 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Competition (Posters) T101. Landslide Hazard Analysis: Maps, Monitoring, Models, and 248 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 213 the Future 267 Environmental and Engineering Geology Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 217/218 278 T99. Urban Geology: An Emerging Discipline in a Changing World Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 213 T101. Landslide Hazard Analysis: Maps, Monitoring, Models, and 294 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C the Future (Posters) SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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Environmental Geoscience T102. Asbestos, Fibrous Zeolites, and Other Elongate Mineral 13 Particles (EMP) of Environmental Concern: Where Mineralogy and Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 202/203 Geology Meet Epidemiology, Industrial Hygiene, and Public Policy T104. GeoCorpsTM America—A Successful Partnership Promoting 98 Individual Professional Development and Application of Geoscience Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205/206 to Management of America’s Public Lands T104. GeoCorpsTM America—A Successful Partnership Promoting 116 Individual Professional Development and Application of Geoscience Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C to Management of America’s Public Lands (Posters) T110. GIS and Remote Sensing Applications in Environmental and 117 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Engineering Geology (Posters) T105. Deconstructing Terroir: Geologic Influences on the Sensory 187 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205/206 Components of Foods and Beverages T106. The Landslide Multi-Hazard Conundrum: What Primary 188 Hazards Trigger Landslides, and How Do Landslides in Turn Cause Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 202/203 Secondary Hazards? 205 T113. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T107. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student 249 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 202/203 Research Projects 250 T116. Water Contamination and Treatment in Developing Countries Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 204 T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common 279 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 202/203 Challenges Faced across the Mining Industry 295 Environmental and Engineering Geology (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common 296 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Challenges Faced across the Mining Industry (Posters) T108. Palynology in Geoarchaeological and Environmental Studies 297 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T114. The Fate of Passive Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Systems: 298 Results, Solutions, and Advances for Continued Improvement of Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Impaired Waters (Posters) T109. New Research on the Taku and Llewellyn Glaciers, Juneau 334 Icefield, Alaska and British Columbia: Extending a 68 Year Climate Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 202/203 Science Legacy Geochemistry 1 P1. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Ballroom A T117. Magmas and Their Sources I: A Tribute to the Distinguished 14 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205/206 Career of Fred Frey 31 Recent Advances in Geochemistry (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 32 T121. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 33 T123. Advances in Nuclear Forensics (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T117. Magmas and Their Sources II: A Tribute to the Distinguished 75 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 205/206 Career of Fred Frey T117. Magmas and Their Sources: A Tribute to the Distinguished 118 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Career of Fred Frey (Posters)

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T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of 119 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of the 2014 MSA Award (Posters) T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban 120 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Geochemistry (Posters) T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban 157 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 204 Geochemistry I T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of 189 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 213 Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of the 2014 MSA Award T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban 190 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 204 Geochemistry II 206 T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia 207 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Subduction Zone (Posters) 208 T125. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Undergraduate Research (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, Climate, 209 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C and Environments: Challenges and Recent Advances (Posters) 251 T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 207 T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia 280 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 306 Subduction Zone T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, Climate, 335 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 204 and Environments: Challenges and Recent Advances Geoinformatics T128. Geological and Geomorphological Applications of Digital 34 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Terrain Analysis (Posters) Geology and Health T80. Urban Pollutants and Their Effects on Environmental and 35 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Human Health (Posters) 74 T79. Global Challenges and Human Health Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 213 154 T81. Geology of Metals and Human Health Impacts Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 306 Geomicrobiology 76 T133. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Terrestrial Perspective Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 215/216 158 T131. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Marine Perspective Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 114/115 T132. Harnessing “Omics” to Advance the Geosciences: New 191 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 304/305 Paradigms and Platforms for Observing Earth Systems T131. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Marine Perspective 210 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T129. Methane Seepage, Chemosynthetic Life Oases, and Carbonate 252 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 304/305 Deposits 281 T135. New Developments in Microbialites Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 304/305 299 T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 300 T135. New Developments in Microbialites (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 336 T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 304/305 Geomorphology 5 T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes I Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 208/209 68 T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes II Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 208/209 T46. Geomorphic Dynamics in Glacial and Periglacial Mountain 69 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 211 Landscapes SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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87 Fluvial Geomorphology Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 208/209 92 T42. Landscape Evolution through the Lens of Cosmogenic Nuclides Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 211 T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes 121 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T40. Records of Past Watershed Dynamics Archived in Lowland 150 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 208/209 Wetlands and Lakes 182 T41. Advances in Tsunami and Storm Research Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 211 T43. Automated Approaches to Mapping Geological Materials and 211 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Landforms (Posters) T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and Approaches 274 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 208/209 Used in Sediment Budgets T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and Approaches 301 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Used in Sediment Budgets (Posters) 302 T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 332 T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 208/209 Geophysics/Geodynamics T140. Magnetic Surveys for Imaging the Geology of Earth and Other 15 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 119/120 Planetary Bodies: A Session Honoring the Legacy of Isidore Zietz 59 Geophysics/Geodynamics Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 119/120 99 T138. Geoscience Investigations of the Polar Regions Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 119/120 T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current 122 Research Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Presentation (Posters) T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current 159 Research Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 119/120 Presentation Geoscience and Public Policy 16 T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable Future Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 212 T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable Future 36 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T142. Warnings Heeded, Problems Fixed, Disasters Averted: Stories 303 about How Geology and Geologists Have Succeeded in Helping Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Society (Posters) Geoscience Education T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, 7 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 214 Mapping, and Resource Management I 8 T53. Place-Based Approaches to Geoscience Education I Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 219 9 T56. Ushering in a New Era in K–16 Geoscience Education Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 210 10 T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences I Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 217/218 T64. Transdisciplinary Thinking in Geoscience Education at Two- 11 Year and Four-Year Colleges: Innovations in Curriculum, Pedagogy, Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 211 and Assessment in Introductory Geoscience Courses 28 T57. Digital Geology Sandpit I (Digital Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C

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T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities 37 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T70. Undertaking Environmental- and Geoscience-Related Research 38 Investigation as Part of Experiential Learning, Comprehension, and Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Critical Thinking Aspects: Involvement of K12–16 Students (Posters) T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, 70 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 214 Mapping, and Resource Management II 71 T53. Place-Based Approaches to Geoscience Education II Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 219 72 T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities I Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 210 73 T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences II Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 217/218 T59. A Grand Tour of the World’s Most Important Geological Sites 93 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 217/218 on Google Earth 94 T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities II Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 210 113 T57. Digital Geology Sandpit II (Digital Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 123 Geoscience Education (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, 124 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Mapping, and Resource Management (Posters) T61. Spatial Thinking in Geoscience Teaching, Learning, and 151 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 210 Professional Practice T68. Involving Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers in Geoscience 152 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 217/218 Research: Innovations and Strategies for Evaluating Their Success T72. Geoscience Alliance: Building Collaborative Partnerships That 153 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 214 Strengthen Earth-Science Research T74. Geoscience Field Education: The Implications of Research and 183 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 217/218 Practice for Workforce Development 203 T73. Pedagogical Use of Physical Models (Digital Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ 212 Employability by Developing Practical Skills and Competencies Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T71. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach 213 Efforts to Increase Awareness and Enable Responsible Decisions Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T77. Undergraduate Research Projects as a Way to Solve Water- 214 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Related Problems/Issues (Posters) T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ 243 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 214 Employability by Developing Practical Skills and Competencies T66. Transformative Innovations in Undergraduate Geoscience 244 Education Supported by NSF Funding Programs: Accomplishments Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 210 and Future Directions T71. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach 245 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 217/218 Efforts to Increase Awareness and Enable Responsible Decisions 265 Geoscience Education: Research and Practice Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 204 T58. Global Geoscience Education Research: Fostering Collaboration 275 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 214 across Geographic and Cultural Borders T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the Geoscience 276 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 210 Classroom T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the Geoscience 304 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Classroom (Posters) SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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T65. Successful Models of Blended/Hybrid Learning Environments 305 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C in the Geosciences (Posters) T66. Transformative Innovations in Undergraduate Geoscience 306 Education Supported by NSF Funding Programs: Accomplishments Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C and Future Directions (Posters) T78. Engaging the Next Generation of Geoscientists: Effective Educational Strategies That Broaden Participation and Prepare 307 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Diverse Learners for Advanced Study and Careers in the Earth Sciences (Posters) T78. Engaging the Next Generation of Geoscientists: Effective Educational Strategies That Broaden Participation and Prepare 333 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 217/218 Diverse Learners for Advanced Study and Careers in the Earth Sciences Geoscience Information/Communication T145. Where in the World? Access and Availability to Geoscience 192 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 116/117 Data I T145. Where in the World? Access and Availability to Geoscience 253 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 116/117 Data II T144. Regional and National Geological Mapping: Multidisciplinary 282 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 116/117 3-D Data Integration and Modeling T146. Where’s the Data? Finding and Using Geoscience Data 308 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) History and Philosophy of Geology 100 T149. The Great Ideas in Geology Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 221/222 160 T149. Great Ideas, Locations, and Outcrops in Geology Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 221/222 Hydrogeology T158. Assessing Vulnerability of Water Supply Wells from 17 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 114/115 Wastewater: Sources, Contaminants, Tracers, and Pathways T159. Groundwater in Cold Environments: Current Understanding 18 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 109 and Challenges T163. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and 19 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 110 Geology 39 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T168. The Interaction of Geophysics, Geochemistry, and 40 Hydrogeology with Ground-Source and Other Geothermal Systems Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) 62 Recent Advances in Hydrogeology Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 202/203 77 T152. Transport of Micropollutants in Groundwater Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 114/115 T155. The Role of Groundwater in the Eutrophication of Surface 78 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 109 Waters T168. The Interaction of Geophysics, Geochemistry, and 79 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 110 Hydrogeology with Ground-Source and Other Geothermal Systems P3. Energy Resource Development and Groundwater: Looking 88 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Ballroom A Broader and Deeper I 101 T153. Characterization and Remediation of Fractured Rock Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 114/115 102 T169. It’s a Cold, Cold World: Permafrost and Glacial Hydrogeology Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 110

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T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on Water 125 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Quality: Toward Sustainability and Stewardship (Posters) P3. Energy Resource Development and Groundwater: Looking 145 Monday 1–5 p.m. Ballroom A Broader and Deeper II T161. Application of Isotopes of Water to Characterize 161 Monday 1–5 p.m. Ballroom C Hydrogeological Processes in Mine Environments T162. Hydrogeology of Arid Region Endorheic Basins: Groundwater 162 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 110 Flow, Geochemical Evolution, and Hydrostratigraphy 173 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Monday 5–6 p.m. Ballroom C T157. Joint Sustainability of Water Resources and Petroleum 193 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 114/115 Energy Production T164. Dynamics of Groundwater Temperature: From Recharge to 194 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 109 Discharge Zones T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That Characterize 195 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 110 Groundwater–Surface Water Interactions: Where to Go from Here? 263 GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Tuesday 4:30–5:30 p.m. Ballroom C 283 T154. Groundwater and Surface-Water Arsenic: From Source to Sink I Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 110 284 T166. Gas-Water Interactions in the Subsurface Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 114/115 T171. Leading Edge of Produced Water Research: Impacts, 285 Fingerprinting, and Science of Brines Associated with Hydrocarbon Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 109 Production T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That Characterize 309 Groundwater–Surface Water Interactions: Where to Go from Here? Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) 337 T154. Groundwater and Surface-Water Arsenic: From Source to Sink II Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 110 T156. Agricultural Impacts on Water Quality: Are We Making 338 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 114/115 Progress? T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on Water 339 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 109 Quality: Toward Sustainability and Stewardship Karst 155 T83. Karst Systems and Processes in Mountainous and Alpine Terrain Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 109 184 T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 208/209 215 T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Limnogeology 80 T172. Terminal Lakes—In Honor of Blair Jones Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 212 T247. The Legacy of Richard Forester: Seminal Contributions 261 towards Understanding Quaternary Climate, Continental Waters Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 114/115 and Ostracodes T173. From Peak to Playa, Saline to Fresh—The Great Diversity of 310 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Lakes (Poster) 325 Recent Advances in Limnogeology Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 213 Marine/Coastal Science 103 T178. Relative Sea-Level Changes since the Last Glacial Maximum Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 212 T177. Antarctic Fjords, Interaction of Biotic, Oceanographic, and 126 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Cryospheric Systems under Changing Climate (Posters) T177. Antarctic Fjords, Interaction of Biotic, Oceanographic, and 163 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 212 Cryospheric Systems under Changing Climate SESSIONS CATEGORY BY 196 T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal Systems Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 212

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T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal Systems 216 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) 266 Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 212 311 Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 340 T179. Back-Barrier Systems in Times of Change Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 212 Mineralogy/Crystallography T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, 104 Geology, and Characterization of Diamonds and Other Gem Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 202/203 Minerals I 127 Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: 128 A Session in Honor of Bernard J. Wood, 2014 Roebling Medalist Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: 164 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 205/206 A Session in Honor of Bernard J. Wood, 2014 Roebling Medalist T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, 165 Geology, and Characterization of Diamonds and Other Gem Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 202/203 Minerals II Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, 262 Tuesday 3–5:30 p.m. Room 109 Presidential Address, and Annual Business Meeting 286 T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 205/206 312 T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Oil/Gas/Alternative Energy T191. What Do We Know about Fluids Produced from 20 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 215/216 Unconventional Reservoirs? T187. Recent Advances in the Exploration, Characterization, and 41 Development of Geothermal Resources in the Pacific Northwest Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical Properties, 105 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 109 and Paleo-Environments T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical Properties, 129 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C and Paleo-Environments (Posters) T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the 197 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 207 Petroleum Industry T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the 217 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Petroleum Industry (Posters) T186. Natural Carbon Dioxide Accumulations as Analogs for 254 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 205/206 Geologic Storage Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography 42 Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T192. High-Resolution Geochemical Proxies of Global Change: 43 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Progress, Problems, and Utility (Posters) T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can We Learn 106 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 215/216 from Data and Models?

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T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can We Learn 130 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C from Data and Models? (Posters) T195. Extreme Environmental Conditions and Biotic Responses 166 during the Permian-Triassic Boundary Crisis and Early Triassic Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 215/216 Recovery I T195. Extreme Environmental Conditions and Biotic Responses 198 during the Permian-Triassic Boundary Crisis and Early Triassic Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 215/216 Recovery II 236 Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 223/224 T198. The Ordovician Revolution: Co-Evolution of Climate and the 255 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 215/216 Biosphere 287 T193. Speleothem Records of Climate Change in North America Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 215/216 Paleontology, Biogeography/Biostratigraphy Paleontology: Temporal and Stratigraphic Resolution in the 60 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 221/222 Fossil Record Paleontology: Fossils as Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimactic 218 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Indicators (Posters) T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience 219 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices (Posters) T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience 288 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 223/224 Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices I 313 Paleontology: Biostratigraphy and Biogeography (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 314 T199. Conodonts as Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Tools (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 341 T199. Conodonts as Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Tools Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 220 T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience 342 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 223/224 Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices II Paleontology, Diversity, Extinction, Origination T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of 21 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 221/222 Pronounced Climate Change 44 Paleontology: The Ediacaran to Early Paleozoic World (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of 45 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Pronounced Climate Change (Posters) T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic— 46 Paleontology and Paleoecology from the Middle Triassic to the Late Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Jurassic (Posters) P2. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic 63 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Ballroom A Environmental Changes T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and 107 Paleoenvironmental Changes across Boundary Events and Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 223/224 Transitions: The Protistan Evidence T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic— 108 Paleontology and Paleoecology from the Middle Triassic to the Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 220 Late Jurassic T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and 131 Paleoenvironmental Changes across Boundary Events and Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Transitions: The Protistan Evidence (Posters) 144 Paleontology: New Insights from Quantitative Paleobiology Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 220 SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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T206. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic 167 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 223/224 Environmental Change I T201. Eocene Northern North America: Biotic Change and 199 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 220 Environmental Context T206. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic 200 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 223/224 Environmental Change II 220 T202. The Tonian–Cryogenian World (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 256 T202. The Tonian–Cryogenian World Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 220 T207. Dynamic Landscapes and the Diversification of North 289 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 220 American Rodents 315 Paleontology: Extinction Processes Through Time (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Paleontology, Paleoecology/Taphonomy T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient 22 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 223/224 Systems I 47 Paleontology: Topics in Paleoecology (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient 81 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 223/224 Systems II T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem and 109 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 219 Environmental Interactions I Paleontology: Taphonomic Processes, Patterns, and Methods 132 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) 133 Paleontology: Predation in the Fossil Record (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient 134 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Systems (Posters) T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem and 168 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 219 Environmental Interactions II Paleontology: Paleoecology and Paleoenvironmental 174 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 219 Reconstructions Paleontology: Trace Fossils, Taphonomy, and Exceptional 235 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 221/222 Preservation T208. Ecosystem Paleobiology and Geobiology: Energy, Nutrients, 257 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 219 and Food Webs in Deep Time Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and 23 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 220 Evolutionary Paleoecology T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and 48 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Evolutionary Paleoecology (Posters) T214. Unearthing the History of Life: The Application of 82 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 220 Phylogenetic Methods to the Fossil Record Paleontology: Phylogeny, Taxonomy, and Morphology in the Fossil 135 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Record (Posters) Paleontology: New Discoveries in Vertebrate Trace and Body Fossils 221 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) Paleontology: Morphology and Disparity in Modern and 264 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 221/222 Ancient Biotas

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Petrology, Igneous T215. Chikyu Meets Lithoprobe: Can We Connect Modern Arcs and 110 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 122 Ancient Continental Crust? T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and Compositional 180 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 118 Evolution of Subvolcanic Magmatic Systems T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and Compositional 222 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Evolution of Subvolcanic Magmatic Systems (Posters) T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American 223 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Cordillera (Posters) 268 Recent Advances in Igneous Processes Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 219 T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American 343 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 306 Cordillera Petrology, Metamorphic T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in 24 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 122 Metamorphic Rocks I T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in 49 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Metamorphic Rocks (Posters) T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in 83 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 122 Metamorphic Rocks II T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation to 169 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 122 the Coeval Magmatism I T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation to 201 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 122 the Coeval Magmatism II 224 Petrology: Metamorphic/Igneous (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation 316 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) Planetary Geology 25 T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 50 T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T227. Ice in the Solar System: Mars to Pluto and Icy Worlds 84 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 301 in Between T224. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar 111 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 System I 136 T230. Topics in Planetary Geology (Posters) Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T224. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar 170 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 301 System II T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital 202 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 Investigations T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital 225 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Investigations (Posters) 258 T222. Curiosity on Mars—Inspiring the Young Generation Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 301 T226. Geophysics across the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert 259 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 306 Award Session 290 T229. The Holey Solar System Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 301 317 T229. The Holey Solar System (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T22. Dynamic Planetary Geology Revealed by Long-Term 329 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 301 Observations SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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Precambrian Geology T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging 26 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 207 Records from Central and East Asia T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging 51 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Records from Central and East Asia (Posters) T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental 260 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 122 Reconstructions and Metallogeny I T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental 291 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 122 Reconstructions and Metallogeny II T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: An 318 Exploration of New Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient History Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: An 344 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 122 Exploration of New Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient History Quaternary Geology 52 T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T34. Modern and Ancient Continental Depositional Environments: 53 Linking Landscape Evolution with Fluvial Systems and Lacustrine Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Basins through the Cenozoic (Posters) 67 T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 306 Quaternary Geology: Glacial Deposits and Processes, Sediment 137 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Transport and Channels (Posters) T31. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Pacific 138 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Northwest (Posters) T32. Younger Dryas and Other Dansgaard-Oeschger Events in the 139 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Northern and Southern Hemisphere (Posters) T34. Modern and Ancient Continental Depositional Environments: 149 Linking Landscape Evolution with Fluvial Systems and Lacustrine Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 211 Basins through the Cenozoic T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest Pleistocene 226 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C and Holocene Alpine Glacier Fluctuations (Posters) T36. Quaternary History of the Pacific Northwest Using Integrated 241 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 211 Geomorphic and Stratigraphic Records 242 T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 208/209 P5. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Pacific 269 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Ballroom A Northwest T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest Pleistocene 273 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 211 and Holocene Alpine Glacier Fluctuations 319 T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T37. Late Pleistocene Circum-Arctic Ice Sheets: Extent, Chronology, 331 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 211 and Dynamic Controls Sediments, Carbonates 54 Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T237. Carbonate Reservoirs—Characterization, Geochemical 112 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 207 Modeling, and Case Studies

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T238. Sedimentary Geology: The Now and the Next Generations of 140 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Scientists (Posters) 175 Sediments (Carbonates/Clastic) Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 210 Sediments, Clastic 27 T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the Laboratory I Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 204 85 T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the Laboratory II Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 204 171 T242. Mud Deposition Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 207 T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: 292 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 207 Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True 320 Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: 321 Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T240. Bedforms: Genesis and Development Processes, Morphology, 345 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 205/206 Stratigraphy, and Insights into Planetary Environment Soils 6 T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 213 55 T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Stratigraphy 56 Stratigraphy (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C 176 Stratigraphy Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 221/222 T244. New Advances and Applications in Sequence Stratigraphy 322 Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) 346 T244. New Advances and Applications in Sequence Stratigraphy Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 207 Structural Geology T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for 2 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 118 Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard I Structural Geology and Tectonics: Faults, Folds, and Structural 57 Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Models (Posters) T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for 64 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 118 Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard II Crustal Deformation Processes—From Orogens and Oroclines to 86 Meteorite Impacts: Recent Advances Based on Field and Modeling Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 214 Studies T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for 141 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard (Posters) Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonics of Orogenic Cycles, Rift 227 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Processes and Basins (Posters) T2. Emplacement of Upper Crustal Magmatic Intrusions: Field 228 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Studies of Laccoliths, Sills, and Subvolcanic Plugs (Posters) T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and Its 229 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Accretion Tectonics in the Pacific Rim (Past and Present) (Posters) T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and Its 270 Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 119/120 Accretion Tectonics in the Pacific Rim (Past and Present) SESSIONS CATEGORY BY

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Tectonics/Tectonophysics T11. Pan-Pacific Subduction Zone Hazards: Tectonic and 3 Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 121 Gravitational Effects T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera I: A Session in Honor of 4 the Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Sunday 8 a.m.–noon Room 116/117 Woodsworth 58 T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust (Posters) Sunday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera II: A Session in Honor of 65 the Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 116/117 Woodsworth T14. Feedbacks among Tectonics and Surface Process during 66 Sunday 1–5 p.m. Room 121 Cenozoic Growth of Topography in Asia T15. Continental Arcs #1: Tectonopetrologic Processes Controlling 89 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 121 Arc Tempos and Evolution T25. Megathrusts: 50 Years after the 1964 Great Alaska 90 Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 116/117 Earthquake—In Honor of George Plafker 91 T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust Monday 8 a.m.–noon Room 118 T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera: A Session in Honor of the 142 Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Woodsworth (Posters) T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its Influence on 143 Monday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Evolution (Posters) 146 T6. Birth and Death of Supercontinents Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 118 T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir-Scale 147 Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 121 and Connections from Magma Source to Volcano 148 T24. Forearc Basin Tectonics and Sedimentation Monday 1–5 p.m. Room 116/117 Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonic Processes Revealed 177 through Detrital Zircon Geochronology and Thermochronology, Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 214 Paleontological, Seismic and GPS Analyses 178 P4. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society I Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Ballroom A T10. Development and Destruction of Accretionary Complexes in 179 Time and Space: Evolving Evidence from Modern Techniques and Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 121 Structural Analysis of the Rock Record T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan–Karakorum– 181 Tuesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 119/120 Tibet Orogenic System from the Mantle to Mountain Peaks 230 T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T7. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society 231 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir– 232 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Scale and Connections from Magma Source to Volcano (Posters) T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan–Karakorum– 233 Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Tibet Orogenic System from the Mantle to Mountain Peaks (Posters) 237 P4. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society II Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Ballroom A 238 T9. Reconstruction of East Asian Blocks in Pangea Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 121

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T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its Influence on 239 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 119/120 Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Evolution T27. Triassic-Jurassic Tectonics and Tectonic-Structural Controls on 240 Tuesday 1–5 p.m. Room 118 Porphyry and Related Mineralization in the Northern Cordillera 271 T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution I Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 121 272 T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon Room 118 323 T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation (Posters) Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C T29. Geologic Processes That Influence the Tectonic Development 324 and Economic Resources of the Northern North American Wednesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C Cordillera (Posters) 326 T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution II Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 121 T12. Contrasting Styles of Phanerozoic Intracontinental Tectonics: 327 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 119/120 North America versus Asia T20. Magmatism, Tectonics, and Metallogeny of the Central Asian 328 Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 118 Orogenic Belt T29. Geologic Processes That Influence the Tectonic Development 330 and Economic Resources of the Northern North American Wednesday 1–5 p.m. Room 116/117 Cordillera Volcanology 234 Volcanology (Posters) Tuesday 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Exhibition Hall C

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Sunday, 19 October P1. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 1 8 a.m. Ballroom A Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society) T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and 2 8 a.m. Room 118 Seismic Hazard I (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T11. Pan-Pacific Subduction Zone Hazards: Tectonic and Gravitational Effects (GSA Geophysics Division; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; 3 8 a.m. Geological Assoc. of Canada; GSA International Section; Global Earthquake, Tsunami and Room 121 Volcanic Eruption Risk Management; Geological Survey of Canada; International Union of Geological Sciences; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera I: A Session in Honor of the Career Contributions 4 8 a.m. of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Woodsworth (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Room 116/117 Division) T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes I (GSA Quaternary Geology and 5 8 a.m. Geomorphology Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; International Society for Room 208/209 Aeolian Research) T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes (Soils and Soil Processes 6 8 a.m. Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 213 Geomorphology Division; Soil Science Society of America) T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 7 8 a.m. Room 214 Management I (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 8 8 a.m. T53. Place-Based Approaches to Geoscience Education I (GSA Geoscience Education Division) Room 219 T56. Ushering in a New Era in K–16 Geoscience Education (National Earth Science Teachers 9 8 a.m. Room 210 Assoc.; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geoscience Education Division) T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences I (National Assoc. of Geoscience 10 8 a.m. Room 217/218 Teachers) T64. Transdisciplinary Thinking in Geoscience Education at Two-Year and Four-Year 11 8 a.m. Colleges: Innovations in Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment in Introductory Geoscience Room 211 Courses (National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers) T85. The Archaeological Record as a Paleoclimatic and Paleoenvironmental Archive (GSA 12 8 a.m. Room 306 Archaeological Geology Division) T102. Asbestos, Fibrous Zeolites, and Other Elongate Mineral Particles (EMP) of Environmental Concern: Where Mineralogy and Geology Meet Epidemiology, Industrial 13 8 a.m. Room 202/203 Hygiene, and Public Policy (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T117. Magmas and Their Sources I: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Fred Frey (GSA 14 8 a.m. Room 205/206 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T140. Magnetic Surveys for Imaging the Geology of Earth and Other Planetary Bodies: A 15 8 a.m. Session Honoring the Legacy of Isidore Zietz (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Planetary Geology Room 119/120 Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division)

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T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable Future (GSA Geology and 16 8 a.m. Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; SEG’s Geoscientists Room 212 Without Borders®) T158. Assessing Vulnerability of Water Supply Wells from Wastewater: Sources, Contaminants, Tracers, and Pathways (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and 17 8 a.m. Room 114/115 Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) CALENDAR SESSIONS T159. Groundwater in Cold Environments: Current Understanding and Challenges (GSA 18 8 a.m. Room 109 Hydrogeology Division) T163. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and Geology (GSA Hydrogeology 19 8 a.m. Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; Room 110 GSA Geology and Society Division; National Ground Water Assoc.) T191. What Do We Know about Fluids Produced from Unconventional Reservoirs? (Petroleum/Energy Discipline; GSA Coal Geology Division; GSA Environmental and 20 8 a.m. Room 215/216 Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division) T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of Pronounced Climate Change 21 8 a.m. Room 221/222 (Paleontological Society) 22 8 a.m. T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems I (Paleontological Society) Room 223/224 T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and Evolutionary Paleoecology 23 8 a.m. Room 220 (Paleontological Society) T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in Metamorphic Rocks I 24 8 a.m. Room 122 (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA 25 8 a.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 301 Volcanology Division) T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging Records from Central and 26 8 a.m. Room 207 East Asia (Paleontological Society) T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the Laboratory I (GSA Sedimentary 27 8 a.m. Room 204 Geology Division) T57. Digital Geology Sandpit I (Digital Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology 28 9 a.m. Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers) 29 9 a.m. Archaeological Geology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T95. Frontiers in Environmental and Engineering Geology (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; GSA 30 9 a.m. Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology Exhibition Hall C and Health Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) 31 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Geochemistry (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T121. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 32 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society) 33 9 a.m. T123. Advances in Nuclear Forensics (Posters) (Geochemical Society) Exhibition Hall C T128. Geological and Geomorphological Applications of Digital Terrain Analysis (Posters) 34 9 a.m. (GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Soils and Exhibition Hall C Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group)

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T80. Urban Pollutants and Their Effects on Environmental and Human Health (Posters) (GSA 35 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Geology and Health Division; Geochemical Society) T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable Future (Posters) (GSA Geology 36 9 a.m. and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; SEG’s Geoscientists Exhibition Hall C Without Borders®) T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities (Posters) (National Assoc. of 37 9 a.m. Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geoscience Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Supporting Exhibition Hall C and Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year Colleges [SAGE 2YC] Program) T70. Undertaking Environmental- and Geoscience-Related Research Investigation as Part of Experiential Learning, Comprehension, and Critical Thinking Aspects: Involvement of K12– 38 9 a.m. 16 Students (Posters) (National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Exhibition Hall C Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences Division) 39 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T168. The Interaction of Geophysics, Geochemistry, and Hydrogeology with Ground-Source 40 9 a.m. and Other Geothermal Systems (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Exhibition Hall C Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) T187. Recent Advances in the Exploration, Characterization, and Development of Geothermal Resources in the Pacific Northwest (Posters) (Institute for Energy Studies at 41 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Western Washington University; Canadian Geothermal Energy Assoc.; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) 42 9 a.m. Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T192. High-Resolution Geochemical Proxies of Global Change: Progress, Problems, and Utility 43 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology; Geochemical Society) 44 9 a.m. Paleontology: The Ediacaran to Early Paleozoic World (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of Pronounced Climate Change 45 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic—Paleontology and Paleoecology from 46 9 a.m. the Middle Triassic to the Late Jurassic (Posters) (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Exhibition Hall C Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 47 9 a.m. Paleontology: Topics in Paleoecology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and Evolutionary Paleoecology 48 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in Metamorphic Rocks 49 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; 50 9 a.m. GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Exhibition Hall C Volcanology Division) T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging Records from Central and 51 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C East Asia (Posters) (Paleontological Society) T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and 52 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T34. Modern and Ancient Continental Depositional Environments: Linking Landscape 53 9 a.m. Evolution with Fluvial Systems and Lacustrine Basins through the Cenozoic (Posters) (GSA Exhibition Hall C Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) 54 9 a.m. Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) Exhibition Hall C

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T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes (Posters) (Soils and Soil Processes 55 9 a.m. Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Exhibition Hall C Geomorphology Division; Soil Science Society of America) 56 9 a.m. Stratigraphy (Posters) Exhibition Hall C 57 9 a.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics: Faults, Folds, and Structural Models (Posters) Exhibition Hall C

T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and CALENDAR SESSIONS 58 9 a.m. Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics Exhibition Hall C and Structural Geology) 59 1 p.m. Geophysics/Geodynamics Room 119/120 60 1 p.m. Paleontology: Temporal and Stratigraphic Resolution in the Fossil Record Room 221/222 61 1 p.m. Recent Advances in Economic Geology Room 207 62 1 p.m. Recent Advances in Hydrogeology Room 202/203 P2. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic Environmental Changes (GSA 63 1 p.m. Ballroom A Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society) T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and 64 1 p.m. Room 118 Seismic Hazard II (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera II: A Session in Honor of the Career 65 1 p.m. Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Woodsworth (GSA Structural Geology Room 116/117 and Tectonics Division) T14. Feedbacks among Tectonics and Surface Process during Cenozoic Growth of Topography 66 1 p.m. in Asia (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 121 Geomorphology Division) T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia (GSA Quaternary Geology and 67 1 p.m. Room 306 Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes II (GSA Quaternary Geology and 68 1 p.m. Geomorphology Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; International Society for Room 208/209 Aeolian Research) T46. Geomorphic Dynamics in Glacial and Periglacial Mountain Landscapes (GSA 69 1 p.m. Room 211 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 70 1 p.m. Room 214 Management II (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 71 1 p.m. T53. Place-Based Approaches to Geoscience Education II (GSA Geoscience Education Division) Room 219 T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities I (National Assoc. of Geoscience 72 1 p.m. Teachers; GSA Geoscience Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Supporting and Room 210 Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year Colleges [SAGE 2YC] Program) T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences II (National Assoc. of 73 1 p.m. Room 217/218 Geoscience Teachers) T79. Global Challenges and Human Health (GSA Geology and Health Division; GSA Geology 74 1 p.m. Room 213 and Society Division) T117. Magmas and Their Sources II: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Fred Frey (GSA 75 1 p.m. Room 205/206 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 76 1 p.m. T133. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Terrestrial Perspective (Paleontological Society) Room 215/216 77 1 p.m. T152. Transport of Micropollutants in Groundwater (GSA Hydrogeology Division) Room 114/115 T155. The Role of Groundwater in the Eutrophication of Surface Waters (GSA Hydrogeology 78 1 p.m. Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Room 109 Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T168. The Interaction of Geophysics, Geochemistry, and Hydrogeology with Ground-Source 79 1 p.m. and Other Geothermal Systems (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Room 110 Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline)

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80 1 p.m. T172. Terminal Lakes—In Honor of Blair Jones (GSA Limnogeology Division) Room 212 T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems II (Paleontological 81 1 p.m. Room 223/224 Society) T214. Unearthing the History of Life: The Application of Phylogenetic Methods to the Fossil 82 1 p.m. Room 220 Record (Paleontological Society) T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation in Metamorphic Rocks II 83 1 p.m. Room 122 (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T227. Ice in the Solar System: Mars to Pluto and Icy Worlds in Between (GSA Planetary 84 1 p.m. Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 301 Geomorphology Division) T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the Laboratory II (GSA Sedimentary 85 1 p.m. Room 204 Geology Division)

Monday, 20 October Crustal Deformation Processes—From Orogens and Oroclines to Meteorite Impacts: Recent 86 8 a.m. Room 214 Advances Based on Field and Modeling Studies 87 8 a.m. Fluvial Geomorphology Room 208/209 P3. Energy Resource Development and Groundwater: Looking Broader and Deeper I 88 8 a.m. (International Assoc. of Hydrogeologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Energy/Petroleum Ballroom A Geology Discipline) T15. Continental Arcs #1: Tectonopetrologic Processes Controlling Arc Tempos and Evolution 89 8 a.m. (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Room 121 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T25. Megathrusts: 50 Years after the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake—In Honor of George 90 8 a.m. Room 116/117 Plafker (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 91 8 a.m. Division; GSA Geophysics Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and Room 118 Structural Geology) T42. Landscape Evolution through the Lens of Cosmogenic Nuclides (GSA Quaternary 92 8 a.m. Room 211 Geology and Geomorphology Division; GEOLOGY [GSA journal]; Geochemical Society) T59. A Grand Tour of the World’s Most Important Geological Sites on Google Earth (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division, GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA 93 8 a.m. Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 217/218 Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities II (National Assoc. of Geoscience 94 8 a.m. Teachers; GSA Geoscience Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Supporting and Room 210 Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year Colleges [SAGE 2YC] Program) 95 8 a.m. T86. Coastal Geoarchaeology (GSA Archaeological Geology Division) Room 306 T92. Innovative Across-Scale Integration in Economic Geology: In the Giant Footprint of Rob 96 8 a.m. Room 204 Kerrich (Society of Economic Geologists; Geological Assoc. of Canada) T97. Landslides with Flow Characteristics: From Glaciomarine Sediment to Mountains with 97 8 a.m. Degrading Permafrost (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Room 213 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)

130 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T104. GeoCorpsTM America—A Successful Partnership Promoting Individual Professional 98 8 a.m. Development and Application of Geoscience to Management of America’s Public Lands (GSA Room 205/206 Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) T138. Geoscience Investigations of the Polar Regions (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 99 8 a.m. Room 119/120 and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Geochemical Society) T149. The Great Ideas in Geology (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology Division; History of 100 8 a.m. Room 221/222 Earth Sciences Society) T153. Characterization and Remediation of Fractured Rock (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA 101 8 a.m. Room 114/115 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T169. It’s a Cold, Cold World: Permafrost and Glacial Hydrogeology (GSA Hydrogeology 102 8 a.m. Room 110 Division) T178. Relative Sea-Level Changes since the Last Glacial Maximum (GSA Quaternary Geology 103 8 a.m. Room 212 and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, and Characterization 104 8 a.m. of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals I (Gemological Institute of America; GSA Mineralogy, Room 202/203 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical Properties, and Paleo-Environments 105 8 a.m. Room 109 (GSA Coal Geology Division; Geochemical Society) T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can We Learn from Data and Models? 106 8 a.m. Room 215/216 (Geochemical Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology) T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and Paleoenvironmental Changes across 107 8 a.m. Boundary Events and Transitions: The Protistan Evidence (Cushman Foundation; Room 223/224 Paleontological Society) T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic—Paleontology and Paleoecology from 108 8 a.m. the Middle Triassic to the Late Jurassic (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Room 220 Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem and Environmental Interactions 109 8 a.m. Room 219 I (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T215. Chikyu Meets Lithoprobe: Can We Connect Modern Arcs and Ancient Continental Crust? (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical 110 8 a.m. Room 122 Society; Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T224. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System I (GSA Planetary 111 8 a.m. Geology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 301 Volcanology Division) T237. Carbonate Reservoirs—Characterization, Geochemical Modeling, and Case Studies 112 8 a.m. (SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Room 207 Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) T57. Digital Geology Sandpit II (Digital Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology 113 9 a.m. Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers) 114 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Economic Geology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C 115 9 a.m. T93. Undergraduate Research in Economic Geology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 131 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T104. GeoCorpsTM America—A Successful Partnership Promoting Individual Professional 116 9 a.m. Development and Application of Geoscience to Management of America’s Public Lands Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division) T110. GIS and Remote Sensing Applications in Environmental and Engineering Geology 117 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T117. Magmas and Their Sources: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Fred Frey (Posters) 118 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of 119 9 a.m. the 2014 MSA Award (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Exhibition Hall C Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban Geochemistry(Posters) 120 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (International Assoc. of GeoChemistry; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes (Posters) (GSA Quaternary 121 9 a.m. Geology and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; International Exhibition Hall C Society for Aeolian Research) T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results and the 122 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation (Posters) (GSA Geophysics Division) 123 9 a.m. Geoscience Education (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource 124 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Management (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on Water Quality: Toward 125 9 a.m. Sustainability and Stewardship (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Exhibition Hall C Engineering Geology Division) T177. Antarctic Fjords, Interaction of Biotic, Oceanographic, and Cryospheric Systems under 126 9 a.m. Changing Climate (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Exhibition Hall C Geomorphology Division) 127 9 a.m. Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: A Session in Honor of Bernard J. 128 9 a.m. Wood, 2014 Roebling Medalist (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Exhibition Hall C Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Geochemical Society) T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical Properties, and Paleo-Environments 129 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Coal Geology Division; Geochemical Society) T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can We Learn from Data and Models? 130 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (Geochemical Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology) T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and Paleoenvironmental Changes across 131 9 a.m. Boundary Events and Transitions: The Protistan Evidence (Posters) (Cushman Foundation; Exhibition Hall C Paleontological Society) 132 9 a.m. Paleontology: Taphonomic Processes, Patterns, and Methods (Posters) Exhibition Hall C 133 9 a.m. Paleontology: Predation in the Fossil Record (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient Systems (Posters) 134 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Paleontological Society) 135 9 a.m. Paleontology: Phylogeny, Taxonomy, and Morphology in the Fossil Record (Posters) Exhibition Hall C 136 9 a.m. T230. Topics in Planetary Geology (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division) Exhibition Hall C 137 9 a.m. Quaternary Geology: Glacial Deposits and Processes, Sediment Transport and Channels (Posters) Exhibition Hall C

132 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T31. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Pacific Northwest (Posters) (GSA 138 9 a.m. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; American Quaternary Assoc.; Canadian Exhibition Hall C Quaternary Assoc.; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) T32. Younger Dryas and Other Dansgaard-Oeschger Events in the Northern and Southern 139 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Hemisphere (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division)

T238. Sedimentary Geology: The Now and the Next Generations of Scientists (Posters) (GSA CALENDAR SESSIONS 140 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, 141 9 a.m. and Seismic Hazard (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Exhibition Hall C Geophysics Division) T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera: A Session in Honor of the Career Contributions of 142 9 a.m. Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn Woodsworth (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Exhibition Hall C Tectonics Division) T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its Influence on Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Evolution (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; 143 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 144 1 p.m. Paleontology: New Insights from Quantitative Paleobiology Room 220 P3. Energy Resource Development and Groundwater: Looking Broader and Deeper II 145 1 p.m. (International Assoc. of Hydrogeologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Energy/Petroleum Ballroom A Geology Discipline) T6. Birth and Death of Supercontinents (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; IGCP 146 1 p.m. Room 118 597—Amalgamation and Breakup of Pangaea: The Type Example of the Supercontinent Cycle) T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir–Scale and Connections from 147 1 p.m. Magma Source to Volcano (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Room 121 Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division) T24. Forearc Basin Tectonics and Sedimentation (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 148 1 p.m. Room 116/117 Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T34. Modern and Ancient Continental Depositional Environments: Linking Landscape 149 1 p.m. Evolution with Fluvial Systems and Lacustrine Basins through the Cenozoic (GSA Quaternary Room 211 Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) T40. Records of Past Watershed Dynamics Archived in Lowland Wetlands and Lakes (GSA 150 1 p.m. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; Room 208/209 Canadian Quaternary Assoc.) T61. Spatial Thinking in Geoscience Teaching, Learning, and Professional Practice (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers; American Assoc. of 151 1 p.m. Room 210 Petroleum Geologists Committee for Structural Interpretation; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T68. Involving Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers in Geoscience Research: Innovations and 152 1 p.m. Room 217/218 Strategies for Evaluating Their Success (GSA Geoscience Education Division) T72. Geoscience Alliance: Building Collaborative Partnerships That Strengthen Earth-Science 153 1 p.m. Room 214 Research (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) T81. Geology of Metals and Human Health Impacts (GSA Geology and Health Division; Soils 154 1 p.m. and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Environmental and Engineering Room 306 Geology Division) T83. Karst Systems and Processes in Mountainous and Alpine Terrain (National Cave and 155 1 p.m. Karst Research Institute; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 109 Geomorphology Division)

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 133 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research Competition (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering 156 1 p.m. Room 213 Geologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban Geochemistry I 157 1 p.m. Room 204 (International Assoc. of GeoChemistry; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) 158 1 p.m. T131. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Marine Perspective (Paleontological Society) Room 114/115 T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current Research Results and the 159 1 p.m. Room 119/120 Annual George P. Woollard Award Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) T149. Great Ideas, Locations, and Outcrops in Geology (GSA History and Philosophy of Geology 160 1 p.m. Room 221/222 Division; History of Earth Sciences Society) T161. Application of Isotopes of Water to Characterize Hydrogeological Processes in Mine 161 1 p.m. Ballroom C Environments (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division) T162. Hydrogeology of Arid Region Endorheic Basins: Groundwater Flow, Geochemical 162 1 p.m. Room 110 Evolution, and Hydrostratigraphy (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T177. Antarctic Fjords, Interaction of Biotic, Oceanographic, and Cryospheric Systems under 163 1 p.m. Changing Climate (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 212 Geomorphology Division) T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: A Session in Honor of Bernard J. 164 1 p.m. Wood, 2014 Roebling Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Room 205/206 Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Geochemical Society) T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, Geology, and Characterization 165 1 p.m. of Diamonds and Other Gem Minerals II (Gemological Institute of America; GSA Mineralogy, Room 202/203 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T195. Extreme Environmental Conditions and Biotic Responses during the Permian-Triassic 166 1 p.m. Boundary Crisis and Early Triassic Recovery I (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM Room 215/216 [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society) T206. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic Environmental Change I (GSA 167 1 p.m. Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society; Room 223/224 Paleontological Assoc.) T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem and Environmental Interactions 168 1 p.m. Room 219 II (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation to the Coeval Magmatism I 169 1 p.m. (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology Room 122 and Tectonics Division) T224. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System II (GSA Planetary 170 1 p.m. Geology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 301 Volcanology Division) 171 1 p.m. T242. Mud Deposition Room 207 172 2 p.m. GSA Gold Medal Lectures Ballroom B 173 5 p.m. GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture Ballroom C

134 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

Tuesday, 21 October 174 8 a.m. Paleontology: Paleoecology and Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions Room 219 175 8 a.m. Sediments (Carbonates/Clastic) Room 210 176 8 a.m. Stratigraphy Room 221/222 Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonic Processes Revealed through Detrital Zircon

177 8 a.m. Room 214 CALENDAR SESSIONS Geochronology and Thermochronology, Paleontological, Seismic and GPS Analyses P4. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society I (GSA Structural Geology 178 8 a.m. and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Ballroom A International Section; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T10. Development and Destruction of Accretionary Complexes in Time and Space: Evolving Evidence from Modern Techniques and Structural Analysis of the Rock Record (GSA 179 8 a.m. Room 121 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and Compositional Evolution of Subvolcanic 180 8 a.m. Room 118 Magmatic Systems (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan–Karakorum–Tibet Orogenic System from 181 8 a.m. the Mantle to Mountain Peaks (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Room 119/120 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T41. Advances in Tsunami and Storm Research (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 182 8 a.m. Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Room 211 Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T74. Geoscience Field Education: The Implications of Research and Practice for Workforce 183 8 a.m. Room 217/218 Development (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers) T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA 184 8 a.m. Room 208/209 Geophysics Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute) T87. Past Human-Environment Interactions (GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA 185 8 a.m. Room 306 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T89. Structural and Tectonic Controls on Gold Mineralization from the Roots of Mountain Belts 186 8 a.m. Room 302/303 to Hot Springs (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Society of Economic Geologists) T105. Deconstructing Terroir: Geologic Influences on the Sensory Components of Foods and 187 8 a.m. Room 205/206 Beverages (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T106. The Landslide Multi-Hazard Conundrum: What Primary Hazards Trigger Landslides, 188 8 a.m. and How Do Landslides in Turn Cause Secondary Hazards? (GSA Environmental and Room 202/203 Engineering Geology Division) T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of 189 8 a.m. the 2014 MSA Award (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Room 213 Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban Geochemistry II 190 8 a.m. Room 204 (International Assoc. of GeoChemistry; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) T132. Harnessing “Omics” to Advance the Geosciences: New Paradigms and Platforms for 191 8 a.m. Room 304/305 Observing Earth Systems (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T145. Where in the World? Access and Availability to Geoscience Data I (Geoscience 192 8 a.m. Room 116/117 Information Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division) T157. Joint Sustainability of Water Resources and Petroleum Energy Production (GSA 193 8 a.m. Room 114/115 Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) T164. Dynamics of Groundwater Temperature: From Recharge to Discharge Zones (GSA 194 8 a.m. Room 109 Hydrogeology Division)

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 135 Sessions Calendar

NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That Characterize Groundwater–Surface 195 8 a.m. Water Interactions: Where to Go from Here? (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental Room 110 and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) 196 8 a.m. T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal Systems Room 212 T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum Industry (GSA 197 8 a.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; American Assoc. of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum Room 207 Structure and Geomechanics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) T195. Extreme Environmental Conditions and Biotic Responses during the Permian-Triassic 198 8 a.m. Boundary Crisis and Early Triassic Recovery II (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM Room 215/216 [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Geochemical Society; Paleontological Society) T201. Eocene Northern North America: Biotic Change and Environmental Context (SEPM 199 8 a.m. Room 220 [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) T206. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic Environmental Change II 200 8 a.m. (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society; Room 223/224 Paleontological Assoc.) T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation to the Coeval Magmatism 201 8 a.m. II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology Room 122 and Tectonics Division) T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital Investigations (GSA 202 8 a.m. Room 301 Planetary Geology Division) 203 9 a.m. T73. Pedagogical Use of Physical Models (Digital Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division) Exhibition Hall C T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research Competition (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering 204 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Geologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) 205 9 a.m. T113. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) (Assoc. of American State Geologists) Exhibition Hall C T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM 206 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia Subduction Zone (Posters) (Cordilleran Section of the Geological Assoc. of Canada; GSA Geophysics Division; Geochemical 207 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 208 9 a.m. T125. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Undergraduate Research (Posters) (Sigma Gamma Epsilon) Exhibition Hall C T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, Climate, and Environments: 209 9 a.m. Challenges and Recent Advances (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Exhibition Hall C Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 210 9 a.m. T131. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Marine Perspective (Posters) (Paleontological Society) Exhibition Hall C T43. Automated Approaches to Mapping Geological Materials and Landforms (Posters) (GSA 211 9 a.m. Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Exhibition Hall C Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division) T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ Employability by Developing 212 9 a.m. Practical Skills and Competencies (Posters) (American Geosciences Institute; GSA Geology and Exhibition Hall C Society Division) T71. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach Efforts to Increase 213 9 a.m. Awareness and Enable Responsible Decisions (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; Exhibition Hall C National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers; CLEAN Network)

136 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T77. Undergraduate Research Projects as a Way to Solve Water-Related Problems/Issues 214 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; 215 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C GSA Geophysics Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute) 216 9 a.m. T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal Systems (Posters) Exhibition Hall C

T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum Industry (Posters) CALENDAR SESSIONS 217 9 a.m. (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; American Assoc. of Petroleum Geologists Petroleum Exhibition Hall C Structure and Geomechanics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) 218 9 a.m. Paleontology: Fossils as Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimactic Indicators (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices (Posters) (Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; 219 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C iDigBio, Paleontological Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division; University of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History) T202. The Tonian–Cryogenian World (Posters) (Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society; 220 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) 221 9 a.m. Paleontology: New Discoveries in Vertebrate Trace and Body Fossils (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and Compositional Evolution of Subvolcanic 222 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Magmatic Systems (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American Cordillera (Posters) (GSA 223 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 224 9 a.m. Petrology: Metamorphic/Igneous (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital Investigations (Posters) 225 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (GSA Planetary Geology Division) T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest Pleistocene and Holocene Alpine 226 9 a.m. Glacier Fluctuations (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Exhibition Hall C Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonics of Orogenic Cycles, Rift Processes and Basins 227 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) T2. Emplacement of Upper Crustal Magmatic Intrusions: Field Studies of Laccoliths, Sills, and 228 9 a.m. Subvolcanic Plugs (Posters) (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and Its Accretion Tectonics in the 229 9 a.m. Pacific Rim (Past and Present) (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Exhibition Hall C Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and 230 9 a.m. Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Exhibition Hall C Volcanology Division) T7. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; 231 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C GSA International Section; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir–Scale and Connections from 232 9 a.m. Magma Source to Volcano (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Exhibition Hall C Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division) T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan–Karakorum–Tibet Orogenic System from 233 9 a.m. the Mantle to Mountain Peaks (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Exhibition Hall C Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 234 9 a.m. Volcanology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C 235 1 p.m. Paleontology: Trace Fossils, Taphonomy, and Exceptional Preservation Room 221/222

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NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

236 1 p.m. Paleoclimatology/Paleoceanography Room 223/224 P4. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Society II (GSA Structural Geology 237 1 p.m. and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Ballroom A International Section; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T9. Reconstruction of East Asian Blocks in Pangea (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 238 1 p.m. Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 121 Volcanology Division) T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its Influence on Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Evolution (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA 239 1 p.m. Room 119/120 Geophysics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T27. Triassic-Jurassic Tectonics and Tectonic-Structural Controls on Porphyry and Related 240 1 p.m. Room 118 Mineralization in the Northern Cordillera (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T36. Quaternary History of the Pacific Northwest Using Integrated Geomorphic and 241 1 p.m. Room 211 Stratigraphic Records (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems (GSA Quaternary Geology and 242 1 p.m. Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Room 208/209 Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ Employability by Developing 243 1 p.m. Practical Skills and Competencies (American Geosciences Institute; GSA Geology and Society Room 214 Division) T66. Transformative Innovations in Undergraduate Geoscience Education Supported by 244 1 p.m. NSF Funding Programs: Accomplishments and Future Directions (National Assoc. of Room 210 Geoscience Teachers) T71. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach Efforts to Increase 245 1 p.m. Awareness and Enable Responsible Decisions (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Room 217/218 Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers; CLEAN Network) 246 1 p.m. T88. North American Coal and Source Rock Geology (GSA Coal Geology Division) Room 212 T90. Honoring the Diverse Career of Eric S. Cheney: From Ore Deposits and Sequence Stratigraphy to Pacific Northwest Geology and Citizen Responsibility (GSA Structural Geology 247 1 p.m. and Tectonics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Geological Society of South Africa; Room 302/303 Society of Economic Geologists; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T101. Landslide Hazard Analysis: Maps, Monitoring, Models, and the Future (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 248 1 p.m. Room 213 Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering Geologists) T107. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Research Projects (GSA 249 1 p.m. Room 202/203 Geoscience Education Division) T116. Water Contamination and Treatment in Developing Countries (GSA Hydrogeology 250 1 p.m. Room 204 Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for 251 1 p.m. Room 207 Sedimentary Geology]; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) T129. Methane Seepage, Chemosynthetic Life Oases, and Carbonate Deposits (Paleontological 252 1 p.m. Room 304/305 Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T145. Where in the World? Access and Availability to Geoscience Data II (Geoscience 253 1 p.m. Room 116/117 Information Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division)

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T186. Natural Carbon Dioxide Accumulations as Analogs for Geologic Storage (SEPM [Society 254 1 p.m. for Sedimentary Geology]; Petroleum/Energy Discipline; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Room 205/206 Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) T198. The Ordovician Revolution: Co-Evolution of Climate and the Biosphere (GSA 255 1 p.m. Sedimentary Geology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society; Room 215/216 Geochemical Society) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS T202. The Tonian–Cryogenian World (Paleontological Society; Geochemical Society; GSA 256 1 p.m. Room 220 Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T208. Ecosystem Paleobiology and Geobiology: Energy, Nutrients, and Food Webs in Deep 257 1 p.m. Room 219 Time (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T222. Curiosity on Mars—Inspiring the Young Generation (GSA Planetary Geology Division; 258 1 p.m. GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Room 301 Division; Geochemical Society) T226. Geophysics across the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert Award Session (GSA Planetary 259 1 p.m. Room 306 Geology Division) T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental Reconstructions and 260 1 p.m. Room 122 Metallogeny I (Geological Assoc. of Canada; Large Igneous Provinces Commission) T247. The Legacy of Richard Forester: Seminal Contributions Towards Understanding 261 1 p.m. Quaternary Climate, Continental Waters and Ostracodes (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Room 114/115 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, Presidential Address, and Annual 262 3 p.m. Room 109 Business Meeting 263 4:30 p.m. GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished Lecture Ballroom C

Wednesday, 22 October 264 8 a.m. Paleontology: Morphology and Disparity in Modern and Ancient Biotas Room 221/222 265 8 a.m. Geoscience Education: Research and Practice Room 204 266 8 a.m. Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience Room 212 267 8 a.m. Environmental and Engineering Geology Room 217/218 268 8 a.m. Recent Advances in Igneous Processes Room 219 P5. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Pacific Northwest (GSA Quaternary 269 8 a.m. Geology and Geomorphology Division; American Quaternary Assoc.; Canadian Quaternary Ballroom A Assoc.; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and Its Accretion Tectonics in the 270 8 a.m. Pacific Rim (Past and Present) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Room 119/120 Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution I (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; 271 8 a.m. Room 121 GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA 272 8 a.m. Room 118 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and Structural Geology) T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest Pleistocene and Holocene Alpine 273 8 a.m. Glacier Fluctuations (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Room 211 Geomorphology Research Group) T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and Approaches Used in Sediment Budgets 274 8 a.m. Room 208/209 (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T58. Global Geoscience Education Research: Fostering Collaboration across Geographic and 275 8 a.m. Room 214 Cultural Borders (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society Division)

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NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the Geoscience Classroom (GSA 276 8 a.m. Room 210 Geoscience Education Division) T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, Fertility, and Exploration (Society 277 8 a.m. of Economic Geologists; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 302/303 Volcanology Division) T99. Urban Geology: An Emerging Discipline in a Changing World (GSA Environmental and 278 8 a.m. Room 213 Engineering Geology Division) T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common Challenges Faced across the 279 8 a.m. Mining Industry (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Coal Geology Room 202/203 Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia Subduction Zone (Cordilleran Section of the Geological Assoc. of Canada; GSA Geophysics Division; Geochemical Society; GSA 280 8 a.m. Room 306 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T135. New Developments in Microbialites (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA 281 8 a.m. Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Room 304/305 Geology]; Paleontological Society) T144. Regional and National Geological Mapping: Multidisciplinary 3-D Data Integration and 282 8 a.m. Room 116/117 Modeling (Assoc. of American State Geologists) T154. Groundwater and Surface-Water Arsenic: From Source to Sink I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA 283 8 a.m. Room 110 Geology and Health Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development) 284 8 a.m. T166. Gas-Water Interactions in the Subsurface (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division) Room 114/115 T171. Leading Edge of Produced Water Research: Impacts, Fingerprinting, and Science of Brines Associated with Hydrocarbon Production (GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical 285 8 a.m. Room 109 Society; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 286 8 a.m. Room 205/206 Volcanology Division) 287 8 a.m. T193. Speleothem Records of Climate Change in North America (Geochemical Society) Room 215/216 T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices I (Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; iDigBio, 288 8 a.m. Room 223/224 Paleontological Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division; University of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History) T207. Dynamic Landscapes and the Diversification of North American Rodents 289 8 a.m. Room 220 (Paleontological Society; Society of Vertebrate Paleontology) T229. The Holey Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA 290 8 a.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 301 Volcanology Division) T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental Reconstructions and 291 8 a.m. Room 122 Metallogeny II (Geological Assoc. of Canada; Large Igneous Provinces Commission) T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology 292 8 a.m. Room 207 Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology])

140 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, Fertility, and Exploration 293 9 a.m. (Posters) (Society of Economic Geologists; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T101. Landslide Hazard Analysis: Maps, Monitoring, Models, and the Future (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology 294 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program; Assoc. of Environmental & Engineering Geologists) CALENDAR SESSIONS 295 9 a.m. Environmental and Engineering Geology (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common Challenges Faced across the 296 9 a.m. Mining Industry (Posters) (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Coal Exhibition Hall C Geology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T108. Palynology in Geoarchaeological and Environmental Studies (Posters) (GSA 297 9 a.m. Archaeological Geology Division; Canadian Assoc. of Palynologists; The Palynological Society; Exhibition Hall C Paleontological Society) T114. The Fate of Passive Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Systems: Results, Solutions, and 298 9 a.m. Advances for Continued Improvement of Impaired Waters (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Exhibition Hall C Engineering Geology Division; GSA Coal Geology Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division) 299 9 a.m. T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions (Posters) (Geochemical Society) Exhibition Hall C T135. New Developments in Microbialites (Posters) (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology 300 9 a.m. Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; SEPM [Society for Exhibition Hall C Sedimentary Geology]; Paleontological Society) T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and Approaches Used in Sediment Budgets 301 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology 302 9 a.m. and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Exhibition Hall C Geochemical Society; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) T142. Warnings Heeded, Problems Fixed, Disasters Averted: Stories about How Geology and Geologists Have Succeeded in Helping Society (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA 303 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Public Policy Committee; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the Geoscience Classroom (Posters) 304 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (GSA Geoscience Education Division) T65. Successful Models of Blended/Hybrid Learning Environments in the Geosciences 305 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; National Assoc. of Geoscience Teachers) T66. Transformative Innovations in Undergraduate Geoscience Education Supported by NSF 306 9 a.m. Funding Programs: Accomplishments and Future Directions (Posters) (National Assoc. of Exhibition Hall C Geoscience Teachers) T78. Engaging the Next Generation of Geoscientists: Effective Educational Strategies That 307 9 a.m. Broaden Participation and Prepare Diverse Learners for Advanced Study and Careers in the Exhibition Hall C Earth Sciences (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division) T146. Where’s the Data? Finding and Using Geoscience Data (Posters) (Geoscience 308 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Information Society) T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That Characterize Groundwater–Surface 309 9 a.m. Water Interactions: Where to Go from Here? (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Exhibition Hall C Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T173. From Peak to Playa, Saline to Fresh—The Great Diversity of Lakes (Poster) (GSA 310 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Limnogeology Division) 311 9 a.m. Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 312 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division)

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NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

313 9 a.m. Paleontology: Biostratigraphy and Biogeography (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T199. Conodonts as Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Tools (Posters) (Paleontological Society; 314 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Pander Society) 315 9 a.m. Paleontology: Extinction Processes Through Time (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, 316 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) T229. The Holey Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics 317 9 a.m. Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Exhibition Hall C Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: An Exploration of New 318 9 a.m. Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient History (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Exhibition Hall C Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology 319 9 a.m. and Geomorphology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Exhibition Hall C Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 320 9 a.m. Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Exhibition Hall C T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA 321 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; SEPM [Society for Sedimentary Geology]) T244. New Advances and Applications in Sequence Stratigraphy (Posters) (SEPM [Society for 322 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology 323 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and Structural Geology) T29. Geologic Processes That Influence the Tectonic Development and Economic Resources of the Northern North American Cordillera (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 324 9 a.m. Exhibition Hall C Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 325 1 p.m. Recent Advances in Limnogeology Room 213 T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution II (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 326 1 p.m. Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Room 121 Division) T12. Contrasting Styles of Phanerozoic Intracontinental Tectonics: North America versus Asia 327 1 p.m. Room 119/120 (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T20. Magmatism, Tectonics, and Metallogeny of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt (GSA 328 1 p.m. Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Room 118 Volcanology Division) T22. Dynamic Planetary Geology Revealed by Long-Term Observations (GSA Planetary 329 1 p.m. Room 301 Geology Division) T29. Geologic Processes That Influence the Tectonic Development and Economic Resources of the Northern North American Cordillera (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA 330 1 p.m. Room 116/117 Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division)

142 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition NO. TIME DESCRIPTION (COSPONSORS) LOCATION

T37. Late Pleistocene Circum-Arctic Ice Sheets: Extent, Chronology, and Dynamic Controls 331 1 p.m. (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Quaternary Assoc.; Room 211 Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface (GSA Quaternary Geology and 332 1 p.m. Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Room 208/209 Geochemical Society; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) SESSIONS CALENDAR SESSIONS T78. Engaging the Next Generation of Geoscientists: Effective Educational Strategies That 333 1 p.m. Broaden Participation and Prepare Diverse Learners for Advanced Study and Careers in the Room 217/218 Earth Sciences (GSA Geoscience Education Division) T109. New Research on the Taku and Llewellyn Glaciers, Juneau Icefield, Alaska and British 334 1 p.m. Columbia: Extending a 68 Year Climate Science Legacy (GSA Geophysics Division; Foundation Room 202/203 for Glacier and Environmental Research University Alaska Southeast) T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, Climate, and Environments: 335 1 p.m. Challenges and Recent Advances (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology Room 204 and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) 336 1 p.m. T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions (Geochemical Society) Room 304/305 T154. Groundwater and Surface-Water Arsenic: From Source to Sink II (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA 337 1 p.m. Room 110 Geology and Health Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development) T156. Agricultural Impacts on Water Quality: Are We Making Progress? (International 338 1 p.m. Assoc. of Hydrogeologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Room 114/115 Interest Group) T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on Water Quality: Toward 339 1 p.m. Sustainability and Stewardship (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Room 109 Engineering Geology Division) 340 1 p.m. T179. Back-Barrier Systems in Times of Change Room 212 341 1 p.m. T199. Conodonts as Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Tools (Paleontological Society; Pander Society) Room 220 T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices II (Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; iDigBio, 342 1 p.m. Room 223/224 Paleontological Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division; University of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History) T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American Cordillera (GSA 343 1 p.m. Room 306 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: An Exploration of New 344 1 p.m. Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient History (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Room 122 GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) T240. Bedforms: Genesis and Development Processes, Morphology, Stratigraphy, and Insights 345 1 p.m. into Planetary Environment (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Room 205/206 Geomorphology Division) T244. New Advances and Applications in Sequence Stratigraphy (SEPM [Society for 346 1 p.m. Room 207 Sedimentary Geology]; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division)

RECYCLING Please take advantage of the numerous recycling opportunities throughout the convention center and your hotel for paper, cardboard, cans, and bottles, and, at the end of the meeting, your badge holder. Don’t hesitate to ask any GSA staff member for assistance.

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Technical Sessions

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, 19 OCTOBER 2014

1-11 11:30 AM Hausrath, Elisabeth M.*; Adcock, Christopher T.; Tu, MORNING ORAL TECHNICAL Valerie M.; Chiu, Beverly K.: INTERPRETING PHOSPHATE SESSIONS MOBILITY IN EARLY, POTENTIALLY HABITABLE ENVIRONMENTS ON MARS 1-12 11:45 AM Roberts, Jennifer A.*; Gray, Neil D.; McCann, Clare; SESSION NO. 1 Christgen, Beate; Edwards, Stephen; Graham, David W.: P1. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars (GSA Mineralogy, THE ROLE OF PHOSPHORUS CYCLING AND SOIL Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA MINERALOGY IN DEFINING METHANOTROPH Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society) ECOLOGY IN ARCTIC SOILS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A Sarah W. Keenan and Lawrence A. Taylor, Presiding SESSION NO. 2 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard I (GSA Structural 1-1 8:05 AM Hughes, John M.*: THE CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY OF Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) APATITE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 1-2 8:25 AM Planavsky, Noah*: THE EVOLUTION OF THE MARINE P CYCLE W. Ashley Griffith, Christie D. Rowe and Joseph Clancy White, Presiding 1-3 8:45 AM Pasek, Matthew A.*: PHOSPHORUS REDOX CHEMISTRY 2-1 8:00 AM Chester, Judith S.*: FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF THROUGH TIME DAMAGE ZONES ALONG UPPER-CRUSTAL FAULTS 1-4 9:00 AM Gower, Laurie B.*: MODULATORS OF APATITE IN BONE 2-2 8:20 AM Caine, Jonathan Saul*; Murphy, Donald C.; Israel, Steve A.: FORMATION- ARE THEY PASSIVE OR ACTIVE? BEDROCK GEOLOGY, INTERNAL STRUCTURE, KINEMATICS, AND CARBONACEOUS FAULT ROCKS 1-5 9:20 AM Kohn, Matthew J.*: VERTEBRATE FOSSIL OF THE DENALI FAULT ZONE AT TELLURIDE AND GEOCHEMISTRY AS AN ARCHIVE OF BIOLOGY AND KIMBERLEY CREEKS, SOUTHWEST YUKON, CANADA CLIMATE 2-3 8:35 AM White, Joseph Clancy*: NORMAL FAULTS OR 1-6 9:40 AM Goodwin, Mark B.*: FOSSILIZATION AS A LANDSLIDES? NEAR-SURFACE GOUGE FORMATION, PRESERVATIONAL PROCESS: NEW INSIGHTS ON MYLONITIZATION AND THE AMBIGUITY OF BIOAPATITE IN THE FOSSIL RECORD EXHUMATION FAULTS, DENALI FAULT SYSTEM, 10:00 AM BREAK YUKON, CANADA 1-7 10:15 AM Keenan, Sarah W.*; Taylor, Lawrence A.: THE USE OF 2-4 8:50 AM Madden, Elizabeth H.*; Cooke, Michele L.; McBeck, APATITE AS AN ARCHIVE OF PROCESSES IN MAN AND Jessica A.: EVOLVING EFFICIENCY OF SEGMENTED THE MOON STRIKE-SLIP FAULT SYSTEMS 1-8 10:30 AM McCubbin, Francis M.*: WATER ABUNDANCE OF THE 2-5 9:05 AM Seno, Silvio*; Bonini, Lorenzo; Basili, Roberto; Toscani, MARTIAN INTERIOR: CLUES FROM THE MINERAL Giovanni; Burrato, Pierfrancesco; Valensise, Gianluca: APATITE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN GROWING EXTENSIONAL 1-9 10:50 AM Liu, Yang*; Taylor, Lawrence A.; Pernet-Fisher, John F.; FAULTS AND PRE-EXISTING DISCONTINUITIES: Chen, Yang; Howarth, Geoffrey H.: LUNAR APATITES AND IMPLICATIONS ON SURFACE EFFECTS AND SEISMIC SILICATE LIQUID IMMISCIBILITY HAZARD STUDIES 1-10 11:10 AM Anand, M.*; Tartèse, R.; Barnes, J.J.; Franchi, I.A.; Russell, 2-6 9:20 AM Wells, Rachel*; Wojtal, Steven F.; Newman, Julie: STRONG S.S.: APATITE: A VERSATILE RECORDER OF THE DOLOMITE BEDS CONTROL THE LOCATION OF, AND HISTORY OF LUNAR VOLATILES

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 145 SESSION NO. 2

DISPLACEMENT ALONG, FORELAND THRUST FAULTS RECORDED TSUNAMIS IN SENDAI PLAIN, NORTHERN OF THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS JAPAN 2-7 9:35 AM Orlandini, Omero F.*; Mahan, Kevin; Mueller, Karl; Williams, 10:00 AM BREAK Michael L.; Regan, Sean P.: CORA LAKE SHEAR 3-8 10:15 AM Chague-Goff, Catherine*; Goff, James: PACIFIC ZONE PSEUDOTACHYLYTES: DEEP RUPTURE OF SUBDUCTION ZONE PALAEOTSUNAMIS – JOINING UP A INTRAPLATE STRIKE-SLIP CRUSTAL FAULT AND THE DOTS? IMPLICATIONS FOR SEISMOLOGY OF EARTHQUAKES 3-9 10:30 AM Goldfinger, Chris*: HOW DO LONG PALEOSEISMIC 9:50 AM BREAK RECORDS ADVANCE SUBDUCTION ZONE 2-8 10:05 AM Tikoff, Basil*; Chatzaras, Vasileios; Newman, Julie; Withers, UNDERSTANDING? Anthony C.; Drury, Martyn: CONSTRAINTS ON THE 3-10 10:45 AM Bourgeois, Joanne*: SUBDUCTION-ZONE GEOHAZARDS MANTLE STRENGTH OF THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST – HISTORIC EXAMPLES SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR RHEOLOGIC MODELS AND PALEOSEISMIC RECORDS 2-9 10:25 AM Mitrovic, Ivanka*; Grasemann, Bernhard; Plan, Lukas; 3-11 11:00 AM Clark, Kate J.*; Hayward, Bruce W.; Cochran, Ursula A.; Baron, Ivo: SEISMIC SLIP AND ASEISMIC CREEP ON Wallace, Laura M.; Grenfell, Hugh R.; Power, William L.; MAJOR FAULT SYSTEMS OF THE EASTERN ALPS Sabaa, Ashwaq T.: EVIDENCE FOR PALEO-SUBDUCTION RECORDED IN SHEARED FLOWSTONES EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMI AT A MARGIN WITH 2-10 10:40 AM Campbell, Lucy R.*; Lloyd, Geoffrey E.; Phillips, Richard J.; PERVASIVE ACTIVE UPPER PLATE FAULTING: Holdsworth, Robert E.; Walcott, Rachel C.: COSEISMIC SOUTHERN HIKURANGI MARGIN, NEW ZEALAND DEFORMATION CONDITIONS: EVIDENCE FROM 3-12 11:15 AM Leonard, Lucinda J.*; Rogers, Garry C.: ASSESSING THE PSEUDOTACHYLYTE IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES FAULT NEAR-FIELD SUBDUCTION ZONE TSUNAMI HAZARD ZONE, NW SCOTLAND OF COASTAL BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 2-11 10:55 AM Hartman, Sean*; Holk, Gregory J.; Paterson, Scott R.: 3-13 11:30 AM Barrie, J. Vaughn*: THE QUEEN CHARLOTTE FAULT, FRACTURE DEVELOPMENT AND FLUID EVOLUTION BRITISH COLUMBA: SURFICIAL ANATOMY OF AN ACROSS A DUCTILE-TO-BRITTLE TRANSITION IN ACTIVE TRANSFORM FAULT A TRANSPRESSIONAL SHEAR ZONE, EASTERN CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA, CALIFORNIA 3-14 11:45 AM Tonai, Satoshi*; Ikawa, Yu; Shibata, Tadahiro: SUBMARINE MASS-TRANSPORT DEPOSITS OF THE PALEOGENE 2-12 11:10 AM Fisher, Donald M.*; Fagereng, Ake; Remitti, MUROTO FORMATION IN THE KUROMI COASTAL Francesca: EVIDENCE FOR CRACKING AND SILICA REGION, SOUTHWEST JAPAN REDISTRIBUTION AT THE LOWER END OF THE SEISMOGENIC ZONE, KODIAK, ALASKA AND OTAGO, SESSION NO. 4 NEW ZEALAND T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera I: A Session in Honor 2-13 11:25 AM Nevitt, Johanna M.*; Pollard, David D.; Warren, Jessica M.: of the Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn TESTING CONSTITUTIVE EQUATIONS FOR FAULT- Woodsworth (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) RELATED DEFORMATION IN THE BRITTLE-DUCTILE TRANSITION 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 116/117 Robert B. Miller, G.E. Gehrels, Margaret E. Rusmore and Elizabeth R. Schermer, SESSION NO. 3 Presiding T11. Pan-Pacific Subduction Zone Hazards: Tectonic and 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Gravitational Effects (GSA Geophysics Division; Association 4-1 8:10 AM Miller, Robert B.*; Rusmore, Margaret E.; Schermer, of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; Canadian Elizabeth R.; Gehrels, G.E.: TECTONICS OF THE COAST Geomorphology Research Group; GSA Environmental and MOUNTAINS-CASCADES OROGEN: THE LEGACY OF Engineering Geology Division; Geological Association of BROWN, MONGER, AND WOODSWORTH Canada; GSA International Section; Global Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Risk Management; Geological 4-2 8:25 AM Paterson, Scott R.*: PROTOLITH AND DEFORMATION Survey of Canada; International Union of Geological Sciences; AGES OF MESOZOIC HOST ROCK UNITS IN THE GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA CASCADES CORE, WA: IMPLICATIONS FOR CRUSTAL Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) AMALGAMATION AND MESOZOIC OROGENESIS 4-3 8:40 AM Sauer, Kirsten*; Gordon, Stacia M.; Miller, Robert B.: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 PROVENANCE OF METASEDIMENTARY UNITS OF Peter Bobrowsky and Yujiro Ogawa, Presiding THE NORTH CASCADES CRYSTALLINE CORE, 3-1 8:00 AM Moores, Eldridge M.*: PAN-PACIFIC TECTONICS WA: RESULTS FROM A DETRITAL ZIRCON AND NEODYMIUM ISOTOPIC SURVEY 3-2 8:20 AM Moresi, Louis*; Miller, Meghan S.; Betts, Peter: CONGESTED SUBDUCTION ZONES: THE RECORD OF 4-4 8:55 AM Mattinson, Chris G.*; Mattinson, James M.; Rioux, Matthew; COLLISIONS IN THE CONVERGENT MARGIN HISTORY Hopson, Clifford A.: A ~30 MILLION YEAR HISTORY OF MAFIC MAGMATISM AND PARTIAL MELTING IN THE 3-3 8:40 AM Clague, John J.*: PROGRESS IN UNDERSTANDING CHELAN MIGMATITE COMPLEX, NORTH CASCADE THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE THREAT IN THE PACIFIC RANGE, WASHINGTON, USA NORTHWEST 4-5 9:10 AM Mitrovic, Ivanka*; Gibson, Dan; Thorkelson, Derek; 3-4 9:00 AM Hirose, Hitoshi*; Matsuzawa, Takanori: A VARIATION Marshall, Dan: TECTONO-MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF IN THE RECURRENCE INTERVAL OF THE BOSO THE EASTERN HARRISON LAKE REGION, BRITISH PENINSULA SLOW SLIP EVENTS, CENTRAL JAPAN COLUMBIA, REFLECTS MID-CRETACEOUS CHANGE IN 3-5 9:15 AM Oncken, Onno*; Moreno, Marcos; Schurr, Bernd: FLUIDS PLATE KINEMATICS AND FORESHOCKS – PREPARING MEGATHRUST 4-6 9:25 AM Katopody, David*; Mueller, Nicholas; Oldow, John S.: POST- RUPTURES AT THE CHILEAN PLATE BOUNDARY MID CRETACEOUS STRUCTURAL IMBRICATION OF 3-6 9:30 AM Kawamura, Kiichiro*: TSUNAMIGENIC LANDSLIDES IN THE CYPRESS PERIDOTITE, VENDOVI ASSEMBLAGE, JAPAN ARC: TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY AND THEIR AND LUMMI FORMATION ON CYPRESS ISLAND, MECHANISMS NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON 3-7 9:45 AM Sawai, Yuki*; Tanigawa, Koichiro; Tamura, Toru; Namegaya, 9:40 AM BREAK Yuichi: GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF HISTORICALLY

146 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 6

4-7 9:55 AM Oldow, John S.*: LATE CRETACEOUS TO POST-EOCENE 5-6 9:20 AM Munroe, Jeffrey S.*: INVESTIGATING THE DEFORMATION AND TRUNCATION OF THE EASTERN DIRECTIONALITY OF EOLIAN DUST DELIVERY TO THE NANIAMO BASIN, NORTHERN SAN JUAN ISLANDS, ALPINE ZONE OF THE UINTA MOUNTAINS, UTAH, USA WASHINGTON 5-7 9:35 AM Goldstein, Harland L.*; Reynolds, Richard L.; Landry, 4-8 10:10 AM Mahoney, J. Brian*; Haggart, James W.; Link, Chris; Kokaly, Raymond F.; Redsteer, Margaret Hiza; Paul K.; Fanning, C. Mark; Kimbrough, David L.: Breit, George N.: DUST DEPOSITED ON COLORADO LATE CRETACEOUS BASIN EVOLUTION ALONG MOUNTAIN SNOW COVER: EFFECTS ON SNOW AM THE WESTERN MARGIN OF THE INSULAR ALBEDO AND LINKAGES TO DUST-SOURCE AREAS SUPERTERRANE: THE NANAIMO GROUP, 9:50 AM BREAK BRITISH COLUMBIA 10:05 AM AWARD INTRODUCTION 4-9 10:25 AM Eddy, Michael P.*; Bowring, Samuel A.; Umhoefer, Paul J.; Miller, Robert B.; Mclean, Noah M.; Donaghy, Erin E.: 5-8 10:20 AM Muhs, Daniel R.*; Budahn, James R.; Skipp, Gary; PALEOGENE BASIN EVOLUTION IN THE PACIFIC Prospero, Joseph M.: GSA QUATERNARY GEOLOGY NORTHWEST: A WINDOW INTO RIDGE-TRENCH AND GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISION FAROUK EL- INTERACTION BAZ AWARD FOR DESERT RESEARCH: A GLOBAL

PERSPECTIVE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF DESERT SUNDAY 4-10 10:40 AM Umhoefer, Paul J.*; Eddy, Michael P.; Miller, Robert B.; DUST TO SOIL GENESIS IN THE QUATERNARY Bowring, Samuel A.; Donaghy, Erin E.: MAJOR CHANGES IN EARLY EOCENE FAULTING AND BASINS IN 5-9 10:50 AM Courrech du Pont, Sylvain*; Narteau, Clément; Gao, Xin: CENTRAL WASHINGTON TWO MODES FOR DUNE ORIENTATION 4-11 10:55 AM Donaghy, Erin E.*; Umhoefer, Paul J.; Miller, Robert B.: 5-10 11:05 AM Lancaster, Nicholas*; Newman, Claire E.: LINKING STRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE, AND PROVENANCE OF ATMOSPHERIC MODELS AND DUNE MORPHOLOGY – EOCENE SEDIMENTARY ROCKS IN THE CHUMSTICK TESTING A FORWARD MODELING APPROACH BASIN, CENTRAL WASHINGTON; IMPLICATIONS FOR 5-11 11:20 AM Chandler, Clayton K.*; McBride, John H.; Radebaugh, Jani; BASIN EVOLUTION AS A RESULT OF SPREADING Morris, Thomas H.: OBSERVED CHANGES IN PROCESS RIDGE SUBDUCTION SEDIMENTOLOGY OF NAMIB LINEAR DUNES USING 4-12 11:10 AM Tepper, Jeffrey H.*; Eddy, Michael P.; Nelson, Bruce K.: GROUND PENETRATING RADAR ORIGIN AND TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE 5-12 11:35 AM Rozar, Janna*; Wilkins, David; Glenn, Nancy F.; Spaete, EOCENE GOLDEN HORN BATHOLITH: A UNIQUE Lucas: USING GROUND-BASED TERRESTRIAL LASER “A-TYPE” GRANITE IN THE NORTH CASCADES, SCANNING TO MODEL ANTECEDENT TOPOGRAPHY: WASHINGTON CORAL PINK SAND DUNES, KANE COUNTY, UTAH 4-13 11:25 AM Aldrich, M. James*: STRUCTURAL ACCOMMODATION OF NORTH-DIRECTED COMPRESSION IN CASCADIA SESSION NO. 6 ACCRETIONARY WEDGE MIOCENE TURBIDITES, T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes COASTAL OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS, WASHINGTON (Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; 4-14 11:40 AM Easterbrook, Don J.*: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and GEOLOGY OF THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS FROM LIDAR Geomorphology Division; Soil Science Society of America) AND SUBMARINE IMAGERY 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 Michael H. Young, Steven G. Driese, Todd G. Caldwell, David A. Stonestrom, SESSION NO. 5 Henry Lin and Daniel D. Richter Jr, Presiding T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes I 6-1 8:00 AM Harvey, Charles F.*; Cobb, Alex R.; Hoyt, Alison: THE (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; REMARKABLE SIMPLICITY OF TROPICAL PEAT Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; International Society SWAMP FORESTS for Aeolian Research) 6-2 8:15 AM Raab, Thomas*: DEFINING POINT ZERO OF 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 PEDOGENESIS – WHAT ABOUT THE LEGACY OF Ian J. Walker, Derek W.T. Jackson, Nicholas Lancaster, Alan F. Halfen and PRE-INDUSTRIAL LAND USE? Karen E. Kohfeld, Presiding 6-3 8:30 AM Dakhlalla, Abdullah*; Parajuli, Prem B.; Schmitz, Darrel: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF CROP ROTATIONS ON GROUNDWATER RECHARGE AND WATER TABLE 5-1 8:05 AM Allen, Christopher J.T.*; Washington, Richard; DEPTHS THROUGH A WATERSHED MODELING Engelstaedter, Sebastian: DUST EMISSION MECHANISMS APPROACH IN THE CENTRAL SAHARA: NEW INSIGHTS FROM REMOTE FIELD OBSERVATIONS 6-4 8:45 AM Healy, Richard W.*: THE OCCURRENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF WATER-SOLUBLE SELENIUM IN 5-2 8:20 AM Kapp, Paul*; Pullen, Alex; Pelletier, Jon D.; Russell, Joellen; SOILS OF THE POWDER RIVER BASIN, WYOMING, USA Cai, Fulong: FROM DUST TO DUST: QUATERNARY WIND EROSION OF THE MU US DESERT AND LOESS 6-5 9:00 AM McDonnell, Jeffrey J.*; Jasechko, Scott; Welker, Jeff: PLATEAU, CHINA WATERSHED FLUSHING TIME: A LIQUID SIGNAL OF SOIL AS A CONTROLLER AND INTEGRATOR OF 5-3 8:35 AM Sweeney, Mark R.*; Lu, Huayu; Cui, Mengchun; Mason, HYDROGEOLOGICAL PROCESSES? Joseph A.; Feng, Han; Xu, Zhiwei: SAND DUNES AS POTENTIAL SOURCES OF DUST IN NORTHERN CHINA 6-6 9:15 AM Driese, Steven G.*; Peppe, Daniel J.; Beverly, Emily J.; DiPietro, Lyndsay; Lehmann, Thomas; McNulty, Kieran P.: 5-4 8:50 AM Crouvi, Onn*; Barzilai, Omry; Goldsmith, Yonaton; Amit, MIOCENE PALEO-OXISOL-VERTISOL FORMED ON Rivka; Porat, Naomi; Enzel, Yehouda: MIDDLE TO LATE BASALT RECORDS LONG DURATION OF TROPICAL PLEISTOCENE DRASTIC CHANGE IN EOLIAN SILT WEATHERING IN LAKE VICTORIA REGION OF GRAINS ADDITIONS INTO MEDITERRANEAN SOILS AT WESTERN KENYA PRECEDING RAPID SUBSIDENCE THE LEVANT’S DESERT FRINGE AND ONSET OF LAKE-BASIN FORMATION 5-5 9:05 AM Gill, Thomas E.*; Peinado, Porfirio; Lee, Jeffrey; 6-7 9:30 AM Cornelis, Jean-Thomas*; Weis, Dominique; Delvaux, Bruno: Dominguez Acosta, Miguel: GEOCHEMICAL AND A MORE ADVANCED WEATHERING PRODUCT IN SOILS PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF DUST SOURCE SEDIMENTS IN THE CHIHUAHUAN DESERT AND 9:45 AM BREAK SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 147 SESSION NO. 6

6-8 10:00 AM Driese, Steven G.*; Nordt, Lee C.; Young, Michael H.: 7-7 9:35 AM Muhs, Daniel R.*; Simmons, Kathleen R.; McGeehin, LINKING MODERN AND FOSSIL SOILS: FORECASTING John P.; Groves, Lindsey T.; Schumann, R. Randall; FUTURE SOIL CHANGES BASED ON PALEOSOL Agenbroad, Larry D.: LATE QUATERNARY SEA-LEVEL RECORDS HISTORY AND THE ANTIQUITY OF THE PYGMY 6-9 10:15 AM Heimsath, Arjun M.*; Chadwick, Oliver A.; Roering, MAMMOTH (MAMMUTHUS EXILIS), CHANNEL ISLANDS Joshua; Levick, Shaun: DIGGING WITH RHINOS: NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA, USA SOIL PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORT ACROSS AN 9:55 AM BREAK EQUILIBRIUM LANDSCAPE 7-8 10:10 AM Ladd, Bethany*; Ryan, M.C.: THE ROLE OF NON- 6-10 10:30 AM Stonestrom, David A.*; Schulz, Marjorie S.; Lawrence, CONDENSABLE GASES IN GEYSER ERUPTIONS IN Corey; Harden, Jennifer W.; White, Art F.; Prudic, David E.: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK NOT SOIL NOR ROCK ALONE—PEDOGENESIS AND 7-9 10:25 AM Waitt, Richard, B.*; Mosbrucker, Adam; Crisafulli, LITHOGENESIS IN UNSATURATED ZONES Charles M.: SPIRIT LAKE AT MOUNT ST. HELENS, MAY 6-11 10:45 AM Fulton, James M.*; Van Mooy, Benjamin A.S.; Michel, 1980—SURGE, LANDSLIDE, GIANT WAVE, LONG-TERM Lauren A.: PIGMENT AND LIPID DESICCATION PROXIES EFFECTS FROM CYANOBACTERIA IN DESERT SOILS AND 7-10 10:40 AM Bacon, Charles R.*; Robinson, Joel E.; Wright, Heather M.; GREAT SALT LAKE SEDIMENTS Major, Jon J.; Vallance, James W.: MAZAMA IGNIMBRITE 6-12 11:00 AM White, Timothy S.*; Dere, Ashlee L.; Sharkey, Sarah: SURFACE FEATURES REVEALED BY LIDAR MAPPING ARBORTURBATION RATES OF SOIL ON APPALACHIAN OF CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK, OREGON MOUNTAIN SHALE LANDSCAPES 7-11 10:55 AM Veni, George*; Land, Lewis; Joop, Dianne: EVALUATION 6-13 11:15 AM Kraus, M.J.*; Woody, Daniel; Smith, Jon J.: ALLUVIAL OF CAVE AND KARST PROGRAMS AND ISSUES AT US RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE INTERPRETED NATIONAL PARKS FROM PALEOSOLS ACROSS THE PALEOCENE- 7-12 11:10 AM Vesper, Dorothy J.*; Tudek, John; Feller, Dan; Carter, EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM, BIGHORN BASIN, Michelle: THE SKINNY ON ASSESSING RISK IN A LONG WYOMING NARROW PARK; EVALUATING POTENTIAL IMPACTS 6-14 11:30 AM McDonald, Eric V.*; Antinao, José Luis; Gosse, John C.; TO RARE, THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES Rhodes, Edward J.: COMPARING RATES AND ASSOCIATED WITH THE KARST FEATURES AT THE PROCESSES OF SOIL DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN C&O CANAL NHP SUBTROPICAL AND ARID REGIONS USING WELL- 7-13 11:25 AM Déri-Takács, Judit*; Rostron, Ben J.; Tóth, József; DATED CHRONOSEQUENCES Mendoza, Carl: INTEGRATED USE OF FLOW SYSTEM 6-15 11:45 AM Rasmussen, Craig*: QUANTIFYING TOPOGRAPHIC, ANALYSIS, KARST GEOLOGY, AND REMOTE SENSING VEGETATION, AND DISTURBANCE EFFECTS ON THE FOR HYDROGEOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSFER OF ENERGY AND MASS TO THE CRITICAL WOOD BUFFALO NATIONAL PARK, AB-NWT, CANADA ZONE SESSION NO. 8 SESSION NO. 7 T53. Place-Based Approaches to Geoscience Education I T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, (GSA Geoscience Education Division) Mapping, and Resource Management I (GSA Hydrogeology 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 219 Division) Sadredin C. Moosavi, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Bruce A. Heise, Jason P. Kenworthy and F. Edwin Harvey, Presiding 8-1 8:15 AM Semken, Steven*: PLACE-BASED TEACHING FOR 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE LITERACY, SUSTAINABILITY, 7-1 8:05 AM Becker, Richard A.*; Tikoff, Basil; Riley, Paul R.; Iverson, AND SENSE OF PLACE IN ARIZONA AND THE Neal R.: PRE-EXISTING FRACTURES AND THE SOUTHWEST FORMATION OF AN ICONIC LANDSCAPE: TUOLUMNE 8-2 8:30 AM Young, Robert S.*: LEVERAGING RIVER RESTORATION MEADOWS, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, USA FOR GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION: THE ELWHA SCIENCE 7-2 8:20 AM Davis, Larry E.*; Eves, Robert L.; Pollock, Gayle L.: EDUCATION PROJECT HOODOOS AND HEADWARD EROSION: BRYCE 8-3 8:45 AM Ito, Emi*; Dalbotten, Diana; Pellerin, Holly; Howes, Thomas; CANYONNATIONAL PARK’S UNIQUE GEOLOGIST-IN- Myrbo, Amy; Cakici, Hanife: MAKING THE MOST OF RESIDENCE PROGRAM PLACE-BASED INFORMAL SCIENCE EDUCATION 7-3 8:35 AM Lundstrom, Scott*; Alexander, Jason S.: CONTRASTS 8-4 9:00 AM Cohn, Teresa*; Swanson, Elisabeth; White Man Runs Him, BETWEEN THE LATE QUATERNARY GEOLOGIC Gail; Hugs, Dora; Stevens, Lisa; Flamm, Devon: PLACING RECORDS OF THE NIOBRARA NATIONAL SCENIC OURSELVES IN CROW COUNTRY: SENSE OF PLACE RIVER (NIOB) AND THE MISSOURI NATIONAL GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AND A DIGITAL EARTH RECREATIONAL RIVER (MNRR) OF THE CENTRAL TOOL GREAT PLAINS: RELATIONS TO LATE PLEISTOCENE GLACIATION OF THE LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET 8-5 9:15 AM Businger, Steven*; Lance, Kelly; Ellinwood, Iasone; Stone, Pomai; Chinn, Pauline: KAHUA A’O – AN EARTH 7-4 8:50 AM Yelk, Anton Makoke*: NON-NATIVE EXOTIC AQUARIUM SCIENCE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: FISH IN GRAND TETONS NATIONAL PARK USING HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER ARTICLES 7-5 9:05 AM Larson, Rebekka A.*; Brooks, Gregg R.; Devine, Barry; AS EXAMPLES OF CITIZEN SCIENCE Schwing, Patrick; O’Donnell, Brady; Browning, Trevor; 8-6 9:30 AM Martínez-Álvarez, Patricia*: PLACE-BASED LEARNING Holmes, Charles: UNDERSTANDING NATURAL COASTAL WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: BILINGUAL CHILDREN’S SEDIMENTATION TO DETERMINE ANTHROPOGENIC FUNDS OF KNOWLEDGE IN GEOSCIENCE IMPACTS: VIRGIN ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK 9:45 AM BREAK 7-6 9:20 AM Walsh, Gregory J.*; Merschat, Arthur J.; McAleer, Ryan J.; Valley, Peter M.; Roden-Tice, Mary K.: TECTONIC 8-7 10:00 AM Gochis, Emily*; Gierke, John S.; Mayer, Alex: EXPLORING HISTORY OF THE BRONSON HILL ANTICLINORIUM IN GEOHERITAGE SITES THROUGH TEACHER THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY, WESTERN NEW DEVELOPED INTERDISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATIONS HAMPSHIRE AND EASTERN VERMONT

148 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 10

8-8 10:15 AM Theis, Kimberlie*; Clary, Renee M.: GEOSITES 9-10 10:15 AM Dolphin, Glenn R.*; Benoit, Wendy: THE HISTORY OF OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: A RESEARCH GEOLOGY AS A MODERN TOOL FOR TEACHING INVESTIGATION OF POTENTIAL GEOTOURISM AND GEOLOGY OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE PUBLIC GEOLITERACY 9-11 10:30 AM Berg, Christopher A.*: IMPACTS OF INCORPORATING 8-9 10:30 AM Ross, Robert M.*; Dietl, Gregory P.: NEW PUBLIC SMALL-GROUP ACTIVE-LEARNING ACTIVITY OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES AND STRATEGIES MODULES ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND ASSOCIATED WITH THE GROWTH OF CONSERVATION ATTITUDES IN AN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSE AM PALEOBIOLOGY 9-12 10:45 AM Graziano, Robert J.*: CASE STUDY OF THE IMPACT 8-10 10:45 AM Fristad, Kirsten E.*; Des Marais, David J.; Dueck, Sandra; OF ACTIVE LEARNING THROUGH SMALL GROUP Kubo, Michael; Parenteau, Mary N.: TEACHING DISCUSSIONS WITHIN A LARGE GEOSCIENCE GEOSCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY AT LASSEN LECTURE COURSE VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK 9-13 11:00 AM Vo, Tina*; Forbes, Cory; Schwarz, Christina V.: FOSTERING 8-11 11:00 AM Boger, Rebecca*; Adams, Jennifer; Low, Russanne: 3RD GRADE STUDENTS’ USE OF SCIENTIFIC MODELS SPATIAL ANALYSIS, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND SENSE OF WITH THE WATER CYCLE: ELEMENTARY TEACHERS’ PLACE: STUDENTS AS AGENTS OF CHANGE CONCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES SUNDAY 8-12 11:15 AM Kean, William F.*: PLACE BASED EARTH SCIENCE 9-14 11:15 AM Pyle, Eric J.*; Courtier, Anna M.: MASTERING THE COURSE FOR EDUCATION MAJORS AT UW- CHALLENGES OF ADOLESCENT EARTH SCIENCE MILWAUKEE AND MATHEMATICS INTEGRATION: THE MAESTRO 8-13 11:30 AM Stimac, John Paul*: A “PLACE-AS-TEXT” APPROACH TO PROJECT, YEAR 2 GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION BASED ON THE NATIONAL 9-15 11:30 AM Metlay, Suzanne T.*: INTRODUCING NEXT GENERATION COLLEGIATE HONORS COUNCIL’S “CITY AS TEXT”™ SCIENCE STANDARDS TO THE TEACHER’S COLLEGE EVENTS 9-16 11:45 AM Passow, Michael J.*; Assumpcao, Cristiana M.; Baggio, 11:45 AM DISCUSSION Frederico D.: PROVIDING NGSS-FOCUSED TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE SESSION NO. 9 EARTH2CLASS MODEL T56. Ushering in a New Era in K–16 Geoscience Education (National Earth Science Teachers Association; National SESSION NO. 10 Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geoscience T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences I Education Division) (National Association of Geoscience Teachers) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 Michael J. Passow and Glenn R. Dolphin, Presiding Miriam Barquero-Molina and Robert L. Bauer, Presiding 9-1 8:00 AM Manning, Cheryl L.B.*: NGSS AND EARTH/SPACE 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SCIENCE: AN EXAMPLE HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM 10-1 8:05 AM Mies, Jonathan W.*; Holmes, Ann E.; Churnet, Habte G.: 9-2 8:15 AM Jacobs, Belinda E.*; Ellins, Katherine K.; Riggs, THE COSTA RICAN FIELD EXPERIENCE AT UTC: 20 Eric M.; Serpa, Laura F.; Stocks, Eric: DIG TEXAS YEARS IN THE MAKING INSTRUCTIONAL BLUEPRINTS: SUPPORTING 10-2 8:20 AM Holmes, Ann E.*; Ford, Dawn M.: INTERNATIONAL RIGOROUS AND RELEVANT INSTRUCTION IN HIGH UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AND SCHOOL EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE CRITICAL THINKING THROUGH TWO LINKED UPPER- 9-3 8:30 AM Cartwright, Tina*; Atwood, Jonathan; Malmberg, Julie: LEVEL CROSS-DISCIPLINARY COURSES THE ROLE OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE NGSS AND 10-3 8:35 AM Barquero-Molina, Miriam*; Bauer, Robert L.: ANDEAN CONCEPTIONS OF MIDDLE-SCHOOL STUDENTS OF TECTONICS AND VOLCANISM: A STUDENT-CENTERED WEATHER AND CLIMATE TEACHING-LEARNING EXPERIENCE IN NORTHERN 9-4 8:45 AM Spidell, Rhonda*; Dunbar, Nelia W.: TEACHER’S GUIDE CHILE TO VALLES CALDERA:THE SCIENCE; FULFILLING THE 10-4 8:55 AM Casale, Gabriele*; Levine, Jamie S.F.: APPALACHIAN VISION OF NGSS STATE UNIVERSITY ITALY FIELD CAMP: FROM 9-5 9:00 AM Macfarlane, P. Allen*: AFTER THE FIELDTRIP: USING SHORTENING THROUGH EXTENSION ACROSS A STUDENT-CREATED VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES TO COMPLETE TECTONIC SYSTEM DEMONSTRATE AND ENHANCE LEARNING AS 10-5 9:10 AM Levine, Jamie S.F.*; Casale, Gabriele; Mirabella, Francesco: PART OF A MIDDLE SCHOOL PROJECT-BASED APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY ITALY FIELD CAMP: INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT ON ANCIENT LIFE GEOLOGY, CULTURAL IMMERSION, AND LOGISTICS 9-6 9:15 AM Miller, Sarah R.*: USING VIRTUAL FIELDWORK 10-6 9:25 AM Hodge, Kirsten FitzGerald*; Sundell, Ander; Northrup, EXPERIENCES TO INTEGRATE NGSS AND CCSS Clyde J.; Spinosa, Claude: BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY’S 9-7 9:30 AM Olds, Shelley E.*; Alexander, Kathleen M.; West, Nancy W.: GEOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL: A GEOLOGICAL, TRANSFORMING EXISTING DATA-RICH LEARNING EDUCATIONAL, AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCE IN MATERIALS INTO NGSS 3-D ALIGNMENT: A JOURNEY SARDINIA, ITALY IN PROGRESS 10-7 9:40 AM Zimmer, Brian*: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PLANNING 9-8 9:45 AM Price, Nancy A.*: THE DEVELOPMENT OF AND EXECUTING A CAMPING-BASED FIELD PERFORMANCE TASKS HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED FOR COURSE; LOGISTICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SAFETY DATASETS AND RESOURCES FOR SUCCESSFUL CONSIDERATIONS IN ICELAND CLASSROOM IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NGSS 10-8 9:55 AM Reynolds, Jim*; Nyman, Jennifer; Walker, Samuel; Kombol, 9-9 10:00 AM Clary, Renee M.*; Elder, Anastasia; Dunne, James A.; Thomas; Lowe, Ashley; Lea, Hap; Iwan, Matt; Harris, Wax, Charles: EQUAL, SEPARATE, OR Andrew; Wallis, Charles; Faust, Carol: ICELAND 2012: A COMPLEMENTARY? CONTRIBUTIONS OF BREVARD COLLEGE EXPERIENTIAL GEOLOGICAL ONLINE MODULES IN A BLENDED GEOSCIENCE FIELD TRIP FOR NON-MAJORS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 10:10 AM BREAK 10-9 10:25 AM Reynolds, James H.*: OUTLINE FOR AN EXPERIENTIAL GEOLOGICAL FIELD TRIP TO ICELAND

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10-10 10:45 AM Hill, Malcolm D.*; Young, Kirby D.; Clifton, Amy E.; Underhill, SESSION NO. 12 Maureen; Lyons, Kelly; Biddle, Daisy: UNDERGRADUATE T85. The Archaeological Record as a Paleoclimatic and FIELD STUDY IN ICELAND Paleoenvironmental Archive (GSA Archaeological Geology 10-11 11:00 AM Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; Tewksbury, David A.: LAND OF ICE Division) AND FIRE: SUMMER FIELD STUDY IN ICELAND 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 10-12 11:15 AM Wronkiewicz, David J.*; Mormile, Melanie R.: Alice R. Kelley and Daniel H. Sandweiss, Presiding INTERNATIONAL FIELD EXPERIENCE IN THE BAHAMAS: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDY OF THE 12-1 8:00 AM Kelley, Alice R.*; Sandweiss, Daniel H.: THE GEOLOGY AND BIOLOGY OF CARBONATE SYSTEMS ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORD AS A PALEOCLIMATIC AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ARCHIVE 10-13 11:30 AM Tormey, Blair R.*; Peek, Katie: BALANCING FIELD-BASED LEARNING WITH FIELD-BASED RISK: INTRODUCTORY 12-2 8:15 AM McGovern, Thomas*: ENDANGERED ENVIRONMENTAL MARINE GEOLOGY AT THE GERACE RESEARCH ARCHIVES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC: CRISIS AND CENTRE, SAN SALVADOR ISLAND, BAHAMAS RESPONSE 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 12-3 8:30 AM Andrus, C. Fred T.*; Das, Oindrila; Thompson, Victor D.: ASSESSING THE PRECISION AND ACCURACY OF SESSION NO. 11 OXYGEN ISOTOPE SEASONALITY RECONSTRUCTIONS DERIVED FROM MIDDEN MOLLUSKS T64. Transdisciplinary Thinking in Geoscience Education at Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges: Innovations in Curriculum, 12-4 8:45 AM Surge, Donna*; Barrett, James H.: DECIPHERING Pedagogy, and Assessment in Introductory Geoscience Courses SEASONALITY IN MODERN AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL (National Association of Geoscience Teachers) SHELLS OF THE EUROPEAN LIMPET (PATELLA VULGATA): CAN WE DETERMINE SEASON OF 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 HARVEST? Benjamin Wolfe and Merry Wilson, Presiding 12-5 9:00 AM Mii, Horng-sheng*; Li, Kuang-ti; Lin, Yi-Mei: ENVIRONMENT 11-1 8:00 AM Wilson, Meredith J.*; Wolfe, Benjamin A.: TEACHING AND HARVESTING SEASON INDICATED BY STABLE FROM A TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH: A CARBON AND OXYGEN ISOTOPE RECORDS OF DIFFERENT WAY OF THINKING IN THE GEOSCIENCES ARCHAEOLOGICAL SHELLS FROM SOUTHWESTERN 11-2 8:15 AM Manduca, Cathryn A.*; Phillips, Michael A.; Mogk, David W.; TAIWAN Gosselin, David C.: BUILDING TRANSDISCIPLINARY 12-6 9:15 AM Huckleberry, Gary*: PREHISTORIC CANALS AS TEACHING CAPACITY PALEOFLOOD RECORDS: CASE STUDIES FROM 11-3 8:30 AM Caulkins, Joshua L.*; Steer, David; Iverson, Ellen; ARIZONA AND COASTAL PERU Manduca, Cathryn; Savina, Mary E.; Awad, Aida: 12-7 9:30 AM Pluta, Paul M.*; Kelley, Alice R.; Quilter, Jeffrey; Sandweiss, STUDENT LEARNING IN GEOSCIENCE COURSES Daniel H.: FLUVIAL DEPOSITION, EL NIÑO AND INCORPORATING SOCIETAL ISSUES AND GRAND LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION AT SAN JOSÉ DE MORO CHALLENGES FACING SOCIETY AND HUACA DEL SOL, PERU 11-4 8:45 AM Kuban, Adam J.*; Florea, Lee J.; O’Malley, Michelle M.; 12-8 9:45 AM Arikan, Bulent*: INTEGRATED MODELING OF May, Ross C.: WATER QUALITY RESEARCH THROUGH PALEOCLIMATIC, PALEOENVIRONMENTAL, THE LENS OF ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM – AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA: THE CASE OF ASSESSMENT OF STUDENTS’ KNOWLEDGE AND ARSLANTEPE, EASTERN ANATOLIA PERCEIVED CONFIDENCE 10:00 AM BREAK 11-5 9:00 AM Pinter, Susann*: TEACHING (GEO-) SCIENCE THROUGH 12-9 10:15 AM West, Catherine F.*; Andrus, C. Fred T.; Etnier, Michael; POPULAR FILM Burchell, Meghan: ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE 11-6 9:15 AM Miller, Marli B.*; Craig, Ann S.: INTEGRATING ALEUTIAN ISLANDS, ALASKA GEOPHOTOGRAPHY WITH UNDERGRADUATE 12-10 10:30 AM DiPietro, Lyndsay*; Driese, Steven G.; Goebel, T.: LATEST GEOLOGY CLASSES PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE AMELIORATION ON THE 9:30 AM BREAK SEWARD PENINSULA OF ALASKA IN ASSOCIATION 11-7 9:45 AM Metlay, Suzanne T.*; Low, Russanne: EARTHED2YC: WITH A BURIED FLUTED POINT COMPLEX NASA-NAGT EARTH EDUCATION RESOURCES FOR 12-11 10:45 AM Sanchez, Guadalupe*; Carpenter, John; Cruz, Tamara C.: TWO-YEAR COLLEGE FACULTY OF PEOPLE, PLANTS AND SOILS: HUMAN 11-8 10:00 AM Maher, Barbra*: IGNITING THE SPARK: SHAPING THE ADAPTATIONS TO THE LATE PLEISTOCENE/ UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE THROUGH FIELD- HOLOCENE CLIMATIC CHANGES AT THE SONORAN BASED, INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPERIENCES DESERT REGION IN NORTHERN MEXICO 11-9 10:15 AM Sundell, Ander*: BUILDING A GEOLOGY PROGRAM 12-12 11:00 AM Finley, Judson Byrd*; Rowe, Matthew J.: ROCKSHELTERS FROM SCRATCH: DEVELOPING A FIELD BASED AS LATE QUATERNARY GEOLOGICAL RECORDS IN CAPSTONE COURSE FOR SECOND YEAR GEOLOGY THE BIGHORN MOUNTAINS, WYOMING STUDENTS 12-13 11:15 AM Beach, Timothy P.*; Luzzadder-Beach, Sheryl; Krause, 11-10 10:30 AM Rodrigues, Lisa J.*: FIELD-BASED LEARNING FOR NON- Samantha M.: LATE HOLOCENE FLOODPLAIN MAJORS: GETTING OUR STUDENTS’ FEET WET IN THE AND RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION IN BELIZE AND OCEAN SCIENCES YUCATAN, MEXICO 11-11 10:45 AM Bentley, Callan*; Villalobos, Joshua: BORDER TO 12-14 11:30 AM Ashley, Gail M.*; Spencer, Joel Q.G.; Ndiema, Emmanuel; BELTWAY: A REPORT FROM A NEW “FIELD Kiura, Purity W.: ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES RECORD EXCHANGE” PROGRAM BETWEEN COMMUNITY LATE HOLOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE EAST COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM TEXAS AND VIRGINIA AFRICA RIFT VALLEY 11-12 11:00 AM Rohrback-Schiavone, Robin*; Parker, Mercer; Ingraham, 12-15 11:45 AM Mandel, Rolfe D.*: ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN Nicole M.; Cazares, Diana: BORDER TO BELTWAY: AN ALLUVIAL SETTINGS AS PALEOCLIMATIC AND INNOVATIVE FIELD EXCHANGE PROJECT BETWEEN PALEOENVIRONMENTAL ARCHIVES: EXAMPLES EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND NORTHERN FROM THE CENTRAL PLAINS, USA VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 11:15 AM DISCUSSION

150 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 15

SESSION NO. 13 14-2 8:20 AM Basu, Asish R.*; Faggart, Billy E.; Ghosh, Nilotpal: LAST 27 MILLION YEARS OF HAWAIIAN PLUME EVOLUTION: T102. Asbestos, Fibrous Zeolites, and Other Elongate Mineral HE, SR, ND, PB– ISOTOPES AND TRACE ELEMENT Particles (EMP) of Environmental Concern: Where Mineralogy EVIDENCE IN BASALTS FROM NEARLY ONE QUARTER and Geology Meet Epidemiology, Industrial Hygiene, and Public OF THE HOTSPOT TRACK Policy (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 14-3 8:35 AM Rhodes, J. Michael*: THE ALUMINUM CONUNDRUM IN Division) HAWAIIAN SHIELD-BUILDING LAVAS AM 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 14-4 8:50 AM Frey, Frederick A.*; Huang, Shichun; Xu, Guangping: GEOCHEMICAL HETEROGENEITIES IN THE HAWAIIAN Sean M. Fitzgerald, Presiding PLUME: THE ORIGIN OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS LOA- AND KEA-TREND SHIELD LAVAS 13-1 8:10 AM Fitzgerald, Sean M.*: WHAT IS ASBESTOS? 14-5 9:10 AM Huang, Shichun*; Humayun, Munir; Baker, Michael B.; 13-2 8:25 AM Metcalf, Rodney V.*; Buck, Brenda J.; McLaurin, Brett T.: Stolper, E.M.: PETROGENESIS OF MAUNA KEA HIGH- NATURALLY OCCURRING ASBESTOS NEAR CAO LAVAS FROM HAWAII SCIENTIFIC DRILLING PROJECT

POPULATED AREAS OF SOUTHERN NEVADA: SUNDAY UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES OF FIBROUS LIBBY-TYPE 14-6 9:25 AM Cousens, Brian*; Clague, David A.: KAUA’I VS. NI’IHAU, 3+ NAFE -AMPHIBOLE AND ACTINOLITE NORTHWEST HAWAIIAN ISLANDS: A COMPARISON OF 13-3 8:40 AM Bailey, R. Mark*: ASBESTIFORM AMPHIBOLES OF THE VOLCANIC AND GEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION FRANCISCAN COMPLEX, CENTRAL AND NORTHERN 14-7 9:40 AM Garcia, Michael O.*; Weis, Dominique; Swinnard, Lisa; CALIFORNIA COAST RANGE Ito, Garrett; Pietruszka, A.J.; Oettel, Diana: PETROLOGY 13-4 8:55 AM Harris, John R.*: DEVELOPING A RISK ASSESSMENT AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE SOUTH KAUA‘I SWELL METHOD FOR TEM ANALYSIS VOLCANO, HAWAI‘I 13-5 9:10 AM Sanchez, Matthew S.*; Bandli, Bryan R.: DIRECT 9:55 AM BREAK ANALYSIS OF AMPHIBOLES ON TREE BARK BY SEM 14-8 10:10 AM Clague, David A.*; Frey, Frederick A.; Garcia, Michael O.; UTILIZING BOTH EDS AND EBSD TECHNIQUES FROM Huang, Shichun; McWilliams, Michael; Beeson, Melvin H.: LIBBY, MONTANA AND IMPLICATIONS ON PUBLIC WITHIN-FLOW VARIABILITY OF THE SUGAR LOAF PERCEPTION MELILITE NEPHELINITE FLOWS, HONOLULU 13-6 9:25 AM Halterman, Don J.*: OUT OF THE WORKPLACE AND VOLCANICS, HAWAII INTO THE WILD: SOME NOVEL TECHNIQUES FOR 14-9 10:25 AM Shirey, Steven B.*; Jackson, Matthew G.: LOOKING AT EVALUATING FIBROUS MINERALS IN NATURE AND OCEAN ISLANDS FROM THE BOTTOM: THE OSMIUM EXPERIMENTS ANYONE CAN TRY ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF SAVAI’I AND TUBUAI’I 9:40 AM BREAK (SAMOA) MANTLE XENOLITHS 13-7 9:55 AM Fitzgerald, Sean M.*: THE RELATIONSHIP 14-10 10:40 AM Natland, James H.*; Anderson, Don L.: THIS PLUME IN PHYLLOSILICATES AND POLYSOMATIC BUSINESS BIOPYRIBOLES TO FORMATION OF ASBESTIFORM 14-11 10:55 AM Furman, Tanya*; Nelson, Wendy R.; Elkins-Tanton, Linda T.: HABIT VIA TETRAHEDRAL/OCTAHEDRAL FIT EVOLUTION OF THE EAST AFRICAN RIFT: DRIP COMPENSATION AND THE MOLECULAR ACTION MELTING, LITHOSPHERIC THINNING AND MAFIC OF WATER VOLCANISM 13-8 10:15 AM McNamee, Brittani D.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: FORMATION 14-12 11:10 AM Callegaro, Sara*; Marzoli, Andrea; Bertrand, Hervé; OF ASBESTIFORM TALC FROM NON-ASBESTIFORM Blichert-Toft, J.; Reisberg, Laurie; Jourdan, Fred; Cavazzini, CHAIN-SILICATES IN THE GOUVERNEUR, NEW YORK Giancarlo; Zanetti, Alberto; Parisio, Laura; Bert Manoz, TALC MINING DISTRICT Romain Bouchet: THE LARGEST OF THE CAMP 13-9 10:35 AM Pier, Julie Warner*: AMPHIBOLE VS. AMPHIBOLE INTRUSIONS: A GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC STUDY ASBESTOS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ASBESTOS- OF THE FREETOWN LAYERED COMPLEX (SIERRA IN-TALC METHODOLOGY LEONE) 13-10 10:50 AM Gordon, Ronald E.*: ASBESTOS IDENTIFICATION FROM 14-13 11:25 AM Nicolaysen, Kirsten*; Ferguson, Luke A.; Cohen, Aaron M.; HUMAN TISSUE Lackey, Jade Star; Bindeman, Ilya N.; Ferns, Mark L.: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CONTEMPORANEOUS 13-11 11:05 AM Case, Bruce*: MINERAL FIBRE DEPOSITS IN WORK OLIVINE BASALTS AND BASANITES TO COLUMBIA ENVIROMENTS AND WORKERS: WHERE AND WHY RIVER BASALT GROUP GENESIS – EVIDENCE FOR THEY DIFFER LITHOSPHERIC DELAMINATION? 13-12 11:20 AM Halterman, Don J.*: FROM REALITY TO REGULATIONS: 14-14 11:40 AM Roden, Michael F.*; Hamil, Brooke; Salters, Vincent J.; REVISITING THE CURRENT OSHA STANDARDS AND McGregor, Heath; Sarafian, Adam: SODIC TO POTASSIC PRACTICES IN LIGHT OF ERIONITE, ASBESTIFORM ALKALINE MAGMAS AT SPANISH PEAKS CO: MINERALS IN THEIR GEOLOGIC SETTINGS, AND MAGMATIC SIGNATURE OF RIFTING ON THE OTHER NEW CHALLENGES SHOULDER OF THE RIO GRANDE RIFT? 11:40 AM DISCUSSION 11:55 AM FRED FREY 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS SESSION NO. 15 SESSION NO. 14 T140. Magnetic Surveys for Imaging the Geology of Earth and T117. Magmas and Their Sources I: A Tribute to the Distinguished Other Planetary Bodies: A Session Honoring the Legacy of Career of Fred Frey (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Isidore Zietz (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Planetary Geology and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 205/206 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 Michael O. Garcia, J. Michael Rhodes and Rosemary Hickey-Vargas, Presiding Michael Purucker, J. Wright Horton Jr and Anjana K. Shah, Presiding 14-1 8:00 AM Weis, Dominique*: WHAT DO HAWAII AND KERGUELEN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTION BY ROBERT D. HATCHER JR HAVE IN COMMON?

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15-1 8:10 AM Hatcher, Robert D.*; Horton, J. Wright; Zietz, Isidore; SESSION NO. 16 Daniels, David L.; Snyder, Stephen L.: AEROMAGNETIC T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable AND GRAVITY DATA: KEYS TO CRUSTAL STRUCTURE Future (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental AND SEISMIC SOURCE ZONES, CENTRAL AND and Engineering Geology Division; SEG’s Geoscientists EASTERN U.S. AND ADJACENT CANADA Without Borders) 15-2 8:30 AM Powell, Christine A.*: SUBSURFACE MODELING IN THE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 VICINITY OF THE EASTERN TENNESSEE SEISMIC ZONE USING AEROMAGNETIC, GRAVITY AND SEISMIC Gregory R. Wessel and Jeffrey Greenberg, Presiding DATA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 15-3 8:45 AM Shah, Anjana K.*; Horton, J. Wright; Spears, David B.; 16-1 8:05 AM Wong, Stephanie*; Yelderman, Joe C.: TIME NOT Burton, William C.: MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY WASTED: HOW COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH ANOMALIES REVEAL GEOLOGIC FEATURES AND EDUCATION HELP BUILD GROUNDWATER ASSOCIATED WITH THE 2011 MW5.8 MINERAL, SUSTAINABILITY IN RURAL NORTHERN UGANDA, VIRGINIA EARTHQUAKE AFRICA 15-4 9:00 AM Horton, J. Wright*; Daniels, David L.; Powars, David S.: 16-2 8:20 AM Kreamer, David*: HYDROPHILANTHROPY GONE PRE-CRETACEOUS TERRANES, BASINS, AND FAULTS WRONG – HOW WELL-MEANING SCIENTISTS CAN BENEATH THE ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN: ANALYSIS MAKE THE SITUATION WORSE OF SUBSURFACE SAMPLES AND BOREHOLE DATA IN 16-3 8:35 AM Stewart, Alexander K.*: WATER RESOURCE RELATION TO MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY ANOMALIES MANAGEMENT IN AFGHANISTAN: LARGE, REGIONAL 15-5 9:15 AM Duff, Patrick D.*; Kellogg, James; Howard, C. Scott; (HYDROCRATIC) DAMS OR SMALL, COMMUNITY Horton, J. Wright: IMAGING GRANITES, OTHER (GRASSROOTS) DAMS? PLUTONS AND FAULTS ASSOCIATED WITH 16-4 8:50 AM Price, Jonathan G.*: GLOBAL CHANGE FROM A CONTINENTAL COLLISION AND RIFTING USING MINERAL-RESOURCE PERSPECTIVE POTENTIAL-FIELD, SEISMIC, AND WELL DATA, SOUTH CAROLINA 16-5 9:10 AM Tinker, Scott W.*: SECURE ENERGY AND THE ROLE OF SUSTAINABILITY 15-6 9:30 AM Ravat, Dhananjay*: NON-MAGNETIC ANOMALOUS LOWER CRUST OF THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS, 16-6 9:30 AM Londono, S. Carolina*; Garzon, N. Cristina: LEARNING NORTHEASTERN U.S. FROM DEFRACTAL SPECTRAL SUSTAINABILITY FROM THE ELDERS. CASE 1: MAGNETIC BOTTOM DETERMINATIONS LESSONS FROM AMAZONIA 9:45 AM BREAK - REMEMBERING IZZY 9:45 AM BREAK 15-7 10:05 AM Blakely, Richard J.*; Anderson, Megan; Wells, Ray E.; 16-7 10:00 AM Segovia, Ricardo*; Maest, A.S.; Kamp, Richard; Papoulias, Lamb, Andrew P.: SEPARATING MAGNETIC-ANOMALY Diana: ENGAGING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SILETZIA AND UNDERLYING ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING: CITIZEN SCIENCE IN MANTLE, OREGON AND WASHINGTON, WITH THE UPPER AMAZON BASIN REFLECTIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ISIDORE 16-8 10:15 AM Greenberg, Jeffrey K.*: NOT JUST OFFICIAL ZIETZ GEOHERITAGE SITES! 15-8 10:25 AM Johnson, Peter R.*; Stewart, Ian C.F.; Stern, Robert J.: 16-9 10:30 AM Pinter, Nicholas*; Huthoff, Fredrik; Dierauer, Jennifer R.; IMAGING THE ARABIAN SHIELD CRUST: AN Remo, Jonathan W.F.; Damptz, Amanda: INTEGRATED APPLICATION OF POTENTIAL-FIELD DATA TO HYDRAULIC AND ECONOMIC MODELING OF CRUSTAL STUDY OF NEOPROTEROZOIC BASEMENT FLOOD INUNDATION AND LEVEE IMPACTS, UPPER 15-9 10:40 AM Purucker, Michael*: MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY SURVEYS MISSISSIPPI RIVER, USA FOR IMAGING THE GEOLOGY OF THE SOUTH POLE- 16-10 10:45 AM Bethel, John P.*; Slaughter, Stephen L.; Wessel, Gregory R.: AITKEN BASIN ON THE MOON COLLABORATION ON LANDSLIDE HAZARD MAPPING PROTOCOLS IN WASHINGTON STATE 15-10 10:55 AM Foss, Clive Andrew*; McKenzie, Blair: BZ AND BZZ PEAK TO TROUGH RATIOS AND AZIMUTHS AS A RAPID 16-11 11:00 AM Rubin, Jeffrey*: GEOSCIENCE AND SEISMIC RESILIENCE MEANS TO MAP MAGNETIZATION DIRECTIONS – A IN OREGON METHOD BASED ON PIONEERING STUDIES BY ZIETZ 16-12 11:15 AM Gierke, John S.*; Bowman, Luke J.; Cruz Centeno, J.F.: AND ANDREASEN UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO RISK REDUCTION 15-11 11:10 AM Brown, Laurie L.*; Webber, Jeffrey R.; Williams, Michael L.: IN A POST-DISASTER CONTEXT: A CASE STUDY OF MAGNETIC ANOMALIES RELATED TO METAMORPHIC REORIENTING RESEARCH EFFORTS AT SAN VICENTE REACTIONS: EVIDENCE FROM LOWER CRUSTAL VOLCANO, EL SALVADOR ROCKS IN THE ATHABASCA GRANULITE TERRANE, 16-13 11:30 AM Omole, David O.*; Isiorho, Solomon A.: WASTE NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA: 15-12 11:25 AM Robinson, Peter*; McEnroe, Suzanne; Brown, Laurie; IMPACT AND MITIGATION Heidelbach, Florian; Langenhorst, Falko: THE HESKESTAD ANOMALY OF THE BJERKREIM-SOKNDAL LAYERED SESSION NO. 17 INTRUSION, NORWAY: TRACKING THE SOURCE OF T158. Assessing Vulnerability of Water Supply Wells from EXTREME MAGNETIC REMANENCE Wastewater: Sources, Contaminants, Tracers, and Pathways 15-13 11:40 AM McEnroe, Suzanne*; Robinson, Peter; Church, Nathan: (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and THE INFLUENCE OF PHASE INTERFACES IN Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; MAGNETIC MINERALS ON THE NATURE OF GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) MAGNETIC ANOMALIES 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 Christopher A. Gellasch, Kenneth R. Bradbury and Madeline B. Gotkowitz, Presiding 17-1 8:00 AM Howard, Ken W.F.*: SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES IN URBAN AND PERI- URBAN AREAS

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17-2 8:20 AM Green, Marta C.*: A FIRST FOR BC: SAMPLING FOR MELT WATER FROM ROCK GLACIERS TO WATER VIRUSES IN COMMUNITY DRINKING WATER WELLS AT SUPPLY IN FOUR CENTRAL ANDEAN WATERSHEDS, SEVEN FIRST NATION COMMUNITIES ACROSS BC’S SAN JUAN PROVINCE, ARGENTINA SOUTHERN INTERIOR 18-3 8:30 AM Abercrombie, Hugh J.*; Grasby, Stephen E.: 17-3 8:35 AM Gotkowitz, Madeline B.*; Bradbury, Kenneth R.; Borchardt, GROUNDWATER EVOLUTION IN POST-GLACIAL Mark A.; Krause, Jacob J.: EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON ALBERTA: THE FIRST 10,000 YEARS SUBSURFACE FATE AND TRANSPORT OF VIRUSES 18-4 8:45 AM Hayashi, Masaki*; Farrow, Christopher R.: AM 17-4 8:50 AM Muldoon, Maureen A.*; Borchardt, Mark A.; Spencer, GROUNDWATER-RECHARGE RESPONSE TO Susan K.; Hubbard, Laura; Hunt, Randall: USING TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF PRECIPITATION IN A VIRUSES TO ASSESS SOURCES OF WASTEWATER PRAIRIE WATERSHED CONTAMINATION IN RURAL NORTHEASTERN 18-5 9:00 AM Munroe, Elizabeth A.*; Hayashi, Masaki; Bentley, WISCONSIN: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Laurence R.: NEW APPROACHES TO THE EVALUATION 17-5 9:05 AM Bradbury, Kenneth R.*; Rayne, Todd W.; Krause, Jacob J.; OF GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN CANADIAN Wilcox, Jeffrey D.; Ptacek, Carol J.: IMPACTS OF A PRAIRIE WATERSHEDS RURAL SUBDIVISION ON GROUNDWATER QUALITY: 18-6 9:15 AM van Everdingen, D.*; Maathuis, H.; van Everdingen, R.O.; SUNDAY DOCUMENTING A TRANSITION FROM AGRICULTURE van der Kamp, Garth: THE IMPACT OF THE CREATION TO RESIDENTIAL LAND USE OF LAKE DIEFENBAKER ON GROUNDWATER 9:20 AM BREAK LEVELS IN UNDERLYING EXTENSIVE SEDIMENTARY 17-6 9:35 AM Jasper, Cameron*: COMBINED GEOPHYSICAL METHODS AQUIFERS; A 50-YEAR HISTORY FOR MAPPING INFILTRATION PATHWAYS AT AN 18-7 9:30 AM Rosenberry, Donald O.*: CHALLENGES IN QUANTIFYING AQUIFER RECHARGE AND RECOVERY SITE EXCHANGE BETWEEN GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE 17-7 9:50 AM Gellasch, Christopher A.*; Bradbury, Kenneth R.; Wang, WATER WHEN SURFACE WATER ICES OVER Herb F.; Gotkowitz, Madeline B.; Bahr, Jean M.: AN 9:45 AM BREAK INTEGRATED APPROACH TO ASSESSING PUBLIC 18-8 10:00 AM Lemieux, Jean-Michel*; Fortier, Richard; Molson, John W.; SUPPLY WELL VULNERABILITY IN FRACTURED Therrien, Rene; Ouellet, Michel; Barth, Johannes; SILICICLASTIC AQUIFER SYSTEMS Murray, Renaud; Roy-Banville, David; Sottas, Jonathan: 17-8 10:05 AM O’Driscoll, Michael A.*; Humphrey, Charles; Mallinson, MONITORING GROUNDWATER FLOW DYNAMICS IN A David; Smith, Matthew J.; Hardison, Sarah E.: GLACIAL AQUIFER SYSTEM CONTAINING DEGRADING GEOELECTRICAL IMAGING OF WASTEWATER AND DISCONTINUOUS PERMAFROST (UMIUJAQ, MIGRATION IN COASTAL SURFICIAL AQUIFERS, NUNAVIK, CANADA) NORTH CAROLINA, USA 18-9 10:15 AM Banville, David*; Fortier, Richard; Lemieux, Jean-Michel; 17-9 10:20 AM Paradis, Charles J.*; Jagadamma, Sindhu; Fortney, Molson, John W.; Therrien, René; Ouellet, Michel: Julian L.; Mehlhorn, Tonia; Parker, Jack C.; Watson, GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF A GLACIAL David B.; McKay, Larry D.; Hazen, Terry C.: THE AQUIFER SYSTEM IN A DEGRADING PERMAFROST MEMORY EFFECT: IN SITU ELECTRON DONOR ENVIRONMENT NEAR UMIUJAQ, NUNAVIK, CANADA, BIODEGRADATION RATES AS A FUNCTION OF FOR 3D HYDROGEOLOGICAL MODELING PURPOSE EXPOSURE HISTORY IN A SHALLOW GROUNDWATER 18-10 10:30 AM Eckstein, Yoram*; Savichev, Oleg G.; Pasechnik, Elena Y.: SYSTEM IS CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECTING GROUND WATER 17-10 10:35 AM Reichard, James S.*; Vance, R. Kelly; Meyer, Brian K.: CHEMISTRY IN THE LARGEST BOREAL WETLAND? EVIDENCE FOR STRATIGRAPHIC PARTITIONING OF 18-11 10:45 AM Thompson, Craig*; Mendoza, Carl; Devito, Kevin: THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER ON ST. CATHERINES ISLAND, POTENTIAL INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON GEORGIA ECOSYSTEMS WITHIN THE BOREAL PLAINS OF 17-11 10:50 AM Pruehs, Amanda M.*; Lemke, Lawrence D.: MODELING NORTHERN ALBERTA BEDROCK TRANSMISSIVITY; IMPLICATIONS FOR 18-12 11:00 AM Nagare, Ranjeet M.*; Park, Young-Jin; Pal, Jalpa D.: CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT IN AN OVERLYING CONNECTED WATERS OF BOREAL WETLANDS: ROLE GLACIAL AQUIFER SYSTEM OF INTEGRATED MODELLING IN GAINING INSIGHTS 17-12 11:05 AM Dutton, Alan*; Azobu, Joshua O.; Rabel, Blaine C.: INTO COMPLEX SHALLOW FLOW SYSTEMS METHOD FOR QUANTIFYING VOLUME OF RECHARGED 18-13 11:15 AM Shojae Ghias, Masoumeh*; Therrien, Rene; Molson, WATER IN AN AQUIFER STORAGE AND RECOVERY John W.; Lemieux, Jean-Michel: NUMERICAL (ASR) SITE USING MULTIPLE-REGRESSION ANALYSIS SIMULATION OF COUPLED GROUNDWATER OF MIXING SCENARIOS AND CONSTRAINT OF TOTAL FLOW AND HEAT TRANSPORT IN A CONTINUOUS PORE VOLUME ANALYSIS PERMAFROST ENVIRONMENT 17-13 11:20 AM Davis, R.K.*; Anderson, Paula E.W.: COMPARISONS OF HYDROGEOLOGIC MODELING METHODS TO DEFINE SESSION NO. 19 CAPTURE ZONES FOR PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY WELLS T163. Satellite Remote Sensing Applications in Hydrology and IN NORTHERN ARKANSAS Geology (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; SESSION NO. 18 GSA Geology and Society Division; National Ground Water T159. Groundwater in Cold Environments: Current Understanding Association) and Challenges (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 110 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 Adam Milewski and Richard Becker, Presiding Rene Therrien and Jean-Michel Lemieux, Presiding 19-1 8:00 AM Srinivasan, Margaret M.*; Ivins, Erik R.; Jasinski, Michael F.: 18-1 8:00 AM Paznekas, Andrius*; Hayashi, Masaki: GROUNDWATER MISSION APPLICATIONS SUPPORT AT NASA: THE CONTRIBUTION TO WINTER STREAM FLOW IN THE GRAVITY RECOVERY AND CLIMATE EXPERIMENT CANADIAN ROCKIES (GRACE) MISSIONS 18-2 8:15 AM Burkhart, Patrick*; Burkhart, Mackenze Sintay; 19-2 8:15 AM Famiglietti, James*: SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS OF Meglioli, Andres; Evenson, Edward B.; Onufrak, Aaron: GROUNDWATER DEPLETION IN THE WESTERN U. S. VERIFICATION OF NEGLIGIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF HIGHLIGHT THREATS TO WATER AND FOOD SECURITY

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19-3 8:30 AM Sultan, Mohamed*; Ahmed, Mohamed; Milewski, Adam; SESSION NO. 20 Becker, Richard; Yan, Eugene; Sturchio, Neil; Mohamed, T191. What Do We Know about Fluids Produced from Lamees; Zaki, Abotalib; Becker, Doris; Chouinard, Kyle: Unconventional Reservoirs? INTEGRATED APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINABLE UTILIZATION OF WATER RESOURCES IN ARID LANDS: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 CASE STUDIES FROM EGYPT Robert C. Burruss and Leslie F. Ruppert, Presiding 19-4 8:45 AM Long, Di*; Scanlon, Bridget R.; Longuevergne, Laurent: 20-1 8:00 AM Norville, Giselle*; Muehlenbachs, Karlis: RESERVOIR GLOBAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF THE GRACE COMPLEXITY REVEALED BY STABLE ISOTOPE SATELLITES IN WATER RESOURCE ASSESSMENTS COMPOSITION OF PRODUCED GASES FROM HORN 19-5 9:00 AM Gibbons, Aimée C.*; Thomas, Brian F.; Famiglietti, James: RIVER BASIN SHALES ESTIMATING GROUNDWATER QUALITY CHANGES 20-2 8:20 AM Burruss, Robert C.*: EVOLUTION OF PRESSURE AND USING REMOTELY SENSED GROUNDWATER STORAGE GAS MIGRATION DURING UPLIFT AND DENUDATION AND MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION OF HIGH THERMAL MATURITY FORELAND BASIN 19-6 9:15 AM Robson, Benjamin Aubrey*; Nuth, Christopher; Dahl, SHALE GAS ACCUMULATIONS Svein Olaf; Hölbling, Daniel; Strozzi, Tazio; Nielsen, 20-3 8:35 AM Corum, Margo D.*; DeVera, Christina: INVESTIGATING Pål Ringkjøb: COMBINING SPECTRAL, TOPOGRAPHIC THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIOLOGY OF AND SAR COHERENCE DATA WITHIN AN OBJECT NATURALLY OCCURRING CARBON DIOXIDE IN BASED CLASSIFICATION ENVIRONEMENT FOR SEDIMENTARY BASINS IN THE UNITED STATES THE AUTOMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF DEBRIS 20-4 8:50 AM Stewart, Brian W.*; Capo, Rosemary C.: DISSECTING COVERED ICE BLACK SHALES AND ASSOCIATED FLUIDS FROM 19-7 9:30 AM Milewski, Adam*; El Kadiri, Racha; Durham, Michael C.; THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN MARCELLUS FORMATION, Seyoum, Wondwosen M.; Lezzaik, Khalil; Cahalan, APPALACHIAN BASIN, USA Matthew; Rotz, Rachel R.: REMOTE SENSING 20-5 9:05 AM Jarboe, Palma J.*; Candela, Philip A.; Zhu, Wenlu; APPROACHES FOR ASSESSING GROUNDWATER Kaufman, Alan J.: SUPERCRITICAL CO EXTRACTION OF RESOURCES AND ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS IN 2 HYDROCARBONS FROM THE MARCELLUS SHALE SOUSS BASIN, MOROCCO 20-6 9:20 AM Rudra, Arka*; Dutta, Suryendu; Raju, Srinivasan V.: 19-8 9:45 AM Becker, Richard*; Winfield, Kyle; Sanders, Jonathon D.: MOLECULAR SIGNATURES OF PALEOGENE BIOTAS RESPONSE OF THE IRAQI MARSHES AND COASTAL FROM CRUDE OILS AND ROCKS, EASTERN INDIA ARABIAN GULF TO PRECIPITATION VARIABILITY AND ANTHROPOGENIC MODIFICATION IN THE TIGRIS- 20-7 9:35 AM Ruppert, Leslie F.*; Sakurovos, Richard; Blach, EUPHRATES WATERSHED Tomasz P.; Melnichenko, Yuri: VARIABILITY OF PORE ACCESSIBILITY TO GAS IN CLOSELY-SPACED 10:00 AM BREAK BARNETT SHALE SAMPLES 19-9 10:15 AM Caldwell, Todd G.*; Scanlon, Bridget R.; Young, Michael H.; 9:50 AM BREAK Yang, Zong-Liang: LINKING SOIL WATER STORAGE TO LONG-TERM OUTLOOKS OF WATER SUPPLY 20-8 10:05 AM Renshaw, Andrew M.*; Moran, Jean E.; Esser, Brad K.; ANOMALIES IN TEXAS Bibby, Richard K.: STATISTICAL AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF INORGANIC ANIONS, CATIONS AND 19-10 10:30 AM Seyoum, Wondwosen M.*; Milewski, Adam M.: RADIONUCLIDES IN CALIFORNIA’S GROUNDWATER: CHARACTERIZATION OF TERRESTRIAL WATER ESTABLISHING A BACKGROUND AND ANALYZING STORAGE USING A REGIONAL INTEGRATED SPATIAL VARIABILITY HYDROLOGIC MODEL TO EVALUATE WATER STORAGE ESTIMATES FROM GRACE SATELLITE IN 20-9 10:20 AM Botner, Elizabeth C.*; Townsend-Small, Amy; Nash, David; THE NORTHERN HIGH PLAINS Feezel, Paul: MONITORING METHANE LEVELS AND SOURCES IN GROUNDWATER BEFORE AND AFTER 19-11 10:45 AM Bhanja, Soumendra*; Mukherjee, Abhijit; Rodell, Matthew: THE ONSET OF FRACKING IN THE UTICA SHALE OF POTENTIAL DELINEATION OF GROUNDWATER OHIO, USA STORAGE USING SATELLITE-BASED VEGETATION INDEX OVER PARTS OF THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT 20-10 10:35 AM Eble, Cortland F.*; Greb, Stephen F.: COMPARATIVE ORGANIC PETROGRAPHY OF PENNSYLVANIAN 19-12 11:00 AM Page, Jacqueline*; Becker, Richard; Cline, Michael: MARINE SHALE BEDS FROM THE CENTRAL ASSESSING VARIABILITY IN SUDD WETLANDS FROM APPALACHIAN AND EASTERN INTERIOR BASINS GRACE AND MODIS: 2003-2013 20-11 10:55 AM Barrie, Craig David*: “PETROVISION – A STABLE 19-13 11:15 AM Mohamed, Ahmed*; Sultan, Mohamed; Bakheit, Abudeif; ISOTOPE ANALYTICAL TOOL FOR THE ‘OIL & GAS’ Ahmed, Ezzat; Ahmed, Mohamed; Abotalib, Z.A.: INDUSTRY” GEOPHYSICAL (GLOBAL GRAVITY FIELD MODEL) AND FIELD (WELL DATA) CONSTRAINTS ON 20-12 11:10 AM Wang, Chao*; Lu, Yongchao: ACCUMULATION MODEL OF GROUNDWATER FLOW IN THE NUBIAN SANDSTONE SHALE GAS IN COMPLEX SYNCLINE --A CASE STUDY AQUIFER IN EGYPT, SUDAN, LIBYA, AND CHAD ON SANGZHEPING SHALE GAS FIELD, SICHUAN BASIN, CHINA 19-14 11:30 AM Ahmed, Mohamed*; Sultan, Mohamed; Wahr, John; Yan, Eugene: EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF LAND 20-13 11:25 AM Du, Xiaodi*; Tang, Yue; Liu, Dechang; Li, Zhao: SURFACE MODELS USING GRACE DATA OVER AFRICA APPLICATION OF AERILAL HYPERSPECTRAL TECHNOLOGY IN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR OIL AND 19-15 11:45 AM Littlefield, Elizabeth F.*; Calvin, Wendy M.: USING HYSPIRI GAS IN THE EAST JUNGGAR AREA,CHINA PREPARATORY DATA FOR RAPID CLASSIFICATION OF HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION SESSION NO. 21 T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of Pronounced Climate Change (Paleontological Society) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 Anne Weil, Jessica M. Theodor and Craig Scott, Presiding 21-1 8:00 AM Smith, Felisa A.*; Lyons, S. Kathleen; Stafford, Thomas W.; Newsome, Seth: LOCAL COMMUNITY REORGANIZATION

154 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 22

AFTER THE TERMINAL PLEISTOCENE MEGAFAUNAL SESSION NO. 22 EXTINCTION T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient 21-2 8:15 AM Balk, Meghan*; Smith, Felisa A.; Jackson, Stephen T.; Systems I (Paleontological Society) Betancourt, Julio L.: ASYMMETRICAL RESPONSES OF 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 WOODRATS (NEOTOMA SP.) TO LATE QUATERNARY CLIMATE Amelinda E. Webb, Darrin J. Molinaro, Ben M.J. Collins, Austin J.W. Hendy, Gary J. Motz and Michael E. Burns, Presiding 21-3 8:30 AM Lightner, Erik*; Clementz, Mark T.; Minckley, Thomas; AM Fox-Dobbs, Kena: RABBITS RESPOND TO INCREASED 22-1 8:00 AM Jones, Matthew F.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: NEOICHNOLOGY OF COSTA RICAN BATS: TRACK MORPHOLOGY AND C4 ABUNDANCE DURING THE POST-LGM TRACKMAKING ABILITY OF PHYLLOSTOMID AND 21-4 8:45 AM Miller, Joshua H.*; Crowley, Brooke: THE LAST MARCH EMBALLONURID BATS OF THE PROBOSCIDEANS: CHANGES IN LANDSCAPE USE AND MOBILITY PRECEDING THE PLEISTOCENE 22-2 8:15 AM Platt, Brian F.*: NEOICHNOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS MEGAFAUNAL EXTINCTION OF THE FORAGING PITS OF THE NINE-BANDED ARMADILLO (DASYPUS NOVEMCINCTUS) AND 21-5 9:00 AM Pigati, Jeffrey S.*; Miller, Ian; Anderson, R. Scott; Johnson, IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERPRETING CONICAL TRACE

Kirk; Mahan, Shannon A.: A HIGH-ELEVATION, MULTI- SUNDAY FOSSILS IN PALEOSOLS PROXY BIOTIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD OF MIS 6-4 FROM THE ZIEGLER RESERVOIR FOSSIL SITE, 22-3 8:30 AM Johnson, Lauren*; Hembree, Daniel I.: BURROWS OF SNOWMASS VILLAGE, COLORADO, USA TERRESTRIAL ANURANS: NEOICHNOLOGY OF THE EASTERN SPADEFOOT TOAD, SCAPHIOPUS 21-6 9:15 AM Theodor, Jessica M.*: HERBIVORE BODY SIZE LIMITS HOLBROOKI AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE DURING AND AFTER THE MIDDLE MIOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM 22-4 8:45 AM Furlong, Carolyn M.*; Schultz, Sarah K.; Gingras, Murray K.; Zonneveld, John-Paul: PROCESS ICHNOLOGY: 21-7 9:30 AM Moreno, F.*; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Hoyos, Natalia; Jaramillo, APPLICATION TO TRYPANITES-DEMARCATED Carlos: STRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF DISCONTINUITIES NEOGENE DEPOSITS OF THE COCINETAS BASIN, COLOMBIA 22-5 9:00 AM Zaton, Michal P.*; Marynowski, Leszek; Niedzwiedzki, Grzegorz; Benzerara, Karim; Pott, Christian; Cosmidis, 21-8 9:45 AM Young, Robert R.*; Burns, James A.: TERTIARY Julie; Filipiak, Pawel: INTEGRATIVE STUDIES OF LATE GEOMORPHOLOGY AND CHRONOLOGY OF CANADA’S TRIASSIC VERTEBRATE COPROLITES FROM POLAND WESTERN INTERIOR, BASED ON A LATE MIOCENE MAMMALIAN ASSEMBLAGE INCORPORATED INTO 22-6 9:15 AM Kodner, Robin*; Cohen, Phoebe; Keates, Thereasa; HILLTOP GRAVELS OF THE HAND HILLS, SOUTH- Tellez, Kelly: REASSESSING THE ROLE OF CENTRAL ALBERTA PRASINOPHYTE ALGAE IN MODERN AND ANCIENT OCEANS 21-9 10:00 AM Browne, Ian D.*: CORRELATION BETWEEN GLOBAL TEMPERATURES AND THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCES 22-7 9:30 AM Molinaro, Darrin J.*; Barclay, Kristina M.; Leighton, OF GEOMYOID AND CRICETID RODENTS DURING THE Lindsey R.; Schneider, Chris L.: CARBS LEAD MIDDLE MIOCENE TO GREATER GIRTH: ATRYPIDE BRACHIOPOD SHAPE AND ITS RELATION TO GAMMA RAY LOG 10:15 AM BREAK ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNATURES FROM THE DEVONIAN 21-10 10:30 AM Rankin, Brian D.*; Fox, Jeremy E.; Barrón-Ortiz, OF MICHIGAN AND ALBERTA Christian R.; Chew, Amy E.; Holroyd, Patricia A.; Ludtke, 22-8 9:45 AM Webb, Amelinda E.*; Leighton, Lindsey R.: OF ROUND Joshua A.; Yang, Xingkai; Theodor, Jessica M.: USING THE PEGS AND SQUARE HOLES: MATCHING BRACHIOPOD EXTENDED PRICE EQUATION TO ANALYZE SPECIES MORPHOLOGY TO ENVIRONMENTAL GRADIENTS IN SELECTION IN MAMMALIAN BODY SIZE EVOLUTION MIDDLE DEVONIAN ASSEMBLAGES ACROSS THE PALEOCENE/EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM 22-9 10:00 AM Friend, Dana S.*: ON THE TOPIC OF ECOLOGIC SPECIALIZATION 21-11 10:45 AM Christensen, Hilary B.*: EVALUATION OF HERBIVOROUS DIETARY SPECIALIZATIONS IN AN EARLY 22-10 10:15 AM McKellar, Ryan C.*; Engel, Michael S.; Tappert, Ralf; Wolfe, EOCENE ECOSYSTEM: A COMBINED APPROACH Alexander P.; Tappert, Michelle C.; Muehlenbachs, Karlis: INCORPORATING PAIRED CARBONATE AND USING MODERN INSECTS AND RESINS TO REVEAL PHOSPHATE STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSES ECOLOGICAL DETAILS IN ANCIENT AMBER DEPOSITS 21-12 11:00 AM Chew, Amy E.*: FAUNAS IN FLUX DURING THE 22-11 10:35 AM Edie, Stewart M.*: GEOGRAPHIC CO-OCCURRENCE AND SUCCESSIVE HYPERTHERMALS OF THE EARLY CHARACTER DISPLACEMENT IN FOSSIL AND MODERN EOCENE MARINE BIVALVES 21-13 11:15 AM Dutchak, Alex R.*: PATTERNS OF FAUNAL VARIABILITY 22-12 10:50 AM Sessa, Jocelyn A.*; Knoll, Katja; Larina, Ekaterina; Garb, THROUGHOUT THE EARLY EOCENE CLIMATIC Matthew P.; Cochran, Kirk; Huber, Brian T.; MacLeod, OPTIMUM AT RAVEN RIDGE, UINTA BASIN, Kenneth G.; Landman, Neil H.: AMMONITE HABITAT COLORADO AND UTAH REVEALED VIA ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION AND COMPARISONS WITH CO-OCCURRING BENTHIC 21-14 11:30 AM Burger, Benjamin John*: S/G RATIOS AS AN AND PLANKTONIC ORGANISMS ASSESSMENT OF MAMMALIAN COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE DURING THE 22-13 11:05 AM Fall, Leigh M.*; Casey, Michelle M.; Dexter, Troy A.: PALEOGENE OF THE SOUTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE POTENTIAL AND REALIZED TROPHIC POSITIONS OF DRILLING 21-15 11:45 AM Bamforth, Emily L.*; Larsson, Hans C.E.; Fendley, Isabel: PREDATORY GASTROPODS: ARE NATICIDS PALEOCLIMATE AND PALEOBIODIVERSITY DYNAMICS ACTUALLY OMNIVORES? IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE END-CRETACEOUS EXTINCTION (66MA) IN CENTRAL CANADA: 22-14 11:20 AM Leonard-Pingel, Jill*; Kidwell, Susan M.; Tomasovych, EVIDENCE FROM PALEOSOLS, FOSSIL LEAVES AND Adam: DRILLING FREQUENCY OF BIVALVES VERTEBRATE MICROSITES INCREASES OVER A GRADIENT OF EUTROPHICATION ON A TEMPERATE CONTINENTAL SHELF

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22-15 11:35 AM Kelley, Patricia H.*: BETWEEN-YEAR COMPARISONS SESSION NO. 24 OF BEACH ACCUMULATIONS OF SHELLS AND THE T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation UTILITY OF BEACH DEATH ASSEMBLAGES FOR in Metamorphic Rocks I (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, STUDIES OF DRILLING PREDATION Petrology, and Volcanology Division) SESSION NO. 23 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and Thomas Mueller and John M. Ferry, Presiding Evolutionary Paleoecology (Paleontological Society) 24-1 8:00 AM Pattison, David R.M.*; Debuhr, Christopher L.: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 METAMORPHIC TEXTURES IN THE BUGABOO AUREOLE AND THEIR PETROLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Jeffrey R. Thompson, David F. Wright and Selina R. Cole, Presiding 24-2 8:15 AM Petley-Ragan, Arianne J.A.*; Gaidies, Fred: A TEXTURAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS STUDY OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF CORDIERITE IN 23-1 8:10 AM Sumrall, Colin D.*: ECHINODERM PHYLOGENY – THE METAPELITIC HORNFELSES FROM THE BUGABOO PATH FORWARD CONTACT AUREOLE (SE BRITISH COLUMBIA): 23-2 8:30 AM Parsley, Ronald*: MORPHOLOGIC FEATURES OF IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISMS OF PRIMITIVE ECHINODERMS NOT SEEN IN MODERN METAMORPHIC CRYSTALLIZATION FROMS AS DEMONSTRATED BY MIDDLE CAMBRIAN 24-3 8:30 AM Starr, Paul G.*; Pattison, David R.M.; Ames, Doreen E.: SOLUTES AND STYLOPHORANS FROM UTAH THE ORIGIN OF ACTINOLITE-HORNBLENDE 23-3 8:45 AM Cole, Selina R.*; Wright, David F.; Thompson, Jeffrey R.: INTERGROWTHS IN THE GREENSCHIST-AMPHIBOLITE BRITTLE STARS BID A FAREWELL TO ARMS: TESTING TRANSITION ZONE: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE THE LINK BETWEEN ECHINODERM REGENERATION FLIN FLON – GLENNIE COMPLEX, MANITOBA/ RATES AND SEAWATER CHEMISTRY SASKATCHEWAN 23-4 9:00 AM Rolle, Jenna J.*; Fraiser, Margaret L.: EARLY TRIASSIC 24-4 8:45 AM Foster, C.T.*; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Gable, Carl W.: TIME- ECHINOIDS OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES: TRANSIENT MINERAL NUCLEATION AND GROWTH THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR PALEOECOLOGY AND THE CONTROLLED BY 4D THERMAL FIELDS DURING HABITABLE ZONE HYPOTHESIS FOLLOWING THE REGIONAL-CONTACT METAMORPHISM PERMO-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION 24-5 9:00 AM Spear, Frank S.*; Thomas, Jay B.; Hallett, Benjamin W.: 23-5 9:15 AM Petsios, Elizabeth*; Thompson, Jeffrey R.; Bottjer, David: QUIG BAROMETRY AND OVERSTEPPING THE GARNET HIDDEN TRIASSIC ECHINOID DIVERSITY; EXPLORING ISOGRAD LINEAGES WITH NO FOSSIL RECORD 24-6 9:15 AM Gaidies, Fred*; McCarron, Travis: A GARNET 23-6 9:30 AM Ausich, William*; Kammer, Thomas W.; Rhenberg, POPULATION IN MICA SCHIST FROM THE GRENVILLE Elizabeth C.: EXPLORING PHYLOGENIC PROVINCE OF SE ONTARIO: INFERENCES ABOUT ITS RELATIONSHIPS AMONG ORDOVICIAN CRINOIDS CRYSTALLIZATION KINETICS AND METAMORPHIC P-T HISTORY 9:50 AM BREAK 24-7 9:35 AM Willner, Arne*; Barr, Sandra M.; Glodny, Johannes; 23-7 10:05 AM Schneider, Chris L.*; Leighton, Lindsey R.: EVOLUTION Massonne, Hans-Joachim; Sudo, Masafumi; van Staal, OF ARCHAEOCIDARIS ECHINOIDS DURING THE Cees R.; White, Chris E.; Zagorevski, Alexandre: KINETIC PALEOZOIC PRECURSOR TO THE MMR AND FLUID CONTROL OF MINERAL GROWTH AND 23-8 10:20 AM Thompson, Jeffrey R.*; Petsios, Elizabeth; Bottjer, ISOTOPE DISTRIBUTION DURING VERY LOW- TO LOW- David J.: PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE GRADE METAMORPHISM ARCHAEOCIDARIDAE (ECHINOIDEA) AND 9:50 AM BREAK IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF CROWN GROUP ECHINOIDS 24-8 10:05 AM Ferry, John M.*; Stubbs, Joanne E.; Xu, Huifang; Guan, Yunbin; Eiler, John M.: THE ENIGMA OF ANKERITE WITH 23-9 10:35 AM Waters, Johnny*; Suttner, Thomas J.; Kido, Erika; DOLOMITE CORES IN REGIONALLY METAMORPHOSED Carmichael, Sarah K.: THE “AGE OF CRINOIDS” BEGAN CLASTIC SEDIMENTS FROM NORTHERN NEW IN THE LATE DEVONIAN ENGLAND, USA 23-10 10:50 AM Wilson, Mark A.*; Borszcz, Tomasz; Zaton, Michal P.: 24-9 10:20 AM Mueller, Thomas*; Jonas, Laura; Dohmen, Ralf; EARLIEST DIRECT EVIDENCE OF FISH PREDATION Immenhauser, Adrian: HYDROTHERMAL REPLACEMENT ON ECHINOIDS: BITTEN RHABDOCIDAROID SPINES IN OF ARAGONITE BY MG-CARBONATES THE MIDDLE JURASSIC (CALLOVIAN) OF SOUTHERN ISRAEL 24-10 10:35 AM Dipple, Gregory M.*: MECHANISMS OF INTERNAL PERMEABILITY GENERATION DURING MAGMATIC 23-11 11:05 AM Grun, Tobias B.*; Nebelsick, James H.: A BORING FLUID INFILTRATION INTO TWO CONTACT ANALYSIS: COMPARING RECENT AND FOSSIL METAMORPHIC AUREOLES DRILLING PREDATION ON THE CLYPEASTEROID ECHINOID ECHINOCYAMUS 24-11 10:50 AM Beinlich, Andreas*; Dipple, Gregory: CONTROLS ON CARBONATION REACTION PROGRESS IN 23-12 11:20 AM Thomka, James R.*; Brett, Carlton E.; Lewis, Ronald D.: ULTRAMAFIC ROCKS SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC CONTROL OVER TAPHONOMICALLY COMPLEX PELMATOZOAN 24-12 11:05 AM Honsberger, Ian W.*: POLYMETAMORPHIC REACTION ECHINODERM LAGERSTÄTTEN IN PALEOZOIC EPEIRIC SEQUENCE IN ULTRAMAFICS FROM STOCKBRIDGE, BASINS VERMONT: A PATHWAY THROUGH P-T-H2O-CO2-T SPACE 23-13 11:35 AM Nebelsick, James H.*: RECONSTRUCTION THE PRESENCE AND PRESERVATION OF ECHINOID TAXA 24-13 11:20 AM Evans, Bernard W.*; Joswiak, David J.; Kuehner, Scott M.: THROUGH TIME FAYALITE AS A PRODUCT OF SERPENTINIZATION OF PERIDOTITE, DULUTH COMPLEX, MINNESOTA 11:35 AM DISCUSSION

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SESSION NO. 25 SESSION NO. 26 T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System (GSA T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Records from Central and East Asia (Paleontological Society) Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 and Volcanology Division) Christoph E. Heubeck and Francis A. Macdonald, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 26-1 8:00 AM Bold, Uyanga*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Cowie, Ben; AM William H. Farrand, Debra L. Buczkowski and Danielle Y. Wyrick, Presiding Johnston, David T.; Higgins, John Andrew; Schrag, 25-1 8:00 AM Ramsey, Michael S.*; Crown, David A.; Harris, Andrew J.L.: Daniel P.: A PARAGENETIC MODEL FOR ISOTOPIC WHAT CAN THERMAL INFRARED REMOTE SENSING VARIABILITY AND BARITE FORMATION IN BASAL OF TERRESTRIAL VOLCANOES TELL US ABOUT EDIACARAN CAP CARBONATES OF MONGOLIA PROCESSES PAST AND PRESENT ON MARS? 26-2 8:15 AM Sato, Tomohiko*; Isozaki, Yukio; Liu, Wei; Zhang, Xingliang: 25-2 8:15 AM Keszthelyi, Laszlo P.*; Jaeger, Windy; McEwen, Alfred S.: THE ORIGINAL PLACE OF THE CAMBRIAN ANIMAL UNDERSTANDING VOLCANIC FEATURES AT THE DIVERSIFICATION: PHOSPHORITE DEPOSITIONAL HIRISE SCALE BASIN IN YUNNAN, SOUTH CHINA SUNDAY 25-3 8:30 AM Jolliff, Bradley L.*; Clegg, Ryan N.; Shirley, Katherine A.; 26-3 8:30 AM Gamper, Antonia*; Struck, Ulrich: BIOGEOCHEMISTRY Zanetti, Michael; Hiesinger, Harald; van der Bogert, AND NITROGEN ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY DURING Carolyn H.; Lawrence, Samuel J.; Petro, Noah E.: SILICIC THE EDIACARAN AND EARLY CAMBRIAN OF NONMARE VOLCANISM AT THE MOON’S COMPTON- CENTRAL ASIA BELKOVICH VOLCANIC COMPLEX 26-4 8:45 AM Evseev, Sergey*; Steiner, Michael; Heubeck, Christoph; 25-4 8:45 AM Vaughan, R. Greg*; Keszthelyi, Laszlo P.; Davies, Keupp, Helmut; Seidig, Caroline: CHANGES IN Ashley Gerard: REMOTELY RETRIEVING RELIABLE MICROFACIES AND CARBON ISOTOPIC TRENDS LAVA ERUPTION TEMPERATURES USING A IN THE EARLY CAMBRIAN OF THE MALY KARATAU CALIBRATED MULTISPECTRAL VNIR CAMERA: RANGE, SOUTHERN KAZAKHSTAN IMPLICATIONS FOR MONITORING VOLCANISM ON IO 26-5 9:00 AM Hohl, Simon V.*; Galer, Steve; Becker, Harry: CADMIUM AND EARTH ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION IN EDIACARAN 25-5 9:00 AM Mars, John C.*; Hubbard, Bernard E.; Pieri, David C.; CARBONATES FROM THE SHALLOW WATER Linick, Justin P.: A GLOBAL DATABASE OF MAPS XIAOFENGHE SECTION, YANGTZE PLATFORM, SHOWING HYDROTHERMALLY ALTERED AREAS SOUTH CHINA ON VOLCANOES USING ADVANCED SPACEBORNE 26-6 9:15 AM Sawaki, Yusuke*; Maruyama, Shigenori; Sato, Tomohiko: THERMAL EMISSION AND REFLECTION RADIOMETER THE RADIOGENIC SR ISOTOPE EXCURSION DURING (ASTER) DATA THE EDIACARAN AND EARLY CAMBRIAN 25-6 9:15 AM Farrand, William H.*; Wright, Shawn; Glotch, Timothy: 26-7 9:30 AM Smith, Emily F.*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Petach, Tanya N.; ZEOLITES AND OTHER ALTERATION PHASES Zhu, Maoyan; Li, Guoxiang; Bold, Uyanga: REFINING THE OF HYDROVOLCANIC BASALTIC GLASSES: EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN TRANSITION IN WESTERN CHARACTERIZATION THROUGH VISIBLE – THERMAL MONGOLIA AND SOUTH CHINA INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION 9:45 AM BREAK 25-7 9:30 AM Newton, David*; Ryan, Amy; Porritt, Lucy: EXPERIMENTAL MODELLING OF THE EFFECT OF COUNTRY ROCK 26-8 10:00 AM Ahn, Soo Yeun*; Zhu, Maoyan: BASAL CAMBRIAN COMPETENCE ON KIMBERLITE ERUPTIVE STYLE ACRITARCHS BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE YANGTZE PLATFORM, SOUTH CHINA 9:45 AM BREAK 26-9 10:15 AM Hammarlund, Emma*; Gaines, Robert; Prokopenko, 25-8 10:00 AM Williams, David A.*; Bleacher, Jacob E.; Mouginis-Mark, Maria G.; Qi, Changshi; Hou, Xianguang; Canfield, Peter J.: VOLCANISM AT OLYMPUS MONS, MARS: Donald E.: OXYGEN MINIMUM ZONE-LIKE CONDITIONS RESULTS FROM GEOLOGIC MAPPING AT CHENGJIANG 25-9 10:15 AM Dohm, James M.*; Maruyama, Shigenori; Miyamoto, 26-10 10:30 AM Hawkins, Andrew D.*; Xiao, Shuhai; Jiang, Ganqing; Hirdy; Viviano-Beck, Christina E.; Anderson, Robert C.: Shi, Xiaoying; Wang, Xinqiang: ACRITARCH ACCRETIONARY COMPLEXES: RECORDERS ON BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE EDIACARAN EARTH AND POSSIBLY MARS DOUSHANTUO FORMATION IN AN UPPER SLOPE 25-10 10:30 AM Anderson, Robert C.*; Dohm, James M.; Buczkowski, FACIES Debra L.; Wyrick, Danielle Y.: UNRAVELING THE SPATIAL 26-11 10:45 AM Ohnemueller, Frank*; Kasemann, Simone A.: EDIACARAN AND TEMPORAL HISTORIES OF FAULTS ASSOCIATED TO CAMBRIAN OCEAN PH AND CONTINENTAL WITH THE CLARITAS RISE REGION, MARS WEATHERING CONDITIONS: IMPLICATIONS FROM 25-11 10:45 AM Piskorz, Danielle*; Elkins-Tanton, Linda T.; Smrekar, SOUTHERN KAZAKHSTAN Suzanne E.: CORONA FORMATION ON VENUS VIA 26-12 11:00 AM Na, Lin*; Kiessling, Wolfgang: DIVERSITY PARTITIONING EXTENSION AND LITHOSPHERIC INSTABILITY DURING THE CAMBRIAN RADIATION 25-12 11:00 AM Buczkowski, Debra L.*; Wyrick, Danielle Y.; De Sanctis, Maria Cristina; Raymond, Carol A.; Williams, David A.; SESSION NO. 27 Toplis, Michael; Nathues, Andreas; Russell, Christopher T.: T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the EVIDENCE OF VOLCANO-TECTONIC INTERACTIONS Laboratory I (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) ON VESTA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 25-13 11:15 AM Wyrick, Danielle Y.*; Morris, Alan P.: PHYSICAL ANALOG MODELS OF TECTONIC RESURFACING ON GANYMEDE Christopher M. Fedo, John Grotzinger and Edward L. Simpson, Presiding 25-14 11:30 AM Prockter, Louise M.*: EUROPA: VOLCANISM AND 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TECTONISM ON AN ICY WORLD 27-1 8:15 AM Simpson, Edward L.*; Simpson, Wendy S.: MODERN CONTINENTAL MICROBIAL MAT STRUCTURES: ANALOGS FOR PRECAMBRIAN LANDSCAPES

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27-2 8:30 AM Marconato, Andre*; Almeida, Renato; Turra, Bruno B.; U-PB DATING OF ZIRCON FROM CLASTS OF RHYOLITE Janikian, Liliane; Carrera, Simone C.; Stern, Andre: AND DETRITAL ZIRCON FROM SEDIMENTARY ROCKS FLOODPLAIN ENVIRONMENTS BEFORE THE OF THE MOUNT ROGERS FORMATION, SOUTHWEST EVOLUTION OF LAND PLANTS: COMMON GROUNDS VIRGINIA TO IDENTIFY FLOODPLAIN DEPOSITS IN PRE- VEGETATION SETTINGS 27-3 8:45 AM Ielpi, Alessandro*; Rainbird, Robert: DEPOSITIONAL ARCHITECTURE, DRAINAGE PATTERNS DIGITAL AND GEOMORPHIC VARIABILITY OF A PALEOPROTEROZOIC FLUVIAL-COASTAL PLAIN: POSTER SESSION THE ELLICE FORMATION OF ELU BASIN (NUNAVUT, CANADA) SESSION NO. 28 27-4 9:00 AM Winston, Don*: UPPER FLOW REGIME PLANE T57. Digital Geology Sandpit I (Digital Posters) (GSA Geoscience BED, STANDING WAVE, AND BREAKING WAVE, Education Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics SHEETFLOOD DEPOSITS IN THE MIDDLE Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; PROTEROZOIC REVETT FORMATION, BELT GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology SUPERGROUP, NORTHWESTERN MONTANA Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 27-5 9:15 AM Master, Sharad*; Eriksson, Kenneth A.: 2.17-2.07 GA Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and EOLIANITES AND EVAPORITIC CONTINENTAL PLAYA Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology SEDIMENTARY ROCKS FROM THE DEWERAS GROUP, Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics ZIMBABWE: THE WORLD’S OLDEST DESERT? Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; National Association of 27-6 9:30 AM McKenzie, N. Ryan*; Hughes, Nigel C.; Myrow, Paul M.; Geoscience Teachers) Singh, Birendra P.; Banerjee, Dhiraj M.; Jiang, Ganqing; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Planavsky, Noah J.; Deb, Mihir; Stockli, Daniel F.: CONSTRAINTS ON THE PROTEROZOIC Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE OF INDIA: Booth # INSIGHTS INTO REGIONAL TECTONICS AND 28-1 DP1 Richards, Bill D.*: ONLINE GEOSCIENCE LAB COMPONENTS PALEOENVIRONMENTAL EVOLUTION USING GIGAPIXEL IMAGERY 27-7 9:45 AM Al-Hashim, Mansour H.M.*; Corcoran, Patricia L.: 28-2 DP2 Pitts, Alan*; Bentley, Callan; Rohrback, Robin: USING EVIDENCE FOR SYN-SEDIMENTARY TECTONISM IN A PHOTOGRAMMETRY, GIGAPANS AND GOOGLE EARTH TO PALEOPROTEROZOIC RIFT BASIN: THE ESPANOLA BUILD VIRTUAL OUTCROPS FOR GEOLOGIC RESEARCH FORMATION, LOWER HURONIAN SUPERGROUP, AND EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH CANADA 28-3 DP3 Benton, Joshua*; Rohrback, Robin; Bentley, Callan: THE 27-8 10:00 AM Howe, Timothy*; Corcoran, Patricia L.; Longstaffe, Fred J.; “M.A.G.I.C.”AL GROWTH OF AN ONLINE GIGAPAN Webb, Elizabeth: INVESTIGATING POTENTIAL CLIMATIC REPOSITORY FOR GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION CYCLES IN GLACIALLY-INFLUENCED RHYTHMITES OF 28-4 DP4 Rohrback, Robin*; Bentley, Callan; Villalobos, Joshua; Cancellare, THE UPPER GOWGANDA FORMATION Joseph A.: KEY SITES OF THE 2014 “BORDER TO BELTWAY” 27-9 10:15 AM Corcoran, Patricia L.*; Aranha, Rohan; Hill, Carolyn M.; FIELD EXCHANGE IN A VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP FORMAT Longstaffe, Fred J.: SIGNIFICANCE OF QUARTZ-RICH 28-5 DP5 Bentley, Callan*; Cooper, Gene: NEW ONLINE TOOLS FOR DEPOSITS OF THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC GORDON GEOLOGIC GIGAPIXEL IMAGERY LAKE AND BAR RIVER FORMATIONS, UPPER HURONIAN SUPERGROUP, CANADA 28-6 DP6 Granshaw, Frank*; Brown, William E.; Cady, Sherry; Connor, Cathy L.; Duggan-Haas, Don: VFE MOSAIC - STUDENT 27-10 10:30 AM Rainbird, Robert*; Ielpi, Alessandro; Long, Darrel G.F.; AND TEACHER DRIVEN VIRTUAL FIELD ENVIRONMENT Donaldson, John Allan: SIMILARITIES AND CONSTRUCTION PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF LATE PALEOPROTEROZOIC TERRESTRIAL SANDSTONE DEPOSITS ON THE 28-7 DP7 Semken, Steven*; Bruce, Geoffrey; Anbar, Ariel D.; Karlstrom, CANADIAN SHIELD: PRODUCT OF HUDSONIAN Karl E.; Crossey, Laura J.: EXPLORE AND STUDY GRAND OROGENESIS CANYON BY IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP! 10:45 AM BREAK 28-8 DP8 Wang, Ping*; Caldwell, Marianne O’Neal; Davis, Denise: VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS ON MODERN COASTAL 27-11 11:00 AM Allen, Charlotte M.*: DETRITAL ZIRCONS FROM THE ENVIRONMENTS FOR SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY AND CAROLINA TERRANE AS AN EXAMPLE FROM A INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL GEOLOGY COURSES WORLDWIDE RIVER SAND DATABASE: HOW U-PB DATING AND LU-HF AND OXYGEN ISOTOPES ON 28-9 DP9 Ford, Colby A.*; Bryant, Gerald; Nick, Kevin E.: SOFT-SEDIMENT DETRITAL ZIRCON INFORM PALEOGEOGRAPHIC DEFORMATION AND DUNE COLLAPSE IN THE NAVAJO RECONSTRUCTIONS SANDSTONE, UTAH 27-12 11:15 AM McClellan, Elizabeth*; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.: 28-10 DP10 Dordevic, Mladen M.*; De Paor, Declan G.; Whitmeyer, Steven J.: NEOPROTEROZOIC GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF EASTERN GEOLOGIC MAPPING IN GOOGLE EARTH: TOOLS AND LAURENTIA: EVIDENCE FROM U-PB DATING OF CHALLENGES ZIRCON FROM RHYOLITE CLASTS IN MOUNT ROGERS 28-11 DP11 Constants, Chloe K.*: GOOGLE MAPPING TECHNOLOGIES FORMATION CONGLOMERATES, SW VA, USA FOR GEOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 27-13 11:30 AM Bailey, Christopher M.*: THE LATE NEOPROTEROZOIC 28-12 DP12 Bee, Emma*; Richardson, Steven; Diaz-Doce, Diego; Lawley, COVER SEQUENCE IN THE EASTERN BLUE RIDGE, Russell S.; Mee, Katy; Pedley, Robert; Shelley, Wayne: VIRGINIA: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS IN OUR PIONEERING WEB AND MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES AS PART UNDERSTANDING OF IAPETAN RIFTING OF AN OPEN DATA STRATEGY 27-14 11:45 AM Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.*; McClellan, Elizabeth; Southworth, Scott: THREE EPISODES OF VOLCANISM AND EROSION DURING NEOPROTEROZOIC EXTENSION IN EASTERN LAURENTIA REVEALED BY

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29-17 17 Ferring, C. Reid*: PIPING AND SITE FORMATION AT DMANISI, POSTER A 1.85-1.76 MA HOMININ SITE IN THE GEORGIAN CAUCASUS TECHNICAL SESSIONS 29-18 18 Jones, Hillary A.*; Finley, Judson Byrd; Rittenour, Tammy; Cannon, Kenneth P.: DEPOSITIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THREE PALEOINDIAN SITES ALONG LIMA RESERVOIR, SESSION NO. 29 MONTANA Archaeological Geology (Posters) 29-19 19 Windingstad, Levi E.*; Ely, Lisa L.; Hackenberger, Steven: 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C PROCESSES AND TIMING OF HOLOCENE DEPOSITION, Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM CHANNEL INCISION AND COINCIDENT ARCHAEOLOGY, Booth # HANSON CREEK, WASHINGTON 29-1 1 Schneiker, Robert Adam*: WEATHERING AND THE AGE OF 29-20 20 Patrick, Wenonah J.*; Anderson, Kirk C.; Homan, Emily C.: SOIL THE SPHINX DEVELOPMENT AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION ON LAVA 29-2 2 Corrò, Elisa*: THE RISE OF A CITY. THE EVOLUTION OF FLOWS : HOW CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ADRIA (VENETO, ITALY) THROUGH GEOARCHAEOLOGICAL SOIL INFLUENCED PREHISTORIC AGRICULTURE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD ANALYSIS SUNDAY 29-3 3 Singh, Impreet*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Hardy, Maurice; Doyon, 29-21 21 Lugo Mendez, Anastasia M.*; Simms, Steven R.; Cannon, Luc; Chen, Kelly K.L.; Pothier-Bouchard, Genevieve; Blickstein, Molly Boeka; Rittenour, Tammy; Pierson, Nancy Kay; Allred, Joel; David, Francine; Skinner, Anne R.: ESR DATING THE Brandi: THE FREMONT IRRIGATION PROJECT, CENTRAL MOUSTERIAN INDUSTRY AND NEANDERTHAL FOSSILS IN UTAH LAYER J AT GROTTE DU BISON, ARCY-SUR-CURE, YONNE, 29-22 22 Schott, Amy M.*: DUNE SOILS AND PREHISTORIC FRANCE AGRICULTURE IN THE PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK, 29-4 4 Huang, Yiwen*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Chu, SeiMi; Mihailovic, NORTHERN ARIZONA Dusan; Roksandic, Mirjana; Dimitrijevic, Vesna; Blickstein, 29-23 23 Hunt, Adrian P.*; Lucas, Spencer G.: GEOARCHAEOLOGY OF Joel I.B.; Skinner, Anne R.: ESR DATING UNGULATE TOOTH WWII AIRCRAFT IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC ENAMEL FOUND IN THE MOUSTERIAN LAYERS AT 29-24 24 Raab, Thomas*; Raab, Alexandra; Schneider, Anna; Hirsch, PEŠTURINA, SERBIA Florian; Nicolay, Alexander; Takla, Melanie; Rösler, Horst: 29-5 5 Emerman, Steven H.*; Adhikari, Santosh; Panday, Suman; PRE-INDUSTRIAL CHARCOAL KILNS IN THE NORTHERN Bhattarai, Tara N.; Gautam, Tara; Fellows, Steven A.; Anderson, EUROPEAN LOWLAND – HIDDEN LAND USE STRUCTURES Ryan B.; Adhikari, Narayan; Karki, Kabita; Palmer, Mallory A.: DETECTED BY LIDAR INTEGRATING THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT METHODS IN 29-25 25 Zaleha, Michael J.*; Romain, William F.: GEOPHYSICAL LICHENOMETRY FOR DATING BUDDHIST SACRED WALLS SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION OF THE SERPENT MOUND IN LANGTANG VALLEY, NEPAL HIMALAYA AREA (OHIO, USA) USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY 29-6 6 Ideker, Carlie*; Finley, Judson Byrd; Rittenour, Tammy: GROUND IMAGING (ERGI): EVALUATION OF BEDROCK PRELIMINARY OSL AGES FOR PREHISTORIC POTTERY CONTROLS ON SURFACE FEATURES SHERDS FROM TWO SHOSHONEAN SITES 29-26 26 Ouimet, William B.*; Johnson, Katharine; McCusker, Megan: 29-7 7 Van Hoesen, John*; Grady, C. Maeve; Ryan, Peter C.; Arriaza, HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY, HISTORIC HUMAN- Bernardo: RECONSTRUCTING THE CHINCHORRO PALETTE: ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS, AND LAND-USE DYNAMICS A POSSIBLE ORIGIN FOR MANGANESE-BASED PAINT IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND USING AERIAL LIDAR 29-8 8 Powell, Wayne*; Huska, Andrea; Bankoff, H. Arthur; Filipovic, 29-27 27 Woywitka, Robin J.*: ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY DESIGN Vojaslav; Bulatovic, Aleksander: ANCIENT TIN SMELTING USING LIDAR BASED DIGITAL TERRAIN ANALYSIS: AT MT. CER, SERBIA: CHEMICAL AND MINERALOGICAL EXAMPLES FROM THE BOREAL FOREST OF ALBERTA, EVIDENCE FROM CRUCIBLE SHERDS CANADA 29-9 9 Milliman, Leslie P.*; Key, Marcus M.: DETERMINING THE 29-28 28 Day, Stephanie S.*; Clark, Jeffery T.; Schwert, Donald P.; Denton, PROVENANCE OF A STONE PAVER FROM A MARYLAND Anne; Li, Shuhang; Radermacher, Matthew; Motu, Nolita; COLONIAL PLANTATION Quintus, Seth: USING MACHINE LEARNING TO DISCERN 29-10 10 Feldman, Howard R.*; Rosenfeld, Amnon; Minster, Tsevi; Ilani, ANTHROPOGENIC FEATURES WITHIN LIDAR DATA SETS Shimon: BUILDING STONES FROM A QUARRY IN NORTHERN JERUSALEM PROBABLY USED IN THE TEMPLE MOUNT: 5 SESSION NO. 30 YEARS AFTER THE DISCOVERY T95. Frontiers in Environmental and Engineering Geology 29-11 11 Hu, Heng*; Nelson, Stephen; Knight, Charles: GEOLOGY OF (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; LOS OYAMELES OBSIDIAN SOURCE Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 29-12 12 Tibbits, Tawny L.B.*: NONDESTRUCTIVE SOURCING OF Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology and Health Division; GRANITE GROUND STONE TOOLS FROM BELIZE USING GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; PXRF U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) 29-13 13 Haussner, Elizabeth*; Farthing, Dori J.; Aimers, James: 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C PETROGRAPHY OF MAYA POTTERY SHERDS FROM AMBERGRIS CAYE, BELIZE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM Booth # 29-14 14 Letson, Ruth E.*; Fadem, Cynthia M.; Wright, Edward P.: GEOARCHAEOLOGY OF THE DOUGLAS KORONGO SITE, 30-1 29 Beeler, Katherine*; Mitchell, Robert: SEDIMENT AND OLDUVAI GORGE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS PHOSPHORUS INPUTS FROM PERENNIAL STREAMS TO LAKE WHATCOM, NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON STATE 29-15 15 Clark, Caitlin A.*; Monaghan, G. William; Bird, Broxton W.; Yansa, Catherine; Wilson, Jeremy J.; Rudloff, Owen M.; Stamps, 30-2 30 Tuladhar, Sushil*; Iqbal, Mohammad: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL Lucas G.: POLLEN-BASED LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTION DISTRIBUTION OF PHOSPHORUS IN THE CEDAR RIVER OF NATIVE AMERICAN (LATE MISSISSIPPIAN) AND EURO- WATERSHED OF IOWA, USA AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AT HOVEY LAKE, INDIANA 30-3 31 Altan-Ochir, Setsen*; Tufford, Daniel L.: HYRDROGEOMORPHIC 29-16 16 Hill, Christopher L.*: LONG-TERM PATTERNS OF AND LANDSCAPE INFLUENCES ON DISSOLVED ORGANIC POSTERS ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE CHANGE INFERRED FROM MATTER IN STREAMS AND RIVERS ON THE SOUTH LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC RECORDS CAROLINA COASTAL PLAIN

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30-4 32 Murphy, Ryan D.*; Mitchell, Robert: HYDROLOGIC MODELING 31-5 47 Srinivasaraghavan, Vishnu*; Rimmer, Susan; Tobin, Amberly; IN THE NOOKSACK RIVER BASIN USING DOWNSCALED Rahman, Mohammad W.; Anderson, Ken: INFLUENCE OF GRIDDED SURFACE CLIMATE DATA COAL LITHOTYPE AND MACERAL COMPOSITION ON 30-5 33 Williams, Garic*; Waters-Tormey, Cheryl; Kinner, David: THE OXIDATIVE HYDROTHERMAL DISSOLUTION (OHD) RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FRACTURE PATTERNS AND PROCESS KM-SCALE STRUCTURES IN LOW-POROSITY ROCK AS 31-6 48 Paine, Julia*; Markowitz, Michele; McGillis, Wade; Hsueh, Diana: INFERRED FROM GEOMORPHOLOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON TRANSPORT IN SMALL MOUNTAINOUS RIVERS IN FLUID/GAS STORAGE AND PERMEABILITY SOUTHWEST HAITI 30-6 34 Kang, Sangsoo*; Baek, Hwanjo; KIm, Daehoon; Kim, 31-7 49 Dunham, Jeremy I.*; Deocampo, Daniel; Elrick, K.A.; Gyoungman; Park, Seunghwan: THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY Taylor, Lucy C.; Pickering, Rebecca A.: THE INFLUENCE MEASUREMENT OF GROUTING MATERIALS FOR GROUND OF CARBONATE BRINES ON CA-MG EXCHANGE AND

HEAT EXCHANGER BOREHOLE SUBSEQUENT CACO3 PRECIPITATION 30-7 35 Hayes, Sarah M.*; Skidmore, Amy; Witte, Riley; Spry, Paul G.: 31-8 50 Babaei, Abbed*: GEOCHEMISTRY AND PETROGENESIS SUPPLYING TELLURIUM FOR USE IN HIGH TECHNOLOGY OF MIDDLE EOCENE ALISHAHI DACITIC-RHYODACITIC BY OPTIMIZING CURRENT MINING PROCESSES COLUMNAR JOINTS, SE OF KERMAN, IRAN 30-8 36 Regis, Robert S.*; Kerfoot, W. Charles; Yousef, Foad: REMOTE 31-9 51 Heath, Ashley R.*; Girty, Gary H.; Replogle, Crystal: SENSING OF COASTAL GEOMORPHIC CHANGES AFFECTED CHARACTERIZING THE EFFECTS OF ILLUVIATION ON THE BY HISTORIC COPPER MINING AT GRAND TRAVERSE PETROLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OF TONALITIC SAPROCK: BAY, MI USING TEMPORAL LIDAR, MSS, AND AERIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERPRETING COMPOSITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS LINEAR TRENDS 30-9 37 Grunewald, Elliot*; Keating, Kristina; Rosier, Carl; Zhang, Chi; 31-10 52 Pisarzowska, Agnieszka*; Berner, Zsolt; Racki, Grzegorz: INDEX Ntarlagiannis, Dimitrios; Walsh, David O.; Williams, Kenneth H.: OF SYNGENETIC PYRITE - A NEW PROXY FOR ESTIMATE THE USE OF LOW FIELD PROTON NUCLEAR MAGNETIC REDOX CONDITIONS OF DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS RESONANCE TO MONITOR MICROBIAL AND IRON 31-11 53 Chappaz, Anthony*; Vorlicek, Trent P.; Wagner, Meghan: MINERALIZATION PROCESSES IN SOILS: LABORATORY ADVANCING THE REDOX PROXIES: NEW INSIGHTS ON AND FIELD EXAMPLES MOLYBDENUM AND RHENIUM GEOCHEMISTRY 30-10 38 Schulz, William H.*; Wang, Gonghui: A NEW METHOD FOR 31-12 54 Partin, Camille A.*; Bekker, Andrey; Planavsky, Noah J.: ASSESSING POTENTIAL DISPLACEMENT OF PREEXISTING OCEANIC REDOX CONDITIONS AT CA. 1.93 GA: A CASE LANDSLIDES REACTIVATED BY EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED STUDY FROM THE PILING GROUP, BAFFIN ISLAND, GROUND MOTION NUNAVUT (CANADA) 30-11 39 Morrow, Gregory*; Mitchell, Robert: ROCK SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS ALONG EAGLEVIEW ROAD ON RACEHORSE SESSION NO. 32 MOUNTAIN, NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON STATE T121. Apatites I Have Known: From Man to Mars (Posters) (GSA 30-12 40 Erkushov, Vladislav*: THE IMPACT OF DYNAMIC LOAD ON Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; LANDSLIDE SLOPE IN BOLSHOI SOCHI GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society) 30-13 41 Chin, Anne*; Florsheim, Joan L.; Simon, Gregory L.; Laurencio, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Laura R.; Parker, Anna; Stinson, Emily: UNDERSTANDING Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM FEEDBACK LOOPS IN COUPLED HUMAN-LANDSCAPE Booth # SYSTEMS FOR MITIGATING POTENTIAL HAZARDS: AN 32-1 55 Harris, Daniel B.*; Jurkowski, Carl: COMPARISON OF NEW EXAMPLE FROM THE 2012 WALDO CANYON FIRE OF LA-MC-ICPMS (U-PB) APATITE AGES TO SHRIMP-RG COLORADO (U-PB) ZIRCON AGES FROM PLUTONIC ROCKS OF THE 30-14 42 Roller, Goetz*: THE AVALANCHE RISK EXPOSITION BENDELEBEN MOUNTAINS, SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA COMPASS: A NEW GEOLOGICAL MAGNETIC COMPASS 32-2 56 Ryan, Peter C.*; Koenigsberger, Stephan; Bachman, Nicholas; FOR GEOSCIENCES FIELD EDUCATION AND PUBLIC Kim, Jonathan: URANIUM-RICH PHOSPHORITE BRECCIAS AVALANCHE SAFETY IN CAMBRIAN DOLOSTONE AS SOURCE OF ELEVATED URANIUM AND ALPHA RADIATION IN A BEDROCK AQUIFER, SESSION NO. 31 VERMONT, USA Recent Advances in Geochemistry (Posters) 32-3 57 Sampson, Jacqueline M.*; Pasek, Matthew A.; Atlas, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Zachary; Buick, Roger: IMPACT DELIVERY OF REDUCED Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM PHOSPHORUS IN THE ARCHEAN Booth # 32-4 58 Trayler, Robin B.*; Kohn, Matthew J.: INFRARED 31-1 43 Malyshev, Sergey*; Khudoley, Andrei: EVOLUTION OF SM-ND SPECTROSCOPY OF BIOAPATITE FROM TAXONOMICALLY ISOTOPIC SYSTEM IN CLASTIC ROCKS OF FORELAND DIVERSE MODERN TEETH – IMPLICATIONS FOR BASINS: COMPARISON OF PRIVERKHOYANSK (NE SIBERIA) DIAGENESIS AND FOOTHILLS (SW ALBERTA) 32-5 59 Petermann, Holger*; Skinner, H. Catherine W.; Gauthier, Jacques: 31-2 44 Taylor, Emily*; Moncur, Michael; Birks, S. Jean; Tennant, Alex; USING RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY TO INFER COMPOSITIONAL Wieser, Michael E.; Gibson, John J.: Δ98MO FINGERPRINTING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FOSSIL AND MODERN LIZARD OF ATHABASCA OIL SANDS PROCESS AFFECTED WATERS OSTEODERMS 31-3 45 Omotoye, Sunday Joseph*: THERMAL MATURITY ASSESSMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF EXXON MOBIL SESSION NO. 33 JOINT VENTURE AREA OIL IN THE EASTERN NIGER DELTA, T123. Advances in Nuclear Forensics (Posters) NIGERIA (Geochemical Society) 31-4 46 Longbottom, Todd L.*; Hockaday, William C.; Boling, Kenneth S.; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Dworkin, Steve I.: EFFECTS OF OCEAN REDUCTION- Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM OXIDATION CONDITIONS ON ORGANIC MATTER Booth # PRESERVATION IN THE UPPER EAGLE FORD FORMATION: 33-1 60 Hutcheon, Ian D.*: NONPROLIFERATION NUCLEAR MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF KEROGEN FORENSICS: THE CURRENT STATE OF THE ART

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33-2 61 Koeman, Elizabeth C.*; Simonetti, Antonio; Burns, Peter C.: 34-10 78 Russell, Tait*; Shean, David; Crider, Juliet G.: A HIGH- METHODOLOGIES FOR SOURCE ATTRIBUTION USING RESOLUTION DEM TIMESERIES TO MEASURE GLACIER COPPER AND LEAD WITHIN RED INCLUSIONS OF TRINITITE MASS BALANCE, DYNAMICS, AND VARIABILITY AT MOUNT 33-3 62 Koeman, Elizabeth C.*; McNamara, Bruce K.; Smith, Frances N.; BAKER, WA USA Mana, Sara; Donohue, Patrick; Simonetti, Antonio; Burns, 34-11 79 Ward, Dylan J.*: IMAGING THE DYNAMICS OF CLIFF Peter C.: SEPARATION OF GLASS PHASES WITHIN TRINITITE RETREAT WITH STRUCTURE-FROM-MOTION 3D

USING NF3: DEVELOPING METHODOLOGIES FOR SOURCE RECONSTRUCTIONS, COLORADO PLATEAU ATTRIBUTION 34-12 80 Bailey, Tim L.*: MULTI-TEMPORAL SURFACE 33-4 63 Mana, Sara*; Simonetti, Antonio; Wallace, Christine; CHARACTERIZATION OF ACTIVE CHANNEL ROUGHNESS, Koeman, Elizabeth C.; Donohue, Patrick; Burns, Peter C.: GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION, AND MORPHOLOGY USING DETERMINATION OF PU ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS OF SUB-MILLIMETER DIGITAL SURFACE MODELS GENERATED TRINITITE POST-DETONATION MATERIAL USING STRUCTURE FROM MOTION PHOTOGRAMMETRY 33-5 64 Mana, Sara*; Simonetti, Antonio; Koeman, Elizabeth C.; 34-13 81 Glaubius, Jennifer Elaine*; Johnson, William C.; Li, Xingong: Donohue, Patrick; Burns, Peter C.: DETAILED TEXTURAL, INCORPORATION OF AGRICULTURAL TERRACING WITHIN GEOCHEMICAL, AND U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION MODELS SUNDAY INVESTIGATION OF DETRITAL ZIRCONS WITHIN TRINITITE 34-14 82 Tortini, Riccardo*; Carn, Simon A.; Van Wyk de Vries, Benjamin: POST-DETONATION MATERIAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC, ALS-BASED GEOMORPHOLOGICAL 33-6 65 Zimmer, Mindy M.*; Bonamici, Chloe E.; Kinman, William S.; CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SHASTA VALLEY DEBRIS Pollington, Anthony D.: MICROANALYSIS OF TRINITITE AVALANCHE DEPOSIT, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 33-7 66 Hurley, P.E.*; Wunderlich, S.E.; Donohue, Patrick; Koeman, 34-15 83 Hermosillo, Jesús F.*; Urbanczyk, Kevin M.: EXPLOITING Elizabeth C.; Simonetti, Antonio: DETERMINING THE ORIGIN OF REPEAT REAL TIME KINEMATIC GPS TOPOGRAPHIC ANTHROPOGENIC INCLUSIONS IN TRINITITE GLASS USING SURVEYS AS A MEANS TO EVALUATE SPACE-TIME ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS CHANGES IN SEDIMENT STORAGE IN THE HEADWATERS 33-8 67 Donohue, Patrick H.*; Simonetti, Antonio; Koeman, Elizabeth C.; OF THE TERLINGUA SUBBASIN, TEXAS Mana, Sara; Burns, Peter C.: NUCLEAR FORENSIC 34-16 84 Germanoski, Dru*; Morris, Matthew D.; Wilson, John R.; Helms, APPLICATIONS INVOLVING HIGH-SPATIAL-RESOLUTION Christina: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE LITHOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF TRINITITE CROSS-SECTIONS CONTROL ON DIFFERENTIAL WEATHERING AND 33-9 68 John, Jesse*; Parise, John; Hobbs, David; Elm, Lars: THE TOPOGRAPHY IN READING PRONG BASEMENT BLOCKS, NATURE OF ACTINIDE SORPTION ON MONOSODIUM EAST-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA USING HIGH RESOLUTION TITANATE (MST): PDF INVESTIGATIONS OF A FUNCTIONAL LIDAR DATA NANO-MINERAL FOR REMEDIATING HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR 34-17 85 Shilpakar, Prabin*; Oldow, John S.; Walker, Douglas; Whipple, WASTE Kelin X.: ASSESSMENT OF THE UNCERTAINTY BUDGET AND IMAGE RESOLUTION OF TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANS OF SESSION NO. 34 GEOMORPHIC SURFACES T128. Geological and Geomorphological Applications of Digital 34-18 86 Elliott, Austin J.*; Oskin, Michael E.; Gold, Peter; Terrain Analysis (Posters) (GSA Geoinformatics Division GSA Hinojosa-Corona, Alejandro: SCARP EROSION AND BURIAL Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Soils and Soil IN REPEAT TERRESTRIAL LIDAR SURVEYS OF THE 4 Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) APRIL 2010 EL MAYOR-CUCAPAH EARTHQUAKE SURFACE RUPTURE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM 34-19 87 Grenader, Jessica R.*; Dolan, James F.; Rhodes, Edward J.; Booth # Van Dissen, Russ; Langridge, Robert; Zinke, Robert; McGuire, Christopher P.; Nicol, Andrew: PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF 34-1 69 Jordan, Benjamin R.*: THE USE OF MICRO DRONES IN NEW MARLBOROUGH FAULT SYSTEM LIDAR DATASET: GEOLOGIC FIELD WORK THE BRANCH RIVER SITE, WAIRAU FAULT, SOUTH ISLAND, 34-2 70 Mauel, Stephen W.*: MAPPING BEDROCK ELEVATION NEW ZEALAND IN GLACIATED AND UNGLACIATED LANDSCAPES IN 34-20 88 Creger, C. Cliff*: MICRO-GEOMORPHOLOGY, WISCONSIN GEOARCHAEOLOGY AND TERRESTRIAL LIDAR IN A 34-3 71 Cui, Yao*: SIMPLIFYING THE PROCESS OF UPDATING AND PREHISTORIC NEVADA ANTELOPE TRAP INTEGRATING DIGITAL GEOLOGY 34-21 89 Mushkin, Amit*; Sagy, Amir; Trabelci, Eran; Amit, Rivka; Porat, 34-4 72 Witt, Emitt C.*; Durst, Sherry L.: GEOSPATIAL RESOURCES Naomi: ROUGHNESS EVOLUTION THROUGH TIME AS FOR THE GEOLOGIC COMMUNITY: THE USGS NATIONAL A MEASURE FOR SUBAERIAL ROCK WEATHERING ON MAP DESERT SURFACES 34-5 73 Grohmann, Carlos Henrique*: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL DIGITAL ELEVATION MODELS SESSION NO. 35 34-6 74 Witt, Emitt C.*; Fuller, Tracy; Anderson, Becci: AVAILABILITY OF T80. Urban Pollutants and Their Effects on Environmental and HIGH-RESOLUTION ELEVATION DATA FOR ALASKA Human Health (Posters) (GSA Geology and Health Division; Geochemical Society) 34-7 75 Walk, Cory*; Day, Troy; Willis, Julie B.: ASSESSING TECTONIC TILT OF THE TETON RANGE, WYOMING AND IDAHO, USING 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C STREAM TOPOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM 34-8 76 Hayakawa, Yuichi S.*; Obanawa, Hiroyuki; Wassmer, Patrick; Booth # Oguchi, Takashi; Saito, Hitoshi: MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 35-1 90 Sarkar, Dibyendu*; Rakshit, Sudipta; Datta, Rupali: EFFECT OF AN UPLIFTED COASTAL TERRACE USING HIGH OF HUMIC ACIDS ON ADSORPTION AND RELEASE OF DEFINITION TOPOGRAPHIC DATA: POSSIBLE EROSION BY TUNGSTEN ON GOETHITE-WATER INTERFACE HIGH WAVES OF TSUNAMIS 35-2 91 Punamiya, Pravin*; Deng, Yang; Sarkar, Dibyendu: 34-9 77 Hölbling, Daniel*; Eisank, Clemens; Friedl, Barbara: HOW WELL DEBROMINATION OF TETRABROMOBISPHENOL A (TBBPA) DO TERRAIN OBJECTS DERIVED FROM PRE-EVENT DIGITAL WITH AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY OXIDANT - POSTERS ELEVATION MODELS SPATIALLY CORRESPOND TO POST- FERRATE (VI) POSTERS EVENT LANDSLIDES?

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35-3 92 Punamiya, Pravin*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta, Rupali: 36-3 106 Long, Suzanna K.*; Shoberg, Tom; Ramachandran, Varun; REMEDIATION OF TETRACYCLINES IN MANURE AMENDED Corns, Steven M.; Carlo, Hector J.: THE IMPORTANCE OF SOILS: A LONG-TERM GREENHOUSE STUDY GEOSPATIAL REFERENCING FOR URBAN SUPPLY CHAIN 35-4 93 Panja, Saumik*; Das, Padmini; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Deng, Yang; INFRASTRUCTURE DATA TO LARGE-SCALE DISASTER Datta, Rupali: POTENTIAL OF VETIVER GRASS TO REMOVE RESTORATION MODELING OXYTETRACYCLINE AND CIPROFLOXACIN FROM AQUATIC 36-4 107 Bela, James*: ERRORS IN SEISMIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT MEDIA: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A HYDROPONIC ARE CREATING HUGE HUMAN LOSSES STUDY 36-5 108 Adamson, James K.*: GIS SUPPORTED HYDROGEOLOGICAL 35-5 94 Pidatala, Venkataramana*; Kiiskila, Jeffrey; Sarkar, Dibyendu; ANALYSIS OF THE TOLA MUNICIPIO, NICARAGUA Datta, Rupali: PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS OF LEAD STRESS- 36-6 109 Silverman, Shari Maria*: TRANSPORTATION, LANDSCAPE, INDUCED CHANGES IN HYDROPONICALLY GROWN AND CULTURE IN NORTHWESTERN NORTH AMERICA VETIVER GRASS (CHRYSOPOGON ZIZANIOIDES L.) 36-7 110 Brinkmann, Robert*; Bennington, J. Bret; Farmer, E. Christa; 35-6 95 RoyChowdhury, Abhishek*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Attinti, Ramesh; Garren, Sandra: GEOLOGY AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE Datta, Rupali: EVALUATION OF MEHLICH-3 TEST FOR ANTHROPOCENE: ENGAGING STUDENTS IN A NEW PREDICTION OF TOTAL AND BIOACCESSIBLE LEAD PARADIGM FOR EARTH SCIENCE EDUCATION CONCENTRATIONS IN PAINT-CONTAMINATED RESIDENTIAL SOILS 36-8 111 Kennedy, Kristen*; Lipovsky, Panya; Benkert, Bronwyn: GEOSCIENCE MAPPING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE 35-7 96 Andersen, Derek R.*; Murray, Kent S.: EVALUATION OF HEAVY ADAPTATION PLANNING: LANDSCAPE HAZARD MAPS AS A METAL CONTAMINATION IN BED SEDIMENT: ROUGE RIVER TOOL FOR COMMUNITIES IN YUKON, CANADA DRAINAGE BASIN SE MICHIGAN 35-8 97 Cao, Liwen*; Wu, Dongmei; Wang, Yong; Huo, Pan: MIGRATION SESSION NO. 37 BEHAVIOR OF LEACHATE IONS IN XUZHOU YANQUN T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities LANDFILL (Posters) (National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA 35-9 98 Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S.*; Lucas, S.G.; Lombardi, Guido; Appenzeller, Geoscience Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Otto: GEOCHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENRICHMENTS Supporting and Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year OF MERCURY: HOLOCENE AND PALEOCENE EXAMPLES Colleges (SAGE 2YC) Program) COMPARED 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 35-10 99 Rezaie-Boroon, Mohammad Hassan*; Diaz, Sonya: THE EFFECT Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM OF ELEVATED CO2 DRIVEN BY GROUNDWATER AND OIL Booth # RESERVOIR ON THE PORE WATER CHEMISTRY AND 37-1 112 McDaris, John R.*; Layou, Karen M.; Macdonald, R. Heather; SEDIMENT QUALITY OF TIDAL MUD FLAT OF SAN PEDRO Baer, Eric M.D.; Hodder, Jan; Blodgett, Robert H.: PREPARING, MARSH, CALIFORNIA SUPPORTING, AND ADVISING 2YC/4YC TRANSFER 35-11 100 Wang, Nanping*: COMPREHENSIVE UTILIZATION OF GAMMA- STUDENTS RAY SPECTROMETRY AND REGIONAL GEOCHEMICAL 37-2 113 Housen, Bernard A.*: DIFFERENCES IN DIRECT TRANSFER DATA FOR EVALUATION OF NATURAL IONIZING RADIATION DEGREE DETERMINES DEGREE DURATION LEVELS IN ZHUHAI CITY URBAN 37-3 114 Ludwikoski, David J.*: IMPLEMENTING “THE MATH YOU NEED, 35-12 101 Marsac, Kara E.*; Burnley, Pamela; Malchow, Russell; Haber, WHEN YOU NEED IT” TUTORIALS IN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Daniel; Hausrath, Elisabeth M.; Adcock, Chris: MODELING EARTH SCIENCE CLASSES: A COMPARISON OF FINAL LAB BACKGROUND RADIATION IN OUR ENVIRONMENT USING AND COURSE SCORES GEOCHEMICAL DATA 37-4 115 Gordon, Elizabeth S.*: SUPPORTING STUDENT SUCCESS IN 35-13 102 Oduor, Peter G.*; Gibbs, Penelope; Casey, Francis X.; Forward, GEOSCIENCE COURSES WITH THE MATH YOU NEED WHEN Kelsey: ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR TRANSFORMATION YOU NEED IT OF TCE THROUGH ARGILLACEOUS MEMBRANES WITH OR WITHOUT A BIOFILM 37-5 116 Kratzmann, David J.*; Sullivan, Erin: DO STUDENTS WHO FINISH EXAMS FIRST REALLY DO BETTER THAN THOSE 35-14 103 Hayes, Emily Blythe*; Nicholson, Kirsten N.; Neumann, WHO FINISH LAST? STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF EXAM Klaus; Dowling, Carolyn B.: A CLOSER LOOK AT WATER COMPLETION TIMES CONTAMINATION ALONG THE MT. EVEREST BASE CAMP HIGHWAY 37-6 117 Marton, Fred*; Steinheimer, Jessica; McCrary, Marie; Sivo, Joseph; Griffo, Paul J.: FACULTY ADVISING FOR STEM SESSION NO. 36 STUDENTS AT A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE T143. Geoscience for the Public Good: Toward a Sustainable 37-7 118 Holder, Lauren N.*; Herbert, Bruce E.: EXPLORING Future (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA AUTHENTICITY: INTRODUCTORY LABORATORIES TO Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; SEG’s EXPLORE STUDENT USE OF MODEL-BASED REASONING Geoscientists Without Borders) TO JUSTIFY SOLUTIONS TO SOCIETAL CHALLENGES 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 37-8 119 Gardner, Eleanor E.*; Hooks, Benjamin P.; Dunagan, Stan P.: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF COMPREHENSION Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM AMONG ESL SAUDI STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE Booth # INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSES 36-1 104 Stein, Seth*; Kley, Jonas; Hindle, David; Friedrich, Anke: BIKE HELMETS AND BLACK RIDERS: EXPERIENTIAL APPROACHES TO HELPING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND NATURAL HAZARD ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION ISSUES 36-2 105 Letsinger, Sally L.*: SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED REGIONAL RECHARGE-RATE ESTIMATION TO GUIDE AN AQUIFER- SENSITIVITY ASSESSMENT FOR MID-CONTINENTAL GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTS, USA

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SESSION NO. 38 38-15 134 Dunn, Shaina J.*; Fultz, John D.; Brown, Heather J.: PERVIOUS CONCRETE: THE INVESTIGATION OF A STORMWATER T70. Undertaking Environmental- and Geoscience-Related FILTRATION TECHNIQUE Research Investigation as Part of Experiential Learning, Comprehension, and Critical Thinking Aspects: Involvement of 38-16 135 Choeying, Tenzin*; Daniels, Fayeola; Schleifer, Stanley; Narine, K12–16 Students (Posters) (National Association of Geoscience Keshaw; Dhar, Ratan: ELEMENTAL AND MINERALOGICAL Teachers; GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Environmental VARIATION IN THE UPPER SILURIAN TO LOWER DEVONIAN and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geoscience Education FORMATIONS IN ROSENDALE, ULSTER COUNTY, NEW Division; Council on Undergraduate Research Geosciences YORK, USA Division) 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SESSION NO. 39 Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Recent Advances in Hydrogeology (Posters) Booth # 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 38-1 120 Khandaker, Nazrul I.*; Schleifer, Stanley: INVOLVEMENT OF Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM K12-16 STUDENTS IN GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH: A TEN- Booth #

YEAR LONGITUDINAL TRACKING SHOWING POSITIVE 39-1 136 Wood, Taylor*; Mutiti, Samuel; Bankston, Allie: COPPER, SUNDAY OUTCOME FLUORESCENT AND SILVER NANOPARTICLE TRANSPORT 38-2 121 Slavin, Ben*; Crisp, Alexis A.; Rooker, G.R.; Schoville, Sean; THROUGH SANDY SEDIMENTS Kavanaugh, Jeffrey: BEETLE GENETIC VARIATION AS AN 39-2 137 Kim, Ji-Hyun*; Kim, Kyoung-Ho; Thao, Nguyen Thi; Yun, INDICATOR OF CLIMATE CHANGE, JUNEAU ICEFIELD, Seong-Taek: HYDROCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT OF ALASKA SALINE GROUNDWATER IN AN ALLUVIAL FLOODPLAIN 38-3 122 Alter, Daniel W.*; Zolynsky, Debra L.; Duggan-Haas, Don; Cody, OF RED RIVER, VIETNAM USING ORTHOGONAL Spencer A.: CLASSROOM CONNECTIONS: “TO TEACH IS TO REGRESSION METHOD LEARN TWICE” ~ JOSEPH JOUBERT 39-3 138 Matyjasik, Marek*; Moisen, Gretchen; Frescino, Tracey; 38-4 123 Gutelius, Molly*; Kabis, Stew; Kochel, R. Craig; Hayes, Schroeder, Todd; Hernandez, Michael W.; Combe, Chelsey; Benjamin R.: UNDERGRADUATE COURSE FLUME Hathcock, Tabitha; Mitts, Stephanie: CHEMICAL STREAM EXPERIMENTS TO DEVELOP PHYSICAL MODELS USEFUL WATER INDICATORS OF FOREST WILD FIRES IN THE FOR INTERPRETING FIELD STUDIES OF FLUVIAL PROCESS INTERIOR WESTERN US AND CHANNEL EVOLUTION IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE AND 39-4 139 Christensen, Peter Daniel*; Hargrave, Jennifer E.: MONITORING LAND USE CHANGE IN THE SUSQUEHANNA WATERSHED THE DESTRUCTION AND NATURAL RECOVERY OF A 38-5 124 Briggs, Kathryn*; Mims, Anthony: VARIATION IN SOIL DEPTH MONSOON-DOMINATED STREAM SYSTEM AFTER A AND PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS ON CEDAR GLADES OF WILDFIRE DAMAGES ITS WATERSHED, STOUT CANYON, CENTRAL TENNESSEE UTAH 38-6 125 Pharo, Ashley N.*; Miller, Leah Z.; Balakrishnan, Meena: THE 39-5 140 Choi, Hanna*: HYDROCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC VARIATION RELATIONSHIP OF SOIL TEMPERATURES AND PLANT OF CARBONATED SPRINGS AND GEOTHERMAL POPULATION DYNAMICS AROUND THE PUHIMAU THERMAL GROUNDWATERS IN KOREA – A BASELINE STUDY OF

AREA, HAWAII UNDERGROUND CO2 INJECTION 38-7 126 Schleifer, S.*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Choeying, Tenzin; Barnett, 39-6 141 DeVivero, Alison E.*; Stalker, Jeremy C.; Clements, Lee Ann: Barbara; Velez, Brian; Salam, Monia; Narine, Keshaw; Dhar, DYNAMICS OF A SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE Ratan: DÉCOLLMENT IN THE UPPER SILURIAN TO LOWER FROM A SPRING IN THE KARSTIC LIMESTONE COCKBURN DEVONIAN ROCKS OUTCROPPING IN THE TOWN OF TOWN FORMATION, SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS ROSENDALE, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y 39-7 142 McBee, William*; Scotch, Chester Gene; Douglas, Audrey; 38-8 127 Tapu, Al-Tamini*; Ameen, S.M. Mahbubul; Abdullah, Rashed: Murgulet, Dorina: LINKING SEASONAL VARIATION OF BASE METALS WITHIN THE BASEMENT ROCKS IN SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE TO HYPOXIA IN BARAPAHARPUR, NORTH-WEST BANGLADESH: CORPUS CHRISTI BAY IMPLICATIONS FOR MINERALIZATION IN THE SHALLOW 39-8 143 Calhoun, Kaileigh C.*; Koneshloo, Mohammad; Michael, Holly A.: BASEMENT OF BANGLADESH EFFECTS OF THE GEOMETRY OF HETEROGENEOUS 38-9 128 Mahabir, Krishna*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Persaud, Jay P.; HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY FIELDS ON AQUIFER-OCEAN Schleifer, Stanley: SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE LOWER EXCHANGE PROCESSES SCOTLAND FORMATION (EOCENE), BARBADOS 39-9 144 Mohammed, Abdelmawgoud*; Crossey, Laura J.; Karlstrom, 38-10 129 Ipek, Arthur*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Salam, Monia; Nicholas, Karl E.; Kehew, Alan E.; Sultan, Mohamed; Krishnamurthy, R.V.: Catherine A.; Granda, Enrique X.; Richards, Jomo; Yeung, Justin; STRUCTURAL CONTROL OF THE CONTINENTAL-SCALE Choi, Kenneth: LATERAL FRACTIONATION OF LIGHT AND NUBIAN SANDSTONE AQUIFER SYSTEM CONSTRAINED BY HEAVY MINERALS: ROBERT MOSES STATE PARK, LONG HYDROCHEMICAL, STABLE ISOTOPES, AND NOBLE GAS ISLAND, NEW YORK DATA 38-11 130 Barnett, Barbara*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Velez, Brian; Schleifer, 39-10 145 Durkee, Matthew I.*: APPLYING GEOSPATIAL TOOLS TO Stanley: ASSESSMENT OF BEACH SAND COMPOSITION: MODEL AND DISPLAY GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION PRE-AND-POST HURRICANE SANDY, ROCKAWAY, QUEENS, DATA AT THE FORMER BOISE CASCADE MILL AND AN NEW YORK CITY UNREGULATED MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL, 38-12 131 Daniels, Fayeola*; Choeying, Tenzin; Noor, Fatema; Dhar, Ratan: YAKIMA, WASHINGTON IMPACTS OF URBANIZATION ON SOIL QUALITY AND SUB- 39-11 146 Rude, Emma*; Peterson, Eric W.; Perry, Bill; O’Reilly, Catherine: SURFACE ENVIRONMENT MODEL OF RESIDENCE TIME AND ANALYSIS OF NITROGEN 38-13 132 Haque, Ezazul*; Khandaker, Nazrul I.; Schleifer, Stanley; REMOVAL FOR TWO CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS AT Goddard, Coreyn: CHARACTERIZATION OF REDOX STATE OF THE FRANKLIN DEMONSTRATION FARM IN LEXINGTON, BROOKLYN-QUEENS AQUIFER SYSTEM, NEW YORK CITY ILLINOIS 38-14 133 Emofovwah, Oboerhiri*; Chavez, Ana; Dhar, Ratan: MICROBIAL 39-12 147 Chung, Sang Yong*; Senapathi, Venkatramanan: THE MOBILIZATION FROM URBAN SOILS TO ADJACENT LAKES CHARACTERISTICS OF GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION POSTERS AND PONDS BY HEAVY METALS AT AN ABANDONED IRON MINE IN POSTERS KOREA

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39-13 148 Thamke, Joanna N.*; Davis, Kyle W.; Long, Andrew J.; Bartos, 40-6 162 Song, Sheng-Rong*; Lu, Yi-Chia; Liu, Chia-Mei; Yang, Tsanyao F.; Timothy T.: GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY AND FLOW Wu, Yih-Min: THE HEAT SOURCE OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY PROCESSES IN THE WILLISTON AND POWDER RIVER IN THE NORTHEAST TAIWAN BASINS, UNITED STATES AND CANADA 40-7 163 Liu, Shaowen*; Wang, Huayu; Hao, Chunyan; Xu, Ming: 39-14 149 Collins, Clayton*; Mayer, James R.: HEAVY METAL AND GEOTHERMAL REGIME OF SHALE GAS BEARING GRAIN-SIZE ANALYSIS OF A SEDIMENT CORE FROM THE SEDIMENTARY BASINS IN THE YANGTZE AREAS, LITTLE TALLAPOOSA RIVER FLOODPLAIN, PIEDMONT SOUTH CHINA PHYSIOGRAPHIC PROVINCE, GEORGIA, USA 40-8 164 Fairley, Jerry P.*; Lubenow, Brady L.; Lindsey, Cary R.; McMillan, 39-15 150 Gray, Floyd*; Page, William R.; Bultman, Mark; Menges, Nicholas J.; Myers, Jay T.; Schmidt, Keegan L.; Larson, Peter B.: Christopher M.: HYDROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS OF BEST PRACTICES FOR SHALLOW GROUND TEMPERATURE THE MIOCENE NOGALES FORMATION: POTENTIAL NEW MEASUREMENTS DEEPER SOURCE OF GROUNDWATER IN THE UPPER 40-9 165 Lindsey, Cary R.*; Lubenow, Brady L.; McMillan, Nicholas J.; SANTA CRUZ BASIN, SOUTHERN ARIZONA Jones, Benjamin N.; Schmidt, Keegan L.; Fairley, Jerry P.; 39-16 151 Nguyen, Lam S.*; Saltonstall, Jennifer H.; Brown, J.M.; Koger, Larson, Peter B.: APPLICATION AND REFINEMENT OF ICE Curtis J.: EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BOX CALORIMETRY FOR HEAT FLUX MEASUREMENTS IN SATURATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY AND GRAIN-SIZE DIVERSE THERMALLY ACTIVE AREAS DISTRIBUTION OF GLACIAL-FLUVIAL DEPOSITS, PUGET 40-10 166 Moody, Alex C.*; Lindsey, Cary R.; Lubenow, Brady L.; Fairley, LOWLAND, WASHINGTON Jerry P.; Larson, Peter B.: RAIN CHECK: VARIATIONS IN THE 39-17 152 Shuler, Christopher K.*; El-Kadi, Aly; Dulaiova, Henrieta: GEOSTATISTICAL STRUCTURE OF GROUND TEMPERATURE HUNTING FOR HIGH-LEVEL GROUNDWATER ON TUTUILA, SURVEYS, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, USA AMERICAN SAMOA 39-18 153 Akanbi, Olanrewaju Akinfemiwa*: GROUNDWATER POTENTIAL SESSION NO. 41 AND VIABILITY OF THE AQUIFER SYSTEM OF CRYSTALLINE T187. Recent Advances in the Exploration, Characterization, and ROCKS OF IBARAPA REGION, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA Development of Geothermal Resources in the Pacific Northwest 39-19 154 Seipel, Logan C.*; Thomason, J.F.; Peterson, Eric W.: CAPTURE (Posters) ZONE ANALYSIS OF A SHALLOW-AQUIFER IRRIGATION 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C WELL IN MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM 39-20 155 Rickels, Ellyn*: VERTICAL AND LONGITUDINAL DIFFERENCES Booth # OF HEAT TRANSMISSION BETWEEN HOT AND COLD WATER 41-1 167 Stelling, Pete*; Hinz, Nicholas H.; Ohren, Mary; Kolker, Amanda: PULSES IN A HYDRAULIC CHANNEL EXPLORATION HISTORY OF THE HOT SPRINGS BAY VALLEY 39-21 156 Murgulet, Valeriu*; Cook, Marlon; Murgulet, Dorina: (HSBV) GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE AREA, AKUTAN, ALASKA GROUNDWATER MIXING ALONG SOLUTION-ENHANCED 41-2 168 Tobin, Brett J.*; Stelling, Pete; Rusk, Brian: CHARACTERIZING FRACTURES DISCERNED BY ELEMENTAL AND STABLE HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION AT AKUTAN, AK USING ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY FLUID INCLUSIONS AND LA-ICP-MS ANALYSES 41-3 169 Thompson, Alison*; Macdonald, Alexa: THE STATE OF THE SESSION NO. 40 GEOTHERMAL ENERGY INDUSTRY IN CANADA T168. The Interaction of Geophysics, Geochemistry, and 41-4 170 Nieuwenhuis, Greg*; Majorowicz, Jacek; Lengyel, Tibor; Hydrogeology with Ground-Source and Other Geothermal Unsworth, Martyn: GEOTHERMAL MAPPING IN ALBERTA - A Systems (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA STATISTICALLY ROBUST APPROACH Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) 41-5 171 Lett, Raymond E.*; Jackaman, Wayne: EVIDENCE OF GEOTHERMAL ACTIVITY NEAR THE NAZKO VOLCANIC 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C CONE, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, FROM WETLAND Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM GEOCHEMISTRY Booth # 41-6 172 Czajkowski, Jessica L.*; Boschmann, D.E.; Bowman, J.D.: 40-1 157 Park, Byeong-Hak*; Lee, Bo-Hyun; Lee, Kang-Kun: ESTIMATION GEOTHERMAL FAVORABILITY MODEL OF WASHINGTON OF DISPERSIVITY VALUES AND EFFECT OF PARAMETERS STATE ON THERMAL AFFECTED ZONE (TAZ) EVOLUTION IN THE OPEN-LOOP HEAT PUMP SYSTEM 41-7 173 Elders, Wilfred A.*: A GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FRONTIER: POTENTIAL OFFSHORE RESOURCES OF THE PACIFIC 40-2 158 Richardson, Joshua J.*; Lopez, Dina L.: INVESTIGATING HEAT NORTHWEST FLOW THROUGH A FLOODED COAL MINE COMPLEX FOR HEAT PUMP APPLICATIONS 41-8 174 Coolbaugh, Mark F.*; Shevenell, Lisa; Stelling, Pete; Cumming, William; Hinz, Nicholas H.; Melosh, Glenn; Faulds, James E.: 40-3 159 Holecek, Jan*; Rukavickova, Lenka; Franek, Jan: VARIABILITY GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL OF THE CASCADE AND OF FLOW AND CHEMISTRY OF GROUNDWATER IN ALEUTIAN ARCS BASED ON COMPARISON WITH OTHER THE BROAD AREA OF THERMAL EXPERIMENT AT PRODUCTIVE ARC SETTINGS AROUND THE WORLD UNDERGROUND RESEARCH CENTER JOSEF, MOKRSKO, CENTRAL BOHEMIA 41-9 175 Callahan, Owen A.*: NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE POST- MIOCENE THERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE NORTH 40-4 160 Kim, Kyoung-Ho*; Yun, Seong-Taek; Koh, Yong-Kwon; CASCADES BASED ON APATITE FISSION TRACK ANALYSIS Choi, Byoung-Young: GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES OF CUTTINGS FROM GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION WELL CONTROLLING BRACKISH THERMAL WATERS AT A GAR-1 COASTAL AREA (BUSAN CITY, SOUTH KOREA) FROM COMBINED HYDROCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC DATA, AND 41-10 176 Cladouhos, Trenton*; Petty, Susan; Uddenberg, Matthew E.; THERMODYNAMIC MODELING Swyer, Michael: RESULTS FROM THE THE NEWBERRY VOLCANO EGS DEMONSTRATION 40-5 161 Mauri, Guillaume*; Saracco, Ginette; Labazuy, Philippe; Williams-Jones, Glyn: MONITORING DEPTH VARIATIONS IN 41-11 177 Warren, Ian*: EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND HYDROTHERMAL CELLS THROUGH MWT ANALYSIS OF MANAGEMENT OF THE NEAL HOT SPRINGS GEOTHERMAL SELF-POTENTIAL SIGNALS: INSIGHTS FROM THE 1993-2008 RESOURCE, MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON ERUPTIVE CYCLE OF PITON DE LA FOURNAISE VOLCANO, 41-12 178 Edwards, Joel H.*; Faulds, James E.; Ferns, Mark L.: LA REUNION STRUCTURAL CONTROLS AND PRELIMINARY GEOLOGIC

164 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 43

MAP OF THE NEAL HOT SPRINGS GEOTHERMAL AREA, 42-12 193 Reed, Devon M.*; Culver, Stephen J.; Leorri, Eduardo; MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON Mallinson, David J.; Parham, Peter R.; Shazili, Noor A.M.: 41-13 179 Atkinson, Trevor A.*; Newell, Dennis: GEOCHEMICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF MID- TO LATE-HOLOCENE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE PALEOCLIMATE, SUNDA SHELF, OFF NE PENINSULAR BASE GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM MALAYSIA BASED ON MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BULK SEDIMENT 41-14 180 Varriale, Jerome A.*; Evans, James P.; Bradbury, Kelly K.; Shervais, John W.; Kessler, James A.: STRATIGRAPHIC 42-13 194 Yansa, Catherine H.*; Fulton, Albert E.: DIFFERENTIATING CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOUNTAIN HOME BORE BETWEEN LAKE-EFFECT CLIMATE, REGIONAL HOLE, WESTERN SNAKE RIVER PLAIN PALEOCLIMATE AND EDAPHIC FACTORS IN INTERPRETING THE HOLOCENE-AGE POLLEN RECORD OF MINER LAKE, 41-15 181 Terrall, Tracy R.*; Cutright, Bruce; Zafar, S. Daniel: A LOWER MICHIGAN, USA GEOSPATIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GEOTHERMAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF AMERICA’S SEDIMENTARY 42-14 195 Calo, David B.*: SEDIMENTARY ANALYSIS OF FIRE HISTORY BASINS UTILIZING INNOVATIVE GIS METHODS AND PALEOHYDROLOGY, EAGLE LAKE, CALIFORNIA 42-15 196 Luis, Kelly*; Hetzinger, Steffen; von Reumont, Jonas; Manfrino, Carrie; Degregori, Samuel: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SESSION NO. 42 SUNDAY MODERN AND FOSSIL CORAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURES Paleoclimatology/Paleooceanography (Posters) AT LITTLE CAYMAN, CENTRAL CARIBBEAN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 42-16 197 Restrepo, Alejandra*; Punyasena, Surangi W.; Leite, Fatima; Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Romero, Millerlandy; Quiroz, Luis I.; Jaramillo, Carlos: NEOGENE Booth # BIOME RECONSTRUCTION FROM NORTHERN VENEZUELA 42-1 182 Mitra, Ritayan*; McNeal, Karen S.: ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE 42-17 198 Johnston, Alison G.*; Holdaway, Richard N.; Horton, Travis W.: KNOWLEDGE IN CLIMATE CHANGE RISK PERCEPTION COMPARING THE RESULTS OF ISOTOPIC AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES PROXIES FOR RECONSTRUCTING PAST EXTREME 42-2 183 Letourmy, Yohan*; Driese, Steven G.; Gibling, Martin R.; WEATHER EVENTS McCarthy, Paul J.: PALEOCLIMATIC AND 42-18 199 Eidmann, Johanna Sophie*; Werner, Al; Retelle, Mike; Cook, PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE Mea S.: A PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION OF LAKE LATE PALEOZOIC ICE AGE IN AN EQUATORIAL SETTING: LINNÉ: INTERPRETING THE INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT INTERPRETATIONS FROM CARBONIFEROUS PALEOSOLS SOURCES THROUGH TIME AT JOGGINS FOSSIL CLIFFS, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA 42-3 184 Kuhlmann, Natascha*; Thein, Jean: DEVELOPMENT OF LATE SESSION NO. 43 TRIASSIC PALEOENVIRONMENT IN THE NORTHEASTERN T192. High-Resolution Geochemical Proxies of Global Change: PARIS BASIN UNDER SPECIAL CONSIDERATION OF THE Progress, Problems, and Utility (Posters) (Paleontological END-TRIASSIC MASS-EXTINCTION EVENT (ETE) Society; Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology; Geochemical 42-4 185 Korsmeyer, Lea N.*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Nagel-Myers, Judith: Society) CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE RESPONSE OF SHELL- 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C CRUSHING PREDATORS FROM THE EOCENE OF SEYMOUR ISLAND, ANTARCTICA Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Booth # 42-5 186 Porter, Nishalia*; Harwood, David; OConnell, Suzanne: DEVELOPING MARINE BENTHIC EPIPHYTIC DIATOM 43-1 200 Voarintsoa, Ny Riavo G.*; Railsback, L. Bruce; Liang, Fuyuan; PRESENCE AND ABUNDANCE AS A TOOL FOR Brook, George; Cheng, Hai; Edwards, R. Lawrence: CONTROL RECONSTRUCTING ANTARCTIC PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC OF SOLAR RADIATION OVER CLIMATE VARIABILITY IN AND PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC HISTORY SOUTHERN AFRICA: ISOTOPIC AND PETROGRAPHIC EVIDENCE FROM NAMIBIA AND BOTSWANA STALAGMITES 42-6 187 Brazell, Seth J.*; Bartek, Louis R.: WAS THE WEST ANTARCTIC ICE SHEET THE ONLY SOURCE FOR ICE SHEET 43-2 201 McMonigal, Kayleen T.*; Beddows, Patricia A.: CALCITE RAFTS EXPANSIONS INTO THE ROSS SEA DURING THE EARLY - RAPID DEPOSITION OF TRANSGRESSIVE INFILL CAVE NEOGENE? USING SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY AND CORE TO SEQUENCES AS A NEW PALEO SEA LEVEL PROXY TEST THE CRYOSPHERIC HISTORY INTERPRETATION OF 43-3 202 Baker, Jonathan L.*; Lachniet, Matthew S.; Asmerom, ANDRILL Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.: DID ENHANCED WINTERTIME 42-7 188 Frederick, Sarah E.*; Solomina, Olga; D’Arrigo, Rosanne D.; MERIDIONAL CIRCULATION CONTRIBUTE TO A WETTER Anchukaitis, Kevin J.; Dolgova, Ekaterina; Matskovsky, Vladimir; MEDITERRANEAN ALTITHERMAL?: STABLE-ISOTOPE Kuderina, Tatiana K.; Grabenko, Evgenii A.; Davi, Nicole; PROXY EVIDENCE FROM KINDERLINSKAYA CAVE, RUSSIA Wiles, Gregory: TREE-RING RECONSTRUCTION OF THE 43-4 203 Thatcher, Diana L.*; Wanamaker, Alan D.; Denniston, PALEOCLIMATIC HISTORY FOR THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST Rhawn F.; Asmerom, Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.: DEVELOPING 42-8 189 Venturelli, Ryan*; Rathburn, Anthony; Burkett, Ashley; Paddack, A DECADAL-SCALE STALAGMITE RECORD OF Brendan D.; Ziebis, Wiebke: EPIFAUNAL TAXA IN AN HYDROCLIMATE AND ATMOSPHERIC VARIABILITY FOR INFAUNAL WORLD WESTERN IBERIA (PORTUGAL) DURING THE LATE HOLOCENE 42-9 190 Woodson, Anna Lee*; Culver, Stephen J.; Leorri, Eduardo; Mallinson, David J.; Vijayan, V.R.; Thunell, Robert C.; Parham, 43-5 204 Houts, Amanda N.*; Denniston, Rhawn F.; Asmerom, Yemane; Peter R.; Shazili, Noor A.M.: GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE OF Polyak, Victor J.; Wanamaker, Alan D.; Haws, Jonathan A.; HOLOCENE EAST ASIAN MONSOON VARIABILITY FROM Thatcher, Diana L.: A HIGH-RESOLUTION RECORD SUNDA SHELF, SOUTH CHINA SEA SEDIMENTS OF CONTINENTAL CLIMATE VARIABILITY OVER THE LAST 90,000 YEARS FROM BURACA GLORIOSA CAVE, 42-10 191 Leng, Qin*; Rivas, Nathan; Flanagen, Colin; Yang, Hong: WESTERN PORTUGAL PALEOENVIRONMENTAL AND PALEOCLIMATIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MIDDLE MIOCENE CLARKIA 43-6 205 Swezey, Daniel S.*; Bean, Jessica R.; Ninokawa, Aaron; Sanford, FOSSIL SITE: AN UPDATE Eric: DO BRYOZOANS ALTER THEIR SKELETAL STRUCTURE AND CARBONATE MINEROLOGY PREDICTABLY IN 42-11 192 Haiblen, Anna M.*; Opdyke, Bradley N.; Roberts, Andrew P.; RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE STRESSORS? Heslop, David; Wilson, Paul A.: MID-LATITUDE SOUTHERN POSTERS HEMISPHERE TEMPERATURE CHANGE AT THE END OF THE 43-7 206 Sletten, Hillary R.*; Andrus, C. Fred T.; Gillikin, David P.; Halfar, POSTERS PALAEOGENE GREENHOUSE Jochen: PRELIMINARY GROWTH AND TRACE ELEMENTAL

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CHARACTERIZATION OF RHODOLITHS (LITHOTHAMNION 43-24 223 Bambrick Banks, Jillian*; Bentley, Samuel J.; Warny, Sophie: SP.) FROM THE GULF OF PANAMA, PANAMA EXAMINING THE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL SIGNATURE 43-8 207 Mosher, Stella*; Crowley, Brooke; Yanes, Yurena: USING A OF HOLOCENE SEDIMENTARY DEPOSITS IN OKAK BAY, MULTI-ISOTOPE APPROACH TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL LABRADOR, CANADA SPATIAL PATTERNS ON TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS 43-25 224 Beard, J. Andrew*; Bush, Andrew M.; Hren, Michael T.; Csonka, 13 43-9 208 Graniero, Lauren E.*; Grossman, Ethan L.; O’Dea, Aaron; Jayme D.: AN EXPANDED δ CORG RECORD THROUGH THE Robbins, John A.; Morales, Jorge; Thompson, Ricardo: MODERN LOWER KELLWASSER EVENT (LATE DEVONIAN) IN THE CALIBRATIONS OF TEMPERATURE AND NUTRIENT PROXIES “CATSKILL DELTA” OF NEW YORK FOR PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTIONS IN 43-26 225 Baker, Andrea*; Routh, Joyanto; Roychoudhury, Alakendra N.: TROPICAL MOLLUSKS BIOMARKER RECORDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES 43-10 209 Walliser, Eric Otto*; Schöne, Bernd R.; Tütken, Thomas: AND THEIR CLIMATIC INFERENCES IN MFABENI PEATLAND SHALLOW WATER TEMPERATURE OSCILLATIONS IN THE (SOUTH AFRICA) SINCE THE LATE PLEISTOCENE CENTRAL EUROPEAN EPICONTINENTAL SEAWAY (MAINZ 43-27 226 Zhu, Lu*; Tabor, Neil J.: LOWER PERMIAN PALEOSOL

BASIN) DURING THE OLIGOCENE - A SHELL-BASED MORPHOLOGIES AND PALEOATMOSPHERIC PCO2 RECONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES FROM NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS, U.S.A 43-11 210 Schöne, Bernd R.*; Holland, Hilmar A.; Marali, Soraya; Jochum, Klaus P.: HISTORY OF BIOAVAILABLE LEAD AND IRON IN SESSION NO. 44 THE GREATER NORTH SEA AND ICELAND DURING THE Paleontology: The Ediacaran to Early Paleozoic World (Posters) LAST MILLENNIUM - A STORY TOLD BY BIVALVES 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 43-12 211 McNabb, Justin James*; Surge, Donna: ESTABLISHING THE Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM LIFESPAN OF ASTARTE BOREALIS (BIVALVIA) USING Booth # ISOTOPE SCLEROCHRONOLOGY 44-1 227 Hageman, Steven J.*; Miller, William; Howard, Forrest: 43-13 212 Garrick, Jonathan*; Hudley, Joel W.; Surge, Donna: A LATE LATE EDIACARAN TO EARLY CAMBRIAN FOSSILS HOLOCENE SCLEROCHRONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE OF THE LAURENTIAN IAPETUS MARGIN (SOUTHERN BIVALVE ARCTICA ISLANDICA FROM THE MID-ATLANTIC APPALACHIANS): CORRELATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS BIGHT 44-2 228 Hall, Christine M.S.*; Droser, Mary L.; Gehling, James; 43-14 213 Wanamaker, Alan D.*; Mette, Madelyn J.; Carroll, Michael L.; Dzaugis, Mary E.: FROM BEGINNING TO BELLY UP: SIZE Ambrose, William G.; Retelle, Michael J.: UNLOCKING NORTH DISTRIBUTIONS AND THE PRESERVATION OF THE BASE OF ATLANTIC AND ARCTIC OCEAN CLIMATE DYNAMICS WITH THE EDIACARA FOSSIL TRIBRACHIDIUM SHELL GROWTH AND GEOCHEMISTRY IN NORTHERN 44-3 229 Dwyer, Camille H.*; Smith, Emily F.; Macdonald, Francis A.; NORWAY Pruss, Sara B.: EARLY CAMBRIAN PHOSPHATIZED 43-15 214 Liu, Yi-Wei*; Aciego, Sarah M.; Wanamaker, Alan D.: BORON ARCHAEOCYATHANS AND SMALL SHELLY FOSSILS (SSFS) AND STRONTIUM ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION IN THE OF SOUTHWESTERN MONGOLIA ARAGONITIC SHELL MATERIAL OF CULTURED ARCTICA 44-4 230 Knauss, Mathew J.*; Tyler, Ashlee; Hughes, Nigel C.: LATE ISLANDICA CAMBRIAN ENIGMATIC RING STRUCTURES FROM 43-16 215 Kirch, Brittany M.*; Goodwin, David H.: ASSESSING SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN, USA SCLEROCHRONOLOGICAL ESTIMATES OF SEASON-OF- 44-5 231 Taylor, John F.*; Loch, James D.; Miller, James F.; Tolbart, CAPTURE FROM ARCHEOLOGICAL SHELL MIDDENS: Zachary C.: TRILOBITE FAUNAS ACROSS THE BASE OF MODELS AND OBSERVATIONS THE EOCONODONTUS NOTCHPEAKENSIS CONODONT 43-17 216 Weidhaas, Nicholas C.*; Gillikin, David P.; Rodbell, Donald T.; SUBZONE, A PROPOSED BASE FOR GLOBAL CAMBRIAN Stansell, Nathan D.: BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND SEDIMENT STAGE 10 TRANSPORT THROUGH A TROPICAL ANDEAN 44-6 232 Moore, John L.*; Webster, Mark; Porter, Susannah M.; Stripe, PATERNOSTER LAKE SYSTEM Miranda: SMALL SHELLY FOSSILS FROM THE DYERAN 43-18 217 Hart, Austin T.*; D’Andrea, William J.; Balascio, Nicholas L.; AND DELAMARAN (LOWER AND MIDDLE CAMBRIAN) OF Bradley, Raymond S.; Gjerde, Marthe; Bakke, Jostein: A 2700- NEVADA, USA YR ALKENONE-BASED TEMPERATURE RECORD FROM 44-7 233 John, Douglas L.*; Walker, Sally E.: SYMBIOTIC TRILOBITE AMSTERDAMØYA, SVALBARD MORPHOLOGY IN THE CAMBRIAN: PHYLOGENY VERSUS 43-19 218 Nieto, Michael A.*; Rowe, Harry; Phillips, Nestor D.; Ruppel, ENVIRONMENT Stephen C.: A HIGH-RESOLUTION CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC 44-8 234 Ireland, Scott M.*; Simpson, Edward L.; Fillmore, David L.; RECORD OF CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN STRATA, SOUTH Szajna, Michael; Lucas, Spencer G.: DIVERSITY OF SILURIAN TEXAS, USA CONTINENTAL ICHNOFOSSILS FROM THE BLOOMSBURG 43-20 219 Rowe, Harry*; Ruppel, Stephen C.; Phillips, Nestor D.: FORMATION OF EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA AT THE DEFINITION AND INTERPRETATION OF EAGLE FORD (LATE SCHUYLKILL GAP CRETACEOUS, SOUTH TEXAS, USA) CHEMICAL FACIES BASED ON HIERARCHICAL CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF CORE- SESSION NO. 45 BASED CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC RESULTS T204. Fossil Mammalian Communities across Periods of 43-21 220 Eldrett, James*; Ma, Chao; Minisini, Daniel; Lutz, Brendan; Pronounced Climate Change (Posters) (Paleontological Society) Ozkan, Aysen; Bergman, Steven C.: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FOR CENTURY-SCALE (DEVRIES AND GLEISSBERG) SOLAR 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C FORCING ON LATE CRETACEOUS CLIMATE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM Booth # 43-22 221 Boyer, Diana L.*; Haddad, Emily; Tomascak, Paul B.: THE DECOUPLING OF BIOLOGICAL AND INORGANIC 45-1 235 Gerwitz, Andrew*; Green, Jeremy L.: CHANGES IN LIMB GEOCHEMICAL SIGNALS IN MICROSTRATIGRAPHIC SHALE BONE SIZE OF FLORIDA ODOCOILEUS VIRGINIANUS STUDIES (MAMMALIA: CERVIDAE) FROM THE EARLY PLEISTOCENE TO HOLOCENE 43-23 222 Loisel, Julie*; Nichols, Jonathan; Beilman, David W.; Yu, Zicheng; Kaiser, Karl; Booth, Robert K.: SOLVING THE CONUNDRUM OF 45-2 236 Hardy, Fabian*; Rowland, Stephen: RUMBLE IN THE CARBON ISOTOPE SIGNATURE IN SPHAGNUM MOSS PLEISTOCENE: BISON LATIFRONS PALEOECOLOGY AND MEGAFAUNAL COMPETITION

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45-3 237 Beaudoin, Alwynne B.*; Jass, Christopher N.: LATE DIFFERENCES IN EXTANT FELIFORMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLEISTOCENE-EARLY HOLOCENE LANDSCAPE INTERPRETING DIET IN EXTINCT TAXA ADJUSTMENT ON THE NORTHERN PLAINS IN ALBERTA: 47-3 250 Biedron, Eva Marie*; Hopkins, Samantha S.B.: MANDIBLE CONTRASTING THE PLANT AND FAUNAL RECORDS MORPHOLOGY: A POOR PREDICTOR OF HABITAT USE IN 45-4 238 Pilbro, Clayton Dean*: A COMPARISON OF ANALOGOUS, THE SCIURIDAE (RODENTIA) EXTANT SPECIES TO UNDERSTAND THE DIET, 47-4 251 Li, Rong-Yu*; Young, Harvey: BIOTIC INTERACTIONS AND MORPHOLOGY, AND PALEOECOLOGY OF PAROMOMYID FOOD CHAIN/WEB OF A COMMUNITY FROM UPPER PLESIADAPIFORMES (STEM-PRIMATES) CRETACEOUS OF SOUTHWESTERN MANITOBA, CANADA 45-5 239 Gee, Bryan*; Kraatz, Brian P.; Roopnarine, Peter; Angielczyk, 47-5 252 Whisler, Zoelle*; Calede, Jonathan: TWO NEW SPECIES Kenneth D.: TERRESTRIAL COMMUNITY REORGANIZATION OF SHREWS (MAMMALIA: EULIPOTYPHLA: SORICIDAE) DURING THE EOCENE – OLIGOCENE TRANSITION WITHIN FROM THE LATE OLIGOCENE CABBAGE PATCH BEDS NORTH AMERICA OF WESTERN MONTANA: EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVATION 45-6 240 Rankin, Brian D.*; Holroyd, Patricia A.; Theodor, Jessica M.: REVEALS NICHE PARTITIONING ASSESSING PATTERNS OF GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN 47-6 253 LaVine, Rhiannon J.*; Orzechowski, Emily A.; Pierrehumbert, LATEST CRETACECOUS MAMMALIAN ASSEMBLAGES Nadia D.; Rojas, Alexis; Sclafani, Judith A.; Yager, Joyce Ann; SUNDAY FROM NORTH AMERICA Christie, Max; McMullen, Sharon K.; Holland, Steven M.; 45-7 241 Leslie, Caitlin E.*; Peppe, Daniel J.; Atchley, Stacy; Williamson, Patzkowsky, Mark E.: ECOLOGICAL GRADIENT STRUCTURE Thomas E.; Nordt, Lee: MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY OF UPPER IN THE MISSISSIPPIAN LODGEPOLE FORMATION, CRETACEOUS THROUGH LOWER PALEOCENE STRATA SOUTHWEST MONTANA FROM THE DAWSON CREEK SECTION, BIG BEND NATIONAL 47-7 254 Zaffos, Andrew*; Miller, Arnold I.; Brett, Carlton E.: A NUMERICAL PARK, WEST TEXAS, USA MODEL OF GRADIENT CHANGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPIRICAL DATA SESSION NO. 46 47-8 255 Guggino, Ariel*; Santos, Hernán: THE FUCTIONAL T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic— MORPHOLOGY OF ANTILLOSARCOLITES N.GEN. N.SP Paleontology and Paleoecology from the Middle Triassic to the 47-9 256 Tierney, Peter W.*: EXPLORING AND QUANTIFYING THE Late Jurassic (Posters) (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology EFFECTS OF EARLY METAZOAN REEF-BUILDING ON & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) HABITAT HETEROGENEITY 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 47-10 257 Hendy, Austin J.W.*; Sanchez, Marcelo; Sánchez, Rodolfo: Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM BIODIVERSITY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF AN EXCEPTIONAL Booth # LATE MIOCENE MARINE ECOSYSTEM, URUMACO 46-1 242 Starkey, Sarah*; Kidder, David L.: DETERMINING THE EXTENT FORMATION, FALCÓN STATE, VENEZUELA OF HOTHOUSE CLIMATE EFFECTS ON THE JURASSIC 47-11 258 Braun, Nicole Leann*; Fraiser, Margaret L.; Isbell, John L.; SILICA CYCLE Pagani, M. Alejandra; Taboada, Arturo C.; Pauls, Kathryn N.: 46-2 243 Manojlovic, Marko*; Clapham, Matthew E.: EXAMINING THE PALEOECOLOGY OF GLACIAL AND NON GLACIAL ROLE OF SUBSTRATE PREFERENCE IN BRACHIOPOD CARBONIFEROUS FAUNAS DURING THE LATE PALEOZIOC DECLINE FOLLOWING JURASSIC RECOVERY USING THE ICE AGE IN PATAGONIA PALEOBIOLOGY DATABASE 47-12 259 Levitsky, Tyler*; Garb, Matthew P.; Landman, Neil H.; Larina, 46-3 244 Pálfy, József*; Kocsis, Tibor Ádám; Kiessling, Wolfgang: Ekaterina; Myers, Corinne E.; Naujokaityte, Jone: METHANE RADIOLARIAN BIODIVERSITY DYNAMICS THROUGH THE COLD SEEPS AS LATE CRETACEOUS REFUGIA TRIASSIC AND JURASSIC: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE END- 47-13 260 Cronin, Kelly*; Kelley, Patricia H.; Dietl, Gregory P.; Korpanty, TRIASSIC AND TOARCIAN MASS EXTINCTIONS Chelsea A.; Visaggi, Christy C.; Parnell, Bradley A.: COMPARING 46-4 245 Yager, Joyce Ann*; Bottjer, David J.: BIOTURBATION AND THE QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING LIVE- END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION AT NEW YORK CANYON, DEAD AGREEMENT IN AN INTERTIDAL HABITAT IN NORTH NEVADA CAROLINA 46-5 246 Hodges, Montana S.*; Stanley, George D.: EARLY JURASSIC 47-14 261 Johnson, Erynn H.*; Terrell, Robert E.; Allmon, Warren D.: CORAL FAUNA FROM THE SUNRISE FORMATION, NEW ADDRESSING INCOMPLETE SPECIMENS OF TURRITELLINE YORK CANYON, NEVADA: NEW EVIDENCE ON NORTH GASTROPODS: THE THEORETICAL APEX SYSTEM AMERICAN CORAL RECOVERY AFTER THE TRIASSIC- JURASSIC MASS EXTINCTION SESSION NO. 48 46-6 247 Caruthers, Andrew H.*; Smith, Paul L.; Gröcke, Darren R.; Gill, T213. Echinoderm Paleobiology: Phylogenetics, Morphology, and Benjamin C.; Trabucho-Alexandre, João; Them, Theodore R.: Evolutionary Paleoecology (Posters) (Paleontological Society) AMMONITE BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE EARLY JURASSIC 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C (PLIENSBACHIAN–TOARCIAN) SUNRISE FORMATION, GABBS VALLEY AND CLAN ALPINE MOUNTAINS, WEST- Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM CENTRAL NEVADA Booth # 48-1 262 Grun, Tobias B.*; Nebelsick, James H.: TAPHONOMY OF SESSION NO. 47 ECHINOCYAMUS PUSILLUS, A MINUTE CLYPEASTEROID FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA (GIGLIO ISLAND) Paleontology: Topics in Paleoecology (Posters) 48-2 263 Thomka, James R.*; Lewis, Ronald D.: RELATIONSHIPS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C BETWEEN TAPHONOMY AND ONTOGENY IN THE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM ADVANCED CLADID CRINOID APOGRAPHIOCRINUS Booth # TYPICALIS FROM THE UPPER PENNSYLVANIAN OF 47-1 248 Sullivan, Patrick*; Rogers, Raymond: EVIDENCE OF FEEDING OKLAHOMA ECOLOGY IN VERTEBRATE MICROFOSSIL BONEBEDS: 48-3 264 Sheffield, Sarah L.*; Sumrall, Colin D.: A RE-EVALUATION OF A CASE STUDY FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS JUDITH HOLOCYSTITES (DIPLOPORITA: ECHINODERMATA) RIVER FORMATION OF NORTH-CENTRAL MONTANA 48-4 265 Waters, Johnny*; Rahman, Imran A.; Sumrall, Colin D.; White, 47-2 249 Hurst, Aaron A.*; DeSantis, Larisa R.G.: DENTAL MICROWEAR POSTERS Lyndsie Elizabeth; Nguyen, Bonnie K.: ACETATE PEELS POSTERS TEXTURES AND DENTAL MACROWEAR REVEAL DIETARY

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AND SYNCHROTRON IMAGING REVEAL THE INTERNAL 49-11 281 Fagin, Brittany*; Mattinson, Chris G.: PRESSURE- ANATOMY OF BLASTOIDS (ECHINODERMATA) TEMPERATURE-TIME CONSTRAINTS FOR EXHUMATION 48-5 266 Cole, Selina R.*; Ausich, William I.: PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE METAMORPHIC ROCKS IN THE OF THE RHODOCRINITIDAE (SUBCLASS CAMERATA, CLASS DULAN REGION, NORTH QAIDAM TERRANE, WESTERN CRINOIDEA) CHINA 48-6 267 Sprinkle, James*; Guensburg, Thomas E.: GIANT, SPIRALED, SESSION NO. 50 SPINE-BEARING EDRIOASTEROID FROM THE UPPER ORDOVICIAN BROMIDE FORMATION OF OKLAHOMA T233. Tectonics and Volcanism in the Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and 48-7 268 Sumrall, Colin D.*; Zamora, Samuel; Colmenar, Jorge; Deline, Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Bradley; Sheffield, Sarah L.: NEW DATA ON LATE ORDOVICIAN and Volcanology Division) ECHINODERMS FROM SARDINIA, ITALY 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 48-8 269 Kammer, Thomas W.*; Bartels, Christoph; Ausich, William: EARLY-STAGE POST-LARVAL CRINOIDS FROM THE LOWER Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM DEVONIAN HUNSRÜCK SLATE, GERMANY Booth # 48-9 270 Meadows, Caitlin A.*; Fordyce, R. Ewan; Baumiller, 50-1 282 Baker, Leslie L.*; Bernard, Andrew J.; Rember, William C.; Tomasz K.: PREDATION ‘DOWN-UNDER’: DRILLING IN THE Kestay, Laszlo P.; Dundas, Colin; Abramov, Oleg: USING FOSSIL IRREGULAR ECHINOID, FIBULARIA SP., FROM OLIGOCENE, PALYNOMORPHS TO CALIBRATE HEAT CONDUCTION INTO NEW ZEALAND WET SEDIMENTS AROUND A BASALTIC SILL 50-2 283 Russell, Joshua B.*; Braun, J.J.; Mattioli, Glen: USING GPS SESSION NO. 49 SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO (SNR) OBSERVATIONS TO DETECT AND CHARACTERIZE THE VOLCANIC PLUME ASSOCIATED T217. Mechanisms, Rates, and Timescales of Texture Formation WITH THE 2003 SOUFRIÈRE HILLS VOLCANO DOME in Metamorphic Rocks (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, COLLAPSE Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 50-3 284 Loeffler, Shane*; Thaisen, Kevin Glenn: TEMPORAL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MARE FLOWS IN STEEP- Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM WALLED LUNAR PITS Booth # 50-4 285 Nahm, Amanda L.*: MAGNITUDE OF THEORETICAL MAXIMUM 49-1 271 Nicosia, Christopher*; Allard, Stephen T.: PETROLOGIC MOONQUAKES ON SMALL LUNAR LOBATE SCARPS AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ARCHEAN GNEISSES IN THE LITTLE ELK TERRANE, BLACK HILLS, 50-5 286 Hansen, Vicki L.*; López, Iván.: SOUTHERN APHRODITE SOUTH DAKOTA FRACTURE ZONE, VENUS: SUBSURFACE TO SURFACE VOLCANO-TECTONIC CONNECTIONS, AND A NEW 49-2 272 Daigle, Nicholas M.*; Henry, Darrell J.: CL-ENRICHMENT OF MECHANISM FOR HEAT TRANSFER HYDROUS MINERALS IN ARCHEAN GRANULITE-FACIES IRONSTONES, BEARTOOTH MOUNTAINS, MONTANA, USA 50-6 287 Ojha, Lujendra*; Smrekar, Suzanne E.; Nunes, Daniel: GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE INSIGHT 49-3 273 Baird, Graham B.*; Korhonen, Fawna J.; Chamberlain, Kevin R.: LANDING SITE SEVE NAPPE COMPLEX METAMORPHISM AND U-PB SPHENE GEOCHRONOLOGY IN THE TARFALA VALLEY 50-7 288 Scully, Jennifer E.C.*; Yin, An; Russell, C.T.; Buczkowski, OF THE KEBNEKAISE MASSIF, NORTHERN SWEDISH Debra L.; Williams, David A.; Blewett, David T.; Ruesch, CALEDONIDES Ottaviano; Hiesinger, Harald; Yingst, R. Aileen; Jaumann, R.: FORMATION OF THE SATURNALIA FOSSAE GRABEN AND 49-4 274 Briggs, Sophie*; Cottle, John; Hagen-Peter, Graham A.: HALF-GRABEN, AND ADJACENT STRUCTURES, BY IMPACT- COMBINED U-TH-PB MONAZITE AND LU-HF GARNET AGES RELATED PROCESSES ON VESTA FROM THE ALPINE SCHIST: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TIMING AND DURATION OF BARROVIAN METAMORPHISM IN THE SESSION NO. 51 SOUTHERN ALPS, NEW ZEALAND T236. The Ediacaran-Cambrian Ecosphere (R)evolution: Emerging 49-5 275 Lang, Helen M.*; Johnson, Sarah E.; Largent, Kacey J.: USE OF Records from Central and East Asia (Posters) (Paleontological GARNET ZONING AND PSEUDOSECTION MODELING TO Society) CONSTRAIN THE P-T PATH OF METAPELITIC TECTONITES IN THE SNOW PEAK AREA, NORTHERN IDAHO 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 49-6 276 Lagor, Samuel*; Webb, Laura E.: THE RELATIONSHIP Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM BETWEEN MAGMATISM, DEFORMATION, AND Booth # METAMORPHISM DURING THE ACADIAN OROGENY: 51-1 289 Kaiho, Kunio*; Shizuya, Atena; Yamada, Kenji; Oba, Masahiro; A CASE STUDY FROM THE KNOX MOUNTAIN PLUTON, Kikuchi, Minori; Senba, Naoto; Chen, Zhong Qiang; Tong, GREEN MOUNTAINS, VERMONT Jinnan: OCEANIC OXIDATION MECHANISMS SPANNING THE 49-7 277 Weiner, Kirsten Lee*; Hirsch, David; Rusk, Brian: SPATIAL SNOWBALL EARTH AND EARLY ANIMAL DIVERSIFICATION AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF TRACE ELEMENTS 51-2 290 Tatzel, Michael*; von Blanckenburg, Friedhelm; Hippler, WITHIN METAMORPHIC GARNET FROM TOWNSHEND DAM, Dorothee; Schuessler, Jan A.; Steiner, Michael: THE SOURCE VERMONT OF SILICON IN CHERTS AND SILICEOUS SHALES FROM 49-8 278 Isava, Virginia*; Boudreau, Alan E.: ZONED GARNETS FROM THE EDIACARAN THROUGH LOWER CAMBRIAN [SLOPE- THE ANAKEESTA FORMATION, GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS FACIES] SEDIMENTARY SUCCESSION OF LIJIATUO, HUNAN NATIONAL PARK, USA PROVINCE, SOUTH CHINA 49-9 279 Mezger, Jochen E.*: EARLY AND LATE CARBONIFEROUS 51-3 291 Hoffman, Paul F.*; Halverson, Galen P.; Bellefroid, Eric; Johnson, MAGMATISM IN THE VARISCIDES OF THE CENTRAL Benjamin W.; Schrag, Daniel P.: DOLOMITIZATION TRUNCATES 13 PYRENEES: SOLUTION TO A TECTONIC CONTRADICTION THE EARLIEST EDIACARAN NEGATIVE Δ CCARB EXCURSION AND A NEW MAGMATIC ENIGMA 51-4 292 Heubeck, Christoph*; Hippler, Dorothee; Franz, Gerhard; 49-10 280 Catlos, E.J.*; Atakturk, Katelyn; Çemen, Ibrahim; Diniz, Emre: Weinberger, Julian: COMPOSITION AND DEPOSITIONAL DECIPHERING P-T-T CONDITIONS OF METAMORPHIC ENVIRONMENT OF THE EDIACARAN – CAMBRIAN (?) ROCKS FROM THE SOUTHERN MENDERES MASSIF OF KURUMSAK FM., BOLSHOI KARATAU, KAZAKHSTAN SW TURKEY 51-5 293 Ohnemueller, Frank*; Kasemann, Simone A.: EDIACARAN OCEAN PH AND CONTINENTAL WEATHERING: A MULTI-

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PROXY COMPARISON BETWEEN KAZAKHSTAN, CHINA 52-15 309 La Croix, Andrew D.*; Ayranci, Korhan; Lintern, David Gwyn; AND NAMIBIA Hill, Philip R.; Dashtgard, Shahin E.: TIDE-INDUCED GRAVITY 51-6 294 Hohl, Simon V.*; Becker, Harry; Gamper, Antonia; Jiang, FLOWS ON THE FRASER RIVER DELTA, BC, CANADA Shao-Yong; Wiechert, Uwe; Wei, Haizhen: MULTI-PROXY 52-16 310 Tannenbaum, Hannah*: A NORTHERN CHANNEL ISLANDS STUDY OF SHALLOW-WATER EDIACARAN CARBONATES HISTORICAL SHORELINE ANALYSIS THROUGH GIS (XIAOFENGHE, YANGTZE PLATFORM, SOUTH CHINA) 52-17 311 Grilliot, Michael*: QUANTIFYING AND EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HISTORICAL LARGE WOODY SESSION NO. 52 DEBRIS, SHORELINE POSITION, AND VEGETATION T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia (Posters) COLONIZATION ON A SANDY BEACH USING HISTORICAL (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Geology and Society Division) 52-18 312 Degregori, Samuel*; Hetzinger, Steffen; von Reumont, Jonas; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Manfrino, Carrie; Luis, Kelly; Jacoby, Chuck: TIDAL INFLUENCE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM ON LAGOONAL TEMPERATURE IN LITTLE CAYMAN, Booth # CENTRAL CARIBBEAN, USING HIGH-RESOLUTION IN-SITU TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS 52-1 295 Martin, Ruth A.*; Nesbitt, Elizabeth A.; Coberly, Jerilyn; Zhang, SUNDAY Bijia: TOXICITY IN SINCLAIR AND DYES INLET (PUGET SESSION NO. 53 SOUND) SEDIMENTS AS INDICATED BY BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA T34. Modern and Ancient Continental Depositional Environments: Linking Landscape Evolution with Fluvial Systems and Lacustrine 52-2 296 Sider, Maria N.*; Collins, Laurel S.: COMPARISON OF FOSSIL Basins through the Cenozoic (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology AND MODERN BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL ASSEMBLAGES and Geomorphology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division) TO ASSESS RECENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES IN COASTAL BOCAS DEL TORO, PANAMA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 52-3 297 Garcia, Christine*; Oleinik, Anton: OCCURRENCE OF SHALLOW Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM WATER BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA ON AN EASTERN INDIAN Booth # OCEAN REEF: MENTAWAI ISLANDS, WEST SUMATRA, 53-1 313 Steel, Elisabeth*; Simkins, Lauren; Reynolds, Laura; Fidler, INDONESIA Mary Kate: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ELEPHANT TREES 52-4 298 Dreher, Brittany E.*; Frederick, Daniel L.; Martin, Ruth A.; FORMATION, ANZA BORREGO WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR Nesbitt, Elizabeth A.: DISTRIBUTION OF FORAMINIFERA IN DETERMINING THE DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF THE NISQUALLY DELTA AREA OF THE SOUTHERN PUGET CONGLOMERATIC DEBRIS FLOWS SOUND 53-2 314 Hidy, Alan J.*; Matmon, Ari; Vainer, Shlomy; Crouvi, Onn; Fink, 52-5 299 Smith, Caroline F.*; Mallinson, David J.; Leorri, Eduardo; David; Erel, Yigal; Team, ASTER; Horwitz, Liora K.; Chazan, Culver, Stephen J.; DeWitt, Regina: FLOOD TIDE DELTA Michael: NEW CHRONOLOGY FOR THE SOUTHERN FORAMINIFERA, OCRACOKE INLET, NORTH CAROLINA, KALAHARI GROUP SEDIMENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR USA SEDIMENT CYCLE DYNAMICS AND EARLY HOMININ OCCUPATION 52-6 300 Hanley, Caitlin M.*; Oleinik, Anton: COMPARISON OF BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA ON NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL REEFS OFF 53-3 315 Van Grinsven, Matthew*; Rubi, Lillian; Negrini, Robert M.: POMPANO BEACH FLORIDA CHANGES IN TULARE LAKE LEVELS FOR THE PAST 35,000 YEARS FROM THE UPPER EIGHT METERS OF THE TL05-4 52-7 301 Gregory, Braden R.B.*; Peros, Matthew; Reinhardt, Eduard: CORES FORAMINIFERA AND XRF ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS OF TWO CUBAN LAGOONS DOCUMENT INCREASED ARIDITY IN 53-4 316 Muniz, Juanita*; Pluhar, Christopher J.; Trayler, Robin B.; Bowles, CUBA DURING THE LATE HOLOCENE Julie: MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOMAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF THE TULARE AND TURLOCK LAKE 52-8 302 Peth, Joanna*; Hawkes, Andrea D.; Lane, Chad; Donnelly, FORMATIONS, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Jeffrey P.; Pratolongo, Paula; Gomez, Eduardo: INVESTIGATING THE UTILITY OF ISOTOPE PROXIES FOR SEA-LEVEL 53-5 317 Strelin, Jorge A.*; Jacobs, Cheyanne; Lepper, Kenneth: OSL VARIABILITY IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN DATING OF SHORELINE DEPOSITS OF LAGUNA CARI- LAUFQUEN GRANDE, ARGENTINA 52-9 303 Little, Jaimie E.*; Hawkes, Andrea D.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Gomez, Eduardo; Pratolongo, Paula: DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH SESSION NO. 54 RESOLUTION SEA-LEVEL RECORDS FOR THE SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEAN Sediments, Carbonates (Posters) 52-10 304 Kegel, Jessica*; Kemp, Andrew C.; Culver, S.J.; Leorri, Eduardo; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Mallinson, David; Barber, Donald C.; Horton, B.P.; Morris, Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM James T.; Woodson, Anna Lee: EXTENSION OF THE LATE Booth # HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL RECORD IN NORTH CAROLINA 54-1 318 Hong, Jongsun*; Choh, Suk-Joo; Lee, Dong-Jin: INTRICATE 52-11 305 Bringue, Manuel*; Pospelova, Vera; Field, David B.: MICROBIAL-SILICEOUS SOPNGE FRAMEWORKS: NEW HIGH RESOLUTION SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF INSIGHTS ON SPONGE BIOCONSTRUCTION TOWARD THE DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS FROM THE SANTA BARBARA EARLY ORDOVICIAN REEFS BASIN REFLECTS DECADAL VARIABILITY AND 20TH 54-2 319 Jayne, Kevin Andrew*; Manger, Walter L.: THE SHORT CREEK CENTURY WARMING OOLITE MEMBER, BOONE FORMATION: A TRANSPORTED 52-12 306 Skorski, William*; Abbott, Dallas H.; Recasens, Cristina; Breger, MISSISSIPPIAN-OSAGEAN RAMP DEPOSIT, SOUTHERN Dee: DIATOMS AS PROXIES FOR ABRUPT EVENTS IN THE OZARK DOME, NORTHERN ARKANSAS HUDSON RIVER ESTUARY 54-3 320 Dhillon, Ryan S.*; Kyser, T. Kurtis; James, Noel P.; Bone, Yvonne: 52-13 307 Barber, Donald C.*; Kegel, T. Storrs: PAST AND PRESENT DISTRIBUTION OF EQUILIBRIUM CALCITE IN BRACHIOPODS INUNDATION EPISODES ON THE US EAST COAST: SHORT- FROM THE SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN SHELF TERM VARIABILITY AND ADAPTATION TO LONG-TERM SEA 54-4 321 Gegolick, Aimee*; Hubbard, Stephen M.; Moslow, Thomas F.; LEVEL RISE Zonneveld, J.P.: STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE OF THE 52-14 308 Nahm, Wook-Hyun*; Hong, Sei-Sun: EARLY HOLOCENE SEA MIDDLE TRIASSIC UPPER DOIG, HALFWAY AND LOWER POSTERS LEVEL RISE AND GEOMORPHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHARLIE LAKE FORMATIONS THE YEONGSAN RIVER, KOREA

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54-5 322 Fitzpatrick, Scott*: SEA LEVEL CHANGES AND 55-17 339 Sycheva, Svetlana A.*: DETAILED LATE PLEISTOCENE MARGINAL SUBMARINE CHANNELLING IN THE MIDDLE PEDOLITHOSTRATIGRAPHY OF PERIGLACIAL AREAS OF PENNSYLVANIAN LA TUNA FORMATION OF WEST TEXAS THE EAST EUROPEAN PLAIN BASED ON THE STUDY OF AND SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO PALEODEPRESSIONS 55-18 340 Griffing, David H.*; Pointer, Caitlin M.; Johnson, Eric L.: A SESSION NO. 55 COMPLEX ORIGIN FOR AN UNUSUAL PALEOSOL INTERVAL T47. Soil Development: Its Role in Geological Processes WITHIN THE KOLOA VOLCANIC SERIES, KAUAI, HAWAII (Posters) (Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology SESSION NO. 56 and Geomorphology Division; Soil Science Society of America) Stratigraphy (Posters) 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM Booth # Booth # 55-1 323 Rogers, Robert M.*; Hunt, Andrew: AFRICAN SOIL 56-1 341 Gabaglia, Guilherme*; Bento Freire, Ednilson; Arregui, CHARACTERIZATION USING CCSEM ANALYSIS Carlos; Magalhaes, Antonio; Terra, Gerson; Silveira, Miguel; 55-2 324 Waggoner, Tanner*; Snyder, Michelle: THE HOMOGENIZATION Lykawka, Ricardo; Torres, Kevin; Pozo, Gerardo; Bruhn, AND OPTIMIZED APPLICATION OF HETEROGENOUS Carlos: CORPORATE HIGH-RESOLUTION STRATIGRAPHY SOIL SAMPLES TO THE LASER-SCATTER PARTICLE SIZE (HRS) FIELD EDUCATION: PRACTICE AND RESULTS IN ANALYZER (HORIBA LA-950V2) PETROBRAS HYDROCARBON RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT 55-3 325 Rocheford, M. Kathryn*: CHARACTERIZATION OF STABLE 56-2 342 Kehoe, Kenneth K.*; Davis, Colter R.; Liddell, W. David; Newell, CARBON ISOTOPES FROM SOILS DEVELOPED IN LOESS Dennis L.: BIO-, CHEMO- AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY 55-4 326 Warnock, Daniel D.*; Litvak, Marcy E.; Sinsabaugh, Robert L.: OF LOWER ORDOVICIAN UNITS FROM DIFFERING SUMMER MOISTURE EVENTS AFFECT SOIL PROCESSES DEPOSITIONAL SETTINGS ALONG THE WESTERN MARGIN IN MULTIPLE ARID ECOSYSTEMS IN NEW MEXICO VIA A OF NORTHERN LAURENTIA TANGLED-WEB OF MECHANISMS 56-3 343 Young, Allison L.*; Reis, Alex; Brett, Carlton E.: SEQUENCE 55-5 327 Warnock, Daniel D.*; Litvak, Marcy E.; Sinsabaugh, AND EVENT STRATIGRAPHY OF AN EARLY KATIAN (UPPER Robert L.: SUMMER MONSOON RAINS AFFECT LITTER ORDOVICIAN) STROMATOPOROID-BRYOZOAN-RICH DECOMPOSITION DYNAMICS BENEATH TREE CANOPIES IN INTERVAL: EVIDENCE FOR REGIONAL CLIMATIC AND A PIÑON-JUNIPER WOODLAND BIOTIC CHANGE 55-6 328 Lee, Dal-Heui*; Chung, Sung-Lae; Choi, Woo-Young: THE 56-4 344 Rodriguez, Aaron P.*; Grader, George W.; Isaacson, CALCULATION OF THE MASS OF SOIL LOSSES IN THE HAN Peter E.: LATERAL FACIES CHANGE OF THE DEVONIAN- RIVER BUFFER ZONE, PALDANGDAM, KOREA MISSISSIPPIAN SAPPINGTON FORMATION (BAKKEN EQUIVALENT) ALONG INVERTED MARGINS OF THE 55-7 329 Schide, Katherine H.*; Munroe, Jeffrey S.: INVESTIGATING THE CENTRAL MONTANA TROUGH, THREE FORKS, MONTANA ROLE OF BEDROCK WEATHERING IN THE FORMATION OF ALPINE SOILS, WHITE MOUNTAINS, NEW HAMPSHIRE 56-5 345 Danielsen, Erika*; Kohn, Jennifer L.; Over, D. Jeffrey; Schmitz, Mark D.; Bundy, Kathleen; Ekhoff, Josh: MAGNETIC 55-8 330 Eppes, Martha Cary*; Keanini, Russell: STRESS CORROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY AND THE DEVONIAN-CARBONIFEROUS CRACKING EXPLICITLY CONSIDERED AS A WEATHERING BOUNDARY IN THE EXSHAW FORMATION, ROCKY PROCESS MOUNTAINS, ALBERTA CANADA 55-9 331 Leung, Tania*; Root, Tara L.: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOIL 56-6 346 Hubbard, Steve M.*; Bain, Heather A.: PALEOGEOGRAPHIC WATER RETENTION AND SOIL ORGANIC MATTER CONTENT IMPLICATIONS OF LONG-LIVED SUBMARINE CANYON WITHIN XERIC VEGETATION COMMUNITIES IN BOCA RATON, SYSTEMS IN THE LATE CRETACEOUS NANAIMO GROUP, FL DENMAN AND HORNBY ISLANDS, BRITISH COLUMBIA 55-11 333 Perryman, Clarice R.*; Fadem, Cynthia M.; Hauser, Emma M.; 56-7 347 Haywick, Douglas W.*; Axsmith, Brian J.; Dunn, Michael; Stults, Birkel, Jonathan F.: GEOARCHAEOLOGY AND THE Debra Z.: SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF BASKETMAKER COMMUNITIES PROJECT: PRELIMINARY THE OLIGOCENE BUCATUNNA CLAY MEMBER (BYRAM RESULTS FORMATION, VICKSBURG GROUP) , SOUTHWESTERN 55-12 334 Ryan, Peter C.*; Pincus, Lauren; Huertas, F. Javier: CATION ALABAMA, USA EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF TROPICAL SOIL CLAYS AS A 56-8 348 Henderek, Robyn L.*; Moreno-Bernal, Jorge W.; von Dassow, FUNCTION OF TIME AND PRECIPITATION Wesley; Wood, Aaron R.; Hendy, Austin J.W.; Whiting, Evan; 55-13 335 Upole, Taylor*; Garth, Katie; Mutiti, Samuel; Skelton, Chris: SOIL Barboza, Michelle M.; MacFadden, Bruce J.: GEOLOGICAL HYDRO-GEOCHEMISTRY AND CRAYFISH DISTRIBUTION RECONNAISSANCE OF THE MIDDLE-LATE MIOCENE 55-14 336 Little, Amanda*; Kuchta, Matthew; Church, James; Hines, Megen; ALHAJUELA FORMATION (PANAMA): IMPLICATIONS FOR Usborne, Elizabeth: GEOMORPHOLOGY AND WATERSHED SHOALING OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN SEAWAY SOIL TEXTURE INFLUENCES PEAT DEVELOPMENT, WATER 56-9 349 Barreto Saavedra, Sarymar*: A STRATIGRAPHIC STUDY OF CHEMISTRY, AND HYDROPERIOD IN WETLANDS OF THE LIMESTONE ROCKS ON THE ISLAND OF ANGUILLA WESTERN WISCONSIN’S CHIPPEWA MORAINE 56-10 350 Ramirez, Natalia I.*: STRATIGRAPHY AND DEPOSITIONAL 55-15 337 Rader, Robert M.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: PRELIMINARY HISTORY OF THE HAITISES FORMATION, SOUTH EAST REPORT ON PALEOSOLS IN THE DEER CREEK LIMESTONE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FORMATION, LATE PENNSYLVANIAN, EASTERN KANSAS: 56-11 351 Querry, Brian K.*: STRATIGRAPHY OF GLACIAL HORSE LAKE, EVALUATING CYCLOTHEM PALEOCLIMATIC AND WENATACHEE, WASHINGTON PALEOHYDROLOGIC CHANGES 55-16 338 Layzell, Anthony*; Mandel, Rolfe D.; Ludvigson, Greg A.; Smith, Jon J.: LATE PLEISTOCENE EOLIAN SEDIMENTATION, SOIL DEVELOPMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE HIGH PLAINS OF SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS

170 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 58

SESSION NO. 57 LANE, WESTERN NEVADA: KINEMATICS AND STRAIN TRANSFER MECHANISMS IN AN EVOLVING TRANSFORM Structural Geology and Tectonics: Faults, Folds, and Structural PLATE BOUNDARY Models (Posters) 57-16 367 Hammond, Paul E.*; Scott, Megan T.; McClaughry, Jason D.; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Niem, Alan; Ferns, Mark L.; Nelson, Bruce: A POSSIBLE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM DISLOCATED TRACK OF THE YELLOWSTONE MANTLE Booth # PLUME IN OREGON 57-1 352 Aleshire, Scott Robert*; Wilson, Terry J.: STRUCTURAL ORIGIN 57-17 368 Martens, Abigail E.*; DiVenere, Vic; Hemming, Sidney R.: OF CLASTIC INTRUSIONS IN THE AND-2A ROCK CORE, TRACKING CALDERAS OF THE YELLOWSTONE-SNAKE SOUTHERN MCMURDO SOUND, ANTARCTICA RIVER PLAIN VOLCANICS: PALEOMAGNETIC AND 40AR/39AR 57-2 353 Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; Tarabees, Elhamy; Mehrtens, Charlotte; DATING RESULTS FROM THE PICABO VOLCANIC FIELD Wolpert, Joshua A.; DeGennaro, Lauren L.; Dennison-Leonard, Gaela S.; McLean, Theodore J.: EXTENSIVE SYNCLINE SESSION NO. 58 NETWORK IN EOCENE LIMESTONE OF THE WESTERN T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust (Posters) DESERT, EGYPT: REGIONAL FOLDING? COLLAPSED

(GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA SUNDAY PALEOKARST? MOBILIZATION OF UNDERLYING SHALE? Geophysics Division; European Geosciences Union Division on 57-3 354 Remtema, Zack*; Weber, John: MESOSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF Tectonics and Structural Geology) BRITTLE DAMAGE ZONES, STE. GENEVIEVE FAULT ZONE, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C OZARK PLATEAU, MISSOURI Authors will be present from 3:00 to 5:00 PM 57-4 355 Tindall, Sarah E.*: JOINTING OF CATACLASTIC Booth # DEFORMATION BANDS IN A THREE-DIMENSIONAL MECHANICAL NETWORK: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE 58-1 369 Newman, Alice*; Klepeis, Keith; Schwartz, Joshua J.; WATERPOCKET FOLD, SOUTHERN UTAH Stowell, Harold; Tulloch, Andy: STRAIN LOCALIZATION AND EXHUMATION OF THE LOWER CRUST DURING 57-5 356 Ryan, Meghan M.*; Dowdy, Natalie L.; Tindall, Sarah E.: CRETACEOUS TO TERTIARY EXTENSION AND EFFECTS OF A LATERAL FACIES CHANGE ON STRUCTURAL TRANSTENSION IN FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND PATTERNS IN PHYSICAL MODELS 58-2 370 Clements, Brian Lee*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Klepeis, Keith A.; 57-6 357 Laó-Dávila, Daniel A.*; Llerandi-Román, Pablo A.: STRUCTURAL Stowell, Harold H.; Kylander-Clark, Andrew R.C.; Hacker, ANALYSIS OF HANGING WALL AND FOOTWALL BLOCKS Bradley R.; Tulloch, Andrew J.: PUNCTUATED COOLING OF AN OF THE RÍO GUANAJIBO FOLD-AND-THRUST BELT IN ARC ROOT DURING EXTENSIONAL OROGENIC COLLAPSE, SOUTHWEST, PUERTO RICO CENTRAL FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND: INTEGRATING 57-7 358 Smith, Valarie J.*; Tull, J.F.: TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE ZIRCON, TITANITE, AND RUTILE THERMOCHRONOLOGY WEDOWEE AND EMUCKFAW GROUPS OF THE SOUTHERN 58-3 371 Shamloo, Hannah*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Klepeis, Keith A.; BLUE RIDGE OF EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA Stowell, Harold H.; Sadorski, Joseph Frank; Coble, Matthew A.: 57-8 359 Markley, Michelle*; Dunn, Steven R.; Bennett, Taylor: AN TIMESCALES OF INTRA-ARC CONTRACTION AND UNUSUAL DISJUNCTIVE CLEAVAGE IN GRENVILLIAN EXTENSIONAL COLLAPSE IN THE LOWER AND MIDDLE CARBONATES FOLDED AT THE UPPER GREENSCHIST CRUST OF A CRETACEOUS CONVERGENT-MARGIN FACIES (SOUTHERN ONTARIO, CANADA) MAGMATIC ARC, CENTRAL FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND 57-9 360 Lindline, Jennifer*; Bosbyshell, Howell; Romero, Andrew; 58-4 372 Rahl, Jeffrey M.*; Skemer, Philip: DYNAMIC Cedillo, Danielle: CONTRASTING STRUCTURAL DOMAINS RECRYSTALLIZATION AND QUARTZ CPO EVOLUTION IN A IN BASEMENT BLOCKS OF THE SOUTHERN SANGRE MID-CRUSTAL MYLONITE FROM THE VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE DE CRISTO MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO: EVIDENCE 58-5 373 Parsons, Andrew J.*; Phillips, Richard J.; Lloyd, Geoffrey E.; FOR DISCRETE PALEO- AND MESOPROTEROZOIC Searle, Micheal P.; Law, Richard D.: QUANTIFIED VERTICAL DEFORMATION EVENTS STRAIN PROFILE OF MID-CRUSTAL DEFORMATION IN 57-10 361 Ross, Daniel L.*; Lageson, David R.: STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY THE GREATER HIMALAYAN SEQUENCE, ANNAPURNA- OF THE NORTH-HALF OF THE SWIFT RESERVOIR DHAULAGIRI HIMALAYA, NEPAL CULMINATION, SAWTOOTH RANGE, MT 58-6 374 Gabrielson, Tyler*; Rahl, Jeffrey M.: MICROSTRUCTURE, 57-11 362 Hilmes, Michael J.*; Bauer, Robert L.; Glasscock, Samuel K.; STRAIN, AND QUARTZ CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PREFERRED Sandvol, Eric: 2D AND 3D MODELING OF THE LARAMIDE ORIENTATION FABRICS OF THE ANTIETAM FORMATION, FOLD GEOMETRY OF DERBY DOME AND ITS EN ECHELON CENTRAL APPALACHIANS, VIRGINIA INTERCHANGE WITH DALLAS DOME, SOUTHERN WIND 58-7 375 Gjertsen, Emilyn J.*; Rahl, Jeffrey M.: MICROSTRUCTURAL RIVER BASIN, WYOMING AND QUARTZ CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC PREFERRED 57-12 363 Keute, Benjamin*; Allard, Stephen T.: PASSIVE FOLDING ORIENTATION EVIDENCE FOR SPATIAL VARIATION IN THE MODEL FOR DEFORMATION OF NEMO GROUP DURING CHARACTER OF DEFORMATION NEAR INDEPENDENCE, VA FINAL SUTURING OF THE WYOMING AND SUPERIOR 58-8 376 Wolfe, Franklin*; Rahl, Jeffrey M.; Skemer, Philip: THIN-SECTION PROVINCE, NE BLACK HILLS, SOUTH DAKOTA SCALE SPATIAL VARIATION IN CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC 57-13 364 Coffey, Kevin T.*; Ingersoll, Raymond V.: OFFSET PREFERRED ORIENTATION FABRICS EQUIVALENTS ALONG THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT SYSTEM 58-9 377 Maassel, Daniel*; Pinan Llamas, Aranzazu; Lopez, Jose Pablo; WERE ORIGINALLY LINKED BY A FAULT-BOUNDED SLIVER Acosta Nagle, Ana; Budd, Sarah K.: PROGRESSIVE OF MIOCENE STRATA IN THE VINCENT GAP REGION, SAN MYLONITIZATION OF A PALEOZOIC GRANITE IN THE GABRIEL MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA USA CORDILLERA ORIENTAL, NW ARGENTINA 57-14 365 Warren, Rachelle*; Lee, Jeffery; Calvert, Andrew T.: TESTING 58-10 378 Johanesen, Katharine*; Platt, John P.: MICROSTRUCTURES KINEMATIC MODELS IN THE EASTERN CALIFORNIA AND FABRIC OF AN E-TYPE SHEAR ZONE WITHIN THE SHEAR ZONE – WALKER LANE BELT: FIELD STUDIES IN RONDA PERIDOTITE MASSIF, SOUTHERN SPAIN THE SOUTHWESTERN MINA DEFLECTION, CALIFORNIA – NEVADA 58-11 379 Vadman, M.J.*: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE FOOTWALL TRANSITION OF THE BORREGO SPRINGS 57-15 366 Carlson, Chad W.*; Faulds, James E.: GEOLOGIC MAPPING SHEAR ZONE AT THE NORTHERN TERMINUS OF THE CENTRAL WALKER POSTERS POSTERS

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58-12 380 Bruvry, Andre*; Hill, Aaron; Mookerjee, Matty: THREE- THE SOURCE PHYSICS EXPERIMENT (SPE) PHASE I DIMENSIONAL STRAIN AND KINEMATIC VORTICITY TEST BED ANALYSIS OF MYLONITES FROM THE BITTERROOT LOBE 59-5 2:00 PM Mellors, Robert*; Pitarka, Arben; Matzel, Eric; Walter, DETACHMENT, NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERA William; Ford, Sean; Hauk, Teresa; Ganzberger, Michael: 58-13 381 Colt, Jeffrey D.*: THE STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY OF TWO HIGH MODELING FULL SEISMIC WAVEFORMS IN A COMPLEX STRAIN ZONES ALONG THE NORUMBEGA FAULT SYSTEM, ENVIRONMENT CENTRAL COASTAL MAINE 59-6 2:15 PM Rodgers, Artie*; Ezzedine, Souheil; Ford, Sean; Vorobiev, 58-14 382 Shulman, Deborah J.*; Foley, Maura; Gerbi, Christopher; Oleg; Pitarka, Arben: PARAMETRIC STUDIES OF NEAR- Culshaw, Nicholas G.: PARAMETERIZATION OF STRAIN SURFACE EXPLOSIONS LOCALIZATION USING GRANITIC SHEAR ZONES OF THE 2:30 PM BREAK GRENVILLE FRONT TECTONIC ZONE, ONTARIO, CANADA; WHICH FACTORS SHOULD WE CONSIDER? 59-7 2:45 PM Li, Hongyi*; Ouyang, Longbin; Lv, Qingtian; Yang, Yingjie; Li, Xinfu; Jiang, Guoming; Zhang, Guibing; Shi, Danian: 58-15 383 Weinberg, Roberto F.*; Finch, Melanie; Fuentes, M.G.; CONDUCTING AMBIENT NOISE TOMOGRAPHY Hasalová, Pavlina; Becchio, R.: ONE KILOMETRE-THICK TOGETHER WITH TWO-PLANE-WAVE TOMOGRAPHY IN ULTRAMYLONITE, SIERRA DE QUILMES, SIERRAS THE MIDDLE-LOWER YANGTZE RIVER REGION PAMPEANAS, NW ARGENTINA 59-8 3:00 PM Bucher, Kurt*; Stober, Ingrid: REACTION VEINS AND THE 58-16 384 Koerber, Alex*; Allard, Stephen T.: INTERPRETING VARIABLY- PERMEABILITY OF THE UPPER CRUST ORIENTED FOLDS WITHIN THE NEMO SHEAR ZONE, NORTHEAST, BLACK HILLS, SOUTH DAKOTA 59-9 3:15 PM Stober, Ingrid*; Bucher, Kurt: PERMEABILITY AND FLUID FLOW IN THE UPPER CONTINENTAL CRUST 58-17 385 Linder, Angela J.*; Clements, Brian Lee; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Miranda, Elena A.; Cobble, Matthew: TIMING OF MID-CRUSTAL 59-10 3:30 PM Crowell, James Joshua*: MEASURING THERMAL DEFORMATION WITH RESPECT TO MAGMATISM AND CONDUCTIVITY USING A DIVIDED BAR: NEW DETACHMENT FAULTING IN THE SOUTH MOUNTAINS EQUATIONS FOR IRREGULAR SAMPLES METAMORPHIC CORE COMPLEX, ARIZONA, USA 59-11 3:45 PM Parker, E. Horry*; Hawman, Robert B.; Fischer, Karen M.; 58-18 386 Vogl, James J.*; Rodgers, David W.: STRAIN DISTRIBUTION, Wagner, Lara S.: INTRA-CRUSTAL DISCONTINUITIES LOCALIZATION, AND POSSIBLE MID-CRUSTAL IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS: EVIDENCE DECOUPLING IN THE FOOTWALL OF A CORE COMPLEX: FOR SHEAR LOCALIZATION DURING CONTINENTAL THE ROLE OF LITHOLOGY, MAGMA, AND MIGMATITES COLLISION 58-19 387 White, Kyle V.*; Jessup, Micah J.; Langille, Jackie; Cottle, 59-12 4:00 PM Al-Amri, Abdullah M.S.*; Al-Dabbagh, Mohammad E.: John; Ahmad, Talat: P-T-T-D PATHS OF HAIMANTA GROUP CRUSTAL AND UPPER MANTLE STRUCTURES OF THE METAPELITIC ROCKS THAT MANTLE THE LEO PARGIL RED SEA AND ARABIAN SHIELD REGIONS DOME, NW INDIA SESSION NO. 60 58-20 388 Chapman, James B.*; DeCelles, Peter G.: LINKAGES BETWEEN PATTERNS OF FORELAND BASIN SEDIMENTATION AND Paleontology: Temporal and Stratigraphic Resolution in the THRUST BELT EVOLUTION Fossil Record 58-21 389 Tarling, Matthew*; Rowe, Christie D.: STRAIN DISTRIBUTION 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 IN LEGUMES: A BEHAVIOURAL ANALOGUE FOR SCALY Meaghan M. Emery and Patricia A. Holroyd, Presiding FABRIC 60-1 1:00 PM Taylor, John F.*; Allen, Tyler J.; Irwin, Savannah J.; Repetski, John E.; Strauss, Justin V.: BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCE OF NEW CAMBRIAN FAUNAS FROM THE JONES RIDGE AFTERNOON LIMESTONE, YUKON STABLE BLOCK, EASTERN ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS ALASKA 60-2 1:15 PM Landing, Ed*; Antcliffe, J.; Brasier, M.B.; English, A.B.: EARTH’S OLDEST KNOWN BRYOZOAN (PYWACKIA, SESSION NO. 59 LATE CAMBRIAN) AND THE CAMBRIAN Geophysics/Geodynamics DIVERSIFICATION OF BIOMINERALIZED METAZOA 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 60-3 1:30 PM Kohn, Jennifer L.*; Over, D. Jeffrey; Day, James; Catherine M. Snelson and Robert Mellors, Presiding Whalen, Michael: ­­TENTACULITID DIVERSITY AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC USE IN THE UPPER DEVONIAN 59-1 1:00 PM Antoun, Tarabay*; Vorobiev, Oleg; Ezzedine, Souheil; FLUME, PERDRIX AND MOUNT HAWK FORMATIONS, Glenn, Lew: APPLICATION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE CANADIAN ROCKY MOUNTAINS, ALBERTA COMPUTING TO SUBSURFACE EXPLOSION SOURCE PHYSICS 60-4 1:45 PM Lambert, Lance L.*; Todkill, Rachel C.; Hughes, Mary A.; Christie, Brandon R.: BACK RIDGE, PATTERSON HILLS, 59-2 1:15 PM Vorobiev, Oleg*; Ezzedine, Souheil; Glenn, Lew; GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK: A Antoun, Tarabay: LARGE SCALE MODELING OF REFERENCE SECTION FOR STRATA ABOVE THE UNDERGROUND EXPLOSIONS IN FRACTURED CAPITANIAN STAGE GSSP (GUADALUPIAN SERIES, GRANITE BASED ON GEOLOGICAL, GEOMECHANICAL MIDDLE PERMIAN) AND GEOPHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION 2:00 PM BREAK 59-3 1:30 PM Ezzedine, Souheil*; Vorobiev, Oleg; Antoun, Tarabay; Glenn, Lew: NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF UNDERGROUND 60-5 2:15 PM Haines, Forest*: RELATIONSHIP OF DISCONFORMITIES EXPLOSIONS: EFFECT OF JOINTS NEAR THE SOURCE TO CONODONT ZONES IN THE MISSISSIPPIAN OFF ON ENERGY COUPLING AND SHEAR MOTIONS MISSOURI AND ALBERTA GENERATION 60-6 2:30 PM Warren, Audrey*; diPasquo, Mercedes M.; Grader, 59-4 1:45 PM Snelson, Catherine M.*; Bradley, Christopher R.; Coblentz, George W.; Isaacson, Peter E.; Rodriguez, Aaron P.: David; Patton, Howard J.; Sussman, Aviva; Whitaker, LATEST FAMENNIAN MIDDLE SAPPINGTON SHALE: Rodney W.: A 3D GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK MODEL OF LEPIDOPHYTA-VERRUCOSISPORITES NITIDUS

172 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 61-7 61-6 61-5 61-4 61-3 61-2 61-1 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 Recent Advances inEconomic Geology SESSION NO.61 60-12 60-11 60-10 60-9 60-8 60-7

2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM MONTANA, USA (LN) ZONE AT THELOGANGULCHTYPESECTION, PROVINCE (SIP), NORWAY ULTRAMAFIC (UM)COMPLEX, SEILANDIGNEOUS NI-CU-PGE DEPOSITSINTHEREINFJORD Larsen, R.B.*;Whitehouse,MartinJ.: DUNITE HOSTED PROTRACTED GOLD-FORMINGSYSTEM TERRANE, NOVA SCOTIA:POSSIBLEEVIDENCEFOR A SELECTED MEGUMA AU DEPOSITS,MEGUMA RE-OS ARSENOPYRITE GEOCHRONOLOGY FROM Chen, Lin*;Creaser, Robert A.; Kontak,Daniel:FURTHER DEPOSIT, IDAHO STRUCTURALLY CONTROLLEDSTIBNITE AU-SB-W HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATIONAND ATTHE GEOCHRONOLOGY OFINTRUSIVEROCKS Schmitz, Mark D.;Benowitz,Jeff A.; Layer, Paul W.: Gillerman, Virginia S.*;Isakson,Vincent H.; AND ITSRELATION TO BASININVERSION IMPLICATIONS INTHEGENESISOFMINERALIZATION ORE DISTRICT(CENTRAL HIGH ATLAS, MOROCCO): ISOTOPES STUDIES AT THEBOU-DAHARPB-ZN-(BA) MINERALOGY, FLUIDINCLUSIONS, AND C-O-S-PB Rddad, Larbi*;Bouhlel,Salah: MINERALIZATION INTHEU.S.MID-CONTINENT TRACE OCCURRENCESOFMISSISSIPPIVALLEY-TYPE GEOCHEMISTRY OFFLUIDINCLUSIONSINMINOR AND Field, Joshua*; Appold, MartinS.;Coveney, RaymondM.: CENTRAL MASSIF FORMATION IN ACHMMACH TINDEPOSIT, MOROCCAN AND HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONSOFORE OREBODY TEXTURE AS INDICATOR OFSTRUCTURAL El Maz;Jeffrey, Lindhorst;Pieirre,Chaponniere: Stanislas, Sizaret;Luc,Barbanson; Yan, Chen; Abdelkader, El Mahjoub,Mahjoubi*; Alain, Chauvet;Lakhlifi,Badra; GOLD DEPOSIT, BAREMOUNTAIN RANGE,NEVADA AND BRECCIA CLASSIFICATION OFTHE144ZONE Fischer, Bill*;Cline,Jean;McAndless,PatrickMichael: MEGAFAUNAL OVERLAP INNORTH AMERICA Edward Byrd:GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OFHUMAN- Emery, MeaghanM.*;Mchorse,Brianna;Davis, DEPENDENT DISTRIBUTIONOFFOSSIL AGES WHERE DOESTHETIMEGO:MIXING AND THEDEPTH- Terry, RebeccaC.*;Novak,Mark;DeLeenheer, Patrick: EQUAL SEASONAL SAMPLING SAMPLING OFMAMMALIANENAMEL DOESNOT Tasha; Rankin,BrianD.;Hoppe,Kathryn A.: Holroyd, Patricia A.*; Barrón-Ortiz,ChristianR.;Cammidge, DATES INFOSSIL TEETH IDENTIFYING GEOLOGICALLY MEANINGFUL U-PB Nichols, Stephanie*;Heaman,Larry;DuFrane,S. Andrew: BREAK (REES) MARINE SEDIMENTSUSINGRAREEARTHELEMENTS ANALYSIS THROUGHCHEMICAL FINGERPRINTINGOF TRAPS INTHEPERMIAN-TRIASSICMASSEXTINCTION: Williams, JeremyC.:THEROLEOFSIBERIAN Santistevan, Alan*; Algeo, Thomas J.;Hannigan,Robyn; NORTHWESTERN CANADA STRATA OFTHEMACKENZIEVALLEY, REWORKED SEDIMENTSINUPPERCRETACEOUS FROM PALYNOLOGICAL AGE DETERMINATION OF HISTORY OFOROGENICUNROOFINGGAINED TIMING OFHYDROCARBONGENERATION AND Bell, KimberleyM.*;Hadlari, Thomas: INSIGHTSON THE GEOLOGY, 19–22 October SERIAL INTERNAL

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 61-15 61-14 61-13 61-12 61-11 61-10 61-9 61-8 62-8 62-7 62-6 62-5 62-4 62-3 62-2 62-1 Brandon M.Bartkowiak,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 Recent Advances inHydrogeology SESSION NO.62

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM PM 4:00 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM Tinker, ScottW.*: TALENT THROUGHDIVERSITY CRANBERRY CULTIVATION AND FRACSANDMINING Schmus, Matthew*:COSTBENEFIT ANALYSES OF TRAYS CLASSIFICATION MAPSOFDRILL CORE AND CHIP SPECTROMETERS TO CREATE MINERAL IN LOGGINGTECHNIQUESUSINGIMAGING Mateer, Melissa*;Wright, Conrad:ADVANCES DATA – A PREVIEWFORWORLDVIEW-3 WORLDVIEW-2TO ASTERAND TECHNIQUES APPLIED A.*: Joe Zamudio, ATHABASCA BASINOFSASKATCHEWAN, CANADA URANIUM MINERALIZATION POTENTIAL INTHE Petersen, F. Steve*; Yang, Shaowei;Li, Yulin: DEEP FRONT DEPOSITS,WYOMING URANIUM DEPOSITIONINVANADIUM-BEARING ROLL- Janet; Frost,CarolD.;Bagdonas,Davin:PHCONTROL ON Nye, Charles*;Swapp,SusanM.;Frost,B.Ronald;Dewey, PASHA-LADOGA BASIN,WESTERNRUSSIA UNCONFORMITY-RELATEDKARKU DEPOSIT, URANIUM T. Kurt: Rice, Sarah*;Kuptsova, Alina; Khudoley, Andrei; Kyser, BREAK METHODS THEIR FOOTPRINT AND SELECTEDVECTORING CARBONATITE-RELATED MINERALIZEDSYSTEMS, Simandl, GeorgeJ.*;Paradis,Suzanne;Luck,PearceM.: STABLE ISOTOPE RATIOS DEGRADATES,AND RESIDUES AND HERBICIDE BY USINGCONCENTRATIONS OFMAJORMINERALS, OF AGRICULTURAL GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION Suen, C.John*;Bratcher, Susan:IDENTIFYINGSOURCES TALUK, BANGALORE, SOUTHINDIA WATERAND ATDODDABALLAPUR ANCHARAHALLI, OF RURAL ECO-SANITATION SYSTEMS ONLAND Kambadarangappa, RamarajuHanumanahally*: BREAK TARIM BASIN LOWER ORDOVICIANINTAZHONG OIL FILED, EPIKARST CARBONATE RESERVOIRS INMIDDLE- DISTRIBUTION CHARACTERISTICSOFEARLIER AND HYDROGEOMORPHOLOGIC ARCHITECTURE Zhang, Heng*;Cai,Zhongxian: PROTECTION INCHINA CONDITIONS AND GEOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT Yaoru, Lu*; Qi,Liu:KARSTHYDRODYNAMIC POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON ATMOSPHERIC CFLUXES DISSOLUTION IN A BAHAMIAN BLUEHOLE: BIOGEOCHEMICAL CONTROLSONCARBONATE Ezell, John*;Martin,JonathanB.;Brown, Amy L.: KANSAS UNITS OFTHEGREAT PLAINSINCOLORADO AND CRETACEOUS AND PALEOZOIC GEOHYDROLOGIC WHILE SIMULATING UNDERPRESSURESINTHE INCORPORATE CENEZOICSTRUCTURAL CHANGE Umari, Amjad*; LeCain,GaryD.:USEOFMODFLOWTO STREAM DEPLETION AND MONITORING OFTHEPINERIVERSUBCROP. NO Oldaker, Paul*:TWENTY YEARS OFCBMPRODUCTION THE PAVILLION, WYOMINGNATURAL GASFIELD Stephens, DanielB.*: PARAGENESIS AND FLUIDHISTORY OFTHE HYPERSPECTRAL DATA PROCESSING GROUNDWATERMONITORING AT SESSION NO.62 IMPACT

173 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 62

62-9 3:15 PM Callaghan, Michael V.*; Cey, Edwin E.; Bentley, L.R.: SESSION NO. 64 TIMELY AND EFFICIENT LEACHING OF FINE-GRAINED, T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for SALT-AFFECTED SOIL Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard II (GSA Structural 62-10 3:30 PM Hebig, Klaus H.*; Zeilfelder, Sarah; Ito, Narimitsu; Machida, Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) Isao; Tecklenburg, Jan; Marui, Atsunao; Scheytt, Traugott J.: 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 THE REACTION OF AN AQUIFER ON A DYNAMIC SALTWATER-FRESHWATER INTERFACE: A CASE W. Ashley Griffith, Christie D. Rowe and Joseph Clancy White, Presiding STUDY IN A SEDIMENTARY COASTAL BASIN 64-1 1:00 PM Norman, Bryan W.*; Gans, Phillip B.: POLYPHASE 62-11 3:45 PM Hingerl, Ferdinand F.*; Yang, Feifei; Liu, Yijin; Xiao, (EOCENE AND MIOCENE) EXTENSIONAL FAULTING OF Xianghui; Benson, Sally M.; Toney, Mike: MULTIPLE- THE CENTRAL SCHELL CREEK RANGE, WHITE PINE LENGTH-SCALE STUDY OF THE ORIGIN OF COUNTY, NEVADA CAPILLARY HETEROGENEITIES IN SANDSTONE 64-2 1:15 PM Scruggs, Paul L.*; Hatcher, Robert D.; Hansen, 62-12 4:00 PM Halihan, Todd*; Love, Andrew: FLOW THROUGH FAULTED Bryan; Rehrer, Justin R.: CUMBERLAND PLATEAU SHALE: INSIGHTS FROM THE GREAT ARTESIAN BASIN OVERTHRUST AND PINE MOUNTAIN BLOCKS, TN, KY, VA: SYMMETRICAL FEATURES AROUND SESSION NO. 63 THE UNDISTURBED WARTBURG BASIN WITH CONTRASTING KINEMATICS AND MECHANICS P2. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic Environmental Changes (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 64-3 1:30 PM Ellis, Magdalena*; Barnes, Jason B.; Colgan, Joseph P.: Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society) TESTING FAULT GROWTH MODELS WITH LOW- TEMPERATURE THERMOCHRONOLOGY IN 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A NORTHWEST NEVADA David P.G. Bond, Gerta Keller and Thierry Adatte, Presiding 64-4 1:45 PM Boles, Austin*; Mulch, Andreas; van der Pluijm, Ben A.: 63-1 1:00 PM Erwin, Douglas H.*: THE DYNAMICS OF BIOTIC ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES OF CLAYS REVEAL THE COLLAPSE DURING DIVERSITY CRISES SOURCE AND TIMING OF PALEOFLUIDS, ILLUSTRATED 63-2 1:20 PM Bryan, Scott*; Self, Steve; Ernst, Richard E.: MARRYING BY CLAY GOUGE ALONG THE LONG-LIVED NORTH LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCES AND MASS EXTINCTION ANATOLIAN FAULT, NORTHERN TURKEY EVENTS: A PERFECT MARRIAGE OR A ROCKY 64-5 2:00 PM van der Pluijm, Ben*; Haines, Samuel; Lynch, Erin: RELATIONSHIP? PATHWAYS AND TIMING OF FLUID PULSES IN 63-3 1:40 PM Koeberl, Christian*: CRITERIA FOR THE IDENTIFICATION SHALLOW CRUSTAL FAULT SYSTEMS – H AND AR OF IMPACT STRUCTURES ON EARTH ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF NORMAL FAULTS IN THE SW US 63-4 2:00 PM Schmidt, Anja*: CLIMATIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF SULFUR EMITTED BY LARGE-SCALE 64-6 2:15 PM Siler, Drew L.*; Kennedy, B. Mack: LONG-LIVED FLOOD BASALT ERUPTION STRUCTURAL DISCONTINUITIES AS GUIDES FOR GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION 63-5 2:20 PM Schoene, Blair*: WEAPONS FOR MASS EXTINCTIONS: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY APPLIED TO CONSTRAINING 64-7 2:30 PM Anderson, Hugh*; Walsh, John J.; Holohan, Eoghan P.: CATASTROPHES THE CONTROL OF COEVAL REGIONAL STRIKE- SLIP FAULTING ON THE EMPLACEMENT OF THE 2:40 PM BREAK PALEOCENE IGNEOUS CENTRES OF BRITAIN AND 63-6 2:55 PM Bond, David P.G.*; Wignall, Paul B.; Joachimski, Michael M.; IRELAND Sun, Yadong; Savov, Ivan; Grasby, Stephen E.; Beauchamp, 2:45 PM BREAK Benoit; Blomeier, Dierk P.G.: CATASTROPHIC MIDDLE PERMIAN EXTINCTION AND AN EXTRAORDINARY 64-8 3:00 PM Engelbert, Margaret S.*; Lafrance, Bruno; Gibson, Harold: RECOVERY IN HIGH LATITUDES STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON VOLCANOGENIC MASSIVE SULFIDE DEPOSITS IN THE 63-7 3:15 PM Payne, Jonathan L.*; Altiner, Demir; DePaolo, Donald J.; PALEOPROTEROZOIC CHISEL SEQUENCE, SNOW Hinojosa, Jessica L.; Kump, Lee R.; Lau, Kimberly V.; LAKE, MANITOBA Lehrmann, Daniel J.; Maher, Kate; Paytan, Adina; Shen, Shuzhong: THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION AND 64-9 3:15 PM Hall, Brian V.*; Gorzynski, Geroge A.; Hulme, Nigel; ITS AFTERMATH: INSIGHTS FROM NON-TRADITIONAL Vila-Sánchez, Alberto R.; Díaz-Martínez, Roberto; ISOTOPE SYSTEM Cham-Domingez, Carlos; Gallegos, Federico Limon; Aldana, Jose Luis; Jakubowski, Wojtek: STRUCTURAL SETTING 63-8 3:35 PM Kump, Lee R.*; Cui, Ying; Ridgwell, Andy: OCEAN AND METAL ZONING OF THE AG-AU VEINS OF THE ACIDIFICATION, VOLCANISM AND END-PERMIAN REAL DE MINAS DE ZACUALPAN DISTRICT, CENTRAL EXTINCTION: PERSPECTIVES BASED ON MEXICO INTERPRETING CARBON ISOTOPE EXCURSIONS 64-10 3:30 PM Mogren Almogren, Saad*: GEOPHYSICAL 63-9 3:55 PM Belcher, Claire M.*: CAUSE OR CONSEQUENCE? INVESTIGATIONS FOR DELINEATION OF POTENTIAL WILDFIRES AT THE TRIASSIC-JURASSIC AND GROUNDWATER ZONES IN JIZAN AREA, SOUTHERN CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE BOUNDARIES RED SEA COAST, SAUDI ARABIA 63-10 4:15 PM Keller, Gerta*: DECCAN VOLCANISM, CHICXULUB 64-11 3:45 PM Nourse, Jonathan A.*; McLarty, Andrew: A MODEL FOR IMPACT AND THE KTB MASS EXTINCTION: LATE CENOZOIC EXTENSION AND TRANSROTATION COINCIDENCE? CAUSE AND EFFECTS? OF THE RAND MOUNTAINS BLOCK, NORTHWESTERN 63-11 4:35 PM Adatte, Thierry*: DECCAN VOLCANISM: A MAIN MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA TRIGGER OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES LEADING 64-12 4:00 PM Wu, Kongyou*: STRIKE-SLIP CHARACTERISTICS, TO THE KTB MASS EXTINCTION? FORMING MECHANISMS AND CONTROLLING RESERVOIRS OF DAZHULUOGOU FAULTS 64-13 4:15 PM Poole, Josh D.*; Steltenpohl, Mark G.: UNLOCKING NEW GEOMETRIC CONSTRAINTS OF SHEAR/FAULT ZONE KINEMATICS PLOTTED ON STEREONETS

174 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 65-11 65-10 65-9 65-8 65-7 65-6 65-5 65-4 65-3 65-2 65-1 Presiding Robert B.Miller, G.E.Gehrels,MargaretE.RusmoreandElizabethR.Schermer, 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 116/117 Woodsworth (GSA StructuralGeologyandTectonics Division) of the Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn T13. Tectonics oftheNorthwestCordilleraII: A SessioninHonor SESSION NO.65

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM COLUMBIA MONASHEE COMPLEX, SOUTHEASTERNBRITISH THE NORTHWESTERNTHOR–ODIN DOMEOFTHE THE CANADIANCORDILLERA: AN EXAMPLE FROM RECONSTRUCTION OFMETAMORPHIC HISTORIES IN THE SIGNIFICANCEOFPALEOGENE FAULTS INTHE Kuiper, Yvette D.*;Williams, PaulF.; Hamilton,Michael A.: FROM ZIRCONU-PBGEOCHRONOLOGY THE PRIESTRIVERCOMPLEX,NORTHERNIDAHO, CONSTRAINTS ONEXTENSION AND EXHUMATION OF Stevens, LianeM.*;Baldwin,Julia A.; Crowley, JamesL.: CANADIAN CORDILLERA TEMPERATURE THERMOCHRONOLOGY ACROSS THE Daniel F.: Guest, Bernard*;Bacque,David;Miles,Naomi;Stockli, REGIONAL GEOPHYSICS. MICROPALEONTOLOGY, STRONTIUM ISOTOPES, AND COLUMBIA, CANADA USING OFFSHOREWELL DATA, AND QUEENCHARLOTTEBASINS,BRITISH THE CENOZOICEVOLUTIONOFTOFINO Bonnett, ClioJ.;Narayan, Y. Roshni:INTERPRETING Johns, MarjorieJ.*;Barnes,ChristopherR.; Trotter, Julie BREAK MESOZOIC CADWALLADER ARC TERRANE INTRA-OCEANIC ARC COMPLEXBENEATH THE SOUTH-CENTRAL BRITISHCOLUMBIA:LATE PERMIAN Schiarizza, P.*:WINEGLASS ASSEMBLAGE, THE THE KEKUSTRAITREGION,SOUTHEAST ALASKA OF THE ADMIRALTY AND CRAIGSUBTERRANESIN GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HFISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY George E.:LATE PALEOZOIC DETRITAL ZIRCONU/PB Ward, WilliamP.*; McClelland,WilliamC.;Gehrels, ASSOCIATEDAND ALEXANDER TERRANES FOR THEDEVONIANPALEOGEOGRAPHY OFTHE FROM THEKARHEENFORMATION- IMPLICATIONS INCLINATION ERRORONPALEOMAGNETIC RESULTS Housen, Bernard A.*: EVALUATION OFPALEOMAGNETIC AND IMPLICATION FORTHEBAJA-BCHYPOTHESIS SMITH ISLANDBUTEDALE AND ECSTALL PLUTONS GEOCHRONOLOGY AND PALEOMAGNETISM OFTHE IN WESTERNBRITISHCOLOMBIA:40AR/39AR Feinberg, Joshua: Hollister, LincolnS.*;Brownlee,SarahJ.;Renne,Paul R.; COLUMBIA BATHOLITH COMPLEXNEARBELLA COOLA,BRITISH MELT RESIDUAL BENEATH THE COASTMOUNTAINS REFRACTION EVIDENCEFOR A LARGEVOLUMEOF Lincoln S.; Andronicos, ChristopherL.: Andrew L.;Miller, KateC.;Clowes,RonaldM.;Hollister, Hole, John A.*; Wang, Kai;Spence,GeorgeD.;Stephenson, COAST MOUNTAIN WESTERN FLANKOFTHECENTRAL AND SOUTHERN CRETACEOUS SINISTRAL SHEARZONES ALONG THE Gehrels, George*;Rusmore,MargaretE.:JURA- WADDINGTON: PRELIMINARY RESULTS MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BUTEINLETTO MT STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK,SOUTHERNCOAST Trautman, Marshall;Bogue,RobertR.: Pecha, Mark; Yokelson, Intan;Chisom,Charles; M. Robinson;Stowell,Harold;Woodsworth, Glenn J.; Rusmore, MargaretE.*;Gehrels,GeorgeE.;Cecil, THE COLUMBIA PLATEAU REVEALED;LOW TILTINGTRANSLATION AND 19–22 October SEISMIC PLUTONIC AND

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A.; Vancouver, BC,Canada 65-15 65-14 65-13 65-12 66-12 66-11 66-10 66-9 66-8 66-7 66-6 66-5 66-4 66-3 66-2 66-1 Eric KirbyandPeterD.Clift,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 121 Geomorphology Division) Geology andTectonics Division;GSA QuaternaryGeologyand Cenozoic GrowthofTopography in Asia (GSA Structural T14. FeedbacksamongTectonics andSurfaceProcessduring SESSION NO.66

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM PM 3:10 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM NEVADAN OROGENY COLLISION OFMASSIVE ARC CHEVRONCAUSED Mihalynuk, MitchellG.*;Sigloch,Karin: MEGASHEAR (170-148MA) Anderson, Thomas H.*:THEMEXICO-ALASKA AMERICA: A GPLATES MODEL TO RECENTTECTONIC EVOLUTIONOFNORTH Karin; Johnston,Stephen T.; Shephard,Grace:JURASSIC Henderson, Martha A.*; Mihalynuk,MitchellG.;Sigloch, SOUTHWEST YUKON CORDILLERAN COASTBELT: INSIGHTFROM TECTONIC ASSEMBLY OFTHENORTHERN Friedman, RichardM.:MESOZOICTO CENOZOIC Israel, Steve A.*; Murphy, DonaldC.;Crowley, James L.; HISTORY OFNORTHERNVIETNAM UNDERSTANDING RECENTTOPOGRAPHIC GROWTH Carter, Andrew*; Hoang,Van Long;NguyenHuu,H.: AN IRRAWADDY TRIBUTARY Zhao, Yue*; Liu,Feng:THE AGE OFLONGCHUAN RIVER, AND K-FELDSPAR FROMNAMCHEBARWA, TIBET Guralnik, Benny:OSL-THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF NA- King, GeorginaE.*;Herman,Frederic; Valla, Pierre; THE EASTERNHIMALAYAN SYNTAXIS PERSISTENCE OFRAPID,FOCUSEDEXHUMATION IN Huntington, KatharineW.*; Lang,Karl A.: FROM DETRITAL THERMOCHRONOLOGY INTERIOR EASTERNTIBETAN PLATEAU HIGHLAND Alison*: Duvall, BREAK CORRELATION OF10BE AND 36CL EXPOSURE AGES IN THENORTHERNTIANSHAN,KYRGYZSTAN, FROM GLACATIONDEPOSITION TERRACE ALLUVIAL AND Selander, Jacob A.*; Marrero,ShastaM.: MODEL OFTHETRASHIGANG CROSSSECTION HIMALAYA: INSIGHTSFROM A THERMAL-KINEMATIC QUANTIFYING DEFORMATION INTHEBHUTAN Gilmore, MichelleE.*;McQuarrie,Nadine;Ehlers, Todd ASIA IMPLICATIONS FORPALEOGENE DRAINAGEINSOUTH SEDIMENTS IN THE ANDAMAN ACCRETIONARY PRISM: Ray, JyotiranjanS.*; Awasthi, Neeraj: USING (U-TH/HE)THERMOCHRONOMETRY SIWALIK-MURREE BELT TO THEHIGHHIMALAYA HISTORY OFTHEKASHMIRHIMALAYA FROMTHE Yule, D.: LATE CENOZOIC–RECENTEXHUMATION Gavillot, Yann*; Meigs, Andrew; Stockli,D.;Malik,M.; ZANSKAR, NORTHWESTINDIANHIMALAYA PROVENANCE INQUATERNARY RIVERTERRACES, CLIMATIC CONTROLSONEROSIONPATTERNS AND Jonell, Tara N.*;Carter, Andrew; Clift,PeterD.: VALLEY, EASTERNNEPAL CATCHMENT-MEAN DENUDATION RATES IN THE ARUN CLIMATIC AND TECTONIC INFLUENCESON Sachse, Dirk; Adhikari, DandaP.; Strecker, Manfred R.: Olen, Stephanie*;Bookhagen,Bodo;Hoffmann, Bernd; TO MILLION-YEARTIMESCALES TECTONIC AND CLIMATIC PROCESSESONDECADAL WHAT DRIVESEXHUMATION INTHEHIMALAYA? Bookhagen, Bodo*;Olen,Stephanie;Strecker, Manfred R.: A RECORDOF EROSIONOFTHE PROVENANCE OF SESSION NO.66 INDIA-LIKE THE TIMING OF

A.: 175 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 66

66-13 4:30 PM Weislogel, Amy L.*; Robinson, Delores M.; Shang, Fei; DEVELOPMENT IN A SHALLOW COASTAL SINKHOLE Jian, Xing; Jackson, William T.: MESOZOIC HISTORY OF ON GREAT ABACO ISLAND, THE BAHAMAS. THE SOUTHEASTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU: SETTING 67-12 4:05 PM van Hengstum, Peter J.*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Toomey, THE STAGE FOR PLATEAU RISE ASSOCIATED WITH Michael R.; Albury, Nancy; Kakuk, Brian: 3000 YEARS CENOZOIC HIMALAYAN OROGENESIS OF INTENSE HURRICANE SURGE IN THE NORTHERN 66-14 4:45 PM Pazzaglia, Frank J.*; Gallen, Sean F.; Wegmann, Karl W.; BAHAMAS Pederson, Joel L.; Gardner, Thomas: RIVER INCISION, 67-13 4:20 PM Pilarczyk, Jessica*; Sawai, Yuki; Horton, Benjamin P.; THE FLUVIAL SADLER EFFECT, AND GEOMORPHIC Tanigawa, Koichiro; Dura, Tina; Namegaya, Yuichi; Fujiwara, INTERPRETATION OF ROCK UPLIFT Osamu; Shishikura, Masanobu; Shinozaki, Tetsuya; Vane, Christopher H.: A 1000 YEAR GEOLOGIC RECORD OF SESSION NO. 67 TSUNAMIS FROM THE JAPAN TRENCH: EVIDENCE T30. Sea-Level Changes from Minutes to Millennia (GSA FROM THE KUJUKURI BEACH RIDGE PLAIN, CHIBA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geology PREFECTURE and Society Division) 67-14 4:35 PM Teller, James T.*: THE RAPID RISE IN SEA LEVEL 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 AND COASTAL FLOODING RELATED TO THE FINAL DRAINAGE OF LAKE AGASSIZ, WITH SPECULATIONS Jessica Pilarczyk, Andrea D. Hawkes and Benjamin P. Horton, Presiding ABOUT A TSUNAMI 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 67-1 1:05 PM Horton, Benjamin P.*; Dura, Tina; Engelhart, Simon E.; SESSION NO. 68 Hawkes, Andrea D.; Kemp, Andrew C.; Khan, Nicole; T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes II Pilarczyk, Jessica; Sawai, Yuki: MICROFOSSILS IN TIDAL (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; SETTINGS AS INDICATORS OF SEA-LEVEL CHANGE, Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; International Society PALEOEARTHQUAKES, TSUNAMIS AND TROPICAL for Aeolian Research) CYCLONES 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 67-2 1:20 PM Brunner, Charlotte A.*: FORAMINIFERAL ASSEMBLAGES AND OXYGEN: TIME SERIES OF SEASONAL LOW- Ian J. Walker, Derek W.T. Jackson, Nicholas Lancaster, Alan F. Halfen and OXYGEN EVENTS AT A SITE IN THE MISSISSIPPI BIGHT, Karen E. Kohfeld, Presiding USA 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 67-3 1:35 PM Hallock, Pamela*; Fisher Moses, Elizabeth; Fauth, John E.; 68-1 1:05 PM Smyth, Thomas*: COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS Woodley, Cheryl M.: LARGER BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL (CFD) IN AEOLIAN RESEARCH POPULATIONS ON THE FLORIDA REEF TRACT REVEAL 68-2 1:25 PM Walker, Ian J.*; Abhar, Kimia; Hesp, Patrick A.; Gares, THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN INSHORE AND OFFSHORE Paul: SPATIAL-TEMPORAL MORPHODYNAMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS EVOLUTION OF COASTAL BLOWOUT DUNES 67-4 1:50 PM Gornitz, Vivien*; Horton, Radley; Bader, D.A.; Little, C.; 68-3 1:40 PM Bauer, Bernard O.*; Davidson-Arnott, Robin G.D.; Walker, Rosenzweig, Cynthia: TOWARD A MORE AQUATIC Ian J.; Hesp, Patrick A.: BEACH-DUNE DECOUPLING FUTURE: RISING SEAS AND COASTAL STORMS IN DURING AN OFFSHORE WIND EVENT: PRINCE NEW YORK CITY EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA 67-5 2:05 PM Woodruff, Jonathan D.*; Brandon, Christine M.; Donnelly, 68-4 1:55 PM Gomez, Juan-Felipe*: DUNE EVOLUTION AND LOCAL Jeffrey P.; Sullivan, Richard M.: ARE WE SIGNIFICANTLY CLIMATE CHANGE IN ISLA SALAMANCA NATIONAL UNDERESTIMATING THE CURRENT RISK OF EXTREME PARK, COLOMBIA FLOODING TO NEW YORK CITY? 68-5 2:10 PM Yang, Xiaoping*; Forman, Steve; Hu, Fangen; Zhang, 67-6 2:20 PM Shaw, Timothy*; Plater, Andrew; Kirby, Jason; Holgate, Deguo; Liu, Ziting; Li, Hongwei; Liu, Qianqian: THE Simon: ESTABLISHING HISTORICAL SEA-LEVEL KUBUQI DESERT OF CHINA: DUNE LANDSCAPE DUE TRENDS USING SALT-MARSH FORAMINIFERA. A TO INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FLUVIAL AND AEOLIAN NEW RECORD FOR THE CROATIAN COAST OF THE PROCESSES AND HUMAN IMPACT ADRIATIC SEA 68-6 2:25 PM Clift, Peter D.*; East, Amy E.: FLUVIAL-AEOLIAN 67-7 2:35 PM Switzer, Adam D.*; Meltzner, Aron J.; Horton, Benjamin P.; COUPLING IN SIGNAL BUFFERING: THE ROLE OF THE Suwargadi, Bambang W.; Natawidjaja, Danny H.; Cahill, THAR DESERT IN SEDIMENT FLUX TO THE INDIAN Niamh; Hill, David; Majewski, Jedrzej: DETAILS OF THE OCEAN MID-HOLOCENE RELATIVE SEA-LEVEL HIGHSTAND AT BELITUNG ISLAND, INDONESIA, ON THE SUNDA 2:40 PM BREAK SHELF, FROM CORAL MICROATOLLS 68-7 2:55 PM Lian, Olav B.*; Wolfe, Stephen A.; Hugenholtz, 2:50 PM BREAK Christopher H.; Riches, Justine R.: THE RECORD OF HOLOCENE DUNE DEPOSITION – FROM 67-8 3:05 PM Parham, Peter R.*; Sapon, Noraisyah; Suriadi, Rokiah; DEGLACIATION TO PRESENT – NORTHERN GREAT Mohtar, Noor Azariyah: HOLOCENE RELATIVE SEA- PLAINS, CANADA LEVEL HIGHSTAND PATTERNS, PENINSULAR MALAYSIA EAST COAST 68-8 3:15 PM Roskin, Joel*: OPPORTUNITIES, LIMITATIONS, AND METHODOLOGIES FOR DECIPHERING INFORMATION 67-9 3:20 PM Sherman, Clark*; Fernandez, Joel: A RECORD OF LATE OF LATE QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTS FROM HOLOCENE COASTAL EVOLUTION AND RELATIVE DISCONTINUOUS AEOLIAN ARCHIVES SEA-LEVEL CHANGE FROM A COASTAL SALT POND, SOUTHWEST PUERTO RICO 68-9 3:30 PM Baldauf, Paul*; Burkhart, Patrick A.; Householder, Eric; Justice, Brandon: MAPPING AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS 67-10 3:35 PM Khan, Nicole*; Dutton, Andrea; Horton, B.P.; Engelhart, OF AEOLIAN DEPOSITS, WHITE RIVER BADLANDS, Simon E.; Kopp, Robert E.; Peltier, W. Richard; Brocard, SOUTH DAKOTA Gilles Y.; Hill, David; Scatena, Frederick N.: HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL DATABASE FOR THE CARIBBEAN REGION 68-10 3:45 PM Halfen, Alan F.*: CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS DUNE FIELD DISTRIBUTION AND FLUVIAL SYSTEM CONTROLS 67-11 3:50 PM Kovacs, Shawn E.*; van Hengstum, Peter J.; Reinhardt, Eduard G.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Albury, Nancy: LATE 68-11 4:00 PM Jackson, Derek W.T.*; Bourke, Mary; Smyth, Thomas: HOLOCENE SEDIMENTATION AND HYDROLOGIC AIRFLOW MODELLING AND RIPPLE MIGRATION

176 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 69-12 69-11 69-10 69-9 69-8 69-7 69-6 69-5 69-4 69-3 69-2 69-1 Francesco BrardinoniandOlavSlaymaker, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 211 Division) Landscapes (GSA QuaternaryGeologyandGeomorphology T46. GeomorphicDynamicsinGlacialandPeriglacialMountain SESSION NO.69 68-12

4:55 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:40 PM 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM 4:35 PM 4:15 PM CRATER, MARS PATTERNS ACROSS DUNE TOPOGRAPHY INPROCTOR CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION THE DRY VALLEYS, EAST ANTARCTICA PRODUCTION AT HIGHELEVATION ALLUVIAL FANS IN POSSIBLE TRIGGERSFORHOLOCENEMELTWATER Kowalewski, DouglasE.*;Lewis, Adam R.;Lepper, Kenneth: CURRENT RESULTS FAN DEPOSITSINTHE ANTARCTIC DRY VALLEYS: R.: Adam Lewis, Ramsey, Meridith A.*; Lepper, Kenneth;Zamora,Felix J.; ANALYTICAL METHODS FAN DEPOSITSINTHE ANTARCTIC DRY VALLEYS: R.: Adam Lewis, Lepper, Kenneth*;Ramsey, Meridith A.; Zamora,FelixJ.; PROCESSES INHIGH ALPINE TERRAIN LIDAR FORTHE ANALYSIS OFGEOMORPHODYNAMIC Lorenzo: THEPOTENTIAL OFREPEAT AIRBORNE Sailer, Rudolf*;Stötter, Johann;Klug,Christoph;Rieg, ITALIAN ALPS MOUNTAIN DRAINAGEBASINSOFTHEEASTERN SEDIMENT FLUXINGLACIAL AND PERIGLACIAL Mair, Volkmar:DEBRIS-FLOW LANDSLIDEAND Brardinoni, Francesco*;Scotti,Riccardo;Cavalli,Marco; HINDU-KUSH HIMALAYA REGION PATTERNS OFPERMAFROSTOCCURRENCE INTHE Gruber, Stephan*;Schmid,Marc-Olivier: COFFEE BREAK DISCUSSION LOW-RELIEF VERSUSMOUNTAIN LANDSCAPES CONDITIONING OFSTREAMGEOMORPHOLOGY IN Phillips, Roger T.J.*; Desloges,JosephR.:GLACIAL EVOLUTION OFGLACIATED BASINS POTENTIAL TOOL AND VIABLEINFLUENCEONTHE Spotila, James A.*: DRAINAGEDIVIDESTRUCTURE: NW SCOTLAND TRANSIENCE; GLENSHIEL AND THEMAMORERANGE, TESTING GLACIALLY INDUCEDLANDSCAPE Fame, MichelleL.*;Spotila,James A.; Owen,Lewis THE CANADIANCORDILLERA? HOW DOGLACIEREROSIONRATES VARY ACROSS Menounos, Brian*;Vogt, Robert; Aengenheyster, Matthias: NEW OBSERVATIONS BY SLIDINGVELOCITY AND HYDRAULICCONDITIONS: CONTROLLED Beyssac, Olivier:GLACIAL ABRASION Herman, Frederic*;Brughelli,Mattia;Lane,StuartN.; DRIVERS OFCHANGE AT DIFFERENTSCALES Slaymaker, Olav*:MOUNTAIN GEOMORPHOLOGY: THE INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CONCLUDING REMARKS SYSTEMS Fenton, Lori*:MARTIANAEOLIAN OSL DATING OFHIGHELEVATION OSL DATING OFHIGHELEVATION 19–22 October ESTIMATING A.:

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 70-12 70-11 70-10 70-9 70-8 70-7 70-6 70-5 70-4 70-3 70-2 70-1 Bruce A. Heise,JasonP. KenworthyandF. EdwinHarvey, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 214 Division) Mapping, andResourceManagementII(GSA Hydrogeology T51. GeologyandHydrologyoftheNationalParks:Research, SESSION NO.70 Sadredin C.Moosavi,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 219 Geoscience EducationDivision) T53. Place-Based Approaches toGeoscienceEducationII(GSA SESSION NO.71

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 1:30 PM 1:10 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM NATIONAL PARK AND ITSENVIRONS ENDANGERED SPECIES’ HABITATS INDEATH VALLEY ENERGY FACILITIES ONSHALLOW AQUIFER Hurst, RichardW.*: IMPACT OFPROPOSEDSOLAR CHANGING CLIMATE DYNAMIC HYDROLOGICAL SYSTEMSFUELEDBY A SERVICE: MANAGINGWITHIN A LANDSCAPEOF Weeks, DonP.*; Koslow, Melinda:U.S.NATIONAL PARK CLARK COUNTY NEVADA TULE SPRINGSFOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Donovan, David*: NATIONALPARK, ARKANSAS QUALITY OFTHEHOTSPRINGS Kresse, TimothyM.: Hays, Phillip*;Hart,RheannonM.;Fernandez,Josie; TEXAS, USA BASEFLOW CONTRIBUTIONSTO THEDEVILSRIVER, Bruecher, Taylor*; Urbanczyk,KevinM.;Bennett,Jeffery: GEOCHEMISTRY AND DISCHARGE AQUIFER ONTHEPECOSRIVER: A STUDY OF Jeffery: THEINFLUENCEOFEDWARDS-TRINITY Woodburn, JamesRussell*;Urbanczyk,KevinM.;Bennett, AMISTAD REACH AND RELATED SPRINGSINTHEBIGBENDTO CHANGES INTHEHYDROLOGY OFTHERIOGRANDE ASSESSMENT OFLONGTERM AND SEASONAL Ball, Jonas*;Urbanczyk,KevinM.;Bennett,Jeffery: AN THE RIOGRANDEWILD AND SCENICRIVER AND WHAT THEDATA SAYS: A CASESTUDY FROM WATER QUALITY STANDARDS, SHIFTINGBASELINES, Bennett, Jeffery*; Urbanczyk,KevinM.:EVALUATING BREAK OF THREEUNIQUEGEOLOGICSETTINGS GROUNDWATER-LEVEL RECORDS: A COMPARISON IN NATIONAL PARKS USINGCONTINUOUS Cutillo, Paula AQUIFERS A.*: CHARACTERIZING NATIONAL PARK (ACID AND HGDEPOSITION)INSHENANDOAH WATER RESPONSETO ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION GEOLOGIC CONTROLSONTHECHEMICAL STREAM Cosby, BernardJ.;Webb, J.R.;Galloway, JamesN.: Riscassi, Ami L.*;Robison, Andrew L.;Scanlon, Todd M.; MONITORING INTHEVOLCANOPARKS PARK SERVICE HYDROTHERMAL RESEARCH AND N.G.; Lowenstern,JacobB.:USGS/NATIONAL Hurwitz, S.; Lewicki,J.L;Newman, Alice; Randolph-Flagg, Ingebritsen, S.E.*;Bergfeld,Deborah;Evans,W.C.; GRAND CANYONNATIONAL PARK PAST AND PRESENTHYDROGEOLOGY RESEARCH AT Springer, Abraham E.*;Rice,Steven;Schindel,Graham: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS INTRODUCTORY REMARKS HYDROGEOLOGY OFTHEPROPOSED HYDROGEOLOGY AND WATERHYDROGEOLOGY AND SESSION NO.71

177 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 71

71-1 1:15 PM Duggan-Haas, Don*; Ross, Robert M.: TOOLS FOR 72-3 1:45 PM van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.*: PREDICTING STUDENT MAKING VIRTUAL FIELDWORK EXPERIENCES: INTENT TO PERSIST IN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY RESOURCES FROM THE REAL EARTH INQUIRY COURSES PROJECT 72-4 2:00 PM Wenner, Jennifer M.*; Baer, Eric M.D.; Burn, Helen E.: 71-2 1:30 PM Hopkins, Debby R.*; Duggan-Haas, Don: THE LEVELING THE QUANTITATIVE PLAYING FIELD WITH ADVANTAGES OF VIRTUAL FIELD EXPERIENCE IN THE THE MATH YOU NEED, WHEN YOU NEED IT K-12 CLASSROOM: THE FALLS OF THE BIG SIOUX 72-5 2:15 PM Lukes, Laura A.*; McConnell, David A.: COMPARING THE RIVER EXAM PREPARATION STRATEGIES OF HIGH AND 71-3 1:45 PM Berry, LaFawn*: SEVENTH GRADERS USE VIRTUAL LOW PERFORMING STUDENTS IN COLLEGE-LEVEL FIELDWORK DEVELOPMENT TO UNDERSTAND AND INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE COURSES EXPLAIN THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT 72-6 2:30 PM Mead, Chris*; Arthurs, Leilani: LEARNING STRATEGIES 71-4 2:00 PM Pokrzywinski, Andrea G.*: VIRTUAL INVESTIGATIONS IN AND ATTITUDES IN INTRODUCTORY-LEVEL ALASKA’S CHANGING CLIMATE, LANDSCAPE, AND GEOSCIENCE COURSES: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF CULTURE A DEPARTMENTAL SELF-STUDY 71-5 2:15 PM Zolynsky, Debra L.*; Duggan-Haas, Don; Cody, Spencer A.: 72-7 2:45 PM Douglass, David N.*: MAINTAINING A STRONG 2YC CLASSROOM CONNECTIONS: STUDENTS TEACHING GEOSCIENCE PROGRAM: PAST SUCCESSES – OTHERS OVER A THOUSAND MILES AWAY FUTURE CHALLENGES 71-6 2:30 PM Cody, Spencer A.*; Duggan-Haas, Don: VIRTUAL FIELD 3:00 PM BREAK EXPERIENCES: MAKING THE INACCESSIBLE, 72-8 3:15 PM McDaris, John R.*; Manduca, Cathryn A.; Macdonald, ACCESSIBLE R. Heather: SUPPORTING DIVERSE STEM STUDENTS 71-7 2:45 PM Kinzler, Rosamond J.*; Ebel, Denton; Harlow, George E.; USING THE WHOLE STUDENT FRAMEWORK Landman, Neil H.; Macdonald, Maritza; Mac Low, 72-9 3:30 PM Cruz-Boone, Christine A.*; Baron, Dirk; Negrini, Mordecai-Mark; Mathez, Edmond A.; Shara, Michael; Robert M.: MENTORING HISPANIC STUDENTS: Webster, James D.: PLACE-BASED TEACHING AND STUDENT SUCCESS AND RESEARCH MENTORING LEARNING IN AN URBAN RESIDENCY EARTH SCIENCE IN GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AT CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAM UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD 3:00 PM BREAK 72-10 3:45 PM Pugh, Kevin*; Phillips, Michael; Bergstrom, Cassendra; 71-8 3:15 PM Turner, Sheldon P.*; Horlock, Scott: SERVICE LEARNING Sexton, Julie M.; Riggs, Eric M.: GENDER IN THE IN THE CORN BELT: WHEN COMMUNITY, INDUSTRY, GEOSCIENCES: FACTORS RELATED TO ACADEMIC UNIVERSITY, AND HIGH SCHOOL WORK TOGETHER AND CAREER CHOICE TO BUILD A COMPREHENSIVE WATERSHED 72-11 4:00 PM Sexton, Julie M.*; Bergstrom, Cassendra; Parmley, MANAGEMENT PLAN Rhonda; Riggs, Eric M.; Pugh, Kevin: GENDER IN 71-9 3:30 PM Aufdenkampe, Anthony*; Gill, Susan; Marcum-Dietrich, THE GEOSCIENCES: MODEL OF DEPARTMENTAL Nanette: MODEL MY WATERSHED: AN ONLINE PLACE- PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE RECRUITMENT BASED HYDROLOGIC MODEL FOR SECONDARY AND AND RETENTION OF FEMALE UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE CLASSROOMS STUDENTS 71-10 3:45 PM Streib, Laura C.*; Visaggi, Christy C.: USING PLACE TO 72-12 4:15 PM Bergstrom, Cassendra*; Sexton, Julie M.; Parmley, HELP STUDENTS UNDERSTAND THE HISTORY OF LIFE Rhonda; Riggs, Eric M.; Pugh, Kevin: GENDER IN THE 71-11 4:00 PM Visaggi, Christy C.*: TEACHING PALEONTOLOGY USING GEOSCIENCES: DEPARTMENTAL GENDER-EQUITY PLACE-BASED EDUCATION IN GEORGIA CULTURE AND THE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF FEMALE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 71-12 4:15 PM Moosavi, Sadredin C.*: THE SPECIAL PLACE PROJECT: USE AND EFFICACY OF A PLACE-BASED CASE STUDY 72-13 4:30 PM Tempel, Regina*: WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND APPROACH TO TEACHING GEOSCIENCE IN A 2-YEAR ENGINEERING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, COLLEGE RENO: AN ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY FOR WOMEN IN GEOSCIENCE AND 4:30 PM DISCUSSION OTHER STEM MAJORS 4:45 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS 4:45 PM DISCUSSION

SESSION NO. 72 SESSION NO. 73 T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities I T63. International Field Experiences in the Geological Sciences II (National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geoscience (National Association of Geoscience Teachers) Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Supporting and Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year Colleges (SAGE 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 2YC) Program) Miriam Barquero-Molina and Robert L. Bauer, Presiding 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Robert H. Blodgett, Norlene R. Emerson and Bruce E. Herbert, Presiding 73-1 1:05 PM Bassett, Damon J.*; Iantria, Linnea A.: LISBON TO 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PORTO - AN INTRODUCTION TO GEOTOURISM AND GEOPARKS 72-1 1:15 PM Pugh, Kevin*; Phillips, Michael; Bergstrom, Cassendra; Sexton, Julie M.; Riggs, Eric M.: SUPPORTING 73-2 1:20 PM Hill, Joseph C.*; Cooper, Brian J.: UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING IN THE GEOSCIENCES: FIELD EXPERIENCE IN L’AINSA, HUESCA, SPAIN: INVESTIGATING THE RELATION BETWEEN THE PIGGY-BACK BASINS, PARALICS, AND THE PYRENEAN TEACHER-STUDENT DYNAMIC AND TRANSFORMATIVE OROGENY EXPERIENCE 73-3 1:35 PM Johnson, Aaron W.*; Sparks, C. Renee: EFFECTIVE 72-2 1:30 PM Miller, Gretchen L.*; Leinbach, Adrianne A.: A 2YC-4YC RECRUITING STRATEGIES, LEARNING OBJECTIVES, COLLABORATION IN NORTH CAROLINA TO RAISE AND RISK MANAGEMENT FOR FIELD STUDY IN THE INTEREST AND GENERATE MAJORS IN GEOSCIENCE BRITISH ISLES 73-4 1:50 PM Buelow, Ellen K.*; Mahoney, J. Brian; Kimbrough, David L.; Taylor, Samantha S.; Nehring, Brian; Hutter, Alex; Leidel,

178 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 74-4 74-3 74-2 74-1 Saugata Datta,Presiding Nurdan S.Duzgoren-Aydin, Geoffrey S.Plumlee,Suzette A. Mormanand 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 Health Division;GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision) T79. GlobalChallengesandHumanHealth(GSA Geologyand SESSION NO.74 73-10 73-9 73-8 73-7 73-6 73-5 73-12 73-11

2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:10 PM 1:00 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN-EAUCLAIRE THE INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSPROGRAM AT THE WITH COMMUNITY OUTREACHIN ARGENTINA: Alyssa: LINKINGUNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXTERNALITIES PAYMENT PARADIGM FORDESTRUCTIVE Stone, George T.*: DAMAGELIABILITY: A JUST EXTREME HOTWEATHER EVENTS ESTIMATING COMMUNITY HEALTH RISKSDURING Ho, HungChak*;Knudby, Anders; Huang,Wei: IMPLICATIONS FORENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH THE BUILT AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS, AND 2013 COLORADOFRONTRANGEFLOODINGON Cyrus J.;Reitman,James:IMPACTS OFTHESEPTEMBER Suzette A.; Kolpin,DanaW.; Driscoll,RhondaL.; Berry, Gregg Plumlee, Geoffrey S.*;Benzel,WilliamM.;Swayze, WELL-BEING LANDSCAPE FORTHEGEOSCIENCES AND HUMAN GLOBAL DISASTERPOLICY 2015-2025: A CHANGING Gowan, MonicaE.*;Kirk,Ray:PARADIGM SHIFTSIN INTRODUCTORY REMARKS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCHONTHE2012M MORPHOTECTONICS: KECKGEOLOGY CONSORTIUM Morrish, Shawn:INVESTIGATING MEGATHRUST Marshall, Jeff*; Gardner, Tom; Protti,Marino; UNDERGRADUATES (SVALBARD REU) GEOSCIENCE RESEARCHEXPERIENCEFORU.S. IN KONGSFJORD,SVALBARD: ARCTIC DYNAMICS AND OCEANOGRAPHICSTUDIES Brigham-Grette, Julie*;Powell,RossD.: MINE TAILING MATERIALS ABSORPTION BY PLANTSNEARMEDIEVAL-AGED Porter, MistyElisa*:TOXICITY OFHEAVY METAL BREAK STUDIES AT WESTCHESTERUNIVERSITY RUSSIAN ARCTIC: INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGY FIELD Nikitina, Daria*: STUDENT PERSPECTIVE GEOLOGY FIELDCAMP, TAŞKESTI, TURKIYE: DAKOTA SCHOOL OFMINES AND TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE INTHEMUSLIMWORLD: SOUTH Moreno, N.A.*;Heaton,E.J.;Bruvry, Andre: GEOLOGY PROGRAM WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE’SINTERNATIONAL FELLOWS NEW ZEALAND:RESULTS FROMUNIVERSITY OF Mahon, Luke:GEOMORPHICINVESTIGATIONS IN Brittany G.; Topper, NicholasD.;Jaeger, NicholasH.; Jol, HarryM.*;Nobes,David;Kennedy, DavidM.;Charlton, CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION EXPERIENCE ABROAD SOLES OFOURSHOES:PLANNINGFOR A FIELD Ruhl, Laura*;Shroat-Lewis,René A.: CHALLENGES TRIP DESTINATION-LOGISTICS, REWARDS, AND Rebecca L.:NICARAGUA-ANEMERGINGFIELD Ham, NelsonR.*;Flood, Tim P.; SchmeisserMcKean, AMERICA NICOYA EARTHQUAKE,COSTA RICA,CENTRAL A.; Holloway, JoAnnM.; Hoefen, Todd M.;Morman, FROM TROPICAL RAINFORESTTO THE 19–22 October LEARNING BY THE GLACIAL A W 7.6

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 74-13 74-12 74-11 74-10 74-9 74-8 74-7 74-6 74-5 75-5 75-4 75-3 75-2 75-1 Michael O.Garcia,J.RhodesandRosemaryHickey-Vargas, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 205/206 and Volcanology Division;GeochemicalSociety) Career ofFredFrey(GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, T117. Magmas and Their Sources II: A Tribute to the Distinguished SESSION NO.75

4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM DISEASED VERSUSNORMAL MICE BONE MINERAL COMPOSITIONVARIATIONS IN King, HelenE.*;Skinner, Catherine; Tommasini, Steven: UNITED STATES SOILS INTHESOUTHWESTERNREGIONOF PHYTOREMEDIATION OFMETAL CONTAMINATED Kifner, Lydia H.*;Martinez, Adrienne; Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S.: WATER HEADOFUTAH LAKE METALS INSEDIMENTS AT THEJORDAN RIVER DISTRIBUTION AND MOBILITY OFSELECTEDTRACE Weihong; Walther, Suzanne:EVALUATION OFTHE Sheryce; Jackson,JoshuaWilliam;Cadet,Eddy;Wang, Rakotoarisaona, Henintsoa*;Jackman,KevinW.; Henley, AND XRDCLUSTER ANALYSIS CORRELATIONS, GISGEOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS, VILLAGES THROUGHMULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL GEOCHEMISTRY INNWNIGERIANGOLDMINING LEAD CONTAMINATION: AN EXAMINATION OF Elrick, K.A.;Deocampo,DanielM.:ENVIRONMENTAL Taylor, LucyC.*;Pickering,Rebecca A.; Ballow, William B.; SOILS INNORTHERNNEWJERSEY IN URBANCOMMUNITY GARDENS AND RESIDENTIAL Bu, Kaixuan;Freile,Deborah: Daniel; McAlinden,Jordan;McKeon,Jeffrey; Zamora,Felix; Duzgoren-Aydin, NurdanS.*;Zdziarski,Mark; Aguirre, TRACE METAL EXPOSUREINHUMANS Plumlee, Geoffrey S.: Morman, Suzette A.*; Karwowski,M.P.; Woolf, A.D.; BREAK THAILAND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSINUTTARADIT, LARVAL DNESITY AND DENGUECASESCONSIDERING Sabeen; Sattar, Kinza:RELATIONSHIP OFDENGUE Sarfraz, MuhammadShahzad*; Tripathi, NitinKumar; Ali, HUDSON COUNTY, NEWJERSEY FOOD INSECURITY OFTHESENIORPOPULATION IN EFFECT COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY, TRAVEL, AND FIVE URBANPOORSOCIOECONOMIC AREAS THAT SUPERMARKETS TO SENIORCITIZENCENTERSIN Rosado, Lilliam*;Carter, Dinah:LOCATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AND SEA-LEVEL RISEONCOASTAL FIRSTNATIONS’ RESOURCE EXTRACTION, AMENITY MIGRATION, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTUREIMPACTS OF Hutchings, Rich*: FRACTIONATION INTHEINNERSOLARSYSTEM EVIDENCE FORSULFIDE CONTROL OFFE Francis, DonaldMichael*: AND PITFALLS AND LIQUID AS A TESTOFEQUILIBRIUM: PROMISES Putirka, Keith*:FE-MGEXCHANGEBETWEENOLIVINE CRUSTAL THICKNESS VARIATIONS INMAJORELEMENTCHEMISTRY AND PLAGIOCLASE-SPINEL MELTING MODEL TO GLOBAL IN MID-OCEANRIDGEBASALTS: APPLICATION OF A Behn, Mark*;Grove, Timothy: MELTING SYSTEMATICS RECORDERS OFUPPERMANTLEOXIDATION STATE Gaetani, Glenn*:A REASSESSMENTOFBASALTS AS AT LOW- TO INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURES CRYSTAL-FLUID PARTITIONING OFTRACEELEMENTS Watson, E.Bruce*:NON-EQUILIBRIUMEFFECTSIN A CASESTUDY INSOLASTALGIA: FOLK REMEDIES- A SOURCEOF PLANETARY BASALT LEAD CONCENTRATION SESSION NO.75

179 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 75

75-6 2:20 PM Milidragovic, Dejan*; Francis, Donald Michael: Linda A.: ASSESSING AEOLIAN INPUTS TO A LATE PICRITE EVIDENCE FOR WIDESPREAD FE-RICH PALEOZOIC SHALLOW MARINE SECTION HETEROGENEITIES IN THE ARCHEAN MANTLE 76-6 2:20 PM Montanez, Isabel P.*; DiMichele, William; Hren, Michael T.; 75-7 2:35 PM Mattielli, Nadine*; Haenecour, Pierre; Hublet, Geneviève; McElwain, Jennifer; Poulsen, Christopher J.; White, Duchemin, Claire; Debaille, Vinciane: CORRELATED Joseph D.; Wilson, Jonathan P.: RESOLVING

MG-ZN ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN ARCHEAN VEGETATION-CO2-CLIMATE FEEDBACKS DURING KOMATIITIC LAVA-FLOWS THE LAST ICEHOUSE — AN ELT COLLABORATIVE 2:50 PM BREAK APPROACH 75-8 3:05 PM Wallace, Paul*; Walowski, Kristina; Hauri, E.; Wada, Ikuko; 76-7 2:40 PM West, A. Joshua*; Torres, Mark A.; Li, Gaojun: MOVING Clynne, Michael A.: WANING DEHYDRATION OF MANTLE FORWARD WITH MARINE ISOTOPIC RECORDS GOING SERPENTINITE IN THE SUBDUCTING PLATE DRIVES BACK IN TIME - WHAT INSIGHTS INTO CENOZOIC SLAB MELTING BENEATH THE CASCADE ARC CONTINENTAL WEATHERING? 75-9 3:20 PM Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary*; Holbik, Sven P.; Tormey, Daniel: 76-8 2:55 PM Fox-Dobbs, Kena*; Snell, Kathryn E.; Fox, David L.; BASALTIC ROCKS FROM THE ANDEAN SOUTHERN Haveles, Andrew W.; Martin, Robert A.; Polissar, Pratigya J.; VOLCANIC ZONE: COMPARISON OF SYSTEMATIC Uno, Kevin T.; Feinberg, Joshua M.: THE PAST 4.5 ALONG-STRIKE AND SMALL SCALE GEOCHEMICAL MILLION YEARS OF SMALL MAMMAL EVOLUTION VARIATIONS AND THEIR ORIGINS IN THE GREAT PLAINS: USING MULTIPLE PROXIES TO TEST THE RELATIVE ROLES OF BIOTIC AND 75-10 3:35 PM Dungan, Michael*; Davidson, Jon; Frey, Fred; Hildreth, Wes; ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Langmuir, Charles H.; Rhodes, J. Michael; Cooper, L.B.; Reubi, O.: TRACE ELEMENT SYSTEMATICS PROVIDE 3:15 PM BREAK IMPORTANT INSIGHTS INTO THE ROLE OF CRUSTAL 76-9 3:30 PM Boyce, C. Kevin*; Peters, Shanan E.: FUNGAL ASSIMILATION DURING THE FORMATION OF SOME EVOLUTION IS NOT RELEVANT TO THE CALC-ALKALINE DIFFERENTIATION SERIES CARBONIFEROUS PEAK IN COAL DEPOSITION 75-11 3:50 PM Goldstein, Steven L.*; Jweda, J.; Dungan, Michael; 76-10 3:45 PM Sumner, Dawn Y.*: TERRESTRIAL BENTHIC MATS AS

Langmuir, Charles H.; Cai, Yue; Davidson, Jon: SITES OF O2 ACCUMULATION ON ARCHEAN EARTH UNRAVELING MANTLE AND SUBDUCTION 76-11 4:00 PM Crowe, Sean A.*; Finke, Niko; Konhauser, Kurt O.; Fowle, CONTRIBUTIONS IN A CONTINENTAL ARC VOLCANO: David A.: A MODERN ANALOGUE FOR PRECAMBRIAN TATARA-SAN PEDRO COMPLEX, CHILE MICROBIAL JUNGLES 75-12 4:05 PM Miller, Calvin F.*; Frazier, William O.; Carley, Tamara L.; 76-12 4:15 PM Kendall, Brian*; Creaser, Robert A.; Reinhard, Claiborne, Lily L.; Padilla, Abraham De Jesus; Thomas, Christopher T.; Anbar, Ariel D.: CONFIRMATION OF Dylan; Gualda, Guilherme A.R.: ZR/SR RATIOS MINIMAL POST-DEPOSITIONAL DISTURBANCE OF DISTINGUISH COOL & WET FROM HOT & DRY RHENIUM AND OSMIUM IN THE 2.50 GA MT. MCRAE MAGMATIC SUITES SHALE AND OSMIUM ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FOR LATE 75-13 4:20 PM Frost, Carol D.*; Frost, B. Ronald; Swapp, Susan M.: ARCHEAN OXIDATIVE WEATHERING TWO NEOARCHEAN LEUCOGRANITE SUITES FROM 76-13 4:30 PM Leckey, Erin H.*; Benhallam, Wassim; Bowman, Lindsey; THE TETON RANGE, WYOMING: EVIDENCE FOR Nold, Kathryn D.: COLLABORATION IN SUPPORT OF COLLISIONAL PLATE TECTONIC PROCESSES EARTH-LIFE TRANSITION RESEARCH, THE ROLE OF 75-14 4:35 PM Padilla, Abraham De Jesus*; Miller, Calvin F.; Bindeman, THE STEPPE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Ilya N.; Economos, Rita C.; Carley, Tamara L.; Banik, Tenley J.; Schmitt, Axel K.: GENERATING THE WORLD’S SESSION NO. 77 18 LOWEST MAGMATIC ZIRCON Δ O: MELTING OF T152. Transport of Micropollutants in Groundwater INTENSELY HYDROTHERMALLY ALTERED SOURCES (GSA Hydrogeology Division) AT AUSTURHORN INTRUSIVE COMPLEX, SE ICELAND 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 SESSION NO. 76 Traugott J. Scheytt, Carol J. Ptacek and William W. Woessner, Presiding T133. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Terrestrial Perspective 77-1 1:00 PM Lapen, David R.*: FATE AND TRANSPORT OF (Paleontological Society) EMERGING CONTAMINANTS TO SHALLOW 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 GROUNDWATER RESULTING FROM HUMAN AND ANIMAL WASTE PRODUCTS APPLIED TO LAND Nathan D. Sheldon, Noah Planavsky and Christopher T. Reinhard, Presiding 77-2 1:20 PM Vesely, William C.*; Vulava, Vijay M.: GEOCHEMICAL FATE 76-1 1:00 PM Cotton, Jennifer M.*; Cerling, Thure E.; Hoppe, Kathryn A.; AND TRANSPORT OF FLUOXETINE IN NATURAL SOIL Mosier, Thomas M.; Still, Christopher J.: CLIMATE, CO2 77-3 1:35 PM Vulava, Vijay M.*; Porter, J. Alex: GEOCHEMICAL FATE AND THE HISTORY OF C3 AND C4 GRASSES FROM THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM TO PRESENT ACROSS AND TRANSPORT OF SERTRALINE IN NATURAL SOILS NORTH AMERICA 77-4 1:50 PM Boudinot, F. Garrett*; Vulava, Vijay M.: SORPTION AND 76-2 1:15 PM Soreghan, Gerilyn S.*; Sur, Sohini; Owens, Jeremy D.; TRANSPORT OF SILDENAFIL IN NATURAL SOILS Raiswell, Rob; Heavens, Nicholas G.; Mahowald, Natalie M.; 77-5 2:05 PM Scheytt, Traugott J.*; Mueller, Beate; Gruetzmacher, Lyons, Timothy W.: THE POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL Gesche: SUITABILITY OF THERMALLY IMPACT OF EOLIAN DELIVERY OF REACTIVE IRON TO TREATED SEDIMENTS FOR ATTENUATION OF LATE PALEOZOIC ICEHOUSE SEAS MICROPOLLUTANTS 76-3 1:30 PM Gallagher, Timothy M.*; Sheldon, Nathan D.: REDOX 77-6 2:20 PM Cheng, Tao*; Wang, Qing: CO-TRANSPORT OF CONTROLS ON TERRESTRIAL CARBON BURIAL IN NATURAL PARTICULATE MATTERS AND SORBING LATE MESOPROTEROZOIC RIFT BASIN LAKES CONTAMINANTS IN GROUNDWATER 76-4 1:45 PM Sheldon, Nathan D.*: WAS THE MODERN PHOSPHORUS 77-7 2:35 PM Mondal, Pulin K.*; Furbacher, Paul D.; de Lima, Mateus X.; BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLE ESTABLISHED BY THE Krol, Magdalena M.; Sleep, Brent E.: DETERMINATION PALEOPROTEROZOIC? OF TRANSPORT BEHAVIOR OF CARBOXYMETHYL 76-5 2:00 PM Aciego, Sarah M.*; Wiltse, Megan R.; Soreghan, Gerilyn S.; CELLULOSE STABILIZED NANO-SCALE ZERO Bailey, Amy; Heavens, Nicholas G.; Simpson, Carl; Hinnov, VALENT IRON IN POROUS MEDIA THROUGH TWO-

180 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 78-8 78-7 78-6 78-5 78-4 78-3 78-2 78-1 James W. Roy, Kerry T.B. MacQuarrieSrandClareE.Robinson,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 Geobiology &GeomicrobiologyDivision) Engineering GeologyDivision;GeochemicalSociety;GSA Waters (GSA Hydrogeology Division;GSA Environmentaland T155. TheRoleofGroundwaterintheEutrophicationSurface SESSION NO.78 77-13 77-12 77-11 77-10 77-9 77-8

2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM MODELING DIMENSIONAL EXPERIMENTS AND NUMERICAL GROUNDWATER NUTRIENTLEVELS AND IMPACTS Maguigan, Michael A.*: COMPARISON OFSURFACE AND NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS AT TWOKARSTSPRINGS AND INTRUDINGRIVERWATER ONOXYGEN AND Ezell, John:THEINFLUENCEOFDIFFUSERECHARGE Brown, Amy L.*;Martin, JonathanB.;Screaton,Elizabeth; AND NUTRIENTDYNAMICS INTERACTIONS, STREAMBEDREDOXCONDITIONS, RESTORATION ONSURFACE WATER-GROUNDWATER TimothyDaniluk, L.: Lautz, LauraK.*;Gordon,RyanP.; Zimmer, Margaret; CYCLING IN A TIDALLY INFLUENCEDRIVER GROUNDWATER INTERACTIONS AND NITROGEN Samuel; Knights,Deon: Musial, Cole*;Sawyer, Audrey H.;Barnes,Rebecca;Bray, BEACH GROUNDWATERS DISCHARGINGTHROUGH A SANDY Gwenaelle: Couturier, Mathilde*;Lemay-Borduas, Frederike;Chaillou, AQUIFER NEARSHORE OCEANIC FORCINGONNUTRIENTPROCESSINGIN A Robinson, C.E.*; Anwar, Nawrin:INFLUENCEOF DELAWARE) INTERTIDAL BEACH AQUIFER (CAPEHENLOPEN, FRESHWATER-SALTWATER MIXINGZONEOF AN BIOGEOCHEMICAL DYNAMICSINTHESHALLOW RELATIONSHIP BETWEENTHEPHYSICAL AND Kim, KyraH.K.*;Michael,Holly A.; Ullman,William: BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND ROLEINEUTROPHICATION GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE:NITROGEN Kroeger, KevinD.*:COASTALSUBMARINE AND DURING FILTRATION OFSURFACE WATERS TENDENCIES CAUSEDBY COLLOIDAL MATERIALS IRREVERSIBLE ROMEMBRANESFOULING Afonja, Raphael*: MINING ACTIVITIES? GROUNDWATER AND LAKEWATER RELATED TO Groza, LauraG.;Moncur, Michael:PERCHLORATE IN Smith, LiannaJ.D.*;Ptacek,CarolJ.;Blowes,David; DISTRIBUTIONS IN A KARSTSPRINGINSW-GERMANY HERBICIDES WITHTURBIDITY AND PARTICLE SIZE Traugott J.:COMPARISON OFTHEOCCURRENCE Schiperski, Ferry*;Zirlewagen,Johannes;Scheytt, CATCHMENT MICROPOLLUTANTS AS INDICATORS IN A KARST Olav; Nödler, Karsten;Licha, Tobias; Scheytt, Traugott J.: Zirlewagen, Johannes*;Schiperski,Ferry;Hillebrand, AT A SEPTICSYSTEMSITE,LONGPOINT, ONTARIO PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDSINGROUNDWATER OF ACESULFAME-KPERSISTENCE AND AND Blowes, DavidW.: Ptacek, CarolJ.*;Groza,LauraG.;Robertson,William D.; REMOVAL GROUNDWATER:IN ALLUVIAL DETECTION AND Thurman, E.Michael*;Ferrer, Imma: BREAK DEGRADATION STATE OFCARBONIN PREVENTING/MITIGATION RELATIVE TRANSPORT IMPACTS OFSTREAM DYNAMIC SURFACE WATER- 19–22 October PHARMACEUTICALS

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 78-14 78-13 78-12 78-11 78-10 78-9 79-5 79-4 79-3 79-2 79-1 Carolyn B.Dowling,LeeJ.FloreaandKlausNeumann,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 110 Energy/Petroleum GeologyDiscipline) and EngineeringGeologyDivision;GSA GeophysicsDivision; Systems (GSA HydrogeologyDivision;GSA Environmental Hydrogeology withGround-SourceandOtherGeothermal T168. TheInteractionofGeophysics,Geochemistry, and SESSION NO.79

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:40 PM 1:25 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM GROUNDWATER REDUCE SOLUBLEPHOSPHORUSMOVEMENTIN A PERMEABLEREACTIVEBARRIERSYSTEMTO ALUMINUM WATER TREATMENT RESIDUALSIN Schmahl, WilliamE.*:FIELDSTUDY OFTHEUSE SYSTEMS AND OTHERSOURCES ALONG WASAGA BEACH:DECOMMISSIONEDSEPTIC PHOSPHORUS INDISCHARGINGGROUNDWATER Roy, JamesW.*; Spoelstra,John;Robertson,WilliamD.: TO SURFACE WATERS, HELENA VALLEY, MONTANA Swierc, James*:GROUNDWATER NUTRIENTLOADING PROCESSES THE GREAT LAKES:CHARACTERIZATION AND Denis: GROUNDWATER QUALITY AT BEACHESOF Bacca-Cortes, Gabriel;Malott,Spencer;O’Carroll, Philippe; Robinson,ClareE.;Smeaton,Christina; Rezanezhad, Fereidoun*;Van Cappellen, SHALLOW LAKESONTHEBOREAL PLAINS GROUNDWATER AND PHOSPHORUSDYNAMICSOF GLACIAL LANDFORM AND LANDSCAPEPOSITIONON Petrone, RichardM.;Devito,Kevin:INFLUENCEOF A.; Carl Mendoza, Achyut; Brian; Adhikari, Smerdon, Plach, JaninaM.*;Ferone,Jenny-Marie;Gibbons,Zabrina; ANALYSIS USING HYDROCHEMICAL TRACERS AND NUMERICAL LOADING TO A EUTROPHICLAKE: A FIELDSTUDY GROUNDWATER-CONTROLLED PHOSPHOROUS Postma, Dieke:A MULTI-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF Kidmose, Jacob;Karan,Sachin;Jessen,Soeren; Sascha; Czekaj,Joanna;Sebok,Eva;Duque,Carlos; Engesgaard, Peter*;Kazmierczak,Jolanta;Mueller, BREAK APPALACHIAN FENS ON NETPRIMARY PRODUCTIONINSOUTHERN PILES PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OFHEAT EXCHANGER THERMAL RESISTANCE EVALUATION AND Ozudogru, Tolga Y.*; Olgun,C.Guney;Senol, Aykut: THERMAL STORAGE INFLUENCE OFGROUNDWATER FLOWONSEASONAL GROUND-SOURCE BRIDGEDECK DEICING AND THE Bowers, G. Allen*; Ozudogru, Tolga Y.; Olgun,C.Guney: EXPERIMENT PERMEABILITY -RESULTS FROM A COLUMN OF AQUIFER HEAT STORAGE ONHYDRAULIC Milkus, ChristianD.*;Scheytt, Traugott J.:IMPACT UNIVERSITY AND HYDROSTRATIGRAPHY AT BALL STATE CORRELATION OFTEMPERATURE DATA TO THERMAL DISTRICT-SCALE GROUND-COUPLEDHEAT PUMPS– TO THERMOFACIESCONCEPT ASAPPLIED Neumann, Klaus;Samuelson, Alan C.:THE Siliski, Andrew*; Florea,LeeJ.;Dowling, Carolyn B.; SUBSURFACE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY VARIATIONS AS A POTENTIAL TOOL FORCHARACTERIZING DISCRETE-DEPTH HEAT DISSIPATION TESTS Sellwood, StephenM.*;Bahr, JeanM.;Hart,David J.: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SESSION NO.79

181 PM SUNDAY SESSION NO. 79

79-6 2:25 PM McCartney, John S.*; Baser, Tugce; Lu, Ning: UNDERSTANDING OF BOTH: AN EXAMPLE FROM CHARACTERIZATION OF A SOIL-BOREHOLE THERMAL NEWARK VALLEY, CENTRAL NEVADA ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM 80-10 3:50 PM Reagan, Jeremiah, Bristow*; Lafever, Roy; Negrini, 2:45 PM BREAK Robert M.: N-ALKANES AS BIOMARKERS FOR 79-7 3:05 PM Crowell, Anna M.*; Gosnold, Will D.: MAPPING HOLOCENE PALEOCLIMATE IN THE TULARE LAKE OPTIMUM LOCATIONS FOR GEOTHERMAL POWER CATCHMENT, CALIFORNIA, USA PRODUCTION: COLORADO, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN, 80-11 4:05 PM Renaut, Robin W.*; Owen, R. Bernhart: PLEISTOCENE NEBRASKA, AND NORTH DAKOTA PALEOLAKES OF THE SOUTHERN KENYA RIFT: A 79-8 3:20 PM Majorowicz, Jacek*: WCSB GEOTHERMAL; WHERE TRANSITION FROM FLUVIAL TO GROUNDWATER IT IS HOT AND WHERE IT IS NOT- A REVIEW OF RECHARGE AND ITS IMPACT ON SEDIMENTATION GEOTHERMAL STATE OF THE FORELAND BASIN 80-12 4:20 PM Scott, Jennifer J.*; Dutchak, Alex R.; Plante, Kyle E.; 79-9 3:35 PM Clough, James G.*; Daanen, Ronald; Benoit, Dick; Maybury, Braden R.P.; Smith, M. Elliot: “ALGAL HEADS” Holdmann, Gwen; Harun, Nina T.: DYNAMIC AND TRAVERTINE ON THE SOUTHERN LAKE MARGIN INTEGRATION OF GEOTHERMAL DATA: AN EXAMPLE OF THE EOCENE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, FROM PILGRIM HOT SPRINGS, ALASKA WYOMING AND COLORADO 79-10 3:50 PM López, Dina L.*; Grimaldi, David A.; Williams, Stanley; 80-13 4:35 PM Castendyk, Devin*; Hawes, Ian; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Mackey, Sanchez, Angelica E.: SPATIAL ANALYSIS AND Tyler J.; Jungblut, Anne: CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAKE DIRECTIONAL STATISTICS APPLIED TO THE VANDA, ANTARCTICA: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE CORRELATION OF GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL SCENARIOS ANOMALIES AND FAULT ZONES 4:50 PM DISCUSSION 79-11 4:10 PM Grimaldi, David A.*; Lopez, Dina L.; Magaña, Maria Ines: APPLYING GEOGRAPHICAL WEIGHTED REGRESSION SESSION NO. 81 TO GEOCHEMICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL VARIABLES IN T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient GEOTHERMAL FIELDS: SAN VICENTE GEOTHERMAL Systems II (Paleontological Society) FIELD, EL SALVADOR 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 79-12 4:25 PM Wishart, DeBonne Natalie*: FLUID EVOLUTION AND Amelinda E. Webb, Darrin J. Molinaro, Ben M.J. Collins, Austin J.W. Hendy, GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURE OF MINERAL SPRINGS: Gary J. Motz and Michael E. Burns, Presiding A MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL APPROACH 81-1 1:00 PM Roopnarine, Peter*: ANCIENT AND MODERN 79-13 4:40 PM Ezzedine, Souheil*: UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION COMMUNITIES AS RECIPROCAL ANALOGUES OF OF CALCITE REACTIVE TRANSPORT IN FRACTURED PERSISTENCE AND STABILITY POROUS RESERVOIR 81-2 1:20 PM Bennington, J. Bret*; Aronson, Myla F.J.: THE UTILIZATION SESSION NO. 80 OF PALEONTOLOGICAL DATA IN ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 21ST T172. Terminal Lakes—In Honor of Blair Jones CENTURY (GSA Limnogeology Division) 81-3 1:35 PM Huntley, John Warren*; Fürsich, Franz T.; Alberti, Matthias; 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 Hethke, Manja; Liu, Chunlian: A COMPLETE HOLOCENE Michael R. Rosen, Scott W. Starratt and Daniel M. Deocampo, Presiding RECORD OF TREMATODE PREVALENCE FROM THE 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PEARL RIVER DELTA, CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL CHANGE AND THE FUTURE OF DISEASE 80-1 1:05 PM Bowser, Carl J.*: BLAIR F. JONES: HONORING HIS CAREER AND LIFETIME ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81-4 1:50 PM Park Boush, Lisa*; Bender, Sarah; Michelson, Andrew V.; Myrbo, Amy; Bernard, Miranda; Roy, Zohra; Brady, Kristina: 80-2 1:25 PM Deocampo, Daniel M.*: BLAIR JONES AND THE CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY AND THE MOLLUSK GEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF SALINE LAKES COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO CLIMATE AND SEA LEVEL 80-3 1:40 PM Ibarra, Daniel E.*; Chamberlain, C. Page: MODELING CHANGES IN AN INLAND BLUE HOLE--DUCK POND TERMINAL LAKE TEMPERATURE AND RUNOFF USING BLUE HOLE, ELEUTHERA, THE BAHAMAS OSTRACOD PALEOCLIMATE RECORDS 81-5 2:10 PM Michelson, Andrew V.*; Ash, Jeanine L.; Viteri, Maria; 80-4 1:55 PM Sack, Dorothy*: THE ROLE OF DESERT Spergel, Julian; Park Boush, Lisa: LIVE/DEAD BASIN PALEOLAKE GEOMORPHOLOGY IN AGREEMENT OF LACUSTRINE OSTRACODE PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RECONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLAGES DECLINES WITH INCREASING 80-5 2:10 PM Allander, Kip K.*; Niswonger, Richard G.: INNOVATIVE HUMAN IMPACT: A NEW TOOL FOR CONSERVATION METHODS FOR SIMULATION OF TERMINAL LAKE PALEOBIOLOGY SYSTEMS – THE CASE STUDY OF WALKER LAKE 81-6 2:25 PM Tyler, Carrie L.*; Kowalewski, Michal: BEYOND 80-6 2:30 PM Zimmerman, Susan Herrgesell*; Hemming, Sidney R.; MOLLUSKS: A MULTI-TAXIC EVALUATION OF THE Deino, Alan L.; Jayko, Angela S.; Colman, Steven M.; FIDELITY OF BETA DIVERSITY Starratt, Scott W.: PROSPECTS FOR A MILLION-YEAR 81-7 2:40 PM Casebolt, Sahale N.*; Kowalewski, Michal; Cummings, HISTORY OF THE MONO LAKE BASIN FROM A LONG Katherine: THE HABITAT SPECIFICITY OF PATCHINESS: DRILL CORE SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF SEAGRASS-ASSOCIATED 80-7 2:45 PM Rosen, Michael R.*: ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS FOR MOLLUSK DEATH ASSEMBLAGES IN SAN SALVADOR, THE ORIGIN OF THE BRINE IN BRISTOL DRY LAKE, BAHAMAS WESTERN USA 81-8 2:55 PM Feser, Kelsey M.*; Miller, Arnold I.: DIAGNOSING 3:00 PM BREAK ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN SEAGRASS BEDS BASED ON STRATIGRAPHIC TRANSITIONS IN 80-8 3:15 PM Heyvaert, Alan C.*: RESPONSE OF ENDORHEIC MOLLUSCAN DEATH ASSEMBLAGES PYRAMID LAKE TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN THE TRUCKEE RIVER 3:10 PM BREAK BASIN 81-9 3:25 PM Simpson, Andrew G.*; Wing, Scott L.; Fenster, Charles: 80-9 3:35 PM Redwine, Joanna*: RELATIVE DATING PAIRED WITH GENUS-LEVEL DIVERSIFICATION IN THE ROSALES COSMOGENIC DATING MAY LEAD TO A BETTER RESULTS FROM A THREE-WAY INTERACTION

182 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 82-11 82-10 82-9 82-8 82-7 82-6 82-5 82-4 82-3 82-2 82-1 James C.LamsdellandCurtisR.Congreve,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 Society) Phylogenetic MethodstotheFossilRecord(Paleontological T214. UnearthingtheHistoryofLife:The Application of SESSION NO.82 81-14 81-13 81-12 81-11 81-10

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:40 PM 4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM RANGE SIZE, AND WITHIN-GENUSSPECIESRICHNESS BETWEEN ANIMAL DISPERSAL,LARGEGEOGRAPHIC SPECIES ECOLOGY AND EXTERNAL CAUSAL Lamsdell, JamesC.*;Selden,Paul A.: EXTINCTION DIVERSITY DURINGTHELATE ORDOVICIANMASS AND THEPRESERVATION OFPHYLOGENETIC Mark E.: Krug, Andrew Z.*;Congreve,CurtisR.;Patzkowsky, ORDOVICIAN MASSEXTINCTIONEVENT BRACHIOPODS AND THEIRRELATIONSHIP TO THE Mark E.: Congreve, CurtisR.*;Krug, Andrew Z.;Patzkowsky, BOUNDARY GROUPS FOLLOWINGTHECRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE FALLOF ARBOREALRISE AND AVIAN Boris: THE Crouch, NicholasM.A.*;Ramanauskas,Karolis;Igic, BREAK MACROEVOLUTIONARY PALEOBIOLOGY CHAIN MONTECARLO APPROACHES TO Wagner, PeterJ.*: LAURENTIAN BRACHIOPODS PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY OFLATE ORDOVICIAN Bauer, JenniferE.*;Stigall, Alycia L.:PHYLOGENETIC ADD PHYLOGENETICSIGNAL? Tweedt, Sarah*:DOESDEVELOPMENTAL INFORMATION IS CONFLATED WITHPHYLOGENETIC ABSENCE TREES WHENNON-PRESERVATION OFMORPHOLOGY Sansom, Robert*:FOSSIL TAXA READILY SLIDEDOWN GASTROPODS HISTORIES OFCENTRAL AMERICAN TURRITELLINE Sang, Stephanie*; Allmon, Warren D.:PHYLOGENETIC BRACHIOPOD GENUSGLYPTORTHIS PHENOTYPIC EVOLUTIONINTHEORDOVICIAN MODELS OFTRAITEVOLUTION:EXAMINING Wright, DavidF.*:PHYLOGENIES, AND FOSSILS, PHYLOGENY? Anne: WHAT CANFOSSILSREALLY TELL US ABOUT Wills, Matthew*;Mounce,Ross;Sansom,Robert;O’Connor, BAY, TX) AGES OFTHEBIVALVE MULINIA LATERALIS (COPANO AND SEDIMENTRECYCLINGUSINGPOSTMORTEM Olszewski, Thomas D.*:TRACINGBURIAL HISTORY MOLLUSKS VIA AMINO ACID RACEMIZATION OFHOLOCENE TIME-AVERAGING INTHECHESAPEAKEBAY Martinez, Aaron M.*;Lockwood,Rowan: RESTORATION A BASELINEFORCHESAPEAKEBAY OYSTER PLEISTOCENE FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES TO ESTABLISH Grant, Amanda N.;Kusnerik,KristopherM.:USING Lockwood, Rowan*;Bonanni,S.I.;Dale,EricR.; PINECREST BIVALVE FAUNA OFSARASOTA, FLORIDA PALEOECOLOGY, AND FATE OFTHEHUMONGUS Stanley, StevenM.*: SHIFTS INTHECALIFORNIANPROVINCE LATE PLEISTOCENE-RECENT GEOGRAPHICRANGE ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF Orzechowski, Emily A.*; Finnegan,Seth;Lindberg,DavidR.: PHYLOGENETICALLY RANDOMEXTINCTIONS PHYLOGENETIC PATTERNS OFSTROPHID THE APPLICATION OFMARKOV ENVIRONMENTAL STRATIGRAPHY, 19–22 October CLADE HISTORY, ESTIMATING

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 82-15 82-14 82-13 82-12 83-10 83-9 83-8 83-7 83-6 83-5 83-4 83-3 83-2 83-1 Thomas MuellerandJohnM.Ferry, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 122 Petrology, andVolcanology Division) in MetamorphicRocksII(GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, T217. Mechanisms,Rates,andTimescales ofTexture Formation SESSION NO.83

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 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 PM 1:15 1:00 PM ANAGENESIS INTHEFOSSIL RECORD INVESTIGATIONAN OF AND LAMBEOSAURINAE Hobe, StephenJ.*:CRANIOFACIAL ONTOGENY IN EPISODIC BURSTS Organ, ChrisL.:DINOSAURRUNNINGEVOLVED IN Gardner, JacobD.*;Wilson,JohnP.; Flora,HolleyM.; FOSSIL RECORD THE PINEAL EYEFROMPHYLOGENETICS AND THE Gelnaw, WilliamB.*:INSIGHTSTO THEEVOLUTIONOF FISHES (SARCOPTERYGII) DURINGTHEPALEOZOIC ECOMORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTIONOFLOBE-FINNED Juarez, BryanH.*;Sallan,Lauren: RECOVERY DURINGPALAEOZOIC MASSEXTINCTIONS SURVIVALFACTORSINFLUENCE ARTHROPOD AND PARTIAL MELTING: PRELIMINARY RESULTS GRANULITE METAMORPHISM, INTRUSION, AND COMPOSITION ONGARNETGROWTH DURING THE EFFECTOFCHANGINGEFFECTIVE BULK Kenneth S.; OdomParker, Karen:MODELING Stowell, Harold*;Norton,Rebecca A.; Horkley, L. WASHINGTON MIGMATITIC GNEISSESOFTHESKAGITGNEISS, OLIGOCLASE-LABRADORITE PLAGIOCLASEIN TRACE ELEMENTCOMPOSITIONAL DIVERSITY OF Talley, HenryS.*;Hirsch,DavidM.;Rusk,BrianG.: OROGEN, SWMONTANA MELTING INTHEPALEOPROTEROZOIC BIGSKY AND U-PBEVIDENCEFORSYN-OROGENICCRUSTAL Condit, CaileyB.*;Mahan,KevinH.: BREAK AND WHICHGARNETTO CHOSE? THERMOMETRY, RETROGRADECATION DIFFUSION, Boggs, Katherine*;Corriveau,Louise: LARGE, HOTOROGEN TIME HISTORY INRETROGRESSEDECLOGITEFROM A DIFFUSIONAL LENGTHSCALES, AND TEMPERATURE- Marsh, Jeff*: METAMORPHIC PHASERELATIONS, BEARING SYMPLECTITES FOR REPLACEMENTOFKYANITE BY SAPPHIRINE- CHEMICAL POTENTIAL RELATIONSHIPS TO ACCOUNT Baldwin, Julia A.*; Powell,Roger:USINGCALCULATED CENTRAL ALPS EUROPEAN OF UHTGRANULITESFROMTHEGRUFCOMPLEX, TEXTURES TO CONSTRAINTHEP-T-T EVOLUTION USING MAJOR AND ACCESSORY MINERAL REACTION Oalmann, Jeffrey*; Möller, Andreas; Bousquet, Romain: ISLANDS, PAPUA NEWGUINEA CONSTRAINTS FROMZIRCON,D’ENTRECASTEAUX METAMORPHISM: U-PB AND TRACE-ELEMENT A.: Samuel Bowring, DesOrmeau, JoelW.*; Gordon,Stacia;Little, Timothy MOJAVE DESERT, CA GRADE METAMORPHIC ROCKSOFTHESOUTHERN MINERALIZATION AND REMOBILIZATION INHIGH- INSIGHT INTO RAREEARTHELEMENT Cottle, JohnM.*; McKinney, S. Tyson: GEOCHRONOLOGIC METAMORPHIC ROCKS FOR MONAZITEDISSOLUTION/RE-PRECIPITATION IN Ibrahim; Diniz,Emre;Gaber, IsisW.: Catlos, E.J.*;Miller, NathanR.; Atakturk, Katelyn;Çemen, TIMESCALES OF(U)HP THE ZIRCON TEXTURES BAPROXY ASA SESSION NO.83 GRANULITE

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83-11 3:45 PM Burnley, Pamela*: STRESS PERCOLATION PATTERNS 85-2 1:15 PM Ojakangas, Richard W.*; Srinivasan, R.; Hegde, V.S.; AS A TEMPLATE FOR COMPOSITIONAL BANDING IN Srikantia, S.V.; Chadrakant, S.M.: ARCHEAN (2.7 GNEISS GA) GLACIOMARINE SEDIMENTATION, WESTERN 83-12 4:00 PM Bobyarchick, Andy R.*: VORTICITY, KINEMATICS AND DHARWAR CRATON, SOUTHERN INDIA PARTITIONING IN PORPHYROCLASTIC GNEISS 85-3 1:30 PM Bekker, Andrey*: WHEN, WHY, AND HOW OF THE GREAT 4:15 PM PANEL DISCUSSION OXIDATION EVENT 4:45 PM DISCUSSION 85-4 1:45 PM Heubeck, Christoph*: THE MOODIES GROUP (3.22- 3.21 GA), BARBERTON GREENSTONE BELT: A SESSION NO. 84 MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARCHIVE OF ARCHEAN INFORMATION T227. Ice in the Solar System: Mars to Pluto and Icy Worlds in Between (GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural 85-5 2:00 PM Eriksson, Kenneth A.*: SURFACE PROCESSES ON THE Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and EARLY PRECAMBRIAN EARTH – A RETROSPECTIVE Geomorphology Division) 85-6 2:15 PM Grotzinger, John*; Science Team, MSL: FLUVIAL- LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY, 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 GALE CRATER, MARS Robert T. Pappalardo, Louise Prockter, D. Alex Patthoff and Emily S. Martin, 2:30 PM BREAK Presiding 85-7 2:45 PM Fedo, Christopher M.*; Brengman, Latisha Ashley: 84-1 1:00 PM Grimm, Robert E.*; Stillman, David E.; McGinnis, Ronald N.: REVISITING THE STRATIGRAPHIC SETTING OF THE CHARACTERIZATION OF GROUND ICE USING ~3 GA BUHWA GREENSTONE BELT, ZIMBABWE COMPLEX RESISTIVITY 85-8 3:00 PM Brengman, Latisha Ashley*; Fedo, Christopher M.; 84-2 1:15 PM Mellon, Michael T.*: HIGH-LATITUDE GROUND ICE ON Whitehouse, Martin J.: FROM SOURCE TO SINK: SILICON MARS ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF BEDROCK, DETRITAL 84-3 1:30 PM Scully, Jennifer E.C.*; Russell, C.T.; Yin, An; Jaumann, R.; QUARTZ ARENITES, CHERT, AND BIF FROM THE ~3 GA Carey, Elizabeth M.; McSween, Harry; Castillo-Rogez, BUHWA GREENSTONE BELT, ZIMBABWE Julie C.; Raymond, Carol A.; Reddy, V.; Le Corre, L.: 85-9 3:15 PM Stefurak, Elizabeth J.T.*; Lowe, Donald R.; Zentner, GEOMORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR IMPACT- Danielle B.; Fischer, Woodward W.: PRIMARY SILICA INDUCED, LOCALIZED, TRANSIENT FLOW OF WATER GRANULES — INSIGHTS INTO SILICA PRECIPITATION ON VESTA MECHANISMS IN EARLY ARCHEAN SEAWATER 84-4 1:45 PM McCord, Thomas B.*; Combe, Jean-Philippe: CERES: 85-10 3:30 PM Simonson, Bruce M.*; O’Brien, Maura; Buchwaldt, DAWN VISITS A WARM WET PLANET Robert; Bowring, Samuel A.; Hassler, Scott W.; Beukes, 84-5 2:00 PM White, Oliver Luke*; Umurhan, Orkan Mehmet; Howard, Nicolas J.: NEW GEOCHRONOLOGICAL DATA FROM Alan D.; Moore, Jeffrey: MODELING OF SUBLIMATION- THE BOOLGEEDA BIF AND WOONGARRA RHYOLITE, DRIVEN EROSION AND ICE PINNACLE FORMATION ON HAMERSLEY GROUP (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CALLISTO 85-11 3:45 PM Tosca, Nicholas*; Guggenheim, Stephen; Pufahl, Peir K.: 84-6 2:20 PM Malaska, Michael J.*; Radebaugh, Jani; Lopes, THE ORIGIN OF GREENALITE IN ARCHEAN AND Rosaly M.C.; Mitchell, Karl L.; Hayes, Alexander G.; PALEOPROTEROZOIC SEDIMENTS: NEW INSIGHT INTO Le Gall, Alice; Turtle, Elizabeth; Solomonidou, Anezina; THE CHEMISTRY OF FERRUGINOUS WATERS Lorenz, Ralph: LABYRINTH TERRAIN ON TITAN 85-12 4:00 PM Hahn, Katherine*; Turner, Elizabeth C.: MARINE 2:35 PM BREAK DIAGENESIS OF MESOPROTEROZOIC DEEP-WATER 84-7 2:50 PM Roberts, James H.*: WARMING THE FROZEN HEART OF SEEP MOUNDS ENCELADUS 85-13 4:15 PM McBride, J.H.*; Keach, R. William; Leetaru, Hannes E.: 84-8 3:10 PM Mitchell, Karl L.*; Vance, Steven: CONDUIT FLOW 3D VISUALIZATION OF DEPOSITIONAL SEQUENCES FEEDING PLUMES ON ENCELADUS BENEATH ILLINOIS BASIN PALEOZOIC: CLUES TO ORIGIN OF PROTEROZOIC CRUST IN USA MID- 84-9 3:25 PM Pappalardo, Robert T.*: RIDGE AND TROUGH TERRAINS CONTINENT ON ICY WORLDS 85-14 4:30 PM Medig, Kirsti P.R.*; Thorkelson, Derek J.; Davis, 84-10 3:40 PM Patthoff, D. Alex*; Pappalardo, Robert T.; Chilton, Heather; William J.; Rainbird, Robert H.; Gibson, H. Daniel; Turner, Thomas, Peter: ENCELADUS’S DIVERSE RIDGE Elizabeth C.; Marshall, Daniel D.: RECONFIGURING TERRAINS SUPERCONTINENT COLUMBIA: PINNING 84-11 3:55 PM Craft, Kathleen L.*; Walker, Catherine C.; Patterson, G. NORTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA TO NORTHWESTERN Wesley: EXPLORING MECHANISMS FOR SHALLOW LAURENTIA USING A NEAR-UNIMODAL DETRITAL SILL FORMATION BENEATH DOUBLE RIDGES ON ZIRCON POPULATION EUROPA 85-15 4:45 PM Gilleaudeau, Geoffrey J.*; Sahoo, Swapan K.; Kah, 84-12 4:15 PM Martin, Emily S.*; Watters, Thomas R.: ENCELADUS’S Linda C.; Henderson, Miles A.; Frei, Robert; Kaufman, TECTONIC HISTORY IN DEEP TIME Alan J.: INTEGRATED CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF 84-13 4:30 PM Nahm, Amanda L.*; Kattenhorn, Simon A.: TOPOGRAPHIC UPPER VINDHYAN SEQUENCE CARBONATES, ANALYSIS OF SAMARIA FOSSA: A NORMAL FAULT ON CENTRAL INDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEPOSITIONAL ENCELADUS AGE AND GLOBAL CORRELATIONS

SESSION NO. 85 T239. Precambrian Sedimentology: From the Field to the Laboratory II (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 Christopher M. Fedo, John Grotzinger and Edward L. Simpson, Presiding 85-1 1:00 PM Van Loon, Antonius*; De, Shuvabrata: ARCHEAN CONGLOMERATES IN JHARKHAND (E INDIA) OPEN THE GATE TO TERRA INCOGNITA

184 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 87

86-13 11:15 AM Moder, Christoph*: AUTOMATED WORKFLOW FOR TESTING PLATE RECONSTRUCTIONS WITH MONDAY, 20 OCTOBER 2014 COMPUTER MODELS 86-14 11:30 AM Strayer, Luther M.*; Suppe, John: ROLE OF STRUCTURAL STYLE ON CRITICAL TAPER WEDGE STRENGTH AND GEOMETRY FROM DISTINCT-ELEMENT MODELING MORNING 86-15 11:45 AM Oakley, David O.S.*; Fisher, Donald M.; Gardner, ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS Thomas W.: INVERSE TRISHEAR MODELING OF BEDDING DIP DATA SESSION NO. 86 SESSION NO. 87 Crustal Deformation Processes—From Orogens and Oroclines to Meteorite Impacts: Recent Advances Based on Field and Fluvial Geomorphology Modeling Studies 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 Sarah L. Lewis and David P. Dethier, Presiding Gabriel Gutiérrez-Alonso, Stephen T. Johnston and Jessica Shaw, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 86-1 8:00 AM Yin, An*; Brandl, Günther; Kröner, Alfred: A FOLDED 87-1 8:05 AM Rundall, Jeremiah*; Parsons, Benjamin E.; Jorgensen, HIMALAYAN-STYLE COLLISIONAL-OROGEN MODEL Michael R.; Emerman, Steven H.: TOWARDS A NEW AM FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE LIMPOPO BELT IN SOUTH CLASSIFICATION OF RIVERS BASED UPON GENERIC AFRICA: IMPLICATIONS FOR RECONSTRUCTING AN STAGE-DISCHARGE RATING CURVES AMALGAMATED ARCHEAN CRATON 87-2 8:20 AM Free, Bryon J.*; Ely, Lisa L.; Ritchie, Andrew; Baumgartner, 86-2 8:15 AM Wafa, Berkana*; Ling, Wenli: NEOPROTEROZOIC Spencer; Lund, Craig; McCausland, Nickolas: OROGENY-RELATED MAGMATIC EVENT IN THE QUANTIFYING SEDIMENT DISTRIBUTION AND LARGE NORTHWESTERN YANGTZE BLOCK AND ITS WOODY DEBRIS FOLLOWING THE REMOVAL OF IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNIFICATION OF SOUTH THE GLINES CANYON DAM ON THE ELWHA RIVER, CHINA WASHINGTON

86-3 8:30 AM Gutiérrez-Alonso, Gabriel*; Shaw, Jessica; Johnston, 87-3 8:35 AM Greenwood, Philip*; Fister, Wolfgang; Kuhn, Nikolaus J.: MONDAY Stephen T.: FLEXURAL ACCOMMODATION OF THE POSSIBLE INFLUENCE OF THE INVASIVE PLANT, OROCLINAL BUCKLING AT THE CORE OF PANGEA: IMPATIENS GLANDULIFERA (HIMALAYAN BALSAM), A STRUCTURAL STUDY OF THE CANTABRIAN ON THE SEDIMENT DYNAMICS OF INLAND RIVER OROCLINE, NW IBERIAN MASSIF SYSTEMS IN TEMPERATE REGIONS 86-4 8:45 AM Repasch, Marisa N.*; Carrigan, James H.; Pares, Josep M.; 87-4 8:50 AM Persico, Lyman P.*; Welther, Chris: IMPRINTS Anastasio, David J.: FOLD KINEMATICS RESOLVED IN OF PLEISTOCENE GLACIATION ON STREAM THE SANT LLORENÇ DE MORUNYS GROWTH FOLD, MORPHOLOGY IN NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SOUTHEASTERN PYRENEES, SPAIN 87-5 9:05 AM Lewis, Sarah L.*; Safeeq, Mohammad; Grant, Gordon E.: 86-5 9:00 AM Abus, Eren D.*; Dilek, Yildirim: THE STRUCTURAL LONG-TERM HYDROLOGIC AND SEDIMENT ARCHITECTURE OF THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE DYNAMICS: DISENTANGLING EFFECTS OF FOREST EXTERNAL AND THE INTERNAL ALBANIDES-ALBANIA HARVEST, WESTERN CASCADES, OREGON 86-6 9:15 AM Kelty, Tom K.*; Finney, Stanley C.: TECTONIC ERRATICS 87-6 9:20 AM Dunne, Thomas*; Constantine, José A.; Harrison, - REMARKABLE EXOTIC BLOCKS EMPLACED BY THE Lee R.: GSA QUATERNARY GEOLOGY AND HENDERSON THRUST, EUREKA COUNTY, NEVADA GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISION DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD: EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT SUPPLY ON RIVER 86-7 9:30 AM Mueller, Nicholas*; Katopody, David; Oldow, John S.: FAULT CHANNEL MIGRATION GEOMETRY, BASIN EVOLUTION, AND DISPLACEMENT TRANSFER ALONG THE FISH LAKE VALLEY FAULT 9:50 AM BREAK ZONE, EASTERN CALIFORNIA-SOUTHWESTERN 87-7 10:05 AM Pierson, Thomas C.*; Major, Jon J.; Iroumé, Andrés; NEVADA Andreoli, Andrea; Ulloa, Héctor; Amigo, Álvaro; 86-8 9:45 AM Franco-Rubio, Miguel*; Alva-Valdivia, Luis M.; Bertin, Daniel; Castro, Jonathan M.: ACCELERATED Urrutia-Fucugauchi, Jaime; Torres-Knight, Ricardo; GEOMORPHIC RESPONSE TO MASSIVE SEDIMENT Hinojosa-De la Garza, Octavio; Reyes-Cortes, Ignacio A.; LOADING BY THE 2008–2009 ERUPTION OF CHAITÉN Perez-Sanchez, Cecilio; Corral-Gutierrez, Josue: VOLCANO, CHILE, FOLLOWED BY RAPID RECOVERY EXTENSIONAL TECTONICS OF CENTRAL-NORTHERN 87-8 10:20 AM Van Arsdale, Roy B.*; Balco, Greg; Bierman, Paul R.; MEXICO Rood, Dylan H.; Rovey, Charles; Cox, Randel T.; Lumsden, 10:00 AM BREAK David N.; Parks, Alan: THE PLIOCENE MISSISSIPPI RIVER 86-9 10:15 AM Mitra, Shankar*; Paul, Debapriya: STRUCTURAL GEOMETRIES AND SECONDARY FAULT PATTERNS 87-9 10:35 AM Hanson, Paul R.*; Lee, Kun-Yuan; Howard, L.M.: HISTORIC ASSOCIATED WITH EXTENSIONAL FAULT- CHANGES IN STREAM CHANNEL MIGRATION RATES IN PROPAGATION FOLDS LONG PINE CREEK, NEBRASKA 86-10 10:30 AM Andam, Esther Owusua*; Bansah, Samuel: 87-10 10:50 AM Shobe, Charles M.*; Hancock, Gregory S.; Eppes, LITHOLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS Martha C.; Small, Eric E.: THE INFLUENCE OF OF BOSUMTWI CRATER, GHANA WEATHERING ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ERODIBILITY IN BEDROCK RIVER CHANNELS 86-11 10:45 AM Paul, Debapriya*; Mitra, Shankar: FAULT EVOLUTION AND ROLE OF SALT IN EXTENSIONAL TECTONICS IN THE 87-11 11:05 AM Antinao, José Luis*; McDonald, Eric; Rhodes, Edward J.; SMØRBUKK AREA, HALTEN TERRACE, OFFSHORE Barrera, Wendy; Brown, Nathan D.; Gosse, John C.; MID-NORWAY Zimmerman, Susan H.: LATE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE ALLUVIAL STRATIGRAPHY OF SOUTHERN BAJA 86-12 11:00 AM Karam, Pierre*; Mitra, Shankar: EXPERIMENTAL CALIFORNIA, MEXICO MODELING OF THE CONTROLS OF SHAPES AND FLOW RATES OF SALT DIAPIRS

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87-12 11:20 AM Ren, Fang*: DEM AND GIS BASED MORPHOMETRIC 89-3 8:30 AM Paterson, Scott R.*; Cao, Wenrong: EPISODIC ANALYSIS OF DANXIA LANDFORM IN LONGHUSHAN, MAGMATISM IN THE MESOZOIC SIERRA NEVADA ARC: CHINA MAGMA ADDITION RATES AND PLUTONIC/VOLCANIC 87-13 11:35 AM Principato, Sarah M.*; Moyer, Alexis N.; Hampsch, VOLUME RATIOS Alyson G.: GEOMORPHIC ANALYSIS OF STREAMLINED 89-4 8:45 AM Cao, Wenrong*; Paterson, Scott; Lee, Cin-Ty A.: AN LANDFORMS IN NORTHERN ICELAND: EVIDENCE FOR ISOSTASTIC AND MASS BALANCE MODEL OF PALEO-ICE STREAMS THE MESOZOIC SIERRA NEVADA ARC DURING TECTONIC THICKENING AND MAGMATIC FLARE-UPS: SESSION NO. 88 IMPLICATIONS FOR SURFACE UPLIFT, EXHUMATION P3. Energy Resource Development and Groundwater: AND MATERIAL TRANSFER Looking Broader and Deeper I (International Association of 89-5 9:00 AM Maghdour-Mashhour, Reza*; Shafaii Moghadam, Hadi; Hydrogeologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Energy/Petroleum Esmaeily, Dariush; Tabbakh Shabani, Amir Ali: SR-ND- Geology Discipline) PB ISOTOPIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN AND TECTONOMAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE KARAJ DAM 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A BASEMENT SILL: IMPLICATION OF MIDDLE TO LATE Grant Ferguson and Andrew H. Manning, Presiding EOCENE LITHOSPHERIC THINING IN SOUTH-CENTRAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ALBORZ 88-1 8:10 AM Ingebritsen, S.E.*; Gleeson, Tom: PERMEABILITY IN THE 89-6 9:15 AM Saleeby, Jason B.*: THE WESTERN MARGIN OF THE UPPER CONTINENTAL CRUST SIERRA NEVADA BATHOLITH (SNB) AS RECORDED IN THE CALIFORNIA GREAT VALLEY SUBSURFACE: 88-2 8:30 AM Evans, James P.*; Petrie, Elizabeth S.; Person, Mark A.; STRUCTURE, COMPOSITION AND MAGMATIC SOURCE Bauer, Stephen; Mozley, Peter S.: GEOLOGIC CONTROLS REGIME ON SUBSURFACE MECHANICAL AND HYDROLOGIC PROPERTIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SEAL FAILURE AND 89-7 9:30 AM Raub, Timothy D.*: MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF INDUCED SEISMICITY GRANITOIDS: DEVELOPING NEW, QUANTITATIVE INTERPRETATIONS 88-3 8:50 AM Neuzil, C.E.*: INTERPRETING FLUID PRESSURE ANOMALIES IN SHALLOW ARGILLACEOUS 9:45 AM BREAK FORMATIONS 89-8 10:00 AM Barnes, Calvin G.*; Weiss, Rachel B.; Coint, Nolwenn; 88-4 9:10 AM Hendry, Jim*: APPLICATION OF HIGH-RESOLUTION Yoshinobu, Aaron S.; Frost, Carol D.: DEVELOPMENT PROFILING OF NATURAL TRACERS TO DEFINE THE OF JURASSIC ARC COMPLEXES IN THE KLAMATH HYDROGEOLOGY OF CRETACEOUS SHALES ACROSS MOUNTAIN PROVINCE, CA AND OR THE WILLISTON BASIN, CANADA 89-9 10:15 AM Hagen-Peter, Graham A.*; Cottle, John M.: COEVAL 88-5 9:30 AM McIntosh, Jennifer C.*: SOURCES AND DISTRIBUTION ALKALINE AND SUBALKALINE MAGMATISM IN A OF SALINITY IN HYDROCARBON-ASSOCIATED FLUIDS CONTINENTAL ARC: GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC IN SEDIMENTARY BASINS INSIGHTS ON CONTRASTING MAGMA SOURCES IN THE ROSS OROGEN, ANTARCTICA 88-6 9:50 AM Ballentine, Chris*; Sherwood Lollar, Barbara; Lacrampe-Couloume, Georges; Sutcliffe, Chelsea; Holland, 89-10 10:30 AM Goodge, John W.*; Fanning, C. Mark; Fisher, Greg; Zhou, Zheng; Fellowes, Jon; Warr, Oliver; Li, Long; Christopher M.; Vervoort, Jeffrey D.; Buschette, Michael J.: Slater, Gregory F.: DETERMINING THE ROLE OF WATER U-PB, O AND HF ISOTOPE EVIDENCE OF DURATION, IN HYDROCARBON-RICH CRUSTAL SYSTEMS SOURCES AND CRUSTAL SIGNATURES DURING GRANITE BATHOLITH MAGMATISM IN THE ROSS 10:15 AM BREAK OROGEN, ANTARCTICA 88-7 10:30 AM Grasby, Stephen E.*; Ferguson, Grant: CONTROLS ON 89-11 10:45 AM Schwartz, Joshua J.*; Stowell, Harold; Klepeis, Keith; DEEP GROUNDWATER CIRCULATION SYSTEMS Tulloch, Andy; Coble, Matthew A.; Kylander-Clark, Andrew; 88-8 10:50 AM Wilson, Alicia*: REGIONAL GROUNDWATER FLOW Hacker, Brad: THE TEMPO OF CONTINENTAL MARGIN AND ENERGY RESOURCES: NEW CHALLENGES IN ARC CONSTRUCTION AND EXTENSIONAL OROGENIC CONTINENTAL SHELVES COLLAPSE: A DEEP-CRUSTAL PERSPECTIVE FROM 88-9 11:10 AM Jackson, Robert*: UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND GAS EXTRACTION AND THEIR POTENTIAL FOR 89-12 11:00 AM Wiesenfeld, John A.*; Schwartz, Joshua J.; Stowell, GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION AND USE Harold H.; Sadorski, Joseph Frank; Burgh, Kyzara; Klepeis, 88-10 11:35 AM Jackson, Richard Ervin*; Dusseault, Maurice: GAS Keith; Tulloch, Andy: TRACKING THE INFLUENCE OF RELEASE MECHANISMS FROM ENERGY WELLBORES CRUSTAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEEP ROOT OF A AND SUBSEQUENT GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION CONTINENTAL ARC, FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND 89-13 11:15 AM Farris, David W.*: 70 MA OF ARC EVOLUTION IN SESSION NO. 89 PANAMA: THE INFLUENCE OF TECTONIC FORCING T15. Continental Arcs #1: Tectonopetrologic Processes DURING THE TRANSITION FROM AN INTRA-OCEANIC Controlling Arc Tempos and Evolution (GSA Structural Geology TO A CONTINENTAL ARC and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA 89-14 11:30 AM Takagi, Tetsuichi*: TECTONIC CONTROL ON THE Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) EMPLACEMENT OF CRETACEOUS TO PALEOGENE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 GRANITIC BATHOLITHS IN THE SOUTHWESTERN JAPAN ARC Alan D. Chapman, David Pearson, Robert B. Miller and Mark Behn, Presiding 89-15 11:45 AM Scholl, David*; Stern, Robert: THE INTRA-OCEANIC 89-1 8:00 AM Hacker, Bradley R.*; Kelemen, Peter; Behn, Mark: ALEUTIAN, MARIANA, AND TONGA SUBDUCTION RELAMINATION AND THE DIFFERENTIATION OF ZONES FORMED SEPARATELY BUT SINCE INCEPTION CONTINENTAL CRUST AT ~45-55 MA BUILT AT HIGH PRODUCTION RATES 89-2 8:15 AM Chapman, Alan D.*: TESTING THE RELAMINATION VOLUMETRICALLY SIMILAR AND LARGE ARC HYPOTHESIS IN EXHUMED CORDILLERAN SHALLOW MASSIFS—WHY? SUBDUCTION COMPLEXES: A CALL TO ARMS

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SESSION NO. 90 90-14 11:30 AM Allmendinger, Richard W.*; González, Gabriel; Salazar, Pablo; Loveless, John P.; Aron, Felipe: PRELUDE TO THE T25. Megathrusts: 50 Years after the 1964 Great Alaska APRIL 1, 2014 PISAGUA, CHILE GREAT EARTHQUAKE: Earthquake—In Honor of George Plafker (GSA Structural Geology POTENTIAL LESSONS FOR CASCADIA and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) 90-15 11:45 AM Wells, Ray E.*; Blakely, Richard J.; Simpson, Robert W.; 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 116/117 Dieterich, James: CASCADIA MEGATHRUST BEHAVIOR Ray Wells, Peter J. Haeussler and Kelin Wang, Presiding AND ITS CORRELATION WITH UPPER-PLATE 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS STRUCTURE 90-1 8:05 AM Freymueller, Jeffrey*: THE 1964 GREAT ALASKA EARTHQUAKE AND THE SUBDUCTION ZONE SESSION NO. 91 EARTHQUAKE CYCLE T26. Deformation Localization throughout the Crust (GSA 90-2 8:20 AM Liberty, Lee M.*; Brothers, D.S.; Haeussler, Peter J.: Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics HOLOENCE COSEISMIC RUPTURE PATTERNS FROM Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and GREAT EARTHQUAKES: SEWARD TO MIDDLETON Structural Geology) ISLAND, ALASKA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 90-3 8:35 AM Armstrong, Phillip A.*; Ferguson, Kelly M.; Arkle, Nicholas Perez and Graham Lederer, Presiding Jeanette C.; Haeussler, Peter J.: LONG-TERM FOCUSED 91-1 8:00 AM Kley, Jonas*: PREEXISTING FAULTS AND FAULTS THAT EXHUMATION ALONG MEGATHRUST SPLAY FAULTS SHOULD NOT EXIST: EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL AM AT MONTAGUE AND HINCHINBROOK ISLANDS, ANISOTROPY ON DIFFERENT SCALES? PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA 91-2 8:20 AM Rowe, Christie D.*; Tarling, Matthew; Kirkpatrick, James D.; 90-4 8:50 AM Haeussler, Peter J.*; Armstrong, Phillip A.; Liberty, Lee M.; White, Joseph Clancy; Ujiie, Kohtaro; Moore, James Casey; Ferguson, Kelly M.; Finn, Shaun; Arkle, Jeanette C.; Pratt, Regalla, Christine A.; Remitti, Francesca; Toy, Virginia G.; Thomas: MEGATHRUST SPLAY FAULTS IN PRINCE Wolfson-Schwehr, Monica: STRUCTURE OF THE PLATE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA: INTERPLAY BETWEEN BOUNDARY FAULT IN THE JAPAN TRENCH, AND UNDERPLATING, EXHUMATION, EXTENSION, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SLIP BEHAVIOUR RHEOLOGY 91-3 8:35 AM Jiang, Dazhi*: SLIP PARTITIONING AND DEFORMATION 90-5 9:05 AM Chapman, James B.*; Elliott, Julie; Doser, Diane I.; Pavlis, LOCALIZATION IN OBLIQUELY CONVERGENT MONDAY Terry L.: SLIP ON THE SUCKLING HILLS SPLAY FAULT SETTINGS AS A RESULT OF FABRIC BUILDUP: AN DURING THE 1964 ALASKA EARTHQUAKE INVESTIGATION BASED ON MICROMECHANICS 90-6 9:20 AM McCrory, Patricia A.*; Wilson, Douglas S.: NEW KINEMATIC 91-4 8:50 AM Cunningham, Dickson*: DEFORMATION LOCALIZATION MODEL OF THE YAKUTAT, CRESCENT, AND SILETZ AND INTRAPLATE MOUNTAIN BUILDING IN THE TERRANES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR EARTHQUAKE ALTAIDS, CENTRAL ASIA HAZARDS 91-5 9:05 AM Godin, Laurent*; Harris, Lyal; Waffle, Lindsay: LINKING 90-7 9:35 AM Moore, James Casey*; Plank, Terry A.; Chester, INHERITED INDIAN BASEMENT CROSS-STRIKE Frederick M.; Polissar, Pratigya J.; Savage, Heather M.: STRUCTURES UNDER THE HIMALAYAN SYSTEM WITH THE PLATE BOUNDARY THRUST OF THE 2011 MW UPPER CRUSTAL FAULTS IN THE OVER-RIDING ASIAN 9.0 TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE: ORIGIN OF THE SCALY PLATE PELAGIC CLAY THAT ALLOWED SHALLOW SLIP PROPAGATION AND TSUNAMI GENERATION 91-6 9:25 AM Waffle, Lindsay*; Godin, Laurent; Harris, Lyal: ROLE OF REACTIVATED BASEMENT FAULTS IN LOCALIZING 90-8 9:50 AM Wang, Kelin*; Sun, Tianhaozhe; Hino, Ryota; Iinuma, DEFORMATION IN THE UPPER CRUST: INSIGHTS FROM Takeshi; He, Jiangheng; Fujimoto, Hiromi; Kido, Motoyuki; CENTRIFUGE ANALOGUE MODELLING Osada, Yukihito: LESSONS LEARNED FROM CO- AND POST-SEISMIC SEAFLOOR GEODETIC OBSERVATIONS 91-7 9:40 AM Larson, Kyle P.*; Ambrose, Tyler K.; Guilmette, Carl; OF THE M 9 TOHOKU-OKI EARTHQUAKE Cottle, John M.; Lederer, Graham; Buckingham, Heather: DUCTILE EXTRUSION, UNDERPLATING, AND OUT- 10:05 AM BREAK OF-SEQUENCE THRUSTING WITHIN THE HIMALAYAN 90-9 10:15 AM Hetland, Eric A.*; Kanda, Ravi V.S.; Simons, Mark: FAULT METAMORPHIC CORE , KANCHENJUNGA, NEPAL CREEP AND INTERSEISMIC DEFORMATION IN THE 91-8 9:55 AM Wallis, David*; Phillips, Richard J.; Lloyd, Geoffrey E.: JAPAN-KURIL SUBDUCTION ZONE QUANTIFYING STRAIN DISTRIBUTION IN SHEAR 90-10 10:30 AM Atwater, Brian F.*; Kakar, Din Mohammad; Naeem, Ghazala; ZONES USING CRYSTAL PREFERRED ORIENTATIONS Usman, Abdullah: ORAL HISTORIES OF THE 1945 10:10 AM BREAK MAKRAN DISASTER 91-9 10:25 AM Mahan, Kevin H.*; Regan, Sean P.; Orlandini, Omero F.; 90-11 10:45 AM Newman, Andrew V.*; Protti, Marino; Kyriakopoulos, Williams, Michael L.; Dumond, Gregory; Leslie, Shannon: Christodoulos; Feng, Lujia; Dixon, Timothy H.; Malservisi, STRAIN LOCALIZATION IN DEEP CONTINENTAL Rocco; Walter, Jacob I.; Peng, Zhigang; Schwartz, Susan Y.; CRUST: EXAMPLES FROM AN EXHUMED SECTION IN Marshall, Jeffrey S.: COMPLETING THE CYCLE? NEAR- THE WESTERN CANADIAN SHIELD FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF INTERSEISMIC COUPLING, MEGATHRUST RUPTURE, POSTSEISMIC RESPONSE, 91-10 10:45 AM Gagnon, É.*; Kalbfleisch, T.; Schneider, D.; Hattori, K.; AND RECOVERY OF INTERFACE COUPLING ALONG Biczok, J.; Habler, G.: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE NICOYA PENINSULA OF COSTA RICA REGIONAL METAMORPHISM AND TRANSPRESSION IN SHEAR ZONES OF THE ARCHEAN NORTH CARIBOU 90-12 11:00 AM Marshall, Jeff*; Morrish, Shawn; LaFromboise, Eli; GREENSTONE BELT, NW SUPERIOR PROVINCE Butcher, Amber; Khaw, Fookgiin; Ritzinger, Brent; Utick, John; Wellington, Kacie; Gardner, Tom; Owen, 91-11 11:00 AM Waters-Tormey, Cheryl*; Ashley, Kyle T.; Tracy, Robert: Lewis: MEGATHRUST EARTHQUAKES AND TWO-STAGE DEFORMATION, AND TWO STYLES MORPHOTECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE NICOYA OF LOCALIZATION, IN A DEEP CRUSTAL NORMAL PENINSULA FOREARC, COSTA RICA, CENTRAL SENSE SHEAR ZONE: MOUNT HAY BLOCK, CENTRAL AMERICA AUSTRALIA 90-13 11:15 AM Oncken, Onno*: LOCKING, MASS FLUX AND FOREARC 91-12 11:15 AM Daczko, Nathan R.*; Smith, James; Piazolo, Sandra; Evans, RESPONSE – THE CHILEAN CASE Lynn: RHEOLOGICAL CONTRAST CONTROLLING

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAIRED SHEAR ZONES, 92-12 11:25 AM Darling, Andrew*; Whipple, Kelin; Nichols, Kyle K.; FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND Clarke, Brian; Bierman, Paul R.: RAPID COSMOGENIC 91-13 11:30 AM Whitney, Donna L.*; Teyssier, Christian; Rey, Patrice F.: NUCLIDE DERIVED EROSION RATES ON THE GRAND EXHUMATION OF HIGH-PRESSURE METAMORPHIC STAIRCASE, SOUTHERN UTAH, USA: STRONG ROCKS IN GNEISS DOMES LITHOLOGIC CONTROL ON EROSION PATTERNS OR AN ARTIFACT OF NON-UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF 11:45 AM DISCUSSION QUARTZ AND CLIFF-SLOPE TOPOGRAPHY

SESSION NO. 92 11:40 AM DISCUSSION T42. Landscape Evolution through the Lens of Cosmogenic SESSION NO. 93 Nuclides (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GEOLOGY (GSA journal); Geochemical Society) T59. A Grand Tour of the World’s Most Important Geological Sites on Google Earth (GSA Geoscience Education Division; GSA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Hydrogeology Matthew Cross Jungers and Rónadh Cox, Presiding Division, GSA Archaeological Geology Division; GSA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Limnogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 92-1 8:10 AM Li, Yingkui*; Liu, Gengnian; Chen, Yixin; Li, Yanan; Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; Harbor, Jon; Caffee, M.W.; Stroeven, Arjen P.: GLACIAL GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA CHRONOLOGY IN THE EASTERN TIAN SHAN, CHINA, Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; CONSTRAINED USING COSMOGENIC 10BE SURFACE GSA Geoinformatics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and EXPOSURE DATING Geomorphology Division) 92-2 8:25 AM Swanger, Kate M.*; Schaefer, Joerg M.; Winckler, Gisela; 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 Marchant, David R.; Lamp, Jennifer; Kowalewski, Douglas E.: COSMOGENIC 3HE EXPOSURE DATING OF GLACIAL Declan G. De Paor, Steven J. Whitmeyer and Callan Bentley, Presiding DEPOSITS IN THE OLYMPUS RANGE, ANTARCTICA: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS INFLUENCE OF COLD-BASED DEPOSITION AND 93-1 8:05 AM Bentley, Callan*; Barth, Aaron: TELLING THE STORY OF WEATHERING PROCESSES ON AGE SCATTER THE CANADIAN ROCKIES VIA GOOGLE EARTH AND 92-3 8:40 AM Bibby, Theodore*; Putkonen, Jaakko; Morgan, Daniel; GIGAPAN Balco, Greg: PRODUCTION AND PRESERVATION OF 93-2 8:20 AM Mogk, D.W.*; Henry, D.J.; Mueller, P.A.: THE BEARTOOTH SUBLIMATION TILL DETERMINED WITH 26AL AND 10BE, HIGHWAY MONTANA AND WYOMING: A WINDOW INTO ONG VALLEY, ANTARCTICA EARTH HISTORY AND PROCESSES TO BE SHARED 92-4 8:55 AM Corbett, Lee B.*; Bierman, Paul R.; Lasher, G. Everett; WITH ALL STUDENTS Rood, Dylan H.: INVESTIGATING GLACIAL HISTORY AND 93-3 8:35 AM Angeli, Kim M.*; Molnia, Bruce F.: BERING GLACIER, LANDSCAPE CHRONOLOGY WITH COSMOGENIC 10BE ALASKA - A PRIMARY GOOGLE EARTH GEOLOGICAL AND 26AL IN THULE, NORTHWESTERN GREENLAND DESTINATION 92-5 9:10 AM Larsen, Isaac J.*; Almond, Peter; Eger, André; Stone, 93-4 8:50 AM Bemis, Sean P.*; Capps, Denny; Cole, Ron B.; Benowitz, John O.; Montgomery, David; Malcolm, Brendon: SOIL Jeff A.; Fitzgerald, Paul G.: DINOS TO DENALI: THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL DENUDATION RATES IN RECORD OF MESOZOIC THROUGH CENOZOIC THE RAPIDLY UPLIFTING WESTERN SOUTHERN ALPS, TECTONICS, SEDIMENTATION, VOLCANISM, AND NEW ZEALAND GEOMORPHOLOGY IN DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND 92-6 9:30 AM Harvey, Jonathan E.*; Burbank, Doug: USING DETRITAL PRESERVE, ALASKA 10BE TO IMAGE THE TRANSIENT INCISION OF AN 93-5 9:05 AM Mobasher, Katayoun*; Turk, Jeff; Coleman Tate, Lakeisha: UPLIFTED RELICT LANDSCAPE IN THE HIMALAYA OF DEVELOPING AN INTERACTIVE GEOLOGIC FIELD WEST NEPAL GUIDE FOR GEORGIA USING ARCGIS ONLINE 9:45 AM BREAK 93-6 9:20 AM Rueger, Bruce F.*: USING GOOGLE EARTH TO 92-7 10:00 AM Granger, Darryl E.*; Caffee, Marc W.; Woodruff, Thomas E.: INCREASE STUDENT INPUT AND ENTHUSIASM IN A TENFOLD INCREASE IN 26AL CURRENTS AT PRIME INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSES BY FOCUSING LAB: REVISITING OLD IDEAS AND EXPLORING NEW ON LOCAL FEATURES POSSIBILITIES WITH A GAS-FILLED-MAGNET 93-7 9:35 AM Alvarado-Alcantar, Rebecca*; Duggan-Haas, Don: 92-8 10:20 AM Foster, Melissa A.*; Anderson, Robert S.; Mahan, WHETHER THE EXPLORATION IS VIRTUAL OR Shannon A.: USE OF 10BE TO DEDUCE VARIATIONS IN ACTUAL, YOUR LOCAL ENVIRONMENT IS THE MOST SEDIMENT SUPPLY FROM THE FRONT RANGE TO THE IMPORTANT PLACE TO EXPLORE! HIGH PLAINS, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR GENERATION 9:50 AM BREAK OF FILL AND STRATH TERRACES 93-8 10:05 AM Wunsch, David Robert*; John, Randy A.: OPPORTUNITES 92-9 10:35 AM Dethier, David P.*; Ouimet, William B.; Kaste, James; Shea, FOR STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS TO ENHANCE Neil; Wyshnytzky, Cianna E.; Bierman, Paul R.; Mondrach, DIVERSITY THROUGH ENCOURAGEMENT Hannah: APPLICATION OF METEORIC 10 137 BE, CS AND AND DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE AMERICAN ELEMENTAL PROFILES TO STUDIES OF SOIL MIXING GEOSCIENTISTS AND EROSION—A FRONT RANGE PERSPECTIVE 93-9 10:20 AM Locke, Sharon*; Bracey, Georgia; Lewis, Gary: WHO 92-10 10:50 AM Ouimet, William B.*; Dethier, David P.; Shea, Neil; EARTHCACHES AND WHY: RESULTS OF AN 10 Wyshnytzky, Cianna E.; Bierman, Paul: METEORIC BE, EXPLORATORY SURVEY HILLSLOPE EROSION AND LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION ALONG THE COLORADO FRONT RANGE 93-10 10:35 AM St. John, Kristen*: OCEAN SEDIMENTS IN GOOGLE EARTH: DISTRIBUTION OF SURFICIAL MARINE 92-11 11:10 AM Jungers, Matthew Cross*; Heimsath, Arjun M.: POST- SEDIMENTS AND VIRTUAL VISITS TO “TYPE SECTION” TECTONIC LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION OF A COUPLED LITHOLOGIC LOCATIONS ON THE SEAFLOOR BASIN AND RANGE: PINALENO MOUNTAINS AND SAFFORD BASIN, SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA 93-11 10:50 AM Tewksbury, Barbara J.*: ORBIT TO OUTCROP AND OUTCROP TO ORBIT: USING THE WORLD’S GREAT

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SITES FOR TEACHING STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND SESSION NO. 95 GEOLOGIC MAPPING T86. Coastal Geoarchaeology (GSA Archaeological Geology 93-12 11:05 AM Jaye, Michael*: ANALYZING A COMET IMPACT AND ITS Division) EFFECTS USING GOOGLE MAPS AND GOOGLE EARTH 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 93-13 11:20 AM De Paor, Declan G.*; Whitmeyer, Stephen J.; Bentley, Eduard Reinhardt and Joseph I. Boyce, Presiding Callan; Burgin, Stephen; Coba, Filis: A GOOGLE EARTH- BASED GRAND TOUR OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 95-1 8:00 AM Collins, Shawn V.*; Reinhardt, Eduard G.; Rissolo, GEOSCIENCE LOCALITIES ON EARTH AND OTHER Dominique: RECONSTRUCTING WATER LEVELS USING PLANETS CAVE SEDIMENTS, TO EVALUATE ACCESS POINTS TO THE SUBTERRANEAN PIT OF HOYO NEGRO 11:35 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 95-2 8:15 AM Pollock, Stephen G.*; Hamilton, Nathan D.: SESSION NO. 94 PROMONTORIES, VISTAS AND THE COINCIDENCE OF FINE – GRAINED ROCKS AS CRITIERA FOR T62. Supporting Student Success in Colleges and Universities II LANDSCAPE UTILIZATION DURING THE LATE (National Association of Geoscience Teachers; GSA Geoscience PLEISTOCENE AND HOLOCENE IN NORTHERN NEW Education Division; NAGT Geo2YC Division; Supporting and ENGLAND, USA Advancing Geoscience Education at Two-Year Colleges (SAGE 2YC) Program) 95-3 8:30 AM Moine, Cecilia*; Corrò, Elisa; Primon, Sandra: THE LANDSCAPE OF MEN. INTERDISCIPLINARY 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 STRATEGIES TO UNDERSTAND TRANSFORMATIONS AM Robert H. Blodgett, Norlene R. Emerson and Bruce E. Herbert, Presiding OF VENICE COUNTRYSIDE (MIRA, VENICE, ITALY) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 95-4 8:45 AM Pedersen, Jeannine*; Lipps, Jere H.: IMPACT OF RISING 94-1 8:15 AM Faridmarandi, Sayena*; Herbert, Bruce E.: PATHWAYS TO SEA LEVELS ON NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL SITES ACADEMIC SUCCESS: USING (PRETTY) BIG DATA TO IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPLORE CHANGING PATHWAYS TO GRADUATION AT 95-5 9:00 AM Artzy, Michal*; López, Gloria I.; Salmon, Yossi; Jol, Harry M.: THE PROGRAMMATIC LEVEL THE EFFECTS OF COASTLINE CHANGES ON THE 94-2 8:30 AM Macdonald, R. Heather*; McDaris, John R.; Kulick, ANCIENT HABITATION PATTERNS OF TEL AKKO / ACRE, EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN Katherine M.; Baer, Eric M.D.; Blodgett, Robert H.; MONDAY Hodder, Jan: SUPPORTING STUDENT SUCCESS IN 95-6 9:15 AM Sonnenburg, Elizabeth*; O’Shea, John M.; Lemke, GEOSCIENCE AT TWO-YEAR COLLEGES Ashley K.: LANDSCAPES OF SUBMERGED CARIBOU 94-3 8:45 AM Siewers, Fredrick D.*: SUPPORTING STUDENT HUNTING STRUCTURES ON THE ALPENA-AMBERLEY SUCCESS THROUGH INTENTIONAL PROFESSIONAL RIDGE, LAKE HURON, USA PREPARATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM WESTERN 95-7 9:30 AM Alexander, Clark*; McCabe, Chris; Venherm, Claudia; KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Robinson, Mike: USING GEOSPATIAL TOOLS TO 94-4 9:00 AM Thissen, JoAnn*; Tvelia, Sean: FORMING A NETWORK TO QUANTIFY THE THREAT TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL, DEFINE STUDENT SUCCESS IN THE GEOSCIENCES IN HISTORIC AND CULTURAL RESOURCES FROM THE 2YC: WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM EACH OTHER, SHORELINE CHANGE: THE GEORGIA COAST OUR STUDENTS, EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS EXAMPLE AND INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS 9:45 AM BREAK 94-5 9:15 AM Weissmann, Gary S.*; Ibarra, Roberto: SELF-REFLECTION 95-8 10:00 AM Jol, Harry M.*; López, Gloria I.; Cohen, Haim; Artzy, Michal: TO AID STUDENTS SUCCEED AT THE UNIVERSITY INITIAL GPR EXPLORATIONS NEAR THE ANCIENT 94-6 9:30 AM Callahan, Caitlin N.*; Libarkin, Julie; Bomzer, Daniel; ANCHORAGE OF KURSI, SEA OF GALILEE, ISRAEL Smrecak, Trisha A.: JARGON OR GIBBERISH: HOW 95-9 10:15 AM Ponomarenko, Elena*: HUMAN VISIBILITY IN THE DOES SCIENCE READ TO UNDERGRADUATE MARITIME LANDSCAPES: ANTHROPOGENIC IGNITION STUDENTS? OF HURRICANE DEBRIS 9:45 AM BREAK 95-10 10:30 AM McGrath, Sarah*; Howell, Wayne; Weisenberg, Nick; 94-7 10:00 AM Wolfe, Benjamin A.*; Wilson, Carolyn; van der Hoeven Kraft, Mennett, Colin; Wiles, Gregory: THREE HUNDRED YEARS Katrien J.: THE CHALLENGES FOR PERSISTENCE WITH OF CONTINUITY: A YELLOW CEDAR BARK STRIPPING TWO-YEAR COLLEGE STUDENT TRANSFERS IN THE SITE ON PLEASANT ISLAND, ICY STRAIT, SOUTHEAST GEOSCIENCES: WHAT ARE THEY AND HOW DO WE ALASKA OVERCOME THEM? 95-11 10:45 AM Size, Wm B.*; Wescoat, B.; Page, M.: IMPACT OF 94-8 10:15 AM Guertin, Laura A.*: HELPING STUDENTS OPEN DOORS THE GEOLOGY AND TECTONIC HISTORY ON THE TO UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXPERIENCES CONSTRUCTION AND DESTRUCTION OF THE ANCIENT UPON TRANSFER SANCTUARY OF THE GREAT GODS ON THE ISLAND OF SAMOTHRACE, GREECE 94-9 10:30 AM Zentner, Nick*: INCOMING TRANSFER STUDENT? YOUR FIRST COURSE WILL BE A TWO-WEEK FIELD COURSE 95-12 11:00 AM Newton, Cathryn R.*: LARGE MARINE ARCHEOLOGICAL DATABASE FOR NORTH CAROLINA: 500-YEAR 94-10 10:45 AM van der Hoeven Kraft, Katrien J.*; Wilson, Carolyn; Wolfe, RECORD WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR STORM HISTORY Benjamin A.: A SUMMARY OF SURVEY RESPONSES OF GEOSCIENCE GRADUATES WHO FORMERLY 95-13 11:15 AM Meyer, Jack A.*: NEW RELATIVE HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL ATTENDED TWO-YEAR COLLEGES CURVE FOR SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CALIFORNIA, USA 94-11 11:00 AM Currier, Ellen Cady*: INTERPRETING RESULTS OF THE 95-14 11:30 AM Lundblad, Steven P.*; Mills, Peter R.: PROVENANCE OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEOSCIENCE TEACHERS ARCHAEOLOGICAL BASALT FROM HAWAI`I USING 2014 MEMBERSHIP SURVEY TECHNOLOGICAL, NON-DESTRUCTIVE EDXRF, AND ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS 94-12 11:15 AM LaDue, Nicole*; Pacheco-Guffrey, Heather Anne: WHAT FACTORS PROMOTE INTEREST IN GEOLOGY?: RESULTS FROM SURVEYS OF GSA MEMBERS 11:30 AM DISCUSSION

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SESSION NO. 96 SESSION NO. 97 T92. Innovative Across-Scale Integration in Economic Geology: T97. Landslides with Flow Characteristics: From Glaciomarine In the Giant Footprint of Rob Kerrich (Society of Economic Sediment to Mountains with Degrading Permafrost (GSA Geologists; Geological Association of Canada) Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) David A. Groves and Richard J. Goldfarb, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 96-1 8:00 AM Goldfarb, Richard J.*; Groves, David I.; Phillips, G. Neil: Marten Geertsema and Stephan Gruber, Presiding THE GIANT FOOTPRINT OF ROB KERRICH: A TRUE 97-1 8:00 AM Torrance, J. Kenneth*: GLACIOMARINE CLAYS: SCHOLAR IN ECONOMIC GEOLOGY CHEMISTRY, SENSITIVITY AND LANDSLIDES 96-2 8:15 AM Wyman, Derek*; Mcdonald, Gabriella; Lowrey, Jack; Ivanic, 97-2 8:20 AM Hansen, Louise*: QUATERNARY GEOLOGY AS A BASIS Tim: ARCHEAN BONINITES OF THE MURCHISON FOR LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY ASSESSMENT IN DOMAIN: A NEW COMPONENT IN YILGARN CRATON GLACIOMARINE CLAYS, ONSHORE NORWAY GEODYNAMIC MODELS 97-3 8:40 AM Maynard, Denny E.*; Weiland, Irene; Geertsema, Marten: 96-3 8:35 AM Hollings, Pete*; Wyman, Derek; Conceição, Rommulo: TOWARDS A MARINE LIMIT USING THE BRITISH GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF XENOLITHS COLUMBIA TERRAIN MAPPING DATABASE IN ARCHEAN DIAMONDIFEROUS LAMPROPHYRES: 97-4 8:55 AM Blais-Stevens, Andrée*; Schwab, James W.; Geertsema, IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ARCHEAN MANTLE Marten: GLACIOMARINE SEDIMENT FAILURE AT KHYEX 96-4 8:50 AM Jia, Yiefei*; Kerrich, Robert: N-ISOTOPE COMPOSITION RIVER, NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA OF THE PRIMITIVE MANTLE COMPARED TO DIAMONDS 97-5 9:10 AM Bedard, Devin Thomas*; Swanson, Terry W.: BETTER 96-5 9:05 AM Gonzalez-Alvarez, Ignacio*: LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION AS UNDERSTANDING LANDSLIDE TRIGGERS: WHAT ARE THE CONTEXTUAL KEY FEATURES FOR GREENFIELDS THE CAUSE(S) OF LARGE, ROTATIONAL LANDSLIDES GEOCHEMICAL EXPLORATION IN REGOLITH- ALONG THE WESTERN SHORELINE OF CENTRAL DOMINATED TERRAINS: THE ALBANY-FRASER WHIDBEY ISLAND, WASHINGTON? OROGEN-YILGARN CRATON MARGIN, WESTERN 97-6 9:25 AM Locat, Ariane*; Leroueil, Serge: FAILURE MECHANISM OF AUSTRALIA SPREADS IN SENSITIVE CLAYS 96-6 9:25 AM Groves, David I.*: TOWARDS A TECTONIC AND 9:45 AM BREAK LITHOSPHERE-SCALE APPROACH TO GOLD EXPLORATION:THE KERRICH LEGACY 97-7 10:00 AM Tennant, Christina*; Geertsema, Marten: RECONSTRUCTING COMPLEX MOVEMENT AT THE 9:40 AM BREAK MINK CREEK LANDSLIDE USING DETAILED TERRAIN 96-7 9:55 AM Kontak, Daniel*: MEGUMA GOLD DEPOSITS: INSIGHTS MODELS INTO THE ROLE OF MULTIPLE AND PROTRACTED 97-8 10:15 AM Wartman, Joseph*; Keaton, Jeffrey R.; Anderson, EARTH-SYSTEM PROCESSES DURING FORMATION Scott A.; Benoit, Jean; deLaChapelle, John; Gilbert, OF A SEDIMENT-HOSTED, OROGENIC-TYPE GOLD Robert; Montgomery, David R.: THE 22 MARCH 2014 SYSTEM OSO LANDSLIDE, SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA: GEER 96-8 10:15 AM Vikre, Peter G.*; Premo, Wayne R.; Cosca, Michael A.: REPORT SUMMARY LINKAGES BETWEEN CRUSTAL STRATIGRAPHY, 97-9 10:30 AM Krautblatter, Michael*: PERMAFROST AND ROCK SLOPE MAGMATIC-HYDROTHERMAL EVOLUTION, AND STABILITY (INVITED) SOURCES OF COMPONENTS OF GOLD-SILVER DEPOSITS IN THE ADJOINING GOLDFIELD AND 97-10 10:45 AM Haeberli, Wilfried*: ROCK/ICE AVALANCHES FROM TONOPAH DISTRICTS, NEVADA DEGRADING PERMAFROST INTO NEW LAKES IN DEGLACIATING MOUNTAIN RANGES 96-9 10:30 AM Johnson, Craig A.*; Slack, John F.; Falck, Hendrik; Kelley, Karen D.: DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF 97-11 11:00 AM Arenson, Lukas U.*: CHALLENGES WITH ASSESSING MUDSTONE HOST ROCKS AT THE HOWARDS PASS GEOHAZARDS RELATED TO DEGRADING ZN-PB DEPOSITS, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA: PERMAFROST INSIGHTS FROM IRON SPECIATION, SULFUR 97-12 11:15 AM Hasler, Andreas*; Geertsema, Marten; Hoelzle, Martin: ISOTOPES, AND BULK FE/AL AND MO/TOC RATIOS PERMAFROST FAVOURABILITY MAP OF BRITISH 96-10 10:45 AM Taylor, Ryan D.*; Marsh, E.E.; Goldfarb, Richard J.: COLUMBIA TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OF 50 MILLION YEARS OF 97-13 11:30 AM Calhoun, Nancy Carlson*; Clague, John; Giardino, Marco; GOLD-FORMING EVENTS IN THE SIERRA FOOTHILLS Poschinger, Andrea; Masera, Diego: LANDSLIDE- AND KLAMATH MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA INDUCED LIQUEFACTION DEPOSITS IN THE 96-11 11:00 AM Marsh, E.E.*; Craw, Dave; Goldfarb, Richard J.; Alpers, VORDERRHEIN RIVER VALLEY, EASTERN SWISS ALPS Charles; Bowell, Robert; Lowers, H.A.: EOCENE 97-14 11:45 AM Warme, John E.*: PANCHO’S RADICAL RUNUP: EVENT PALEOPLACER GOLD, SIERRA NEVADA FOOTHILLS, SCENARIO CALIFORNIA: CHARACTERISTICS AND POTENTIAL SOURCE(S) SESSION NO. 98 96-12 11:15 AM Graham, Garth*; Taylor, Ryan D.; Lee, Gregory; T104. GeoCorpsTM America—A Successful Partnership Promoting Tripp, Richard B.: MULTI-MEDIA EXPLORATION Individual Professional Development and Application of GEOCHEMISTRY STUDY TARGETING CU-AU AND MO Geoscience to Management of America’s Public Lands (GSA RESOURCES IN THE TYONEK QUADRANGLE, ALASKA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education RANGE, ALASKA Division) 11:30 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 205/206 Lisa Norby, Melody Holm and Matthew Dawson, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 98-1 8:05 AM Kovarik, Johanna*: THE FOREST SERVICE CAVE AND KARST PROGRAM AND GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA GEOCORPS INTERNSHIPS: A BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIP

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98-2 8:25 AM Camacho, Joe*; Soto, Limaris R.; Wood, Jim F.; Pate, 99-2 8:15 AM Graw, Jordan*; Hansen, Samantha E.; Adams, Aubreya: Dale L.: NATIONAL JUNIOR RANGER PROGRAM: UPPER MANTLE SHEAR WAVE VELOCITY STRUCTURE JUNIOR CAVE SCIENTIST (MAKING CAVES AND KARST BENEATH THE TRANSANTARCTIC MOUNTAINS AND FUN FOR KIDS) EASTERN WILKES SUBGLACIAL BASIN 98-3 8:40 AM Beason, Scott R.*; Kennard, Paul; Walkup, Laura C.: THE 99-3 8:30 AM Kenyon, Lindsey*; Hansen, Samantha E.; Graw, Jordan; SUCCESSFUL USE OF GEOCORPS AND GEOSCIENCE Park, Yongcheol; Nyblade, Andrew A.: FINDING CRUSTAL TEACHER INTERNS TO FURTHER GEOLOGIC THICKNESS IN THE NORTHERN TRANSANTARCTIC RESEARCH AT MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, MOUNTAINS AND WILKES SUBGLACIAL BASIN USING WASHINGTON, USA S–WAVE RECEIVER FUNCTIONS AND RAYLEIGH WAVE 98-4 9:00 AM Goodman, Arianna*; Lofgren, Rebecca; Samora, Barbara; PHASE VELOCITIES Wright, Ben; Anderson, Scott: MONITORING MOUNTAIN 99-4 8:45 AM Harry, Dennis L.*: GEODYNAMIC MODELS OF THE WEST LAKES AT MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK AND THE ANTARCTIC RIFT SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NORTH COAST AND CASCADES NETWORK THERMAL STATE OF THE WEST ANTARCTIC MANTLE 98-5 9:15 AM Gross, M. Benjamin*: I SPEAK GEOLOGY: A SUMMER AS 99-5 9:05 AM Wenman, Christopher P.*; Harry, Dennis L.; Jha, Sumant: AN INTERPRETIVE SPECIALIST AT MOUNT RAINIER SUBSURFACE MAPPING OF THE ROSS ISLAND NATIONAL PARK FLEXURAL BASIN, WEST ANTARCTICA 98-6 9:30 AM Emery, Meaghan M.*; Samuels, Joshua X.; Famoso, 99-6 9:20 AM Jha, Sumant*; Harry, Dennis L.; Wenman, Christopher P.: Nicholas A.: BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND RELATIVE AXISYMMETRIC FLEXURE MODELING OF ROSS ABUNDANCE OF OREODONTS IN THE JOHN DAY ISLAND BASIN SUBSIDENCE, ROSS ISLAND, AM FORMATION ANTARCTICA 9:45 AM BREAK 9:35 AM BREAK 98-7 10:00 AM Kelkar, Kaytan*; Jones, AnnMarie: THE MARINE 99-7 9:50 AM Mickus, Kevin*; Kyle, Philip: A DETAILED GRAVITY PALEOZOIC FOSSIL RECORD OF GREAT BASIN SURVEY OF THE EREBUS VOLCANO, ANTARCTICA NATIONAL PARK, NEVADA 99-8 10:05 AM Zattin, Massimiliano*; Andreucci, Benedetta; Balestrieri, 98-8 10:15 AM MacLean, John S.*; Green, Mark: MAPPING THREE Maria Laura; Olivetti, Valerio; Pace, Donato; Talarico, GENERATIONS OF FRACTURES IN BRYCE CANYON Franco: ROSS ICE SHEET DYNAMICS: CLUES FROM

NATIONAL PARK: A GEOCORPSTM AMERICA DETRITAL THERMOCHRONOLOGY AND SEDIMENTARY MONDAY INTERNSHIP PETROGRAPHY 98-9 10:30 AM Dekker, Franklin J.*; Hughson, Debra L.: DROUGHT 99-9 10:20 AM Hillebrand, Trevor R.*; Stone, John O.; Hall, Brenda L.; SENSITIVE MONTANE SPRING RELIABILITY AND King, Courtney; Conway, Howard; Koutnik, Michelle: HYDROLOGIC CONTROLS IN MOJAVE NATIONAL LATE QUATERNARY ICE ELEVATION OF HATHERTON PRESERVE, CA GLACIER, ANTARCTICA 98-10 10:45 AM Schultz, Katie*: AN INITIAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND 99-10 10:35 AM Severinghaus, Jeffrey P.*; Goodge, John W.: RAPID SOIL SURVEY OF LITTLE SPRING CREEK AND ACCESS ICE DRILL: A NEW TOOL FOR EXPLORATION THE INFLUENCE OF GROUNDWATER SAPPING ON OF THE DEEP ANTARCTIC ICE SHEETS AND HEADWARD EROSION AT GREAT SAND DUNES SUBGLACIAL GEOLOGY NATIONAL PARK, COLORADO, USA 99-11 10:50 AM Stone, John*: EXPOSURE DATING AND ANTARCTIC 98-11 11:00 AM Haussner, Elizabeth*: TESTING AND EVALUATION GLACIAL HISTORY OF THE 2013 CULTURAL RESOURCE SENSITIVITY 99-12 11:10 AM Zhao, Yue*; Liu, Xiaochun; An, Meijian; Liu, Jian; Hu, PREDICTIVE MODEL IN THE DOMINGUEZ-ESCALANTE Jianmin; Zhang, Shuanhong: TO UNDERSTAND THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION AREA, MESA COUNTY, SUBGLACIAL GEOLOGY OF THE GAMBURTSEV COLORADO SUBGLACIAL MOUNTAINS AND PRYDZ BAY REGIONS, 98-12 11:15 AM Eddy, Alex M.*: GIS APPLICATIONS IN RESOURCE EAST ANTARCTICA MANAGEMENT: FROM WASHINGTON, DC TO THE 99-13 11:25 AM Veitch, Stephen A.*; Nettles, Meredith: SEISMIC FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF GLACIER DEFORMATION IN 98-13 11:30 AM Putnam, Roger L.*; Stock, Greg M.: INTERPRETING GREENLAND THE GEOLOGY OF AN ICON: IGNEOUS PETROLOGY, ROCK CLIMBING, AND SCIENCE COMMUNICATION IN SESSION NO. 100 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK T149. The Great Ideas in Geology (GSA History and Philosophy of 98-14 11:45 AM Patel, Sarina*: BRIDGING THE GAP: SCIENCE Geology Division; History of Earth Sciences Society) COMMUNICATIONS WORK AT LAVA BEDS NATIONAL 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 MONUMENT Renee M. Clary, Michele L. Aldrich, Alan E. Leviton, Nathalie Nicole Brandes and SESSION NO. 99 Paul T. Brandes, Presiding T138. Geoscience Investigations of the Polar Regions 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 100-1 8:15 AM Inglehart, Ashley*: GSA HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF Geomorphology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, GEOLOGY DIVISION STUDENT AWARDS, FIRST PLACE: Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology THE “SCEPTICAL CHYMIST” AS GEOLOGIST? ROBERT Division; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Structural Geology BOYLE ON MINERAL FORMATION and Tectonics Division; Geochemical Society) 100-2 8:30 AM Hamm, Ernst*: NEPTUNISM: NOT A BAD IDEA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 100-3 8:45 AM Lohff, Kathy*: JAMES HUTTON’S “MACHINE OF A Samantha E. Hansen, Kevin L. Mickus and Audrey D. Huerta, Presiding PECULIAR CONSTRUCTION” 99-1 8:00 AM Hansen, Samantha E.*; Graw, Jordan; Kenyon, Lindsey; 100-4 9:00 AM Phillips, Stacy E.*: GSA HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY Nyblade, Andrew A.; Wiens, Douglas; Aster, Richard; OF GEOLOGY DIVISION STUDENT AWARDS, SECOND Huerta, Audrey; Anandakrishnan, Sridhar; Wilson, Terry J.: PLACE: THE ORIGIN OF GRANITE: FROM WERNER TO IMAGING MANTLE STRUCTURE AND GEODYNAMIC READ, FROM BOWEN TO CHAPPELL PROCESSES BENEATH ANTARCTICA USING ADAPTIVELY PARAMETERIZED P-WAVE TOMOGRAPHY

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100-5 9:15 AM Clary, Renee M.*: ENVISIONING DEEP TIME: HENRY 9:45 AM BREAK DE LA BECHE’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENTIFIC 101-8 10:00 AM Hausner, Mark B.*; Kryder, Levi; Klenke, John; Howard, Bill; VISUALIZATION Reinke, Rick; Tyler, Scott W.: MULTIPLE DISTRIBUTED 100-6 9:30 AM Goldsmith, David W.*: DARWIN’S ALBATROSS: SAMUEL THERMAL PERTURBATION TESTS TO CHARACTERIZE TAYLOR COLERIDGE, DARWINISM, AND THE ROLE OF VERTICAL HETEROGENEITIES IN A FRACTURED HYPOTHESES IN NINETEENTH CENTURY GEOLOGY SYSTEM 100-7 9:45 AM Baker, Victor R.*: GEOLOGICAL HYPOTHESES: 101-9 10:15 AM Baker, Gregory S.*; Tewksbury-Christle, Carolyn Morgan: MULTIPLE, WORKING, AND OUTRAGEOUS QUANTIFYING THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG 10:00 AM BREAK GROUND PENETRATING RADAR REFLECTION AMPLITUDES, HORIZONTAL SUB-WAVELENGTH 100-8 10:15 AM Diemer, John A.*: OBSERVATIONS THAT CONTRIBUTED BEDROCK FRACTURE GEOMETRIES, AND FLUID TO THE RECOGNITION OF THE PERMIAN SYSTEM CONDUCTIVITIES 100-9 10:30 AM Dott, Robert H.*: GSA HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY 101-10 10:30 AM Meyer, Jessica R.*; Parker, Beth L.; Arnaud, Emmanuelle; OF GEOLOGY DIVISION GERALD M. AND SUE T. Runkel, Anthony C.: HIGH RESOLUTION VERTICAL FRIEDMAN DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD: GRADIENTS FOR IDENTIFYING KV CONTRASTS DISCOVERING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN VOLCANIC AND DELINEATING HYDROGEOLOGIC UNITS AT A ARCS AND ANCIENT OROGENIC BELTS CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTARY ROCK FIELD SITE 100-10 10:45 AM Bourgeois, Joanne*: GREAT AND OUTRAGEOUS 101-11 10:45 AM Trudell, Paul R.*: HYDRAULIC HEAD HYDROGRAPHS IDEAS ABOUT IMPACTS IN EARTH HISTORY – FROM FROM DEPTH-DISCRETE HIGH RESOLUTION EXTRAORDINARY TO ACTUALISTIC (AND BACK MULTILEVEL SYSTEMS FOR ESTIMATING LOADING AGAIN) EFFICIENCY AND SPECIFIC STORAGE IN THE 100-11 11:00 AM Dorsch, Joachim*: WLADIMIR KÖPPEN AND ALFRED SILURIAN DOLOSTONE WEGENER’S KLIMATE DER GEOLOGISCHEN VORZEIT 101-12 11:00 AM Scibek, Jacek*; McKenzie, Jeffrey; Gleeson, Tom: THE AS THE FOUNDATION OF PALEOCLIMATOLOGY IMPORTANCE OF FAULTS ZONES IN CONTROLLING 100-12 11:15 AM Rance, Hugh*: WEGENER’S 1920 BOOK REGIONAL TO CONTINENTAL SCALE HYDROGEOLOGY 100-13 11:30 AM Frankel, Henry*: MARY C. RABBITT GSA HISTORY AND PERMEABILITY AND PHILOSOPHY OF GEOLOGY DIVISION AWARD: 101-13 11:15 AM Stuetzle, Robert John*; Parker, Beth L.; Cherry, John A.: TED IRVING’S GREAT IDEA OF APPEALING TO BOTH HIGH RESOLUTION VERTICAL PROFILING OF PALEOMAGNETIC AND PALEOCLIMATIC RESULTS TO CONTAMINANTS TO CHARACTERIZE A COMPLEX SUPPORT CONTINENTAL DRIFT TRIASSIC SEDIMENTARY HYDROGEOLOGIC SYSTEM 11:30 AM DISCUSSION SESSION NO. 101 T153. Characterization and Remediation of Fractured Rock (GSA SESSION NO. 102 Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering T169. It’s a Cold, Cold World: Permafrost and Glacial Geology Division) Hydrogeology (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 110 Kent Novakowski and Bernie Kueper, Presiding Randy L. Stotler, Stephen E. Grasby and Mark A. Person, Presiding 101-1 8:00 AM Rafini, Silvain*; Chesnaux, Romain; Dal Soglio, Lucie: 102-1 8:00 AM Young, Michael*; Abolt, Charles J.; Caldwell, Todd G.; A NUMERICAL ANALYSIS TO ILLUSTRATE THE Larson, Toti: HIGH-RESOLUTION CARBON INVENTORY USEFULNESS OF DRAWDOWN LOG-DERIVATIVE AND DYNAMICS IN PERMAFROST SOILS: NORTH DIAGNOSTIC PLOTS IN CHARACTERIZING THE SLOPE, ALASKA HETEROGENEITY IN NON-THEIS AQUIFERS 102-2 8:15 AM Walvoord, Michelle A.*; Briggs, Martin A.; Day-Lewis, 101-2 8:15 AM Zhan, Hongbin*: SIMILARITY AND DIFFERENCE Frederick D.; Jepsen, Steven M.; Lane, John W.; McKenzie, BETWEEN CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT IN FRACTURE- Jeffrey; Minsley, Burke; Striegl, Robert G.; Voss, Clifford I.; ROCK MATRIX AND AQUIFER-AQUITARD SYSTEMS Wellman, Tristan P.: PERMAFROST DYNAMICS AND 101-3 8:30 AM Rodack, Haley E.*; Toran, Laura: IMPORTANCE OF CHANGING HYDROGEOLOGY IN A LAKE-RICH MATRIX DIFFUSION IN REMEDIATION PUMPING: LANDSCAPE SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF FRACTURE GEOMETRY 102-3 8:30 AM Zhou, Min*; Clauson, Kale; Sun, Ziyong; Zheng, Chunmiao; AND MATRIX PARAMETERS Zheng, Yan: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATIONS 101-4 8:45 AM Sanford, Ward E.*; Plummer, L. Niel; Nelms, David L.; IN DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER COMPOSITIONS Schlosser, Peter; Casile, Gerolamo C.; Busenberg, OF STREAM WATER INFLUENCED BY PERMAFROST Eurybiades: CHARACTERIZATION OF GROUNDWATER MELTING IN A SMALL ALPINE WATERSHED OF TRANSPORT PARAMETERS IN REGIONAL QINGHAI-TIBETAN FRACTURED-ROCK AQUIFERS USING MULTIPLE 102-4 8:45 AM Arendt, Carli A.*; Aciego, Sarah M.; Stevenson, Emily I.: ENVIRONMENTAL TRACERS AND A DUAL-DOMAIN IMPACTS OF MELT RUNOFF FROM THE GREENLAND MODELING APPROACH 234 238 ICE SHEET ON SEAWATER U/ U COMPOSITION 101-5 9:00 AM Haslam, Richard*; Clarke, Stuart; Styles, Peter; Auton, Clive: 102-5 9:00 AM Deuerling, K.M.*; Scribner, Cecilia A.; Martin, Jonathan B.; SHALLOW SUBSURFACE FRACTURE NETWORKS Martin, Ellen E.: OCEANIC FLUXES FROM PROGLACIAL AND THEIR IMPLICATION ON SUBSURFACE FLOW AND DEGLACIAL WATERSHEDS IN WESTERN PATHWAYS GREENLAND 101-6 9:15 AM Munn, Jonathan*; Parker, Beth L.: QUANTIFYING VUGGY 102-6 9:15 AM Henkemans, Emily*; Frape, Shaun; Ruskeeniemi, POROSITY AND ITS ASSOCIATED PERMEABILITY IN Timo; Lehtinen, Anne; Claesson Liljedahl, Lillemor: A SILURIAN DOLOSTONE AQUIFER USING ACOUSTIC GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TELEVIEWER IMAGE PROCESSING AND DEPTH GROUNDWATER IN AN AREA OF CONTINUOUS DISCRETE HYDRAULIC TESTING PERMAFROST ADJACENT TO THE GREENLAND ICE 101-7 9:30 AM Doe, Thomas W.*: DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL SHEET, KANGERLUSSUAQ, WEST GREENLAND FRACTURE-HYDROGELOGY WORKFLOWS FROM 102-7 9:30 AM Sletten, Ronald S.*; Hagedorn, Birgit; Christner, Brent; EXPERIENCE IN RESEARCH FACILITIES Dieser, Markus; Cameron, Karen; Choquette, Kyla;

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Broemsen, Erik; Liu, Lu; Harrold, Zoe; Junge, Karen: Fedje, Daryl: THE PAST 18,000 YEARS OF SEA-LEVEL GREENLAND BASAL BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND CHANGE IN PACIFIC NORTH AMERICA MICROBIOLOGY BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF 103-5 9:05 AM Reynolds, Laura*; Simms, Alexander: HOLOCENE SUBGLACIAL DRAINAGES IN THE KANGERLUSSUAQ RELATIVE SEA LEVEL HISTORY FOR CENTRAL AND REGION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 102-8 9:45 AM Liu, Lu*; Hagedorn, Birgit; Sletten, Ronald S.; Choquette, 103-6 9:20 AM Mann, Daniel H.*: RELATIVE SEA LEVEL AND Kyla; Dieser, Markus; Cameron, Karen; Christner, GLACIATION ALONG THE GULF OF ALASKA MARGIN Brent; Junge, Karen; Harrold, Zoe: UNDERSTANDING GEOCHEMICAL REACTIONS IN PERIGLACIAL/ 103-7 9:40 AM Rubin, Kenneth H.*; Fletcher, Charles H.: A TWO- SUBGLACIAL ENVIRONMENT BY INVERSE MODELING SITE CORAL REEF RECORD OF TIMING AND OF WEST GREENLAND GLACIAL MELTWATER USING DURATION OF MELTWATER PULSE 1A IN HAWAII PHREEQCI 9:55 AM BREAK 102-9 10:00 AM Crompton, Jeff W.*; Flowers, Gwenn E.: THE ROLE OF 103-8 10:10 AM Fletcher, Charles H.*; Grossman, Eric; Rubin, Kenneth H.; BASAL FREEZE ON AND SECONDARY MINERAL Rooney, John; Sherman, Clark: POST-GLACIAL SEA PRECIPITATION IN GLACIER MELTWATER CHEMISTRY LEVEL CHANGE IN THE FAR FIELD: HAWAII ISLANDS 102-10 10:15 AM Pratt, Lisa M.*; Peng, Yongbo: ISOTOPIC STUDY OF 103-9 10:25 AM Leonard, Eric M.*; Paces, James B.; Wehmiller, John F.; JAROSITE IN A GOSSAN ON THE WESTERN MARGIN Muhs, Daniel R.; Simmons, Kathleen R.: MULTIPLE OF GREENLAND ICE SHEET GEOCHRONOMETER STUDY OF A HIGH-ELEVATION 102-11 10:30 AM Huff, G.F.*: CHEMICAL WEATHERING OF SMECTITIC PLEISTOCENE MARINE TERRACE IN NORTHERN AM SULPHIDE-MINERAL-BEARING UNCONSOLIDATED CHILE – IMPLICATIONS FOR COASTAL UPLIFT RATES SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ALBERTA, 103-10 10:40 AM Kemp, Andrew C.*; Bernhardt, Christopher; Horton, B.P.; CANADA Kopp, Robert E.; Vane, Christopher H.; Peltier, W. Richard; 102-12 10:45 AM McIntosh, Jennifer C.*; Person, Mark A.; Hamilton, Hawkes, Andrea D.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Parnell, Andrew; Stewart; Grasby, Stephen E.; Schlegel, Melissa; Osborn, Cahill, Niamh: LATE HOLOCENE SEA- AND LAND-LEVEL Stephen G.; Martini, Anna; Zhou, Zheng; Ballentine, CHANGE ON THE U.S. SOUTHEASTERN ATLANTIC Chris: IMPACTS OF PLEISTOCENE GLACIATION COAST ON HYDROBIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN 103-11 10:55 AM Mallinson, David J.*; Culver, Stephen J.; Leorri, Eduardo; MONDAY SEDIMENTARY BASINS Mitra, Siddhartha; Mulligan, Ryan; Riggs, Stanley R.; 102-13 11:00 AM Zhang, Yipeng*; Person, Mark; Hendry, Jim: FAILURE Zaremba, Nicholas; Minnehan, Jeffrey John; Clunies, ANALYSIS OF THE LAKE HOWE BLOWOUT Gregory; Lauback, Caitlin: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE STRUCTURE, WILLISTON BASIN HOLOCENE EVOLUTION OF THE NORTH CAROLINA OUTER BANKS BARRIER ISLAND AND ESTUARINE/ 102-14 11:15 AM Person, Mark*; McIntosh, Jennifer; Schlegel, Melissa; Rupp, LAGOON SYSTEM John A.; Ellett, Kevin; Gable, Carl W.; Bowen, Brenda B.: NATURAL HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OF THE NEW 103-12 11:10 AM Cowan, Beth*; Bell, Trevor; Forbes, Donald L.: ALBANY SHALE (DEVONIAN-MISSISSIPPIAN) IN THE MAPPING THE POSTGLACIAL SUBMERGENCE OF ILLINOIS BASIN DURING PLEISTOCENE GLACIATIONS EASTERNMOST BAFFIN ISLAND, NUNAVUT, CANADA 102-15 11:30 AM McKenzie, Jeffrey M.*; Gordon, Ryan P.; Baraer, Michel; 103-13 11:25 AM Kelley, Joseph T.*; Cooper, J. Andrew G.; Sorrell, Lee M.: Lautz, Laura K.; Mark, Bryan G.; Chavez, Daniel; RECONNAISSANCE GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR Aubry-Wake, Caroline: HYDROGEOLOGY IN GLACIATED STUDIES OF RAISED SHORELINES IN DONEGAL, HIGH-ELEVATION ANDEAN WATERSHEDS – RESULTS REPUBLIC OF IRELAND FROM THE CORDILLERA BLANCA, PERU 103-14 11:40 AM Ferrier, Ken L.*; Mitrovica, Jerry X.: HIMALAYAN 102-16 11:45 AM Gordon, Ryan P.*; Lautz, Laura K.; McKenzie, Jeffrey M.; WASTE MANAGEMENT: SEA-LEVEL RESPONSES TO Mark, Bryan G.; Chavez, Daniel; Baraer, Michel: SEDIMENT EROSION AND DEPOSITION IN THE INDUS GROUNDWATER CONTRIBUTIONS TO STREAMFLOW RIVER BASIN AND THE NORTHEASTERN ARABIAN IN A GLACIERIZED CATCHMENT OF THE CORDILLERA SEA BLANCA, PERU SESSION NO. 104 SESSION NO. 103 T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, T178. Relative Sea-Level Changes since the Last Glacial Geology, and Characterization of Diamonds and Other Gem Maximum (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Minerals I Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 James E. Shigley, Dona Dirlam, Frank C. Hawthorne, Lee A. Groat, Thomas Stachel and Barbara Dutrow, Presiding Dan H. Shugar, Ian J. Walker, Olav B. Lian, Jordan B.R. Eamer and Christina Neudorf, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 103-1 8:00 AM Clague, John J.*; Griffing, Corinne: DEPOSITION 104-1 8:15 AM Stachel, Thomas*; Stern, Richard A.; Petts, Duane; Nichols, IN GLACIO-ISOSTATIC MOATS IN COASTAL Katie; Chacko, Tom: SIMS APPLICATIONS TO DIAMOND ENVIRONMENTS RESEARCH 103-2 8:20 AM Sisley, Hope M.*; Swanson, Terry; Stone, John: POST- 104-2 8:35 AM Gaillou, Eloïse*; Post, Jeffrey E.; Steele, Andrew; Butler, GLACIAL MARINE TERRACES ON SAN JUAN ISLAND, James E.: CONSTRAINS ON HIGHLY STRAINED PINK WASHINGTON: A PRODUCT OF MULTIPLE MELTWATER DIAMONDS BY HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION FTIR AND PULSES 1A RAMAN MAPPING 103-3 8:35 AM Horton, Benjamin P.*; Vacchi, Matteo; Engelhart, Simon E.; 104-3 8:50 AM Wirth, R.*: CHARACTERIZATION OF DIAMONDS AND Nelson, Alan R.; Kopp, Robert E.: A SEA-LEVEL OTHER GEM MINERALS WITH FIB/TEM DATABASE FOR THE CENTRAL PACIFIC COAST OF 104-4 9:05 AM Wang, Wuyi*; D’Haenens-Johansson, Ulrika; Smit, Karen; NORTH AMERICA Breeding, Christopher M.; Stern, Richard: CARBON 103-4 8:50 AM Shugar, Dan H.*; Walker, Ian James; Lian, Olav B.; Eamer, ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF CVD SYNTHETIC GEM Jordan B.R.; Neudorf, Christina; McLaren, Duncan; DIAMONDS

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104-5 9:20 AM Smit, Karen V.*; Wang, Wuyi; Shirey, Steven B.; Wang, GAS GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE MARCELLUS Jianhua: ­GROWTH CONDITIONS OF MIXED-HABIT SHALE FORMATION: A PROSPECTING TOOL FOR DIAMONDS FROM MARANGE, ZIMBABWE HYDROCARBON GAS MIGRATION 104-6 9:35 AM Barwood, Henry L.*: 405 NM LASER LUMINESCENCE 9:45 AM BREAK SPECTROSCOPY OF NATURAL DIAMONDS 105-8 10:00 AM Song, Liaosha*; Carr, Timothy: PORE STRUCTURE OF 9:50 AM BREAK MUDROCKS AND ITS EVOLUTION WITH THERMAL 104-7 10:05 AM Breeding, Christopher M.*; Wang, Wuyi: A MATURITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE MARCELLUS SPECTROSCOPIC LOOK AT GREEN AND BLUE GEM SHALE DIAMONDS COLORED BY ARTIFICIAL IRRADIATION 105-9 10:15 AM Jackson, Adam Matthew*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: REFINED TREATMENT ICHNOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE UPPER 104-8 10:20 AM Ardon, Troy*; Magana, Sally: SPATIAL CORRELATION OF CRETACEOUS GREENHORN FORMATION INFRARED AND PL OPTICAL CENTERS IN HYDROGEN- 105-10 10:30 AM Sageman, Bradley B.*; Joo, Young Ji; Jones, Matthew M.: RICH DIAMONDS RECOGNITION OF CRYPTIC STRATIGRAPHIC 104-9 10:35 AM Luth, Robert*; Stachel, Thomas: THE BUFFERING SURFACES IN ORGANIC-RICH MUDROCK CAPACITY OF CRATONIC MANTLE PERIDOTITE: SUCCESSIONS BASED ON HIGH-RESOLUTION TOC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FORMATION OF DIAMOND AND CARBONATE DATA 104-10 10:50 AM Krebs, Mandy Y.*; Pearson, D. Graham; Stachel, 105-11 10:45 AM Jones, Matthew M.*; Sageman, Bradley B.; Ma, Chao; Thomas; Stern, Richard A.; Nowicki, Tom; Cairns, Meyers, Stephen R.: BRIDGING THE TURONIAN GAP Scott: VARIABILITY IN DIAMOND POPULATION IN THE MESOZOIC ASTRONOMICAL TIME SCALE VIA CHARACTERISTICS ACROSS THE SIZE RANGE 0.2 – THE INTEGRATION OF CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC AND 3.4 MM – A CASE STUDY BASED ON DIAMONDS FROM CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHIC DATA FROM DEMERARA RISE MISERY (EKATI MINE) 105-12 11:00 AM Trabucho-Alexandre, João*; Atar, Elizabeth; Jarvis, 104-11 11:05 AM Palot, Mederic*: ISOTOPIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE Ian; Mattioli, Emanuela; Armstrong, Howard A.; NATURE AND CIRCULATION OF DEEP MANTLE C-H- Herringshaw, Liam G.; Gröcke, Darren R.; Aplin, O-N FLUIDS: CARBON AND NITROGEN SYSTEMATICS Andrew: UPPER PLIENSBACHIAN AND LOWER WITHIN SUPER DEEP DIAMONDS FROM KANKAN TOARCIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTARY (GUINEA) ENVIRONMENTS OF NORTHEAST ENGLAND 104-12 11:20 AM Kosman, Charles W.*; Kopylova, Maya G.; Hagadorn, 105-13 11:15 AM Them, Theodore R.*; Gill, Benjamin C.; Tulsky, Emma T.; James W.; Hurlbut, James F.: FIRST DATA ON THE Gröcke, Darren R.: RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES DIAMONDIFEROUS MANTLE OF THE KASAI SHIELD DURING THE EARLY JURASSIC (PLIENSBACHIAN TO (CONGO CRATON) FROM DIAMOND MINERAL TOARCIAN STAGES) IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA INCLUSIONS RECORDED IN THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF ORGANIC- RICH MUD ROCKS 11:35 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 105-14 11:30 AM Gröcke, Darren R.*; Caruthers, Andrew H.; Gill, SESSION NO. 105 Benjamin C.; Trabucho-Alexandre, João; Them, Theodore R.; Smith, Paul L.: EXPRESSION OF THE T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical TOARCIAN CARBON ISOTOPE EVENT IN A SILICEOUS Properties, and Paleo-Environments (GSA Coal Geology Division; BLACK SHALE FROM NEW YORK CANYON, NEVADA Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 SESSION NO. 106 Greg Ravizza, Chrsiton Achong and Timothy Lyons, Presiding T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can 105-1 8:00 AM Tuite, Michael*: HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIAL We Learn from Data and Models? (Geochemical Society; ALKALINE PHOSPHATASES DETERMINED C/N/P Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology) RATIOS IN DEVONIAN BLACK SHALES 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 105-2 8:15 AM O’Keefe, Jen*; Perkins, Robert B.; Mason, Charles E.: Yannick Donnadieu, Christopher J. Poulsen, Dana L. Royer, Isabel Montanez, ORGANIC PETROGRAPHY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF Emmanuelle Pucéat and Heiko Palike, Presiding THE SUNBURY SHALE: FURTHER INSIGHTS INTO THE 106-1 8:00 AM Lewis, Adam R.*; Ashworth, Allan C.: A 20-MA-LONG DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEM RECORD OF ANTARCTIC CRYOSPHERE EVOLUTION 105-3 8:30 AM Callner, Sara*; Pashin, Jack C.: PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC FROM THE FRIIS HILLS, EAST ANTARCTICA AND ESTUARINE INFLUENCES ON SEDIMENTATION 106-2 8:15 AM Royer, Dana L.*; Franks, Peter J.; Beerling, David J.; IN A WORLD-CLASS UNCONVENTIONAL SOURCE Van de Water, Peter K.; Cantrill, David J.; Barbour, ROCK-RESERVOIR SYSTEM: DEVONIAN SHALE IN THE Margaret M.; Berry, Joseph A.: A NEW STOMATAL-BASED SOUTHERN MIDCONTINENT, USA METHOD FOR RECONSTRUCTING ATMOSPHERIC CO2 105-4 8:45 AM Roberts, Jennifer Marie*; Dulin, Shannon A.; Elmore, R. 106-3 8:30 AM Kowalczyk, Jennifer B.*; Royer, Dana L.; Miller, Ian M.: A Douglas; Mann, Elizabeth A.: A PALEOMAGNETIC AND COMPARISON OF MULTIPLE PROXY ESTIMATES OF DIAGENETIC STUDY OF THE WOODFORD SHALE, ATMOSPHERIC CO2 FROM AN EARLY PALEOCENE OKLAHOMA RAINFOREST 105-5 9:00 AM Steullet, Alex*; Elmore, R. Douglas: AN INTEGRATED 106-4 8:45 AM Ridgwell, Andy*; Kirtland Turner, Sandra: DECODING THE DIAGENETIC AND PALEOMAGNETIC STUDY OF THE MARINE GEOLOGICAL RECORD MARCELLUS SHALE WITHIN THE PLATEAU PROVINCE OF THE APPALACHIAN BASIN 106-5 9:00 AM Pohl, Alexandre*; Donnadieu, Yannick; Le hir, Guillaume; Dumas, Christophe; Ladant, Jean-Baptiste; Buoncristiani, 105-6 9:15 AM Williams, Jeremy C.*; Darrah, Thomas H.; Koons, Rachel; Jean-François; Vennin, Emmanuelle: MODELING LATE Hannigan, Robyn: THE PALEOENVIRONMENT OF ORDOVICIAN (~ 445 MA) CLIMATIC CHANGES WITH THE MARCELLUS FORMATION: IMPLICATION FOR THE OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE MODEL FOAM AND THE UNDERSTANDING THE ORIGIN OF UNCONVENTIONAL ICE-SHEET MODEL GRISLI OIL AND GAS RESERVIORS 106-6 9:15 AM Nordt, Lee*; Atchley, Stacy; Dworkin, S.I.: DEMISE OF 105-7 9:30 AM Brourman, Hanna*; Darrah, Thomas H.; Williams, THE LATE TRIASSIC MEGAMONSOON IN WESTERN Jeremy C.; Olesik, John; Poreda, Robert: NOBLE EQUATORIAL PANGEA

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106-7 9:30 AM Licht, Alexis*; Ladant, Jean-Baptiste; France-Lanord, 107-5 9:10 AM Schröder-Adams, Claudia*; Herrle, Jens O.: WHAT Christian; Donnadieu, Yannick; Lecuyer, Christophe; CONTROLLED BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL Boura, Anais; De Franceschi, Dario; Dupont-Nivet, ASSEMBLAGE CHANGES IN THE CRETACEOUS Guillaume; Jaeger, Jean-Jacques: MODERN-LIKE INDIAN POLAR SEA? MONSOONS IN THE EOCENE: EVIDENCE FROM THE 107-6 9:25 AM Thomas, Ellen*: A TALE OF TWO BOUNDARIES: SEDIMENTARY SERIES OF MYANMAR BEGINNING AND END OF THE PALEOCENE 106-8 9:45 AM Caves, Jeremy K.*; Winnick, Matthew J.; Graham, 9:45 AM BREAK Stephan A.; Sjostrom, Derek; Mulch, Andreas; Chamberlain, C. Page: ROLE OF THE MID-LATITUDE 107-7 10:00 AM Koutsoukos, Eduardo A.M.*: RECOVERY STRATEGIES OF WESTERLIES IN DRIVING THE CLIMATIC EVOLUTION THE PLANKTIC FORAMINIFERA IN THE AFTERMATH OF CENOZOIC CENTRAL ASIA OF THE CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE (K/PG) BOUNDARY EVENT 10:00 AM BREAK 107-8 10:15 AM Hart, Malcolm Barrie*; Leighton, Andrew David; Smart, 106-9 10:05 AM Hyland, Ethan*; Fiorella, Richard P.; Sheldon, Nathan D.: Christopher W.; Leng, Melanie: TIMING RECOVERY REEXAMINING CAUSAL MECHANISMS FOR THE EARLY AFTER THE CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE BOUNDARY: EOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM EVIDENCE FROM BRAZOS RIVER, TEXAS 106-10 10:20 AM Ladant, Jean-Baptiste*; Donnadieu, Yannick; Dumas, 107-9 10:30 AM Bralower, Timothy J.*; Schueth, Jonathan D.; Patzkowsky, Christophe: MODELLING CONSTRAINTS ON THE Mark; Jiang, Shijun: THE ROLE OF SURVIVOR CONTINENTAL GLACIATION OVER ANTARCTICA AT INCUMBENCY IN THE EVOLUTIONARY RECOVERY AM THE EOCENE-OLIGOCENE TRANSITION AND ON OF CALCAREOUS NANNOPLANKTON FROM THE THE POSSIBLE EXISTENCE OF HIGH-LATITUDES ICE CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE (K/PG) MASS EXTINCTION SHEETS DURING THE MIDDLE-LATE CRETACEOUS AND EARLY CENOZOIC 107-10 10:50 AM Lazarus, David*; Renaudie, Johan: CENOZOIC POLYCYSTINE RADIOLARIAN DIVERSITY AND THE 106-11 10:35 AM Thomas, Debbie*: IS IT POSSIBLE TO RECONSTRUCT EFFECT OF EOCENE-OLIGOCENE BOUNDARY RATES OF OCEANIC OVERTURNING CIRCULATION GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE DURING THE EARLY PALEOGENE? 107-11 11:05 AM Piller, Werner E.*; Auer, Gerald; Harzhauser, Mathias: THE 106-12 10:50 AM Huber, Brian T.*; MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Petruny, ROLE OF SOLAR FORCING ON PALEOECOLOGICAL

Loren; Dickie, Morgan: OXYGEN ISOTOPE CHANGES IN CALCAREOUS NANNOFOSSIL MONDAY PALEOTEMPERATURES ACROSS THE CRETACEOUS ASSEMBLAGES IN THE EARLY MIOCENE SUPERGREENHOUSE AT SOUTHERN HIGH LATITUDES (NATURALISTE AND AGULHAS PLATEAU) 107-12 11:20 AM LeVay, Leah J.*; Bralower, Timothy J.; Fox, Lyndsey; Holbourn, Ann; Kump, Lee R.; Romero, Oscar E.; 106-13 11:05 AM Tarduno, John A.*; Bono, Richard K.; Brinkman, D.B.; Wade, Bridget S.: ENHANCED CALCAREOUS Clarke, Julia; Higgins, Pennilyn: THE ULTRA-WARM NANNOPLANKTON PRODUCTIVITY DURING THE ARCTIC CA. 90 MILLION YEARS AGO: TESTING MIDDLE MIOCENE TRANSITION IN THE EASTERN LINKAGES WITH VOLCANIC CO2 OUTGASSING EQUATORIAL PACIFIC 106-14 11:20 AM Tabor, Clay R.*; Poulsen, Christopher J.; Lunt, Dan J.; 107-13 11:35 AM Lazar, Kelly B.*; Polyak, L.: QUATERNARY SEA-ICE Otto-Bliesner, Bette; Rosenbloom, Nan; Markwick, Paul J.: REGIME CHANGE IN THE WESTERN ARCTIC OCEAN SIMULATING CENOMANIAN CLIMATE WITH THE BASED ON BENTHIC FORAMINIFERS COMMUNITY EARTH SYSTEM MODEL 11:50 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 106-15 11:35 AM Haynes, Shannon J.*; MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Martin, Ellen E.: CLIMATE AND OCEAN CIRCULATION SESSION NO. 108 PATTERNS DURING AND AFTER THE EARLY MAASTRICHIAN COOLING EVENT T205. Major Evolutionary Events of the Early Mesozoic— Paleontology and Paleoecology from the Middle Triassic to SESSION NO. 107 the Late Jurassic (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division) T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and Paleoenvironmental Changes across Boundary Events and 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 Transitions: The Protistan Evidence (Cushman Foundation; Lydia S. Tackett, Rowan C. Martindale and David Bottjer, Presiding Paleontological Society) 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 108-1 8:05 AM Heindel, Katrin*; Birgel, Daniel; Westphal, Hildegard; Eduardo A.M. Koutsoukos, Brian T. Huber and R. Mark Leckie, Presiding Richoz, Sylvain; Peckmann, Jörn: FORMATION OF MICROBIALITES THROUGH TIME: HOLOCENE CORAL 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS REEFS COMPARED TO EARLY TRIASSIC BIOHERMS 107-1 8:05 AM Lipps, Jere H.*: EXTINCTION AND RADIATON IN 108-2 8:20 AM Jiang, Da-yong*; Motani, Ryosuke; Tintori, Andrea; Rieppel, PELAGIC AND BENTHIC PROTISTS Olivier; Ji, Cheng; Fu, Wanlu: LATE LADINIAN (MIDDLE 107-2 8:25 AM Dionne, Danielle*; Schroder-Adams, Claudia; Cumbaa, TRIASSIC) MAJOR ECOLOGICAL EXPANSION INTO Stephen L.: FORAMINIFERAL RESPONSE TO THE OPEN OCEAN-EVIDENCE FROM THE TRIASSIC ECOLOGICAL PERTURBATIONS ALONG THE EASTERN MARINE REPTILE FAUNAS FROM SOUTH CHINA MARGIN OF THE CANADIAN WESTERN INTERIOR 108-3 8:35 AM Lovelace, David M.*; Stocker, Michelle R.; Campbell, SEAWAY, CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN INTERVAL Brandon T.; Nassif, James P.: PALEONTOLOGICAL AND 107-3 8:40 AM Arriaga, Maria Eugenia*; Cruz, Erzika; Caus, Esmeralda: STRATIGRAPHIC RELATIONSHIPS OF THE JELM AND BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA RECOVERY AFTER POPO AGIE FORMATIONS (CHUGWATER GROUP, WY) CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN BOUNDARY MASS 108-4 8:50 AM Ramezani, Jahandar*; Fastovsky, David E.; Bowring, EXTINCTION IN CARBONATE PLATFORM FROM Samuel A.: THE LATE TRIASSIC EARLY EVOLUTION OF SOUTHERN APENNINES (ITALY) DINOSAURS: A GEOCHRONOLOGIC PERSPECTIVE 107-4 8:55 AM Lowery, Christopher M.*; Tessin, Allyson; Leckie, R. Mark: FORAMINIFERAL RECORD OF OCEANOGRAPHIC 108-5 9:05 AM Onoue, Tetsuji*; Sato, Honami; Ikehara, Minoru; Takaya, AND BIOTIC CHANGES IN THE WESTERN INTERIOR Yutaro; Nozaki, Tatsuo; Fujinaga, Koichiro; Kato, Yasuhiro; SEAWAY BEFORE AND DURING OAE3 Uno, Koji: RADIOLARIAN FAUNAL TURNOVER AND PALEOPRODUCTIVITY CHANGES IN THE LATE

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TRIASSIC PANTHALASSA OCEAN: A POSSIBLE A CIRCUMPOLAR PERMIAN SEED PLANT, AND EFFECT OF LARGE IMPACT EVENT IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TERRESTRIAL RECORD OF 108-6 9:20 AM Bonuso, Nicole*; Lorentz, Nathaniel J.; Williamson, Kyle P.: THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS AND PALEOECOLOGY OF 109-5 9:00 AM McKellar, Ryan C.*; Muehlenbachs, Karlis; Tappert, Ralf; MIDDLE TO LATE TRIASSIC CARBONATE SHELF, Wolfe, Alexander P.; Tappert, Michelle C.; Schoell, Martin: FAVRET AND AUGUSTA MOUNTAIN FORMATION, δ13C OF TERRESTRIAL ORGANIC MATTER AS A PROXY CENTRAL NEVADA FOR ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN IN THE PHANEROZOIC 108-7 9:35 AM Tackett, Lydia S.*; Bottjer, David: FAUNAL AND 109-6 9:15 AM Yeakel, Justin Douglas*; Pires, M.M.; Rudolf, L.; Dominy, GEOCHEMICAL CHANGES ACROSS THE NORIAN- N.J.; Koch, Paul L.; Guimaraes, P.R.; Gross, T.: COLLAPSE RHAETIAN BOUNDARY IN EASTERN PANTHALASSA: OF AN ECOLOGICAL NETWORK IN ANCIENT EGYPT RAMPING UP TO THE END-TRIASSIC MASS 109-7 9:30 AM Saupe, Erin E.*; Qiao, Huijie; Myers, Corinne E.; EXTINCTION Townsend Peterson, A.; Soberón, Jorge M.: ASSESSING 9:50 AM BREAK THE CONTRIBUTION OF ABIOTIC NICHES AND 108-8 10:05 AM Whiteside, Jessica H.*; Kasprak, A.H.; Sepúlveda, J.; DISPERSAL LIMITATIONS TO SPECIATION AND Summons, Roger: INSIGHTS INTO THE MECHANISMS EXTINCTION UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE USING OF END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION AND SIMULATION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE: AN INTEGRATED 9:45 AM BREAK PALEONTOLOGIC, BIOMARKER AND ISOTOPIC 109-8 10:00 AM Hembree, Daniel I.*; Bowen, Jared J.: PALEOSOLS APPROACH AND ICHNOFOSSILS OF THE MONONGAHELA AND 108-9 10:25 AM Jost, Adam B.*; Bachan, Aviv; van de Schootbrugge, Bas; DUNKARD GROUPS: A MULTI-PROXY APPROACH TO DePaolo, Donald J.; Payne, Jonathan L.: A CALCIUM UNDERSTANDING LATE PALEOZOIC TERRESTRIAL ISOTOPE EXCURSION ASSOCIATED WITH THE LANDSCAPES END-TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION: IMPLICATIONS 109-9 10:15 AM Blair, Michael*; Hembree, Daniel I.: A FOR OCEAN ACIDIFICATION AND CARBON CYCLE PALEOPEDOLOGICAL AND ICHNOLOGICAL DYNAMICS APPROACH TO SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY 108-10 10:40 AM Stanley, George D.*: BIOTIC REORGANIZATIONS AMONG IN PENNSYLVANIAN-PERMIAN STRATA IN THE LOWER CORALS AND REEF EVOLUTION DURING THE LATE DUNKARD GROUP, WEST VIRGINIA TRIASSIC TO EARLY JURASSIC TIME 109-10 10:30 AM Shih, ChungKun*; Wang, Mei; Gao, Taiping; Labandeira, 108-11 10:55 AM Clapham, Matthew E.*: EARLY MESOZOIC EXTINCTION Conrad C.; Ren, Dong: THE SURPRISINGLY MODERN SELECTIVITY AND THE RISE OF THE MODERN FAUNA ROLES OF INSECTS IN TWO MID MESOZOIC 108-12 11:15 AM Martindale, Rowan C.*; Them, Theodore R.; Gill, ECOSYSTEMS OF NORTHEASTERN CHINA Benjamin C.; Knoll, Andrew H.: A NEW JURASSIC 109-11 10:45 AM Horikx, Maurits*; Hochuli, Peter A.; Heimhofer, Ulrich: LAGERSTATTE FROM ALBERTA, CANADA, CLIMATIC CONSTRAINS ON ANGIOSPERM POLLEN PRESERVED DURING THE TOARCIAN OCEAN DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS DURING ALBIAN TIMES: ANOXIC EVENT EVIDENCE FROM THE LUSITANIAN BASIN, PORTUGAL 108-13 11:30 AM Peteya, Jennifer A.*; Gao, Ke-Qin; Li, Quanguo; 109-12 11:00 AM Fastovsky, David E.*; Montellano-Ballesteros, Marisol; Clarke, Julia; D’Alba, Liliana; Shawkey, Matthew D.: Wilson, Gregory P.; Martínez, Enrique; Romo de Vivar THE LINK BETWEEN MELANOSOMES AND Martínez, Paula: PALEOENVIRONMENTS, VERTEBRATE METABOLISM: NEW EVIDENCE FROM MIDDLE-LATE FAUNAS, AND TAPHONOMY OF THE EL GALLO FM., JURASSIC AGNATHANS AND AMPHIBIANS FROM LATE CRETACEOUS, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MÉXICO NORTHEASTERN CHINA 109-13 11:15 AM McKellar, Ryan C.*; Engel, Michael S.; Tappert, Ralf; Wolfe, 108-14 11:45 AM Wolkenstein, Klaus*; Sun, Han; Falk, Heinz; Griesinger, Alexander P.; Tappert, Michelle C.; Muehlenbachs, Karlis: Christian: IDENTIFICATION OF ORGANIC PIGMENTS AMBER ASSOCIATED WITH LATE CRETACEOUS IN MACROFOSSILS: ANALYTICAL CHALLENGES AND DINOSAUR BONEBEDS IN WESTERN CANADA RECENT ADVANCES 109-14 11:30 AM Crystal, Victoria F.*; Fricke, Henry; Sertich, Joseph; Miller, Ian M.: FOCUSING ON THE FLOODPLAIN: CYCLING OF SESSION NO. 109 CARBON AND STRUCTURE OF FORESTS IN WESTERN T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem NORTH AMERICA DURING THE LATE CRETACEOUS and Environmental Interactions I (Paleontological Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) SESSION NO. 110 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 219 T215. Chikyu Meets Lithoprobe: Can We Connect Modern Arcs Jonathan P. Wilson and Ellen D. Currano, Presiding and Ancient Continental Crust? (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society; 109-1 8:00 AM Mitchell, Jonathan S.*: MECHANISTIC MODELS FOR Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Geophysics Division; TERRESTRIAL EXTINCTION EVENTS GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology and 109-2 8:15 AM Duijnstee, Ivo A.P.*; van Konijnenburg-van Cittert, Tectonics Division) Johanna H.A.; Looy, Cindy V.: ECOSYSTEMS ON A DIET: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 PROLIFERATION OF ISOETALEAN LYCOPHYTES EXPLAINS DELAYED RECOVERY PATTERNS OF Paul Mueller, M.E. Bickford, Robert Stern, Sally Pehrsson and Ronald Clowes, TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS AFTER THE END- Presiding PERMIAN BIOTIC CRISIS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 109-3 8:30 AM Thomson, Tracy J.*; Droser, Mary L.: TETRAPOD SWIM 110-1 8:05 AM Kring, David A.*: IMPACT BOMBARDMENT DURING TRACKS THROUGH TIME: INCREASED PRESERVATION THE HADEAN: A TUMULTUOUS BEGINNING FOR THE POTENTIAL DURING THE EARLY TRIASSIC DUE TO GEOLOGIC EVOLUTION OF THE EARTH DELAYED RECOVERY OF INFAUNA FOLLOWING THE 110-2 8:25 AM Webb, A. Alexander G.*; Moore, William B.; Simon, Justin I.: END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION HEAT-PIPE COOLING AS A UNIVERSAL PROCESS OF 109-4 8:45 AM Wilson, Jonathan P.*; Miraglia, Gregory M.; Fischer, HOT TERRESTRIAL PLANETS Woodward W.: PHYSIOLOGY OF GLOSSOPTERIS,

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110-3 8:40 AM Mueller, P.A.*; Wooden, Joseph L.: CONSTRAINING THE 111-4 8:50 AM Hausrath, Elisabeth M.*; Gainey, Seth R.; Steiner, ROLES OF ARCS AND PLUMES IN ARCHEAN-HADEAN Michael H.; Schofield, Renee E.: INTERPRETING CRUSTAL GENESIS USING U-PB SYSTEMATICS AQUEOUS ALTERATION ON EARTH AND ON 110-4 8:55 AM O’Neil, Jonathan*; Carlson, Richard W.: THE MARS USING FIELD ANALYSES, LABORATORY NUVVUAGITTUQ GREENSTONE BELT: A CASE OF EXPERIMENTS, AND MODELING HADEAN SUBDUCTION? 111-5 9:10 AM Smith, Rebecca J.*; Kraft, M.D.; Christensen, Philip R.: 110-5 9:10 AM Cook, Frederick A.*; Percival, John; Clowes, Ronald: AMORPHOUS MATERIALS FORMED BY RAPID TECTONICS THROUGH THE AGES: LITHOPROBE EVAPORATION OF BASALT WEATHERING SOLUTIONS: PERSPECTIVES ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE NORTH IMPLICATIONS FOR AMAZONIAN WEATHERING ON AMERICAN CONTINENT MARS 110-6 9:30 AM Mogk, D.W.*; Mueller, Paul A.; Wooden, J.L.; Bowes, 111-6 9:25 AM Baker, Leslie L.*; Strawn, Daniel G.: AQUEOUS D.R.: CRUSTAL GROWTH THROUGH PROTRACTED WEATHERING OF COLUMBIA RIVER BASALTS: MAGMATISM FROM 3.5-3.2 GA IN THE SPANISH PEAKS, CONTRASTING STYLES CONTROLLED BY CLIMATE NORTHERN MADISON RANGE, MONTANA AND FLOW ARCHITECTURE 110-7 9:45 AM Henry, Darrell J.*; Mogk, D.W.; Mueller, P.A.: SEQUENTIAL 111-7 9:40 AM Phillips-Lander, Charity*; Roberts, J.A.; Fowle, David A.: GROWTH OF A PROTO-CONTINENT BY ARC CLAY FORMATION DEPENDENT ON BRINE CHEMISTRY MAGMATISM: THE PALEO- TO MESOARCHEAN IN SURFICIAL HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS RECORD OF CRUSTAL EVOLUTION IN THE NORTHERN 9:55 AM BREAK AM WYOMING PROVINCE, USA 111-8 10:10 AM Carson, George L.*; McHenry, Lindsay J.; Cameron, 110-8 10:00 AM Regan, Sean P.*; Williams, Michael L.; Mahan, Kevin H.; Barry I.: MINERALOGICAL AND CHEMICAL TRENDS Dumond, Gregory; Jercinovic, Michael J.; Webber, DURING ACID-SULFATE ALTERATION OF HIGH-FE Jeffrey R.; Orlandini, Omero F.: NEOARCHEAN ARC BASALTS AND HYALOCLASTITE AT KRAFLA AND MAGMATISM AND SUBSEQUENT COLLISIONAL NAMAFJALL, ICELAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR MARS DEFORMATION ALONG THE EASTERN RAE DOMAIN, 111-9 10:25 AM Greenberger, Rebecca N.*; Mustard, John F.; Cloutis, WESTERN CHURCHILL PROVINCE, CANADA Edward A.; Pratt, Lisa M.; Sauer, Peter E.; Mann, Paul; 10:15 AM BREAK Turner, Kathryn; Dyar, Melinda Darby: UNDERSTANDING

110-9 10:30 AM Tamura, Yoshihiko*: ENIGMATIC ANDESITE IN THE THE NATURE OF WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONS IN MONDAY IZU-BONIN-MARIANA ARC A SERPENTINIZING SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANETARY EXPLORATION AND SUBSURFACE 110-10 10:50 AM Calvert, A.J.*: A COMPARISON OF THE SEISMIC HABITABILITY STRUCTURE OF MODERN ISLAND ARC CRUST AND LITHOPROBE RESULTS FROM ARCHEAN 111-10 10:40 AM Kraft, Michael D.*; Smith, Rebecca J.; Christensen, CONTINENTAL CRUST Philip R.: PERSPECTIVES ON AMAZONIAN WEATHERING ON MARS 110-11 11:05 AM Cota, Angela C.*; DeBari, Susan M.: A GEOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE RIDDLE PEAKS GABBRO, 111-11 10:55 AM McHenry, Lindsay J.*; Gerard, Teri L.; Carson, George L.: NORTH CASCADES: EVIDENCE FOR AMPHIBOLE ACID-SULFATE FUMAROLE ALTERATION AND NEAR- ACCUMULATION IN THE MID CRUST OF AN ARC NEUTRAL SINTER PRECIPITATION AT LASSEN: POTENTIAL ANALOG FOR GUSEV CRATER, MARS 110-12 11:20 AM Suzuki, Kazue*; Kitajima, Kouki; Valley, John W.; Sawaki, Yusuke; Hattori, Kentaro; Hirata, Takafumi; Maruyama, 111-12 11:10 AM Michalski, Joseph*; Cuadros, J.; Dekov, Vesselin; Shigenori: ANCIENT OCEANIC CRUST IN ISLAND ARC Dyar, M. Darby; Bishop, Janice L.; Stephen, Natasha: LOWER CRUST: EVIDENCE FROM OXYGEN ISOTOPES CONSTRAINTS ON THE CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY OF IN ZIRCONS FROM THE TANZAWA TONALITIC PLUTON MARTIAN FE/MG-RICH SMECTITIC CLAYS: LINKS TO GLOBAL ALTERATION TRENDS AND PROTOLITHS 110-13 11:35 AM Stern, Robert J.*; Scholl, David: WHEN DID CONTINENTAL CRUST FORM AND WHEN WAS IT DESTROYED? THE 111-13 11:25 AM Mustard, John F.*: WATER MEETS ROCK IN THE BRAHMA/SHIVA RATIO AND THE GEOLOGIC RECORD SHALLOW SUBSURFACE OF MARS: EXTENT AND DURATION OF CRUSTAL HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEMS 11:50 AM DISCUSSION 11:40 AM BREAK SESSION NO. 111 SESSION NO. 112 T224. When Water Meets Rock: Aqueous Alteration in the Solar System I (GSA Planetary Geology Division; Geochemical Society; T237. Carbonate Reservoirs—Characterization, Geochemical GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Modeling, and Case Studies (Society for Sedimentary Geology Division) (SEPM); GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 Discipline) John F. Mustard, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 111-1 8:00 AM Brearley, Adrian*: THE EARLIEST STAGES OF Tina L. Roberts-Ashby and Lester Williams, Presiding FLUID-ROCK INTERACTION IN CARBONACEOUS CHONDRITES: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE CR 112-1 8:00 AM Minzoni, Marcello*; Enos, Paul; Lehrmann, Daniel J.; CARBONACEOUS CHONDRITES Wei, Jiayong; Yu, Meiyi; Payne, Jonathan L.; Kelley, Brian M.; Meyer, Katja M.; Schaal, Ellen K.; Li, Xiaowei: 111-2 8:20 AM Delaney, Jeremy S.*: THE ROLE OF NEBULAR AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS REVEALS CONTROLS ON PLANETARY H 0 BETWEEN THE PROTOSTELLAR DISK 2 SEISMIC-SCALE ARCHITECTURE OF CARBONATE TO PLANET FORMATION TIMES AND LATER PLATFORM MARGINS: TRIASSIC NANPANJANG BASIN, 111-3 8:35 AM La Cruz, Nikita L.*; Pasek, Matthew A.; Pirim, Claire; SOUTH CHINA Sampson, Jacqueline M.; Lindsay, Danny; Gull, Maheen; 112-2 8:15 AM Bover-Arnal, Telm*; Salas, Ramon; Guimerà, Joan; Atlas, Zachary; Orlando, Thomas M.: SYNTHESIS AND Moreno-Bedmar, Josep Anton; Albert-Villanueva, Eduard: CORROSION OF SCHREIBERSITE AND NICKEL COMPARISON BETWEEN THE APTIAN SHU’AIBA PHOSPHIDE AND POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR RESERVOIR (E ARABIAN PLATE) AND OUTCROP ORIGIN OF LIFE ANALOGUES FROM THE MAESTRAT BASIN (E IBERIAN PLATE)

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112-3 8:30 AM Roberts-Ashby, Tina L.*; Hackley, Paul C.: RESERVOIR 113-3 DP3 Davis, Joshua R.*; Titus, Sarah; Tikoff, Basil: ROTATION CHARACTERIZATION OF THE JURASSIC-CRETACEOUS STATISTICS FOR GEOLOGIC DATA ROCKS IN THE SOUTH FLORIDA BASIN – AN UPDATE 113-4 DP4 Karabinos, Paul*; Warren, Chris: AN INTERACTIVE PROGRAM TO THE USGS 2001 OIL AND GAS ASSESSMENT FOR VISUALIZING AND ESTIMATING STRAIN IN DEFORMED 112-4 8:45 AM Ezzedine, Souheil*; Bourcier, William L.; Roberts, Sarah K.; CONGLOMERATES Roberts, Jeff J.: SILICA GELS FOR ENHANCING OIL AND 113-5 DP5 Schmitz, Mark D.*; Viskupic, Karen; Kausler, Scott: “ZIR- GAS CARBONATE RESERVOIRS PERFORMANCE AND CHRON”: AN ONLINE APP FOR EXPLORING THE SCIENCE CO2 STORAGE BEHIND U-PB ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY 112-5 9:00 AM Tutolo, Benjamin M.*; Kong, Xiang-Zhao; Seyfried, 113-6 DP6 Malinconico, Lawrence L.*; Sunderlin, David: STRATLOGGER & William E.; Saar, Martin O.: USING HIGH PERFORMANCE GEOFIELDBOOK: REAL-TIME DISPLAY OF STRATIGRAPHIC COMPUTING TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THERMAL AND STRUCTURAL FIELD DATA USING TABLET-BASED GRADIENTS IN CARBONATE CCUS RESERVOIRS APPLICATIONS 112-6 9:15 AM Campbell, Brent D.*; Smith, Megan; Carroll, Susan; 113-7 DP7 George, Sara E.*; Bicher, Clara G.; Rueger, Bruce F.: USING Watney, W. Lynn; Datta, Saugata: GEOCHEMICAL GOOGLE EARTH TO SHARE SEDIMENT DATA WITH AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION TO ASSESS STAKEHOLDERS IN THE BELGRADE LAKES WATERSHED, THE FEASIBILITY OF CO2 STORAGE WITHIN THE CENTRAL MAINE, USA ARBUCKLE AQUIFER, KANSAS 113-8 DP8 Kinyon Boodhoo, Thea*; Lacovara, Kenneth J.: DEVELOPMENT 9:30 AM BREAK OF AN ONLINE DATABASE FOR CRETACEOUS MARINE 112-7 9:45 AM Abbott, Sunshine S.*; John, Cedric M.; Fraser, Alastair J.: TAXA FROM THE K/PG HORNERSTOWN FORMATION OF UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMIC SEDIMENTOLOGY OF NEW JERSEY INTERWELL-SCALE CARBONATE-EVAPORITE CYCLES 113-9 DP9 Pierce, Suzanne A.*; Doty, Brent Richard; Gentle, John; Smith, 112-8 10:00 AM Vanden Berg, Beth*; Grammer, G. Michael: Elizabeth: AQUIFERIUM: A TOUCH-ENABLED LEARNING PREDICTABILITY OF CARBONATE PETROPHYSICAL PLATFORM FOR THE FUTURE OF WATER RESOURCE PROPERTIES USING SONIC VELOCITY AND EDUCATION CHARACTERIZATION OF PORE ARCHITECTURE 113-10 DP10 Ali, Mohamed*; Hendawi, Abdeltawab; Ankur Teredesai, Ankur; IN FINE GRAINED CARBONATES: AN EXAMPLE Hazel, David: AZURE MARKETPLACE OF APPLICATIONS FOR FROM THE MISSISSIPPIAN LIMESTONE OF THE MID- DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL USE AS A SERVICE CONTINENT, UNITED STATES 113-11 DP11 Caudill, Christy*; Richard, Stephen M.; Musil, Leah; 112-9 10:30 AM Kuflevskiy, Sergey*; Machel, Hans G.; Harris, Nicholas: Sonnenschein, Adrian; Good, Jessica: NATIONAL RECRYSTALLIZATION OF DEVONIAN DOLOMITES GEOTHERMAL DATA SYSTEM: OPEN ACCESS TO ALONG THE RIMBEY-MEADOWBROOK REEF TREND, GEOSCIENCE DATA AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES WESTERN CANADA SEDIMENTARY BASIN, ALBERTA, CANADA 113-12 DP12 Olds, Shelley E.*; Puskas, C.M.; Phillips, David A.: GPS DATA APPLICATIONS IN TECTONICS, HYDROLOGY, AND 112-10 10:45 AM Hazard, Colby*; McBride, John H.; Ritter, Scott M.; Tingey, ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES David G.; Keach, R. William: 3D MAPPING OF RADAR FACIES IN A LATE PLEISTOCENE CARBONATE PLATFORM DEPOSIT, BAHAMAS 112-11 11:00 AM Markowitz, Michele*; Paine, Julia; McGillis, Wade; Hsueh, POSTER Diana: CARBON SPECIATION AND ANTHROPOGENIC INFLUENCES IN HAITIAN RIVERS AND INLAND TECHNICAL SESSIONS WATERS SESSION NO. 114 Recent Advances in Economic Geology (Posters) DIGITAL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM POSTER SESSION Booth # 114-1 1 Svadlenak, Ellen E.*; Dilles, John; Miggins, Daniel P.; Snee, SESSION NO. 113 Lawrence W.: TRACE ELEMENT VARIATIONS AND AGE OF T57. Digital Geology Sandpit II (Digital Posters) (GSA Geoscience COLOMBIAN EMERALDS Education Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 114-2 2 Forbes, Lauren Nicole*; Rusk, Brian; Snee, Lawrence W.: Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; CATHODOLUMINESCENCE AND TRACE ELEMENT GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Archaeological Geology GEOCHEMISTY OF MUZO, COLOMBIAN EMERALDS Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & 114-3 3 Bradford, William B.*; Piercey, Stephen J.; Hanchar, John M.; Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Lancaster, Penelope J.: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HF Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geology and ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF ZIRCON FROM THE WOLVERINE Society Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology POLYMETALLIC VOLCANIC HOSTED MASS SULFIDE Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics DEPOSIT, YUKON, CANADA Division; GSA Geoinformatics Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) 114-4 4 Fochtman, Stephanie; Carr, Hunter S.*; Crowe, Douglas: A STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY ON FLUID SOURCE AND 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C TEMPERATURE OF THE MURGUL DEPOSIT Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 114-5 5 Marsh, E.E.*; Koenig, A.E.; Orkild-Norton, A. Rae Ann; Taylor, Booth # Ryan D.: GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE GASQUET MOUNTAIN NI- 113-1 DP1 Crompton, Helen*; Dunleavy, Matt; De Paor, Declan G.: MOBILE CO LATERITE FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DEVICES, AUGMENTED REALITY, AND SYNCHRONOUS 114-6 6 Gates, Christopher H.*: A FIELD-BASED GEOCHEMICAL VERSUS ASYNCHRONOUS DELIVERY OF GEOSCIENCE AND PETROGRAPHIC STUDY OF THE FLUIDS PRESERVED FIELD CLASSES WITHIN THE HARRISON PASS PLUTON WITH IMPLICATIONS 113-2 DP2 Whitmeyer, Steve*; De Paor, Declan: USING WEARABLE FOR THE FLUID ORIGIN OF CARLIN-TYPE GOLD DEPOSITS TECHNOLOGIES FOR COLLABORATIVE FIELDWORK

198 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 117

114-7 7 Tran, Duyen Thi*; Shellnutt, J. Gregory; Hsia, Wen-yu; Liu, PARKS SERVICE: GEOCORPS INVOLVEMENT AT THE JOHN Teh-Ching: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE DAY FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT PANZHIHUA IGNEOUS COMPLEX, SW CHINA-ADDRESSING 116-3 21 Borce, Bridget*; Meyer, Herbert W.; Connors, Timothy B.; Evanoff, THE GENESIS OF FE-TI-V OXIDE ORE DEPOSITS Emmett: DEVELOPMENT OF A GEOLOGIC GUIDE FOR 114-8 8 Bayarjargal, Bayanmunkh*; Kelty, T.K.; Tseveendorj, Bayartsengel; FLORISSANT FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT Gankhuu, Ganzorig: THE OLON OVOOT OROGENIC GOLD 116-4 22 Varela, Phillip J.*: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF DEPOSIT, SOUTHERN MONGOLIA: STRUCTURAL AND PALEONTOLOGICAL INVENTORY OF CHACO CULTURE STABLE ISOTOPE CONSTRAINTS NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK, NEW MEXICO 114-9 9 Fischer, Beth J.*; Turner, Elizabeth C.; Kontak, Daniel J.: 116-5 23 Carlson, Brandee*: SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF KARST FEATURE TARGETING CARBONATE-HOSTED ZN-PB ORE IN THE OCCURENCE IN HARPERS FERRY NATIONAL HISTORICAL MACKENZIE MOUNTAINS: WHERE TO LOOK AND WHY PARK 114-10 10 Mackay, Duncan A.R.*; Simandl, George J.; Ma, Wendy; 116-6 24 Baker, Kara*: ASTROCORPS: LINKING ASTRONOMY AND Redfearn, Michael; Grcic, Boja: INDICATOR MINERALS AND GEOLOGY IN BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK STREAM SEDIMENTS IN EXPLORATION FOR CARBONATITE- HOSTED NB DEPOSITS, ALEY CARBONATITE, BRITISH 116-7 25 Garcia, Jessica M.*; Butler, Quinn P.; Janway, Ryan; King Lopez, COLUMBIA, CANADA Rachel A.: CAVE MANAGEMENT: ASSESSMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION AT CORONADO NATIONAL MEMORIAL, ARIZONA SESSION NO. 115 116-8 26 Culbert, Kristan*; Swann, Don; Raymond, Kara; Filippone, T93. Undergraduate Research in Economic Geology (Posters) Colleen; Palacios, Laura: CHARACTERIZING INTERSEASONAL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C CORE WATER QUALITY PARAMETERS IN BEDROCK POOLS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM AT SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK Booth # 116-9 27 Velazquez, Rafael*; Roth, John: BUILDING A CASE FOR 115-1 11 Melinger-Cohen, Ariel Z.*; Bina, Craig R.; Jacobsen, Steven D.: TECTONIC SWITCHING AT THE KLAMATH-SISKIYOU MODELING THE HYDROTHERMAL METAMORPHISM OF THE MOUNTAINS PORTAGE LAKE VOLCANIC SERIES, NORTHERN MICHIGAN 116-10 28 Banuelas, David*; Miller, Zoey: EFFECTIVENESS OF 115-2 12 Jacobs, Peter M.*; Lamb, Matthew T.; Bhattacharyya, Prajukti; DIFFERENT SAGEBRUSH REMOVAL TREATMENT METHODS MONDAY Ejnik, John, W.: ELEMENT MOBILITY IN THE LYNNE AND IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO FLAMBEAU VOLCANOGENIC MASSIVE SULFIDE DEPOSITS OF NORTHERN WISCONSIN SESSION NO. 117 115-3 13 Vogel, Catherine*; Gonzales, David A.: INSIGHT INTO THE T110. GIS and Remote Sensing Applications in Environmental ORIGIN OF GOLD AT THE BESSIE G MINE, LA PLATA MINING and Engineering Geology (Posters) (GSA Environmental and DISTRICT, SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO Engineering Geology Division) 115-4 14 Hughes, Jacob M.*; Wulff, Andrew H.; Garmon, William Travis; 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Higgins, Barry: A COMPARISON OF KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM VALLEY TYPE DEPOSITS Booth # 115-5 15 Cromwell, Edward*; Bouzari, Farhad; Selby, Dave; 117-1 29 Jones, Jason P.*: PREDICTING EROSIONAL EFFECTS OF Hart, Craig J.R.; Holbek, Peter; Joyes, Richard: THE THE TIDAL INFLUENCE ON SAPELO ISLAND, GA FROM CHARACTERIZATION OF HOST ROCKS AND THE ARCHIVAL IMAGERY AND GPS TRACKING ASSOCIATED EFFECTS OF ALTERATION AND MINERALIZATION AT COPPER MOUNTAIN PORPHYRY 117-2 30 Wall, Corben N.*; Ghoneim, Eman: MINERALOGICAL CU-(AU-AG) DEPOSIT, SOUTHERN BC, CANADA EXPLORATION AND LITHOLOGIC CLASSIFICATION VIA SPECTRAL UNMIXING IN DEATH VALLEY, INYO COUNTY, 115-6 16 Branham, Jesse P.*; Johnson, Aaron W.: ANALYSIS OF THE CALIFORNIA SCARCITY OF METALLIC MINERAL RESOURCES USING PRODUCTION AND CRUSTAL ABUNDANCE OF IRON AS A 117-3 31 Manopkawee, Pichawut*; Gran, Karen B.: IDENTIFYING BASELINE EROSIONAL HOTSPOTS IN DULUTH-AREA STREAMS AFTER THE 2012 FLOOD USING HIGH-RESOLUTION REPEAT 115-7 17 Scadden, Joshua V.*; Bottenberg, H.Carrie: SPECTRAL AERIAL LIDAR DATA ANALYSIS OF ADVANCED SPACEBOURNE THERMAL EMISSION RADIOMETER (ASTER) DATA FOR MINERAL 117-4 32 Lezzaik, Khalil*; Adam, Milewski: A GLOBAL HOT SPOT EXPLORATION OF THE WAH WAH MOUNTAINS, UTAH ANALYSIS (GETIS-ORD GI*) OF GROUNDWATER STORAGE CHANGE USING GRACE SATELLITE AND GIS-BASED 115-8 18 Wulff, Andrew H.*: HOW DO I START? – MENTORING SPATIAL STATISTICAL ANALYSIS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN ECONOMIC GEOLOGY 117-5 33 Rotz, Rachel R.*; Milewski, Adam: UNDERSTANDING HYDROLOGIC ALTERATIONS AND PHYSIOGRAPHIC SESSION NO. 116 CHANGES IN KUWAIT FROM PROLONGED DROUGHT AND TM T104. GeoCorps America—A Successful Partnership Promoting CLIMATE CHANGE Individual Professional Development and Application of 117-6 34 Elliott, Shiloh*: MONITORING VARIATIONS IN VEGETATION Geoscience to Management of America’s Public Lands (Posters) AND SOIL HEALTH NEAR HYDRAULIC FRACTURING WELLS (GSA Geology and Society Division; GSA Geoscience Education IN COLORADO USING LANDSAT DATA Division) 117-7 35 Smith, Molly Elizabeth*; Selch, Donna E.: UTILIZING 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C HYPERSPECTRAL REFLECTANCE TO ANALYZE SAND Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM COMPOSITION Booth # 117-8 36 Levine, Norman*; Ali, Khalid A.; Chadwick, John: LIDAR VERSES 116-1 19 Famoso, Nicholas A.*; Davis, Edward Byrd; Samuels, Joshua X.; DRONE: DEM CREATION, ACCURACY, AND OTHER ISSUES Emery, Meaghan M.: EVIDENCE OF VOLCANICALLY INDUCED TURNOVER IN MAMMALIAN COMMUNITIES OF THE JOHN 117-9 37 Kottke, Albert R.*; Waterman, Matthew K.; Hundl, Jacob D.; DAY BASIN, OREGON Wiggs, J.E.; Boone, Michael D.; Sholley, Michael G.: GEOHAZARD MAPPING AND EVALUATION FOR A NATURAL 116-2 20 Lewis, Hayden R.*: CREATING EDUCATIONAL AND GAS PIPELINE PROJECT POSTERS RESEARCH WORTHY INTERPRETIVE CONTENT FOR THE

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117-10 38 Treese, Lonnie E.*; Johnson, Aaron W.: CORRELATING SESSION NO. 119 HABITAT QUALITY TO DOCK FREQUENCY: A MEASURE OF T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of HUMAN IMPACT ON GLACIAL LAKES Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of the 2014 MSA Award (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, SESSION NO. 118 Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) T117. Magmas and Their Sources: A Tribute to the Distinguished 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Career of Fred Frey (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) Booth # 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 119-1 54 Kettler, Richard M.*; He, Yongsheng; Ke, Shan; Teng, Fang-Zhen; Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Loope, David B.; Weber, Karrie A.: IRON ISOTOPE EVIDENCE Booth # FOR THE ORIGIN OF IRON OXIDE CONCRETIONS FROM THE 118-1 39 Quane, Steve*; Porritt, Lucy; Russell, J. Kelly: HYBRID SCORIA NAVAJO SANDSTONE, UTAH (USA) CONES: AN EXAMPLE FROM HAWAII 119-2 55 Yoshiya, Kazumi*; Sawaki, Yusuke; Nishizawa, Manabu; Komiya, 118-2 40 Bradshaw, Richard W.*; Kent, Adam J.R.: TRACE ELEMENT Tsuyoshi; Hirata, Takafumi; Maruyama, Shigenori: AND TEXTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OLIVINE IN IN-SITU IRON ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF PYRITE AND ORGANIC KILAUEA IKI PICRITES CARBON/NITROGEN ISOTOPE RATIOS FROM THE MIDDLE 118-3 41 Harrison, Lauren N.*; Weis, Dominique; Garcia, M.O.: WHAT’S PROTEROZOIC SEDIMENTS, MCARTHUR BASIN, NORTHERN DIFFERENT ABOUT HUALALAI, KOHALA AND LOIHI? AUSTRALIA 118-4 42 Nobre Silva, Inês G.*; Weis, Dominique; Scoates, James S.; Frey, 119-3 56 Liu, Kai*; Wu, Lingling; Couture, Raoul-Marie; Li, Weiqiang; Frederick A.: ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY OF THE NINETYEAST Beard, Brian L.; Johnson, Clark, M.; Cappellen, Philippe Van: RIDGE: CONSTRAINTS ON ITS MANTLE SOURCES AND IRON ISOTOPE SIGNATURE IN SEDIMENTS OF AN INSIGHT INTO THE DEEP INDIAN MANTLE OLIGOTROPHIC LAKE 118-5 43 Fourny, Anaïs*; Weis, Dominique; Scoates, James S.: RE- 119-4 57 Wang, Tiantian*; He, Yongsheng; Wang, Chengshan: IRON ASSESSING MINERAL-WHOLE ROCK ISOTOPIC VARIATIONS ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FOR RAPID CHANGE OF THE REDOX IN THE KIGLAPAIT LAYERED INTRUSION, LABRADOR STATE OF THE LATE CRETACEOUS OCEANS 118-6 44 Ver Hoeve, T.J.*; Wall, Corey J.; Scoates, James S.; Weis, 119-5 58 Ikehata, Kei*; Chida, Kohsuke; Bornhorst, Theodore J.; Dominique; Amini, Marghaleray: TRACE ELEMENT VARIATIONS Ishibashi, Junichiro; Hirata, Takafumi: COPPER ISOTOPE IN ZIRCON FROM THE BUSHVELD COMPLEX, SOUTH SYSTEMATICS OF THE VARIOUS TYPES OF NATIVE COPPER AFRICA MINERALIZATION 118-7 45 Zahradnicek, Lukas*; Friis, Henrik; Selbekk, Rune: THE 119-6 59 Hefford, Andrew S.*; Nomosatryo, Sulung; Henny, Cynthia; CHEMISTRY OF PRIMARY WÖHLERITE FROM SYENITE Crowe, Sean A.: OXIDATIVE WEATHERING CAUSES PEGMATITES OF THE LARVIK PLUTONIC COMPLEX CHROMATE PRODUCTION AND REDISTRIBUTION IN INDONESIAN LATERITES 118-8 46 Doucet, Luc S.*; Mattielli, Nadine; Ionov, Dmitri A.: ZN ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN THE FERTILE MANTLE 119-7 60 Davidson, Ashley*; Nomosatryo, Sulung; Henny, Cynthia; Holmden, Chris; Francois, Roger; Crowe, Sean A.: ANALYZING 118-9 47 Pernet-Fisher, John F.*; Barry, Peter H.; Howarth, Geoffrey H.; ENGINEERED REMOVAL OF CHROMIUM FROM DRAINAGE Hilton, David R.; Agashev, Alexey; Taylor, Lawrence: HE- WATERS SOURCED FROM LATERITIC SOILS IN INDONESIA ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS OF SIBERIAN DEPLETED MANTLE PERIDOTITES: A PETROLOGIC PERSPECTIVE SESSION NO. 120 118-10 48 Pernet-Fisher, John F.*; Thirlwall, Matthew: LOCALIZED BINARY T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and MIXING OF MANTLE COMPONENTS ALONG THE NORTH Urban Geochemistry (Posters) (International Association of RIFT ZONE, NE ICELAND GeoChemistry; GSA Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical 118-11 49 Holbik, Sven Paul*; Hickey-Vargas, Rosemary; Tormey, Daniel: Society) TEMPERATURE AND DEPTH CONSTRAINTS ON BASALTIC 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C MAGMA GENESIS IN THE SVZ, AND GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FOR SUBDUCTION-RELATED PYROXENITE IN Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM THE SUBARC LITHOSPHERE Booth # 118-12 50 Patel, Sarina*; Coish, Raymond; Hampton, Samuel J.; West, 120-1 61 Gutierrez, Melida*; Wu, Shuo-Sheng; Peebles, Jessica L.: David P.: THE MAGMATIC HISTORY OF THE MT. HERBERT MAPPING OF PB- AND ZN-CONTAMINATED STREAM VOLCANIC GROUP AND THE AKAROA VOLCANIC SEDIMENTS COMPLEX, BANKS PENINSULA, NEW ZEALAND 120-2 62 Cannon, William F.*; Smith, D.B.; Woodruff, L.G.; Solano, 118-13 51 Bauer, Janelle E.*; Glazner, Allen F.: TRACE ELEMENT Federico: DISTRIBUTION OF PB, CD, CR, CU, ZN, NI, AND BA PROFILES ACROSS ZONED TITANITE CRYSTALS FROM THE IN SOILS OF THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES HALF DOME GRANODIORITE, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, 120-3 63 O’Hare, Alicia*; O’Reilly, Catherine; Kothe, Kevin; Rowley, RJ; CALIFORNIA Kostelnick, John: DETERMINING EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL 118-14 52 Thomas, Dylan*; Miller, Calvin F.; Carley, Tamara L.; Covey, CHARACTERISTICS OF STORM SEWER SHEDS ON THE Aaron: PARTITION COEFFICIENTS FOR ZIRCON FROM HIGH- WATER QUALITY OF AN URBAN STREAM TEMPERATURE ICELANDIC RHYOLITES, DETERMINED BY IN 120-4 64 Costa, Ozeas S.*: SOURCES, SINKS, AND TRANSPORT SITU ANALYSIS OF GLASS AND CRYSTAL RIMS OF NUTRIENTS ACROSS A MIXED-USE HEADWATER 118-15 53 Knobbe, Todd*; Suarez, Celina: IMPACTS OF THE CENTRAL CATCHMENT IN NORTH-CENTRAL OHIO ATLANTIC MAGMATIC PROVINCE ON THE TERRESTRIAL 120-5 65 Goodsell, Timothy H.*; Carling, Gregory T.; Tingey, David G.; CARBON CYCLE IN WESTERN PANGEA Fernandez, Diego P.; Nelson, Stephen T.; Aanderud, Zachary T.: WATER QUALITY IMPACTS DUE TO AGRICULTURE AND URBAN RUNOFF IN THE MIDDLE PROVO RIVER, UTAH 120-6 66 Belkina, Natalia*; Subetto, Dmitry: RETROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES IN THE STATE OF SEDIMENTS OF LAKE ONEGA UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ANTHROPOGENIC FACTORS

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120-7 67 Forte, Jenna Rose*; Thomson, Alyssa; Mutiti, Samuel: IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELING DUST EMISSION AND ASSESSMENT OF SOIL GEOCHEMISTRY AROUND A COAL TRANSPORT POWER PLANT IN PUTNAM COUNTY, GA 121-8 83 Little, David A.*; Morris, Thomas H.; Rinderknecht, Chanse; Tuttle, 120-8 68 Fouskas, Fotios*; Ma, Lin; Engle, Mark A.; Ruppert, Leslie; Trevor; Whitmer, Josh: GEOCHEMISTRY OF DUNE FORESET Geboy, Nicholas J.: INVESTIGATION OF CADMIUM AND ZINC LAMINATIONS ISOTOPE SIGNATURES OF COAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS 121-9 84 VanZytveld, Katherine E.*; VanEyl-Godin, Kelsey; Hunter, Jason; 120-9 69 Hao, Weiduo*; Wang, Wenfeng; Sang, Shuxun; Li, Jian: Bodenbender, Brian E.: PHOTOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT OF CALCIUM OXALATE IN COAL SAND MOVEMENT IN GIGAPIXEL PANORAMAS REVEALS 120-10 70 Knight, Nicole A.*; Hayes, Sarah M.: AN ASSESSMENT OF SHORT TERM VARIABILITY IN GEOMORPHOLOGICALLY TELLURIUM IN SEMI-ARID MINE TAILINGS AT DELAMAR, SIMILAR LAKE MICHIGAN DUNES NEVADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN AND ECOSYSTEM 121-10 85 Fitzwater, Bradley A.*; Whittecar, G. Richard; Dobbs, Kerby M.; HEALTH Swezey, Christopher S.; Garrity, Christopher P.; Mahan, 120-11 71 Samuels, R.M.*; Ouimet, William B.; Dethier, David P.: Shannon A.: GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) AND GEOCHEMICAL IMPACTS OF LEGACY MINE WASTE OPTICALLY STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE (OSL) DATA CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOURMILE CANYON, COLORADO FROM QUATERNARY SANDS IN THE CAROLINA SANDHILLS, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA 120-12 72 Ketcheside, William Daniel*; Ruhl, Laura; Potra, Adriana: WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS OF THE NEOSHO RIVER AND 121-11 86 VanderMeulen, Ryan C.*; Yurk, Brian; Hansen, Edward C.: FIELD TRIBUTARIES FROM THE PICHER, OKLAHOMA SECTION OF CALIBRATION OF ACOUSTICAL IMPACT SENSORS WITH THE HISTORIC TRI-STATE MINING DISTRICT SATURATION: MODELING THE EFFECTS OF DEAD TIME 120-13 73 Singer, Jill*; McLaren, Patrick: USING SEDIMENT TREND SESSION NO. 122 ANALYSIS TO UNDERSTAND PATTERNS OF EROSION AND DEPOSITION IN THE LOWER FOX RIVER, GREEN BAY, T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current WISCONSIN IN SUPPORT OF CONTAMINANT LIABILITY Research Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award ASSESSMENT Presentation (Posters) (GSA Geophysics Division) 120-14 74 Weckman, Stephanie*; Wagar, Jennifer; Boggs, Katherine: 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SPRING WATER CHARACTERISTICS; ANNE AND SANDY Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM

CROSS CONSERVATION AREA; CALGARY, ALBERTA Booth # MONDAY 120-15 75 Cooper, Jamey N.*; Cooper, Allen M.; Clausen, Benjamin L.; 122-1 87 Audu, Lateef Anu*: INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL MAPPING Nick, Kevin E.: STATISTICAL COMPARISON OF THE OF STRUCTURES BENEATH IJERO – ARAMOKO AREA, GEOCHEMISTRY OF VOLCANIC BEDROCKS AND SOILS SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONTROL FROM PODOCONIOSIS-ASSOCIATED REGIONS ON THE OF MINERALIZATION AFRICAN CONTINENT 122-2 88 Souza, Stephanie*; Meltzer, Anne S.; Stachnik, Josh; Tsagaan, Baasanbat; Munkhuu, Ulziibat; Russo, Ray: UPPER MANTLE SESSION NO. 121 STRUCTURE: HANGAY DOME, CENTRAL MONGOLIA T39. Aeolian Processes and Landscapes: From Dust to Dunes 122-4 90 Foss, Clive Andrew*; Hillan, Dean; Milligan, Peter; Warren, (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Peter; Austin, James; Schmidt, Phil; Musgrave, Robert: THE Division; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group; AUSTRALIAN REMANENT ANOMALIES DATABASE International Society for Aeolian Research) – A POSSIBLE TEMPLATE FOR MAPPING GLOBAL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C CONTINENTAL CRUSTAL MAGNETIZATION Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 122-5 91 Cakir, Recep*; Jenkins, John E.; Hayashi, Koichi; Schilter, Joseph; Booth # Walsh, Timothy J.; Benson, Matt; Goetz, Venice; Shafer, Ana; 121-1 76 Roskin, Joel*; Sivan, Dorit; Bookman, Revital: THE Hanell, Casey; Newman, Patricia: USE OF GEOPHYSICAL CHRONOLOGY AND FORCING FACTORS OF MIDDLE TO METHODS FOR EXPLORATION OF ECONOMIC ROCK LATE HOLOCENE SAND AND DUNE INCURSIONS ALONG SOURCES IN TIMBER SALE SITES IN WESTERN THE COAST OF ISRAEL WASHINGTON, PACIFIC NORTHWEST OF THE UNITED STATES 121-2 77 Davis, Sierra M.*; Hovan, Steven A.: THE PLEISTOCENE MINERAL COMPONENT OF SEDIMENTS FROM THE LINE 122-6 92 Davenport, Kathy K.*; Hole, John A.; Harder, Steven; Tikoff, ISLANDS: SORTING OUT PRIMARY AND SECONDARY Basil: A CONTRAST IN CRUSTAL STRUCTURE ACROSS DEPOSITION EFFECTS ON EOLIAN INPUT THE STEEP CRATONIC MARGIN OF IDAHO-OREGON, ILLUMINATED BY EARTHSCOPE IDOR CONTROLLED- 121-3 78 Lancaster, Nicholas*; Bacon, Steven N.; Baker, Sophie; SOURCE SEISMIC DATA Holder, Grace A. McCarley: OWENS LAKE DUNE FIELDS: COMPOSITION, SOURCES OF SAND, AND TRANSPORT 122-7 93 Smith, Bruce D.*; Emond, Abraham; Kass, M. Andy; Burns, PATHWAYS Laurel E.; Saltus, Richard W.; Minsley, Burke; Phillips, Jeffrey D.; Deszcz-Pan, Maria; Shah, Anjana K.; Burton, Bethany L.: 121-4 79 Pepe, Nathaniel Elias*; Lancaster, Nicholas: SURFICIAL ALASKA AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY PUBLIC LANDFORM MAP OF EOLIAN ACTIVITY IN SILVER STATE DIGITAL DATABASES VALLEY AND PARADISE VALLEY PORTIONS OF THE WINNEMUCCA DUNE COMPLEX, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, 122-8 94 Crooke, Levi A.*; Çemen, Ibrahim: STRAIN PARTITIONING OF NEVADA, USA THE SOUTHERN ARKOMA BASIN 121-5 80 Johnson, Bradley G.*; Fulop, Emma C.F.: DUNES IN A 122-9 95 Dingo, Yigrem A.*: HYDRO-GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS TRANSITIONAL ZONE: USING MORPHOLOGY AND ON THE ALLUVIAL FANS INSIDE THE DANAKIL STRATIGRAPHY TO DETERMINE THE RELATIVE AGES OF DEPRESSION, DALLOL AREA, AFAR, ETHIOPIA GREEN POINT DUNE COMPLEX AND ELBERTA DUNES 122-10 96 Ives, Brandon T.*; Mickus, Kevin L.; McCafferty, Anne E.; 121-6 81 Langford, Richard P.*; Langford, James G.: SURFACE Seeger, Cheryl; Starkey, Molly: ANALYZING THE PALEOZOIC MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTURAL VARIATION WITHIN A BASEMENT STRUCTURE AND LITHOLOGIES OF THE PARIALLY VEGETATED INTERDUNE NORTHWEST ST. FRANCOIS TERRANE, MISSOURI USING GRAVITY DATA TO INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE MINERAL 121-7 82 Crouvi, Onn*; Schepanski, Kerstin; Amit, Rivka; Gillespie, Alan R.; DEPOSITS OF ECONOMIC INTEREST POSTERS Enzel, Yehouda: MULTIPLE DUST SOURCES IN THE SAHARA:

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122-11 97 Mickus, Kevin L.*; Hussein, Musa: CRUSTAL EXTENSION 122-29 115 Olorunsola, Oluwatobi Gabriel*; Keller, G.R.; Rich, Jamie P.; VARIATIONS ALONG THE RIO GRANDE RIFT, USA Khatiwada, Murari: INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL ANALYSIS 122-12 98 Mwangi, Anna*; Mickus, Kevin L.; Serpa, Laura F.: OF THE FORTH WORTH BASIN, OUACHITA OROGENIC BELT, MAGNETOTELLURIC AND GRAVITY DATA ANALYSIS NORTH TEXAS OF THE OLKARIA GEOTHERMAL FIELD, KENYAN RIFT: 122-30 116 Leach, Dee*: COMPLEX ANISOTROPY BENEATH PRELIMINARY RESULTS PARKFIELD, CALIFORNIA FROM SKS, SKKS, AND PKS 122-13 99 Sanusi, Abubakar*; Mickus, Kevin: GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC SPLITTING ANALYSIS OF THE BORNU BASIN, NORTHEAST NIGERIA 122-31 117 Gottlieb, Mike*; Van Boskirk, Elizabeth; Johnson, Wade; Pyatt, 122-14 100 Adedeji, Funmilayo Caroline*; Owumi, Solomon E.; Olayinka, Chad; Hodgkinson, Kathleen; Fox, Otina; Henderson, Brent; Idowu A.: AN APPRAISAL OF GROUNDWATER RESOURCES Mencin, David; Gallaher, Warren: OPERATING THE PBO OF THE BASEMENT COMPLEX OF ABEOKUTA, BOREHOLE STRAIN AND SEISMIC NETWORK SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA: USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY AND BOREHOLE DATA EVALUATION SESSION NO. 123 122-15 101 Tarhuni F F, Moftah A. Abuaisha*: GPR EVALUATION OF Geoscience Education (Posters) PAVEMENT FAILURE IN ROADWAYS :A CASE STUDY IN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C TAJOURA AREA NW LIBYA Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 122-16 102 Lowrie, Allen*; Hamiter, Rhett; Sullivan, Neil M.; King, David T.: Booth # SUBSURFACE UPPER MANTLE-CRUST DYNAMICS 123-1 118 Doucette, Janessa A.*: PERSPECTIVES ON THE COMMERCIAL IMPACTING OVERLYING CARBONATE WEDGES FOSSIL MARKET: PUBLIC AWARENESS OF SPECIMEN 122-17 103 Wagner, Chelsea A.*; Alexander, Sarah O.; Titus, Sarah: ROCK ACCESS AND COLLECTION MAGNETIC DATA FROM THE OUTSIDE CORNER OF A 123-2 119 Bowman, Kinsey G.*; Morris, Thomas H.; Cook, Preston S.: RIDGE-TRANSFORM SYSTEM, TROODOS OPHIOLITE, UTAH’S DYNAMIC GEOLOGIC HISTORY: A TRIP THROUGH CYPRUS TIME 122-18 104 Lowrie, Allen*: COMPLEX CONDUITS FACILITATING VERTICAL 123-3 120 MartÍnez-Sacristán, Hernando*: EARTH PLANET´S TO HORIZONTAL FLOW WITHIN CRUST TO UPPER MANTLE APPEARANCE THROUGH PHYSICS AND THERMODYNAMICS PERMITS SUPERCRITICAL WATERS MIXED WITHIN MANTLE ACTIONS: FAR FROM RHETORIC, CLOSER TO REALITY 122-19 105 Rabei, Moustafa*: A NEW ALGORITHM TO DETERMINE 123-4 121 Stinedurf, Stacee K.*; Hacker, David B.: EDUCATIONAL TRUE SEISMIC VELOCITY VALUES FOR DIPPING LAYERS BROCHURE ON THE GEOLOGY OF PUNDERSON STATE DIRECTLY FROM THE TIME-DISTANCE CURVE PARK, GEAUGA COUNTY, OHIO 122-20 106 Mikolajczak, Mateusz*; Mazur, Stanislaw; Krzywiec, Piotr: 123-5 122 Mead, Chris*; Semken, Steven; Anbar, Ariel D.: THE GEOPHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF A VALID AND RELIABLE EASTERN MARGIN OF THE EAST EUROPEAN CRATON BIOGEOCHEMISTRY CONCEPT INVENTORY 122-21 107 Li, Xinfu*; Ouyang, Longbin; Li, Hongyi; Lv, Qingtian; Zheng, 123-6 123 Pinto, Luisa*: DEVELOPMENT OF SPATIAL SKILLS THROUGH Dan: INITIAL REPORT ON THE MIDDLE-LOWER YANGTZE ANALOG MODELING OF TECTONIC DEFORMATION METALLOGENIC BELT SEISMIC EXPERIMENT 123-7 124 Dohaney, Jacqueline*; Brogt, Erik; Wilson, Thomas M.; Kennedy, 122-22 108 Roza, Janine*; Heaton, E.J.; Verosub, Kenneth L.; Negrini, Ben; Jolley, Alison: GEOSCIENCE AND GEOHAZARD Robert M.: PALEOMAGNETIC SECULAR VARIATION AND EDUCATION RESEARCH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL MAGNETISM OF LATE HOLOCENE-AGED CANTERBURY SEDIMENTS OF TULARE LAKE, CA 123-8 125 Riemersma, Peter E.*; Videtich, Patricia E.: COMBINING 122-23 109 Westgate, James W.*; Irwin, George; Gartner, Christine; RESEARCH PROJECTS WITH A FIELD TRIP: A “REVERSED” Campbell, Megan: USING GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY MODEL TO COPE WITH INCLEMENT WEATHER AND TO TO NON-DESTRUCTIVELY DETERMINE THE AGE OF INCREASE FIELD TRIP PREPARATION RADIOACTIVE C. MEGALODON TEETH AND OTHER 123-9 126 Bravo, Tammy K.*; Fouch, Matthew J.; Frechette, Kevin; Jones, URANIUM-BEARING CENOZOIC VERTEBRATE FOSSILS Jane H.; Taber, John: QUAKES THROUGH THE SOLAR 122-24 110 Romero, Jacqueline M.*; Feist, Rachel; Barnard, Holly R.; SYSTEM 1969-2018 Singha, Kamini: USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY IMAGING 123-10 127 Lindbo, David L.*; Robinson, Clay; Kozlowski, Deborah A.; TO EXAMINE SOIL MOISTURE AND TREE TRANSPIRATION Chapman, Susan: TEACHING BASIC CONCEPTS WITH SOILS INTERACTIONS

122-25 111 Land, Lewis A.*; Asanidze, Lasha: GEOPHYSICAL SESSION NO. 124 INVESTIGATION OF FLOOD-INDUCED SINKHOLE COLLAPSES IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO T51. Geology and Hydrology of the National Parks: Research, Mapping, and Resource Management (Posters) 122-26 112 Kobayashi, Daisuke*; Sprenke, Kenneth F.: IS SEISMICITY IN (GSA Hydrogeology Division) WESTERN MONTANA AND CENTRAL IDAHO RELATED TO UPPER MANTLE STRUCTURES? 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 122-27 113 Hodgkinson, Kathleen*; Mencin, David; Phillips, David A.; Booth # Fox, Otina; Gallaher, Warren; Gottlieb, Mike; Henderson Johnson Pyatt, C.; Van Boskirk, Elizabeth; 124-1 128 Berquist, C.R.*; Steele, J.; Bailey, Christopher M.; Occhi, M.E.; Mattioli, Glen; Meertens, Charles M.: PBO STRAINMETER Berquist, Peter J.; Shockley, D.: GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS MEASUREMENTS OF TRANSIENT DEFORMATION ALONG AFFECTING TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION AT THE 1864 BATTLE THE PACIFIC AND NORTH-AMERICA PLATE BOUNDARY OF THE CRATER, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 122-28 114 Krogstad, Randy D.*; Schmidt, David: CHARACTERIZATION 124-2 129 Huffaker, Bret*; Walther, Suzanne; Toke, Nathan A.: ANALYSIS OF THE AUGUST 2010 CASCADIA ETS EVENT USING GPS, OF THE GEOMORPHIC IMPACT OF A FLOOD SEASON ON STRAINMETER, AND TREMOR OBSERVATIONS PLEASANT CREEK, CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK, UTAH 124-3 130 Witt, Derek R.*; Chappell, James R.; O’Meara, Stephanie A.; Karpilo, Ronald D.: SHOWCASING GEOLOGIC RESOURCES INVENTORY DIGITAL MAP PRODUCTS: GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK

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124-4 131 Peek, Katie*; Fowler, Alicia; Young, Robert S.; Beavers, 125-7 147 Skoreyko, Daniel*; Klappstein, Gabrielle; Rostron, Ben J.; Rebecca L.; Hawkins-Hoffman, Cat; Diethorn, Brian: ADAPTING Muehlenbachs, Karlis: CARBON ISOTOPE MUD GAS DEPTH TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN COASTAL NATIONAL PARKS: PROFILE AT THE AQUISTORE CARBON SEQUESTRATION ESTIMATING THE EXPOSURE OF ALL PARK ASSETS TO 1M SITE, ESTEVAN SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA OF SEA-LEVEL RISE 125-8 148 Blasch, Kyle*: WATER-USE REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED 124-5 132 Sonnier, Seth*; Urbanczyk, Kevin M.: DETAILED MAPPING IN WITH HYDRAULIC FRACTURING WITHIN THE WILLISTON THE LOST MINE TRAIL AREA, BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK BASIN 124-6 133 Ianno, Adam J.*; Paterson, Scott R.; Memeti, Vali: A TRANSECT 125-9 149 Rivas, Cristina*; Kaess, Alyssa B.; Mickler, Patrick; Loewy, THROUGH A TILTED MAGMATIC ARC: BEDROCK GEOLOGY Staci L.; Horton, Robert A.; Baron, Dirk: SUPERCRITICAL CO₂- OF THE INDIAN COVE QUADRANGLE, JOSHUA TREE BRINE-ROCK INTERACTIONS AT A PROPOSED CARBON NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA SEQUESTRATION/ ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY SITE, 124-7 134 Huth, Tyler E.*; Young, Brennan; Cerling, Thure E.; Chan, VEDDER FORMATION, RIO BRAVO OIL FIELD, SOUTHERN Marjorie; Marchetti, David W.: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA TORREY QUADRANGLE, UTAH 125-10 150 Bidgoli, Tandis S.*; Watney, W. Lynn; Gerlach, Paul M.; Nguyen, 124-8 135 Niles, John H.*; Caskey, S. John: PLIO-PLEISTOCENE Minh C.: EPISODIC REACTIVATION OF CRITICALLY- TECTONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE NOBLE HILLS, STRESSED BASEMENT FAULTS IN SOUTHERN KANSAS: SOUTHERN DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA IMPLICATIONS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL AND LONG- TERM STORAGE OF CO2 124-9 136 Johnson, Joshua E.*; Liefert, David T.; Flowers, Rebecca M.: UNDERSTANDING OUR SPECTACULAR MOUNTAIN 125-11 151 Klappstein, Gabrielle*; Rostron, Ben J.: SHALLOW LANDSCAPES: A HELIUM THERMOCHRONOLOGY STUDY IN HYDROGEOLOGICAL AND HYDROCHEMICAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AQUISTORE CO2 SEQUESTRATION SITE IN ESTEVAN, SASKATCHEWAN, 124-10 137 Boland, Irene*; Sommer, Jordan A.: BEDROCK GEOLOGIC CANADA MAP OF THE NORTHERN HALF OF NINETY SIX 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 125-12 152 Hart, David B.*; Bednar, Kaitlyn C.; King, Katharine: GEOSPATIAL DATABASE OF VOLUNTARILY DISCLOSED 124-11 138 Beason, Scott R.*; Walkup, Laura C.; Kennard, Paul M.: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING OPERATIONS AND CHEMICALS FLUVIAL LANDSCAPE RESPONSE TO AGGRADATION, IN CALIFORNIA, 2012 DEBRIS FLOWS, AND LANDSLIDES: AN EXAMPLE FROM MONDAY THE NISQUALLY RIVER AND VAN TRUMP CREEK, MOUNT 125-13 153 Vaughn, Bruce H.*; Rella, Chris: A FIELD DEPLOYABLE RAINIER, WASHINGTON, USA METHOD FOR MEASURING METHANE CONCENTRATION AND δ13C OF METHANE IN GROUND WATER USING CAVITY 124-12 139 Stein, Carol A.*; Stein, Seth; Blavascunas, Eunice: USING LAKE RING DOWN LASER SPECTROSCOPY SUPERIOR PARKS TO PRESENT THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT 125-14 154 Bednar, Kaitlyn C.*; Hart, David B.: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING 124-13 140 Parker, Mercer*; Schultz, Arthur P.: GEOLOGY OF THE AND POTENTIAL GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION IN KERN UPPER FLORIDAN AQUIFER, FORT PULASKI NATIONAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 2012 MONUMENT, SAVANNAH, GA 125-15 155 Ritzi, Robert*; Gershenzon, Naum; Soltanian, Mohamad Reza; SESSION NO. 125 Dominic, David F.: CO2 CAPILLARY-TRAPPING PROCESSES IN DEEP SALINE AQUIFERS T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on Water Quality: Toward Sustainability and Stewardship SESSION NO. 126 (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T177. Antarctic Fjords, Interaction of Biotic, Oceanographic, and Cryospheric Systems under Changing Climate (Posters) (GSA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Geomorphology Division) Booth # 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 125-1 141 Marlow, Jake*; Cranganu, Constantin: CAPILLARY SEALING’S Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM ROLE AS AN OVERPRESSURE MECHANISM IN THE Booth # FRUITLAND FORMATION OF THE SAN JUAN BASIN 126-1 156 Martin, Samuel*; Ishman, Scott: A BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL 125-2 142 Pu, Xiaoying*; Kirby, Carl S.: FEASIBILITY OF USING RECORD OF HOLOCENE CLIMATIC CHANGE: ADMIRALTY FRESHWATER MUSSELS TO MONITOR BA AND SR SOUND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA CONTAMINATION DUE TO SHALE GAS FLOWBACK WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA STREAMS 126-2 157 Strelin, Jorge A.*; Kaplan, Michael R.; Calabozo, Fernando; Martini, Mateo; Schaefer, Joerg M.: GLACIAL GEOLOGY OF 125-3 143 Park, Jai-Yong*; Lee, Sungho; Park, Sang-Uk; Kim, Jun-Mo; JAMES ROSS ISLAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA Kihm, Jung-Hwi: PREDICTION AND EVALUATION OF HYDROGEOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN SHALLOW 126-3 158 Weisman, Isabelle E.*; Shevenell, Amelia; Domack, Eugene; GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS DUE TO GEOLOGIC STORAGE Leventer, Amy: SEDIMENT RECORD DEMONSTRATES AND LEAKAGE OF CARBON DIOXIDE DYNAMICS OF DEGLACIATION IN THE HUGO ISLAND ANVERS TROUGH: A TEST OF CALVING BAY REENTRANT 125-4 144 Gianoutsos, Nicholas J.*; Nelson, Philip H.: COMPARISON OF MODEL POTENTIOMETRIC SURFACES FROM COMBINED WATER WELL AND OIL WELL DATA IN THE MIDCONTINENT OF THE 126-4 159 Munoz, Yuribia P.*; Wellner, Julia S.; Anderson, John B.; Minzoni, UNITED STATES Rebecca; Fernández, Rodrigo A.: HOLOCENE ACCUMULATION RATES IN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA FJORDS: FROM 125-5 145 Lee, Sungho*; Park, Jai-Yong; Park, Sang-Uk; Kim, Jun-Mo; MILLENNIAL TO RECENT TIMESCALES Kihm, Jung-Hwi: ANALYSIS MODELING OF LEAKAGE RISK OF DEEP GROUNDWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE DUE TO 126-5 160 Fernández, Rodrigo A.*; Anderson, J.B.; Wellner, Julia Smith; GEOLOGIC CARBON DIOXIDE STORAGE IN A PROSPECTIVE Minzoni, Rebecca: THE SEISMIC RECORD OF POST-LGM STORAGE SITE IN THE GYEONGSANG BASIN, KOREA GLACIAL RETREAT FROM PATAGONIAN AND ANTARCTIC PENINSULA FJORDS 125-6 146 Frank, Anja Birte*; Kirste, Dirk: INVESTIGATING THE 126-6 161 Khim, Boo-Keun*; Kim, Jihun; Dunbar, Robert: HOLOCENE GEOCHEMICAL IMPACT OF SO2 CO-INJECTION IN PALEOCLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ADÉLIE BASIN, EAST POSTERS GEOLOGIC CO2 SEQUESTRATION: AN EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELLING APPROACH ANTARCTICA (IODP EXP 318 SITE U1357)

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SESSION NO. 127 127-19 180 Checketts, Hannah*; Bickmore, Barry R.; Wander, Matthew C.F.: BOND CHARACTER EFFECTS ON VECTORIAL BOND- Mineralogy/Crystallography (Posters) VALENCE SUMS IN SULFIDES AND OXIDES 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 127-20 181 Andros, Charles S.*; Lind, Larissa; Bickmore, Barry R.; Wander, Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Matthew C.F.: BOND CHARACTER EFFECTS ON BOND Booth # VALENCES, ANGLES, AND ENERGIES 127-1 162 King, Norman R.*; Richardson, Philip D.: THE MINERAL 127-21 182 Jenkins, David M.*; Chan, Albert: CHLORINE SUBSTITUTION ASSEMBLAGE FROM LOOKOUT PASS AREA, SHEEPROCK INTO SYNTHETIC FERRO-PARGASITE MOUNTAINS, TOOELE CO., UTAH 127-22 183 Zaman, M.M.*; Gontijo, V.L.; Camargo, E.S.; Antao, S.M.: 127-2 163 Buzon, Marian E.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: GEOSOURCING ZIRCON: CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY, STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS, TALC AND TALC ORES: ACADEMIC AND INDUSTRIAL AND RADIOLOGICAL EFFECTS APPLICATIONS 127-23 184 Vandivier, Connor J.*; Clark, Christine M.: TOURMALINE 127-3 164 Pourtabib, Kristina P.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: THE “IDAHO CHEMISTRY AND THE FLEXIBLE B-SITE METHOD”: SETTING THE SCALE FOR IDENTIFICATION OF FIBROUS AND ACICULAR ZEOLITES 127-24 185 Menken, Jacob*; Hughes, John M.; Ertl, Andreas: EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON THE CATION EXCHANGE AND 127-4 165 Jonathan, Cathleen*; Philibert-Ortega, Gena; Dirlam, Dona Mary: DISORDERING IN TOURMALINE SOWERBY’S BRITISH MINERALOGY: ITS INFLUENCE ON MARTHA PROBY AND OTHERS IN THE SCIENTIFIC SESSION NO. 128 COMMUNITY DURING THE 19TH CENTURY T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: 127-5 166 McNamee, Brittani D.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: EVALUATING A Session in Honor of Bernard J. Wood, 2014 Roebling Medalist THE DISTRIBUTION OF MINERALS LISTED AS GROUP (Posters) (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, ONE HUMAN CARCINOGENS IN SOILS ACROSS THE Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES Geophysics Division; Geochemical Society) 127-6 167 Edwards, Ashley*; Mattinson, Chris G.; Fagin, Brittany: PARTICLE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SIZE ANALYSIS AND YIELD EFFICIENCY OF ZIRCON AND APATITE SEPARATION METHODS Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 127-7 168 Bandli, Bryan R.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: USE OF ELECTRON BACKSCATTER DIFFRACTION FOR RAPID IDENTIFICATION 128-1 186 Rizo, Hanika*; Walker, Richard J.; Carlson, Richard W.; OF MINERAL PARTICULATE: EXAMPLES FROM Touboul, Mathieu; Horan, Mary; Puchtel, Igor S.; Boyet, Maud; 182 184 UNPOLISHED SPECIMENS OF ASBESTOS REFERENCE Rosing, Minik: RECONCILING W/ W VARIABILITY IN THE MATERIALS, ZEOLITES, AND AIRBORNE PARTICULATES ARCHEAN MANTLE WITH W PARTITION COEFFICIENTS FOR METAL-SILICATE DIFFERENTIATION 127-8 169 McDowell, Meryl L.*; Kruse, Fred A.: TERRAIN MAPPING USING INTEGRATED VISIBLE TO NEAR INFRARED, SHORT WAVE 128-2 187 Matzen, Andrew K.*; Wood, Bernard J.; Woodland, Alan: EFFECT INFRARED, AND LONG WAVE INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF GLASS COMPOSITION ON FE-XANES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE REDOX STATE OF MORBS 127-9 170 Wander, Matthew C.F.*; Andros, Charles S.; Lind, Larissa; Bickmore, Barry R.: A NEW BOND VALENCE BASED FORCE 128-3 188 Wall, Kellie*; Davis, Fred A.; Cottrell, Elizabeth: OXYGEN FIELD AND EQUATION OF STATE FOR AL, SI, O, AND H FUGACITY RECORDED BY XENOLITHS FROM PACIFIC OCEANIC ISLANDS 127-10 171 Hatherley, Lori*; Williams, Glenn; Tripathi, Akhilesh: COMPARISON OF X-RAY DIFFRACTION DATA OF SILICATES 128-4 189 Butler, S.L.*; Gebhardt, D.: SIMULATING SHEAR- INDUCED IN BOTH REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION MODE WITH MELT BANDS BELOW MID-OCEAN RIDGES NOVEL AUTOMATIC SIX SAMPLE CAPILLARY STAGE. 128-5 190 Roller, Goetz*: THE 187RE - 187OS AGE OF THE EARTH’S 127-11 172 Skalwold, Elise Ann*; Bassett, William A.; Jacobsen, Steven D.; INNER CORE – GRAVITATIONAL CORE COLLAPSE AND Koivula, John I.: THE RIDDLE OF THE BLUE CRYSTAL: A R-PROCESS? DIAMOND’S ENIGMATIC INCLUSION IS AN INTRIGUING 128-6 191 Wang, Ling*; Wang, Hejing; Zhou, Zhao; Yuan, Lei: A KINETIC

MESSENGER FROM ONE OF EARTH’S LAST FRONTIERS STUDY ON THE PHASE TRANSITION OF TIO2 AND PARTICLE 127-12 173 Bickmore, Barry R.*; Wander, Matthew C.F.: EXPANDING THE GROWTH MECHANISM AT NON-AMBIENT CONDITION BOND-VALENCE MODEL 128-7 192 Reed, Daniel W.*; West, David P.; Coish, Raymond: PETROLOGY 127-13 174 Cannon, Corbin*; DeAngelis, Michael T.: SOL-GEL SYNTHESIS AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE ALFRED COMPLEX IN OF INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION, NANOCRYSTALLINE SOUTHWESTERN MAINE OLIVINE SESSION NO. 129 127-14 175 Bartholomew, Paul R.*; Dyar, M. Darby; Carey, C.J.: OPTIMIZING A REFERENCE SPECTRAL DATABASE FOR RAMAN T188. Organic-Rich Mud Rocks: Geochemistry, Physical MINERAL IDENTIFICATION Properties, and Paleo-Environments (Posters) (GSA Coal Geology Division; Geochemical Society) 127-15 176 Manley, Josh*; King Lopez, Rachel A.; Cannon, Corbin; DeAngelis, Michael T.: IMPROVING THE OLIVINE SOL-GEL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SYNTHESIS METHOD Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 127-16 177 Zurevinski, Shannon*; Mitchell, Roger: MINERALOGY AND Booth # PETROLOGY OF ORBICULAR IJOLITE FROM THE PRAIRIE 129-1 193 Geyer, Nicholas D.*; Borrok, David M.: RELATIONSHIP OF LAKE CARBONATITE COMPLEX, MARATHON, ONTARIO INORGANIC AND ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY IN PETROLEUM 127-17 178 Evans, R. James*; Grew, Edward S.; Groat, Lee A.: THE SOURCE ROCKS STRUCTURE AND CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY OF HARKERITE 129-2 194 Marynowski, Leszek*; Pisarzowska, Agnieszka; Rakociński, AND SAKHAITE Michał; Środoń, Jan: INFLUENCE OF PALAEOWEATHERING 127-18 179 Ihinger, Phillip D.*; Wipperfurth, Scott A.; Brennan, ON THE TRACE METAL CONCENTRATIONS AND STABLE Daniel T.: HIGH-RESOLUTION FTIR SPECTROSCOPIC ISOTOPE VALUES CHARACTERIZATION OF TESSIN QUARTZ; CANTON TICINO, 129-3 195 Trabucho-Alexandre, João*; Jarvis, Ian; Young, Tom; Gröcke, SWITZERLAND Darren R.; Olde, Kate; Houwers, Margot: BLACK SHALES IN THE NORTHERN EUROPEAN CHALK

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129-4 196 Marsaglia, Kathleen*; Tentori, Daniel; Milliken, Kitty; Leckie, CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN ORGANIC-RICH SEDIMENTARY R. Mark; Doran, Linda: IODP DIGITAL REFERENCE FOR ROCKS, EAGLE FORD FORMATION, TX, USA SMEAR SLIDE ANALYSIS OF MARINE MUD PART 2: 130-7 209 Donnadieu, Yannick*; Pucéat, Emmanuelle: LATE CRETACEOUS METHODOLGY AND ATLAS OF BIOGENIC COMPONENTS CHANGES IN CONTINENTAL CONFIGURATION : TOWARD A 129-5 197 Liu, Zeyang*; Shen, Chuanbo; He, Jie; Xiao, Fan: AN BETTER VENTILATED OCEAN? INTERPRETATION FOR OIL AND BITUMEN RE-OS AGES 130-8 210 Cleveland, Claire*; Hargrave, Jennifer E.; Bancroft, Betsy A.; 129-6 198 Ojo, Olusola J.*; Jimoh, Ayoola; Akande, Samuel O.; Sola-Ojo, Ogburn, R. Matthew: COMPLEXITIES OF MODERN LEAF Foluke E.: ORGANIC GEOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF THE MORPHOLOGY, CLIMATE PROXIES, AND APPLICABILITY IN MAASTRICHTIAN COAL AND SHALE FACIES OF GOMBE THE FOSSIL RECORD FORMATION, GONGOLA BASIN, NIGERIA 130-9 211 Galy, Valier V.*; Hein, Christopher J.; Kudrass, Hermann R.; 129-7 199 Hu, Junjie*; Li, Qi; Ge, Dongsheng; Huang, Jing: Eglinton, Timothy I.; Peucker-Ehrenbrink, Bernhard: CLIMATE GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE PERMIAN ORGANIC-RICH FORCING OF THE TERRESTRIAL ORGANIC CARBON MUDSTONES, CENTRAL QIANGTANG BASIN, NORTHERN CYCLE DURING THE LAST DEGLACIATION: THE HIMALAYA- TIBET, CHINA: IMPLICATION FOR PROVENANCE, BENGAL FAN EXAMPLE PALEOCLIMATE AND TECTONIC SETTING 130-10 212 Barclay, Richard S.*; Wing, Scott L.: INCREASED 129-8 200 Wang, Xiang*; Huang, Yongjian: PALEO-LAKE CHANGE ATMOSPHERIC CARBON DIOXIDE SURROUNDING THE DURING THE DEPOSITION OF NENJING FORMATION IN PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM FROM SONGLIAO BASIN: CONSTRAINS FROM THE REACTIVE STOMATAL INDEX OF GINKGO ADIANTOIDES, BIGHORN IRON AND PYRITE SULFUR ISOTOPE EVIDENCES BASIN, WYOMING, USA 129-9 201 Laitala, Jaakko J.*; Lahtinen, Raimo: GEOCHEMISTRY AND PALEOSEDIMENTOLOGY OF IRON SULFIDE-RICH SESSION NO. 131 CARBONACEOUS MUDSTONES IN DRILL CORE DDKS- T203. Timing, Tempo, and Mode of Evolutionary and 010: A TIDALLY RESEDIMENTED ESTUARINE MUDFLAT Paleoenvironmental Changes across Boundary Events and ORIGIN FOR SURFICIALLY NI-ZN-CU-CO –ENRICHED Transitions: The Protistan Evidence (Posters) (Cushman PALEOPROTEROZOIC TALVIVAARA FORMATION (2.1–2.0 Foundation; Paleontological Society) GA), FINLAND 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C

129-10 202 Hosseininejad, Somayeh*; Pedersen, Per K.; Spencer, Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM MONDAY Ronald J.; Sanei, Hamed: UPPER CRETACEOUS Booth # (TURONIAN-CENOMANIAN) OIL SHALE SOURCE ROCK 131-1 213 Sheng, Qingyi*; Chen, Jitao; Wang, Xiangdong; Huber, CHARACTERIZATION THROUGH ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY Brian T.: FORAMINIFERAL ZONES AND TRANSGRESSIVE- AND PETROLOGY, APPLICATION FOR PALE-CONDITION REGRESSIVE CYCLES OF THE LATE MISSISSIPPIAN RECONSTRUCTION (SERPUKHOVIAN) HEZHOU FORMATION AT FENGHUANGSHAN, SOUTH CHINA SESSION NO. 130 131-2 214 Davydov, Vladimir*: GLOBAL OXYGEN MODELS: T196. Climate Change in the Geological Record: What Can We CONSTRAINTS FROM THE RECORD OF THE GLOBAL COAL Learn from Data and Models? (Posters) (Geochemical Society; AND OIL RESERVES AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE LARGER Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology) BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 131-3 215 Muehlbauer, Robert*; Kelly, D. Clay: LATE CRETACEOUS Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM PLANKTIC FORAMINIFERA FROM THE SANTONIAN- Booth # CAMPANIAN BOUNDARY OF THE MANITOBA ESCARPMENT 130-1 203 Frank, Tracy D.*; Fielding, Christopher R.; Shultis, Aaron Isaac: A 131-4 216 Dameron, Serena*; Leckie, R. Mark; MacLeod, Kenneth G.; GONDWANAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE PERMIAN ICEHOUSE- Thomas, Debbie: A DISSOLUTION EVENT IN THE NORTH GREENHOUSE TRANSITION: EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS INTO PACIFIC (SHATSKY RISE) PRIOR TO THE K/PG BOUNDARY THE ROLE OF ATMOSPHERIC CARBON DIOXIDE 131-5 217 de Mello, Renata M.*; Leckie, Mark; Thomas, Ellen: SOUTH 130-2 204 Hoffman, Paul F.*; Bellefroid, Eric; Hodgin, Eben Blake; Johnson, ATLANTIC PALEOCENE-EOCENE BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL Benjamin W.; Kunzmann, Marcus; Sansjofre, Pierre; Strauss, TAXONOMY Justin; Schrag, Daniel P.: A CRYOGENIAN-EARLY EDIACARAN CARBONATE SHELF BREAK DOMINATED BY GLACIAL 131-6 218 Fraass, Andrew*; Leckie, R. Mark; Lowery, Christopher M.: PALEOTOPOGRAPHY, FRANSFONTEIN RIDGE, KUNENE ORIGINATION AND DISPERSAL OF PARAGLOBOROTALIA REGION, NAMIBIA KUGLERI OUT OF THE INDIAN OCEAN AT THE OLIGOCENE/ MIOCENE BOUNDARY 130-3 205 McKenzie, N. Ryan*; Horton, Brian K.; Hughes, Nigel C.; Myrow, Paul M.; Stockli, Daniel F.: THE ROLE OF CONTINENTAL SESSION NO. 132 MAGMATIC ARCS ON PHANEROZOIC pCO2 AND ICEHOUSE– GREENHOUSE TRANSITIONS Paleontology: Taphonomic Processes, Patterns, and Methods (Posters) 130-4 206 Le hir, Guillaume*; Benn, Doug; Fairchild, Ian J.; Donnadieu, Yannick; Dumas, Christophe; Ramstein, Gilles: ORBITALLY 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C FORCED CLIMATIC FLUCTUATIONS IN SNOWBALL EARTH: Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM COMPELLING EVIDENCE FROM A DATA-MODEL STUDY Booth # 130-5 207 Khim, Boo-Keun*; Kim, Sunghan; Kanematsu, Yoshiyuki; Asahi, 132-1 219 Wolf, Martin Johann*; Keller, Gerta; Mateo, Paula; Hirofumi; Ikehara, Minoru; Takahashi, Kozo: SILICON AND Punekar, Jahnavi: THE EFFECTS OF PH ON PLANKTIC NITROGEN CYCLING IN RESPONSE TO BIOGENIC OPAL FORAMINIFERA: DISSOLUTION, FRAGMENTATION, AND PRODUCTIVITY DURING THE LAST 600 KA IN THE BERING TAPHONOMIC BIAS SEA (IODP EXP. 323 SITE U1343) 132-2 220 Daley, Gwen M.*; Bush, Andrew M.: LITHIFICATION DOES NOT 130-6 208 Eldrett, James*; Ma, Chao; Ozkan, Aysen; Bergman, NECESSARILY BIAS DIVERSITY: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE Steven C.; Minisini, Daniel; Lutz, Brendan; Macaulay, Calum; FROM SYNTHETIC ROCKS Jackett, Sarah-Jane; Kelly, Amy: ORIGIN OF CRETACEOUS 132-3 221 O’Malley, Paul*; Dattilo, Benjamin; Argast, Anne; Brett, Carlton E.: LIMESTONE-MARL CYCLES: ORBITAL FORCING OF THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF PYRITE BLACKENING IN POSTERS FOSSIL SHELLS

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132-4 222 Knoll, Katja*; Sessa, Jocelyn A.; Landman, Neil H.; MacLeod, 133-8 237 Reed, Emma*; Dietl, Gregory P.; Burney, David A.; Pigott Burney, Kenneth G.; Garb, Matthew P.; Larina, Ekaterina; Cochran, Kirk: Lida: INVASIVE RAT PREDATION RECORDED IN FOSSIL THE INFLUENCE OF SHELL MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE ENDEMIC SNAILS AT MAKAUWAHI CAVE, KAUA’I PRESERVATION AND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF LATE CRETACEOUS BIVALVE AND GASTROPOD SHELLS SESSION NO. 134 132-5 223 MacKenzie, Lindsay Ann*; Hinman, Nancy W.: USING T210. Topics in Paleoecology: Modern Analogues and Ancient EXPERIMENTAL TAPHONOMY TO EXAMINE THE ROLE OF Systems (Posters) (Paleontological Society) SEDIMENTS ON BIOFILM FORMATION ON HARD AND SOFT 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C TISSUES Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 132-6 224 Parker, Herschell*; Cribb, Warner: DEVELOPMENT OF A Booth # STANDARDS-BASED QUANTITATIVE XRF METHOD FOR 134-1 238 Smith, Jansen A.*; Dietl, Gregory P.: UTILIZATION OF FOSSILIZED BONE GEOHISTORICAL DATA TO IDENTIFY AN INVASIVE 132-7 225 Mann, Arjan*; Nguyen, Christine; Laflamme, Marc: THE PREDATORY GASTROPOD IN THE COLORADO RIVER INFLUENCE OF TAPHONOMY ON MAZON CREEK DELTA, MEXICO CRUSTACEAN TAXONOMY 134-2 239 Barrón-Ortiz, Christian R.*; Pérez-Crespo, Víctor Adrián; 132-8 226 Locatelli, Emma Rose*; Chochinov, Allen V.; Krajewski, Laura; Arroyo-Cabrales, Joaquín; Theodor, Jessica M.; Morales-Puente, Pawar, Komal; Sundrelingam, Vaakesan; Torres, Jezrel; Pedro; Cienfuegos-Alvarado, Edith: THE DIET AND HABITAT Tsang, Benjamin; Laflamme, Marc: TAPHONOMIC VARIANCE PREFERENCES OF CAPROMERYX MEXICANA (MAMMALIA: BETWEEN FERNS AND MEDULLOSAN SEED FERNS FROM ANTILOCAPRIDAE) FROM THE LATE PLEISTOCENE CEDRAL THE MAZON CREEK LAGERSTATTEN LOCALITY, SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, MEXICO 132-9 227 Hertfelder, Susan E.*; Dundas, Robert G.: TAPHONOMY OF 134-3 240 Kerr, James P.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: PREDATION AND THE MID-IRVINGTONIAN FAIRMEAD LANDFILL LOCALITY, ESCALATION OF MESOZOIC AMMONITES: EVIDENCE MADERA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FROM REPAIR SCARS AND ANTIPREDATORY SHELL 132-10 228 Braun, Melissa Ann*; Ryan, Michael J.; Saja, David B.; Riedel, MORPHOLOGY Jeremy A.; Chapman, David: SHARK TAPHONOMY IN THE 134-4 241 Martin, Zebulon I.*; Bender, Sarah; Holmes, Sarah; Greer, CLEVELAND SHALE OF NORTHEASTERN OHIO, USA: A Lisa; Lescinsky, Halard L.; Wirth, Karl; Curran, Allen; Stefanic, STORY OF DISARTICULATION. Candice M.: EFFECTS OF THE THREESPOT DAMSELFISH, 132-11 229 McLain, Matthew A.*; Chadwick, Arthur V.; Brand, Leonard R.; STEGASTES PLANIFRONS ON A PATCH REEF SYSTEM: Nelsen, David: SOLVING TAPHONOMIC JIGSAW PUZZLES: A STUDY OF DAMSELFISH AND URCHINS AT CORAL INSIGHT INTO THE COMPLEX DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY GARDENS, BELIZE OF A LANCE FORMATION (MAASTRICHTIAN) DINOSAUR 134-5 242 Freile, Deborah*; DeVore, Melanie L.: HOW GASTROPOD BONEBED ASSEMBLAGES IN THE INTERTIDAL ZONE DO NO REFLECT THE REAL COMPOSITION OF THE ORGANISMS PRESENT: SESSION NO. 133 THE CASE OF THE HERMIT CRAB Paleontology: Predation in the Fossil Record (Posters) 134-6 243 Casebolt, Sahale N.*; Kowalewski, Michal: THE PRESERVATION 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C POTENTIAL OF METER-SCALE PATCHINESS IN MARINE Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM FAUNAL ASSEMBLAGES: UNDERSTANDING THE SPATIAL Booth # VARIABILITY OF MOLLUSKS AT DIM BAY, SAN SALVADOR, BAHAMAS 133-1 230 Sime, John A.*; Kelley, Patricia H.: PATTERNS OF SUBLETHAL ATTACK BY SHELL-BREAKING PREDATORS WERE STABLE 134-7 244 Savrda, Charles E.*: EXTREME ECOLOGIC PATCHINESS THROUGH AN EPISODE OF TROPHIC AND FAUNAL UNIQUELY RECORDED IN ICHNOFABRICS OF A CHALK- CHANGE, IN THE LATE NEOGENE OF NORTH CAROLINA MARL SUCCESSION, UPPER CRETACEOUS DEMOPOLIS CHALK 133-2 231 Horner, Hugh G.*; Reed, Michael P.; Yeung, William; Christoff, Kathyrn N.; Dennett, Abby M.; Hobart, Catherine E.; 134-8 245 Scarponi, Daniele*; Rossi, Veronica; Wittmer, Jacalyn M.; Bellusci, Marissa D.; Engelbert, Allan J.; Wallace, Jenelle: Amorosi, Alessandro; Kowalewski, M.: QUANTITATIVE NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN MICROBIVALVE AND ANALYSES OF LATEST QUATERNARY STRATIGRAPHY OSTRACODE DIVERSITY OR ON PREDATION BY FROM CORES USING MODERN MEIO AND MACROBENTHIC GASTROPODS ACROSS PLIOCENE-PLEISTOCENE INVERTEBRATES: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO FACIES BOUNDARY IN SOUTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA INTERPRETATION 133-3 232 Slattery, Joshua S.*; Whorley, Theresa L.; Mondal, 134-9 246 Bover-Arnal, Telm*; Ferràndez-Cañadell, Carles; Aguirre, Subhronil; Harries, Peter J.: IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL Julio; Albert-Villanueva, Eduard; Salas, Ramon; Esteban, VARIABILITY ON DRILLING PREDATION: A COMPARISON Mateu: INTEGRATED SEDIMENTOLOGICAL AND AMONG TURRITELLA-DOMINATED ASSEMBLAGES PALAEONTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LATE CHATTIAN PLATFORM CARBONATES WITH LARGER FORAMINIFERA 133-4 233 Brown, Garett M.*; Mondal, Subhronil; Harries, Peter J.; AND CORALLINE ALGAE FROM THE SE IBERIAN Slattery, Joshua S.: DRILLING PREDATION PATTERNS PENINSULA FROM THE MIOCENE CHIPOLA FORMATION OF FLORIDA: TAPHONOMIC VERSUS ENVIRONMENTAL OVERPRINTING 134-10 247 Jeffrey, Matthew J.*; Bulinski, Katherine V.; Goldstein, Alan: THE FALLS OF THE OHIO DEVONIAN CORAL BEDS: AN 133-5 234 Das, Shibajyoti*; Chattopadhyay, Devapriya: EFFECT INVESTIGATION OF PALEOECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF HUNGER ON DRILLING PREDATION BY NATICID GASTROPODS 134-11 248 Dietl, Gregory P.*; Smith, Jansen A.; Zamora, Hector A.; Durham, Stephen R.; Flessa, Karl W.: USING THE TOOLS OF 133-6 235 Grajeda, Robert*; Correa, Julian; Raymond, Anne; Bryant, CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY TO PROVIDE A BASELINE Vaughn: WERE PENNSYLVANIAN MICROARTHROPODS FOR ESTUARINE RESTORATION RESULTING FROM THE PREDATORS OF CORDAITEAN POLLEN? 2014 ENGINEERED SPRING-FLOOD OF THE COLORADO 133-7 236 Zoehfeld, K. Weidner.*; Mossbrucker, Matthew T.; Bakker, RIVER Robert T.; Flis, Chris J.: DIMETRODN FEEDING ON SHARKS 134-12 249 Connors, Olga C.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Savarese, Michael; Walser, AND SHARKS FEEDING ON DIMETRODON: TEXAS EARLY Christopher A.; Jones, Kelsey R.; Segal, David; Guercio, Shelby: PERMIAN FOOD WEBS BASED ON AQUATIC PREDATION HIGH-RESOLUTION GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF A

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SEA TURTLE NEST COMPLEX, CAYO COSTA STATE PARK, Booth # FLORIDA: POTENTIAL FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ANCIENT 136-1 263 Mahanti, Prasun*; Robinson, Mark S.; Stelling, Richard: NEST STRUCTURES FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION MODELING OF DEPTH- 134-13 250 Guercio, Shelby*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Nyquist, Jonathan; Wnek, DIAMETER RATIOS OF SMALL (D < 200 M) LUNAR CRATERS John P.: GEORADAR CHARACTERIZATION OF A SUPRATIDAL 136-2 264 Kolkas, Mossbah*: INTERPRETATION OF THE GLOBAL ESTUARINE TURTLE NESTING SITE: ICHNOLOGICAL AND CLIMATIC CYCLES OF MARS BY USING THE AVAILABLE GEOFORENSIC IMPLICATIONS INFORMATION FROM ITS GEOLOGIC RECORD 134-14 251 Buynevich, Ilya V.*: TRACKING EXTINCT GIANTS: 136-3 265 Barnes, Jessica J.*; Tartèse, R.; McCubbin, Francis M.; PEDOBAROMETRY AND DISCOVERY POTENTIAL OF THE Anand, M.; Franchi, I.A.; Starkey, Natalie A.; Russell, S.S.: LARGEST LAND MAMMAL (INDRICOTHERIINAE) AND USING APATITE TO UNRAVEL THE ORIGIN OF WATER IN HISTORIC BIRD (AEPYORNITHIDAE) FOOTPRINTS ANCIENT MOON ROCKS 134-15 252 Evans, Scott D.*; Droser, Mary L.; Gehling, James: DOES 136-4 266 Harrington, Elise*; Treiman, Allan H.: THE PUZZLE OF SIZE REALLY MATTER?: BODY SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND RADAR-BRIGHT HIGHLANDS ON VENUS: A HIGH-SPATIAL GROWTH OF DICKINSONIA COSTATA FROM NILPENA, RESOLUTION STUDY IN OVDA REGIO SOUTH AUSTRALIA 136-5 267 Harvey, R.P.*; Radoman-Shaw, Brandon; Jacobson, Nathan S.; Vento, Daniel; Costa, Gustavo; Kulis, Michael; Nakley, Leah; SESSION NO. 135 Kremic, Tibor: VENUS IN A BOTTLE: HIGH FIDELITY Paleontology: Phylogeny, Taxonomy, and Morphology in the SIMULATIONS OF VENUS SURFACE CONDITIONS WITH Fossil Record (Posters) NASA’S GLENN EXTREME ENVIRONMENT RIG (GEER) 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 136-6 268 Benner, Lance*: RADAR RECONNAISSANCE OF NEAR- Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM EARTH ASTEROIDS Booth # 136-7 269 Roberts, James H.*; Barnouin, Olivier S.; Kahn, Eliezer G.; 135-1 253 Jung, Jikhan*: MODELING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN Prockter, Louise M.; Ernst, Carolyn M.; Gaskell, Robert W.: BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN PONDS ON EROS: PERT NEAR BUT NOT PLUMB? SCLERACTINIAN CORAL COLONY MORPHOGENESIS AND 136-8 270 Smith, Heather*: A REVIEW OF LOW VELOCITY IMPACTS ON ITS PHYLOGENETIC IMPLICATION PHOBOS MONDAY 135-2 254 Boas, Caitlin*; Wagner, Peter J.: PHYLOGENETICS 136-9 271 Udry, Arya*; McSween, Harry Y.: LIGHT LITHOPHILE WITHIN BELLEROPHON: BREAKING DOWN A CLASSIC ELEMENT AND LI ISOTOPE IN SITU ANALYSES IN MARTIAN WASTEBASKET TAXON METEORITES: POTENTIAL EVIDENCE FOR MARTIAN 135-3 255 Akinosho, Abigail O.*; Walker, Sally E.; Bowser, Samuel S.: MAGMATIC WATER? GROWTH DISRUPTIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC SCALLOP, 136-10 272 Dunn, Tasha*; Gross, Juliane: THE CV AND CK CHONDRITES: ADAMUSSIUM COLBECKI A SINGLE PARENT ASTEROID? 135-4 256 Portell, Roger W.*; Klompmaker, Adiël A.; Hyžný, Matúš; 136-11 273 Galuba, Goetz G.*: A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR ICE Kowalewski, Michał: ONTOGENY, INTER- AND INTRASPECIFIC MIGRATION ON THE SURFACES OF AIRLESS BODIES VARIATION, PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY, TAPHONOMY, AND SYSTEMATICS OF THE CENOZOIC GHOST SHRIMP 136-12 274 Davis, April C.*; Bishop, Janice L.; Veto, Michael; Ruff, Steven W.; GLYPTURUS Bristow, Thomas F.; Gates, Will P.; Blake, David: REFINING THE CHEMISTRY OF MARS: COMPARING VNIR AND TIR 135-5 257 Chamberlain, John A.*; Ward, Peter D.; Chamberlain, SPECTRA OF CLAY-BEARING ROCKS Rebecca B.; Barord, Gregory J.; Ilano, Anthony; Catlin, Eric: CALCIUM PHOSPHATE RENAL CONCREMENTS IN EXTANT SESSION NO. 137 NAUTILUS: A FAST-ACTING, ENERGY-PRODUCING MINERAL RESERVE SYSTEM EQUIVALENT TO VERTEBRATE BONE, Quaternary Geology: Glacial Deposits and Processes, Sediment AND ITS POSSIBLE ROLE IN THE EARLY PALEOZOIC Transport and Channels (Posters) DIVERSIFICATION OF CEPHALOPODS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 135-6 258 Richardson, Susan*: THE IMPORTANCE OF FOSSILS IN Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM ELUCIDATING THE PHYLOGENY AND MACROEVOLUTION Booth # OF FORAMINIFERA 137-1 275 Meyer, Jack A.*: A RADIOCARBON DATABASE AND ARCHIVE 135-7 259 Ballero, Deniz Z.A.*; Goldstein, Susan T.: ANATOMY OF AN FOR CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN UNITED STATES ORPHANED MONOTHALAMID FORAMINIFERAN: FINE 137-2 276 Loope, Henry M.*; Lowell, Thomas V.; Curry, Brandon: STRUCTURE AND PHYLOGENETIC POSITION CHRONOLOGY OF LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET (EAST WHITE 135-8 260 Goldstein, Susan T.*; Ballero, Deniz Z.A.; Richardson, SUBLOBE) ADVANCE TO ITS MAXIMUM WISCONSINAN Elizabeth A.: ALLOGROMIA SP. REVISITED: A NEW STRAIN LIMIT, SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA, USA OF A WELL-KNOWN FORAMINIFERAN 137-3 277 Jackson, Lionel E.*: PROGRESSIVE WESTWARD EXPANSION 135-9 261 Lazarus, David*; Suzuki, Noritoshi; Caulet, Jean-Pierre; Nigrini, OF NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENTAL ICE SHEETS DURING Catherine; Goll, Robert; Dolven, Jane K.; Sanfilippo, Annika; THE QUATERNARY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TIMING Goll, Irina: A FIRST COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATED LIST OF OF INITIAL HUMAN OVERLAND MIGRATION INTO THE CENOZOIC RADIOLARIAN SPECIES NAMES AMERICAS 135-10 262 Dye, Bass D.*; Sims, Hallie J.: IMPLICATIONS OF A NEW 137-4 278 Dahl, Svein Olaf*; Linge, Henriette; Skoglund, Rannveig; WATER FERN FROM THE CRETACEOUS DAKOTA Murray, Andrew: TIMING, VERTICAL EXTENT AND THE FORMATION OF WOODBURY COUNTY, IOWA, U.S.A FOLLOWING DEGLACIATION OF THE LATE WEICHSELIAN SCANDINAVIAN ICE-SHEET MAXIMUM IN THE “RONDANE SESSION NO. 136 DRY VALLEYS” OF EAST-CENTRAL SOUTHERN NORWAY T230. Topics in Planetary Geology (Posters) (GSA Planetary 137-5 279 Scheeler, Daniel J.*; Wittkop, Chad; Torgeson, Joshua M.: Geology Division) APPLICATION OF SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRY AND OPTICALLY-STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE DATING TO TILL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C STRATIGRAPHY IN SOUTHERN MINNESOTA

Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM POSTERS

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137-6 280 Trzinski, Adam Edward*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: 137-23 297 Lindsey, Kassandra O.*; Burns, Scott F.: DEBRIS FLOW SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE MERNA QUADRANGLE INITIATION ON MT. RAINIER AS A RESULT OF RECORD 7.5 MINUTE, MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS PRECIPITATION FROM THE NOVEMBER 2006 PINEAPPLE 137-7 281 Allen, Phillip P.*: WHAT SHAPED MT BRANDON? EXAMINING EXPRESS RAINSTORM THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF ANTHROPOGENIC ACTIVITY 137-24 298 Tanji, Sondra*; Goldstein, B.S.: INTERPRETING FLUID AND CLIMATE VARIABILITY AS DRIVERS OF LATE DYNAMICS OF THE LATE-PLEISTOCENE TANWAX-OHOP HOLOCENE GEOMORPHIC ACTIVITY DEBRIS FLOW BY CLASTIC SEDIMENT ANALYSIS IN THE 137-8 282 Moening-Swanson, Isaac*; Todd, Claire E.; Balco, PUGET LOWLAND, WA Greg: MAPPING GLACIAL GEOLOGIC DEPOSITS 137-25 299 Lewis, Chloe P.H.*: MIMA MOUNDS MOVING OVER TIME AT TUCKER, MARINER, AND AVIATOR GLACIERS IN THE 137-26 300 Loopesko, Lydia L.*; Carson, Robert J.: NIVATION IN NORTHWESTERN ROSS SEA WASHINGTON’S PALOUSE HILLS 137-9 283 Hansen, Louise*; Bøe, Reidulv: PREHISTORIC LANDSLIDES IN 137-27 301 Kim, Dong Eun*: LATE QUATERNARY DENUDATION GLACIOMARINE CLAYS REVEALED BY ONSHORE MAPPING RATE OF EAST PART OF KOREA : IN STEADY-STATE OR AND MARINE SEISMIC INVESTIGATION AT LEIRFJORD, TRANSIENCE? NORTH NORWAY 137-28 302 Elium, Elizabeth M.*; Freeman, James; Kapasi, Murtaza; Wilbur, 137-10 284 Ferreira, Benjamin R.*; Linneman, Scott R.: THE USE OF John; Biemiller, James; Harbor, David J.: FIELD AND FLUME HIGH RESOLUTION LIDAR DATA TO QUANTIFY SURFACE EXPLORATION OF CHANNEL BEDROCK EROSION BY DISPLACEMENT AT ACTIVE EARTHFLOWS PLUCKING 137-11 285 Reid, Mattie M.*; Kochel, R. Craig; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Jacob, 137-29 303 Christensen, Taylor*; Todd, Claire E.: SUSPENDED SEDIMENT Robert W.; Duda, M. Christopher; Rubino, Erica; Williams, Keith: CONCENTRATIONS AND EROSION RATES ON MOUNT MASS WASTING PROCESSES, GEOMORPHIC RESPONSES, RAINIER, WASHINGTON AND TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF ICY DEBRIS FANS ALONG 137-30 304 Ortega, Blanca*: USE OF HYDROGRAPHS AND MANNING THE LA PEROUSE AND DOUGLAS GLACIERS, SOUTHERN EQUATION TO CALCULATE PEAK-FLOW AND LAG TIME IN ALPS, NEW ZEALAND THE RIO TANAMÁ 137-12 286 Brardinoni, Francesco*; Cavalli, Marco: LANDSLIDE AND 137-31 305 Durbin, James M.*; Toelle, Trent A.: MEANDER EVOLUTION DEBRIS-FLOW ACTIVITY IN PERIGLACIAL MOUNTAIN IN THE LOWER THE WABASH RIVER OF POSEY COUNTY, SETTINGS, EASTERN ITALIAN ALPS INDIANA 137-13 287 Griswold, Frances*; MacInnes, Breanyn: PRELIMINARY 137-32 306 Burns, Diane*; Viertel, David C.: THE MIGRATION OF THE MODELING OF PALEOTSUNAMIS AND HISTORICAL LITTLE WABASH RIVER CHANNEL OVER SEVEN DECADES TSUNAMIS NEAR THE ISLANDS OF THE FOUR MOUNTAINS, – CLAY COUNTY, SOUTHCENTRAL ILLINOIS ALEUTIAN ISLANDS 137-33 307 Hindes, Haley E.*; Culver, Stephen J.; Leorri, Eduardo; 137-14 288 Valentino, Joshua*; Owen, Lewis A.; Spotila, James: Mallinson, David J.; Parham, Peter R.; Shazili, Noor A.M.: GLACIOLOGY IN THE CHUGACH RANGE OF SOUTH LATE HOLOCENE PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION CENTRAL ALASKA OF THE SUNDA SHELF (SOUTH CHINA SEA) OFF KUALA 137-15 289 Headley, Rachel*: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION INTO TERENGGANU, PENINSULAR MALAYSIA BASED ON SPATIAL VARIATION OF SEDIMENTARY PROPERTIES MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF BULK SEDIMENT AND DEPOSITIONAL PROCESSES FOR A RECESSIONAL 137-34 308 Chen, Yuyao*; Zhou, Jiangyu: MORPHOLOGY, SEISMIC MORAINE OF THE LAKE MICHIGAN LOBE RESPONSE AND EVOLUTION OF THE DEEP WATER 137-16 290 Parent, Andrew*; Hubeny, J. Bradford; Doner, Lisa: CHANNEL SYSTEM, NORTHWEST SOUTH CHINA SEA GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF LATE QUATERNARY 137-35 309 Lathrop, Erin C.*; Krissek, Lawrence: SEDIMENT COMPOSITION GEOLOGY, LAKE VATNSDALSVATN, ICELAND IN THE GULF OF CÁDIZ CONTOURITES DURING THE 137-17 291 Berti, Claudio*; Hormes, Anna; Miccadei, Enrico; Piacentini, PLEISTOCENE Tommaso; Sciarra, Marco: THE CONTRIBUTION OF 137-36 310 O’Brien, Sean P.*; Krissek, Lawrence: THE GULF OF CÁDIZ GEOMORPHOLOGIC MAPPING IN UNDERSTANDING THE CONTOURITE LABORATORY: VARIABILITY IN SEDIMENT EVOLUTION OF RECENTLY DEGLACIATED TERRAIN. THE COMPOSITION OVER THE PAST 200 KY EXAMPLE OF KONGSFJORDEN (SVALBARD, NORWAY) 137-37 311 Kenny, Ray*; Liu, Tanzhuo; Canova, David: PRELIMINARY ROCK 137-18 292 Skoglund, Rannveig*; Dahl, Svein Olaf; Linge, Henriette; VARNISH EXPOSURE AGES ON PEDIMENT BOULDERS Murray, Andrew: A NEW CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR THE FROM THE HENRY MOUNTAINS, UTAH: IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE CANYON JUTULHOGGET, SOUTH- PEDIMENT FORMATION PROCESSES NORWAY 137-38 312 Keicher, Patrick A.*; Morrison, Sean M.; Jol, Harry M.; 137-19 293 Rubino, Erica M.*; Jacob, Robert W.; Kochel, R. Craig; Loope, Walter L.: PRELIMINARY INTERPRETATIONS OF Trop, Jeffrey M.; Reid, Mattie M.; Scales, Charles A.; A TOMBOLO’S DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY: A GROUND Duda, M. Christopher; Williams, Keith: GEOPHYSICAL PENETRATING RADAR INVESTIGATION, GRAND ISLAND, MI INVESTIGATION OF ICY DEBRIS FANS WITH GROUND PENETRATING RADAR ON THE LA PEROUSE AND 137-39 313 Barket, Kaylee B.*; Nester, Jessica; Lane, Chad; Gamble, DOUGLAS GLACIERS, SOUTHERN ALPS, NEW ZEALAND Douglas W.: MULTI-PROXY EVIDENCE OF LATE QUATERNARY PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN THE 137-20 294 Brannan, David*; Sweet, D.E.: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT: SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES FROM TWO CAROLINA FLUVIAL OVERPRINTING OF GLACIALLY-INDUCED BAYS IN NORTH CAROLINA: 1. POLLEN AND MICROSCOPIC MICROTEXTURES ON QUARTZ GRAINS DERIVED FROM THE CHARCOAL CHITINA GLACIER, ALASKA 137-40 314 Nester, Jessica*; Barket, Kaylee B.; Lane, Chad; Gamble, 137-21 295 Hopkins, Nathan R.*; Evenson, Edward B.; Kodama, Kenneth P.; Douglas W.: MULTI-PROXY EVIDENCE OF LATE Kozlowski, Andrew L.: ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC QUATERNARY PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TILL FABRICS AND THE ACCRETIONARY SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES FROM TWO CAROLINA ORIGIN OF DRUMLINS IN NEW YORK STATE BAYS IN NORTH CAROLINA: 2. STABLE ISOTOPES AND 137-22 296 Ives, Libby R.W.*; Hooyer, Thomas S.; Iverson, Neal; MACROSCOPIC CHARCOAL Schomacker, Anders: MEASURING FABRICS OF 137-41 315 AbuBakr, Mostafa*; El-Baz, Farouk: INFLUENCE OF POST- GLACIAL FLUTES USING ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC TERTIARY UPLIFT ON PALEOCHANNEL COURSES IN NORTH SUSCEPTIBILITY, MÚLAJÖKULL, ICELAND SINAI: A STUDY BY SPACE-BORNE RADAR DATA

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137-42 316 De Hon, René A.*; Earl, Richard A.: INFLATION AND SESSION NO. 139 DEFLATION IN ADEN CRATER LAVAS, DONA ANA CO., T32. Younger Dryas and Other Dansgaard-Oeschger Events in the NEW MEXICO Northern and Southern Hemisphere (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) SESSION NO. 138 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C T31. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Pacific Northwest (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Booth # Geomorphology Division; American Quaternary Association; Canadian Quaternary Association; Canadian Geomorphology 139-1 329 Schlüchter, Christian*; Ivy-Ochs, Susan; Akçar, Naki; Maisch, Research Group) Max; Moran, Andrew; Kerschner, Hanns: STRUCTURE AND TIMING OF EGESEN STADIAL GLACIER ADVANCES IN THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C EUROPEAN ALPS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 139-2 330 Akçar, Naki*; Yavuz, Vural; Tikhomirov, Dimitry; Yesilyurt, Serdar; Vockenhuber, Christof; Christl, Marcus; Ivy-Ochs, Susan; 138-1 317 Horton, Benjamin P.*; Vacchi, Matteo; Engelhart, Simon E.; Schlüchter, Christian: IS THERE EVIDENCE FOR YOUNGER Nelson, Alan R.; Kopp, Robert E.: SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN DRYAS GLACIER ADVANCES IN THE MOUNTAINS OF TH LATE HOLOCENE AND 20 CENTURY RSL CHANGE ALONG ANATOLIA? THE CENTRAL PACIFIC COAST OF NORTH AMERICA 139-3 331 Fredin, Ola*; Akçar, Naki; Romundset, Anders; Reber, Regina; 138-2 318 Chang, Alice S.*; Hendy, Ingrid; Taylor, Meghan: IMPACT OF THE Ivy-Ochs, Susan; Schlüchter, Christian: ICE DYNAMICS AND CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET ON COASTAL SEDIMENTOLOGY, DEGLACIATION OF SW NORWAY CONSTRAINED BY LIDAR MARINE PRODUCTIVITY AND SEDIMENTARY MAPPING AND COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE EXPOSURE DATING GEOCHEMISTRY ON THE VANCOUVER ISLAND MARGIN OF GLACIAL LANDFORMS DURING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM 139-4 332 Taylor, Meghan*; Hendy, Ingrid; Pak, D.K.: THE CALIFORNIA 138-3 319 Hendy, Ingrid*; Taylor, Meghan; Gombiner, Joel H.; Hemming, CURRENT AS A DRIVER OF MILLENNIAL SCALE Sidney R.; Bryce, Julia G.: THE MECHANISMS, TIMING AND VARIABILITY ON THE NORTHEASTERN PACIFIC MARGIN IMPACT OF CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET RETREAT ON THE FROM 10-50 KA COASTAL WATERS OF THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC OCEAN 139-5 333 Putnam, Aaron E.*; Schaefer, Joerg M.; Denton, George H.; MONDAY 138-4 320 Eamer, Jordan B.R.*; Shugar, Dan H.; Walker, Ian J.; Lian, Kaplan, Michael R.; Koffman, Tobias N.B.; Hall, Brenda L.; Olav B.; Neudorf, Christina; Telka, Alice: A SIGNIFICANT LATE Lowell, Thomas V.; Barrell, David; Rowan, Ann; Finkel, Robert C.: PLEISTOCENE GLACIAL RE-ADVANCE DURING RETREAT TWO PULSES OF WARMING AND EXTENSIVE GLACIER OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET ON THE CENTRAL RECESSION AT SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE MIDDLE COAST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LATITUDES DURING HEINRICH STADIALS 1 AND 0 138-5 321 Moyer, Alexis N.*; Koppes, Michele; Eaton, Brett: THE 139-6 334 Perzan, Zach*; Munroe, Jeffrey S.; Amidon, William H.: IMPACTS OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET AND ALPINE INVESTIGATION OF LAST INTERGLACIAL SEDIMENT IN GLACIATIONS ON THE HYPSOMETRY OF THE CANADIAN WEYBRIDGE CAVE, VERMONT, USA CORDILLERA 139-7 335 Mangerud, Jan*; Birks, Hilary H.; Lohne, Øystein S.: PRECISE 138-6 322 Edwards, Ben*; Jicha, Brian R.; Russell, J. Kelly; Singer, AND ACCURATE C-14 AGES FOR THE YOUNGER DRYAS Brad S.: NEW CONSTRAINTS ON THE TIMING, THICKNESS FROM THE TYPE AREA IN SOUTHERN SCANDINAVIA AND DISTRIBUTION OF PAST INCARNATIONS OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET FROM NORTHWESTERN BRITISH 139-8 336 Zahrai, Shayda*; Bement, Leland C.; Engel, Michael H.: COLUMBIA, CANADA EVIDENCE FOR THE YOUNGER DRYAS IN OKLAHOMA BASED ON THE STABLE CARBON, OXYGEN, AND 138-7 323 Cripps, Jonathan E.*; Brennand, Tracy A.: DEGLACIATION NITROGEN ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF BISON BONES OF THE NICOLA BASIN, SOUTHERN BC: A WINDOW INTO AND TEETH THE DEGLACIAL STYLE AND PATTERN OF THE LAST CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET NEAR ITS GEOGRAPHIC CENTRE 139-9 337 Easterbrook, Don J.*: SYNCHRONIETY OF MULTIPLE YOUNGER DRYAS AND ALLERØD MORAINES IN THE 138-8 324 Perkins, Andrew J.*; Brennand, Tracy A.: THE MISSING FRASER LOWLAND WITH LATE PLEISTOCENE MORAINES MORAINES OF THE SOUTHERN FRASER PLATEAU: IN NORTH AMERICA, EUROPE, NEW ZEALAND, AND SOUTH GLACIODYNAMIC INFERENCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICA CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET RETREAT IN SOUTH-CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 139-10 338 Horton, Jennifer*; Fisher, Timothy; Loope, Henry M.; Karaffa, Marni D.: THE DEGLACIAL CHRONOLOGY OF THE STURGIS 138-9 325 Troost, Kathy Goetz*: THE PENULTIMATE GLACIATION AND MORAINE IN SOUTH-CENTRAL MICHIGAN AND NORTHEAST MID- TO LATE-PLEISTOCENE STRATIGRAPHY IN THE INDIANA CENTRAL PUGET LOWLAND, WASHINGTON 138-10 326 Riedel, Jon*: GEOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE GEOMETRY SESSION NO. 140 OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET IN SKAGIT VALLEY T238. Sedimentary Geology: The Now and the Next Generations DURING MARINE ISOTOPE STAGE 2 of Scientists (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; 138-11 327 McCollum, Michael B.*; McCollum, Linda B.: DID THE LATE Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM)) WISCONSIN GLACIAL LAKE COLUMBIA FILL WITH 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SEDIMENTS GENERATED BY GLACIAL LAKE MISSOULA OUTBURST FLOODS? Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 138-12 328 Turnbull, Marie*; Russell, Kelly; Edwards, Ben; Porritt, Lucy: DIVERSE PASSAGE ZONES AT KIMA’ KHO VOLCANO: 140-1 339 Turner, Bryan W.*; Slatt, Roger M.: ASSESSING BOTTOM RECORDS OF ENGLACIAL LAKE DYNAMICS DURING A WATER ANOXIA WITHIN THE LATE DEVONIAN WOODFORD PROLONGED SUBGLACIAL VOLCANIC ERUPTION SHALE IN THE ARKOMA BASIN, SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA 140-2 340 Shumaker, Lauren E.*; Graham, Stephan A.: MIOCENE DEEP- WATER DEPOSITION BY A SUBMARINE VOLCANIC ARC: MOHAKATINO FORMATION, TARANAKI BASIN, NEW ZEALAND POSTERS

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140-3 341 Southern, Sarah J.*; Patacci, Marco; McCaffrey, William: 140-18 356 Jackson, Adam Matthew*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: ICHNOLOGICAL THE INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENTARY GRAVITY FLOW ASSESSMENT OF DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS IN THE CONFINEMENT, CONTAINMENT AND BASIN SIZE UPON CRETACEOUS DAKOTA GROUP, CAÑON CITY, COLORADO DEPOSITIONAL CHARACTER AND DISTRIBUTION IN DEEP- 140-19 357 Campbell, S. Gordon*; Botterill, Scott E.; Gingras, Murray K.: WATER CONFINED SYSTEMS ASSESSING EVENT SEDIMENTATION IN THE CRETACEOUS 140-4 342 Pitts, Alan*; Casciano, Claudio Ivan; Di Celma, Claudio N.; BLUESKY FORMATION OF THE PEACE RIVER OIL SANDS McCaffrey, William: DEPOSITIONAL ARCHITECTURAL (ALBERTA, CANADA) USING THE ICHNOGENUS ROSSELIA ELEMENTS IN TURBIDITE CHANNEL SYSTEMS. 140-20 358 Ives, Victoria A.*; EchoHawk, Barbara: ANALYZING GORGOGLIONE FLYSCH FORMATION (BASILICATA, PALEOCURRENTS IN MARINE-MARGINAL MARINE SOUTHERN ITALY) CRETACEOUS STRATA WHILE DEVELOPING A SCHEMA 140-5 343 Ustipak, Kelsi R.*; Minton, Brandon; Mohrig, David; Buttles, FOR FIELD WORK: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH James; Perillo, Mauricio M.: EFFECTS OF SURGING DURING 140-21 359 Statza, Mary*; Takach, Marie; Schwartz, Robert K.: DEPOSITION OF A SUBAQUEOUS TRANSITIONAL FLOW ARCHITECTURE OF A TIDE-DOMINATED SHOREFACE 140-6 344 Daniels, Benjamin G.*; Hubbard, Stephen M.; Auchter, Neal C.; SYSTEM IN THE LOWER CRETACEOUS KOOTENAI Romans, Brian W.; Pemberton, Erin A.L.; Reimchen, Aaron P.; FORMATION, WEST-CENTRAL MONTANA Jackson, Allison A.; Stright, Lisa: DEEP-WATER SEDIMENT 140-22 360 Takach, Marie*; Statza, Mary; Schwartz, Bob: TRANSECT TRANSFER VIA SLOPE CHANNELS AS REFLECTED IN ACROSS AN ESTUARY FACIES COMPLEX IN THE EARLY OUTCROPPING CRETACEOUS STRATA OF THE ANDEAN CRETACEOUS FORELAND BASIN OF WESTERN MONTANA: CORDILLERA, SOUTHERN CHILE SUNBURST MEMBER OF THE KOOTENAI FORMATION 140-7 345 Nieminski, Nora*; Lowe, Donald R.: STRATIGRAPHIC 140-23 361 Garcia Serratos, Nancy Elizabeth*; Martin-Barajas, Arturo; ARCHITECTURE AND FACIES DISTRIBUTION OF THE DEEP- Helenes Escamilla, Javier; Gonzalez Escobar, Mario; WATER NEOPROTEROZOIC ZERRISSENE GROUP, DAMARA Pacheco Romero, Martín: FACIES MODEL OF CRETACEOUS- OROGEN, NAMIBIA TERTIARY VIZCAÍNO FORE-ARC BASIN, BAJA CALIFORNIA, 140-8 346 McCoy, Curtis*; Kelly, Nicholas; Persico, Lyman P.: FROM INTERPRETATION OF WELL-LOG AND SEISMIC RECONSTRUCTING PALEOCURRENT DIRECTION REFLECTION IMAGES IN THE CHADOKOIN AND GIRARD FORMATIONS IN 140-24 362 Albert-Villanueva, Eduard*; González, Lenin; Salas, Ramon; NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Bover-Arnal, Telm; Ferràndez-Cañadell, Carles; Esteban, Mateu: 140-9 347 Stokes, Maya F.*; Dwyer, Stacy M.; Nittrouer, Jeffrey: GROWTH NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE SEDIMENTARY ARCHITECTURE FAULTS AND DEWATERING STRUCTURES IN PRODELTA OF THE FALCÓN BASIN (ONSHORE VENEZUELA) SEDIMENTARY DEPOSITS: USING SEDIMENTARY 140-25 363 Hobbs, Kevin M.*; Fawcett, Peter J.: RELATIONSHIPS STRUCTURES TO CONSTRAIN POST-FAILURE SEDIMENT BETWEEN PALEOSOLS AND PALEOENVIRONMENTS IN THE TRANSPORT IN THE WESTERN IRISH NAMURIAN BASIN PALEOCENE (DANIAN–SELANDIAN) FLUVIAL SEDIMENTARY 140-10 348 Pattat, Audrey N.*; Wolak, Jeannette M.: A MIXED CARBONATE- ROCKS OF THE SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO, USA SILICICLASTIC CHANNEL COMPLEX IN THE MISSISSIPPIAN 140-26 364 Figueiredo, Felipe T.*; Carrera, Simone C.; Almeida, Renato; FORT PAYNE FORMATION, TENNESSEE Freitas, B.T.; Marconato, Andre: FLUVIAL BARS AND 140-11 349 Neal, Thomas C.*; Rankey, Eugene C.; Garza-Perez, Rodrigo; FLOODPLAIN DEPOSITS NEAR A HIGH ACCOMMODATION Appendini, Christian M.; Lowery, Jennifer G.; Winkel, Bethany; ZONE (NEOCOMIAN TO BARREMIAN SÃO SEBASTIÃO Molina-Hernández, Ana L.: HYDRODYNAMIC INFLUENCES FORMATION, TUCANO BASIN, NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL) ON SEDIMENTOLOGY OF A HIGH-ENERGY HOLOCENE 140-27 365 Balgord, Elizabeth*; Carrapa, B.: EARLY FORELAND BASIN CARBONATE RAMP: NORTHEASTERN YUCATAN, MEXICO DEPO-SYSTEMS IN THE CENTRAL-SOUTHERN ANDES OF 140-12 350 Goers, Alexa*; Rankey, Eugene C.; Hasiotis, Stephen T.; Herbst, ARGENTINA, 32˚S -35˚S Steven R.: PALEOGEOMORPHIC CONTROLS ON ICHNOLOGY 140-28 366 Carrera, Simone C.*; Figueiredo, Felipe T.; Almeida, Renato; AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF CARBONATE SHOREFACES: Freitas, B.T.: FACIES AND ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS OF PLEISTOCENE, CROOKED-ACKLINS PLATFORM, SOUTHERN THE MARIZAL FORMATION: POST RIFT DEPOSITS FROM A BAHAMAS RIFT BASIN IN THE CRETACEOUS 140-13 351 Mahon, Robert C.*; Shaw, John; Barnhart, Katherine R.; 140-29 367 Brown, Mark J.*; Hampton, Brian A.: SEDIMENTOLOGY, Hobley, Daniel E.J.; McElroy, Brandon: QUANTIFYING THE STRATIGRAPHY, AND PROVENANCE OF COMPLETENESS OF SHORELINE TRAJECTORIES IN THE MESOPROTEROZOIC STRATA OF THE KEWEENAWAN STRATIGRAPHIC RECORD SUPERGROUP WITHIN THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT SYSTEM, 140-14 352 Deatrick, Kyle*; Giles, Katherine; Langford, Richard: SEQUENCE NORTHERN MICHIGAN STRATIGRAPHY, GEOMETERY, AND FORMATION OF AN 140-30 368 Rasmussen, Cornelia*; Reichenbacher, Bettina: EXPOSED MEGAFLAP: PENNSYLVANIAN HONAKER TRAIL SEDIMENTOLOGICAL AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL FORMATION, GYPSUM VALLEY SALT WALL, PARADOX IMPLICATIONS OF THE NGORORA FORMATION, TUGEN BASIN, COLORADO HILLS (CENTRAL KENYA RIFT) 140-15 353 Lomtatidze, Ekaterina*; Martin-Barajas, Arturo; Weber, Bodo: 140-31 369 Raming, Logan Wren*; Bowen, Brenda B.: SPATIOTEMPORAL PROVENANCE AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF SEDIMENTS IN THE ANALYSES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND NORTHERN GULF OF CALIFORNIA: RESULTS FROM A DEEP SURFACE PROCESSES AT THE BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS STRATIGRAPHIC RECORD FROM WELL SAMPLES 140-32 370 Englert, Hali*; Wirth, Karl; OConnell, Suzanne: DROPSTONE 140-16 354 Dwyer, Stacy M.*; Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Burmeister, Kurtis C.; PETROLOGY, COMPOSITIONAL VARIATION, AND Carter, Matthew J.; Stokes, Maya F.: PRELIMINARY PROJECTED TERRESTRIAL PROVENANCE, WEDDELL SEA, ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON THE ANTARCTICA SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG FLUVIAL SYSTEMS IN 140-33 371 Winkler, Tyler S.*; van Hengstum, Peter J.; Schwehr, Kathy A.; THE CARBONIFEROUS WESTERN IRISH NAMURIAN BASIN, Reibenspies, Joseph H.: DEGLACIAL HYDROLOGIC COUNTY CLARE, IRELAND CONDITIONS IN TWO UNDERWATER CAVES FLOODED BY 140-17 355 Wheatley, David Fairchild*; Chan, Marjorie; Hansford, Mark; THE WESTERN FLORIDIAN AQUIFER Treat, Ian: CLASTIC PIPE SOURCES AND STRATIGRAPHIC 140-34 372 Troop, Paul R.*; Brady, Mara: INVESTIGATING THE RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS: EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE LIQUEFACTION OF FLUVIAL FAN DEPOSITION TO CLIMATIC CHANGES: EVENTS IN THE MIDDLE JURASSIC CARMEL FORMATION, ESTABLISHMENT OF NEBRASKAN GLACIAL AND POST- SOUTHERN UTAH

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GLACIAL STAGE LITHOFACIES AND ARCHITECTURAL CRUST: THE HOMESTAKE SHEAR ZONE IN THE WESTERN ELEMENTS OF THE SAN JOAQUIN RIVER FLUVIAL FAN, CA SAWATCH RANGE, COLORADO 140-35 373 Davey, Jessica*; EchoHawk, Barbara: DESTRUCTION AND 141-6 388 Hatem, Alex E.*; Cooke, Michele L.; Madden, Elizabeth H.: ORIGINATION, EFFECTS OF THE BOULDER COUNTY EVOLUTION OF OFF-FAULT DEFORMATION ALONG ANALOG COLORADO 2013 FLOOD ON GEOLOGIC FEATURES STRIKE-SLIP FAULTS 140-36 374 Laine, Joel M.*; Wolak, Jeannette M.: SEISMIC 141-7 389 Musser, Karen*; Peterson, Virginia L.; Rahl, Jeffrey M.: USING INTERPRETATION AND STRATIGRAPHY USING OPEN TEXTURAL AND EBSD DATA TO CHARACTERIZE STRAIN SOURCE SOFTWARE AND KINEMATIC VARIATIONS WITHIN THE CHUNKY GAL 140-37 375 Hall, James T.*; True-Alcala, Tavo; Gross, Jason; Castello, MOUNTAIN FAULT, SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN BLUE RIDGE Vanessa; Stirpe, Cassandra; Ortiz, Joseph D.; OConnell, PROVINCE, NORTH CAROLINA Suzanne: COMPARISON OF XRF AND SPECTRAL 141-8 390 Burns, Richard*; Horsman, Eric: CONSTRAINTS ON LATE REFLECTANCE DERIVED CYCLICITY IN PLIOCENE AND PALEOZOIC SLIP HISTORY AND POSSIBLE QUATERNARY PLEISTOCENE SEDIMENTS FROM ODP SITE 693, DRONNING REACTIVATION, EASTERN PIEDMONT FAULT SYSTEM, MAUD LAND ANTARCTICA NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA 140-38 376 Coughenour, Christopher*: AN ANALYSIS OF GRAIN 141-9 391 McLarty, Andrew*; Nourse, Jonathan A.; Wicks, Logan Edward; POPULATION TRENDS IN INDIVIDUAL LAMINAE AND McLarty, Mark: STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS ON FAULTS RELATIONS TO PHYSICAL PARAMETERS IN A MACROTIDAL THAT ACCOMMODATED LATE CENOZOIC EXTENSION FLUVIAL-ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSROTATION OF THE RAND MOUNTAINS BLOCK, 140-39 377 Ochoa, Daniel*; Mitchum, Ryan; Brady, Mara: EXAMINING NORTHWESTERN MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA DOWNSTREAM TRENDS IN CHANNEL BED GRAIN SIZE 141-10 392 Phillips, Noah John*; White, Joseph Clancy: FAULTED AND COMPOSITION, SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CA: TESTING PHYLLITES: EXAMINING THE VARIABILITY IN CLAY THE EFFECTS OF HISTORICAL DAMMING AND RECENT MORPHOLOGIES WITHIN AN EXHUMED FAULT ZONE RESTORATION EFFORTS (MINAS FAULT ZONE, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA) 140-40 378 Killian, Courtney*; Bridges, Susan; Kirkland, Brenda L.; 141-11 393 Molisee, Danielle D.*; Bell, John W.: STRUCTURAL Meeks, Christina; Olsson, Ola; Pierce, Patrick; Tavernier, Lyle; CONSTRAINTS OF BUFFALO VALLEY HOT SPRINGS AND Weremeichik, Jeremy M.: GYPSUM, PYRITE, AND IRON PROXIMAL YOUNG VOLCANICS, NORTH CENTRAL NEVADA

OXIDES IN THE RIPLEY FORMATION, OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, 141-12 394 Raub, Timothy D.*: MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FAULT MONDAY MISSISSIPPI ZONES: ARE COSEISMIC FLUIDS UBIQUITOUSLY FERROUS? 140-41 379 Testa, Maurice P.*; Babineaux, Claire; Bise, Robert D.; Kirkland, 141-13 395 Mlella, Mark*; Surpless, Benjamin; Hill, Nicola; Schauer, Rebecca: Brenda E.; Hollis, Laura; Murray, Bonnie; Bychowski, Matthew; IMPLICATIONS OF FRACTURE CHARACTERISTICS FOR Wise Bellard, Michelle: MICROBIAL INFLUENCE ON PYRITE FLUID FLOW WITHIN FOLD SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY AND IRON OXIDE IN THE PRAIRIE BLUFF FORMATION, FROM THE STILLWELL ANTICLINE, WEST TEXAS STARKVILLE MISSISSIPPI 141-14 396 Hill, Nicola*; Surpless, Benjamin; Schauer, Rebecca; Mlella, Mark: 140-42 380 Hsieh, Amy I.*; Allen, Diana M.; MacEachern, James A.: ANALYSIS OF FINITE FOLD GEOMETRY AND VARIATIONS STATISTICAL MODELING OF BIOGENICALLY ENHANCED IN STRAIN BASED ON STRUCTURAL POSITION: A CASE PERMEABILITY IN TIGHT SANDSTONES STUDY FROM THE STILLWELL ANTICLINE, WEST TEXAS 140-43 381 Ugurlu, Ibrahim Olgun*; Kilinc, Attila: A NEW METHOD OF 141-15 397 Schauer, Rebecca*; Surpless, Benjamin; Mlella, Mark; Hill, Nicola: DETERMINING POROSITY IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS 2D AND 3D COMPUTER MODELING OF THE STILLWELL 140-44 382 Khan, Nabeel*: BIOGENIC-CONTROLLED PERMEABILITY ANTICLINE FOLD SYSTEM, WEST TEXAS: TESTING MODELS IN THE FERRON SANDSTONE MEMBER OF THE MANCOS OF FOLD FORMATION SHALE, UTAH 141-16 398 Carruthers, Samantha*; Mookerjee, Matty; Roeske, Sarah; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Huff, Casey: TRANSPRESSION AND SESSION NO. 141 EXHUMATION OF MID-CRUSTAL ROCKS ALONG THE T1. The Structure of Faults from Top to Bottom: Implication for DENALI FAULT SYSTEM Fluid Flow, Ore Deposits, and Seismic Hazard (Posters) (GSA 141-17 399 Churches, Christopher E.*; Weber, John; Robertson, Richard; Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics La Femina, Peter; Geirsson, Halldor; Shaw, Kenton; Higgins, Division) Machel: NEW GPS EVIDENCE FOR CONTINENTAL 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C TRANSFORM FAULT CREEP, CENTRAL RANGE FAULT, Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM TRINIDAD, AND ITS GEOLOGICAL AND HAZARD Booth # IMPLICATIONS 141-1 383 Macaulay, Euan*; Broichhausen, Heike; Ellis, Jenny F.; Vaughan, 141-18 400 Farrell, Katie*; Lloyd, Geoffrey E.; Phillips, Richard J.: Alan P.M.: GEOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS FOR THE NEW CHARACTERISING THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF AN EXHUMED FAULT RESPONSE MODELLING TOOL IN MOV DUCTILE SHEAR ZONE VIA EBSD: THE ULUDAĞ MASSIF, TURKEY 141-2 384 Arzate, Jorge A.*; Alvarez, Román; Yutsis, Vsevolod; Aranda-Gómez, José Jorge; Marquez, Victor; Almaguer, Joselyn: 141-19 401 Barnes, C.*; Schneider, D.; Bleeker, W.; Kellett, D.; Joyce, N.: CRUSTAL DISCONTINUITY IMAGE ACROSS SOUTHERN THE RIFT BETWEEN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC: STRUCTURAL COLIMA GRABEN FROM MAGNETOTELLURICS, SEISMICITY ANALYSIS OF THE OTTAWA-BONNECHERE GRABEN AND GRAVITY DATA FAULTS 141-3 385 Halling, Marc C.*; Krugh, William C.: FRACTURE ANALYSIS 141-20 402 Cengelcik, Yeliz*; Farris, David W.: GRAVITY MODELS OF THE OF RELAY ZONE ARCHITECTURE ALONG THE SOUTHERN PALOS VERDES AND CABRILLO FAULTS SIERRA NEVADA FRONTAL FAULT ZONE 141-21 403 Wallis, David*; Lloyd, Geoffrey E.; Phillips, Richard J.: LOW 141-4 386 Desperrier, Felix*; Bel, Nick; Mookerjee, Matty: EXAMINING EFFECTIVE FAULT STRENGTH DUE TO FRICTIONAL- CROSS-CUTTING RELATIONSHIPS OF VEINING/ VISCOUS FLOW IN PHYLLONITES, KARAKORAM FAULT BRECCIATION EPISODES IN THE MIOCENE POINT ARENA ZONE, NW INDIA FORMATION USING CATHODOLUMINESCENCE, EDS, 141-22 404 Elizalde, Ciel*; Griffith, W. Ashley: THE NUCLEATION AND EBSD OF BEDDING PLANE THRUSTS ON GEOMETRICAL POSTERS 141-5 387 Allen, Joseph L.*; Shaw, Colin A.: GEOMETRY AND IRREGULARITIES: EVIDENCE FROM OIL SHALES IN AN KINEMATICS OF SEISMIC RUPTURE IN THE MIDDLE OHIO COAL MINE

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141-23 405 Hodson, Keith R.*; Crider, Juliet G.; Huntington, Katharine W.: 143-2 415 Benowitz, Jeff A.*; Davis, Kailyn N.; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Trop, IDENTIFYING STRUCTURAL CONTROLS ON DIAGENETIC Jeffrey M.; Layer, Paul: INVESTIGATING THE LOST ARC: FLUID MIGRATION USING CARBONATE CLUMPED ISOTOPE GEOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON ~25 MILLION YEARS OF GEOCHEMISTRY: APPLICATION TO THE MOAB FAULT, UTAH MAGMATISM ALONG AN ARC-TRANSFORM JUNCTION, 141-24 406 Alvarez Naranjo, Angelica*; Hogan, John P.: LENGTH- WRANGELL VOLCANIC BELT, ALASKA DISPLACEMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF NORMAL FAULTS 143-3 416 Terhune, Patrick*; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Bemis, Sean P.; Cooke, ASSOCIATED WITH INCIPIENT CONTINENTAL RIFTING Michele; O’Sullivan, Paul B.; Burkett, Corey; Hatem, Alexandra: EXTREME TOPOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE SESSION NO. 142 DENALI FAULT STRIKE-SLIP SYSTEM, ALASKA: WHY IS T13. Tectonics of the Northwest Cordillera: A Session in Honor of MOUNT MCKINLEY SO BIG? the Career Contributions of Ned Brown, Jim Monger, and Glenn 143-4 417 Waldien, Trevor S.*; Roeske, Sarah M.; Allen, Wai K.; Ridgway, Woodsworth (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Kenneth D.; Benowitz, Jeff A.: OBLIQUE THRUST FAULTING Division) AND FORELAND BASIN DEFORMATION IN A STRIKE-SLIP FAULT SYSTEM, EASTERN ALASKA RANGE, ALASKA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 143-5 418 Allen, Wai K.*; Ridgway, Kenneth D.; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Waldien, Booth # Trevor S.; Roeske, Sarah M.: NEOGENE TRANSPRESSIONAL BASIN DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE DENALI FAULT SYSTEM 142-1 407 Hollister, Lincoln S.*: GLENN WOODSWORTH: 45 YEARS IN THE EASTERN ALASKA RANGE: THE STRATIGRAPHY OF MOUNTAIN GOATING FOR GEOLOGY IN THE COAST OF THE MCCALLUM BASIN AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MOUNTAINS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA DISPLACEMENT ALONG THE DENALI FAULT SYSTEM 142-2 408 Yokelson, Intan*; Gehrels, G.E.; Cecil, M. Robinson; Pecha, 143-6 419 Davis, Kimberle*; Haq, Saad S.B.; Ridgway, Kenneth D.: Mark; Rusmore, Margaret E.: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND EVALUATING THE LINKS BETWEEN MOUNTAIN BUILDING, FIELD STUDIES IN THE SOUTHERN COAST MOUNTAINS CLIMATE AND FLAT SLAB SUBDUCTION ALONG THE BATHOLITH, BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUTHERN ALASKA CONVERGENT MARGIN: AN 142-3 409 Beranek, Luke P.*; McClelland, William C.; van Staal, Cees R.; EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH Israel, Steve A.: SIMS ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY 143-7 420 Stone, David*; Tomsich, Carla Susanne; Wallace, Wesley K.: THE AND REE GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE LATE JURASSIC SAINT YAKUTAT TERRANE PUZZLE: AN INTERACTIVE MAP OF ELIAS INTRUSIVE SUITE, NORTHERN COAST PLUTONIC EARTHQUAKES, FAULTS, GPS VELOCITIES, VOLCANOES COMPLEX, YUKON, CANADA AND OTHER GEOPHYSICAL DATA 142-4 410 Hoffnagle, Eric A.*; Schermer, Elizabeth R.; Brown, E.H.: 143-8 421 Mahoney, J. Brian*; Kimbrough, David L.; Hoke, Gregory D.; BALTIC, WESTERN LAURENTIAN, AND EARLY DEVONIAN Mescua, Jose F.; Giambiagi, Laura B.; Buelow, Ellen K.; ARC DETRITUS IN THE YELLOW ASTER COMPLEX OF Hutter, Alex; Leidel, Alyssa: CUENCA USPALLATA: AN NORTHWEST WASHINGTON STATE INTERMONTANE BASIN RECORDS EPISODIC UPLIFT OF 142-5 411 Plange, Kojo*; Brown, E.H.; Schermer, Elizabeth R.; Gehrels, THE CORDILLERA FRONTAL AND PRECORDILLERA IN THE G.E.: GEOLOGIC STUDIES OF THE TURTLEBACK COMPLEX LATE MIOCENE AND EAST SOUND GROUP, ORCAS ISLAND, NORTHWEST 143-9 422 Lease, Richard O.*; Ehlers, Todd A.: CLIMATIC AND WASHINGTON GEODYNAMIC INFLUENCES ON DIACHRONOUS OROGENIC 142-6 412 Sauer, Kirsten*; Dragovich, Joe D.; MacDonald, James H.; WEDGE PROPAGATION IN THE CENTRAL ANDES Frattali, Christina L.; Anderson, Megan; DuFrane, S. Andrew; 143-10 423 Buelow, Ellen K.*; Suriano, Julieta; Mahoney, J. Brian; Gordon, Stacia M.: TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS OF DETRITAL Mescua, José F.; Giambiagi, Laura B.; Kimbrough, David L.: ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY AND NEODYMIUM ISOTOPES STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE NEOGENE CACHEUTA OF THE ARKOSIC PETROFACIES OF THE WESTERN BASIN: A RECORD OF OROGENIC EXHUMATION AND BASIN MÉLANGE BELT, LAKE CHAPLAIN QUADRANGLE, INVERSION IN THE SOUTH CENTRAL ANDES WESTERN CASCADES, WASHINGTON 143-11 424 Horton, Brian K.*; Levina, Mariya; Fuentes, Facundo; Stockli, 142-7 413 MacDonald, James H.*; Dragovich, Joe D.; Frattali, Christina L.; Daniel F.: RAPID THRUST PROPAGATION AND EXHUMATION Anderson, Megan; Stoker, Bruce A.; Littke, Heather A.; OF FORELAND BASIN FILL IN THE PRECORDILLERA DuFrane, S. Andrew; Sauer, Kirsten; Smith, Daniel T.; Koger, THRUST BELT, FLAT-SLAB SEGMENT OF THE SOUTHERN Curtis J.: GEOCHEMISTRY OF METAIGNEOUS ROCKS CENTRAL ANDES, ARGENTINA FROM THE WESTERN MÉLANGE BELT, LAKE CHAPLAIN, SNOQUALMIE, AND SULTAN 7.5 MINUTE QUADRANGLES, 143-12 425 Romero-Armenta, Mariah C.*; Carrapa, Barbara; DeCelles, WESTERN CASCADES, WASHINGTON: EVIDENCE FOR A Peter: TIMING OF EXHUMATION OF LARAMIDE RANGES PREDOMINANTLY VOLCANIC ARC SETTING IN MONTANA CONSTRAINED BY DETRITAL AND IN-SITU APATITE FISSION TRACK THERMOCHRONOLOGY SESSION NO. 143 143-13 426 Russell, Robert James*; Bauer, Robert L.: EVIDENCE FOR T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its Influence LATE-STAGE LARAMIDE N-S SHORTENING ALONG on Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Evolution THE NORTHERN CLOSURE OF HUDSON DOME, (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA SOUTHWESTERN WIND RIVER BASIN, WYOMING Geophysics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA 143-14 427 Savelli, Carlo U.*: THE EPISODES OF OCEANIC OPENING Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) AND THEIR SPACE-TIME RELATIONS WITH POST-OROGENIC EXTENSION AND CALC-ALKALINE VOLCANISM OF THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C WEST-MEDITERRANEAN-TYRRHENIAN REGION Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 143-15 428 Li, Zhong*; Gao, Jian: LATE PALEOZOIC TECTONIC EVOLUTION ALONG CONVERGENT MARGIN IN NORTHERN 143-1 414 Davis, Kailyn N.*; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Roeske, Sarah M.: 40AR/39AR TARIM BLOCK, NORTHWEST CHINA: CONSTRAINED BY DATING OF DETRITAL MICAS FROM THE PALEO AND BASIN-FILL AND PROVENANCE RECORDS MODERN TANANA BASIN, ALASKA: PROVENANCE AND PALEODRAINAGE HISTORY CONSTRAINTS ON SPATIALLY VARIABLE NEOGENE OROGENESIS IN THE ALASKA RANGE

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ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM BRACHIOPODS Smits, PeterD.*: AND MACROSTRATIGRAPHIC PATTERNS INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OFMACROEVOLUTIONARY INSIGHTS INTO EXTINCTION DRIVERSFROM SELECTIVE SURVIVORSHIP INTHELATE DEVONIAN: Haddad, Emily*;Finnegan,Seth;Peters,ShananE.: EVENTS EXTINCTIONS COMPARABLEWITH PERMIAN-TRIASSIC Retallack, GregoryJ.*:TWOLATE EDIACARANMASS INVISIBLE EXTINCTION THREATENED SPECIESINTHEFOSSIL RECORD:THE Plotnick, RoyE.*;Smith,Felisa A.; Lyons, S.Kathleen: BREAK MAMMALS COMPILATIONS OFNORTH AMERICAN FOSSIL EFFECT OFIMMATURE TAXONOMY ONDATABASE Prothero, Donald*: CRETACEOUS OFNORTH AMERICA RECONSTRUCTIONS: EXAMPLESFROMTHELATE BINNING ONPHYLOGENETIC ANCESTRAL RANGE Lively, Joshua*:THEEFFECTSOFGEOGRAPHIC PATTERN STRATIGRAPHICEVOLUTIONARY ARCHITECTURE AND Harries, PeterJ.*:THERELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARE RARE?LET’SGETTHERATES RIGHT! Gingerich, PhilipD.*: THE CAMBRIANEXPLOSION McMenamin, Mark A.S.*: BREAK CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION ESTIMATING THEDURATION AND TEMPOOFTHE Moore, JohnL.;Porter, SusannahM.;Maloof, Adam C.: Wang, SteveC.*;Wang, Chengying;Gai,Linda; SIMULATING THEORETICAL ECOSPACES STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTSREVEALEDBY Novack-Gottshall, PhilipM.*: QUANTITATIVE FRAMEWORK BIODIVERSITY ANALYSIS:PHANEROZOIC FOR A PALEOGEOGRAPHIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONS Peters, ShananE.*;Czaplewski,John;Finnegan,Seth: SPECIES RANGE AND NUMBEROFSPECIES ANIMAL GENERA:RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF DYNAMICS OFGEOGRAPHICRANGEWITHINMARINE Foote, Michael*;Ritterbush,Kathleen A.; Miller, Arnold I.: IN THESTUDY OFPHANEROZOICDIVERSITY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEENGENERA AND SPECIES Miller, Arnold I.*;Foote,Michael:PROXIESREVISITED: AFTERNOON GAMBLING WITH AUSTRALIAN GAMBLING GARBAGE IN,OUT: THE EARLY BURSTSOFEVOLUTION SIPPS EFFECT” AND “LIGNOR‑SIPPS ECOLOGICAL AND 19–22 October

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 145-8 145-7 145-6 145-5 145-4 145-3 145-2 145-1 Grant Fergusonand Andrew H.Manning,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West Ballroom A Geology Discipline) Hydrogeologists; GSA HydrogeologyDivision;Energy/Petroleum Looking BroaderandDeeperII(International Association of P3. EnergyResourceDevelopmentandGroundwater: SESSION NO.145 146-5 146-4 146-3 146-2 146-1 Daniel Pastor-Galán,J.BrendanMurphyandWilliamCollins,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 Pangaea: TheType ExampleoftheSupercontinentCycle) and Tectonics Division;IGCP 597—AmalgamationandBreakupof T6. BirthandDeathofSupercontinents(GSA StructuralGeology SESSION NO.146

4:00 PM 3:55 PM 3:35 PM 3:15 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:00 PM 1:40 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM POST-SESSION RECEPTION CONCLUDING REMARKS ALBERTA GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENTFRAMEWORKIN Palombi, Dan*: CANADA SEDIMENTARY BASIN Ferguson, Grant*:DEEP INJECTIONINTHEWESTERN INJECTION CONTROL PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OFTHEUNDERGROUND HYDROGEOLOGIC AND Wireman, Mike*:LEGAL, PERTURBATION AND BRINEMIGRATION) (A SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS ONPRESSURE IN DEADWOOD-BLACKISLANDSALINE AQUIFERS IMPACTS OFCARBONDIOXIDE SEQUESTRATION Safaei Jazi,Ramin*;Rostron,BenJ.:FAR-FIELD BREAK FOR HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVEWASTE HYDROGEOLOGY OFDEEP BOREHOLEDISPOSAL Arnold, BillW.*; Gardner, W. Payton;Brady, PatrickV.: URANIUM MINING AND MILLING Gallegos, Tanya J.*:GROUNDWATER IMPACTS OF SCALES EXTENDING TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL MONITORING CLOSURE LANDFORMSINOIL SANDSMINES– Barbour, Lee*:TRACKINGWATER MOVEMENTIN DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATED WITHUNCONVENTIONAL GAS EVALUATING THERMOGENICMETHANEMIGRATION Thomas H.;Stolp,BertJ.: Grieve, Paul;Hynek,Scott A.; Risser, Dennis W.; Darrah, Heilweil, Victor*; Solomon,D.Kip;Brantley, SusanL.; OCEAN INFECTEDWITHSUBDUCTION? C.W.:Thomas, Brendan; Waldron, JohnW.F.*; Schofield,DavidI.;Murphy, J. APPALACHIANS OF THEIAPETUSOCEANINNEW ENGLAND OF EARLY TO MIDDLEORDOVICIANCLOSURE Paul M.:A SHORTSUPERCONTINENT CYCLE:RELICTS Macdonald, Francis A.*; Crowley, JamesL.;Karabinos, CORRELATIONS USINGU-PBGEOCHRONOLOGY ISLAND: IMPLICATIONS OFREGIONAL CRUSTAL OF EASTERNHALL PENINSULA,BAFFIN M.R.: From, Richard*;Rayner, NicoleM.;Camacho, A.; St-Onge, EARTH PROPERTIES SUPERCONTINENT CYCLES:IMPLICATIONS FOR Mitchell, RossN.*:TRUEPOLARWANDER AND SUPERCONTINENT CYCLE Nance, R.Damian*;Murphy, J.Brendan: GENESISOFTHE ARCHEAN MAGMATISM AND METAMORPHISM TRANSITIONING TO AN ENHANCED HOW WAS THEIAPETUS STREAM MONITORING FOR SESSION NO.146

213 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 146

146-6 2:20 PM Ewing, Thomas E.*: A NEW LOOK AT SOUTHERN 147-7 2:40 PM Biasi, Joseph A.*; Brophy, J.G.; Wintsch, Robert P.: MAGMA LAURENTIA IN THE LATE PALEOZOIC; RIFTING OF INTERACTIONS IN A CENTRAL MAINE PLUTON CUYANIA AND SABINIA, AND THE OUACHITA ‘SOFT 2:55 PM BREAK CLOSURE’ 147-8 3:10 PM Grunder, Anita L.*; Miller, Jonathan; Walker, Barry Alan: 146-7 2:35 PM Pastor-Galán, Daniel*: REVISITING PANGEA FROM SHALLOW TO DEEP: CRUSTAL MAGMA AMMALGAMATION PROCESSES BASED ON COMPARISON OF THE 2:50 PM BREAK AUCANQUILCHA VOLCANIC CLUSTER, CENTRAL 146-8 3:05 PM Cawood, Peter A.*; Hawkesworth, Chris J.; Dhuime, Bruno: ANDES, AND THE TUOLUMNE INTRUSIVE SERIES, EARTH EVOLUTION AND SUPERCONTINENTS SIERRA NEVADA 146-9 3:25 PM Dickerson, Patricia Wood*; Stockli, Daniel F.; Hanson, 147-9 3:30 PM Christiansen, Eric H.*; Best, Myron G.: CONSTRAINTS ON Richard; Roberts, Jonathon M.: EMERGING DATA ON THE ORIGIN OF SUBDUCTION-RELATED IGNIMBRITE RODINIA RIFTING FROM MARATHON OROGENIC BELT, FLAREUPS FROM SOURCE VOLUME CALCULATIONS: SOUTHERN LAURENTIA THE SOUTHERN GREAT BASIN IGNIMBRITE PROVINCE 146-10 3:40 PM Stein, Carol A.*; Stein, Seth; Kley, Jonas; Hindle, 147-10 3:45 PM Bagdonas, Davin A.*; Frost, Carol D.; Frost, B. Ronald; David; Keller, G. Randy: MID-CONTINENT RIFT: RIFT, McLaughlin, J. Fred: THE ARCHEAN WYOMING LIP, OR BOTH AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RODINIA BATHOLITH: AN INTRUSIVE EQUIVALENT OF VERY RECONSTRUCTIONS LARGE VOLUME HIGH-SILICA IGNIMBRITES? 146-11 3:55 PM Furlanetto, Francesca*; Thorkelson, Derek; Rainbird, 147-11 4:00 PM Memeti, Vali*; Lipman, Peter W.: EXPLORING VOLCANIC- Robert; Davis, William J.; Gibson, H. Daniel; Marshall, PLUTONIC CONNECTIONS IN THE BONANZA Daniel D.: THE WERNECKE SUPERGROUP AND ITS CALDERA, COLORADO ROLE IN RECONSTRUCTIONS OF NORTHWESTERN 147-12 4:15 PM Zurek, Jeffrey Mark*; Moune, Severine; Williams-Jones, LAURENTIA, EAST AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH CHINA AS Glyn: INSIGHTS ON VOLCANIC EVOLUTION OF LAS PART OF WESTERN COLUMBIA SIERRAS-MASAYA, NICARAGUA, VOLCANO BY MELT 146-12 4:10 PM Gutierrez-Alonso, Gabriel*; López-Moro, F.J.; INCLUSIONS López-Plaza, M.; Fernandez-Suarez, Javier; Merino-Tomé, 147-13 4:30 PM Karlstrom, Leif*; Lee, Cin-Ty A.; Manga, Michael: THE Oscar A.; López-Carmona, A.; Hofmann, Mandy; ROLE OF MAGMATICALLY DRIVEN LITHOSPHERIC Fernández-Lozano, J.: MAGMATIC PULSES IN IBERIA THICKENING ON ARC FRONT MIGRATION DURING PANGEA AMALGAMATION: COLLISION, EXHUMATION AND OROCLINE DEVELOPMENT SESSION NO. 148 IGNEOUS FINGERPRINTS T24. Forearc Basin Tectonics and Sedimentation (GSA Structural 146-13 4:25 PM Dupuis, Nicolle E.*; Braid, James A.; Murphy, J. Brendan; Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) Shail, Robin K.: GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 116/117 SIGNATURES AS PROXIES FOR SOURCE MANTLE COMPOSITION IN A POST-COLLISIONAL TECTONIC Marwan A. Wartes, Robert J. Gillis and Jeffrey M. Trop, Presiding SETTING: AN EXAMPLE FROM SW ENGLAND 148-1 1:00 PM Scholl, David*: EXPLORING EVIDENCE THAT MANY, 146-14 4:40 PM Condie, Kent*; Arndt, N.; Davaille, A.: ND ISOTOPES AS A PERHAPS MOST, BASINS OF THE SUBMERGED TEST FOR THE EPISODIC GROWTH OF CONTINENTAL FOREARC ARE CREATED BY SUBCRUSTAL CRUST SUBDUCTION EROSION 148-2 1:20 PM Wartes, Marwan A.*; Herriott, Trystan M.; Decker, SESSION NO. 147 Paul L.; Stanley, Richard G.; Gillis, Robert J.; Helmold, T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir- Kenneth P.: ENIGMATIC LATE CRETACEOUS TECTONIC Scale and Connections from Magma Source to Volcano (GSA SUBSIDENCE OF THE COOK INLET FOREARC Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; BASIN DURING MAJOR SUBDUCTION ACCRETION, Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division) SOUTHERN ALASKA 148-3 1:35 PM Cole, Ronald B.*; Todd, Erin; Chung, Sun-Lin; Takach, 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 Marie; Trop, Jeffrey M.; Idleman, Bruce: EOCENE Vali Memeti, Calvin G. Barnes and Scott R. Paterson, Presiding FOREARC MAGMATISM IN THE MATANUSKA BASIN, 147-1 1:00 PM Hasalová, Pavlina*; Weinberg, Roberto F.: REMELTING SOUTHERN ALASKA: REVISITING SLAB WINDOW AND AND REMOBILIZATION OF MAGMATIC ROCKS IN ARCS ALTERNATE HYPOTHESES 147-2 1:20 PM Veveakis, E.*; Weinberg, Roberto F.; Regenauer-Lieb, K.: 148-4 1:50 PM Shah, Anjana K.*; Stanley, Richard G.; Lewis, Kristen A.; MELT SEGREGATION FROM MIGMATITES: ROLE OF Haeussler, Peter J.; Saltus, Richard W.; Potter, COMPACTION BANDS Christopher J.: MAGNETIC, SEISMIC AND WELL DATA 147-3 1:35 PM Paterson, Scott R.*; Miller, Robert B.: CONSTRAINTS CONSTRAIN STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF SUSITNA FROM ARC CRUSTAL SECTIONS ON ARC MAGMATIC BASIN, ALASKA PROCESSES 148-5 2:05 PM Gillis, Robert J.*; Wartes, Marwan A.; Benowitz, Jeff A.; 147-4 1:50 PM Barnes, Calvin G.*; Coint, Nolwenn; Barnes, M.A.; Cottle, O’Sullivan, Paul B.; Metcalf, James R.; Herriott, Trystan M.: John; Rämö, O. Tapani: BATHOLITH EVOLUTION IN A FOREARC COOLING DURING TWO DIFFERENT 40-KM-THICK ACCRETIONARY COMPLEX, KLAMATH MODES OF FLAT-SLAB SUBDUCTION, INSIGHTS MOUNTAINS, CA FROM LOW-TEMPERATURE BEDROCK AND DETRITAL THERMOCHRONOLOGY, SOUTH-CENTRAL ALASKA 147-5 2:05 PM Lackey, Jade Star*; Miller, Jonathan S.: INTEGRATED OXYGEN ISOTOPE PERSPECTIVES ON CONTINENTAL 148-6 2:20 PM Betka, Paul M.*; Gillis, Robert J.: ­­­FAULT-SLIP HISTORY OF ARC MAGMATISM THE BRUIN BAY FAULT SYSTEM, INISKIN PENINSULA, COOK INLET, ALASKA 147-6 2:25 PM Ianno, Adam J.*; Paterson, Scott R.: THE LINKAGE OF UPPER CRUSTAL PLUTONS TO MID-CRUSTAL 2:35 PM BREAK SHEETED COMPLEXES IN JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL 148-7 2:50 PM Jacques-Ayala, César*; Garcia y Barragán, Juan Carlos: PARK, CALIFORNIA LATE JURASSIC MOJAVE-SONORA MEGASHEAR VERSUS LATE CRETACEOUS LARAMIDE OROGENY, NW SONORA, MÉXICO-SW ARIZONA, USA

214 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 148-14 148-13 148-12 148-11 148-10 149-7 149-6 149-5 149-4 149-3 149-2 149-1 Eric C.CarsonandJeffrey T. Pietras,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 Division) Geology andGeomorphologyDivision;GSA Limnogeology Lacustrine BasinsthroughtheCenozoic(GSA Quaternary Linking LandscapeEvolutionwithFluvialSystemsand T34. Modernand Ancient ContinentalDepositionalEnvironments: SESSION NO.149 148-9 148-8

4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM TECTONIC PROCESSES SEDIMENTARYOF ARC FOREARCS ASARCHIVES AND Clift, PeterD.*;East, Amy E.: 3D SEISMICDATA FOREARC BASINFROMNANTROSEIZEDRILLING AND EVOLUTION: RECONSTRUCTIONOFTHEKUMANO Underwood, MichaelB.: Taladay, KatieB.*;Moore,GregoryF.; Strasser, Michael; DATA ANALYSIS FOREARC BASININSWJAPAN BASEDON3DSEISMIC Nicholas W.: INITIATION AND EARLY EVOLUTIONOF A Ramirez, SebastianG.*;Gulick,SeanS.P.; Hayman, FORE-ARC BASINSINTHEWESTERNINDONESIA Jesika: GEOLOGY AND TECTONIC EVOLUTIONOF Rustam, Asep; Deighton,Ian; Yulian, Ferry;Chandra, Sapiie, Benyamin*;Dharmayanti,Dessy;Satyana, Awang; BASAL XIGAZEFOREARCBASIN,SOUTHERNTIBET PROVENANCE, AND SUBSIDENCEHISTORY OFTHE EARLY CRETACEOUS DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, Orme, Devon A.*; Carrapa,Barbara;Laskowski, Andrew: RESULTS FORNORTHERNCHILE(19.5-21.7°S) HYPERARID SETTINGS AS A PALEOALTITUDE PROXY: IN GYPSICRELICTSOILS AND PALEOSOLS OF Kenyon, Ryan:STRATIGRAPHIC INDICATORS TO THE Pietras, Jeffrey T.*; Lowenstein, Tim K.;Demicco,RobertV.; BREAK SILICICLASTICS TO SOUTHERN FLORIDA MOUNTAINS AND FLUVIAL TRANSPORTOFCOARSE REJUVENATION OFTHESOUTHERN APPALACHIAN Missimer, Thomas M.*;Maliva,Robert G.:MIOCENE SOUTHEASTERN ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN,USA “MEGA-MEANDER” PALEOCHANNELS OFTHE Suther, BradleyE.*;Leigh,DavidS.:DISCHARGEOF NORTH AMERICA MID-CONTINENT FOR FLUVIAL-SOURCEDBORDERINGDUNEFIELDS, Halfen, Alan F.*: SEDIMENTSTATE SYSTEMTHEORY PANHANDLE MIOCENE OGALLALA FORMATION INTHETEXAS AND PALEOGEOMORPHOLOGY OFTHEUPPER Lukens, Bill*;Driese,StevenG.:LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY EASTERN CALIFORNIA PALEOHYDROLOGY OFTHEDEATH VALLEY AREA, THE LASTCHANCERANGE:IMPLICATIONS FOR Whitmer, Daniel:LATE NEOGENEGEOLOGY OF Manoukian, David;Nunez,Ernest;Verdadero, Courtney; Fred M.;Lackey, JadeStar;Johnson,ChristopherJ.; Knott, Jeffrey R.*;Wan, Elmira;Deino, Alan; Phillips, MISSISSIPPI AND ST. LAWRENCE DRAINAGEBASINS Benjamin R.:QUATERNARY REORGANIZATION OFTHE Carson, EricC.*;Rawling,J.E.; Attig, JohnW.; Bates, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Jordan, Teresa E.*;Cosentino,NicolásJuan: OF THECORDILLERANMAGMATIC ARC SONORA, MEXICO, AND IMPLICATIONS FORINITIATION OF THEPERMIANMONOSFORMATION, NORTHERN Robinson; Marsaglia,Kathleen;Navas-Parejo,Pilar: Riggs, N.R.*;González-León,CarlosM.;Cecil,M. LESSONS INFOREARCBASIN MODERN AND ANCIENT MODERN AND 19–22 October 87 SR/ 86 SR AGE

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 149-13 149-12 149-11 149-10 149-9 149-8 150-2 150-1 Jonathan F. HughesandLisaL.Ely, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 Group; CanadianQuaternary Association) Geomorphology Division;CanadianResearch Lowland Wetlands andLakes(GSA QuaternaryGeologyand T40. RecordsofPastWatershed Dynamics Archived in SESSION NO.150 150-6 150-5 150-4 150-3

4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM PM 3:15 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM COSMOGENIC-NUCLIDE EXPOSUREDATING PALEOMAGNETISM,AGES, RADIOCARBON AND THE NORTHEASTERNUNITEDSTATES: VARVES, A COMPREHENSIVEDEGLACIAL TIMESCALE FOR GEOMORPHOLOGY DIVISIONKIRKBRYAN AWARD: Wei, JeremyH.:GSA QUATERNARY GEOLGY AND Robert L.;Carter, LauraB.;Dean,JodyL.;Voytek, Emily B.; Ridge, JohnC.*;Balco,Greg;Beck,CatherineC.;Bayless, LIMESTONE PLATEAU FROMU-PBDATING OFLACUSTRINE DENUDATION OFTHESOUTHWESTERNCOLORADO CONSTRAINTS ONLATE CRETACEOUS UPLIFT AND Hill, Carol A.*; Polyak,Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane: NORTHWESTERN COLORADO DEPOSITS FROMSOUTHWESTERNWYOMING AND CONGLOMERATE AND BROWNSPARK FM. ZIRCON U-PB AGES: A CASESTUDY OFBISHOP AND CONGLOMERATES USINGDETRITAL- DATING OLIGOCENE AND MIOCENESANDSTONES Sprinkel, Douglas;Lynds, Ranie;Nichols,Doug: Aslan, Andres*; Boraas,Marisa;Becker, Thomas P.; SUB-ARCTIC LAKES DRIVERS OFSEDIMENT-MAGNETIC PROPERTIESFOR Umbanhowar, CharlesE.:CLIMATICLOCAL AND Geiss, Christoph*;Camill,Phil;Edlund,MarkB.; CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY RIVER FORMATION, WYOMING)USINGSR–ISOTOPE CORRELATION OF EOCENELAKEDEPOSITS(GREEN Beard, Brian;Johnson,Clark: Baddouh, M’bark*;Carroll, Alan R.;Meyers,Stephen WYOMING EVOLUTION, EOCENEGREENRIVERFORMATION, Alan*: Carroll, LACUSTRINE AND FLUVIAL DEPOSITS CAUSE OFLAKEBASINEVOLUTIONINMARGINAL EROSION RATES USING Nelson; Rood,DylanH.: Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica*; Bierman,PaulR.;Fernandes, BASIN, AUSTRALIA PALAEOCHANNEL COMPLEXES,MURRAY-DARLING PENETRATING RADAROBSERVATIONS OF James: ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY AND GROUND Gontz, Allen*; Kemp,Justine;Pietsch, Tim; Shulmeister, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS WATERSHEDS IN SOUTHWESTERN CANADA SINCETHEMID-1800S CHANGES INLAKECARBON ACCUMULATION RATES Rodengen, Thomas*; Pellatt,Marlow;Kohfeld, KarenE.: UPLAND FORESTLANDUSE GO?: THEDOWNSTREAMSEDIMENTARY RECORDOF Grant, GordonE.*;Lewis,SarahL.:WHEREDIDTHEMUD SEDIMENTS GEOCHEMISTRY OFCASCADIA BASINTERRIGENOUS TRACING OFTHEFRASERRIVERTHROUGH Weis, Dominique*;Carpentier, Marion;Chauvel,Catherine: THROUGH THELENSOFLAND-USEHISTORY RATES INMINNESOTA (USA)LAKES AS UNDERSTOOD James E.;Schottler, Shawn:SEDIMENTACCUMULATION Dietz, RobertD.*;Engstrom,DanielR.; Almendinger, XENOCONFORMITIES AND WATERSHEDXENOCONFORMITIES AND CONSTRAINING BACKGROUND 10 BE INSELECTEDBRAZILIAN HIGH RESOLUTION SESSION NO.150 AGE-

215 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 150

2:45 PM DISCUSSION GEOLOGIC BLOCK CROSS-SECTIONING TEST: 2:55 PM BREAK INSIGHTS INTO THE NOVICE-EXPERT SPECTRUM IN VISUAL PENETRATIVE ABILITY 3:10 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 3:10 PM BREAK 150-7 3:15 PM Lobegeier, Melissa K.*; Brown, Amanda R.; Silveira, Emily: USING THECAMOEBIANS AS INDICATORS OF LAND 151-9 3:25 PM Van Boening, Angela*; Riggs, Eric M.: SPATIAL AND USE CHANGES IN TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA OBJECT VISUALIZATION ABILITY AND THE (LACK OF) LINKAGE TO GEOLOGIC REASONING 150-8 3:30 PM Peterson, Hannah*; Henley, Sheryce; Jackson, Joshua W.; Wang, Weihong; Cadet, Eddy: ASSESSMENT OF 151-10 3:40 PM Malinconico, Lawrence L.*; Sunderlin, David: ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS ON THE UTAH LAKE ADVANTAGES OF SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL (UT) USING STABLE ISOTOPE AND TRACE METAL VISUALIZATION WITH REAL-TIME DATA COLLECTION ANALYSIS USING TABLET-BASED APPLICATIONS 150-9 3:45 PM Perello, Melanie*; Doner, Lisa A.: USING PAST 151-11 3:55 PM Anastasio, David J.*; Acuta, Leonard; Rutzmoser, Scott; AND CURRENT CLIMATE RECORDS TO Sahagian, Dork; Bodzin, Alec: TEACHING AND LEARNING DETERMINE IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY IN TECTONICS WITH WEB GIS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND LAKES 151-12 4:10 PM Lewis, Gabriel*; Hampton, Samuel J.: VISUALISING © 150-10 4:00 PM Reavie, Euan D.*; Shaw Chraïbi, Victoria; Kireta, Amy; VOLCANIC PROCESSES IN GOOGLE SKETCH-UP : Allinger, Lisa: PALEOECOLOGY SUPPORTS THE A GEOLOGIC TEACHING TOOL MANAGEMENT OF ANTHROPOGENIC NUTRIENTS IN 151-13 4:25 PM Karabinos, Paul*; Warren, Chris: VISUALIZING THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES DEFORMATION WITH AN INTERACTIVE COMPUTER 150-11 4:15 PM Luzzadder-Beach, Sheryl*; Beach, Timothy P.: HUMAN PROGRAM: LINKING SHAPE CHANGE WITH AND NATURAL CHANGES IN MAYA LOWLANDS GRAPHICAL AND MATHEMATICAL REPRESENTATIONS WETLANDS OVER THE HOLOCENE OF STRAIN 150-12 4:35 PM Robertson, Paul*; Kerswell, Buchanan; Walther, Suzanne; 151-14 4:40 PM Bean, Jessica R.*; Riddle, Sean; Eberl, Renate; White, Wang, Weihong; Carling, Gregory T.; Rey, Kevin A.; Nelson, Lisa D.; Williams, Susan L.: THE SCIENTIFIC PROCESS Stephen T.: INVESTIGATING HUMAN IMPACT ON THE MAPPING PROGRAM: AN IMAGE-BASED FLOWCHART JORDAN RIVER USING SEDIMENTARY AND STABLE TOOL FOR TEACHING GEOSCIENCE CONCEPTS ISOTOPIC RECORDS 4:55 PM DISCUSSION 4:50 PM DISCUSSION SESSION NO. 152 SESSION NO. 151 T68. Involving Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers in Geoscience T61. Spatial Thinking in Geoscience Teaching, Learning, and Research: Innovations and Strategies for Evaluating Their Professional Practice (GSA Geoscience Education Division; Success (GSA Geoscience Education Division) National Association of Geoscience Teachers; American 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 Association of Petroleum Geologists Committee for Structural Mark Abolins, Presiding Interpretation; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 152-1 1:15 PM Powell, Wayne*; Miele, Eleanor; Adams, Jennifer: DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCES IN Heather L. Petcovic, Carol J. Ormand and Robert W. Krantz, Presiding A MASTER OF ARTS OF TEACHING EARTH SCIENCE 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PROGRAM 151-1 1:05 PM LaDue, Nicole*: OPPORTUNITIES TO PROMOTE 152-2 1:35 PM Godsey, Holly S.*; Stark, Louisa A.; Goldsmith, Melissa M.: VISUOSPATIAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF ENGAGING GEOSCIENCE LEARNING IN THE NEXT GENERATION TEACHERS IN RESEARCH TO ENHANCE SCIENCE SCIENCE STANDARDS PROCESS SKILLS 151-2 1:25 PM Kaufman, Martin M.*; Repic, Randall L.: A FRAMEWORK 152-3 1:50 PM Murray, Kent S.*: BROADENING DIVERSITY IN THE FOR THE INCORPORATION OF SPATIAL THINKING GEOSCIENCES THROUGH TEACHER-STUDENT INTO K-12 GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION WORKSHOPS THAT EMPHASIZES COMMUNITY-BASED 151-3 1:40 PM Cheek, Kim A.*: DOES EXPERIENCE WITH LARGE RESEARCH PROJECTS MAGNITUDES IN AN EVERYDAY CONTEXT FACILITATE 152-4 2:10 PM Singer, Jill*; Zimmerman, Bridget; Weiler, Daniel: ACCURATE ESTIMATION OF LONG TIME PERIODS IN MEASURING STUDENT OUTCOMES: EVALUATING THE GEOSCIENCE? A STUDY OF INDONESIAN CHILDREN PROGRAM AND BENEFICIAL TO THE STUDENT AND 151-4 1:55 PM O’Neill, Erin K.*; Carter, Dinah: USING GIS MAPPING AS MENTOR AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL TO MOBILIZE LOW-INCOME 152-5 2:30 PM Gray, Kyle*: SCIENCE TEACHING SELF-EFFICACY AND URBAN RESIDENTS TO ALLEVIATE LOCAL FOOD SCIENCE CONTENT COURSES: ASSESSING THE ROLE INSECURITY: A CASE STUDY OF FIELD EXPERIENCE 151-5 2:10 PM Krantz, Robert W.*; Ormand, Carol J.; Freeman, Brett: HOW 2:45 PM BREAK GEOSCIENTISTS SEE 3D: LEARNING FROM THE 2013 152-6 3:00 PM Abolins, Mark*: THE FIRST YEAR OF THE 3D INTERPRETATION HEDBERG CONFERENCE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GEOSCIENCES 151-6 2:25 PM Petcovic, Heather L.*; Ormand, Carol J.; Krantz, DIRECTORATE’S FIRST PRE-SERVICE TEACHER Robert W.: EXPERT FIELD SKETCHES AS VISUAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATES REPRESENTATIONS OF A COMPLEX FAULT ZONE (REU) 151-7 2:40 PM Lindgren, James M.*; Wirth, Karl R.: UNDERSTANDING 152-7 3:15 PM Fultz, John D.*; Dunn, Shaina J.; Brown, Heather J.: GRAPH READING AND COMPREHENSION THROUGH RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATES: EYE-TRACKING: EVIDENCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT THE PROS AND CONS OF INITIAL PLANNING FOR A OF EXPERT STRATEGIES REU FOR PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS 151-8 2:55 PM Ormand, Carol J.*; Shipley, Thomas F.; Kiven, Charles; 152-8 3:30 PM Camacho, Joe*; Young, Shaunna D.; Abolins, Mark: PRE- Davis, J. Steve; Klopfer, Dale; Vrolijk, Peter: THE SERVICE TEACHERS INVOLVEMENT IN NINE-WEEK

216 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 153-9 153-8 153-7 153-6 153-5 153-4 153-3 153-2 153-1 Nievita BuenoWatts, DianaDalbottenandJonHarbor, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 Education Division;GSA LimnogeologyDivision) That StrengthenEarth-ScienceResearch(GSA Geoscience T72. Geoscience Alliance: BuildingCollaborativePartnerships SESSION NO.153 152-13 152-12 152-11 152-10 152-9

3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM MURFREESBORO, TN STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY RESEARCHEXPERIENCE, NATIVETO ATTEND AMERICANS COLLEGE SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASETHEDRIVEOF YOUNG Phipps, JacobD.*:PROJECTS AND OUTREACHTO BREAK DISCUSSION IN VALUING AND LEVERAGING PLACE AND CULTURE Steven: CULTURAL VALIDATION INPRACTICE: Libarkin, JulieC.*;Ward, EmilyM.Geraghty;Semken, RESEARCH EXPERIENCES TEAM RESEARCHMODEL FORUNDERGRADUATE (REU) PROGRAMS: AN EVALUATION OFTHE RESEARCH EXPERIENCESFORUNDERGRADUATES Antony R.:BROADENINGPARTICIPATION IN Ward, EmilyM.Geraghty*;Dalbotten,Diana;Berthelote, OPPORTUNITY CULTURALLY-BASED, HANDS-ON SUMMERLEARNING STUDENTS INEARTHSYSTEMSCIENCETHROUGH A Johnson, KathleenR.*: ANTHROPOGENIC CHANGE EDUCATION AND OUTREACHIN AN ERA OF Dalbotten, Diana*: BREAK DISCUSSION VOYAGE: SCIENCE AT SEA Kane, Haunani*: ABUNDANCE INSANDY LAKE,MINNESOTA MINING ONPAST WILDRICE(ZIZANIA PALUSTRIS) PHYTOLITHS TO RESEARCHTHEEFFECTSOF Thomas: A TRIBAL STORY WRITTENINSILICA:USING Drake, Christa;Ladwig,Jammi;Myrbo, Amy; Howes, Jones, Ma’Ko’Quah Abigail*; Clarke,Ida; Yost, ChadL.; AMERICAN RESERVATIONS RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCESONNATIVE Dunaway, Michael*:A NEWHARVEST: MAPPING MOVING FORWARD TOWARDS RESILIENCY Bueno Watts, Nievita*:GEOSCIENCEALLIANCE: PROGRAM AND EFFECTIVEK-12GEOSCIENCEOUTREACH Dahl, RobynM.*;Droser, MaryL.: FOR TEACHERSWITHNHMU FREE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTOPPORTUNITY (AND OTHERCOMMONCLASSROOMQUESTIONS)—A Toth, Natalie*;Seppi,Jessica: SCHOOLS INTEXAS:THEG-CAMP APPROACH EARTH SCIENCETEACHINGINMIDDLE AND HIGH Schroeder, Carolyn:IMPROVINGTHEQUALITY OF Gamache, Kevin*;Giardino,JohnR.;Vitek, JohnD.; GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH TO BETTERENGAGEHIGHSCHOOL STUDENTSIN UNIVERSITY SUMMERSCIENCERESEARCHPROGRAM PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS AS MENTORS IN A Bennington, GailK.*;J.Bret: GEOSCIENCE RESEARCHEXPERIENCE INVESTIGATION WITHIN A NINE-WEEKSUMMER2013 TEACHER REFLECTIONSFROM A PLANTECOLOGY Mims, Anthony*; Briggs,Kathryn:PRE-SERVICE GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT MALAMA HONUA WORLDWIDE FUTURE EARTH: PLACEBASED ENGAGING AMERICAN INDIAN ENGAGING AMERICAN “WHAT ROCKISTHAT?” DEVELOPING A SIMPLE DEVELOPING A 19–22 October RECRUITING

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 153-12 153-11 153-10

154-10 154-9 154-8 154-7 154-6 154-5 154-4 154-3 154-2 154-1 Skinner andMohammad Alauddin, Presiding Saugata Datta,NurdanS.Duzgoren-Aydin, KarenJohannesson,Catherine 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 306 Division) Interest Group;GSA EnvironmentalandEngineeringGeology and HealthDivision;SoilsSoilProcessesInterdisciplinary T81. GeologyofMetalsandHumanHealthImpacts(GSA Geology SESSION NO.154

4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM PM 3:00 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM SCIENTISTS AND RESEARCHERSINTHE21 EVOLUTION AND PRACTICEOFUNDERREPRESENTED SYSTEM SCIENCE AND GEOSCIENCE: ENSURINGTHE Bolman, Jacquelyn*: PATHS OFVIA REGINA”PROJECT SWISS-ITALIANACROSS “THE OUTREACH ALPS. HISTORICAL HERITAGE SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND Brovelli, Maria Antonia; Maino,Matteo:GEOAND Seno, Silvio*;Cannata,Massimiliano; Antonovic, Milan; KEYSTONE CULTURALGEOSCIENCE ASA EMBRACING Jourdain, JerilynNicole*: CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION CENTURYBEYOND AND ANALYTICAL STUDY AFFECTED AREAS OFIOWA: A CROSS-SECTIONAL DOSE EXPOSUREOFPEOPLERESIDING IN ARSENIC Shrestha, Junu*;Zeman,Catherine: LOCALLY SOURCEDCARBON WASTE STREAMS EXPOSURE FROMURBANSOILS:MANAGING STRATEGIES FORREDUCINGCHILDHOODLEAD Brabander, DanielJ.*;Fitzstevens,MaiaG.:NEW POLLUTED SOILS CONTROL THEBIOACCESSIBILITY OFPBINHIGHLY PHASE SPECIATION OFPB-BEARINGPARTICLES THAT Hunt, Andrew: Jane A.*; Entwistle, FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY (XRF) OF VARIOUS UNIVERSITY ROOMSUSINGX-RAY PARTICLES SUSPENDEDINTHEBREATHING ZONE Jacobs, Alan M.*:IDENTIFYINGMETALLIC DUST ARSENICOSIS – A GLOBAL SCENARIO Gopal, Saigopal;Gossmann,Hermann: Kodali, LakshmiNarasimharao*;Myneni,BharathiDevi; BENGAL, INDIA AND BANGLADESH DELTA, EASTOFTHERIVERBHAGIRATHI, WEST IN THESEDIMENTARY AQUIFERS OFBENGAL BASIN Bhattacharya, Prosun:MANGANESEINGROUNDWATERS Kibria, MdGolam;Neal, Andrew; Johannesson, Karen H.; Vega, Michael*;Datta,Saugata;Kempton,Pamela; GROUNDWATERCRISIS? ARSENIC WATER SUPPLIESCONCOMITANT WITHTHEGLOBAL GROUNDWATER: A HEALTH CONCERNFORDRINKING Gunnar; Bundschuh,Jochen: Abhijit; Hossain,Mohammed; Ahmed, KaziMatin;Jacks, Bhattacharya, Prosun*;Datta,Saugata;Mukherjee, NUCLEATION INBONEBIOMINERALIZATION INTRAFIBRILLAR CALCIUMPHOSPHATE CLUSTER Ziqiu; Landis,WilliamJ.;Cui,Qiang: Zhao, Weilong*; Sahai,Nita;Xu,Zhijun; Yang, Yang; Wang, RISKS FORURBANPOPULATION INBANGLADESH CHROMIUM FROMTANNERY WASTES AND HEALTH Whahidul; Gerads,Russell: Alauddin, Sarah; Asfar, Nadia;Shaha,Sanjit;Hoque, Alauddin, Mohammad*;Dham,Sanjita;Minchala,Sandra; WE NEEDTO DOFOR A HEALTHY FUTURE Finkelman, RobertB.*:GEOLOGY AND HEALTH: WHAT TRIBAL AND INDIGENOUSEARTH A CALL TO ACTION: EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT ELEVATED MANGANESEIN RESOLVING THESOLID SESSION NO.154 LONG-TERM, LOW- MECHANISMS OF FLUOROSIS AND ST

217 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 154

154-11 3:45 PM Witt, Emitt C.*; Pribil, Michael J.; Wronkiewicz, David J.; 155-12 4:20 PM Mitchell, Casey L.*; Rohr, David M.: CRETACEOUS KARST Rutherford, Daniel: SOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF LEAD DEPOSITS OF SHAFTER, TEXAS IN FUGITIVE DUSTS FROM UNSURFACED ROADS IN 4:35 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS SOUTHEAST, MO 154-12 4:00 PM Meza-Figueroa, D.*; Romero, F.M.; Del Rio-Salas, R.; SESSION NO. 156 Gómez-Alvarez, A.; Meza-Montenegro, M.M.; Ruiz, J.; T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research Centeno-Garcia, Elena; Valencia-Moreno, M.: Competition (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL BIOACCESSIBILITY OF Division; Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists; METALS FROM URBAN DUSTS AS A FUNCTION OF GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and MINERALOGY AND GRAIN SIZE Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoscience Education Division; 154-13 4:15 PM Londono, S. Carolina*; Williams, Lynda: THE CELL- U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program) CLAY SEPARATION AND ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 ANALYSIS APPLIED TO ANTIBACTERIAL CLAY RESEARCH Dennis M. Staley, Scott F. Burns, Terry R. West and Jerry Higgins, Presiding 154-14 4:30 PM Momoh, Abuh*: ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED TOXIC 156-1 1:00 PM Ringler, Rebecca A.*; Vick, Louise: CALIBRATING A TRACE ELEMENTS IN GEOPHAGIC CLAYS FROM 2D ROCKFALL MODEL USING VIDEO FOOTAGE VHEMBE DISTRICT, SOUTH AFRICA TO REEVALUATE ROCKFALL HAZARD IN POST EARTHQUAKE CHRISTCHURCH SESSION NO. 155 156-2 1:15 PM Dirringer, Sebastian*; Shakoor, Abdul: PRELIMINARY T83. Karst Systems and Processes in Mountainous and LANDSLIDE INVENTORY & SUSCEPTIBILITY MAPPING Alpine Terrain (National Cave and Karst Research Institute; OF DRIFT CREEK WATERSHED, OREGON, USING GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and LIDAR DATA Geomorphology Division) 156-3 1:30 PM Marshall, Mike*: GEOMORPHIC CHANGE DETETION 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 USING MULTI-TEMPORAL LIDAR DATA OF A DEEP SEATED LANDSLIDE, COAST RANGE, OREGON Lewis A. Land, Tim R. Stokes and Chas Yonge, Presiding 156-4 1:45 PM Roberts, Nicholas J.*; Hermanns, Reginald L.; Guzmán, 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Marco Antonio; Rabus, Bernhard; Minaya, Estela; Clague, 155-1 1:05 PM Ford, Derek C.*: ALPINE KARST IN THE ROCKY John J.: SLOPE STABILITY OF THE LA PAZ BASIN, MOUNTAINS OF ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA, BOLIVIA CANADA: AN OVERVIEW 156-5 2:00 PM Ross, Julia K.*; Reams, Max W.: RANKING TRAILS 155-2 1:25 PM Yonge, Chas*; Bruns, H.; Corlett, A.; Graham, K.; Horne, G.; BASED ON NATURAL HAZARDS INSTEAD OF Lavigne, J.; Lowe, D.; McKenzie, I.; Pollack, J.; Safford, K.: DIFFICULTY: A CASE STUDY OF STARVED ROCK MOUNTAINOUS KARST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES STATE PARK AND COLUMBIA MOUNTAINS 156-6 2:15 PM Murphy, Sinead*; Pellatt, Marlow G.; Kohfeld, Karen E.: 155-3 1:45 PM Stokes, Tim R.*: KARST LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION ON FIRE HISTORY SINCE THE MEDIEVAL WARM VANCOUVER ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA PERIOD IN THE STRAIT OF GEORGIA LOWLANDS, 155-4 2:05 PM Bailey, Quinn*; Brugman, Melinda M.: PSEUDOKARST SOUTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA: IMPLICATIONS AQUIFERS IN A SEMI-ARID POST-GLACIAL FOR ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION LANDSCAPE MAINTAIN FRESHWATER SPRINGS ON 156-7 2:30 PM Mohammed, Aaron A.*; Schincariol, Robert A.; THE PTARMIGAN HILLS HIGHLAND NEAR CHASE, BC Quinton, William L.; Nagare, Ranjeet M.: MITIGATING 155-5 2:20 PM Sasowsky, Ira D.*; Gutiérrez, Francisco: HYPOGENE PERMAFROST DEGRADATION DUE TO LINEAR ORIGIN FOR CAVES IN THE IBERIAN RANGE, SPAIN DISTURBANCES IN SUB-ARCTIC PEATLANDS 155-6 2:35 PM Green, Ronald T.*; Fratesi, Beth; Bertetti, F. Paul; Carrera, 2:45 PM BREAK Jesus; Cabeza, Yoar: FLASH FLOODING IN KARSTIC 156-8 3:00 PM Wyering, Latasha Deborah*; Villeneuve, Marlene C.; TERRAINS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL TEXAS Wallis, Irene C.: THE EFFECT OF HYDROTHERMAL 2:50 PM BREAK ALTERATION ON DRILLABILITY - A STUDY LOOKING AT MECHANICAL SPECIFIC ENERGY, BINGHAM INDEX 155-7 3:05 PM Covington, Matthew D.*: THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE AND ALTERATION STRENGTH INDEX OF DISSOLUTION AND MECHANICAL EROSION IN LIMESTONE BEDROCK CHANNELS: A GENERAL 156-9 3:15 PM Alam, Md. Samrat*; Ahmed, Kazi Matin; Hasan, M. FRAMEWORK AND AN EXAMPLE FROM A HIGH- Aziz; Hossain, Mohammed: ESTIMATING HYDRAULIC GRADIENT STREAM CAVE, SISTEMA J2, OAXACA, CONDUCTIVITY USING GRAIN SIZE DISTRIBUTION IN MEXICO AN ALLUVIAL SYSTEM IN MATLAB, BANGLADESH 155-8 3:20 PM Florea, Lee J.*; Dugan, Chelsie R.; Mckinney, Cami: 156-10 3:30 PM Killian, Courtney*; Schmitz, Darrel W.; Stewart, Hannah; SOURCE RECHARGE TO CAVE POOLS IN THE ALPINE Pounders, Deborah: GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE KARST OF TIMPANOGOS CAVE NATIONAL MONUMENT, WATER CONTRIBUTION FOR A PROPOSED UTAH RESERVOIR IN GEORGE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 155-9 3:35 PM Kite, J. Steven*; Tudek, John: COLD-AIR TRAPPING 156-11 3:45 PM Safaei Jazi, Ramin*; Eckstein, Yoram: SIMULATION OF CAVE PASSAGES AND ALGIFIC TALUS SLOPES IN GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM IN ALLUVIUM AND THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS: SIMILAR THERMAL FRACTURED WEATHERED BEDROCK ZONE;SAND REGIMES POINT TO SIMILAR BALCH REFRIGERATION LICK WATERSHED,BOONE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, MECHANISM USA 155-10 3:50 PM Fridell, Zachery T.*: GEOLOGIC STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 156-12 4:00 PM Randall, Matt*; Carling, Gregory T.: ATTENUATION OF AND DYE TRACE EXPERIMENT OF THE ROCK HOUSE NITRATE AND PHOSPHATE IN UTAH LAKE WETLANDS SPRINGSHED IN JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE THAT RECEIVE INPUTS FROM URBAN RUNOFF AND TREATED WASTEWATER 155-11 4:05 PM Chen, Kelly K.L.*; Blackwell, Bonnie A.B.; Blickstein, Joel I.B.; Lundberg, Joyce; Skinner, Anne R.: TESTING THE 156-13 4:15 PM Kim, HyunJu*; Chang, Seeun; Um, Wooyong: SYNTHESIS VIABILITY OF ESR DATING ON MIDDLE QUATERNARY OF VARIOUS APATITE AND APPLICATION FOR STALAGMITES URANIUM REMOVAL

218 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 157-1 David T. Long,LeeAnnMunkandW. BerryLyons, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 204 Hydrogeology Division;GeochemicalSociety) Geochemistry I(International Association ofGeoChemistry;GSA T124. Trace ElementsandOrganicsinEnvironmentalUrban SESSION NO.157 156-15 156-14 157-12 157-11 157-10 157-9 157-8 157-7 157-6 157-5 157-4 157-3 157-2

1:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 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 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM TRANSPORT OF Gwyn; Clark,IanD.;Kieser, W.E.: Herod, MattN.*;Suchy, Martin;Cornett,R.Jack;Graham, FOR SOURCEMANAGEMENT OF CONTAMINATED RUNOFF: A NEWTECHNOLOGY OXIDANT-DOPED GEOPOLYMERS FORREMEDIATION Cotter, Z.M.K.*;Solpuker, U.;Schwartz,F.W.: MOBILITY INTRUSION EFFECTONRADIOACTIVESTRONTIUM Chang, Seeun*;Kim,HyunJu;Um,Wooyong: SEAWATER ISLAND OFTRINIDAD SULFUR ISOTOPE VALUES IN VEGETATION ONTHE ESTABLISHING THEEFFECTOFSEA SPRAY ON Sparks, Janine*;Crowley, Brooke; Gilhooly, William: ESTUARIES ALONG THEKONA COASTOFHAWAII BEHAVIOR DURINGMIXINGINSUBTERRANEAN Burdige, DavidJ.:RAREEARTHELEMENT(REE) Darren A.; Prouty, NancyGrumet;Swarzenski, Peter W.; Johannesson, KarenH.*;Palmore,C. Dianne;Chevis, SHALES E.: Chermak, John*;Rimstidt,J.Donald;Schreiber, Madeline IMPACTS INTHEIDAHOPHOSPHATE PATCH ROCK: EVIDENCEOF A CONTROL ONGROUNDWATER REDUCTIVE PRECIPITATION INUNSATURATED WASTE Mitchell; Guedes,Chris: Davis, Greg;Schramke,Janet A.; Bergholm,Katy;Hart, Hay, Michael*;Partey, Frederick;Leone,Gaston; BREAK AND IAGCFELLOW Clemens: IAGC AWARDS- THEVERNADSKY MEDAL Shouakar-Stash, Orfan;Gardner, ChristopherB.;Reimann, Wanty, RichardB.*;Lyons, Berry;Cartwright,Ian; REDUCTION (VI) ADSORPTIONAND CR AND CHARACTERIZATION OFTHEPRODUCTS AQUEOUS SOLUTIONSUSINGDIFFERENTBIOCHARS Yong Sik:REMOVAL OFHEXAVALENT CHROMIUMIN Igalavithana, Avanthi Deshani; Alessi, DanielS.;Ok, Alam, Md.Samrat*;Rajapaksha, Anushka Upamali; METALS INLAKES Vannier, RyanG.: Long, David T.*; Ruhala,Sydney;Prochaska,Kelsey; MERCURY IMPACTED STREAM DIEL MERCURY-CONCENTRATION VARIATIONS IN A Brooks, ScottC.*;Riscassi, Ami L.;Miller, CarrieL.: NITRATEETHANOLCO-CONTAMINANTS AND AS CONTAMINATED WITHBTEX:INFLUENCESOF DURING FE-REDUCTIONINWETLANDSEDIMENTS Isabelle M.: RATES OF ARSENIC MOBILIZATION McGuire, Jennifer T.*; Ziegler, Brady A.; Cozzarelli, ELEMENT INTERACTIONS RECOVERY:STORAGE AND RECOIL ALPHA AND Avner: RADIUMISOTOPE RESPONSE DURING AQUIFER Vinson, DavidS.*;Lundy, JamesR.; Alvarez, Tom; Vengosh, WATERSHEDS OFNEVADA AND UTAH SNOWPACK AND SNOWMELT RUNOFFINHIGH ALPINE DUST ONTHETRACEELEMENTCHEMISTRY OF Fernandez, DiegoP.: Dastrup, DylanB.*;Carling,Gregory T.; Tingey, David G.; INTO LOCAL GROUNDWATER COLUMBIA, CANADA AND ITSDEPOSITION AND FLUX TOXIC ELEMENTMOBILIZATION FROMBLACK PATTERNS OFEARLY DIAGNESISOF 129 I FROMFUKUSHIMA TO BRITISH THE IMPACT OF AEOLIAN SELENIUM ATTENUATIONVIA ATMOSPHERIC 19–22 October UTILIZING

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 158-13 158-12 158-11 158-10 158-9 158-8 158-7 158-6 158-5 158-4 158-3 158-2 158-1 Love, Presiding Christopher T. Reinhard,NoahPlanavsky, Timothy W. Lyons andGordonD. 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 114/115 (Paleontological Society) T131. CriticalEarth-LifeTransitions: TheMarinePerspective SESSION NO.158 157-15 157-14 157-13

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:45 PM PM 4:30 4:15 PM AND GEOCHEMISTRY ACROSS THE TRIASSIC/ Yager,Joyce Ann: William M.;West, A. Joshua;Rosas,Silvia;Bottjer, DavidJ.; Ritterbush, Kathleen A.*; Corsetti,Frank A.; Berelson, OCEAN THE CHEMICAL EVOLUTIONOFTHECRETACEOUS MASSIVE VOLCANISM,EVAPORITE DEPOSITION AND Kristall, Brian;Sageman,BradleyB.;Jacobson, Andrew D.: Hurtgen, Matthew T.*; Mills,Jennifer;Gomes,Maya; AFTER THEFALL OFTHEORDOVICIANWORLD Sallan, Lauren*;Carlton, Tyler: THERISEOFFISHES SOUTH AFRICA ENVIRONMENTS, BARBERTON GREENSTONE BELT, PALEOARCHEAN GEODYNAMIC AND EARLY LIFE Grosch, E.*;McLoughlin,Nicola: EARTH HISTORY? BEEN A HABITAT FORMICROBIAL LIFE ACROSS IN METABASALTIC GLASS:HASTHESUBSEAFLOOR McLoughlin, Nicola*;Grosch,EugeneG.: GLACIAL EPOCH THE NATURE AND DURATION OFTHESTURTIAN Macdonald, Francis A.*; Condon,Daniel;Schmitz,Mark D.: GEOCHEMISTRY, LA-ICPMS AND SISOTOPES NEOARCHEAN AS DETERMINEDBY WHOLEROCK Holden, Peter:EARLY OXIDATION EVENTSINTHE Jacqueline Gregory, DanielDavid*;Large,RossR.;Halpin, HIRNANTIAN MASSEXTINCTION CLIMATE CHANGE,THRESHOLDEFFECTS AND THE COMMUNITY RESPONSESTO LATE ORDOVICIAN Michael J.;Loxton,Jason;Štorch,Petr:GRAPTOLITE Mitchell, CharlesE.*;Sheets,H.David;Melchin, SEAWATER DIC LEVELSINPHANEROZOIC AND PROTEROZOIC CONSTRAIN RELATIVE SULFATE, CALCIUM, AND A.: John Blättler, ClaraL.*;Kah,LindaC.;Kump,LeeR.;Higgins, EARLY PALEOZOIC MARINESHELFAL ENVIRONMENTS IMPLICATIONS FORGLOBAL SULFURCYCLINGIN DEVELOPMENT OFBIOTURBATION AND Tarhan, LidyaG.*;Droser, MaryL.: RESEARCH THROUGHSCIENTIFICDRILLING Condon, Daniel*: THE ARCHEAN IN Awramik, StanleyM.*;Chapman,David: DEATH METAL INTHEEARLY PALEOZOIC Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.*;Emsbo,Poul;Munnecke, Axel: COMMON CO-CONTAMINANTS WETLAND SEDIMENTWITHTHE ADDITION OF HYDROCARBON BIODEGRADATION IN ANOXIC Jennifer Clark, CassandraJ.*;Ziegler, Brady A.; McGuire, LAND-SURFACE PROCESSE COASTAL RIVERS AS A FUNCTIONOFCLIMATE AND TERRESTRIAL DISSOLVED ORGANICCARBONTO Feig, D.*; Tian,Anthony Yong; Yu, Qian: COASTAL LOUISIANA A RAPIDLY SUBSIDINGDELTAIC ENVIRONMENTIN PALYNOLOGICALDEPOSITION AND OF ASSESSMENT Naquin, JamesDustin*: T.; Cozzarelli,IsabelleM.:RATE OFPETROLEUM CALCIUM ISOTOPES INEVAPORITES A.; Hickman, Arthur; Ireland, Trevor; Ireland, Arthur; Hickman, A.; ACCELERATING NEOPROTEROZOIC HIGH RESOLUTION PALEOECOLOGY HURRICANE-INDUCED TRANSITIONS IN PROTRACTED SESSION NO.158 EXPORT OF SIZE MATTERED BIOSIGNATURES

219 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 158

JURASSIC MASS EXTINCTION INTERVAL AND THE 3:45 PM BREAK IMPORTANCE OF BIOSILICEOUS “GLASS RAMPS” 4:00 PM INTRODUCTION OF WOOLLARD SPEAKER 158-14 4:15 PM Husson, Jon*; Higgins, John A.; Maloof, Adam C.; Schoene, 159-11 4:10 PM Kirschvink, Joseph L.*; Mitchell, Ross N.; Raub, Blair: CA ISOTOPE CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN OF Timothy D.; Silva, Samuel C.: GSA GEOPHYSICS 13 EARTH’S DEEPEST δ C EXCURSION DIVISION GEORGE P. WOOLLARD LECTURE: WAS 158-15 4:30 PM Thompson, Katharine J.*; Lliros, Marc; Michiels, THE CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION AN ARTIFACT OF TRUE Celine; Kenward, Paul; Crowe, Sean: PELAGIC POLAR WANDER? PHOTOFERROTROPHS DEPOSIT BIF WITHOUT BIOMASS SESSION NO. 160 158-16 4:45 PM Harada, Mariko*; Ozaki, Kazumi; Tajika, Eiichi; Sekine, T149. Great Ideas, Locations, and Outcrops in Geology (GSA Yasuhito: MODELING DYNAMICS OF THE RISE OF History and Philosophy of Geology Division; History of Earth OXYGEN DURING THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC: DEEP- Sciences Society) WATER OXYGENATION AND SULFATE ACCUMULATION 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 IN THE POST-SNOWBALL OCEAN Renee M. Clary, Michele Aldrich, Alan E. Leviton, Nathalie Nicole Brandes and SESSION NO. 159 Paul T. Brandes, Presiding T136. Geophysical Solutions to Geological Problems: Current 160-1 1:00 PM Moores, Eldridge M.*: HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS Research Results and the Annual George P. Woollard Award OF THE OPHIOLITE CONCEPT Presentation (GSA Geophysics Division) 160-2 1:15 PM Leviton, Alan E.*; Aldrich, Michele L.: ISTHMIAN LINKS: 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 AN IDEA THAT DRIFTED IN A DIFFERENT DIRECTION, 1932-1967 Samantha E. Hansen and Anna M. Courtier, Presiding 160-3 1:30 PM Rosenberg, Gary D.*; Nichols, Deborah: DEEP TIME IN 159-1 1:00 PM Currie, Claire A.*; Rippe, Dennis; Unsworth, Martyn: ALDO LEOPOLD’S, “A SAND COUNTY ALMANAC,” AS MANTLE DYNAMICS AND GEOTHERMAL ENERGY INTEGRAL TO MODERN ENVIRONMENTALISM POTENTIAL OF THE SOUTHERN CANADIAN CORDILLERA: CONSTRAINTS FROM SEISMIC AND 160-4 1:45 PM Lidgard, Scott*: DARWIN, TRANSMUTATION, AND LIVING MAGNETOTELLURIC DATA FOSSILS BY EXAMPLE 159-2 1:15 PM Joshi, Parul*; Chowksey, V.; Maurya, D.M.; Chamyal, L.S.: 160-5 2:00 PM Buchanan, Rex C.*; Maples, Christopher G.: SHALLOW SUBSURFACE CHARACTERIZATION OF CYCLOTHEMS: READING THE ROCK RECORD IN THE SEISMICALLY ACTIVE NARMADA-SON FAULT USING MIDCONTINENT GPR, GUJARAT, WESTERN INDIA 160-6 2:15 PM Cronin, Vincent S.*: INSTANTANEOUS VERSUS FINITE 159-3 1:30 PM Arnoff, Michael J.*; Fletcher, Andrew W.; Jensen, MOTION OF A LITHOSPHERIC PLATE RELATIVE TO Zachary A.; Kellum, Lawrence T.; Selck, Jeff; Dastrup, ANOTHER PLATE Dylan B.; Carlson, J. Kade; Sutterfield, David R.; Judd, 160-7 2:30 PM Brice, William R.*; Brown, Larry D.: COCORP – A GREAT Emily; Emerman, Steven H.: GEOELECTRIC AND IDEA AND THOSE BEHIND IT GEOMAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FRACTURE 2:45 PM BREAK TRACES IN THE LA SAL MOUNTAINS, UTAH 160-8 3:00 PM Boggs, Katherine*: THE MCCONNELL THRUST; 159-4 1:45 PM Tominaga, Masako*; Beinlich, Andreas; Hampton, Brian A.; EVIDENCE FOR PLATE TECTONICS IN THE 1880S Lima, Eduardo Andrade; Weiss, Benjamin P.; Harigane, 160-9 3:15 PM Bobeck, Patricia*: ABBE PARAMELLE, 19TH CENTURY Yumiko: MULTI-SCALE MAGNETIC FOOTPRINT OF KARST HYDROGEOLOGIST SERPENTINITE CARBONATION – IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOPHYSICAL MONITORING OF IN SITU GEOLOGICAL 160-10 3:30 PM Evans, Kevin Ray*; Williams, Nancy S.: TRAVELOGUE

CO2 SEQUESTRATION OF SCOTLAND: VENERABLE OUTCROPS AND THE VISIONARY GEOLOGISTS WHO STUDIED THEM 159-5 2:00 PM Thybo, Hans*; Youssof, Mohammad; Artemieva, Irina M.: EVOLUTION OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN CRATONS 160-11 3:45 PM Mezger, Jochen E.*: THE PORPHYROBLASTS OF THE BASED ON SEISMIC IMAGING BOSSÒST DOME, CENTRAL PYRENEES: DISCOVERING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN METAMORPHISM AND 2:15 PM BREAK DEFORMATION 159-6 2:30 PM Govers, Rob*; van Benthem, Steven; Wortel, M.J. 160-12 4:00 PM Olsen, Joshua E.S.*; Lenczewski, Melissa: PENROSE’S Rinus: WHAT DRIVES MICRO-PLATE MOTION AND WHAT A GEOLOGIST CAN DO IN WAR: A CAUSE AND DEFORMATION IN THE NORTHEASTERN CARIBBEAN EFFECT LOOK PLATE BOUNDARY REGION? 160-13 4:15 PM Dundas, Robert G.*: THE RANCHO LA BREA 159-7 2:45 PM Wang, Honglei*; Mooney, Walter; Dreiling, Jennifer: THREE COLLECTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DESTRUCTIVE MODERATE-SIZED EARTHQUAKES: MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY, A HISTORICAL INSTRUMENTAL AND FIELD OBSERVATIONS FROM OVERVIEW THE EASTERN US, NEW ZEALAND AND CHINA 160-14 4:30 PM Elliott, William S.*; Feldhaus, Aaron M.: CONTEMPORARY 159-8 3:00 PM Artemieva, Irina M.*; Shulgin, Alexey: IS THE EXHIBIT HIGHLIGHTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROTEROZOIC LADOGA RIFT (SE BALTIC SHIELD) AMERICAN GEOLOGY IN NEW HARMONY, INDIANA A RIFT? 160-15 4:45 PM Sutherland Brown, Atholl*: FOLLOWING DAWSON TO 159-9 3:15 PM Miller, Meghan S.*; Sun, Daoyuan; O’Driscoll, Leland J.; HAIDA GWAII Becker, Thorsten W.; Holt, Adam; Butcher, Amber J.; Diaz, Jordi; Thomas, Christine: IMAGING THE UPPER MANTLE LOW VELOCITY ZONES AND CONDUITS BENEATH THE ATLAS MOUNTAINS OF MOROCCO: LINKS TO VOLCANISM AND OROGENESIS 159-10 3:30 PM Clowes, Ronald M.*: GEOPHYSICS AND GEOLOGY: AN ESSENTIAL COMBINATION ILLUSTRATED BY LITHOPROBE INTERPRETATIONS

220 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 161-12 161-11 161-10 161-9 161-8 161-7 161-6 161-5 161-4 161-3 161-13 161-2 161-1 Jim HendryandLeeBarbour, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West BallroomC Society; GSA HydrogeologyDivision) Hydrogeological ProcessesinMineEnvironments(Geochemical T161. Application ofIsotopesWater toCharacterize SESSION NO.161

4:25 PM 4:10 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 4:55 PM 4:40 PM 1:35 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM OF 1-DVERTICAL PROFILESOF Schmeling, Erin*;Hendry, Jim;Barbour, Lee:APPLICATION STRATIGRAPHY OFTHEEASTERNMICHIGAN BASIN GLACIATION ONNATURAL TRACERPROFILESINTHE Novakowski, Kent*;Khader, Omar Aly: THEIMPACT OF MIGRATION CHLORIDE TO UNDERSTAND LONGTERMBRINE NUMERICAL MODELINGOFSTABLE ISOTOPES AND IN ARGILLACEOUS SEDIMENTS: A CASESTUDY USING Glenn Bourke, Sarah A.*; Hermann,KristianJ.;Harrington, FLUID FINETAILINGS INTHEOIL SANDSINDUSTRY TRANSPORT MECHANISMSFROMWATER CAPPED ISOTOPES OFWATER SIGNATURES TO DEFINEMASS Dompierre, Kathryn*;Barbour, Lee:PROFILINGSTABLE HYDROLOGY TO UNDERSTAND SOIL RECLAMATION COVER McDonnell, Jeffrey J.: Appels, WillemijnM.*;Ireson, Andrew; Barbour, Lee; STUDY FROMCANADIANOIL SANDS INDUSTRIAL WASTE AND GROUNDWATER: A CASE MULTIPLE-TRACER APPROACH TO LABEL AND TRACE Yi, Yi*; Gibson,JohnJ.;Birks,S.Jean;Moncur, Michael:A BREAK ABOVE A LONGWALL MINE,SYDNEY BASIN PORE WATER ANALYSIS ONSEDIMENTARY STRATA GEOPHYSICAL, GEOCHEMICAL AND STABLE ISOTOPE David, Katarina*; Timms, Wendy; Baker, Andy: GROUNDWATER ISSUES AND RADIOGENICISOTOPES TO RESOLVE MINE Smilowitz, Michelle*;Mayo, Alan L.:USINGSTABLE WATER RESOLUTION PROFILESOFSTABLE ISOTOPES OF COAL MINEWASTE ROCKDUMPSUSINGHIGH- CHARACTERIZING NETPERCOLATION THROUGH Barbour, Lee*;Hendry, Jim;Carey, SeanK.: ISOTOPES OFWATER INUNSATURATED MINEWASTE ESTIMATING DIFFUSIONRATES OFTHESTABLE Buchynski, MatthewG.*;Barbour, Lee;Hendry, Jim: CONCLUDING REMARKS AQUIFER FLOW IN A MODERATELY FRACTUREDBEDROCK APPROACH FORCHARACTERIZING GROUNDWATER STABLE AND RADIOISOTOPES IN AN INTEGRATIVE Bianchin, Mario*;Bent,Harold;Mayo, Alan L.:USEOF CORNE, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA PROPOSED MINEDEWATERING SITE,FORTÀLA CRETACEOUSFRACTURED AAQUITARD AT A TO EVALUATE VERTICAL LEAKAGETHROUGH DETERMINATION OF HYDROCARBON GASREMOVAL SYSTEMFORTHE Erin: OPTIMIZATIONCONFIGURATIONOF A AND Pratt, DyanL.*;Hendry, Jim;Barbour, Lee;Schmeling, BRITISH COLUMBIA,CANADA INFLUENCED BY SURFACE MINING,ELKVALLEY, THE MOVEMENTOFWATER INWATERSHEDS Nadine J.: USINGSTABLE ISOTOPES TO UNDERSTAND Carey, SeanK.*;Hendry, Jim;Barbour, Lee;Shatilla, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS A.; Hendry, Jim: STABLEISOTOPE APPLICATIONS δ 3-D CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT 2 H AND δ 18 19–22 October δ O ONPICARROCRDS 2 H AND CL H AND

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 162-12 162-11 162-10 162-9 162-8 162-7 162-6 162-5 162-4 162-3 162-2 162-1 Gregory T. CarlingandScott A. Hynek,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 110 Hydrostratigraphy (GSA HydrogeologyDivision) Groundwater Flow, GeochemicalEvolution,and T162. Hydrogeologyof Arid RegionEndorheicBasins: SESSION NO.162 163-2 163-1 Eugene Domack,JuliaS.Wellner andCharlesNittrouer, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 212 Division) Geology Division;GSA QuaternaryGeologyandGeomorphology Cryospheric SystemsunderChangingClimate(GSA Sedimentary T177. Antarctic Fjords,InteractionofBiotic,Oceanographic, and SESSION NO.163

4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:40 PM 2:25 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM ARID COASTALARID AREA DISCHARGE TO INCREASEDSALINITIESIN A SEMI- McBee, William;Hay, Richard: LINKINGGROUNDWATER Scotch, ChesterGene*;Murgulet,Dorina;Douglas, Audrey; LAKE RECEIVINGWASTEWATER PHOSPHORUS FATE IN A SEASONALLY ENDORHEIC Zhu, Dongnan*;Ryan,M.Cathryn;Koning,Wendell: UPPER ARKANSAS RIVER,USA ENDORHEIC BASININTHEWATERSHED OFTHE OF AN Whittemore, DonaldO.*:DEVELOPMENT BASIN AND RANGE:PILOTVALLEY, UTAH (USA) RESOLUTION SEISMICREFLECTIONINTHEEASTERN OF PLEISTOCENE LAKEDEPOSITSWITHHIGH- David G.;Rey, Kevin A.: South, JohnV.*; McBride,John;Mayo, Alan; Tingey, BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS GEOCHEMISTRY, AND GEOMICROBIOLOGY OFTHE Logan Wren: SEDIMENTOLOGY, MINERALOGY, Bowen, BrendaB.*;Kleba,Betsy; Turner, Jillian;Raming, OF THEEASTERNGREAT BASIN,USA GROUNDWATER FLOWINTHESNAKEVALLEY AREA TRACER APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING REGIONAL Gardner, PhilipM.*;Heilweil, Victor: A MULTIPLE- BASIN, WESTERNUSA IMPORTANCE OFINTERBASINFLOWINTHEGREAT Nelson, Stephen T.*; Mayo, Alan L.:ASSESSINGTHE GROUNDWATER INLAKEBONNEVILLEHISTORY Oviatt, CharlesG.*:THEIMPORTANCE OF AND INTERACTIONS-PILOTVALLEY, UTAH-NEVADA FRESHWATER-BRINE GROUNDWATER INTERFACE Mayo, Alan L.*; Tingey, David:CLOSEDBASIN SALAR DE ATACAMA, CHILE FRESHWATER/BRINE TRANSITION ZONE AT THE Lilly: DYNAMICS AND HYDROGEOLOGY OFTHE Boutt, DavidF.*; Munk,LeeAnn;Hynek,Scott A.; Corenthal, REGIONAL GROUNDWATER FLOW SALAR DE ATACAMA CLOSE?IMPLICATIONS FOR Scott A.: Corenthal, Lilly*;Boutt,David;Munk,LeeAnn;Hynek, WADI FERRAINBASINSINAIPENINSULA,EGYPT IN EPHEMERAL CHANNELS:CASESTUDY INTHE THE CHARACTERIZATION OFTRANSMISSIONLOSSES Durham, MichaelC.*;Milewski, Adam M.;Sultan,Mohamed: THE ANTARCTICPENINSULA Ishman, Scott: Smith; Domack,Eugene;Vernet,Julia Maria;Leventer, Amy; Pettit, ErinC.*;Scambos, Ted A.; Haran, Terry; Wellner, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA TRANSECT FROMCENTRAL PATAGONIA TO THE BAYSLATITUDINALBROAD FJORDS ALONGA AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF SEDIMENTFLUXTO Fernández, Rodrigo A.; Wellner, JuliaS.:SPATIAL AND Anderson, JohnB.*;Minzoni,RebeccaL.; Yuan, Victoria; DOES THEHYDROLOGICBUDGETOF TIDEWATER GLACIERDYNAMICSON IMAGING THEMARGINS SESSION NO.163

221 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 163

163-3 1:35 PM Ishman, Scott*; Domack, Eugene; Wellner, Julia S.: 164-6 2:40 PM Bryndzia, L. Taras*: HYDROCARBON STABILITY AND ANTARCTIC FJORDS AS PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC THE REDOX STATE OF EARTH’S MANTLE REPOSITORIES: LINKING PROCESS TO PRODUCT 164-7 2:55 PM Cottrell, Elizabeth*; Davis, Frederic; Birner, Suzanne; 163-4 1:50 PM Minzoni, Rebecca L.*; Anderson, John B.; Wellner, Warren, Jessica M.; Wall, Kellie: OXYBAROMETRY OF Julia S.; Fernández, Rodrigo A.: THE ANTARCTIC PERIDOTITES FROM VARIOUS TECTONIC SETTINGS PENINSULA FJORD SEDIMENT RECORD: A REGIONAL 3:10 PM BREAK EVALUATION OF GLACIAL RESPONSE TO HOLOCENE CLIMATE EVENTS 164-8 3:25 PM Hunt, Lindsey E.*; Lamb, William L.; Holyoke, Caleb: INVESTIGATING OH RETENTION IN NOMINALLY 163-5 2:05 PM Leventer, Amy*; Domack, Eugene; Shevenell, Amelia: ANHYDROUS UPPER MANTLE MINERALS ANTARCTIC PENINSULA FJORD GLACIAL MARGINS DURING THE MIDDLE HOLOCENE, AND CIRCUM- 164-9 3:40 PM Thompson, Elizabeth C.*; Campbell, Andrew J.; Liu, ANTARCTIC CONNECTIONS Zhenxian: IN-SITU INFRARED SPECTRA OF HYDROXYL IN AMPHIBOLES AT HIGH PRESSURE 163-6 2:20 PM Smith, Catherine*; Domack, Eugene; Shevenell, Amelia; Rosenheim, Brad; Yoo, Kyu-Cheul; Lavoie, Caroline: THE 164-10 3:55 PM Brown, J. Michael*; Vance, Steven; Abramson, Evan; LAST STAND OF THE GERLACHE-BOYD PALEO-ICE Bollengier, Olivier; Shaw, George H.: THERMODYNAMIC STREAM AND A PALEO-MEGA FJORD? PROPERTIES OF AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS AT HIGH PRESSURE FROM -20°C TO 400°C 2:35 PM BREAK 164-11 4:10 PM Russell, Kelly*; Giordano, Daniele: MODELLING 163-7 2:50 PM Christ, Andrew J.*; Talaia-Murray, Manique; Domack, CONFIGURATIONAL ENTROPY OF SILICATE MELTS Eugene; Leventer, Amy; Lavoie, Caroline; Brachfeld, Stefanie; Yoo, Kyu-Cheul; Gilbert, Robert; Jeong, Sun-Mi; 164-12 4:25 PM Morse, Stearns A.*: LINEAR PARTITIONING IN BINARY Wellner, Julia: LATE HOLOCENE GLACIAL ADVANCE SOLUTIONS: A REVIEW WITH A NEW TWIST AND ICE SHELF GROWTH IN BARILARI BAY, GRAHAM 164-13 4:40 PM Gottschalk, Matthias*: BEYOND THE MARGULES- LAND, WEST ANTARCTIC PENINSULA EQUATION: A TREATMENT FOR MULTI-COMPONENT 163-8 3:05 PM Yu, Jaehyung*; Jeong, Yongshik: ANALYSIS OF SOLID SOLUTIONS ANTARCTIC ICE FRONT CHANGE OVER 50 YEARS OF 4:55 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS OBSERVATION FROM SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING 163-9 3:20 PM Sutherland, David A.*; Straneo, Fiamma: CIRCULATION SESSION NO. 165 REGIMES IN GREENLAND’S OUTLET GLACIAL FJORDS T184. Gemological Research in the 21st Century: Exploration, 163-10 3:40 PM Smith, Craig R.*; Grange, Laura J.; Derocher, Michael; Geology, and Characterization of Diamonds and Other Gem Honig, David: ANTARCTIC FJORD BIODIVERSITY Minerals II HOTSPOTS, SEAFLOOR ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION, 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 AND RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE James E. Shigley, Dona Dirlam, Frank C. Hawthorne, Lee A. Groat, Thomas 163-11 4:00 PM Ziegler, Amanda*; Smith, Craig: THE INFLUENCE OF Stachel and Barbara Dutrow, Presiding ICE-RAFTED DEBRIS ON MEGABENTHIC DIVERSITY 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN WEST ANTARCTIC PENINSULA (WAP) FJORDS 165-1 1:15 PM Groat, Lee A.*: GEM PRODUCTION AND POTENTIAL IN CANADA 163-12 4:15 PM Miller, Molly F.*; Broach, Kyle H.; Fangman, Kimberly; Fan, Ziqian; Ratliff, Katherine M.: MODERN CLIMATE- 165-2 1:35 PM Newton, David*; Kopylova, Maya G.: LITHOLOGICAL SENSITIVE SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCE DEPOSITED COLUMN OF THE MANTLE BELOW THE MUSKOX AT MOUTH OF LONG-TERM GLACIAL VALLEY/FJORD: KIMBERLITE, N SLAVE CRATON EXPLORERS COVE, ANTARCTICA 165-3 1:50 PM Coopersmith, Howard*; Toledo, Vered; Fritsch, Emmanuel; Ward, John; De Wit, Michiel; Spaggiari, R.: GEOLOGY SESSION NO. 164 AND EXPLORATION OF GEM DEPOSITS AT MT. T183. Theory and Experiment in Petrology and Geochemistry: CARMEL, NORTHERN ISRAEL: NATURAL MOISSANITE, A Session in Honor of Bernard J. Wood, 2014 Roebling SAPPHIRE, RUBY & DIAMOND Medalist (Mineralogical Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, 165-4 2:05 PM Palke, Aaron C.*; Breeding, Christopher M.: TRACE Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA ELEMENT CHEMISTRY OF DEMANTOID VARIETY Geophysics Division; Geochemical Society) ANDRADITE GARNET 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 205/206 165-5 2:20 PM Lule, Cigdem*: CAN MINERALOGY RESOLVE GEMSTONE NOMENCLATURE ISSUES? Jon Blundy and Andrew K. Matzen, Presiding 165-6 2:35 PM McMillan, Nancy J.*; Curry, John C.; Dutrow, Barbara L.; 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Henry, Darrell J.: DETERMINATION OF PETROGENETIC 164-1 1:05 PM Hazen, Robert M.*; Grew, Edward S.; Downs, Robert T.; ASSOCIATION OF DETRITAL TOURMALINE: A TOOL Golden, Joshua; Hystad, Grethe; Sverjensky, Dimitri: FOR RESOURCE EXPLORATION GEOCHEMICAL SOCIETY INGERSON LECTURE: 2:50 PM BREAK CHANCE AND NECESSITY IN THE MINERAL EVOLUTION OF TERRESTRIAL PLANETS 165-7 3:05 PM Turner, David J.*; Groat, Lee A.; Rivard, Benoit; Feng, Jilu; Dzikowski, Tashia; Belley, Philippe M.: HYPERSPECTRAL 164-2 1:35 PM O’Neill, Hugh St.C.*: THE SMOOTHNESS AND SHAPES IMAGING OF MARBLE-HOSTED SAPPHIRE FROM THE OF CHONDRITE-NORMALIZED RARE EARTH ELEMENT BELUGA OCCURRENCE, BAFFIN ISLAND, NUNAVUT, PATTERNS IN BASALTS CANADA 164-3 1:55 PM Bina, Craig R.*; Čížková, Hana: SLAB STAGNATION 165-8 3:20 PM Belley, Philippe M.*; Bourdeau, Julie: BLUE CALCITE AND BUCKLING IN THE MANTLE TRANSITION ZONE: SKARNS AS POTENTIAL GEM DEPOSITS: EXAMPLES PETROLOGY, RHEOLOGY, TRENCH MIGRATION, AND FROM THE CENTRAL METASEDIMENTARY BELT, SEISMIC STRUCTURE GRENVILLE PROVINCE, CANADA 164-4 2:10 PM Helffrich, George*: SEISMICALLY CONSTRAINED 165-9 3:35 PM Das, J.N.*: PROSPECT OF GEMSTONES OF INDIA IN ACCRETION SCENARIO FOR THE EARTH’S CORE 21ST CENTURY 164-5 2:25 PM Gibbs, G.V.*; Ross, Nancy L.; Rosso, Kevin M.: METAL- SULFUR RADII FOR USE IN GEOCHEMISTRY

222 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 166-9 166-8 166-7 166-6 166-5 166-4 166-3 166-2 166-1 Presiding Thomas J. Algeo, HugoBucher, PeterRoopnarine and Arne M.E.Winguth, 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 215/216 Paleontological Society) for SedimentaryGeology(SEPM);GeochemicalSociety; Recovery I(GSA SedimentaryGeology Division;Society during thePermian-Triassic BoundaryCrisisandEarlyTriassic T195. ExtremeEnvironmentalConditionsandBioticResponses SESSION NO.166 165-12 165-11 165-10

3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 4:40 PM 4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM MASS EXTINCTION BENTHIC FAUNA FOLLOWINGTHEEND-PERMIAN THE ECOLOGICAL RECOVERY OFTHETETHYAN OXYGEN AND EXTREMETEMPERATURES DISTURB Pietsch, Carlie*;Petsios,Elizabeth;Bottjer, DavidJ.:LOW THE EARLY TRIASSIC Petsios, Elizabeth; Thompson, Jeffrey R.: Bottjer, DavidJ.*;Pietsch,Carlie;Ritterbush,Kathleen A.; BREAK EXTINCTION BIOTIC RECOVERY AFTER THEEND-PERMIANMASS NAMMAL, PAKISTAN, AND THEIRIMPLICATIONS FOR ON EARLY TRIASSICCONODONTELEMENTSFROM RG MEASUREMENTSOFU, Y AND REE PROFILES Ware, David;Bucher, Hugo;Payne,JonathanL.:SHRIMP- Goudemand, Nicolas*;Coble,Matthew A.; Romano,Carlo; SOUTH CHINA INSIGHTS FROM AN EXCEPTIONAL LAGERSTÄTTEOF FROM THEEND-PERMIANMASSEXTINCTION:NEW Nützel, Alexander: Baud, Aymon; Bagherpour, Borhan;Frisk,ÅsaM.;Hofmann,Richard; Bucher, Hugo*;Hautmann, Michael;Brosse,Morgane; THE NANPANJIANG BASIN,SOUTHCHINA CONODONTS FROMTHEMICROBIAL LIMESTONE IN Bucher, Hugo:BASAL TRIASSIC(GRIESBACHIAN) Baud, Aymon; Bagherpour, Borhan;Guodun,Kuang; Brosse, Morgane*;Goudemand,Nicolas;Frisk,Åsa; FROM EASTGREENLAND CARBON ISOTOPE AND PALYNOFACIES RECORDS EARLIEST TRIASSICHIGH-RESOLUTIONORGANIC Helmut; Bernasconi,StefanoM.: Schneebeli-Hermann, Elke;Meier, Maximiliano;Weissert, Sanson-Barrera, Anna*; Hochuli,Peter A.; Bucher, Hugo; PHOSPHORIA BASIN,EASTERNIDAHO PERMIAN-TRIASSIC TRANSITIONEXISTSINTHE Davydov, Vladimir*;Crowley, James;Schmitz,MarkD.: EVIDENCE FROMSPITIVALLEY, INDIA TRIASSIC TRANSITIONINTHENEO-TETHYSSEA: PALEONTOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTSFORPERMIAN- A.D.: Ahluwalia, Shukla, U.K.;Ghatak, Arundhuti; Garzione,Carmala N.; Ghosh, Nilotpal*;Basu, Asish R.;Bhargava,O.N.; PENGLAITAN, GUANGXI CHANGHSINGIAN OFSOUTHCHINA:EVIDENCEFROM RESPONSES TO VOLCANISMINTHELATEST Shen, Shuzhong: Schoepfer, ShaneD.*;Xiang,Lei;Henderson,Charles; CONCLUDING REMARKS TOURMALINEACCESSORY ASAN Dutrow, BarbaraL.*;Henry, DarrellJ.:GEMSTONES WITH MULTI-PHASES,OPTICAL ANISOTROPY AND Gontijo, V.L.; Camargo,E.S.: Antao, S.M.*;Zaman,M.M.;Klincker, A.M.; Round,S.; SW GREENLAND AAPPALUTTOQ RUBY AND PINKSAPPHIREDEPOSIT, Fagan, Andrew J.*;Groat,Lee A.: GEOCHEMICAL-SEDIMENTARY- MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL GARNET: INTERGROWTHS, UNIQUE LATE PERMIAN– BENTHIC RECOVERY THE GEOLOGY OFTHE 19–22 October EVOLUTION IN

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 166-12 166-11 166-10 167-11 167-10 167-9 167-8 167-7 167-6 167-5 167-4 167-3 167-2 167-1 David P.G. Bond,GertaKellerand Thierry Adatte, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 223/224 Paleontological Association) Petrology, andVolcanology Division;PaleontologicalSociety; Environmental ChangeI(GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, T206. MassExtinctions:Volcanism, Impacts,andCatastrophic SESSION NO.167

4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:55 PM 3:40 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM PERMIAN MASSEXTINCTION RESETS INTHEBENTHICRECOVERY FROMTHEEND- Pietsch, Carlie*;Bottjer,AND DavidJ.:REBOUNDS RECOVERY: A PREDATOR’S PERSPECTIVE Bucher, Hugo:THEEARLY TRIASSICMARINEBIOTIC Scheyer, Torsten M.*;Romano,Carlo;Jenks,Jim; FOLLOWING THEEND-PERMIANMASSEXTINCTION REDOX CONDITIONS AND COMMUNITY EVENNESS Petsios, Elizabeth*;Pietsch,Carlie;Bottjer, David: Ferenc: THEGEOCHEMICAL AND MINERALOGICAL Pálfy, József*;Zajzon, Norbert;Ruhl,Micha;Kristály, TRIASSIC) PERTURBATION INTHECARNIAN(EARLY LATE WRANGELLIA LIP VOLCANISM AND CARBON CYCLE Dal Corso,Jacopo*;Preto,Nereo;Gianolla, Piero: CHINA AND THESMITHIAN/SPATHIAN EXTINCTION CHANGES INTHELATE EARLY TRIASSICOFSOUTH Bond, DavidP.G.;REDOX Lai,Xulong:HIGHAMPLITUDE Sun, Yadong*; Wignall,Paul;Joachimski,MichaelM.; DELAYED RECOVERY FROMTHEPERMIANCRISES OF THEBOREAL REALM(SPITSBERGEN) AND THE Blomeier, DierkP.G.: Sun, Yadong; Joachimski,MichaelM.;Beauchamp,Benoit; Bond, DavidP.G.*; Wignall,PaulB.;Grasby, StephenE.; TRAPS? EXTINCTION –TOXIC CLOUDSFROMTHESIBERIAN ON NWPANGEA DURING THELATEST PERMIAN Piepjohn, Karsten;Reinhardt,Lutz: Wignall, Paul; Talavera, Cristina;Galloway, Jennifer; Grasby, StephenE.*;Beauchamp,Benoit;Bond,David P.G.; BREAK ASTEROID IMPACT COMBUSTION OFOIL BY THEEND-CRETACEOUS DURING THEEND-PERMIANMASSEXTINCTION AND Jinnan: ABRUPTSURFACE WATER REDUCTION Takuya; Saito,Ryosuke;Oba,Masahiro; Tian, Li; Tong, Kaiho, Kunio*;Miyaji, Takashi; Ito,Kosuke;Mizukami, DEGASSING OFTHETUNGUSKA BASIN,SIBERIA CRISIS TRIGGEREDBY VOLCANISM AND SEDIMENT A.: Dougal Jerram, Planke, Sverre*;Svensen,Henrik;Polozov, Alexander; SIBERIAN TRAP INTRUSIVES AT THEEND-PERMIAN VENTING OFSULFUR-RICHFLUIDSMOBILIZEDBY Planke, Sverre:EVIDENCEFORHYDROTHERMAL Fristad, KirstenE.*;Svensen,Henrik;Polozov, Alexander; SIBERIA AND EMISHANPROVINCES FLOOD VOLCANISM;CONTRASTINGEXAMPLESFROM VOLCANICLASTIC ERUPTIONS AT THEONSETOF Polozov, Alexander; Widdowson,Mike;Wignall,PaulB.: Jerram, Dougal A.*; Planke,Sverre;Svensen,Henrik; INDUCED BY MANTLEPLUME VOLCANO GROWTHWITHNOPRE-ERUPTIVEUPLIFT EMEISHAN FLOODVOLCANISM:SUBAQUEOUS Zhu, Bei*;Guo,Zhaojie;Liu,Runchao;Du,Wei: CENTRAL DEVONIAN, SOUTHEASTERNIOWA BASIN CREEK SHALE AND GRASSY CREEKSHALE,UPPER CONODONT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OFTHESWEETLAND Hynes, Alyssa Rose*;Over, D.Jeffrey; Day, JamesE.: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE END-PERMIANENVIRONMENTAL EARLY TRIASSICREDOXHISTORY METAL LOADING SESSION NO.167

223 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 167

RECORD OF TRIASSIC-JURASSIC BOUNDARY EVENTS SESSION NO. 169 IN THE GSSP SECTION AT KUHJOCH (NORTHERN T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation CALCAREOUS ALPS, AUSTRIA) to the Coeval Magmatism I (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, 167-12 4:10 PM Marzoli, Andrea*; Callegaro, Sara; Dal Corso, Jacopo; Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Baker, Don; Newton, Robert J.; Wignall, Paul B.: GAS Tectonics Division) EMISSIONS OF CAMP BASALTS AT THE TRIASSIC- 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 JURASSIC BOUNDARY Lifei Zhang and Jie Wei, Presiding 4:30 PM DISCUSSION 169-1 1:00 PM Stern, Robert*; Tsujimori, Tatsuki: THE IMPORTANCE SESSION NO. 168 OF HP/LT AND UHP/MT ROCKS AND MINERALS FOR UNDERSTANDING WHEN PLATE TECTONICS BEGAN T212. Co-Evolution on Earth’s Surface: Terrestrial Ecosystem and Environmental Interactions II (Paleontological Society; GSA 169-2 1:20 PM Wei, Chunjing*: PALEOPROTEROZOIC METAMORPHISM Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) AND CRUSTAL EVOLUTION OF THE HENGSHAN- WUTAI-FUPING REGION, NORTH CHINA CRATON 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 219 169-3 1:35 PM Qian, Jiahui*; Wei, Chunjing; Clarke, Geoffrey L.; Jonathan P. Wilson and Ellen D. Currano, Presiding Zhou, Xiwen; Zhang, Yinghui: THE KYANITE-TYPE 168-1 1:00 PM Dunn, Regan E.*; Stromberg, Caroline A.E.: A NEW PROXY METAMORPHISM AND METAMORPHIC AGES IN WUTAI- FOR ESTIMATING LEAF AREA INDEX (LAI) IN THE HENGSHAN MTS., NORTH CHINA CRATON: INSIGHTS FOSSIL RECORD INTO THE REGIONAL PALEOPROTEROZOIC P-T-T 168-2 1:15 PM Peppe, Daniel J.*; Flynn, Andrew; Williamson, Thomas; HISTORY Secord, Ross; Heizler, Matthew; Brusatte, Stephen: EARLY 169-4 1:50 PM Zhang, Lifei*; Du, Jinxue; Lu, Zeng; Yang, Xin; Shen, PALEOCENE TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS IN THE SAN Tingting; Gou, Longlong; Xia, Bin: A HUGE UHP JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO, USA METAMORPHIC BELT OF OCEANIC-TYPE IN SW 168-3 1:30 PM Currano, Ellen D.*; Diefendorf, Aaron F.; Wing, Scott L.: TIANSHAN, CHINA: PT PATH, METAMORPHIC AGES ENDEMISM IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS DURING THE AND COEVAL ARC ROCKS EARLY EOCENE CLIMATIC OPTIMUM IN WYOMING 169-5 2:05 PM Gou, Longlong*; Zhang, Lifei: GEOCHEMISTRY AND 168-4 1:45 PM Black, Benjamin Alexander*; Manga, Michael; Neely, Ryan: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF S-TYPE GRANITES AND MP/HT TESTING LINKS BETWEEN CAMPANIAN IGNIMBRITE META-SEDIMENTARY ROCKS IN THE SOUTHWEST VOLCANISM, CLIMATE, AND THE DECLINE OF THE TIANSHAN, NW CHINA AND THEIR TECTONIC NEANDERTHALS IMPLICATIONS 2:00 PM BREAK 169-6 2:20 PM Shen, Tingting*; Zhang, Lifei; Hermann, Jörg; Lv, Zeng; Chen, Jing; Xia, Bin; Padrón-Navarta, José Alberto; Bader, 168-5 2:15 PM Belcher, Claire M.*: CAN FOSSIL PLANT TRAITS TELL US Thomas: PETROLOGICAL STUDY OF TI-CHONDRODITE- ANYTHING ABOUT PALEOFIRE REGIMES? AND TI-CLINOHUMITE-BEARING SERPENTINITES 168-6 2:30 PM Looy, Cindy V.*: NATURAL HISTORY OF A PLANT FROM CHINESE SOUTHWESTERN TIANSHAN TRAIT: BRANCH-SYSTEM ABSCISSION IN PALEOZOIC 169-7 2:35 PM Wang, Meng*; Zhang, Jinjiang: BI-DIRECTIONAL CONIFERS SUBDUCTION OF THE SOUTH TIANSHAN OCEAN 168-7 2:45 PM Denis, Elizabeth H.*; Foreman, Brady Z.; Maibauer, DURING THE LATE SILURIAN: MAGMATIC RECORDS Bianca J.; Bowen, Gabriel J.; Collinson, Margaret E.; FROM BOTH THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL TIANSHAN Belcher, Claire M.; Freeman, Katherine H.: CARBON BLOCK AND NORTHERN TARIM CRATON OXIDATION IN A GREENHOUSE WORLD: EXAMINING 2:50 PM BREAK POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) ACROSS THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE THERMAL 169-8 3:10 PM Zhu, Yongfeng*: PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY MAXIMUM (PETM) OF THE LATE PALEOZOIC VOLCANIC ROCKS IN THE WEST TIANSHAN, NW CHINA 168-8 3:00 PM Crawford, A.J.*; Belcher, Claire M.: TO WHAT EXTENT DOES DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT 169-9 3:25 PM Zhang, Jinjiang*; Wang, Jiamin: EXRUSION PROCESS OF AFFECT PARTICLE MORPHOLOGY IN CHARCOAL THE GREATER HIMALAYAN CRYSTALLINE COMPLEX ASSEMBLAGES? EVIDENCED BY STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND METAMORPHISM 168-9 3:15 PM Scott, Andrew C.*; Hardiman, Mark; Pinter, Nicholas; Anderson, R. Scott; Carter-Champion, Alice: LATE 169-10 3:40 PM Zhang, Guibin*; Zhang, Lifei; Niu, Yaoling; Song, Shuguang: PLEISTOCENE AND HOLOCENE FIRE HISTORY OF THE TRACE ELEMENTS BEHAVIOR AND P-T-T EVOLUTION CALIFORNIA CHANNEL ISLANDS FOR PARTIAL MELTING DURING DIFFERENTIAL EXHUMATION OF NORTH QAIDAM UHP METAMORPHIC 168-10 3:30 PM Simeoni, Albert*; Mueller, Eric; Skowronski, Nicholas; Clark, ROCKS, NW CHINA Kenneth; Kremens, Robert; Gallagher, Michael; Thomas, Jan; El Houssami, Mohamad; Filkov, Alexander; Butler, 169-11 3:55 PM Bader, Thomas*; Zhang, Lifei; Li, Xiaowei; Xia, Bin: Bret: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FIRE BEHAVIOR CONTEMPORANEOUS GRANULITES AND ECLOGITES DURING PRESCRIBED FIRES IN NEW JERSEY IN THE SONGSHUGOU COMPLEX (QINLING BELT, EAST-CENTRAL CHINA): RELICS OF AN EARLY 168-11 3:45 PM Hudspith, Victoria*; Belcher, Claire M.; Yearsley, PALEOZOIC PAIRED METAMORPHIC BELT? Jonathan M.: POST-FIRE ASSESSMENT OF A RAISED BOG IN CENTRAL IRELAND 169-12 4:10 PM Bei, Xu*: MULTIPLE DEFORMATION AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF XING’AN- MONGOLIA OROGENIC BELT 168-12 4:00 PM Walding, Nicholas G.*; Belcher, Claire M.: MAPPING FUTURE FIRE THREATS ASSOCIATED WITH CLIMATE- DRIVEN BIOME SHIFTS IN NORTH AMERICA 4:15 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS

224 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 170-13 170-12 170-11 170-10 170-9 170-8 170-7 170-6 170-5 170-4 170-3 170-2 170-1 John F. Mustard,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 301 Division) GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, andVolcanology System II (GSA PlanetaryGeology Division; Geochemical Society; T224. WhenWater MeetsRock: Aqueous Alteration intheSolar SESSION NO.170

4:20 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM MAGNESIOHASTINGSITE JOIN CHLORINE ACCEPTANCE INTHEHASTINGSITE- Mueller, BaileyLouise*: DEPOSITS ONMARS SPECTROSCOPY: INSIGHTS INTO PALEOLAKE IN LAKETOWUTI, INDONESIA FROMREFLECTANCE Russell, JamesM.:SOURCETO SINKMINERALOGY Goudge, Timothy A.*; Mustard,JohnF.; Head,JamesW.; CRATER, MARS FOR THE YELLOWKNIFE BAY FORMATION AT GALE COLORADO PLATEAU, USA: AN ANALOG STUDY BASIN MEMBEROFTHEMORRISONFORMATION, CONCRETION FORMATION INTHEJURASSICBRUSHY Potter-McIntyre, SallyL.*:DIAGENETICALTERATION AND CURIOSITY ROVER GEOCHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY FROMTHEMARS IN GALECRATER CALCULATED BASEDONIN-SITU Spycher, Nicolas;Vaniman, David T.: Blank, JenniferG.*;Dobson,PatrickF.; Sonnenthal,EricL.; MINERALOGY SURFACESUBSURFACECHEMISTRY AND AND Koeberl, Christian: Englert, P.*; Bishop,JaniceL.;Patel,S.;Gibson,Everett K.; BREAK MARS – A VIEWFROMCURIOSITY M. Darby:LITHIFICATION OFSEDIMENTARY ROCKSON Yingst, R. Aileen; Heydari,Ezat;Oehler, DorothyZ.;Dyar, Grotzinger, JohnP.; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Farmer, JackD.; Kah, Linda C.*; Williams, RebeccaM.E.; Siebach, Kirsten L.; INTERACTION INDICATIONS OFPROLONGEDWATER-ROCK Milliken, RalphE.*: MECHANICAL AQUEOUS ALTERATIONDOMINATES VIEWED BY THEMARSHANDLENSIMAGER(MAHLI): Kirsten L.:TEXTURESOFGALECRATER ROCKS AS Gupta, Sanjeev;Heydari,Ezat;Rowland,ScottK.;Siebach, Yingst, R. Aileen*; Minitti,MichelleE.;Edgett,KennethS.; CHEMIN’S PERSPECTIVE ROCK INTERACTIONSINGALECRATER, MARS: Shaunna M.:MINERALOGICAL EVIDENCEFORWATER- Douglas W.; Blake,DavidF.; Achilles, CherieN.;Morrison, Morris, RichardV.; Vaniman, David;Bish,DavidL.;Ming, Treiman, A.H.*; Rampe,E.B.;Bristow, Thomas F.; AQUEOUS ACTIVITY ONMARS IMPLICATIONS FORLATE HESPERIANTO AMAZONIAN MINERALS AND DEPOSITS AT NOCTISLABYRINTHUS: Weitz, Cathy*;Bishop,JaniceL.:DIVERSEHYDRATED MARTIAN CENTRAL PEAKS OF CLAY AND HYDRATED SILICA FORMATION AT Sun, Vivian Z.*;Milliken,RalphE.: WATER-ROCK INTERACTIONSONMARS HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING AND IMPLICATIONS FOR LACUSTRINE PILLOWBASALTS: INSIGHTSFROM Roberta L.:CHARACTERIZATION OF ALTERATION OF Edward A.; Mann,Paul;Wilson,JanetteH.;Flemming, Greenberger, RebeccaN.*;Mustard,JohnF.; Cloutis, PORTABLE FIELDSPECTROMETER ALTERATION INHAWAIIAN DRILL COREUSING A Calvin, Wendy*; Lautze,Nicole;Haskins,Eric: DON JUANBASINSEDIMENTS: DIAGENESIS ONMARS AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF RECENT PERIODS 19–22 October FLUID CHEMISTRIES

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 171-12 171-11 171-10 171-9 171-8 171-7 171-6 171-5 171-4 171-3 171-2 171-1 Juergen Schieber, S.GeorgePembertonandM.K.Gingras,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 207 T242. MudDeposition SESSION NO.171 Harry McSween,Presiding 2:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West BallroomB GSA GoldMedalLectures SESSION NO.172

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 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 2:40 PM 2:35 PM 2:30 PM 2:10 PM 2:05 PM 2:00 PM SHALE SEDIMENTOLOGIC EVALUATION OFTHEBAXTER Luna Gonzalez,JoaoC.*;Birgenheier, LaurenP.: HETEROGENEITY OFTHEMANCOSSHALE DeReuil, Aubry A.*; Birgenheier, LaurenP.: WOLFCAMP FORMATION, MIDLANDBASIN,TX VARIABLE SCALESOFSEDIMENTATION INTHE Horton, Brendan*;Locklair, Robert;LunaGonzalez,Joao C.: FLOCCULATING MUDDY ENVIRONMENT PHYSICAL SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURESIN A PRECAMBRIAN MICROBIALLY INDUCED AND CASE STUDY OFTHERELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MONILIFORMIS OFTHEBELT SUPERGROUP: A Rule, Roy*;Pratt,BrianR.;Carter, Yasmin: HORODYSKIA 2.0 GA),FINLAND PALEOPROTEROZOIC TALVIVAARA FORMATION (2.1– CARBONACEOUS MUDSTONES–SILTSTONES OFTHE NEARSHORE DEPOSITIONOFIRONSULFIDE-RICH AND THICKFLUID-MUDLAYERS: DYNAMIC SUBTIDAL INTERTIDAL MICROBIAL MAT DETRITUS,PYRITEBEDS Laitala, JaakkoJ.*:SEMIDIURNAL RHYTHMITES, PALEO-ENVIRONMENT ALBERTA,EASTERN IN AGGREGATEORIGINS AND SECOND WHITESPECKS AND CARLILEFORMATIONS Spencer, RonaldJ.:MUDSTONE AGGREGATES OFTHE Pedersen, PerK.*;Laycock,Dallin;Montgomery, Ben; BREAK PRESERVATION INMUDDY TIDAL FLATS ASSESSMENT OFTOTAL ORGANICMATTER Robbins, LeslieJ.;Webb, EricR.;Zonneveld,John-Paul: Myers, Reed A.*; Gingras,MurrayK.;Konhauser, Kurt O.; HYPOXIA? MODERN MUD-DOMINATED SHELF:EVIDENCEOF James A.: Dashtgard, ShahinE.*;Snedden,John;MacEachern, IN THEMOUTHOF A MACROTIDAL ESTUARY CONTROL ONINTERTIDAL MUDFLAT SEDIMENTATION Cuvilliez, Antoine*; Deloffre, Julien:RIVERFLOW INFLUENCED FRASERRIVER,BC,CANADA DEPOSITED MUD:EXAMPLESFROMTHETIDALLY James A.: La Croix, Andrew D.*;Dashtgard,ShahinE.;MacEachern, GRADED QUARTZPOWDERS MEDIUM AND FINEMUD–FLUMESTUDIESWITH Yawar, Zalmai*:BEDLOADTRANSPORTOFCOARSE, PROCESSES EPICONTINENTAL BASINS–EXPLORINGLIKELY Schieber, Juergen*:MUDREDISTRIBUTIONIN Day Medal:Hunting theMagneticField. DAY MEDAL CITATION (DENNISKENT) DISCUSSION MACDONALD A. FRANCIS and EarlyPaleozoicEnvironmental Change. Donath Medal:TheTectonic ContextofNeoproterozoic DONATH MEDAL CITATION (PAUL F. HOFFMAN) WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION:HAP MCSWEEN UNBIOTURBATED SEDIMENTSON A CHARACTERIZATION OFRAPIDLY SESSION NO.172 LISA TAUXE SEDIMENTARY

225 PM MONDAY SESSION NO. 173

3:00 PM DISCUSSION PALEOECOLOGY OF EARLY CAMPANIAN PLANT 3:05 PM PENROSE MEDAL CITATION (STEVE MARSHAK) COMMUNITIES FROM THE MENEFEE FORMATION 3:10 PM Penrose Medal: Researching the Earth: Living it, 174-9 10:15 AM Pellatt, Marlow G.*: ECOLOGICAL CHANGE, FIRE Loving it, and Sharing it. SUSAN W. KIEFFER HISTORY, AND CLIMATE: HOW LAND MANAGERS ARE USING PALEOECOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE 3:30 PM DISCUSSION ACTIVE MANAGEMENT OF ECOSYSTEMS

SESSION NO. 173 10:30 AM BREAK GSA Hydrogeology Division: Henry Darcy Distinguished Lecture 174-10 10:45 AM Slattery, Joshua S.*; Cárdenas, Andrés L.; Harries, Peter J.: AMMONITE BIODIVERSITY DYNAMICS AND 5:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom C EVOLUTIONARY CONTROLS DURING THE JURASSIC Ben J. Rostron, Presiding TO LATEST CRETACEOUS 5:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 174-11 11:00 AM Yacobucci, Margaret M.*: CEPHALOPOD DIVERSITY AND PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY DURING THE CENOMANIAN- 173-1 5:05 PM Wildenschild, Dorthe*: WHAT HAPPENS IN THE PORE, TURONIAN INTERVAL OF THE LATE CRETACEOUS NO LONGER STAYS IN THE PORE: OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITATIONS FOR POROUS MEDIA 174-12 11:15 AM Stefanic, Candice M.*; Leonard-Pingel, Jill: DID CHARACTERIZATION AND PROCESS QUANTIFICATION CARIBBEAN GASTROPOD ASSEMBLAGES USING X-RAY TOMOGRAPHY FUNCTIONALITY SHIFT AS A RESPONSE TO ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE LATE NEOGENE? 174-13 11:30 AM Christie, Max*; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: BIOGEOGRAPHIC CHANGES FROM THE PLIOCENE TO MODERN IN THE TUESDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2014 ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN

SESSION NO. 175 Sediments (Carbonates/Clastic) MORNING 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS Edward L. Simpson, Scott M. Ireland and Wendy S. Simpson, Presiding 175-1 8:00 AM Greene, Sarah E.*; Arndt, Sandra: WHAT DRIVES SESSION NO. 174 CARBONATE PRECIPITATION AND DISSOLUTION IN Paleontology: Paleoecology and Paleoenvironmental MARINE SEDIMENTS? Reconstructions 175-2 8:15 AM Wang, Yu*; Zhang, Shuichang; Su, Jin: IDENTIFICATION 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 219 OF TWO TYPES OF EVAPORATIVE CONDENSATE IN EARLY PALEOZOIC CARBONATE RESERVOIRS IN THE Katherine N. Marenco and Lisa D. Boucher, Presiding TAZHONG REGION, TARIM BASIN, CHINA 174-1 8:00 AM Dornbos, Stephen Q.*; Kloss, Tristan J.; Chen, Jun-Yuan; 175-3 8:30 AM Smith, Alan M.*; Green, Andrew N.: KUNGURIAN McHenry, Lindsay J.; Marenco, Pedro J.: HIGH- CLINOFORM ARCHITECTURE, FROM THE VRYHEID RESOLUTION GEOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FOR OXIC FORMATION, KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA BOTTOM WATERS IN MULTIPLE CAMBRIAN BURGESS SHALE-TYPE DEPOSITS 175-4 8:45 AM Chen, Qing*: CHANGES IN THE SEDIMENTARY FACIES DURING THE ORDOVICIAN-SILURIAN TRANSITION IN 174-2 8:15 AM Novek, Jonah M.*; Dornbos, Stephen Q.; McHenry, SOUTH CHINA Lindsay J.: PALEOREDOX GEOCHEMISTRY AND BIOTURBATION LEVELS OF THE EARLY CAMBRIAN 175-5 9:00 AM Banerjee, Santanu*: PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL INDIAN SPRINGS LAGERSTÄTTE, POLETA SIGNIFICANCE OF MICROBIAL MAT-RELATED FORMATION, NEVADA STRUCTURES ON SILICICLASTICS: EXAMPLES FROM THE MODERN COASTAL PLAINS OF THE GULF OF 174-3 8:30 AM Marenco, Katherine N.*; Johnson, Claire M.; Marenco, CAMBAY AND THE PROTEROZOIC VINDHYAN BASIN, Pedro J.: THROMBOLITE-STROMATOLITE-SPONGE INDIA MOUNDS DURING THE CAMBRO-ORDOVICIAN MICROBIALITE RESURGENCE: INSIGHTS FROM THE 175-6 9:15 AM Egenhoff, Sven*; Algeo, Thomas J.; Herrmann, Achim D.; LOWER ORDOVICIAN FILLMORE FORMATION, HOUSE Fishman, Neil; Hill, Ronald: MICROBIAL MATS AS RANGE, UTAH INDICATORS OF CONDENSATION IN BLACK SHALES - EXAMPLES FROM THE PENNSYLVANIAN 174-4 8:45 AM Bosak, Tanja*; Mariotti, Giulio; Ai, Xuyuan; Pruss, Sara B.; CYCLOTHEMS OF THE MID-CONTINENT, USA Perron, J. Taylor: PRODUCTION OF WRINKLE STRUCTURES AND LINEAR TRAILS BY MOVING 9:30 AM BREAK MICROBIAL AGGREGATES 175-7 9:45 AM El-Ghali, Mohamed A.K.*: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC 9:00 AM BREAK CONTROL ON THE FORMATION OF IRON-OXIDE FLUID BARRIERS: EXAMPLE FROM PARA- AND 174-5 9:15 AM Pospelova, Vera*: MARINE PALYNOLOGY: RECENT POSTGLACIAL MELAZ SHUQRAN AND MAMUNIYAT ADVANCES AND APPLICATIONS SANDSTONES, UPPER ORDOVICIAN, THE MURZUQ 174-6 9:30 AM Lacourse, Terri*; Davies, Marissa A.: POLLEN AND BASIN-SW LIBYA NON-POLLEN PALYNOMORPH ANALYSES OF PEAT: 175-8 10:00 AM Edwards, Taneisha C.P.*; Mitchell, Simon F.: GEOLOGY INFERRING HOLOCENE VEGETATION CHANGE AND OF BEACHROCK ALONG THE PALISADOES BOG DEVELOPMENT ON NORTHERN VANCOUVER SPIT, JAMAICA: A SPATIAL, TEMPORAL AND ISLAND PETROGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION 174-7 9:45 AM Sims, Hallie*: ACCOUNTING FOR THE “KNOWN 175-9 10:15 AM Wahl, Preston J.*; Yancey, Thomas E.: DATING THE UNKNOWNS” IN A SERIES OF LATE PERMIAN PLANT ARRIVAL OF LARAMIDE UPLIFT SEDIMENTS TO EAST- PALEOCOMMUNITIES FROM THE KAROO BASIN OF CENTRAL TEXAS AND THE NORTHWESTERN GULF OF SOUTH AFRICA MEXICO USING DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY 174-8 10:00 AM Boucher, Lisa D.*: WOOD ASSEMBLAGES FROM WESTERN NORTH AMERICA: COMPOSITION AND

226 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 177

175-10 10:30 AM Farooqui, Muhammad Ahmed*; Kakar, Muhammad Zahir: 176-9 10:15 AM Cramer, Bradley D.*; Vandenbroucke, Thijs R.A.; GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND Ludvigson, Greg A.: THE QUEST FOR PRECISION DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF LOWER IN STRATIGRAPHY AND THE QUANTIFICATION OF CRETACEOUS SEMBAR FORMATION, WESTERN STRATIGRAPHIC UNCERTAINTY SULAIMAN FOLDBELT, PAKISTAN 176-10 10:30 AM Schwartz, Robert K.*; Vuke, Susan M.: ESTUARINE 175-11 10:45 AM Devine, Steven M.*; May, Michael T.: CHARACTERIZATION SEDIMENTATION AT THE SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF THE HANEY LIMESTONE AT THE ALEXANDER OF A PRE-ALBIAN SEAWAY IN THE CRETACEOUS CREEK SECTION, EDMONSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY FORELAND BASIN OF WESTERN MONTANA - LOWER 175-12 11:00 AM Schaaf, Mark*; Schreuder, Maarten: THE SINGLE-EVENT KOOTENAI FORMATION WIND EROSION EVALUATION PROGRAM (SWEEP) 176-11 10:45 AM Cooper, Roger W.*; Cooper, Dee Ann: USING GSSP AS A TOOL FOR EVALUATING AND DESIGNING DUST GUIDELINES FOR THE CENOMANIAN-TURONIAN MITIGATION MEASURES (CE-T); TURONIAN-CONIACIAN (T-CO); AND 175-13 11:15 AM Bonaccorsi, Rosalba*; Baker, Leslie L.; Zent, Aaron P.; CONIACIAN-SANTONIAN (CO-S) STAGE BOUNDARIES, Valdre’, Giovanni; Willson, David; Friese, Richard; McKay, BOQUILLAS FORMATION, BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK Chris: SOURCE- TO- SINK OF CRATER FILL DEPOSITS (BBNP), TX IN ARID HYDROCLIMATIC CONDITIONS (UBEHEBE 176-12 11:00 AM Benhallam, Wassim*; Stright, Lisa; Johnson, Cari: SPATIAL VOLCANIC FIELD, DEATH VALLEY, CA) ANALYSIS OF CHANNEL-BELT STACKING PATTERNS: 175-14 11:30 AM Hickson, Thomas A.*; Gastaldo, Robert A.; Gran, Karen; METRICS TO DISCRIMINATE BETWEEN LOCAL AND Macdonald, Heather; McDaris, John R.; Theissen, REGIONAL CONTROLS ON DEPOSITION IN THE Kevin M.: GETTING TOGETHER: REPORTING ON AN FLUVIAL JOHN HENRY MEMBER OF THE STRAIGHT INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP FOR SEDIMENTARY CLIFFS FORMATION, SOUTHERN UTAH GEOLOGISTS, PALEONTOLOGISTS, AND 176-13 11:15 AM Fluegeman, Richard H.*: ROAD-TESTING THE GEOMORPHOLOGISTS PALEOGENE GLOBAL STRATOTYPE SECTIONS AND POINTS (GSSPS): THE YPRESIAN-LUTETIAN SESSION NO. 176 TRANSITION IN THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN AND THE NORTHERN CARIBBEAN Stratigraphy 176-14 11:30 AM Quartero, Erik M.*; Bentley, Laurence R.; Leier, Andrew: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 BASIN-SCALE STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE AND Michael Melchin and Bradley D. Cramer, Presiding PALEOCENE DISTRIBUTARY FLUVIAL SYSTEMS OF 176-1 8:00 AM Zambito, James*; Stewart, Esther K.; McLaughlin, Patrick; THE CORDILLERAN FORELAND BASIN, ALBERTA, Sullivan, Nicholas B.; Hurth, Michael: NEW INSIGHTS INTO CANADA AM THE CAMBRIAN-ORDOVICIAN BOUNDARY INTERVAL 176-15 11:45 AM Edwards, Lucy E.*: ROAD-TESTING GSSPS IN THE SEA-LEVEL HISTORY ON THE WISCONSIN ARCH MIOCENE COASTAL PLAIN OF MARYLAND AND 176-2 8:15 AM Byun, Ukhwan*; Kwon, Yikyun: HIGH-RESOLUTION VIRGINIA, USA SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY FOR THE JIGUNSAN FORMATION SESSION NO. 177 176-3 8:30 AM Melchin, Michael J.*; Sheets, H. David; Mitchell, Charles E.; Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonic Processes Revealed Fan, Junxuan: ROAD-TESTING TWO LATE ORDOVICIAN- through Detrital Zircon Geochronology and Thermochronology, EARLY SILURIAN GSSPS USING HORIZON ANNEALING Paleontological, Seismic and GPS Analyses FOR QUANTITATIVE STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATION TUESDAY 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 176-4 8:45 AM Sullivan, Nicholas B.*; Brett, Carlton E.; McLaughlin, Jeffrey M. Rahl and Ashraf Uddin, Presiding Patrick I.; Kleffner, Mark A.; Cramer, Bradley D.; Thomka, James R.: NEW CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC DATA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS FROM THE TELYCHIAN (LLANDOVERY; SILURIAN) 177-1 8:05 AM Maruyama, Shigenori*: GROWTH CURVE OF THE OF THE NORTHERN APPALACHIAN BASIN AND CONTINENTAL CRUST AND ITS IMPLICATION TO THE ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR EXISTING SEQUENCE THERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE EARTH STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORKS 177-2 8:20 AM Sawada, Hikaru*; Maruyama, Shigenori; Hirata, Takafumi; 176-5 9:00 AM McAdams, Neo E.B.*; Schmitz, Mark D.; Kleffner, Mark A.; Sakata, Shuhei: AGE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS Ebert, James R.; Cramer, Bradley D.: RECALIBRATING OF THE PAST CONTINENTAL CRUST ESTIMATED THE SILURIAN–DEVONIAN BOUNDARY: A NEW, HIGH- THROUGH DETRITAL ZIRCON CHRONOLOGY PRECISION CA-ID-TIMS DATE FOR THE ‘KALKBERG’ 177-3 8:35 AM Zhang, Xiaoran*; Zhao, Guochun: TECTONIC EVOLUTION K-BENTONITE FROM OCEANIC SUBDUCTION TO CONTINENT-ARC 176-6 9:15 AM Schweickert, Richard A.*; Christe, Geoff; Pecha, Mark; COLLISION OF THE JUNGGAR OCEAN: CONSTRAINTS Garside, Larry J.: MIDDLE TO LATE JURASSIC FROM U-PB DATING AND HF ISOTOPES OF DETRITAL U-PB AGES OF INTERMEDIATE TO SILICIC, ZIRCONS FROM THE NORTH TIANSHAN BELT METAVOLCANIC ROCK OF THE PEAVINE SEQUENCE, 177-4 8:50 AM Shang, Fei*; Weislogel, Amy L.: DETRITAL ZIRCON NEAR RENO, NEVADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOCHRONOLOGY FROM THE MESOZOIC QAMDO REGIONAL CORRELATION WITHIN THE MESOZOIC (CHANGDU) BASIN, SOUTHEASTERN TIBET: CORDILLERAN ARC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PALEO- AND MESO-TETHYS 176-7 9:30 AM Sanchez-Hernandez, Yosmel*; Maurrasse, Florentin J-M.R.: EVOLUTION CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE BARREMIAN-APTIAN 177-5 9:05 AM Zeng, Min*; Ettensohn, Frank R.; Zhang, Ruisi: EL PUI SECTION, ORGANYA BASIN, SOUTH CENTRAL STRATIGRAPHIC AND GEOCHRONOLOGIC EVIDENCE PYRENEES, SPAIN: ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR LATE TRIASSIC INITIAL SUBDUCTION OF THE ASSOCIATED WITH CARBON ISOTOPE SEGMENTS BANGONG-NUJIANG (TETHYS) OCEAN BENEATH C2 - C6, ACROSS OAE1A QIANGTANG 176-8 9:45 AM Donovan, Arthur D.*: A COMMON SENSE CHECK ON 177-6 9:20 AM Uddin, Ashraf*; Chowdhury, Nur Uddin Md. Khaled: STAGE BOUNDARY PLACEMENT DETRITAL HISTORY OF THE PERMO-CARBONIFEROUS 10:00 AM BREAK GONDWANAN SANDSTONES OF NORTHWESTERN BANGLADESH AND JHARIA BASIN OF INDIA

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 227 SESSION NO. 177

177-7 9:35 AM Rahl, Jeffrey M.*; Harbor, David J.; Galli, C.I.: UPLIFT AND SESSION NO. 179 EROSION HISTORY OF THE EASTERN CORDILLERA IN T10. Development and Destruction of Accretionary Complexes NW ARGENTINA FROM DETRITAL GEOCHRONOLOGY in Time and Space: Evolving Evidence from Modern Techniques OF THE FORELAND BASIN SEDIMENTS OF THE and Structural Analysis of the Rock Record (GSA Structural NEOGENE ORAN GROUP EXPOSED ALONG THE Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, RÍO IRUYA Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) 9:50 AM BREAK 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 177-8 10:05 AM Sanchez, Taylor B.*; Riggs, Nancy R.; Reynolds, Stephen J.; Sarah M. Roeske, Terry L. Pavlis and John I. Garver, Presiding Barth, Andrew P.: EARLY MESOZOIC CORDILLERAN ARC MAGMATISM: THE DETRITAL ZIRCON RECORD OF THE 179-1 8:00 AM Ernst, W.G.*: LATE JURASSIC-EARLY MIOCENE BUCKSKIN FORMATION, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA CLASTIC SEDIMENTATION AND PLATE-TECTONIC AND SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA EVOLUTION OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA—A CLASSIC ACCRETIONARY MARGIN 177-9 10:20 AM Bidgoli, Tandis S.*; Amir, Erika; Walker, J. Douglas; Stockli, Daniel F.; Andrew, Joseph E.; Caskey, S. John: SPACE- 179-2 8:15 AM Garver, John I.*; Davidson, Cameron: DETRITAL ZIRCON TIME PATTERNS AND GEODYNAMIC DRIVERS OF OF THE CHUGACH-PRINCE WILLIAM ACCRETIONARY MIOCENE TO PLIOCENE STRAIN IN DEATH VALLEY, CA COMPLEX, ALASKA FROM LOW TEMPERATURE THERMOCHRONOLOGY 179-3 8:30 AM Day, Erik M.*; Pavlis, Terry; Amato, Jeffrey: A NEW 177-10 10:35 AM Blackburn, Nathaniel C.*; Gani, Nahid D.; Van Soest, TECTONO-METAMORPHIC MODEL FOR THE Matthijs C.: CENOZOIC INCISION OF THE ETHIOPIAN EMPLACEMENT OF THE ICEBERG LAKE AND LIBERTY PLATEAU FROM THERMAL MODELING CREEK BLUESCHIST BODIES, SOUTH CENTRAL ALASKA 177-11 10:50 AM Rueda-Gaxiola, Jaime*: THE “HISPANIC CORRIDOR”, ACROSS THE EARLY GULF OF MEXICO 179-4 8:45 AM Webb, Laura E.*; Klepeis, Keith A.; Jones, Daniel A.; Webber, Jeffrey R.; Cembrano, José; Morata, 177-12 11:05 AM Kurt, Hulya*: SUBMARINE ACTIVE TECTONISM AND Diego; Mora-Klepeis, Gabriela; Arancibia, Gloria: SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY IN THE GULF OF IZMIT, THERMOCHRONOLOGIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE MARMARA SEA-TURKEY LATE PALEOZOIC AND EARLY MESOZOIC TECTONIC 177-13 11:20 AM Kirschvink, Joseph L.*; Jiang, Junle: POTENTIAL SEISMIC EVOLUTION OF COASTAL CENTRAL CHILE (33.5 S) AND TSUNAMI HAZARD FROM THE PALAU TRENCH, 179-5 9:00 AM Agard, Philippe*; Plunder, Alexis; Angiboust, Samuel; Guillot, AS VIEWED FROM MOLLUSCAN GRAZING NOTCHES Stéphane; Burov, Evgueni: ACCRETION, UNDERPLATING, IN THE UPLIFTED CORAL ATOLLS OF PALAU DETACHMENT AND EXHUMATION ALONG THE 177-14 11:35 AM Mattioli, Glen S.*: USING GPS OBSERVATIONS TO SUBDUCTION PLATE INTERFACE: IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTAND THE EARTH: EXAMPLES FROM PBO, SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM RHEOLOGY OF THE COCONET, AND TLALOCNET PLATE INTERFACE, FROM NASCENT SUBDUCTION TO CLOSURE SESSION NO. 178 179-6 9:20 AM Mulcahy, Sean R.*; Starnes, Jesslyn K.; Coble, P4. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and Matthew A.; Day, Howard W.; Vervoort, Jeffrey D.: EARLY, Society I (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; PROLONGED AND VARIABLE METAMORPHISM OF GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; EXOTIC BLOCKS IN THE FRANCISCAN SUBDUCTION GSA International Section; GSA Quaternary Geology and COMPLEX Geomorphology Division) 179-7 9:35 AM Cloos, Mark*; Ukar, Estibalitz: BLUESCHIST BLOCKS IN 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A THE SHALE-MATRIX MELANGE OF THE FRANCISCAN Andrew Meigs and Chris Goldfinger, Presiding COMPLEX OF CALIFORNIA: METAMORPHIC AUREOLES AND SUBDUCTION CHANNEL UPWELLING 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 9:55 AM DISCUSSION - QUESTIONS FROM AUDIENCE 178-1 8:05 AM Lay, Thorne*: A GLOBAL SURGE OF GREAT EARTHQUAKES FROM 2004-2014 AND IMPLICATIONS 10:10 AM BREAK FOR CASCADIA 179-8 10:25 AM Pavlis, Terry*; Amato, Jeffrey: KINEMATIC MODELS FOR 178-2 8:30 AM Wang, Kelin*: CASCADIA AS AN END-MEMBER THE MÉLANGE MIXING PROCESS VIA SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCER OF GREAT SUBDUCTION EARTHQUAKES SLIP ON MULTIPLE FAULTS IN THE SUBDUCTION CHANNEL 178-3 8:55 AM McCaffrey, Robert*; King, Robert W.; Schmalzle, Gina: GEODETIC CONSTRAINTS ON CASCADIA LOCKING 179-9 10:40 AM Wakita, Koji*: NATURE OF PERMIAN OPS MÉLANGE IN AKIYOSHI BELT, SOUTHWEST JAPAN 178-4 9:20 AM Schmalzle, Gina*; McCaffrey, Robert; Creager, Kenneth C.: CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONE LOCKING 179-10 10:55 AM Xia, Haoran*; Platt, John P.: P-T-T ESTIMATION OF THE FOOTWALL AND HANGING WALL OF THE VINCENT 9:45 AM BREAK FAULT, SAN GABRIEL MTNS, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 178-5 10:00 AM Hyndman, Roy D.*; McCrory, Patricia A.; Wech, Aaron; 179-11 11:10 AM McEwen, Gerri*; Johnston, Stephen T.: TECTONIC Kao, Honn; Ague, Jay J.: CASCADIA SUBDUCTING DEFORMATION OF THE PANDORA PEAK UNIT PLATE FLUIDS CHANNELLED TO FOREARC MANTLE INFERRED BY FOLDING AT HARLING POINT, VICTORIA, CORNER: ETS AND SILICA DEPOSITION BC: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PACIFIC RIM TERRANE 178-6 10:25 AM McCrory, Patricia A.*; Hyndman, Roy D.; Blair, J. Luke: 179-12 11:25 AM Roig, Claudia I.*; Cavosie, Aaron J.; Davidson, Cameron; RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CASCADIA FOREARC Garver, John I.; Valley, John W.: OXYGEN AND HAFNIUM MANTLE CORNER, NON VOLCANIC TREMOR, AND THE ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF ZIRCON, QUARTZ, AND DOWNDIP LIMIT OF SEISMIC RUPTURE GARNET FROM THE NEAR-TRENCH CRAWFISH INLET 178-7 10:50 AM Witter, Robert C.*; Kelsey, Harvey M.: THE NATURE AND KRESTOF PLUTONS, BARANOF ISLAND, ALASKA OF CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONE EARTHQUAKE 11:40 AM DISCUSSION CYCLES DRAWN FROM COASTAL PALEOSEISMOLOGY 178-8 11:15 AM Goldfinger, Chris*: INTEGRATING ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE PALEOSEISMIC DATA: A BAYESIAN MODEL 11:40 AM DISCUSSION

228 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 181

SESSION NO. 180 SESSION NO. 181 T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan-Karakorum- Compositional Evolution of Subvolcanic Magmatic Systems (GSA Tibet Orogenic System from the Mantle to Mountain Peaks (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Erik W. Klemetti, Lily Lowery Claiborne and Kathryn E. Watts, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Delores M. Robinson, Soumyajit Mukherjee and Barun Kumar Mukherjee, 180-1 8:05 AM Kent, Adam J.R.*; Cooper, Kari M.; Huber, Christian; Presiding Deering, Chad D.; Degruyter, Wim J.: THE THERMAL HISTORY OF SHALLOW MAGMA STORAGE 181-1 8:00 AM Kohn, Matthew J.*: HIMALAYAN METAMORPHIC CHRONOLOGY COMES OF AGE – REVIEW AND 180-2 8:25 AM Klemetti, Erik W.*; Stelten, Mark; Claiborne, Lily L.; Kent, PROSPECTS Adam J.R.; Clynne, Michael A.; Bertolett, Elisabeth M.; Hernandez, Lindsey D.: CRYSTAL MUSH STORAGE 181-2 8:20 AM Buckingham, Heather M.*; Larson, Kyle P.; Coutand, CONDITIONS ACROSS THE CASCADE RANGE Isabelle; Camacho, A.; Ambrose, Tyler K.: EVOLUTION INFERRED FROM ZIRCON AGE AND TRACE ELEMENT AND LATE STAGE DEFORMATION OF THE HIMALAYAN COMPOSITIONS METAMORPHIC CORE, KANCHENJUNGA REGION, EASTERN NEPAL 180-3 8:40 AM Rusk, Brian G.*; Clynne, Michael A.; Miller, Chase; Bleick, Heather A.: PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE 181-3 8:35 AM Lederer, Graham*; Cottle, John M.; Larson, Kyle P.: EVOLUTION OF THE CHAOS CRAGS MAGMATIC LINKING THE MANASLU GRANITE TO ITS SOURCE SYSTEM, MT LASSEN; INSIGHTS FROM CL TEXTURES USING MONAZITE PETROCHRONOLOGY AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN QUARTZ PHENOCRYSTS 181-4 8:50 AM Kerswell, Buchanan*; Fellows, Steven A.; Emerman, 180-4 8:55 AM Putirka, Keith*: AMPHIBOLE-LIQUID EQUILIBRIA: Steven H.; Panday, Suman; Adhikari, Santosh: BAROMETERS AND THERMOMETERS FOR VOLCANIC GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF TOURMALINE AS SYSTEMS A TOOL FOR DETERMINING THE LOCATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAIN CENTRAL THRUST, 180-5 9:10 AM Watts, Kathryn E.*; John, David A.; Coble, Matthew A.; CENTRAL NEPAL Colgan, Joseph P.; Henry, Christopher D.: ION MICROPROBE STUDY OF AU AND TRACE METALS 181-5 9:05 AM Parsons, Andrew J.*; Phillips, Richard J.; Lloyd, IN SULFIDE MELT INCLUSIONS FROM A RHYOLITE Geoffrey E.; Searle, Micheal P.; Law, Richard D.: PORPHYRY INTRUSION IN THE CAETANO CALDERA, TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE GREATER HIMALAYAN NEVADA SEQUENCE, ANNAPURNA-DHAULAGIRI HIMALAYA, AM CENTRAL NEPAL 9:25 AM DISCUSSION 181-6 9:20 AM Carosi, Rodolfo*; Montomoli, Chiara; Iaccarino, Salvatore: 180-6 9:40 AM Memeti, Vali*: IMPORTANCE OF CRYSTAL MIXING AND DEFORMATION WITHIN THE GREATER HIMALAYAN FRACTIONATION IN CONTINENTAL ARC MAGMAS: SEQUENCE IN CENTRAL HIMALAYA: IN-SEQUENCE WHERE, WHEN AND HOW? SHEARING AND METAMORPHISM BY CRUSTAL 180-7 10:00 AM McAtamney, Janelle*; Cottle, John; Blackford, Nolan: ACCRETION FROM THE INDIAN PLATE U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF A NESTED PLUTON: 181-7 9:40 AM Robinson, Delores M.*; Khanal, Subodha; Kohn, Matthew J.; MOUNT WHITNEY INTRUSIVE SUITE, SIERRA NEVADA, Mandal, Subhadip: A NEW MODEL FOR BUILDING THE CALIFORNIA HIMALAYA USING THE GREATER HIMALAYAN THRUST TUESDAY 180-8 10:15 AM Nadin, Elisabeth S.*; Saleeby, Jason B.: THERMAL SYSTEM EVOLUTION OF THE SIERRA NEVADA BATHOLITH, 9:55 AM BREAK WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR LOCALIZING SOLID-STATE DEFORMATION 181-8 10:10 AM Harrison, T. Mark*; Wielicki, Matthew; Lovera, Oscar M.; DePaolo, D.J.; Zhu, Di-Cheng; Zhao, Zhidan; Yin, An; Mo, 180-9 10:30 AM Poletti, Jacob*; Cottle, John M.: TITANITE AS A Xuanxue: TESTING TECTONIC MODELS USING TIME- PETROCHRONOMETER IN ROCKS WITH COMPLEX VARYING CRUSTAL THICKNESS VARIATIONS ACROSS ZIRCON U-PB SYSTEMATICS SOUTHERN TIBET 10:45 AM BREAK 181-9 10:25 AM Taylor, Michael H.*; Styron, Richard H.; Murphy, Michael A.; 180-10 11:00 AM Kentner, Adrienne E.*; Nadin, Elisabeth S.; Izbekov, Pavel; Sundell, Kurt E.; McCallister, Andrew T.; Gosse, John C.; Nye, Christopher J.; Neil, Owen K.: PETROGENESIS Whipp, David M.: DYNAMICS OF EAST-WEST OF MAFIC AND ULTRAMAFIC ENCLAVES FROM EXTENSION IN THE WESTERN REGION OF THE KASATOCHI VOLCANO AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INDO–ASIAN COLLISION ZONE FORMATION OF NEW CRUST ALONG THE CENTRAL 181-10 10:40 AM Orme, Devon A.*; Carrapa, Barbara; DeCelles, P.G.: ALEUTIAN ARC EVOLUTION OF SEDIMENTARY BASINS ALONG THE 180-11 11:30 AM Kay, Suzanne Mahlburg*; Tibbetts, Ashley; Jicha, Brian R.: INDUS-YARLUNG SUTURE ZONE, SOUTHERN TIBET: THE MAGMATIC AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF ATTU IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TIMING OF THE INITIAL ISLAND IN THE NEAR ISLANDS OF THE ALEUTIAN ARC STAGES OF THE INDIA-ASIA COLLISION 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 181-11 11:00 AM Metcalf, Kathryn*; Kapp, Paul; Orme, Devon A.; Laskowski, Andrew: PROVENANCE OF THE INDUS-YARLUNG SUTURE MÉLANGE AND THE ONSET OF TETHYAN HIMALAYA-ASIA COLLISION, SOUTHERN TIBET 181-12 11:15 AM Smit, Matthijs A.*; Hacker, Brad; Lee, Jeff: EARLY EOCENE THICKENING REVEALED BY TIBETAN GARNET 181-13 11:30 AM Leech, Mary*; Coble, Matthew A.; Singh, Sandeep; Guillot, Stéphane; Jain, A.K.: NEW U-PB AGE AND TRACE ELEMENT COMPOSITION OF YOUNG METAMORPHIC ZIRCON RIMS FROM THE UHP TSO MORARI COMPLEX, NW HIMALAYA, DISTINGUISHES PEAK FROM RETROGRADE METAMORPHISM

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 229 SESSION NO. 181

181-14 11:45 AM Diedesch, Timothy*; Jessup, Micah J.; Cottle, 182-14 11:35 AM Brugman, Melinda M.*; Scholefield, Samantha: LILY POINT John M.; Zeng, Lingsen: TIMING OF BARROVIAN RIP-UP DEPOSIT AT POINT ROBERTS WASHINGTON: METAMORPHISM AND DUCTILE THINNING IN LHAGOI POSSIBLE ORIGIN FROM A BIG WAVE EVENT DURING KANGRI DOME, SOUTHERN TIBET THE LAST INTERGLACIAL

SESSION NO. 182 SESSION NO. 183 T41. Advances in Tsunami and Storm Research (GSA Quaternary T74. Geoscience Field Education: The Implications of Research Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary and Practice for Workforce Development (GSA Geoscience Geology Division; Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); GSA Education Division; National Association of Geoscience Teachers) Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 Heather L. Petcovic, Alison Stokes and Joshua L. Caulkins, Presiding Breanyn MacInnes and Andrew Moore, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 183-1 8:05 AM Wilson, Carolyn*; Keane, Christopher M.; Houlton, 182-1 8:05 AM Chague-Goff, Catherine*: USING GEOCHEMISTRY TO Heather R.: THE DYNAMICS OF THE EDUCATION AND CHARACTERISE TSUNAMI DEPOSITS AND IDENTIFY TRAINING OF THE GEOSCIENCE WORKFORCE THE TSUNAMI INUNDATION LIMIT 183-2 8:20 AM Jolley, Alison*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Brogt, Erik; Kennedy, 182-2 8:20 AM Woodruff, Jonathan D.*; Kanamaru, Kinuyo; Kundu, Ben: FOSTERING GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES THROUGH Shohini; Cook, Timothy L.: DEPOSITIONAL EVIDENCE FIELD EDUCATION IN POST-QUAKE CANTERBURY, FOR THE KAMIKAZE TYPHOONS: CLIMATE, EXTREME NEW ZEALAND WEATHER, AND THE COLLAPSE OF THE MONGOL 183-3 8:35 AM Kelso, Paul R.*; Spencer, Matthew K.; Brown, Lewis M.; EMPIRE Sabatine, Stephanie; Bouschor, Robin: TEACHING 182-3 8:35 AM Nishimura, Yuichi*: SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND GEOLOGY IN THE FIELD: A MODEL FOR BROADENING SEDIMENTARY FEATURES OF TSUNAMI DEPOSITS PARTICIPATION AND FOR INTEGRATIVE LEARNING IN PUMICE- AND CARBONATE-DOMINATED BEACH OPPORTUNITIES ENVIRONMENTS 183-4 8:50 AM Granados-Aguilar, Raquel*; Giardino, John R.; Price, 182-4 8:50 AM Makino, Yasu*: SEDIMENTATION OF THE 2011 GIANT Amy E.; Gonzalez, Javier-Ovidedo; Rubiz-Cubillo, Pablo: TSUNAMI WAVES ON A SANDY BEACH ALONG THE FROM FIELD MAPPING TO 3-D MODEL THROUGH PACIFIC COAST OF EAST JAPAN FIELD MAPPING EDUCATION, STUDY ABROAD 182-5 9:05 AM Toomey, Michael R.*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Tierney, Jessica: EXPERIENCE AND PUBLIC SERVICE AT THE COUPLED HYDROGRAPHIC AND TROPICAL CYCLONE TEXAS A&M SOLTIS CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND VARIABILITY IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC OVER THE LATE EDUCATION, SAN ISIDERO, COSTA RICA HOLOCENE 183-5 9:05 AM Klancher, Jacki*: THE INTERDISCIPLINARY CLIMATE 182-6 9:20 AM Baranes, Hannah E.*; Woodruff, Jonathan D.; Wallace, CHANGE EXPEDITION (ICCE) AND THE IMPLICATIONS Davin J.; Kanamaru, Kinuyo; Cook, Timothy L.: FOR ENHANCING LEARNING AND EMPLOYABILITY SEDIMENTOLOGICAL SIGNATURES OF LARGE SCALE 183-6 9:20 AM Parizek, Katarin A.*: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH INUNDATION EVENTS: RECORDS OF THE 1707 AD TO TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND HOEI TSUNAMI FROM THE BUNGO CHANNEL, JAPAN SUSTAINABILITY TO DIVERSE UNIVERSITY LEARNERS 9:35 AM BREAK 9:35 AM DISCUSSION 182-7 9:50 AM Jahn, Kalle L.*; Cox, Rónadh: SEDIMENTOLOGIC 183-7 9:50 AM Hargrave, Jennifer E.*; Hargrave, Reko G.: TEACHING ANALYSIS OF COASTAL BOULDER DEPOSITS IN THE OBSERVATIONAL SKILLS AND PRACTICAL FIELD NORTHEAST ATLANTIC REGION METHODS IN A CORE GEOLOGY COURSE 182-8 10:05 AM Switzer, Adam D.*; Soria, Janneli Lea A.; Manglicmot, 183-8 10:05 AM Lang, N.P.*; Claiborne, L.L.; McDowell, Susanne M.; Michelle; Gallentes, Adonis; Siringan, Fernando: BOULDER Miller, C.F.; Heerboth, Melissa: AN INITIAL ASSESSMENT FIELDS ON SAMAR ISLAND, PHILIPPINES DEPOSITED OF THE STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTING BY SUPER TYPHOON HAIYAN : IMPLICATIONS FOR AN INTEGRATED FIELD- AND LAB-BASED THE STORM VS TSUNAMI DEBATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 182-9 10:20 AM Wallace, Davin J.*; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; Woodruff, IN THE BLACK MOUNTAINS OF NW ARIZONA Jonathan D.: RECONSTRUCTING WESTERN ATLANTIC 183-9 10:20 AM Sisson, Virginia*; Villareal, Dustin; Khan, Shuhab: HOLOCENE HURRICANE IMPACTS FROM TWO BRINGING ROCKS TO THE SCREEN: A VIRTUAL FIELD COASTAL PONDS IN BERMUDA TRIP FOR THE LLANO UPLIFT, CENTRAL TX 182-10 10:35 AM Kiage, Lawrence*: A PALEOTEMPESTOLOGY RECORD 183-10 10:35 AM Clary, Renee M.*: OPTIMIZING “FOSSIL PARKS”: FROM THE COAST OF GEORGIA, USA RESEARCH-BASED IMPLICATIONS FOR ENHANCING 182-11 10:50 AM Cox, Rónadh*; Watkins, Oona G.; Tellez, Kelly; Stamp, PUBLIC GEOLITERACY WITHIN INFORMAL FIELD Laura K.; Irvine, Spenser W.; Castro, Jorge A.; Atwood, ENVIRONMENTS Caroline E.; Adamson, Kelsey P.: MEASURING THE 183-11 10:50 AM Caulkins, Joshua L.*; Hickey, Kenneth A.; Scoates, EFFECTS OF WINTER STORMS (2013-2014) ON James S.; Harris, Sara E.: MAPPING FOR MASTERY: BOULDER AND MEGAGRAVEL ACCUMULATIONS IN EVOLUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH WESTERN IRELAND COLUMBIA OLIVER FIELD SCHOOL, OKANAGAN, 182-12 11:05 AM Kress, Michael*; Fritz, William J.; Benimoff, Alan I.; Dzedzits, BRITISH COLUMBIA Eugene: ADCIRC STORM SURGE MODELING OF THE 183-12 11:05 AM Dohaney, Jacqueline*; Brogt, Erik; Kennedy, Ben: NEW ARTIFICIAL DUNE SYSTEM FROM SOUTH BEACH STRATEGIES AND PERCEPTIONS OF FIELD NOTE- TO FOX BEACH, STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK TAKING: INSIGHTS FROM A GEOTHERMAL FIELD 182-13 11:20 AM MacInnes, Breanyn*; Griswold, Frances: HISTORICAL LESSON TSUNAMI AND PALEOTSUNAMI RECONNAISSANCE IN 183-13 11:20 AM Pyle, Eric J.*; Whitmeyer, Steven J.: MULTIPLE THE ISLANDS OF THE FOUR MOUNTAINS, ALEUTIAN DIMENSIONS OF ASSESSMENT IN FIELD COURSE ISLANDS, ALASKA

230 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 185

EXERCISES: THE DEVELOPMENT OF RUBRICS FOR SESSION NO. 185 VALID AND RELIABLE ASSESSMENT T87. Past Human-Environment Interactions (GSA Archaeological 11:35 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) SESSION NO. 184 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (GSA Catherine H. Yansa and Albert E. Fulton II, Presiding Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Karst Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute) 185-1 8:00 AM Gajewski, Konrad*; Chaput, Michelle: HUMAN- ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS AT REGIONAL TO 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 CONTINENTAL SCALES Douglas Gouzie, Matthew D. Covington and Joseph Myre, Presiding 185-2 8:15 AM Wilson, Michael C.*: WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY: 184-1 8:00 AM Fratesi, Beth*; Green, Ronald T.; Carrera, Jesus; Cabeza, PALEONTOLOGICAL, CHRONOLOGICAL AND Yoar; Bertetti, F. Paul; Winterle, James; McGinnis, Ronald: TAPHONOMIC PERSPECTIVES ON PALEOCOLOGY REFINED HYDROSTRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK AND AFTER THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM IN COASTAL NUMERICAL MODEL OF THE EDWARDS AQUIFER, BRITISH COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON TEXAS 185-3 8:35 AM Johnson, William C.*; Campbell, L. Janice; Morehead, 184-2 8:15 AM Kromann, Jenna S.*; Sharp, John M. Jr.; Gary, Marcus O.: James R.: PALEOINDIAN AFFINITIES FOR COASTAL SURFACE WATER RECHARGE IN KARST: EDWARDS LANDSCAPES IN NORTHWEST FLORIDA, USA AQUIFER - NUECES RIVER SYSTEM 185-4 8:50 AM Guccione, Margaret J.*: ALLUVIAL STYLES AFFECT 184-3 8:30 AM Yelderman, Joe C.*; Wong, Stephanie: MULTI- THE ARCHEOLOGICAL SETTLEMENT RECORD, WITH PARAMETER PROFILING IN A KARST SPRING EXAMPLES FROM THE MISSOURI, RED, MISSISSIPPI INVESTIGATION: INSIGHTFUL, AFFORDABLE AND RIVER VALLEYS EASY 185-5 9:10 AM Goman, Michelle F.*; Joyce, Arthur; Hedgepeth, Jessica; 184-4 8:45 AM Gouzie, Douglas*; Mickus, Kevin: COMBINING Lock, Grace; Salazar-Chavez, Victor; Vieira, Daniel: ~1500 QUANTITATIVE DYE-TRACING WITH GEOPHYSICAL YEARS OF HUMAN-LANDSCAPE INTERACTIONS AT EL METHODS TO UNDERSTAND KARST CONDUIT FLOW CHARQUITO, LOWER RIO VERDE VALLEY, OAXACA SYSTEMS 185-6 9:25 AM Cajigas, Rachel*: EARLY AGRICULTURAL PERIOD 184-5 9:00 AM Brackman, Thomas*: IDENTIFYING SUBSURFACE VOIDS FLOODPLAIN RECONSTRUCTION: SURVEY OF USING ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY AND REMI IRRIGATION CANALS AT THE LA PLAYA SITE, SONORA, 184-6 9:15 AM Schiller, Arnulf*: ADVANCED IMAGING OF HIDDEN MEXICO AM CONDUITS WITH HELICOPTER ELECTROMAGNETICS 9:40 AM BREAK IN THE COASTAL KARST PLAIN OF TULUM, MEXICO 185-7 9:55 AM Kielhofer, Jennifer R.*: A RECORD OF LANDSCAPE 184-7 9:30 AM Denizman, Can*: SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF SURFACE EVOLUTION AND HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT AND SUBSURFACE KARST: CLUES FOR STRUCTURAL INTERACTION AT THE YANGGUANZHAI CONTROL ON KARST DEVELOPMENT IN FLORIDA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, NORTH-CENTRAL CHINA 184-8 9:45 AM Perne, Matija*; Covington, Matthew D.; Myre, Joseph: 185-8 10:10 AM Mandel, Rolfe D.*; Simmons, Alan H.: MODELING OF BEDROCK CHANNEL AND CAVE GEOARCHAEOLOGY OF AIS YIORKIS, AN EVOLUTION USING COMPUTATIONAL FLUID UPLAND EARLY ACERAMIC NEOLITHIC SITE IN

DYNAMICS SOUTHWESTERN CYPRUS: EVIDENCE FOR HUMAN- TUESDAY 10:00 AM BREAK ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS 184-9 10:15 AM Toran, Laura*; Herman, Ellen K.; Vesper, Dorothy J.; Reisch, 185-9 10:30 AM Fulton, Albert E.*; Yansa, Catherine H.: POLLEN Chad: USING ION RATIOS AND STORM HYSTERESIS TO INDICATORS OF LATE HOLOCENE NATIVE AMERICAN TRACK KARST FLOW PATHS VEGETATION IMPACTS IN THE FINGER LAKES REGION OF NEW YORK STATE, USA 184-10 10:30 AM Pistre, Séverin*; Hakoun, Vivien; Falgayrettes, Pascal; Nou, Alexandre: AN UNTETHERED PROBE FOR 185-10 10:45 AM Beaudoin, Alwynne B.*; Oetelaar, Gerald A.: DROWNED KARST CONDUITS MAPPING AND FLOW INVESTIGATING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND CHARACTERIZATION CULTURAL RESPONSES TO THE MAZAMA ASHFALL ON THE NORTHERN PLAINS 184-11 10:45 AM Bandy, Ashley M.*; Fryar, Alan E.; Macko, Stephen A.; Cook, Kimberly: USE OF STABLE ISOTOPE-LABELED 185-11 11:00 AM Reuther, Joshua D.*; Rogers, Jason S.; Wallace, Kristi L.; ESCHERICHIA COLI AS A TRACER IN KARST Hays, Justin M.; Olmedo, Karin; Bowman, Robert C.; AQUIFERS Wooley, Chris B.: HIGH ALTITUDE ECOSYSTEMS, VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS AND HUMAN LAND USE: A 184-12 11:00 AM Galvao, Paulo*; Halihan, Todd; Hirata, Ricardo: USE OF 7,000 YEAR RECORD FROM THE WESTERN ALASKA GEOLOGIC MAPPING AND OPTICAL LOGGING TO RANGE EVALUATE KARST GEOTECHNICAL RISKS IN AN URBAN AREA, CITY OF SETE LAGOAS, MINAS GERAIS, 185-12 11:15 AM Anderson, Kirk*; Ort, Michael H.; Elson, Mark; Patrick, BRAZIL Wenonah J.; Homan, Emily C.: CULTURAL RESPONSE TO CHANGING LANDSCAPES FROM THE ERUPTION 184-13 11:15 AM Wall, John*; Bohnenstiehl, DelWayne R.; Wegmann, OF SUNSET CRATER IN THE LATE 11TH CENTURY, Karl W.; Levine, Norman S.: A MORPHOMETRIC NORTHERN ARIZONA, USA COMPARISON OF STATE INVENTORIED AND SEMI- AUTOMATED CATALOGS OF KARST DEPRESSIONS AT 185-13 11:30 AM McCoy, Floyd W.*; Heiken, Grant: RECONSTRUCTING A APALACHICOLA NATIONAL FOREST AND MAMMOTH PRE-ERUPTION MINOAN THERA CAVE NATIONAL PARK 184-14 11:30 AM Veni, George*; Goldscheider, Nico; Chen, Zhao: THE WORLD KARST AQUIFER MAPPING PROJECT (WOKAM): A TOOL FOR REGIONAL TO GLOBAL SCALE KARST RESEARCH

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SESSION NO. 186 186-13 11:40 AM Thompson, John F.H.*; Rhys, David: THE STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK OF GOLD-RICH MINERALIZING T89. Structural and Tectonic Controls on Gold Mineralization SYSTEMS from the Roots of Mountain Belts to Hot Springs (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; Society of Economic Geologists) 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 302/303 SESSION NO. 187 Julie V. Rowland and David Rhys, Presiding T105. Deconstructing Terroir: Geologic Influences on the Sensory 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Components of Foods and Beverages (GSA Hydrogeology 186-1 8:05 AM Micklethwaite, Steven*: RAPID DURATIONS OF ORE Division) DEPOSIT FORMATION AND SELF-ORGANISING 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 205/206 PHENOMENA: IMPLICATIONS FOR TARGETING? Kevin R. Pogue and Barry I. Cameron, Presiding 186-2 8:25 AM Bedeaux, Pierre*; Pilote, Pierre; Daigneault, Réal; Rafini, Silvain: SYNTHESIS OF THE STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION 187-1 8:00 AM Burns, Scott F.*; Barnard, Kathryn Nora: WILLAMETTE AND ASSOCIATED GOLD MINERALIZATION OF THE VALLEY, OREGON: BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO CADILLAC FAULT, ABITIBI, CANADA TASTE THE DIFFERENCES IN THE TERROIR OF PINOT NOIR WINES 186-3 8:40 AM Rowland, Julie V.*: TECTONIC CONTROLS ON HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER IN EXTENSIONAL VOLCANIC 187-2 8:15 AM Hanna, Teresa*; Burns, Scott F.: TERROIR AND SOILS OF PROVINCES: IMPLICATIONS FOR EPITHERMAL ORE THE VINEYARDS OF CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON LOCALISATION 187-3 8:30 AM Whitney, Hilary*; Burns, Scott F.: TERROIR OF THE 186-4 8:55 AM Faulds, James E.*; Hinz, Nicholas H.; Coolbaugh, Mark F.; COLUMBIA GORGE WINE REGION Siler, Drew L.: FAVORABLE STRUCTURAL SETTINGS OF 187-4 8:45 AM Barnard, Kathryn Nora*; Burns, Scott F.: TERROIR - ACTIVE GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS IN THE GREAT PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, CLAY MINERALOGY BASIN REGION, WESTERN USA: IMPLICATIONS AND ELEMENTAL FINGERPRINTING OF PINOT FOR FLUID FLOW, NORMAL FAULTING MECHANICS, NOIR VINEYARD SOILS, GRAPES AND WINE IN THE AND GEOTHERMAL AND EPITHERMAL MINERAL WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OREGON EXPLORATION 187-5 9:00 AM Penner-Ash, Cameron*; Pogue, Kevin R.: GEOMORPHIC 186-5 9:10 AM Sykora, Stephanie*; Selley, David; Cooke, David R.: THE CONTROLS ON AIR TEMPERATURE VARIATION IN STRUCTURE OF ANHYDRITE VEINS AND CEMENTED THE NORTHERN WILLAMETTE VALLEY AMERICAN BRECCIAS AT THE GIANT LIHIR EPITHERMAL GOLD VITICULTURAL AREA DEPOSIT, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 187-6 9:15 AM Liechty, Nathan*: EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP 186-6 9:25 AM Barker, Shaun L.L.*; Hickey, Kenneth A.; Vaughan, BETWEEN THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AND VINEYARD Jeremy R.; Lepore, William A.; Ahmed, Ayesha D.: SOIL TEMPERATURE IN THE NORTHERN WILLAMETTE STRUCTURAL AND LITHOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON VALLEY AMERICAN VITICULTURAL AREA FLUID FLOW IN CARLIN-TYPE GOLD DEPOSITS IN 187-7 9:30 AM Karakis, Snejana*: TERROIR OF HISTORIC NEVADA: INSIGHTS FROM STABLE ISOTOPES WOLLERSHEIM WINERY, LAKE WISCONSIN AVA, 186-7 9:40 AM Di Fiori, Russell V.*; Long, Sean P.; Muntean, John L.; PRAIRIE DU SAC, WISCONSIN Edmondo, Gary P.: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF GOLD 187-8 9:45 AM Cameron, Barry I.*; Ketter, Brett; Karakis, Snejana: MINERALIZATION IN THE SOUTHERN EUREKA MINING DEFINING AN EXPRESSIVE TERROIR FOR WINES DISTRICT, NEVADA: A PREDICTIVE STRUCTURAL FROM NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA: INSIGHT FROM GIS SETTING FOR CARLIN-TYPE GOLD DEPOSITS AND SOIL STUDIES 9:55 AM DISCUSSION 187-9 10:00 AM Ketter, Brett*; Cameron, Barry I.: PRELIMINARY GIS 10:10 AM BREAK STUDY OF THE TERROIR OF THE WISCONSIN LEDGE 186-8 10:25 AM Sánchez, Matías G.*; Allan, Murray M.; Hart, Craig J.R.; AMERICAN VITICULTURAL AREA Mortensen, James K.: STRUCTURAL AND TECTONIC 187-10 10:15 AM Pogue, Kevin R.*: THE ROCKS DISTRICT OF MILTON- CONTROL ON MINERALIZATION BY MAGNETITE- FREEWATER, A TERROIR-DRIVEN AMERICAN DESTRUCTIVE FAULTS IN WESTERN YUKON AND VITICULTURAL AREA EASTERN ALASKA 186-9 10:40 AM Allan, Murray M.*; Sánchez, Matías G.; Mortensen, SESSION NO. 188 James K.; Hart, Craig J.R.: A HYDROTHERMAL RECORD T106. The Landslide Multi-Hazard Conundrum: What Primary OF STRUCTURAL OVERPRINTING AND CRUSTAL Hazards Trigger Landslides, and How Do Landslides in Turn EXHUMATION IN THE WHITE GOLD DISTRICT, YUKON Cause Secondary Hazards? (GSA Environmental and Engineering 186-10 10:55 AM Palmer, Justin C.*; Kuiper, Yvette D.: THE POTENTIAL Geology Division) INFLUENCE OF A TRIANGLE ZONE GEOMETRY ON 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 THE LOCATION OF GOLD DEPOSITS IN SEDIMENTARY Andrée Blais-Stevens, Lynn Highland and Marten Geertsema, Presiding ROCKS: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE RACKLA GOLD BELT, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 186-11 11:10 AM Siron, Chris R.*; Thompson, John F.H.; Rhys, David; 188-1 8:10 AM Geertsema, Marten*: AN OVERVIEW OF Baker, Tim; Russell, Sally; Tsitsanis, Pavlos; Randall, LANDSLIDE MULTIHAZARD CHAINS IN BRITISH Scott: STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK OF THE STRATONI COLUMBIA FAULT CORRIDOR, KASSANDRA MINING DISTRICT, 188-2 8:25 AM Burns, William J.*: RECENT LANDSLIDE HAZARD AND NORTHERN GREECE RISK STUDIES IN OREGON 186-12 11:25 AM Keevil, Halley A.*; Monecke, Thomas; Goldfarb, 188-3 8:45 AM Russo, R.M.*; Mocanu, Victor: EARTHQUAKE, Richard J.; Collins, Greg; Feng, Tao; Baker, Tim: THE LANDSLIDE, FLOOD? THE WESTERN SNAKE RIVER WHITE MOUNTAIN GOLD DEPOSIT, JILIN PROVINCE, SLIDE IN A TIME OF CLIMATE CHANGE CHINA: DEFINING ORE CONTROLS IN AN ENIGMATIC 188-4 9:00 AM Cerovski-Darriau, Corina*; Bodmer, Miles; Roering, BRECCIA-HOSTED ORE DEPOSIT Joshua; Toomey, Douglas: INFLUENCE OF SEISMIC SITE RESPONSE ON LANDSLIDE REACTIVATION DURING THE NEXT CASCADIA EARTHQUAKE

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188-5 9:15 AM Perlow, Max W.*; Perlow, Michael: EXTREME 189-7 10:10 AM He, Yongsheng*; Wörner, Gerhard: IRON ISOTOPIC PRECIPITATION AND THE LANDSLIDE MULTI-HAZARD COMPOSITIONS OF ADAKITES: CONSTRAINTS ON CONUNDRUM FRACTIONATION DURING ADAKITIC MAGMATISM AND 188-6 9:30 AM Clague, John J.*; Roberts, Nicholas J.: THE RECYCLING OF CRUSTAL MATERIALS UNDERAPPRECIATED RISK OF LANDSLIDE- 189-8 10:25 AM Ke, Shan*; Teng, Fang-Zhen: MAGNESIUM AND OXYGEN TRIGGERED TSUNAMIS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF ALKALINE ROCKS IN 9:50 AM BREAK NORTHWEST XINJIANG, CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ORIGIN OF LOW-D26MG GRANITOIDS 188-7 10:05 AM Sakals, Matthew E.*; Innes, John: THE HAZARD CYCLE OF SHALLOW LANDSLIDES 189-9 10:40 AM Rudnick, Roberta L.*; Tang, Ming; Chauvel, Catherine: SEDIMENTARY INPUT TO THE SOURCE OF LESSER 188-8 10:20 AM Hermanns, Reginald L.*; Oppikofer, Thierry; Yugsi Molina, ANTILLES LAVAS: A LI PERSPECTIVE Freddy X.; Dehls, John F.; Böhme, Martina; Sandøy, Gro: SYSTEMATIC MAPPING AND HAZARD AND RISK 189-10 10:55 AM Liu, Xiao-Ming*; Wanner, Christoph; Rudnick, Roberta L.; CLASSIFICATION OF UNSTABLE ROCK SLOPES WITH McDonough, William F.: PROCESSES CONTROLLING 7 A POTENTIAL OF FORMING DISPLACEMENT WAVES IN Δ LI IN RIVERS ILLUMINATED BY STUDY OF STREAMS NORWAY AND GROUNDWATERS DRAINING BASALT 188-9 10:40 AM Miller, Brendan G.N.*; Cruden, David M.: LANDSLIDE 189-11 11:10 AM Wasylenki, Laura E.*; Bryan, Allison L.; Dong, Shuofei: DAMS, PEACE RIVER WATERSHED, ALBERTA AND WHY FERROMANGANESE CRUSTS ARE ENRICHED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA HEAVY ZN ISOTOPES 188-10 10:55 AM Johnson, Philip L.*; Shires, Patrick O.; Sneddon, Timothy P.: 189-12 11:25 AM Watson, E. Bruce*; Cherniak, Daniele J.; Mergelsberg, 13 STRUCTURAL, STRATIGRAPHIC AND HYDROLOGIC Sebastian: EXPLORATORY STUDIES OF C DIFFUSION FACTORS CONTROLLING GRAVEL QUARRY SLOPE INTO OLIVINE AND QUARTZ INSTABILITY, LIVERMORE BASIN, CALIFORNIA 189-13 11:45 AM Syverson, Drew D.*; Ono, Shuhei; Shanks, Wayne C.; 188-11 11:10 AM Pankow, Kristine L.*; Kubacki, Tex; Koper, Keith D.; Seyfried, William E.: MULTIPLE SULFUR Whidden, Katherine; Moore, Jeffrey R.; McCarter, M. Kim: ISOTOPE CONSTRAINTS ON MASS TRANSFER INDUCED EARTHQUAKES FROM THE 2013 BINGHAM PROCESSES DURING PYRITE PRECIPITATION AND CANYON LANDSLIDES RECRYSTALLIZATION: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AT 300 AND 350 °C 11:25 AM DISCUSSION SESSION NO. 190 SESSION NO. 189 T124. Trace Elements and Organics in Environmental and Urban AM T118. Frontiers in Non-Traditional Stable Isotopes: In Honor of Geochemistry II (International Association of GeoChemistry; GSA Fang-Zhen Teng, Recipient of the 2014 MSA Award (Mineralogical Hydrogeology Division; Geochemical Society) Society of America; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Geochemical Society) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 David T. Long, LeeAnn Munk and W. Berry Lyons, Presiding Roberta L. Rudnick, William F. McDonough and Nicholas Dauphas, Presiding 190-1 8:00 AM Nolan, Jason*; Weber, Karrie A.: URANIUM CONTAMINATION IN MAJOR US AQUIFERS: 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS CORRELATION BETWEEN NITRATE AND URANIUM 189-1 8:05 AM Shahar, Anat*: EXPERIMENTAL NON-TRADITIONAL 190-2 8:15 AM Um, Wooyong*; Wang, Guohui; Washton, Nancy M.; TUESDAY STABLE ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION AT HIGH Mueller, Karl T.; Wang, Zheming: URANIUM RELEASE PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE FROM ACIDIC WEATHERED HANFORD SEDIMENTS 189-2 8:25 AM Richter, Frank M.*; Homolova, Veronika; Watson, E. 190-3 8:30 AM Gomez, Mario A.*; Hendry, Jim; Essilfie-Dughan, Joseph; Bruce; Chaussidon, Marc: FOLLOWING IN FANG-ZHEN Chen, Jian; Elouatik, Samir: CONTROLS OF TOXIC TENG’S FOOTSTEPS: ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION BY ELEMENTS IN ABIOTIC REDUCTIVE DISSOLUTION OF DIFFUSION IN MINERALS AND IN GRAIN BOUNDARIES URANIUM MILL RAFFINATES AND TAILINGS UNDER 189-3 8:45 AM Sio, Corliss Kin I.*; Dauphas, Nicolas; Teng, Fang-Zhen; ALKALINE CONDITIONS Chaussidon, Marc; Richter, Frank M.; Helz, Rosalind T.; 190-4 8:45 AM Haque, Md. Aminul*; Iqbal, Mohammad: PHOSPHORUS Roskosz, Mathieu; Ma, Chi; Sautter, Violaine: COOLING TRANSPORT THROUGH DIFFERENT HYDROLOGIC AND CRYSTALLIZATION HISTORIES OF MAGMATIC UNITS IN A SMALL SUBURBAN WATERSHED BODIES FROM IN-SITU MG-FE ISOTOPIC ANALYSES IN OLIVINES: TELLING ZONED FROM ZONED 190-5 9:00 AM Hossain, M. Alauddin*; Hendry, Jim; Essilfie-Dughan, Joseph: MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 189-4 9:00 AM Hiebert, Russel S.*; Rouxel, Olivier; Houlé, Michel G.; URANIUM ORE BLENDS AND RESULTING LEACH Bekker, Andrey: NI ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION BETWEEN RESIDUES FROM KEY LAKE KOMATIITE AND SULFIDE MINERALIZATION AT THE NEOARCHEAN HART DEPOSIT, ABITIBI GREENSTONE 190-6 9:15 AM Varekamp, Johan C.*; Neurath, Rachel A.; Newton, BELT, CANADA Robert M.: WHERE IS THE PRE-INDUSTRIAL GOLD- SILVER MINING MERCURY? 189-5 9:15 AM Li, Wang-Ye*; Teng, Fang-Zhen; Xiao, Yilin; Gu, Hai-Ou: EMPIRICAL CALIBRATION OF THE OMPHACITE– 190-7 9:30 AM Cannon, William F.*; Smith, David B.; Woodruff, Laurel G.; GARNET MAGNESIUM ISOTOPE GEOTHERMOMETER Solano, Federico: A U.S. NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON BASED ON ECLOGITES FROM THE DABIE OROGEN, THE LEAD CONTENT OF SOILS CHINA 190-8 9:45 AM Juracek, Kyle E.*: A LEGACY OF PERSISTENT LEAD 189-6 9:30 AM Hu, Yan*; Teng, Fang-Zhen; Zhang, Hongfu; Xiao, Yan; CONTAMINATION IN AND NEAR HISTORICALLY MINED Su, Benxun: DISEQUILIBRIUM INTER-MINERAL AREAS IN THE CENTRAL U.S MAGNESIUM ISOTOPE PARTITIONING IN GARNET- 10:00 AM BREAK BEARING PYROXENITES 190-9 10:15 AM Datta, Rupali*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Attinti, Ramesh: 9:45 AM DISCUSSION USING VETIVER GRASS TO REMOVE LEAD FROM 9:55 AM BREAK RESIDENTIAL SOILS OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: A SIMULATED FIELD STUDY

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 233 SESSION NO. 190

190-10 10:30 AM Mango, Helen*: HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION OF META’OMICS TO THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF OXYGEN SOIL AND PLANTS ASSOCIATED WITH ILLEGAL MINIMUM ZONES GARBAGE BURN PILES, WEST HAVEN, VT, USA 191-9 10:23 AM Blumberg, Kai*; Michiels, Celine; Jones, CarriAyne; Crowe, 190-11 10:45 AM Lusk, Mary G.*; Jarvis, Jacqueline; Beasley, Rebecca; Sean A.; Hallam, Steven: SAANICH INLET OXYGEN Toor, Gurpal S.: ULTRA-HIGH RESOLUTION FTICR MIMIMUM ZONE: SUP05-DRIVEN MICHAELIS-MENTEN MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR THE MOLECULAR-LEVEL SULFIDE OXIDATION KINETICS CHARACTERIZATION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC 191-10 10:38 AM Hubert, Casey RJ*: DISPERSAL OF DEEP BIOSPHERE NITROGEN IN HUMAN-DOMINATED WATERSHEDS THERMOPHILES INTO COLD MARINE SEDIMENTS 190-12 11:00 AM Rademacher, Laura K.*; Faul, Kristina L.; Lang, J.M.; 191-11 10:58 AM Long, Philip E.*; Hubbard, Susan S.; Banfield, Jillian F.; Teague, Kathryn E.; McDaniel, Gabriella: CONTROLS ON Beller, Harry R.; Brodie, Eoin L.; Nico, Peter S.; Steefel, WATER QUALITY IN SMALL, URBAN WATERSHED- Carl I.; Tokunaga, Tetsu K.; Williams, Kenneth H.; Agarwal, RESERVOIR SYSTEMS: EXAMPLES FROM THE SAN Deborah A.: PREDICTIVE UNDERSTANDING OF FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CA SUBSURFACE BIOGEOCHEMICAL FUNCTIONING: 190-13 11:15 AM Low, P.C.*; Hewitt, C.M.; Hammond, C.B.: VARIATION USING GENOMES TO INFORM WATERSHED-SCALE IN THE WATER QUALITY OF A SMALL, SEMI-URBAN MODELS STREAM: UNDERSTANDING THE OFF-SEASON 191-12 11:13 AM Graham, David W.*; McCann, Clare; Wade, Matt; Hubert, LEGACY OF DE-ICING CHEMICALS APPLIED WITHIN A Casey R.J.; Roberts, J.A.; Gray, Neil D.: UNDERLYING WATERSHE LITHOLOGY AND LEVEL OF DISTURBANCE 190-14 11:30 AM Hon, Rudi*; Sege, Jon E.; Besancon, James: DEICER DEFINES MICROBIAL DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY DISSOLVED LOAD DURING A PRECIPITATION EVENT IN COMPOSITION IN HIGH ARCTIC SOILS EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS 191-13 11:28 AM Hahn, Aria S.*; Perez, Sarah E.I.; Durno, W. Evan; Lee, 190-15 11:45 AM Schlesinger, Mikah C.M.*; Goldsmith, Steven T.: Sangwon; Scofield, Melanie; Mohn, William W.; Hallam, EVALUATING CONTROLS ON NUTRIENT, ROAD Steven: PROBING THE DEPTHS OF MICROBIAL SALT AND SEDIMENT EXPORT IN A SUBURBAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN SOIL WATERSHED: INSIGHTS FROM THE MILL CREEK SESSION NO. 192 SESSION NO. 191 T145. Where in the World? Access and Availability to Geoscience T132. Harnessing “Omics” to Advance the Geosciences: New Data I (Geoscience Information Society; GSA Geoinformatics Paradigms and Platforms for Observing Earth Systems (GSA Division) Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 116/117 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 304/305 Hannah Winkler, Presiding CarriAyne Jones, Sean Crowe and Steven Hallam, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 192-1 8:15 AM Brown, Barry N.*: DATASETS IN GEOLOGY ARTICLES: A 191-1 8:03 AM Ward, Lewis M.*; Kerrigan, Zak; Agić, Heda; Juarez Rivera, PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF USE, CITATION, AND Marisol; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; Stamps, Blake W.; Johnson, REPOSITORIES Hope A.; Stevenson, Bradley S.; Spear, John R.; Corsetti, 192-2 8:30 AM Deis, Louise*: DESCRIBING THE WORLD’S Frank A.: METAGENOMIC INSIGHTS INTO CONE GEOSCIENCE DATA CENTERS FORMATION IN HOT SPRING MICROBIAL MATS 192-3 8:45 AM Johnston, Alison G.*: STEPS TO UNDERSTANDING 191-2 8:18 AM Ruvindy, Rendy*; White, Richard Allen; Burns, Brendan: ENTIRE RANGE OF DATA RESOURCES IN THE UNRAVELING THE METABOLIC AND TAXONOMIC GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES COMPLEXITY OF MARINE STROMATOLITES USING HIGH-THROUGHPUT METAGENOMIC SEQUENCING 192-4 9:00 AM Dunn, Lisa G.*: THE GEOSCIENCE THESIS OR DISSERTATION AND INCORPORATION OF PRIOR 191-3 8:33 AM White, Richard Allen*; Ruvindy, Rendy; Power, Ian M.; PUBLICATIONS: IMPACTS ON USERS AND Zárate Pedroche, Sergio; Burns, Brendan; Suttle, CHALLENGES FOR LIBRARIANS Curtis A.: REVEALING THE GLOBAL METABOLIC COMPLEXITY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER MODERN 9:15 AM BREAK MICROBIALITES THROUGH METAGENOMICS 192-5 9:30 AM Kenyon, Jeremy*; Sprague, Nancy: SUPPLEMENTARY 191-4 8:48 AM Glass, Jennifer B.*; Reed, Benjamin C.; DiChristina, MATERIALS AS A DATA SHARING OPTION IN THE Thomas J.; Stewart, Frank J.; Fowle, David A.; Crowe, GEOSCIENCES Sean A.: ANAEROBIC OXIDATION OF METHANE 192-6 9:45 AM Wild, Emily C.*; Van Cleave, Keith: EARTH DATA! COUPLED TO METAL REDUCTION IN AN ARCHAEAN ACCESSING REAL-TIME, RECENT, AND HISTORICAL OCEAN ANALOGUE WATER DATA FROM PRINT AND ONLINE INFORMATION 191-5 9:08 AM Crowe, Sean A.*; Hahn, Aria; Konwar, Kishori M.; SOURCES Thompson, Katharine J.; Hallam, Steven: GENOMIC 192-7 10:00 AM Hills, Denise J.*; Ebersole, Sandy M.; Osborne, W. Edward: ANALYSES IMPLICATE KEY METABOLIC PATHWAYS IF NOT NOW, WHEN? FOR PELAGIC PHOTOFERROTROPHY 192-8 10:15 AM Bee, Emma*; Bell, Patrick; Diaz-Doce, Diego; Flower, 191-6 9:23 AM Michiels, Celine*; Gies, Esther A.; Hallam, Steven; Crowe, Simon; Mee, Katy; Reay, Sarah; Richardson, Steven; Sean A.: NITROGEN CYCLING IN EUXINIC SAKINAW Shelley, Wayne: CAN THE CITIZEN HELP THE SCIENTIST LAKE TO HELP THE CITIZEN? HOW INFORMATION OBTAINED 191-7 9:38 AM Gies, Esther A.*; Konwar, Kishori M.; Beatty, J. Thomas; FROM SOCIAL MEDIA AND SMARTPHONES CAN HELP Hallam, Steven: ILLUMINATING MICROBIAL DARK SCIENTISTS UNDERSTAND MORE ABOUT NATURAL MATTER IN MEROMICTIC SAKINAW LAKE HAZARDS 9:53 AM BREAK 192-9 10:30 AM Deering, Carol A.*: THE NATIONAL LAND COVER DATABASE PROJECT: THE STORY OF ITS IMPACT 191-8 10:08 AM Louca, Stilianos*; Katsev, Sergei; Beltran, Monica T.; Hawley, Alyse K.; Sihota, Natasha; Michiels, Celine; 10:45 AM BREAK Doebeli, Michael; Crowe, Sean; Hallam, Steven: LINKING

234 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 194

192-10 11:00 AM Musser, Linda R.*: PRESERVING DIGITAL RESOURCES SESSION NO. 194 USING WEB ARCHIVING TOOLS - EXAMPLE FROM THE T164. Dynamics of Groundwater Temperature: From Recharge to PENNSYLVANIA MARCELLUS SHALE PLAY Discharge Zones (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 192-11 11:15 AM Komac, Marko*; Duffy, T.; Robida, Francois; Allison, M. Lee: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 ONEGEOLOGY: PROVIDING GLOBAL OPEN ACCESS TO GEOSCIENCE DATA David Boutt, Laura Lautz and Jeffrey McKenzie, Presiding 192-12 11:30 AM Soller, David R.*; Stamm, Nancy R.: CHALLENGES TO 194-1 8:00 AM Leach, Jason A.*; Moore, R. Dan: OBSERVATIONS THE UTILITY AND LONG-TERM ACCESSIBILITY OF AND MODELLING OF HILLSLOPE THROUGHFLOW DIGITAL GEOLOGIC MAPS TEMPERATURE IN THE RAIN-ON-SNOW ZONE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 192-13 11:45 AM Allison, M. Lee*; Richard, Stephen M.; Patten, Kim: PROVIDING FREE AND OPEN SOURCE ACCESS TO 194-2 8:20 AM Isaacson, Mitchell*; Boutt, David F.: INVESTIGATING GEOSCIENCE DATA WORLDWIDE THE ROLE OF CRITICAL ZONE HYDRODYNAMICS ON STREAM TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS SESSION NO. 193 194-3 8:35 AM Constantz, Jim*; Caldwell, Rodney R.; Eddy-Miller, Cheryl; T157. Joint Sustainability of Water Resources and Petroleum Barlow, Jeannie R.B.; Wheeler, Jerrod: INCREASED Energy Production (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geology UNDERSTANDING OF WATERSHED DYNAMICS and Society Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) THROUGH THE ADDITION OF STREAM AND GROUNDWATER TEMPERATURE MONITORING AT 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 USGS GROUNDWATER STREAMGAGES John E. McCray, Terri S. Hogue, Newsha Ajami, Carl Mendoza, Brent Mooder, 194-4 8:50 AM Kennedy, Celia S.*; Parker, Beth L.; Pehme, Peeter E.; Jean-Philippe Nicot and Bridget R. Scanlon, Presiding Steelman, Colby M.; Coleman, Thomas I.: A FIELD 193-1 8:00 AM Hogue, Terri S.*; Walker, Ella; McCray, John E.: REGIONAL STUDY OF A BEDROCK RIVER USING TEMPERATURE WATER BUDGETS AND WATER SOURCING IN TO MEASURE GROUNDWATERDISCHARGE ALONG UNCONVENTIONAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT DISCRETE FRACTURES 193-2 8:15 AM Murray, Kyle E.*: RE-EXAMINING SALTWATER 194-5 9:05 AM Briggs, Martin A.*; Lautz, Laura K.; Buckley, Sean F.; Lane, MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN OKLAHOMA John W.: PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF 193-3 8:30 AM Gibson, Maria*: GROUNDWATER IS SEXY, IF YOU LIVE DIURNAL TEMPERATURE SIGNALS TO QUANTIFY UNDER A ROCK: HOW TO SELL GROUNDWATER GROUNDWATER UPWELLING SUSTAINABILITY TO THE MASSES 194-6 9:25 AM Irvine, Dylan J.*; Lautz, Laura K.; Gordon, Ryan P.: 193-4 8:45 AM McCray, John E.*; Edlin, David K.; Kanno, Cynthia; COMPARISON OF THE HATCH, KEERY, MCCALLUM AM Borillo-Hutter, Travis: RANKING RISK TO WATER AND LUCE METHODS UNDER NON-IDEAL RESOURCES OF CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS FROM CONDITIONS: WHICH MODEL SHOULD I USE, SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENT AND WHEN? 193-5 9:00 AM Peck, Alison*: REGULATORY RECOMMENDATIONS 194-7 9:40 AM Wilson, Alicia*; Woodward, Gwendolyn; Savidge, William: FOR WATER PROTECTION IN SHALE OIL AND GAS USING HEAT AS A TRACER TO QUANTIFY TRANSIENT DEVELOPMENT IN ARGENTINA FLUSHING BELOW THE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACE IN A SANDY CONTINENTAL SHELF 193-6 9:20 AM Jackson, Robert*: THE WATER INTENSITY AND WATER QUALITY FOOTPRINT OF SHALE GAS EXTRACTION 9:55 AM BREAK

193-7 9:40 AM Fennessey, Karl D.*: BUILDING STRATEGIC 194-8 10:10 AM Boaga, Jacopo*; Busato, Laura; Perri, Maria Teresa; TUESDAY PARTNERSHIPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OIL Strapazzon, Guglielmo; Bellin, Alberto; Cassiani, Giorgio: AND GAS TIME LAPSE ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY AND DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS 10:00 AM BREAK IN THE HYPORHEIC ZONE OF AN ALPINE RIVER 193-8 10:15 AM Rolston, Jessica Smith*; Kavanaugh, Colleen: PUBLIC 194-9 10:25 AM Maxwell, Eileen L.*; Peterson, Eric W.: MODELING PERCEPTIONS OF UNCONVENTIONAL GAS FLOW REGIMES FOR A CYCLICAL WETLAND USING DEVELOPMENT IN COLORADO GROUNDWATER TEMPERATURES IN MCLEAN 193-9 10:30 AM Withdrawn COUNTY, IL 193-10 10:45 AM Scanlon, Bridget R.*; Reedy, Bob; Nicot, Jean-Philippe: 194-10 10:40 AM Ferguson, Grant*: HEAT TRANSPORT IN LOW- HOW DOES WATER USE FOR HYDRAULIC TEMPERATURE GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FRACTURING OF UNCONVENTIONAL SHALE DEVELOPMENTS OIL COMPARE WITH SHALE GAS AND WITH 194-11 11:00 AM Smith, Zackary*; Boutt, David: GROUNDWATER CONVENTIONAL OIL PRODUCTION? TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS AT THE AQUIFER 193-11 11:00 AM Cath, Tzahi Y.*: WATER RESOURCES, USE, TREATMENT, SCALE: AN ANALYSIS OF SURFACE AND NEAR AND REUSE IN THE EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION SURFACE PROCESSES AND HYDROGEOLOGIC OF NEW OIL AND GAS FIELDS CONTROLS ON HEAT TRANSPORT 193-12 11:15 AM Ellerbroek, David A.*: WATER REUSE FOR 194-12 11:15 AM Faybishenko, Boris*; Long, Philip E.; Williams, Kenneth H.; UNCONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS Potter, Benjamin J.; Versteeg, Roelof J.; Yabusaki, 193-13 11:30 AM Freyman, Monika*: CERES HAS RECENTLY PUBLISHED Steven B.; Tokunaga, Tetsu K.: DEPTH- AND TIME- A STUDY ON WATER USE FOR HYDRAULIC RESOLVED TEMPERATURE OF THE VADOSE ZONE FRACTURING AND A SHALLOW ALLUVIAL AQUIFER BENEATH A COLORADO RIVER FLOODPLAIN 193-14 11:45 AM Clark, Corrie*; Horner, Robert; Harto, Christopher: THE EFFECTS OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING WATER 194-13 11:30 AM Kurylyk, Barret L.*; MacQuarrie, Kerry T.B.; Caissie, VOLUMES ON LIFE CYCLE WATER CONSUMPTION Daniel; McKenzie, Jeffrey M.: THERMAL SENSITIVITY OF FOR SHALE OIL AND GAS SHALLOW AQUIFERS TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND LAND COVER DISTURBANCES: STREAM TEMPERATURE IMPLICATIONS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 235 SESSION NO. 194

194-14 11:45 AM Macpherson, G.L.*; Brookfield, Andrea E.; Long, Jamie: 195-14 11:40 AM Maxwell, Reed M.*; Bearup, Lindsay A.; Penn, Colin A.; NEGATIVE FEEDBACK TO CLIMATE WARMING: HOW Jefferson, Jennifer Lynn; Engdahl, Nicholas B.: CHANGING SHIFTS IN RECHARGE TIMING CAN AFFECT SHALLOW STREAM WATER SOURCES IN INSECT-INFESTED GROUNDWATER TEMPERATURE, KONZA PRAIRIE FORESTS: A COMBINED FIELD AND MULTI-SCALE LTER SITE, NORTHEASTERN KANSAS MODELING ANALYSIS

SESSION NO. 195 SESSION NO. 196 T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal Characterize Groundwater–Surface Water Interactions: Where to Systems Go from Here? (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) Michael S. Fenster and Duncan M. FitzGerald, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 110 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Andrea E. Brookfield and Michelle M. Lorah, Presiding 196-1 8:15 AM Buynevich, Ilya V.*; Savarese, Michael; Kadurin, Sergey; Beal, Irina; Jones, Kelsey R.; Connors, Olga C.; 195-1 8:00 AM Briggs, Martin A.*; Day-Lewis, Fred; Lane, John W.; Echols, Ronald J.; Walser, Christopher A.; Segal, Rosenberry, Donald O.; Harvey, Judson W.; Voytek, David: GEOLOGICAL LEGACY OF TRANSGRESSIVE Emily B.; Kulongoski, Justin T.; Hurley, Steve; Barlow, Paul; LITHOSOMES IN MICROTIDAL (FLORIDA AND Ong, John B.: INTEGRATING SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL NEW JERSEY, USA) AND NON-TIDAL (BLACK SEA, METHODS INTO MULTI-SCALE INVESTIGATIONS OF UKRAINE) BARRIERS GROUNDWATER/SURFACE WATER EXCHANGE 196-2 8:30 AM Anderson, Tiffany*; Fletcher, Charles H.; Barbee, Matthew; 195-2 8:20 AM Thomas, Brian F.*; Famiglietti, James: EVALUATION OF Romine, Bradley; Lemmo, Sam: EMPIRICAL PROJECTION REGIONAL STORAGE-DISCHARGE PARAMETERS OF FUTURE EROSION HAZARD DUE TO SEA LEVEL FROM RECESSION ANALYSIS RISE USING A HYBRID GEOMETRIC MODEL 195-3 8:35 AM Earman, Sam*: USE OF DEEP (AND SHALLOW) PASSIVE 196-3 8:45 AM Mariotti, Giulio*; Fagherazzi, Sergio; Carr, Joel: SALT CAPILLARY SAMPLERS (PCAPS) TO EXAMINE SOIL MARSH LOSS: DROWNING OR RETREAT? WATER MOVEMENT AND GROUNDWATER RECHARGE PROCESSES 196-4 9:00 AM Stellern, Chad*; Grossman, Eric; Linneman, Scott R.; Wallin, David: ADVANCING METHODS TO PARAMETERIZE 195-4 8:50 AM van der Kamp, Garth*: MOISTURE LOADING EFFECTS IN EMERGENT VEGETATION VARIABLES FOR COASTAL GROUNDWATER PRESSURE RECORDS IMPACT MODELS 195-5 9:05 AM Hughes, Andrea L.H.*; Wilson, Alicia; Moore, Willard: 196-5 9:15 AM Fenster, Michael S.*; FitzGerald, Duncan M.: A SYNTHESIS GROUNDWATER TRANSPORT AND RADIUM OF FIELD AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS VARIABILITY IN COASTAL POREWATERS DATA FROM THE VIRGINIA BARRIER ISLANDS USED 195-6 9:20 AM Klein, Trevor*; Toran, Laura: NITRATE VARIABILITY TO TEST THE CONCEPTUAL RUNAWAY BARRIER AT MULTIPLE TEMPORAL SCALES IN AN URBAN ISLAND TRANSGRESSION MODEL STREAM DUE TO GROUNDWATER-SURFACE WATER 196-6 9:30 AM Hanegan, Kevin C.*; Georgiou, Ioannis Y.; FitzGerald, INTERACTIONS Duncan M.: MODELING BACKBARRIER AND SEA 195-7 9:35 AM Carling, Gregory T.*; Jin, Li; Fernandez, Diego P.; Tingey, LEVEL CONTROLS ON TIDAL PRISM DYNAMICS IN David G.; Romanowicz, Ed; Goodsell, Timothy H.: TRANSGRESSIVE SYSTEMS TRACE ELEMENT DYNAMICS IN SURFACE WATER 9:45 AM BREAK AND SHALLOW GROUNDWATER AT RED CANYON, WYOMING 196-7 10:00 AM Kramer, John N.*; Kulp, Mark A.; Georgiou, Ioannis Y.; FitzGerald, Duncan M.; Marchal, Karen L.; Adams, 9:50 AM BREAK Andrew P.; Brown, Michael A.: STRATIGRAPHIC 195-8 10:05 AM Nilsson, Bertel*; Sørensen, Lærke; Ejrnæs, Rasmus; FRAMEWORK AND GEOMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF A Møller, Ingelise; Vinther, Erik: CAN SEASONAL TRANSGRESSIVE TIDAL INLET-FLOOD TIDAL DELTA FLOODING CONTROL THE HABITATS OF RICH FEN SYSTEM: RACCOON PASS, LA PLANT COMMUNITIES? : AN ECOHYDROLOGICAL 196-8 10:15 AM Jankowski, Krista L.*; Tornqvist, Torbjörn E.: PRESENT-DAY CONCEPTUAL MODEL RATES AND PATTERNS OF SHALLOW SUBSIDENCE IN 195-9 10:20 AM Lorah, Michelle M.*; Teunis, Jessica: BIOGEOCHEMICAL COASTAL LOUISIANA, USA MEASUREMENTS TO CHARACTERIZE DUAL 196-9 10:30 AM Paine, Jeffrey G.*; Caudle, Tiffany; Andrews, John: ANAEROBIC AND AEROBIC BIODEGRADATION HISTORICAL TO RECENT TEXAS GULF SHORELINE PROCESSES FOR REMEDIATION OF CHLORINATED MOVEMENT AND ITS POSTGLACIAL CONTEXT BENZENES IN A WETLAND 196-10 10:45 AM Sperazza, Michael*; Dias, Kara: STATISTICAL 195-10 10:35 AM Davidson, Gregg R.*; Lahiri, Chayan: PREFERENTIAL EVALUATION OF GRAIN SIZE FACIES MODEL FOR FLOW PATHS IN OXBOW WETLANDS: OXIDIZING BARRIER ISLAND SYSTEMS, FIRE ISLAND, NEW YORK SATURATED SOILS AND GROUNDWATER RECHARGE THROUGH CLAY 196-11 11:00 AM Habel, Shellie L.*; Fletcher, Charles H.; Rotzoll, Kolja; El Kadi, Aly: MODELING GROUNDWATER INUNDATION 195-11 10:50 AM Lite, Kenneth E.*; LaMarche, Jonathan L.: INVESTIGATING DUE TO FUTURE SEA LEVEL RISE IN HONOLULU, GROUNDWATER / SURFACE WATER INTERACTION HAWAII IN COLUMBIA RIVER FLOOD-BASALT NEAR MOSIER, OREGON 196-12 11:15 AM Blay, Charles T.*; Taylor, Stephen V.; Rothenberg, Jana J.; Pap, Ruby: KAUAI ISLAND’S FLUCTUATING SANDY 195-12 11:05 AM Foster, Simon B.*; Allen, Diana M.: GROUNDWATER- BEACHES: RESPONSE TO VARYING WAVE ENERGY SURFACE WATER INTERACTIONS AT A WATERSHED AND APPROACH AZIMUTH OVER SEASONAL AND SCALE DECADAL TIME SCALES 195-13 11:25 AM Liggett, Jessica E.*; Partington, Daniel; Frei, Sven; Werner, Adrian D.; Fleckenstein, Jan H.; Simmons, Craig T.: INCORPORATING FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF FLOW AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN A FULLY INTEGRATED, SURFACE-SUBSURFACE CATCHMENT MODEL

236 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 199

SESSION NO. 197 198-2 8:15 AM Brookfield, Michael*: WORLDWIDE END PERMIAN TSUNAMIS: THEIR DEPOSITS AND GENESIS T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics in the Petroleum Industry (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 198-3 8:30 AM Winguth, Arne M.E.*; Mikolajewicz, Uwe: ON THE Division; American Association of Petroleum Geologists INFLUENCE OF EDDY VISCOSITY AND VERTICAL Petroleum Structure and Geomechanics Division; Energy/ STRATIFICATION ON SUBSURFACE DISSOLVED Petroleum Geology Discipline) OXYGEN CONCENTRATION IN RESPONSE TO GREENHOUSE GAS FORCING DURING THE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 PALEOZOIC Peter Hennings, J. Steve Davis and S.E. Laubach, Presiding 198-4 8:45 AM Tabor, Neil J.*; Myers, Timothy S.; Geissman, J.W.; Renne, 197-1 8:00 AM Beyer, Jennifer L.*; Griffith, W. Ashley: SANDSTONE Paul: EVIDENCE FOR A CONTINUOUS PERMIAN- INJECTITES RECORD PRE- AND SYN-FOLDING TRIASSIC BOUNDARY SECTION AND LOWER TRIASSIC DEFORMATION AT SHEEP MOUNTAIN ANTICLINE, TERRESTRIAL STRATA IN NORTH-CENTRAL TEXAS WYOMING 198-5 9:05 AM MacLeod, Kenneth G.*; Quinton, Page C.; Bassett, 197-2 8:15 AM Davis, J. Steve*; Corona, Francesco V.: INTEGRATED Damon J.: OXYGEN ISOTOPIC RECORD OF TRAP AND SEAL EVALUATION OF STRUCTURALLY DICYNODONT TUSKS ACROSS THE PERMO-TRIASSIC COMPLEX RESERVOIR SYSTEMS BOUNDARY IN THE KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA 197-3 8:30 AM Fall, András*; Eichhubl, Peter; Laubach, Stephen E.: 9:20 AM BREAK PROPAGATION RATE AND TIMING OF NATURAL 198-6 9:35 AM Gastaldo, Robert A.*; Neveling, Johann; Kamo, Sandra L.; FRACTURES IN DEEP RESERVOIRS Geissman, John W.; Bamford, Marion K.: STRATIGRAPHIC 197-4 8:45 AM Copley, Lauren*; Laubach, Stephen; Marrett, Randall: EVIDENCE FOR EARLY TRIASSIC GLOSSOPTERIS IN INFLUENCE OF DIAGENESIS ON REGIONAL AND THE KAROO BASIN, SOUTH AFRICA FOLD-RELATED FRACTURE SIZE DISTRIBUTION 198-7 9:50 AM Roopnarine, Peter*; Angielczyk, Kenneth D.: RESILIENCE 197-5 9:00 AM Fischer, Mark P.*; Fleming, Matthew: INTEGRATED AND STABILITY OF PERMO-TRIASSIC KAROO BASIN STRUCTURAL AND FRACTURE ANALYSIS AT LISBON COMMUNITIES: THE IMPORTANCE OF SPECIES VALLEY ANTICLINE, UTAH RICHNESS AND FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY TO 197-6 9:15 AM Leavitt, Roger E.*; Mitra, Shankar: 3-D STRUCTURAL ECOLOGICAL STABILITY AND ECOSYSTEM RECOVERY ARCHITECTURE AND BLOCK ROTATIONS ALONG THE 198-8 10:05 AM Kirchholtes, Renske*; Looy, Cindy V.; Bamford, Marion K.; NORDLAND RIDGE, OFFSHORE MID-NORWAY van Hoof, Tom B.; Tabor, Neil J.: THE EARLY TRIASSIC 9:30 AM BREAK PANTHALASSAN CONTINENTAL MARGIN OF TROPICAL PANGEA; A BARREN WASTELAND, OR 197-7 9:45 AM Redfield, T.F.*; Osmundsen, P.T.:HOW THE AM WAS IT? ARCHITECTURE OF HYPEREXTENSION CONTROLS THE SOURCE OF PASSIVE MARGIN SEDIMENTS: AN 198-9 10:20 AM Dulin, Shannon A.*; Elmore, R. Douglas: EXAMPLE FROM THE NORWEGIAN SEA PALEOMAGNETIC RECORD OF CLIMATE CONDITIONS DURING THE PERMO-TRIASSIC 197-8 10:00 AM White, Shawna E.*; Waldron, John W.F.: TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND APPALACHIAN 198-10 10:35 AM Hudspith, Victoria*; Rimmer, Susan M.; Belcher, Claire M.: STRUCTURAL FRONT LATEST PERMIAN CHARS MAY DERIVE FROM WILDFIRES, NOT COAL COMBUSTION 197-9 10:15 AM Stockmeyer, Joseph M.*; Plesch, Andreas; Shaw, John H.; Guan, Shuwei: STRUCTURAL INVERSION, IMBRICATE 198-11 10:50 AM Ji, Cheng*; Zhang, Chao; Jiang, Da-yong; Bucher, Hugo;

WEDGING AND OUT-OF-SEQUENCE THRUSTING IN Motani, Ryosuke; Tintori, Andrea: AMMONOID AGE TUESDAY THE SOUTHERN JUNGGAR PETROLEUM PROVINCE, CONTROL OF THE EARLY TRIASSIC MARINE REPTILES NORTHERN TIAN SHAN, CHINA FROM CHAOHU (SOUTH CHINA) 197-10 10:30 AM Eckert, Andreas*; Connolly, Peter; Liu, Xiaolong: 198-12 11:05 AM Fu, Wanlu*; Jiang, Da-yong; Montañez, Isabel; Motani, MECHANICAL FOLD DEVELOPMENT AND THE Ryosuke; Tintori, Andrea: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INITIATION OF TENSILE FRACTURES CONTROLS ON SPATHIAN MARINE REPTILE FAUNA AND THE TIMING OF RECOVERY 197-11 10:45 AM Connors, Christopher D.*: UNIFYING INCLINED SHEAR AND FLEXURAL SLIP SESSION NO. 199 197-12 11:00 AM Macaulay, Euan*; Ellis, Jenny F.; Vaughan, Alan P.M.: SUGGESTED WORKFLOWS USING MOVE FOR T201. Eocene Northern North America: Biotic Change and STRUCTURAL RESTORATION WHEN SALT IS Environmental Context (Society for Sedimentary Geology PRESENT: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO (SEPM); Paleontological Society) 11:15 AM DISCUSSION 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 S. Bruce Archibald, Kathleen B. Pigg, David R. Greenwood and Melanie L. SESSION NO. 198 DeVore, Presiding T195. Extreme Environmental Conditions and Biotic Responses 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS during the Permian-Triassic Boundary Crisis and Early Triassic 199-1 8:05 AM Smith, Selena Y.*: MONOCOT DIVERSITY DURING Recovery II (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Society EOCENE WARM CLIMATES for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); Geochemical Society; 199-2 8:25 AM Pigg, Kathleen B.*; Greenwood, David R.; Basinger, Paleontological Society) James F.; DeVore, Melanie L.: ON SOME PIVOTAL 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 EVENTS AND PLAYERS IN THE HISTORY OF Thomas J. Algeo, Hugo Bucher, Peter Roopnarine and Arne M.E. Winguth, PALEOBOTANICAL STUDIES OF THE EARLY EOCENE Presiding OKANAGAN HIGHLAND FLORAS (BC AND WA) 198-1 8:00 AM Woods, Adam D.*; Monarrez, Pedro M.; Mata, Scott; 199-3 8:40 AM Hebda, Richard*: STRATIGRAPHY AND FOSSIL Alms, Paul D.: SHALLOW – WATER FACIES OF OCCURRENCE IN THE MCABEE BEDS, EOCENE THE UNION WASH FORMATION, EAST-CENTRAL KAMLOOPS GROUP, SOUTH-CENTRAL BRITISH CALIFORNIA: WINDOWS INTO RECOVERY FROM THE COLUMBIA, CANADA PERMIAN – TRIASSIC MASS EXTINCTION

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 237 SESSION NO. 199

199-4 8:55 AM Gushulak, Cale A.C.*; Archibald, S. Bruce; Greenwood, 200-5 9:10 AM Richards, Mark*; Alvarez, Walter; Self, Stephen; David R.: CLIMATE OF THE EARLY EOCENE MCABEE Karlstrom, Leif; Renne, Paul; Manga, Michael; Sprain, MACROFLORA, BRITISH COLUMBIA Courtney J.; Smit, Jan; Vanderkluysen, Loyc; Gibson, Sally: 199-5 9:10 AM Meyer, Herbert W.*; Baumgartner, Kyrie A.: COEXISTENCE TRIGGERING OF THE LARGEST DECCAN ERUPTIONS CLIMATE ANALYSIS OF THE LATE EOCENE BY THE CHICXULUB IMPACT FLORISSANT FLORA, COLORADO 200-6 9:25 AM Keller, Gerta*; Adatte, Thierry: AGE OF CHICXULUB 199-6 9:25 AM Klymiuk, Ashley A.*: PALEOMYCOLOGY OF THE IMPACT AND POTENTIAL ROLE IN DECCAN PRINCETON CHERT VOLCANISM AND END-CRETACEOUS MASS EXTINCTION 199-7 9:40 AM Greenwood, David R.*; Moss, Patrick; Smith, Robin Y.: HIGH RESOLUTION PALYNOLOGY FROM THE EARLY 9:40 AM BREAK EOCENE HORSEFLY AND FALKLAND SITES, BRITISH 200-7 9:55 AM Adatte, Thierry*; Fantasia, Alicia; Keller, Gerta; Font, COLUMBIA Eric; Samant, Bandana; Mohabey, Dhananjay; Gertsch, 9:55 AM BREAK Brian: MULTIPROXY EVIDENCE OF MAIN DECCAN VOLCANIC PULSE NEAR THE CRETACEOUS-TERTIARY 199-8 10:10 AM DeVore, Melanie L.*; Pigg, Kathleen B.: BIOTIC BOUNDARY RESPONSES OF OKANAGAN HIGHLANDS PLANTS TO DISTURBED HABITATS IN A HIGH ELEVATION FLORA 200-8 10:10 AM Fluteau, Frederic*; Le hir, Guillaume: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES AT THE KT BOUNDARY: A GEOCHEMICAL 199-9 10:25 AM West, Christopher K.*; Greenwood, David R.; Basinger, NUMERICAL APPROACH James F.: FLORISTIC CHANGE AND DIVERSITY USING FOSSIL MACROFLORA FROM EARLY PALEOGENE 200-9 10:25 AM Miller, Steve*: THE PUBLIC IMPACT OF IMPACTS: (CA. 59-50 MA) ARCTIC RAINFORESTS THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN THE “DEATH OF THE DINOSAURS” CONTROVERSY 199-10 10:40 AM Sunderlin, David*; Williams, Christopher J.: PALEOCLIMATE AND PALEOECOLOGY OF SOUTH- 200-10 10:40 AM Khozyem, Hassan M.*; Adatte, Thierry; Spangenberg, CENTRAL ALASKA’S CHICKALOON AND ARKOSE Jorge; Samant, Bandana; Keller, Gerta: CLIMATIC AND RIDGE FORMATIONS PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES DURING THE PALEOCENE- EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM: FROM 199-11 10:55 AM Archibald, S. Bruce*; Mathewes, Rolf W.: EARLY EOCENE MARINE TO CONTINENTAL ENVIRONMENTS INSECTS OF THE OKANAGAN HIGHLANDS 200-11 10:55 AM Abbott, Dallas H.*; Barron, John A.; Breger, Dee; Biscaye, 199-12 11:10 AM Greenwalt, D. Edward*; Constenius, Kurt N.: THE MIDDLE Pierre E.; Juhl, Robert A.; Cole-Dai, Jihong: THREE EOCENE COAL CREEK MEMBER OF THE KISHENEHN STRIKES? EARTH NOT OUT FORMATION - AN EMERGING INSECT KONSERVAT- LAGERSTATTE 200-12 11:10 AM Keszthelyi, Laszlo P.*; Dundas, Colin M.; Jaeger, Windy; McEwen, Alfred S.: CATASTROPHIC FLOODS OF 199-13 11:25 AM Buskirk, Bret L.*; Meyer, Herb: TAXONOMY, TAPHONOMY BASALT: LESSONS FROM MARS AND STABLE ISOTOPE RECORDS OF FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES FROM THE FLORISSANT FM, 11:25 AM DISCUSSION COLORADO: TERRESTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION AT THE EOCENE-OLIGOCENE BOUNDARY SESSION NO. 201 199-14 11:40 AM Martínez, Camila*; Crepet, William; Jaramillo, Carlos: A T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation NEW FLORA FROM THE ESMERALDAS FORMATION OF to the Coeval Magmatism II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, COLOMBIA, A WINDOW TO THE EOCENE CLIMATE IN Petrology, and Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and THE NEOTROPICS Tectonics Division) 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 Yilin Xiao and Yongfeng Zhu, Presiding SESSION NO. 200 201-1 8:00 AM Bebout, Gray E.*: SUBDUCTION-ZONE GEODYNAMICS T206. Mass Extinctions: Volcanism, Impacts, and Catastrophic OF CARBON CYCLING: EVIDENCE FROM STUDY OF Environmental Change II (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, HP/UHP METAMORPHIC SUITES Petrology, and Volcanology Division; Paleontological Society; 201-2 8:20 AM Chen, Bin*; Yan, Xuelong: CHEMICAL AND BORON Paleontological Association) ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF TOURMALINES 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 FROM THE HOUXIANYU BORATE DEPOSIT IN David P.G. Bond, Gerta Keller and Thierry Adatte, Presiding THE LIAOJI PALEOPROTEROZOIC FOLDBELT (NE CHINA): IMPLICATIONS FOR CYCLING OF BORON IN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SUBDUCTION ZONE AND ORIGIN OF BORATE DEPOSIT 200-1 8:05 AM Thibault, Nicolas*: ORBITAL CALIBRATION OF 201-3 8:35 AM Xiao, Yilin*; Gao, Yongjun; Teng, Fangzhen; Sun, He; PALEOENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS FOR THE LAST 1.2 Lapen, Thomas J.; Andreasen, Rasmus; Casey, MYR OF THE CRETACEOUS: INFERENCES FOR OCEAN John; Gu, Hai-Ou: EXTREME LITHIUM ISOTOPIC ACIDIFICATION BEFORE THE MASS EXTINCTION FRACTIONATION BETWEEN QUARTZ AND GARNET 200-2 8:25 AM Leckie, R. Mark*; Asgharianrostami, Masoud; Font, Eric; IN LEUCOGRANITES: IMPLICATIONS FOR LI SYSTEM Finkelstein, David B.; Koeberl, Christian: FORAMINIFERAL DURING SUBDUCTION AND CRUSTAL MAGMA TURNOVER AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES PROCESSES ACROSS AN EXPANDED CRETACEOUS/PALEOGENE 201-4 8:50 AM Cameron, E.D.*; Page, F. Zeb; Dobbins, J.W.; Kitajima, BOUNDARY SECTION, NORTHERN ALBORZ, IRAN Kouki; Valley, J.W.: EXTREME OXYGEN ISOTOPE 200-3 8:40 AM Punekar, Jahnavi*; Keller, Gerta; Khozyem, Hassan M.; ZONING IN METASEDIMENTARY GARNET FROM Adatte, Thierry; Font, Eric; Spangenberg, Jorge: CATALINA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA REVEALS MULTI-PROXY APPROACH TO DECODE THE END- PROGRESSIVE METASOMATISM DURING SUBDUCTION CRETACEOUS MASS EXTINCTION 201-5 9:05 AM Tao, Renbiao*; Zhang, Lifei: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 200-4 8:55 AM Mateo, Paula*; Keller, Gerta; Adatte, Thierry; Spangenberg, OF TRACE ELEMENTS TRANSPORT DURING Jorge: MASS WASTING DURING THE CRETACEOUS- DEHYDRATION IN THE OCEANIC CRUST ALONG TERTIARY TRANSITION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC: DIFFERENT SUBDUCTION PATHS RELATIONSHIP TO THE CHICXULUB IMPACT?

238 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 203

201-6 9:20 AM Liu, Fenglin*; Tian, Wei; Song, Shuguang: HFSE-RICH 202-8 9:55 AM Yingst, R. Aileen*; Hamilton, Victoria E.; Arvidson, Raymond; CLINOPYROXENE INCLUSION AND ITS IMPLICATION Calef, Fred; Grotzinger, John P.; Lewis, Kevin; Williams, FOR THE GENESIS OF DIAMONDIFEROUS ZIRCON Rebecca M.E.: TERRAIN ASSESSMENT IN GALE IN LULIANGSHAN UHP GARNET PERIDOTITES: A CRATER FROM SOL 0-500 USING ORBITAL THERMAL PARGASITE BREAKDOWN MODEL INERTIA AND IN SITU VISIBLE DATA 201-7 9:35 AM Wang, Hejing*; Wang, Ling; Zhou, Zhao; Yuan, Lei: 202-9 10:15 AM Heydari, Ezat*; Yingst, R. Aileen; Minitti, Michelle E.; Edgett,

MAXIMUM EXTENSION ALONG B0 OF K-WHITE MICAS Kenneth S.; Malin, Michael C.; Gellert, Ralf; Thompson, WITH INCREASING PRESSURE TO HP/UHP – RETRIEVE Lucy M.; Rowland, Scott K.; Kah, Linda C.: VARIATIONS BY MODEL CALCULATION IN ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION AND TEXTURE OF 9:50 AM BREAK SEDIMENTARY ROCKS AT GALE CRATER, MARS 201-8 10:10 AM Sarkar, Tapabrato*; Schenk, Volker; Appel, Peter; Berndt, 202-10 10:30 AM Elliott, Beverley E.*; Thompson, Lucy M.; Schmidt, Mariek; Jasper; Sengupta, Pulak: FORMATION AND EVOLUTION Calef, Fred J.; Spray, John G.; Gellert, Ralf: ORBITAL AND OF A PROTEROZOIC MAGMATIC ARC – ONGOLE 3D CONTEXT OF THE MSL CURIOSITY ROVER’S ALPHA DOMAIN OF THE EASTERN GHATS BELT, INDIA PARTICLE X-RAY SPECTROMETER (APXS) DATA FROM GALE CRATER 201-9 10:25 AM Fortin, Jean-Daniel*; Hébert, Réjean; Guilmette, Carl; Dostal, Jaroslav: IGNEOUS PETROLOGY OF THE 202-11 10:45 AM Edgett, Kenneth S.*; Yingst, R. Aileen; Minitti, Michelle E.; METAMORPHIC SOLE AT BELMINA RIDGE, THETFORD Heydari, Ezat; Rowland, Scott K.; Herkenhoff, Kenneth E.; MINES OPHIOLITE COMPLEX (TMOC), QUEBEC, Kah, Linda C.; Kennedy, Megan R.; Krezoski, Gillian M.; CANADA McBride, Marie J.: CURIOSITY’S MARS HAND LENS IMAGER (MAHLI) – PRIMARY MISSION (FIRST MARS 201-10 10:40 AM Zhang, Jinrui*; Wei, Chunjing; Chu, Hang: BLUESCHIST YEAR) RESULTS METAMORPHISM AND ITS TECTONIC IMPLICATION OF LATE PALEOZOIC-EARLY MESOZOIC METABASITES IN 202-12 11:00 AM Bridges, Nathan T.*; Arvidson, Raymond E.; Ayoub, THE MÉLANGE ZONES, CENTRAL INNER MONGOLIA, Francois; Ehlmann, Bethany L.; Fraeman, Abigail A.; CHINA Lapotre, Mathieu; Martín-Torres, F. Javier; Newsom, Horton E.; Rubin, David M.; Sullivan, R.: STUDIES OF 201-11 10:55 AM Tsai, Chin-Ho*; Keyser, William Mark; Lan, Ching-Hung: AEOLIAN BEDFORMS AND WIND ACTIVITY IN GALE REINTERPRETING HIGH-PRESSURE TECTONIC CRATER FROM SURFACE TO ORBITAL SCALES BLOCKS IN THE YULI BELT OF TAIWAN 202-13 11:15 AM Day, Mackenzie D.*; Kocurek, Gary; Bridges, Nathan T.; SESSION NO. 202 Ewing, Ryan; Anderson, William; Newman, Claire E.; Martín-Torres, F. Javier; Zorzano, María-Paz; Ullán, T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital Aurora; Science Team, MSL: TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL Investigations (GSA Planetary Geology Division) DIFFERENCES IN WIND INDICATORS IN GALE CRATER 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 202-14 11:30 AM Ashley, James W.*: COMPARISON OF IRON Nathan Bridges, Alfred McEwen and Dave Rubin, Presiding METEORITES FOUND AT THREE MARS LANDING SITES — SIMILARITIES, DIFFERENCES, AND IMPLICATIONS 202-1 8:00 AM Edgett, Kenneth S.*; Malin, Michael C.: HEAVILY- FOR MARTIAN WEATHERING PROCESSES CRATERED SEDIMENTARY ROCK OCCURRENCES AT THE SURFACE OF MARS 202-15 11:45 AM Cannon, Kevin M.*; Mustard, John F.: VITREOUS, BRECCIATED MARS: INTEGRATING GLOBAL IMAGING 202-2 8:20 AM Squyres, Steven W.*: GUSEV CRATER AND MERIDIANI SPECTROSCOPY WITH ROVER DATA AND MARTIAN PLANUM: THE VIEW FROM THE SURFACE METEORITES TUESDAY 202-3 8:40 AM Rubin, David M.*; Grotzinger, John; Gupta, Sanjeev; Edgar, Lauren A.; Edgett, Kenneth S.; Lewis, Kevin; Stack, Kathryn M.; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Williams, Rebecca M.E.; Science Team, MSL: GROUND-BASED OBSERVATIONS OF PHYSICAL SEDIMENTOLOGY IN GALE CRATER, DIGITAL MARS POSTER SESSION 202-4 8:55 AM Stack, Kathryn M.*; Grotzinger, John P.; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Calef, Fred; Edgar, Lauren A.; Gupta, Sanjeev; Lewis, SESSION NO. 203 Kevin; Rice, Melissa S.; Rubin, David M.; Williams, T73. Pedagogical Use of Physical Models (Digital Posters) Rebecca M.E.: SYNTHESIZING MSL CURIOSITY ROVER (GSA Geoscience Education Division) OBSERVATIONS AND ORBITAL GEOLOGIC MAPPING TO BUILD A REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHY FOR AEOLIS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C PALUS, GALE CRATER Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 202-5 9:10 AM Jacob, Samantha R.*; Rowland, Scott K.; Edgett, Booth # Kenneth S.; Day, Mackenzie D.; Calef, Fred; Palucis, 203-1 DP1 Chowdhury, Shafiul*; Hodder, Donald: AN INNOVATIVE Marisa; Anderson, Ryan B.: CRATER DENSITY AS AN PHYSICAL MODEL TO TEACH HIDDEN CONCEPTS OF AID TO MAPPING THE CRATERED SURFACE AT GALE GROUNDWATER FLOW AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS AS A CRATER, MARS TEACHING TOOL 202-6 9:25 AM Calef, Fred J.*; Arvidson, Raymond E.; Parker, Timothy; 203-2 DP2 Hickson, Thomas A.*; Kolles, Michael; Southard, Paul; Lewis, Kevin; Rice, Melissa S.; Edgar, L.A.; Stack, McDermott, Jeni A.: INITIATION OF MOTION TO ANTIDUNES: Kathryn M.; Williams, Rebecca M.E.; Palucis, Marisa; NEW VIDEOS OF THE STANDARD BEDFORM PROGRESSION Dietrich, William: STRATIGRAPHIC CONTEXT OF FOR EDUCATORS BRADBURY RISE CONGLOMERATES IN THE MSL 203-3 DP3 Gran, Karen B.*; Gazzetti, Edward W.; Swenson, John B.: LANDING ELLIPSE LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN THE CLASSROOM WITH THE 202-7 9:40 AM Rice, Melissa*; Stack, Kathryn M.; Grotzinger, John; TOPODOME Sumner, Dawn; Williams, Rebecca M.E.; Rubin, David M.; 203-4 DP4 Batts, Virginia A.*; Gran, Karen B.: PHYSICAL MODELS IN Gupta, Sanjeev; Edgett, Kenneth; Edgar, Lauren A.; Lewis, GEOMORPHOLOGY EDUCATION: LESSONS FROM THE Kevin: GEOLOGY OF THE KIMBERLEY WAYPOINT, STREAM TABLE GALE CRATER: OBSERVATIONS FROM ORBIT AND POSTERS MSL CURIOSITY

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 239 SESSION NO. 203

203-5 DP5 Ruffing, Claire M.*; Kelly, Kyleen E.; Grudzinski, Bartosz Peter: INFORMATION -- THE REDESIGNED NATIONAL GEOLOGIC USING THE EMRIVER EM2 GEOMODEL IN THE MAP DATABASE CLASSROOM TO SIMULATE IMPACTS OF LAND USE 205-2 8 Shoberg, Tom*: CONFLATION AND INTEGRATION OF AND RIVER MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES ON FLUVIAL ARCHIVED GEOLOGIC MAPS GEOMORPHOLOGY 205-3 9 Berg, Richard C.*; McKay, E. Donald; Stiff, Barbara J.: 203-6 DP6 Kuchta, Matthew*: BEYOND THE STREAM TABLE: OTHER GEOLOGIC MAPPING ALONG THE MIDDLE ILLINOIS RIVER GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION APPLICATIONS FOR GROUND VALLEY, ILLINOIS MELAMINE PLASTIC 205-4 10 Thomason, Jason F.*: GLACIAL LANDSCAPE OF THE LATE 203-7 DP7 Prince, Philip S.*: BEYOND SAND: USING A BLEND OF NON- WISCONSIN LAKE MICHIGAN LOBE IN NORTHEAST COHESIVE AND SEMI-COHESIVE ORGANIC MATERIALS TO ILLINOIS: NEW INSIGHTS INTO ICE-MARGIN RETREAT DEVELOP ADAPTIVE ANALOGUE DEFORMATION MODELS AND PROCESSES FOR THE CLASSROOM 205-5 11 Liggett, Jessica E.*; Atkinson, Lisa A.; Hartman, Gregory; 203-8 DP8 Hannula, Kimberly A.*; Krantz, Robert W.: QUICK-AND-DIRTY Nakevska, Nevenka: INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL SANDBOX MODELS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING GEOLOGICAL AND HYDROGEOLOGICAL MAPPING FOR STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY LAND-USE PLANNING IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA 203-9 DP9 Arellano, Lisabeth*; Cronin, Vincent S.: A PHYSICAL MODEL OF 205-6 12 Easton, R.M.*: PROTEROZOIC AND PHANEROZOIC NEAR-HOMOGENEOUS 1-D HORIZONTAL SHORTENING OR GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF THE COBDEN AREA, GRENVILLE STRETCHING OF A ~2-D LAYER OROGEN, ONTARIO, BASED ON NEW GEOLOGICAL AND 203-10 DP10 Clark, Jeffrey*: HOT BOX – A SIMPLE MODEL TO GEOPHYSICAL DATA DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTS OF INSULATION ON 205-7 13 Hall, Brian V.*; Behnam, Behroz; Jakubowski, Wojtek; INTERNAL AND RADIANT TEMPERATURES Vila-Sánchez, Alberto R.; Díaz-Martínez, Roberto; Gorzynski, Geroge A.: INTEGRATING FIVE HUNDRED YEARS OF GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION IN THE SEARCH FOR NEW MINES, REAL DE MINAS DE ZACUALPAN DISTRICT, POSTER CENTRAL MEXICO TECHNICAL SESSIONS 205-8 14 Evans, Kevin Ray*; Bassett, Damon J.; Mickus, Kevin L.; Cauthon, Matthew J.; Elson, Joshua D.; Larson, Mark Oscar; Newbold, Kevin S.: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE JANE 7.5-MINUTE SESSION NO. 204 QUADRANGLE, SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI: EVIDENCE T98. Environmental and Engineering Geology Student Research FOR PRE-PENNSYLVANIAN TECTONIC DEVELOPMENT OF Competition (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering THE OZARKS UPLIFT Geology Division; Association of Environmental & Engineering 205-9 15 Kehew, Alan E.*; Esch, John M.; Linker, John S.; Kozlowski, Geologists; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Quaternary Andrew L.; Woolever, Caleb; Ewald, Stephanie K.; Guzman, Ivan; Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Geoscience Karki, Sita: A NEW GEOLOGIC MAP FOR BARRY COUNTY, Education Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards MICHIGAN Program) 205-10 16 Harstad, Rylleigh P.*; Barineau, Clinton I.: KINEMATIC AND AGE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C CONSTRAINTS ON THE ALEXANDER CITY FAULT, EASTERN Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM BLUE RIDGE, ALABAMA Booth # 205-11 17 Yon, Jeffry C.E.*; Chipman, Jefferson; Hargrave, Jennifer E.: AN 204-1 1 Patterson, Catherine R.*: CHARACTERIZATION AND INTERACTIVE INVERTEBRATE FOSSIL LOCATION MAP OF IDENTIFICATION OF ALGIFIC TALUS SLOPES WITHIN THE THE GREAT STATE OF UTAH VALLEY AND RIDGE PHYSIOGRAPHIC PROVINCE OF 205-12 18 Phillips, William M.*; Stanford, Loudon R.; Szymanowski, Dawid: PENNSYLVANIA USING LIDAR MAPPING YELLOWSTONE HOT SPOT TRACK RHYOLITES 204-2 2 Pajer, Luke P.*; Cronin, Vincent S.: PHYSICAL MODELS IN THE EASTERN SNAKE RIVER PLAIN: A CASE STUDY OF LANDSLIDES FOR CLASSROOM AND LAB FROM THE HEISE VOLCANIC FIELD, AMMON 7.5-MINUTE DEMONSTRATIONS QUADRANGLE, IDAHO 204-3 3 Tousignant, Cole*; Nicosia, Christopher; Dogwiler, Toby: 205-13 19 Putnam, Roger L.*; Stock, Greg M.; Matasci, Battista; Glazner, EVALUATING THE POTENTIAL FOR BANK EROSION TO Allen F.: USING 3-D MAPPING TO UNDERSTAND BEDROCK PRIORITIZE CEDAR REVETMENT BANK STABILIZATION CONTROLS ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF EL CAPITAN, 204-4 4 Kraft, Matthew P.*; Singer, Jill; Manley, Thomas O.: BUFFALO YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA RIVER HYDRODYNAMICS USING ADCPS 205-14 20 Meinzer, Evan Randolph*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: 204-5 5 Strandskov, Erik*; Galster, Joshua C.: THE SYNCHRONIZATION SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE HOLDER 7.5 MINUTE OF STORM DISCHARGE PEAKS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED QUADRANGLE, MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS FLOOD HAZARDS IN A SMALL, URBANIZED WATERSHED IN 205-15 21 Sugano, Laura Lynn*; Malone, David; Shields, William: NEW JERSEY SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE 7.5 MINUTE NORMAL 204-6 6 Jarden, Kimberly*; Jefferson, Anne J.; Grieser, Jenn; Schafer, EAST QUADRANGLE IN MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS Derek: ASSESSING HYDROLOGIC IMPACTS OF STREET- 205-16 22 Olson, Raymond T.*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: SCALE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS FOR SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE CHENOA 7.5 MINUTE SUBURBAN PARMA, OHIO QUADRANGLE, MCLEAN-LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILLINOIS 205-17 23 Murphy, Caelan J.*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: SESSION NO. 205 SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE ARROWSMITH 7.5 T113. Geologic Maps and Their Derivatives (Posters) MINUTE QUADRANGLE, MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 205-18 24 Foote, James R.*; Malone, David H.; Shields, William: Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE DANVERS 7.5 MINUTE Booth # QUADRANGLE, MCLEAN AND WOODFORD COUNTY, ILLINOIS 205-1 7 Soller, David R.*; Garrity, Christopher P.; Wardwell, Robert C.; Stamm, Nancy R.: IMPROVING ACCESS TO GEOSCIENCE

240 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 208

205-19 25 Deasy, Ryan T.*; Wathen, Bryan; Wintsch, Robert P.: EDMAP 207-2 38 Sas, May*; DeBari, Susan M.; Clynne, Michael A.; Rusk, Brian G.: BEDROCK GEOLOGIC MAP OF ACCRETED TERRANES, HIGH-MG ANDESITES FROM THE NORTHERN CASCADE WESTERN NEW HAVEN QUADRANGLE, CT, USA ARC: USING MINERAL CHEMISTRY TO DISTINGUISH 205-20 26 Weedman, Nichole R.*; Malone, David; Shields, William: BETWEEN HYPOTHESES FOR PETROGENESIS SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE NORMAL WEST 7.5 207-3 39 D’Allura, Jad Alan*: BIMODAL VOLCANISM IN UPPER MINUTE QUADRANGLE, MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS OLIGOCENE-LOWER MIOCENE ROCKS OF SOUTHWEST OREGON SESSION NO. 206 207-4 40 Mitchell, Euan C.*; Asmerom, Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.: T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary EXTREME 231PA-ENRICHMENT IN YOUNG CASCADE ARC Geology Division; Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); Soils LAVAS and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 207-5 41 Kyeong Pil, Kong*; Mitchell, Euan C.; Asmerom, Yemane; Polyak, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Victor J.: PB AND HF ISOTOPE DATA FOR MAFIC LAVAS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM FROM THE THREE SISTERS AND NEWBERRY VOLCANO Booth # REGIONS OF THE CENTRAL OREGON CASCADES 206-1 27 Astray, Gonzalo*; Yanes, Yurena; Lopez, Dina L.; Mejuto, Juan C.: 207-6 42 Filer, Julie*; DeBari, S.M.; Clynne, Michael A.: FELSIC MAGMAS AN ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR MODERN FROM MT. BAKER IN THE NORTHERN CASCADE ARC: AND ANCIENT TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS USING LAND ORIGIN AND ROLE IN ANDESITE PRODUCTION SNAIL SHELLS 207-7 43 DiGiulio, Jennifer P.*; Nielsen, Roger; Tepley, Frank: 206-2 28 Tulley-Cordova, Crystal*; Bowen, Gabriel: STABLE ISOTOPES TIMESCALES OF OPEN-SYSTEM MAGMATIC PROCESSES: IN PRECIPITATION, SURFACE, AND GROUND WATERS: INSIGHTS FROM TEXTURAL STUDIES AND DIFFUSION RECORDING THE NORTH AMERICAN MONSOON IN MODELING IN PLAGIOCLASE FROM MOUNT JEFFERSON, ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO, AND UTAH OREGON 206-3 29 Kingston, Andrew W.*; Patterson, William P.: HIGH-RESOLUTION 207-8 44 Escobar, Ricardo Daniel*; DeBari, S.M.: PETROGENESIS OF RECORD OF PALEOPRECIPITATION PATTERNS OVER THE INTERMEDIATE MAGMAS AT MOUNT BAKER VOLCANIC PAST 8,000 YEARS FROM CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA: FIELD, NORTHERN CASCADE ARC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PACIFIC NORTH AMERICAN PATTERN SESSION NO. 208 206-4 30 Baird, Hollee C.*; Sweet, D.E.: RELATIVE PRECIPITATION T125. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Undergraduate Research (Posters) VARIATIONS ARCHIVED IN QUATERNARY PALEOSOLS ON (Sigma Gamma Epsilon) THE SOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 206-5 31 Awasthi, Neeraj*; Ray, Jyotiranjan S.: SOURCES OF THE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM LATE QUATERNARY SEDIMENTS IN THE ANDAMAN SEA: Booth # IMPLICATIONS FOR MONSOON VARIABILITY AND OCEAN 208-1 45 North, Breanna*; Ruhl, Laura; Potra, Adriana: SEDIMENT CIRCULATION CONTAMINANT DISTRIBUTION AND CHEMICAL BEHAVIOR 206-6 32 Saadeh, Crystal M.*; Saylor, Joel E.; Shanahan, Tim; Nie, FROM THE TRI-STATE LEAD AND ZINC MINING DISTRICT Junsheng: STABLE ISOTOPIC RECORD OF MONSOON 208-2 46 Brady, Ashley*; Kneeshaw, Tara; Wampler, Peter J.: NUTRIENT INTENSITY AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN THE DYNAMICS IN A STORMWATER MANAGEMENT COMPLEX ZHADA BASIN, SW TIBET AT GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY, ALLENDALE, 206-7 33 Casturi, Lokin*; Saylor, Joel E.; Nie, Junsheng; Saadeh, MICHIGAN TUESDAY Crystal M.: MONSOON MODULATION OF MILANKOCITCH 208-3 47 Foley, Michelle L.*; Miller, C.F.; Wulff, Andrew H.; FREQUENCY MIO-PLIOCENE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES IN McDowell, Susanne M.; Covey, Aaron K.: DYNAMICS OF ZHADA BASIN, SW TIBET DESTABILIZATION: PUMICEOUS EVIDENCE OF REHEATED, 206-8 34 Peppe, Daniel J.*; Michel, Lauren A.; Driese, Steven G.: REMELTED, AND REMOBILIZED CUMULATE FROM THE TREATMENT METHODS FOR BULK SOIL GEOCHEMICAL BASE OF A SUPERVOLCANO MAGMA CHAMBER PROXY APPLICATIONS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM EARLY 208-4 48 Heinrich, Catherine*; Stewart, Alexander K.; Hubbard, Trent D.: MIOCENE PALEOSOLS OF THE LAKE VICTORIA REGION DENDROGEOMORPHIC EVIDENCE OF FREQUENT MASS 206-9 35 Fletcher, Andrew*; Judd, Emily; Zanazzi, Alessandro; Bryant, WASTING FROM REACTION WOOD IN BLACK SPRUCE, Harold; Kohn, Matthew J.: EOCENE-OLIGOCENE LATITUDINAL NORTHWAY JCT., ALASKAN INTERIOR CLIMATE GRADIENTS IN NORTH AMERICA INFERRED FROM 208-5 49 Rice, Stacey A.*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Rentz, Shannon P.; Cribb, STABLE ISOTOPE RATIOS IN PERISSODACTYL TOOTH J. Warner: VOLUMINOUS INTERMEDIATE, EFFUSIVE ENAMEL MAGMATISM IN THE BLACK MOUNTAINS, AZ, PRECEDING 206-10 36 Watford, Dylana*; Bataille, Clement; Ruegg, Stephen; Lowe, THE PEACH SPRING SUPERERUPTION, AND EVALUATION Alex; Bowen, Gabriel J.: A LONG EARLY PALEOGENE OF ITS POTENTIAL RELATIONSHIP TO THE SUPERVOLCANO TERRESTRIAL PALEOCLIMATE RECORD FROM THE BLACK MAGMA CHAMBER PEAKS FORMATION, BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK, TX 208-6 50 Skankey, Robert*; MacLean, John S.: POROSITY ANALYSIS OF DEFORMATION BANDS IN SANDSTONES AND SESSION NO. 207 CONGLOMERATES FROM HILLSDALE CANYON, T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia SOUTHERN UTAH Subduction Zone (Posters) 208-7 51 Coleman, Katherine L.*; Odhiambo, Ben K.; Sharpless, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Charles M.; Coxon, Taylor M.; Wieland, Werner; Bunch, Aaron J.: Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF POLYCYCLIC Booth # AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) WITHIN SEDIMENT AND FISH TISSUE OF THE LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY 207-1 37 Patridge, Karyn A.*; Hammond, Paul E.: THE MOUNT BASIN, USA AIX CALDERA: LITHOLOGIC AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BUMPING RIVER TUFF 208-8 52 Johnson, Morgan E.*; McMillan, Margaret E.; Woodling, Kellie; Gamboa da Costa, Goncalo: A NOVEL METHOD FOR POSTERS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 241 SESSION NO. 208

DETECTING PHARMACEUTICALS IN SURFACE WATERS, SUPERERUPTION MAGMATIC PROCESSES: MULTIPLE CENTRAL ARKANSAS, USA VARIETIES OF ENCLAVES IN PRE-PEACH SPRING TUFF 208-9 53 Pratt, Ricky Daniel*; Claiborne, Lily L.; Miller, Calvin F.; TRACHYTE LAVAS Ferguson, Charles A.; Cribb, J. Warner; Szramek, Lindsay A.: 208-25 69 Nguyen, Thu A.*; Gong, Jian; Olsen, Kyle Anthony: PARTICLE INVESTIGATION OF A PRE-SUPERERUPTION IGNIMBRITE: IMAGE/TRACKING VELOCIMETRY AS AN EFFECTIVE, PETROLOGY OF THE MIOCENE COOK CANYON TUFF, LOW-COST SOLUTION FOR THE STUDY OF SMALL-SCALE BLACK MOUNTAINS, ARIZONA HYDRODYNAMIC PROCESSES IN GEOLOGY 208-10 54 Miller, John D.*; Husinec, Antun; Murphy, John T.: TROPICAL 208-26 70 Pettit, Bridget S.*; Catlos, Elizabeth J.; Elliott, Brent: SHALLOW-MARINE CARBONATE- SILICICLASTIC UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF STRIKE-SLIP FAULTING AS DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE LITTLE OCEANS CLOSE, NORTH CENTRAL TURKEY LAUGHLANDS BAY, JAMAICA 208-27 71 McLemore, Devin M.*; Hargrave, Jennifer E.: FOSSIL CORAL 208-11 55 McGuinness, Sarah A.*; Lang, N.P.; Rice, Stacey A.; Rentz, FROM THE MISSISSIPPIAN REDWALL LIMESTONE IN THE Shannon P.; Miller, Calvin F.; McDowell, Susanne M.: BEAVER DAM MOUNTAINS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH REMOTE SENSING CHARACTERIZATION OF A MAJOR 208-28 72 Chisom, Charles*; Cecil, M. Robinson; Rusmore, Margaret E.; PRE-SUPERERUPTION EFFUSIVE UNIT IN THE BLACK Woodsworth, Glenn J.: NEW U-PB ZIRCON AGES FROM MOUNTAINS OF NORTHWEST ARIZONA PLUTONS OF THE MT. WADDINGTON REGION, SOUTHERN 208-12 56 Harvey, Kayleigh M.*; Havens, Kaitlyn Pospiech; Lincoln, COAST MOUNTAINS BATHOLITH, BRITISH COLUMBIA Timothy N.: ANALYSIS OF PHOSPHATE IN RIPARIAN 208-29 73 Lupo, Nicholas S.*; Farthing, Dori J.: DESCRIPTION OF A SEDIMENT PORE-WATERS: DOES PHOSPHATE GARNET-BEARING GRANOFELS FOUND AT WEST CHICAGO SEQUESTERED IN THE STREAM BED CONTRIBUTE TO CREEK, COLORADO THE PHOSPHATE LOAD OF THE KALAMAZOO RIVER? 208-30 74 Heerspink, Brent P.*; Lincoln, Timothy N.: PATHWAYS OF 208-13 57 Morgenthaler, Sarah E.*; Brock-Hon, Amy L.: REPORT OF AN NITRATE INTO THE KALAMAZOO RIVER: A PHYSICAL, ONGOING INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL STUDY DISSOLUTION VOIDS IN PETROCALCIC MATERIALS AT 208-31 75 Law, Stacey E.*; Quinton, Page C.; Leslie, Stephen A.; MacLeod, MORMON MESA, NEVADA Kenneth G.; Herrmann, Achim D.: CARBONATE Δ13C AND 208-14 58 Flansburg, Megan*; Miller, Calvin; McDowell, Susanne M.; PRELIMINARY CONODONT Δ18O FROM THE UPPER STONES Cribb, J. Warner; Bailey, Christopher M.: PRIMING FOR RIVER FORMATION AND LOWER NASHVILLE FORMATION SUPERERUPTION: THE HOT PRE-PEACH SPRING TUFF (LATE ORDOVICIAN) NEAR GADSDEN, AL LAVA FLOWS AND PEACH SPRING TUFF MAFIC ENCLAVES, BLACK MOUNTAINS, ARIZONA 208-32 76 Bertolett, Elisabeth M.*; Deering, Chad D.; Prior, David J.; Gravley, Darren M.: A TEXTURAL AND GEOCHEMICAL 208-15 59 Gibson, Brandt M.*; Lang, N.P.; Miller, Calvin F.; Foley, ANALYSIS OF GOAT ROCK DOME XENOLITHS Michelle L.; Hooks, Benjamin P.: ­­REMOTELY-SENSED DISTRIBUTION OF THE MIOCENE-AGED PEACH SPRING 208-33 77 Hatfield, Marques E.*; Singleton, John; Bird, Emily; Prior, TUFF SUPERERUPTION DEPOSIT IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK Michael G.: SYNEXTENSIONAL SEDIMENTATION IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NW AZ HANGING WALL OF THE BUCKSKIN DETACHMENT FAULT, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA: EVIDENCE FOR ACCELERATED 208-16 60 Weisberg, Wesley R.*; Metcalf, James R.; Flowers, EXTENSION RATES IN THE MIDDLE MIOCENE? Rebecca M.: THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF THE MCCLURE MOUNTAIN SYENITE: CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW HE 208-34 78 Euker, Brandon C.*; Law, Stacey E.; Meierdiercks, Kathleen Anne; THERMOCHRONOMETERS AND CONSTRAINTS ON THE Baedke, Steve J.; Leslie, Stephen A.; Herrmann, Achim D.: A COOLING HISTORY OF THE WET MOUNTAINS, COLORADO COMPARISON OF TWO COMMON CONTINUOUS FLOW IRMS APPROACHES ON THE ISOPRIME MULTIFLOW AND THE 208-17 61 Pope, Gina G.*; Richards, Paul L.: FRACTURE ORIENTATION ISOPRIME PYROCUBE FOR Δ 13C USING LATE ORDOVICIAN AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE CHAUMONT CARBONATES FROM SWEDEN LIMESTONE 208-35 79 Starr, Lindsay*; Fortner, Sarah K.: SEASONAL CHLORIDE 208-18 62 Lee, Jacob W.*; Williams, Scott H.; Flansburg, Megan; BEHAVIOR IN THE GREAT MIAMI RIVER, OHIO Beckens, Holland; Miller, Calvin F.; Lang, N.P.; Cribb, J. Warner: IMPLICATIONS OF ERUPTIVE, EROSIVE, AND 208-36 80 Plowman, Jacquelyn K.*; DeVries-Zimmerman, Suzanne J.; Davis, DEPOSITIONAL PROCESSES PRIOR TO A SUPER ERUPTION Charles F.; Hansen, Edward C.: A SCHEME FOR EVALUATING IN THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS THE IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ON THE GEOMORPHIC AND ECOLOGIC PROCESSES OF LAKE MICHIGAN’S COASTAL 208-19 63 Gross, Caroline E.*; Singleton, John; Wong, Martin S.: TECTONIC DUNES SIGNIFICANCE OF MYLONITES IN THE LITTLE BUCKSKIN MOUNTAINS, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA: INSIGHTS FROM 208-37 81 Young, Shaunna D.*; Camacho, Joe; Abolins, Mark: THE QUARTZ MICROSTRUCTURAL DATA HARPETH RIVER FAULT ZONE, CENTRAL TENNESSEE 208-20 64 Graves, Shawna Marie*; Urbanczyk, Kevin M.: USING 208-38 82 Seaman, Kyle A.*; Elick, Jennifer M.; Holt, Jack R.: REVEALING SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY TO CATALOG THE HIDDEN PAST OF LEGACY SEDIMENTS FROM MIDDLE MINERALS FROM THE TRANS-PECOS MAGMATIC CREEK LAKE, SELINSGROVE, PA PROVINCE 208-39 83 Saup, Casey*; Grottoli, Andréa; Ferrier-Pagès, Christine; Matsui, 208-21 65 Barns, Joseph P.*; Husinec, Antun: FACIES STACKING Yohei: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ISOTOPIC RESPONSES OF THE PATTERN WITHIN THE ORDOVICIAN RED RIVER CORAL STYLOPHORA PISTILLATA TO FUTURE COASTAL FORMATION, WILLISTON BASIN: A CASE STUDY FROM OCEAN CONDITIONS EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA 208-40 84 Wilson, Elizabeth L.*; Breslin, Kyle D.; Marvelle, Keith A.; 208-22 66 Colaianne, Nicholas J.*; Barrette, Andrew J.; Wampler, Peter J.; Thacker, Tyler N.; Fortner, Sarah K.; Ritter, John B.: SOIL LEAD Kneeshaw, Tara: COMPARISON OF TWO SUSPENDED DISTRIBUTION AT A TWO SITES: IMPLICATIONS FOR LEAD SEDIMENT ANALYSIS METHODS SOIL OUTREACH IN THE PROMISE NEIGHBORHOOD, SPRINGFIELD, OH 208-23 67 Redder, Brian W.*; Balnis, Joseph M.; Balogh-Brunstad, Zsuzsanna: WATER CHEMISTRY OF A HEMLOCK FOREST IN 208-41 85 Bird, Emily*; Singleton, John; Hatfield, Marques E.: THE ROBERT V. RIDDELL STATE PARK, NY MIOCENE STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE BUCKSKIN DETACHMENT FAULT ZONE, WEST-CENTRAL ARIZONA: 208-24 68 Rentz, Shannon P.*; Rice, Stacey A.; Cribb, J. Warner; INSIGHTS FROM GEOLOGIC MAPPING IN THE SOUTHERN Claiborne, Lily L.; Miller, Calvin F.: UNDERSTANDING PRE- LINCOLN RANCH BASIN

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208-42 86 Caylor, Sofia*; Urbanczyk, Kevin M.: MINERALOGY OF THE 209-7 103 Ayyash, Sara*; Fan, Majie; Passey, Benjamin H.; Griffith, LUNA VISTA SILL, BREWSTER COUNTRY, TEXAS Elizabeth M.: LATE EOCENE-EARLY OLIGOCENE 208-43 87 Barney, Grant*; Noll, Mark R.: POTENTIAL INFLUENCE OF PALEOCLIMATE AND PALEOENVIRONMENT RECORDS CLIMATE ON FLOOD RECURRENCE IN THE WINOOSKI FROM THE WHITE RIVER FORMATION IN EASTERN RIVER WATERSHED, VERMONT WYOMING 208-44 88 Francis, Skylar J.*; Noll, Mark R.: INFLUENCE OF 209-8 104 Mitsunaga, Bryce A.*; Mering, John; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; PRECIPITATION PATTERNS ON SURFACE WATER AND Dunbar, Robert; Cohen, Andrew; Liu, Xingqi; Kaufman, Darrell S.; GROUNDWATER IN THE SANDY CREEK WATERSHED, Eagle, Robert; Tripati, Aradhna: A CLUMPED ISOTOPE NEW YORK CALIBRATION FOR LACUSTRINE CARBONATES 208-45 89 Lubicich, Emily J.*; Craddock, Tristan; Werkhoven, Andres R.; 209-9 105 Ingalls, Miquela*; Rowley, David B.; Currie, Brian S.; Olack, Vollmer, Frederick W.: EVIDENCE FROM JOINT SETS Gerard; Colman, Albert: PALEOALTIMETRY OF THE OIYUG AND SHEAR ZONES IN EASTERN NEW YORK FOR TWO BASIN, SOUTHERN TIBET USING CLUMPED-ISOTOPE OROGENIC EVENTS AND THE WESTWARD DISPLACEMENT PALEOTHERMOMETRY OF THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS ALONG A DECOLLEMENT 209-10 106 Kowler, Andrew*; Tripati, Aradhna: QUANTIFYING REGIONAL 208-46 90 Smith, Nicholas*; Kreppel, Elizabeth; Mitchell, Aimee; Noll, Mark TEMPERATURE RESPONSES TO GLACIAL AND DEGLACIAL R.: DEVELOPMENT OF A RAPID FIELD-PORTABLE SOIL CLIMATE FORCINGS THROUGH APPLICATION OF CLUMPED PHOSPHORUS ANALYSIS METHOD AND APPLICATION TO ISOTOPE THERMOMETRY TO SHELL AND SEDIMENTARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES CARBONATES IN LAKE-SHORELINE AND WETLAND DEPOSITS IN THE SOUTHERN BASIN AND RANGE 208-47 91 Groh, Katelynn*; Noll, Mark R.: EVALUATION OF FLOOD RECURRENCE IN THE CHEMUNG RIVER WATERSHED, NEW 209-11 107 Jones, Adam J.*: STABLE ISOTOPE AND CRYSTALLINITY YORK VARIATIONS IN KAOLIN DEPOSITS OF GEORGIA IN UP DIP TO DOWN DIP OCCURRENCES 208-48 92 Rivas, Jonathan*; McClaughry, Jason D.; Schwartz, Joshua J.: PROVENANCE OF LATE JURASSIC TO LATE CRETACEOUS 209-12 108 Seligman, Angela Nicole*; Bindeman, Ilya N.: TESTING THE 18 SANDSTONES IN SOUTHWEST OREGON USE OF Δ O IN EXTRACTED WATER FROM VOLCANIC ASH, KAOLINITE, AND MICA AS A TOOL FOR PALEOCLIMATE 208-49 93 Welch, Sarah*; Noll, Mark R.: CO FLUX FROM A SINGLE 2 AND PALEOALTIMETRY STUDIES: THE SEARCH FOR NEW MAPPED SOIL UNIT UNDER DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT STANDARDS AND METHODOLOGY PRACTICES 209-13 109 Luetkemeyer, P. Benjamin*: COMBINED CLUMPED 208-50 94 Cowling, Owen*; Noll, Mark R.: VARIATIONS IN CARBONATE THERMOMETRY - FLUID INCLUSION STUDY: GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER CHEMISTRY IN INVESTIGATING PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS THE SANDY CREEK (NY) WATERSHED: NATURAL OR DURING CALCITE PRECIPITATION, FARNHAM DOME, EAST- ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACTS CENTRAL UTAH 208-51 95 Seiderman, Benjamin*; Noll, Mark R.: DISSOLUTION OF 209-14 110 Roark, Andrew P.*; Grossman, Ethan L.; Lebold, Joseph G.: TREMOLITE BY ARTIFICIAL LYSOSOMAL FLUIDS SEASONALITY AND CIRCULATION DYNAMICS ALONG THE 208-52 96 Marlantes, Garret A.*; Pringle, Patrick T.; Wegmann, Karl W.: APPALACHIAN MARGIN OF THE LATE PENNSYLVANIAN INVESTIGATION OF SUBFOSSIL TREES AT IRELY LAKE, EPICONTINENTAL SEA OF NORTH AMERICA: BRACHIOPOD OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON, USA GEOCHEMICAL RECORDS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELS OF SHELF ANOXIA SESSION NO. 209 TUESDAY T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, SESSION NO. 210 Climate, and Environments: Challenges and Recent Advances T131. Critical Earth-Life Transitions: The Marine Perspective (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural (Posters) (Paleontological Society) Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Geomorphology Division) Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Booth # Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 210-1 111 Dworkin, S.I.*; Nordt, Lee; Atchley, Stacy: THE ISOTOPE Booth # CHEMISTRY OF QUARTZ AND ORGANIC MATTER IN 209-1 97 Dudek, Richard Edward*; Krishnamurthy, R.V.; Hampton, SILICIFIED WOOD, PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK, Duane R.: STABLE ISOTOPE RESPONSE IN GROUND WATER ARIZONA TO SEASONAL ISOTOPE VARIATIONS IN PRECIPITATION 210-2 112 Ritterbush, Linda Anita*: BIOMETRICS OF CAMBRO- 209-2 98 Marchetti, David W.*; Haag, James: CONSTRUCTING A LOCAL ORDOVICIAN AGNOSTOIDS: RELEVANCE TO OXYGEN METEORIC WATER LINE FOR GUNNISON COLORADO— DURING EXTINCTION AND BIODIVERSIFICATION EVENTS SEVEN YEARS OF PRECIPITATION STABLE ISOTOPE DATA 210-3 113 Auerbach, David*; Planavsky, Noah; Alfimova, Nadezhda; 209-3 99 Tobin, Thomas S.*; Ward, Peter D.: USING SYSTEMATIC Δ13C Reinhard, Christopher T.; Wang, Xiangli; Asael, Dan: A DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AMMONITES AND BENTHIC TERRESTRIAL MESOARCHEAN-MESOPROTEROZOIC MOLLUSKS FROM SEYMOUR ISLAND, ANTARCTICA TO RECORD OF ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN LEVELS BETTER UNDERSTAND AMMONITE LIFESTYLES 210-4 114 Dill, Ryan*; Eagle, Robert; Mering, John; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; 209-4 100 Stoddard, Philippa S.*; Brandon, Mark T.; Rye, Danny M.: LIGHT Taviani, Marco; Marenssi, Sergio; Harwood, David; Lunt, Dan J.; CARBON STABLE ISOTOPES IN ARAGONITE VEINS, LOPEZ Valdes, Paul; Tripati, Aradhna: SOUTHERN OCEAN AND ISLAND, WA: EVIDENCE FOR DEEP LIFE? ANTARCTIC PENINSULA TEMPERATURES DURING CRITICAL 209-5 101 Schwartz, Theresa M.*; Chamberlain, C. Page; Graham, Stephan CLIMATE TRANSITIONS OF THE CENOZOIC CONSTRAINED A.: PLACING STABLE ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY IN CONTEXT BY CLUMPED ISOTOPE THERMOMETRY OF DETAILED SEDIMENTOLOGY: A CASE STUDY OF THE 210-5 115 Maza, Zachary A.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Perry, Katherine Lynn; PALEOGENE SAGE CREEK BASIN, MONTANA Myer, George H.; Grandstaff, David E.; Wiest, Logan A.; Terry, 209-6 102 Bandara, Sasiri*; Froese, Duane: ASSESSING THERMOKARST Dennis O.: ADVANCES IN THE APPLICATION OF LOW-FIELD LAKE HISTORY IN THE OLD CROW BASIN, NORTHERN MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY IN MARINE CRETACEOUS- PALEOGENE SUCCESSIONS OF NEW JERSEY YUKON, USING CRYOSTRATIGRAPHY AND STABLE POSTERS ISOTOPE RECORDS

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210-6 116 Osleger, Dillon J.*; Montross, Scott N.; Walker, Virginia; 211-8 130 Morriss, Matthew C.*; Wegmann, Karl; Vezie, Claire: 1:24,000 Lafrenière, Melissa J.; Lamoureux, Scott F.: SPATIAL SCALE MAPPING REVEALS DYNAMIC AND CLIMATIC DIMENSIONS AND IMPACTS OF PERMAFROST LANDFORMS RIDING A KINEMATIC WAVE ALONG THE DISTURBANCE ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION BURNT RIVER, BAKER COUNTY, NORTHEAST OREGON IN HIGH ARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS 211-9 131 Dilworth, John*; Fisher, Timothy G.: ASSESSING THE 210-7 117 Petryshyn, Victoria A.*; Gammariello, Robert; Ibarra, Yadira; LOCATION OF GLACIAL LAKE AGASSIZ DURING THE Greene, Sarah E.; Corsetti, Frank A.; Bottjer, David J.; MOORHEAD PHASE WITH COMPACTION RIDGES Tripati, Aradhna: CARBONATE “CLUMPED” ISOTOPE 211-10 132 Perotti, Luigi*; Roberti, Gioachino; Clague, John; Friele, 18 DETERMINATION OF SEAWATER TEMPERATURE AND Δ O Pierre A.; Giardino, Marco; Masera, Diego; Van Wyk de Vries, DURING THE END-TRIASSIC EXTINCTION EVENT Benjamin: HIGH RESOLUTION DIGITAL MAPPING AND 210-8 118 Alasad, Rawan*; Montanez, Isabel; Holterhoff, Peter F.; Calvo, GEOMORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MOUNT MEAGER Jose Pedro: PRECESSIONAL-DRIVEN CLIMATE CYCLICITY ROCK-DEBRIS AVALANCHE (BC, CANADA) IN PENNSYLVANIAN BENWOOD FM, DUNKARD BASIN, 211-11 133 Giardino, Marco*; Masera, Diego; Calhoun, Nancy; Clague, EASTERN OHIO John; Perotti, Luigi; Poschinger, Andrea; Roberti, Gioachino: 210-9 119 Maza, Zachary A.*; Buynevich, Ilya V.; Myer, George H.; GEOMORPHOLOGY AND GEOMATICS FOR THE STUDY OF Perry, Katherine Lynn; Wiest, Logan A.; Grandstaff, David E.; LANDFORMS AND DEPOSITS RELATED TO THE FLIMS AND Terry, Dennis O.: TEXTURAL TRENDS REFINE THE TAMINS LANDSLIDES (RHEIN VALLEY, SWITZERLAND) LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY OF A BIOTURBATED MARINE K-PG 211-12 134 Miao, Xiaodong*; Stohr, Christopher; Thomason, Jason F.: 3D INTERVAL, RANCOCAS CREEK, NEW JERSEY PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MODELING OF GLACIAL SAND AND 210-10 120 Fetrow, Anne*; Snell, Kathryn E.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena; Fox, David L.; GRAVEL DEPOSITS IN A METROPOLITAN AREA Polissar, Pratigya J.; Uno, Kevin T.; Martin, Robert A.; Feinberg, 211-13 135 Meyer, Henry M.*: DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH-RESOLUTION Joshua: TEMPERATURE CHANGES AND GREAT PLAINS DIGITAL ELEVATION MAP FOR GLACIAL GEOMORPHOLOGY ECOSYSTEM EVOLUTION DURING THE MIOCENE TO THE APPLICATIONS USING AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE IN HOLOCENE IN MEADE BASIN, KANSAS THE EASTERN SIERRA NEVADA, CA 210-12 122 Maza, Zachary A.*; Perry, Katherine Lynn; Wiest, Logan A.; 211-14 136 Lomeli-Uribe, Erika A.*: DISCRIMINATING DESERT Buynevich, Ilya V.: TAPHONOMY AND MAGNETIC PAVEMENTS, CRUSTS, AND OTHER MORPHO-CLIMATIC SUSCEPTIBILITY SIGNATURE OF PYCNODONTE SP. SURFACES WITH MULTI-TEMPORAL THERMAL AND VISIBLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE K-PG BOUNDARY, CENTRAL TO NEAR-INFRARED REMOTE SENSING OBSERVATIONS NEW JERSEY SESSION NO. 212 SESSION NO. 211 T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ T43. Automated approaches to Mapping Geological Materials Employability by Developing Practical Skills and Competencies and Landforms (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and (Posters) Geomorphology Division; GSA Planetary Geology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Geology 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C and Society Division) Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 212-1 137 Johnson, Ann*: METHODS AND TOOLS TO ALIGN Booth # CURRICULUM TO THE SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES NEEDED BY THE WORKFORCE – AN EXAMPLE FROM 211-1 123 Pawley, Steven*; Utting, Daniel: LIDAR AND LANDSAT BASED GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MAPPING OF PEATLAND AND PERMAFROST TERRAIN USING OBJECT-BASED CLASSIFICATION, NORTHEAST 212-2 138 Stokes, Alison*; Stokes, Martin: KNOWING WHAT YOUR ALBERTA GRADUATES DO: TRACKING GEOSCIENCE ALUMNI EMPLOYMENT USING LINKEDIN 211-2 124 Russell, Hazen A.J.*; Broscoe, David: QUANTITATIVE MAPPING OF ESKERS USING DEM AND MULTISPECTRAL DATA 212-3 139 Houlton, Heather R.*; Ricci, Jamie L.; Solem, Michael; Wilson, Carolyn; Keane, Christopher M.: THINKING BROADLY ABOUT 211-3 125 Mahanti, Prasun*; Robinson, Mark S.; Stelling, Richard: THE STUDENT-TO-PROFESSIONAL TRANSITION: HOW AUTOMATIC CHARACTERIZATION OF LUNAR IMPACT ARE OUR STUDENTS PREPARED AND WHERE ARE THEY CRATER DEGRADATION GOING? 211-4 126 Jorge, Marco G.*; Brennand, Tracy A.: A NEW METHOD FOR 212-4 140 Slattery, William*; Lunsford, Suzanne K.; Jacomet, Patrick: THE SEMI-AUTOMATED MAPPING OF DRUMLINS AND PAVING THE WAY TO A GEOSCIENCE CAREER: MEGA-SCALE GLACIAL LINEATIONS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR K-12 TEACHERS THAT 211-5 127 Tappert, Michelle C.*; Rivard, Benoit; Rogge, Derek; Fulop, INCLUDES CAREER INFORMATION FOR THEIR STUDENTS Alexandrina; Feng, Jilu; Tappert, Ralf; Stalder, Roland: 212-5 141 Bruckner, Monica Z.*; Kirk, Karin B.; Gosselin, David C.; THE FUTURE OF AUTOMATED DRILL CORE LOGGING: Manduca, Cathryn; Blockstein, David; Bralower, Timothy J.: CHARACTERIZING KIMBERLITE DILUTION BY CRUSTAL BUILDING THE WORKFORCE FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE: MATERIAL AT THE SNAP LAKE DIAMOND MINE (NT, RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS CANADA) USING SWIR (1.90-2.36 ΜM) AND LWIR (8.1-11.1 ΜM) HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY 212-6 142 Heilman, Tyler Jeffrey*; Ashbaugh, Court: EXPERIENCE-BASED LEARNING IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES: BUILDING 211-6 128 Hill, Jesse S.*; Stewart, Kevin G.: AUTOMATIC SELECTION AN AUTOMATED WEATHER STATION IN GARIBALDI OF KNICKPOINTS IN LONGITUDINAL RIVER PROFILES PROVINCIAL PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA USING OPEN-SOURCE R SCRIPT AND A COMBINATION OF NORMALIZED STEEPNESS, SMOOTHED SLOPE, AND SUM OF THE DIFFERENCES 211-7 129 Lesemann, Jerome-Etienne*; Parkinson, William; Russell, Hazen A.J.: REMOTE PREDICTIVE MAPPING OF SURFICIAL GEOLOGY USING RANDOM FOREST CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHMS: EXAMPLES FROM NORTHERN CANADA

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SESSION NO. 213 EXPERIMENTS ON THE PERCOLATION OF ROAD SALT THROUGH SOIL COLUMNS T71. Climate Literacy: Formal and Informal Education and Outreach Efforts to Increase Awareness and Enable Responsible 214-7 157 Lenhert, Lucas Michael*; Soto, Paula M.; Nourse, Jonathan A.; Decisions (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division; Osborn, Stephen G.: DISCHARGE AND OXYGEN-HYDROGEN National Association of Geoscience Teachers; CLEAN Network) ISOTOPIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FAULT ZONE-SOURCED SPRINGS IN EVEY AND PALMER CANYONS, EASTERN SAN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C GABRIEL MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 214-8 158 Berger, Kelsey S.*; Reid, Catherine; McGillis, Alana; Hampton, Samuel J.: FORAMINIFERA SPECIES DISTRIBUTION AND 213-1 143 Doner, Lisa A.*; McGarry, Mary Ann; Perello, Melanie; Davis, P. GEOCHEMISTRY: A TOOL FOR ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT Thompson; Foley, Kathryn: NATIONAL CLIMATE LITERACY OF LYTTELTON HARBOUR, NEW ZEALAND GAPS IN METEOROLOGY GRADUATES 214-9 159 Francis, Andrew Kehler*; Ritter, John B.: EVALUATING 213-2 144 Moore, Alexandra*; Derry, Louis A.: IMPROVED CLIMATE POTENTIAL ECOHYDROLOGICAL SERVICES OF A CLOSED LITERACY FOR UNDERGRADUATES VIA HANDS-ON MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE, SPRINGFIELD, OH INVESTIGATION OF CARBON CYCLE PROCESSES 214-10 160 Lincoln, Timothy N.*; Wilch, Thomas I.: STUDENT WATERSHED 213-3 145 White, Lisa D.*; Berbeco, Minda; Bean, Jessica R.: RESEARCH AT ALBION COLLEGE; BENEFITS OF A LONG UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL CHANGE: NEW WEB TOOLS TERM COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR TEACHING ABOUT THE BIOTIC IMPACTS OF GLOBAL CHANGE 214-11 161 Tysor, Elizabeth H.*; Stewart-Maddox, Noah; Degon, Amber; Swanson, Jake; Howard, Jordan; Frisbee, Marty D.; Wilson, 213-4 146 Kirk, Karin B.*; Gold, Anne U.; Morrison, Deb; Lynds, Susan; John L.; Newman, Brent: THE ROLE OF STRUCTURE Buhr Sullivan, Susan M.; Grachev, Andrey A.; Persson, Ola: AND STRATIGRAPHY ON GROUNDWATER/SURFACE-WATER ARCTIC CLIMATE CURRICULUM: ENGAGING HIGH SCHOOL INTERACTIONS IN A GAINING REACH OF THE EL RITO STUDENTS WITH AUTHENTIC DATA IN A FLEXIBLE, WATERSHED RELEVANT, AND EASY-TO-USE FORMAT 214-12 162 Tysor, Elizabeth H.*; Howard, Jordan; Stewart-Maddox, Noah; 213-5 147 Lee, Ming-Kuo*; Mitra, Chandana; Thomas, Amy; Lucy, Swanson, Jake; Degon, Amber; Frisbee, Marty D.; Wilson, Tyaunnaka; Hickman, Elizabeth; Cox, Jennifer; Rodger, Chris: John L.; Newman, Brent: SPRINGS AND THE ROLE OF INTRODUCING NEW CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE ON STREAMFLOW MODULES TO ALABAMA MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSROOMS GENERATION IN EL RITO WATERSHED 213-6 148 Brey, James A.*; Geer, Ira W.; Weinbeck, Robert S.; Mills, 214-13 163 Gil, Yeimy*; Abraham, Denin; Hoque, Ridwan; Dhar, Ratan: Elizabeth W.; Nugnes, Kira A.; Asokan, Anupa: RAISING PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF URBAN WATER CLIMATE LITERACY THROUGH DATASTREME EARTH’S BODIES IN NEW YORK CITY CLIMATE SYSTEM 214-14 164 Kalemba, Scott R.*; Argyilan, Erin; Morris, Charles C.: 213-7 149 Scherger, Nathaniel B.*: THE GEOLOGICAL BUMBLE BEE EVALUATING AQUATIC RESOURCES OUTSIDE AND PROJECT; AN OUTREACH PROGRAM THAT COVERS WITHIN PARK BOUNDARIES OF THE EAST BRANCH OF THE FROM WISCONSINAN GLACIATIONS TO MODERN CLIMATE LITTLE CALUMET RIVER WITH RESPECT TO THE INDIANA CHANGE DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE 213-8 150 Shellito, Cindy*: FACILITATING SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY 214-15 165 Aremu, Olusola*; Dhar, Ratan: TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THROUGH THE USE OF STUDENT-CONSTRUCTED GROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY OF UPPER GLACIAL AQUIFER WEATHER INSTRUMENTS 214-16 166 Kunz, Kestrel A.*; Kirkegaard, Kyle N.; Wildman, Rich A.: TUESDAY SESSION NO. 214 BALANCING ENTHUSIASM AND EXPECTATIONS: THE EMOTIONAL CONTEXT OF UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH T77. Undergraduate Research Projects As a Way to Solve Water- PROJECTS Related Problems/Issues (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division) 214-17 167 Herdman, Greyson H.*; Elmieh, Negar: ADAPTING TO SEA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C LEVEL RISE ON BRITISH COLUMBIA’S SOUTHERN COASTS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 214-18 168 Nezat, Carmen A.*: ADDRESSING LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL Booth # ISSUES WITH UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH 214-1 151 Doss, Paul K.*; Feldhaus, Aaron; Ford, Chanse M.; Stephens, 214-19 169 Soto, Paula Mariana*; Lenhert, Lucas; Nourse, Jonathan A.; Michael; Chambers, Thomas Bryce: LONG-TERM MONITORING Osborn, Stephen G.: DISCHARGE AND GEOCHEMICAL OF WATER RESOURCES WITH UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS OF EVEY CANYON AND ICEHOUSE COLLABORATORS CANYON SPRINGS, SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS, DURING 214-2 152 Root, Brandon T.*; Doss, Paul K.: DESIGNING A SHALLOW EXTENDED DROUGHT GROUNDWATER MONITORING STUDY TO SUPPORT RE- 214-20 170 Ogunmola, Samuel O.*; Omole, David O.; Ndambuki, Julius M.; INTRODUCTION OF AN INDIANA STATE ENDANGERED Isiorho, S.A.: HEAVY METALCOMPOSITION OF SOILS IN AMPHIBIAN SOME NIGERIAN COMMUNITIES 214-3 153 Budd, Sarah K.*; Isiorho, Solomon A.; Matthews, Tessa A.; Kime, 214-21 171 Manley, Patricia*; Manley, Thomas O.: TEACHING MARINE Brittany; Reeder, Jessie: INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT SCIENCE SKILLS AT THE INTRODUCTORY AND ADVANCED AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF GEOLOGY COURSES PROVIDES LEVELS, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, VERMONT USA UNDERGRADUATES THE OPPORTUNITY TO SOLVE REAL WORLD PROBLEM 214-22 172 Matthews, Tessa A.*; Budd, Sarah K.; Isiorho, Solomon A.: DETERMINING THE WATER QUALITY AT INDIANA 214-4 154 Reeder, Jessie L.*; Isiorho, Solomon A.: WATER QUALITY AND UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE (IPFW) THE INVASION OF THE ST. JOSEPH RIVER, FORT WAYNE, USING WELL DATA INDIANA, BY CYANOBACTERIA 214-23 173 Rodrigues, Lisa J.*: RECIPROCAL PEER REVIEW IN THE 214-5 155 Budd, Sarah K.*; Isiorho, Solomon A.; Matthews, Tessa A.: OH, MARINE SCIENCES: STUDENTS LEARN SCIENTIFIC THE WELL WATERS ARE DIFFERENT FROM THE SAME WRITING SKILLS BY EDITING EACH OTHER AQUIFER; ARE THEY? 214-24 174 Kime, Brittany*; Isiorho, Solomon A.: SMALL TOWN WATER 214-6 156 Toledo-Cossu, Francesca L.*; Beauvais, Scott W.; Erickson, QUALITY AND HEALTH CONCERNS, NITRATE LEVELS Andrew J.; Stefan, Heinz G.: EXPLORATORY LABORATORY POSTERS INCREASING IN THE MIDWEST, NORTHEAST INDIANA, USA

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214-25 175 OConnell, Suzanne*: A FEAST OF UNDERGRADUATE MARINE ELEMENTS AND OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN ISOTOPES OF SCIENCE RESEARCH POSSIBILITIES USING SCIENTIFIC THE ST. JOHNS RIVER MIDDLE BASIN, DELAND, FL OCEAN DRILLING DATA AND CORES 215-8 192 Peterson, Eric W.*; Doucette, Ryan: DELINEATION OF 214-26 176 Bamgbelu, Oloruntobiloba A.*; Ndambuki, Julius M.; RESERVOIRS WITHIN KARST AQUIFERS UTILIZING Omole, David O.: PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THERMAL DATA GROUNDWATER IN A NIGERIAN COMMUNITY 215-9 193 Myre, Joseph*; Covington, Matthew D.; Perne, Matija; Kosic, 214-27 177 Sautter, Leslie*; Logsdon, Miles; Harris, M. Scott; Cooper, Paul R.: Katarina: THE MICROSOFT KINECT AS A LOW-COST STUDENTS INVESTIGATING THE DEEP USING MULTIBEAM RECORDER OF 3-DIMENSIONAL KARST MORPHOLOGIES SONAR: THE BEAMS PROGRAM 215-10 194 Cooper, Max P.*; Perne, Matija; Covington, Matthew D.: SIMPLE 214-28 178 Avard, Margaret M.*: STRATEGY FOR CONDUCTING WATER- SHEAR STRESS APPROXIMATIONS AND A FIRST STEP IN RELATED, UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AT A SMALL, MODELING MECHANICAL EROSION IN CAVES REGIONAL UNIVERSITY 215-11 195 Mallon, Edward K.*; Beddows, Patricia A.: A LOW- 214-29 179 Nicholson, Brittany Ann*; Pollock, Meagen; Judge, Shelley: COST SUBMERSIBLE DATA LOGGER SYSTEM FOR META-ANALYSIS OF MENTORING MODELS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING NETWORKS SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS 214-30 180 Brown, Amanda R.*; Silveira, Emily; Lobegeier, Melissa: USING SESSION NO. 216 RECENT THECAMOEBIAN ASSEMBLAGES TO DETERMINE T182. Evaluating Coastal Models and Transgressive Coastal WATER QUALITY OF TODDS LAKE, RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Systems (Posters) TENNESSEE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 214-31 181 Cain, Molly*; Hensel, Philippe: WETLAND ELEVATIONS AT Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SUB-CENTIMETER PRECISION: A COMPARISON OF A NEW Booth # DIGITAL BARCODE LEVELING TECHNIQUE WITH THE 216-1 196 Huff, Sarah*; Nittrouer, Jeffrey; Lorenzo Trueba, Jorge: SURFACE ELEVATION TABLE THE INFLUENCE OF LARGE WOODY DEBRIS ON THE 214-32 182 Tegegn, Ferezer Eshetu*: PHYSICO-CHEMICAL POLLUTION GEOMETRY OF THE SUBAERIAL BRAZOS RIVER DELTA, AS PATTERN IN AKAKI RIVER BASIN, ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA DEMONSTRATED THROUGH FIELD OBSERVATIONS AND A 214-33 183 Harris, M. Scott*; Sautter, Leslie; Logsdon, Miles: FIRST ORDER COASTAL MODEL THE RESEARCH COMPONENT OF THE BEAMS 216-2 197 Hein, Christopher J.*; FitzGerald, Duncan M.; de Menezes, PROGRAM: SEAFLOOR MAPPING WITH A PURPOSE IN Joao Thadeu; Klein, Antonio Henrique de F.; Albernaz, Marcio B.; UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Cleary, William J.: DEPOSITIONAL SIGNATURES ASSOCIATED 214-34 184 Tegegn, Ferezer Eshetu*: CAN CHANGES IN PRECIPITATION WITH LATE-STAGE TRANSGRESSION AND THE MID- EXPLAIN THE INCREASED DISCHARGE FROM THE BLUE HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL HIGHSTAND IN BRAZIL NILE RIVER BASIN? 216-3 198 Hoffnagle, Meghan E.*; Grossman, Eric; Linneman, Scott R.; Schwartz, Maurice L.: CHARACTERIZATION OF COARSE SESSION NO. 215 SEDIMENT TRANSPORT ON A MIXED SAND AND GRAVEL T82. Enhancing the Toolkit for Karst Investigations (Posters) BEACH: CHERRY POINT AQUATIC RESERVE, BLAINE, (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geophysics Division; Karst WASHINGTON Waters Institute; National Cave and Karst Research Institute) 216-4 199 Folta, Bradford*; Adams, Mark: UTILIZING SURVEY GRADE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C GPS & WAVE OBSERVATIONS TO MONITOR SHORT Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM TERM LITTORAL SEDIMENTS ALONG OUTER CAPE COD Booth # MASSACHUSETTS 215-1 185 Lott, Sarah*; Jones, Sarah; Shields, Nathaniel; Sosso, Catherine: 216-5 200 Jaworski, Anna S.*; Lacovara, Kenneth J.; Barnwell, Megan E.: MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK: USING ELECTRICAL VANISHING ISLANDS: USING ARCGIS TO CALCULATE RESISTIVITY AND REFRACTION MICROTREMOR TO HISTORIC RATES OF BARRIER ISLAND MIGRATION ALONG IDENTIFY CAVE PASSAGEWAYS THE DELAWARE BAY COAST OF NEW JERSEY 215-2 186 Atcher, Clay D.*; Sawyer, Audrey H.; Zhu, Junfeng; Currens, 216-6 201 Rust, Dan L.*; Florea, Lee J.: TIME LAPSE ELECTRICAL James C.: A TEST OF COMBINING TIME-LAPSE ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TOMOGRAPHY OF NEARSHORE RESISTIVITY IMAGING AND SALT INJECTION FOR LOCATING GROUNDWATER FROM A TROPICAL CARBONATE ISLAND KARST CONDUITS SESSION NO. 217 215-3 187 Dahl, Frederick R.*; Kilibarda, Zoran: COMPARISON OF MITCHELL AND MUSCATATUCK KARST REGIONS IN T190. Applications of Structural Geology and Geomechanics INDIANA in the Petroleum Industry (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; American Association of Petroleum 215-4 188 Cahalan, Matthew*; Milewski, Adam: SPATIOTEMPORAL Geologists Petroleum Structure and Geomechanics Division; ANALYSIS OF SINKHOLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE COVERED Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) KARST TERRAIN OF DOUGHERTY COUNTY, GEORGIA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 215-5 189 Carlson, Peter E.*; Breecker, Daniel O.; Banner, Jay L.: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF THE CARBONIC ANHYDRASE Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # ENZYME IN CONTROLLING H2O-CO2 OXYGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE RATES DURING SPELEOTHEM GROWTH 217-1 202 Eichelberger, Nathan W.*; Hughes, Amanda N.; Nunns, Alan G.: 215-6 190 Decker, David D.*; Polyak, Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane; COMBINING MULTIPLE QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURAL Lachniet, Matthew S.: STABLE ISOTOPE VALUES OF DEEPLY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES TO CREATE ROBUST STRUCTURAL FORMED CAVE SPAR AND OTHER RELATED PHREATIC INTERPRETATIONS SPELEOTHEMS FROM THE GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS, 217-2 203 Ball, Stephen M.*; Connors, Christopher D.; Levy, Simon; Stough, NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS – CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS Joshua: EFFICIENT FAULT-BEND FOLD MODELING WITH LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION STUDIES GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES (GUIS) 215-7 191 Dacey, Justina*; Stalker, Jeremy C.; Swart, Peter K.: 217-3 204 Watkins, Hannah*; Bond, Clare E.; Butler, Robert W.H.; Healy, DETERMINING THE RELATIVE PROPORTIONS OF SPRING David: CHARACTERISING FRACTURE PATTERNS IN A FOLD- WATER INPUTS USING NATURALLY OCCURRING TRACE

246 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 219

AND-THRUST BELT; AN ANALOGUE FOR A FRACTURED PENINSULA, PAPUA NEW GUINEA: IMPLICATIONS FOR TIGHT SANDSTONE RESERVOIR PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTIONS 217-4 205 Lin, Zi*; Ren, Jianye: CHARACTERISTICS OF DETACHMENT 218-10 219 Killam, Daniel*; Clapham, Matthew E.; Sullivan, Sarah: FAULT SYSTEM WITHIN HESHAN SAG IN SOUTH CHINA RELATING BIVALVE GROWTH SHUTDOWNS TO LATITUDE SEA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MECHANISMS OF CRUSTAL AND TEMPERATURE THINNING 218-11 220 Ward, Brittany M.*; Colgan, Patrick M.: THE CORDELL 217-5 206 I-Wen, Cheng*; Kenn-Ming, Yang; Ching-Yun, Hsieh; Bo-Iuan, FORMATION AT SEUL CHOIX POINT, UPPER MICHIGAN: Chung; Jar-Ben, Wang; Hsin-Hsiu, Ting; Hui-Ju, Chuang; IMPLICATIONS FOR SILURIAN (LLANDOVERY-WENLOCK) Chang-Jie, Lee: THE STRUCTURAL MODEL OF TRANSFER PALEOENVIRONMENTS ZONES IN ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE AREAS IN 218-12 221 Morgan, Ryan*: GYROLITHES AS AN INDICATOR OF NORTHWESTERN TAIWAN SHALLOW WATER DEPOSITION IN THE AUSTIN CHALK 217-6 207 Sapiie, Benyamin*; Purwaman, Indro: AN OUTCROPS NEAR WACO, TEXAS, USA ANALOGUE TO BASEMENT FRACTURED RESERVOIRS 218-13 222 Morgan, Ryan*: STORM DOMINATED SEDIMENTATION IN THE OF THE SUBAN GAS FIELD, SOUTH SUMATRA BASIN, AUSTIN CHALK, WACO, TEXAS, USA INDONESIA 218-14 223 Mego Vela, Mariya*; Meehan, Kimberly C.; Landman, Neil H.; 217-7 208 Meng, Jingyao*; Pashin, Jack C.: FRACTURE ARCHITECTURE Thomas, Ellen: FORAMINIFERA OF ANCIENT METHANE IN THE MIOCENE-PLIOCENE OGALLALA FORMATION COLD-SEEPS AS PALEODEPTH INDICATORS IN THE PIERRE AND QUATERNARY STRATA, NORTHEASTERN TEXAS SHALE, SOUTH DAKOTA PANHANDLE: IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOLOGIC STORAGE OF 218-15 224 Buzard, Richard*; Shinneman, Avery L.C.; Stromberg, CARBON DIOXIDE Caroline A.E.; Dunn, Regan E.: USING DIATOM AND 217-8 209 Osmond, Johnathon L.*; Meckel, Timothy A.: FAULT PHYTOLITH ASSEMBLAGES TO INVESTIGATE MOISTURE OBSERVATIONS IN LOWER MIOCENE TO RECENT AVAILABILITY DURING GRASSLAND EVOLUTION IN GRAN SEDIMENTS USING HIGH-RESOLUTION SHALLOW P-CABLE BARRANCA, ARGENTINA AND CONVENTIONAL OFFSHORE 3-D SEISMIC DATA IN THE 218-16 225 Smith, Christopher W.*; Lewis, Ronald: DISTRIBUTION OF SAN LUIS PASS, TEXAS ENCRUSTING FORAMINIFERA AT CAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS SESSION NO. 218 218-17 226 Bender, Heather L.*: PALEOENVIRONMENTAL Paleontology: Fossils as Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimactic RECONSTRUCTION USING BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL Indicators (Posters) ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE PLIOCENE SHELL BEDS IN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SOUTHWEST FLORIDA Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 218-18 227 Oboh-Ikuenobe, Francisca E.*; Barron, Adam P.: Booth # PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INTERPRETATIONS OF 218-1 210 Trayler, Robin B.*; Dundas, Robert G.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena; PALEOGENE TO EARLY NEOGENE MARINE AND Van de Water, Peter K.: STABLE ISOTOPE RECORDS OF TERRESTRIAL PALYNOMORPHS IN THE DEEP GULF MAMMALIAN MEGAFAUNA FROM THE MID-PLEISTOCENE OF MEXICO IRVINGTON LOCALITY IN CALIFORNIA 218-19 228 Price, Andrea M.*; Mertens, Kenneth N.; Pospelova, Vera; 218-2 211 Hoppe, Kathryn A.*; MacLeod, Kenneth G.; Quinton, Page C.: Pedersen, Thomas F.; Ganeshram, Raja S.: DINOFLAGELLATE TRACING MIGRATION PATTERNS AND CLIMATE CHANGE CYSTS AS INDICATORS OF MILLENNIAL SCALE CLIMATIC

USING ISOTOPE ANALYSES OF PREHISTORIC BISON AND OCEANOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN GUAYMAS BASIN, TUESDAY BONES AND TEETH GULF OF CALIFORNIA (MEXICO) DURING THE LATE 218-3 212 Breitenbach, Erik*; Meehan, Kimberly C.; Landman, Neil H.: QUATERNARY LIGHT ISOTOPE ANALYSIS AND BIOGEOGRAPHY OF LATE 218-20 229 Marshall, Madeline S.*: VARIATION IN MACROFOSSIL CRETACEOUS METHANE COLD-SEEPS OF THE PIERRE ABUNDANCE AND PRESERVATION UNDER UPWELLING SHALE, SOUTH DAKOTA CONDITIONS: A CASE STUDY IN THE PERMIAN 218-4 213 Johnson, Michael R.*; Geary, Dana H.: CONTROLS ON THE PHOSPHORIA FORMATION STABLE ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF THE LATE MIOCENE 218-21 230 Naujokaityte, Jone*; Garb, Matthew P.; Myers, Corinne E.; LAKE PANNON (HUNGARY) Larina, Ekaterina; Rovelli, Remy; Landman, Neil H.; Boas, 218-5 214 Yang, Hong*; Leng, Qin; Flanagan, Ryan: STABLE ISOTOPE Caitlin: APPLICATION OF FOSSIL CONCENTRATIONS IN SIGNALS FROM EXCEPTIONALLY-PRESERVED PLANT PALEOENVIRONMENTAL AND STRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS FOSSILS REVEAL PALEO-PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OF THE PRAIRIE BLUFF FORMATION IN SOUTH-CENTRAL TO DIFFERENT ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS ALABAMA 218-6 215 Shinneman, Avery L.C.*; Burkhart, John; Umbanhowar, SESSION NO. 219 Charles E.: THE IMPACT OF INCREASED GRAZING INTENSITY ON WATER QUALITY IN WESTERN AND T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience CENTRAL MONGOLIA FROM THE MONGOLIAN EMPIRE Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices (Posters) (Society TO TODAY for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; iDigBio, Paleontological Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division; University 218-7 216 Belcher, Claire M.*; New, Stacey L.; Gallego-Sala, Angela V.; of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Yale Peabody Museum of Hudspith, Victoria; Yearsley, Jonathan M.: TRACING THE Natural History) SIGNATURE OF SMOULDERING PEAT FIRES IN THE HOLOCENE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 218-8 217 Das, Shibajyoti*; Chattopadhyay, Devapriya; Dutta, Saurav; Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Chattopadhyay, Debarati: EFFECT OF CLIMATIC SHIFT ON Booth # BIODIVERSITY OF BIVALVES: A CASE STUDY FROM LOWER 219-1 231 Bauer, Jennifer E.*; Lam, Adriane R.; Stigall, Alycia L.: MIOCENE OF KUTCH, INDIA ORDOVICIAN ATLAS OF ANCIENT LIFE: DEVELOPING 218-9 218 Gannon, Michelle E.*; Pérez-Huerta, Alberto; Aharon, Paul: TOOLS FOR PALEONTOLOGISTS, EDUCATORS, AND THE SHELL BIOMINERALIZATION OF GIANT CLAMS (T. GIGAS) PUBLIC FROM THE RAISED CORAL REEF TERRACES OF HUON POSTERS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 247 SESSION NO. 219

219-2 232 Thomas, Ellen*; Mahmood, Shaun; Hussaini, Bushra M.; Hasiuk, 221-4 245 Harter, Crystal*; Dattilo, Benjamin; Farlow, James O.; Franciszek; Schmidt, Daniela N.: MICROFOSSILS IN 3D: Deschner, E. Everett; Solis, Richard: BOTTOMS UP: A SCANS, 3D-PDF, 3D-PRINTING SEDIMENTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MANUS-ONLY 219-3 233 Demouthe, Jean F.*: ASSET MANAGEMENT: LICENSING, COFFEE HOLLOW SAUROPOD TRACKS OWNERSHIP, AND OTHER ISSUES INVOLVING DIGITAL 221-5 246 Voegele, Kristyn K.*; Lamanna, Matthew C.; Lacovara, ASSETS Kenneth J.: DESCRIPTION OF THE DORSAL VERTEBRAE OF 219-4 234 Hussaini, Bushra M.*; Scalbom, Linda; Landman, Neil H.; DREADNOUGHTUS SCHRANI, A LARGE TITANOSAURIAN O’Leary, Ruth; Jurgielewicz, Lindsay; Thomas, Ellen: THE SAUROPOD FROM THE CRETACEOUS OF SOUTHERN CONSERVATION AND DIGITIZATION OF THE MICROFOSSIL PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA COLLECTION AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL 221-6 247 Bakker, Robert T.*; Zoehfeld, K. Weidner; Mossbrucker, HISTORY Matthew T.: STEGOSAURIAN MARTIAL ARTS:A JURASSIC CARNIVORE STABBED BY A TAIL SPIKE, EVIDENCE FOR SESSION NO. 220 DYNAMIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN A LIVE HERBIVORE T202. The Tonian-Cryogenian World (Posters) (Paleontological AND A LIVE PREDATOR Society; Geochemical Society; GSA Geobiology & 221-7 248 Wiersma, Jelle P.*; Irmis, Randall B.: NEW ANKYLOSAURID Geomicrobiology Division) DINOSAURS (ORNITHISCHIA: THYREOPHORA) FROM THE UPPER CAMPANIAN KAIPAROWITS FORMATION 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C OF SOUTHERN UTAH AND IMPLICATIONS FOR Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM INTERCONTINENTAL DISPERSAL PATTERNS OF Booth # ANKYLOSAURIDAE 220-1 235 Anderson, Ross P.*; Macdonald, Francis A.; Tosca, Nicholas J.; 221-8 249 Zavaleta Villarreal, Valentina*; Montellano Ballesteros, Marisol; Bosak, Tanja; Bold, Uyanga; Briggs, Derek E.G.: TAPHONOMY Alvarado-Ortega, Jesús: MOSASAUROIDS FROM THE STATE OF EUKARYOTIC MICROFOSSILS BETWEEN CRYOGENIAN OF PUEBLA, CENTRAL MEXICO ICE AGES EXPLORED IN THE ZAVKHAN TERRANE, SOUTHWESTERN MONGOLIA 221-9 250 Robson, Selina*; McLaughlin, Win Nadia Francis: PALEOECOLOGY OF THE ENIGMATIC RHINOCEROS 220-2 236 Moore, Kelsey R.*; Bosak, Tanja; Macdonald, Francis A.; CHILOTHERIUM IN CENTRAL ASIA Newman, Sharon; Lahr, Daniel J.G.; Pruss, Sara B.: MICROFOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES IN CRYOGENIAN CAP 221-10 251 Ullmann, Paul Victor*; Grandstaff, David E.; Ash, Richard; CARBONATES OF NAMIBIA, ZAMBIA AND MONGOLIA Lacovara, Kenneth J.: RAPID AND BRIEF TRACE ELEMENT UPTAKE BY BONE AT THE STANDING ROCK 220-3 237 Irvine, Spencer*; Strauss, Justin V.; Cohen, Phoebe: EDMONTOSAURUS BONEBED, HELL CREEK FORMATION, TAPHONOMY OF VASE SHAPED MICROFOSSILS FROM THE CORSON COUNTY, SD: AN EXCEPTION TO LONG-TERM LATE TONIAN CALLISON LAKE DOLOSTONE, YUKON RARE EARTH ELEMENT UPTAKE 220-4 238 Stamp, Laura K.*; Cohen, Phoebe; Strauss, Justin V.: 221-11 252 Perez, Victor J.*; Godfrey, Stephen J.: THE DISTRIBUTION PALEOBIOLOGY, SEDIMENTOLOGY, AND DISTRIBUTION OF OF CARCHAROCLES CHUBUTENSIS AND CARCHAROCLES CHERT IN THE TONIAN FIFTEENMILE GROUP OF YUKON- MEGALODON TEETH WITHIN THE CHESPEAKE GROUP, ALASKA MOUNT SLIPPER ASSEMBLAGE MARYLAND, U.S.A. AND ITS POSSIBLE EVOLUTIONARY 220-5 239 Ignatiadis, Mary E.*; Cohen, Phoebe; Macdonald, Francis A.: IMPLICATIONS A DIVERSE FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE EARLY 221-12 253 McComas, Katie M.*; Eberle, Jaelyn J.: PHYLOGENY OF A NEW NEOPROTEROZOIC REEFAL ASSEMBLAGE OF THE EARLIEST PALEOCENE (PUERCAN) ARCTOCYONID FROM FIFTEENMILE GROUP, COAL CREEK INLIER, YUKON THE GREAT DIVIDE BASIN, WYOMING, AND IMPLICATIONS 220-6 240 Zhidong, Gu*; Zhiyong, Chen; Jifeng, Yin; Miao, Yuan: THE FOR UNDERSTANDING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE DISCOVERY OF NEOPROTEROZOIC EXTENSIONAL EARLIEST ‘CONDYLARTHS’ STRUCTURES IN THE CENTRAL SICHUAN BLOCK, 221-13 254 Porras-Múzquiz, Héctor Gerardo*; Alvarado–Ortega, Jesús: SICHUAN BASIN, SOUTH CHINA SOME ADVANCES ON THE STUDY OF CRETACEOUS FOSSIL 220-7 241 Corfu, Fernando*: TECTONIC SETTING AND PROVENANCE VERTEBRATES OF MEXICO OF NEOPROTEROZOIC ELEMENTS IN THE SCANDINAVIAN 221-14 255 Garcia, William J.*; Miller, Taylor: CHONDRICHTHYIANS CALEDONIDES FROM HANCOCK COUNTY, KENTUCKY (MISSISSIPPIAN: NAMURIAN) SESSION NO. 221 221-15 256 Frederickson, Joseph*; Cifelli, Richard L.: CRETACEOUS Paleontology: New Discoveries in Vertebrate Trace and Body LUNGFISH (DIPNOI: CERATODUS) DIVERSITY OF NORTH Fossils (Posters) AMERICA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 221-16 257 Lucas, Spencer G.*; Hunt, Adrian P.: THE ICHNOLOGY OF Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM VERTEBRATE TOOTH MARKS Booth # 221-17 258 Leverett, Kelsi Tate*; Smith, Kathlyn M.; Bebej, Ryan M.: 221-1 242 Fernando, H.S. Ranjan*; Nick, Kevin E.; Bryant, Gerald: LOCOMOTION AND BEHAVIOR OF THE ANCIENT WHALE CONTROLS ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF GEORGIACETUS VERTEBRATE FOSSIL TRACKS IN THE NAVAJO SANDSTONE 221-18 259 Anderson, Deborah K.*: BASIN MARGIN UPLAND AT MOCCASIN MT, UTAH ENVIRONMENT AT SOUTH PASS, WYOMING WAS A 221-2 243 Hasiotis, Stephen T.*; Fischer, Sean J.: NEW INTERPRETATION BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOT FOR LATE EARLY TO MIDDLE FOR VERY LARGE DIAMETER BURROWS IN THE PETRIFIED EOCENE RODENTS FOREST MEMBER, UPPER TRIASSIC CHINLE FORMATION, 221-19 260 Cohen, Joshua E.*; Cifelli, Richard L.: THE RISE OF NEAR CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, SOUTHEASTERN TRIBOSPHENIC MAMMALS DURING THE EARLY TO LATE UTAH: THERAPSID BURROWS? CRETACEOUS TRANSITION IN NORTH AMERICA 221-3 244 Rowland, Stephen M.*; Chesser, Christopher C.: ALLOMETRIC 221-20 261 Holt, Eric M.*: A REVIEW OF THE PLEISTOCENE RECORD SCALING OF FOOT SIZE RELATIVE TO BODY SIZE IN A OF CERVUS ELAPHUS IN CALIFORNIA JURASSIC THERAPSID IS RECORDED IN FOOTPRINT AND TRACKWAY DIMENSIONS OF THE TRACE FOSSIL 221-21 262 Yuen, Scott G.*; Hertfelder, Susan E.; Dundas, Robert G.: BRASILICHNIUM PLEISTOCENE MAMMALS FROM EL TAJO QUARRY, STATE OF MEXICO, MEXICO

248 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 223

SESSION NO. 222 SEDIMENT TRANSPORT RATES ON CINDER CONES, SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD REU T17. Continental Arcs #3: Mapping the Temporal and Compositional Evolution of Subvolcanic Magmatic Systems 223-3 275 Sommer, Koby*; Riggs, Nancy: GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and THE SPROUL CRATER, A SPATTER CONE IN THE SAN Volcanology Division) FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 223-4 276 Pearthree, Kristin S.*; Clarke, Amanda B.; Arrowsmith, Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM J. Ramón; Anderson, Kirk C.; Alfano, Fabrizio; Del Vecchio, Booth # Joanmarie; Dekko, Rob; dé Michieli Vitturi, Mattia; Till, Ryan T.: INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONS AMONG EOLIAN DUST 222-1 263 Lenz, Quin A.*; Wenner, Jennifer M.; Teasdale, Rachel: OLIVINE- ACCUMULATION, RILL FORMATION, AND MORPHOLOGIC HOSTED SPINELS REVEAL SMALL-SCALE MANTLE AGE FOR CINDER CONES, SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC HETEROGENEITIES BENEATH THE LASSEN SEGMENT OF FIELD REU THE SOUTHERN CASCADES 223-5 277 Perez, Velveth*; Porter, Ryan C.; Riggs, Nancy R.: USE OF 222-2 264 Bertolett, Elisabeth M.*; Klemetti, Erik W.; Clynne, Michael A.: GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES TO ENHANCE GEOLOGIC ZIRCON AGES AND COMPOSITIONS OF THE EAGLE PEAK MAPPING OF RATTLESNAKE CRATER IN THE SAN AND TWIN LAKES SEQUENCES, LASSEN VOLCANIC FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD CENTER, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 223-6 278 Netto, Alden*: RECEIVER FUNCTION ANALYSIS OF THE 222-3 265 Hernandez, Lindsey D.*; Klemetti, Erik W.; Clynne, Michael A.: SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD ZIRCON U-PB AGES AND TRACE ELEMENT COMPOSITION FOR ERUPTIVE UNITS BETWEEN 193–588±69 KA, LASSEN 223-7 279 Schwoerer, Andrew J.*: ERUPTIVE HISTORY OF VOLCANIC CENTER, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA RATTLESNAKE CRATER, ARIZONA, SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD REU 222-4 266 Lerner, Allan*; Kent, Adam J.R.: USING ZIRCON-HOSTED MELT INCLUSIONS TO TRACK MAGMA CHAMBER EVOLUTION: 223-8 280 Williams, Scott H.*; Lee, Jacob W.; Miller, Calvin F.; Lang, A CASE STUDY OF THE 74 KA YOUNGEST TOBA TUFF, N.P.; Flansburg, Megan: MAGMATIC INSIGHTS FROM A SUMATRA SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCE IN A DYNAMIC VOLCANIC CENTER, BLACK MOUNTAINS, AZ 222-5 267 Lambert, Margaret Paige*; McDowell, Susanne; Miller, Calvin F.: MAGMATIC CONDITIONS AND PROCESSES RECORDED 223-9 281 Beckens, Holland*; Lang, N.P.; Miller, C.F.: EXPLORING THE IN THE 1.4-1.5 GA GRANITE-RHYOLITE TERRANE, ST. EXTENT OF MIOCENE-AGED MAFIC ROCK UNITS IN THE FRANCIS MOUNTAINS, MO: INSIGHTS FROM ZIRCON TRACE BLACK MTS, AZ, USING SATELLITE IMAGERY ELEMENT GEOCHEMISTRY 223-10 282 Kinninger, Jessica C.*; Carter, Jocelyn L.; Odien, Robert J.: 222-6 268 Befus, Kenneth S.*; Gardner, James E.: MAGMATIC VOLATILE INTERPRETING MINERALOGICAL ASSEMBLAGES OF THE CONTENTS OF YELLOWSTONE CALDERA SILVER CLIFF CALDERA 222-7 269 Clemens-Knott, Diane*: DETRITAL ZIRCON RECORD OF THE 223-11 283 Turnbull, Marie*; Edwards, Ben; Porritt, Lucy; Russell, Kelly: EARLY MESOZOIC SOUTHWESTERN SIERRA NEVADA ARC GEOLOGY AND VOLCANOLOGY OF KIMA’KHO MOUNTAIN, PRESERVED IN EARLY CRETACEOUS INTRA-ARC AND NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA: A PLEISTOCENE FOREARC DEPOSITS GLACIOVOLCANIC EDIFICE 222-8 270 Phillips, Stacy E.*; Hanchar, John M.; Miller, Calvin F.; Fisher, 223-12 284 Moore, Nicole E.*; Grunder, Anita L.: VARIATIONS IN WHOLE Christopher M.; Lancaster, Penelope J.; Darling, James R.: ROCK AND MINERAL COMPOSITION OF THE LOWER HIGH SPATIAL-RESOLUTION ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF STEENS BASALT, SE OREGON MONAZITE (U–PB & SM–ND) AND ZIRCON (U–PB & LU–HF) 223-13 285 Cousens, Brian*; Stevens, Chris; Varve, Susan; Henry, TUESDAY IN THE OLD WOMAN PIUTE RANGE BATHOLITH, MOJAVE Christopher D.; John, David A.: VOLCANISM IN THE FISH DESERT, CALIFORNIA CREEK MOUNTAINS, BATTLE MOUNTAIN AREA, CENTRAL 222-9 271 Cai, Yue*; Rioux, Matthew; Kelemen, Peter B.; Goldstein, NEVADA: A MICROCOSM OF CENTRAL GREAT BASIN Steven L.; Bolge, Louise; Kylander-Clark, Andrew: DISTINCTLY IGNEOUS ACTIVITY DURING THE CENOZOIC DIFFERENT PARENTAL MAGMAS FOR PLUTONS AND LAVAS 223-14 286 Fay, Ryan P.*; Fleck, Robert J.: NEW AGE CONSTRAINTS IN THE CENTRAL ALEUTIAN ARC ON THE LATE MIOCENE ORINDA FORMATION IN THE 222-10 272 Wada, Keiji*; Hinata, Hironobu; Nakatsuka, Yu; Sato, Eiichi: THE SOUTHERN CONTRA COSTA BASIN TRANSITION OF MAGMA ACTIVITY BETWEEN 1962 AND 223-15 287 Craig, Ellen J.*; Fodor, R.V.: SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN, 1988-89 ERUPTIONS IN TOKACHIDAKE VOLCANO, CENTRAL CENTRAL ARIZONA: AN EXAMPLE OF MIOCENE ANDESITIC HOKKAIDO, JAPAN: DIFFERENCE IN ERUPTION STYLE AND HYBRID MAGMA FORMED FROM ALKALIC BASALT AND ITS MAGMA PLUMBING SYSTEM CRUSTAL COMPONENTS 223-16 288 Staffenberg, Jennifer Constance*; Larson, Peter B.; Wolff, SESSION NO. 223 John A.; Neill, Owen Kelly; Boroughs, Scott; Lee, Geneva Kwisee: T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American GEOCHEMICAL STRATIGRAPHY IN THE YELLOWSTONE Cordillera (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, LAVA CREEK TUFF MAGMA CHAMBER: IMPLICATIONS FOR and Volcanology Division) ERUPTION TRIGGERING MECHANISMS FROM MAJOR AND TRACE ELEMENT ZONING IN FELDSPAR 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 223-17 289 Jensen, Owen F.*; Dasgupta, Tathagata; Hacker, David B.: Booth # GARNET-BEARING RHYOLITES OF THE WOODVILLE LACCOLITH, NORTHERN BLACK HILLS IGNEOUS 223-1 273 Ferrusquía-Villafranca, Ismael*; Ruiz-González, José E.; PROVINCE, SOUTH DAKOTA Torres-Hernández, José Ramón; Sherlock, Sarah C.; Urrutia-Fucugauchi, Jaime; Martínez-Hernández, Enrique: 223-18 290 Johnson, Alyssa*; Ruwadi, David; Chadwick, John; Foster, A CENOZOIC, TECTONICALLY BOUNDED VOLCANIC Nicholas: MULTIPLE ERUPTIVE PHASES OF THE BLUE FIELD IN THE YOLOMECATL-TLAXIACO SUBREGION, DRAGON LAVA FLOW, CRATERS OF THE MOON NATIONAL NORTHWESTERN OAXACA, SOUTHEASTERN MEXICO, MONUMENT, IDAHO AND ITS GEOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE 223-19 291 Reinhard, Andrew A.*; Stewart, Michael A.: PETROGENESIS OF 223-2 274 Del Vecchio, Joanmarie*; Arrowsmith, J. Ramón; Alfano, Fabrizio; INTERMEDIATE STOCKS AND DIKES ON BONANZA RIDGE, POSTERS de’ Michieli Vitturi, Mattia; Clarke, Amanda B.; Pearthree, SUMMIT AND WASATCH COUNTIES, UTAH Kristin S.; Till, Ryan T.: ASPECT-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN

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223-20 292 Lawrence, Ryan*; Haileab, Bereket; Denny, Adam: AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PENOKEAN OROGENIC GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE EARLY EOCENE COAST RANGE BELT VOLCANIC PROVINCE, PACIFIC NORTHWEST, AND 224-15 307 Yager, Stacy L.*; Nicholson, Kirsten N.; Mortimer, Nick: EVIDENCE FOR PLUME-RIDGE INTERACTION CONNECTING GEOCHEMISTRY AND TECTONICS: CRETACEOUS GONDWANA LAVAS OF NEW ZEALAND SESSION NO. 224 224-16 308 Phillips, David T.*; Hayob, Jodie L.; Tibert, Neil E.: Petrology: Metamorphic/Igneous (Posters) GEOCHEMICAL AND PETROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF NORTH 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C MOUNTAIN BASALTS (UPPER FLOW) AT SCOTS BAY, Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM NOVA SCOTIA Booth # 224-17 309 Gall, Helen Deborah*; Furman, Tanya; Kurkcuoglu, Biltan; 224-1 293 Bridgeman, James L.*; Stewart, Kevin G.: DETERMINING Pickard, Megan: ORIGIN OF MAFIC LAVAS AT HASANDAG THE EXTENT OF ECLOGITE FACIES METAMORPHISM IN STRATOVOLCANO, CENTRAL ANATOLIAN VOLCANIC ZONE THE EASTERN BLUE RIDGE THROUGH GEOCHEMICAL 224-18 310 Sparks, C. Renee*; Schulta, Rachel: CONTRIBUTIONS MADE ANALYSIS OF SURROUNDING AMPHIBOLITE BODIES BY UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN THE ABSAROKA 224-2 294 Taguchi, Tomoki*; Enami, Masaki: EVIDENCE FOR ECLOGITE- VOLCANIC PROVINCE FACIES METAMORPHISM FROM THE SANBAGAWA METAPELITES, INTERPRETED USING RAMAN SESSION NO. 225 GEOTHERMOBAROMETERS T225. MicroMars to MegaMars: Integration of Surface and Orbital 224-3 295 Im, Chang-Bock*; Cheong, Chang-Sik; Kim, Namhoon: Investigations (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology Division) PRECAMBRIAN CRUSTAL EVOLUTION OF THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C NORTHEASTERN YEONGNAM MASSIF, KOREA REVEALED Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM BY ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND HF ISOTOPE Booth # GEOCHEMISTRY 225-1 311 Calef, Fred J.*; Sumner, Dawn Y.; Grotzinger, John P.; Dietrich, 224-4 296 LaRoche, Audrey*; Stark, Matthew; Johansson, Leif; William; Edgar, L.A.; Fraeman, Abigail A.; Palucis, Marisa; Parker, Rhede, Dieter; Hansen, Edward C.; Bornhorst, Theodore J.: Timothy; Rice, Melissa S.; Stack, Kathryn M.: GEOLOGIC HYDROTHERMAL FORMATION OF EPIDOTE IN FELSIC MAPPING OF THE MARS SCIENCE LABORATORY LANDING COMPOSITIONS: EXAMPLES FROM SWEDEN AND ELLIPSE NORTHERN MICHIGAN 225-2 312 Keske, Amber L.*; Christensen, Philip R.: THE GEOLOGIC 224-5 297 Vincent, Stephanie*; VanderMeulen, Ryan C.; Wade, Randall; HISTORY OF MAJA VALLES, MARS THROUGH THE LENS LaRoche, Audrey; Johansson, Leif; Hansen, Edward C.: OF CTX THE FORMATION OF MEGACRYSTS IN MIGMATITIC AMPHIBOLITES FROM HALLAND PROVINCE, SOUTHWEST 225-3 313 Duncan, Megan S.*; Weller, Matt B.; Nittrouer, Jeffrey: SWEDEN EROSIONAL AND DEPOSITIONAL EVOLUTION OF KASEI VALLES, MARS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TIMESCALES OF 224-6 298 Owens, Brent E.*; DeCourt, Tyler A.: GARBENSCHIEFER IN FORMATION THE CHOPAWAMSIC FORMATION, PIEDMONT PROVINCE, VIRGINIA 225-4 314 Liu, Y.*; Beaty, David W.; Farley, Kenneth A.: MARS RETURNED SAMPLE SCIENCE: PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS RELATED 224-7 299 Armstrong, Eric*; Peterson, Virginia L.; Gilewski, Carlene A.: TO THE INORGANIC CONTAMINATION OF GEOLOGICAL MODELING P-T-TIME PATHS WITHIN THE CHUNKY GAL SAMPLES MOUNTAIN FAULT, CENTRAL BLUE RIDGE, NORTH CAROLINA SESSION NO. 226 224-8 300 Bollen, Elizabeth M.*; Stowell, Harold; Schwartz, Joshua J.; T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest McKay, Matthew P.: NEW P-T PATHS FOR METAMORPHISM OF Pleistocene and Holocene Alpine Glacier Fluctuations (Posters) AMPHIBOLITE FROM THE SALMON RIVER SUTURE ZONE, (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; IDAHO Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) 224-9 301 Norton, Rebecca A.*; Yelverton, James Warren; Stowell, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Harold; Bailey, Sarah; Horkley, L. Kenneth S.; Schwartz, Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Joshua J.; Klepeis, Keith: PSEUDOSECTION MODELS FOR Booth # EVALUATING THE GROWTH, CONSUMPTION AND ZONING OF METAMORPHIC GARNET DURING PARTIAL MELTING, 226-1 315 Licciardi, Joseph M.*; Pierce, Kenneth L.; Finkel, Robert; FIORDLAND NEW ZEALAND Zimmerman, Susan H.: TIMING OF LATE PLEISTOCENE GLACIER CULMINATIONS AND RETREAT IN GRAND TETON 224-10 302 Johnstone, Sandra*: PETROGENESIS OF DEFORMED NATIONAL PARK INTRUSIVE PODS IN THE QUATSINO FORMATION, OPEN BAY, QUADRA ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA 226-2 316 Nielsen, Pål Ringkjøb*; Balascio, Nicholas L.; Dahl, Svein Olaf; Jansen, Henrik Løseth; Linge, Henriette; Bradley, Raymond S.: 224-11 303 Stephenson, Sheryl*; Allard, Stephen T.: INVESTIGATING A 1200-YEAR RECORD OF GLACIER FLUCTUATIONS AND SHEAR-HEATING MODEL FOR LEUCOGRANITE CLIMATE AT LANGSTRANDTINDAN, LOFOTEN, NORTHERN GENERATION IN ARCHEAN BASEMENT, BLACK NORWAY HILLS, SOUTH DAKOTA 226-3 317 Jansen, Henrik Løseth*; Simonsen, Joachim Riis; Dahl, Svein 224-12 304 Beshears, Mathew A.*; Metcalf, Rodney V.: CHARACTERIZING Olaf; Bakke, Jostein; Nielsen, Pål Ringkjøb: A CONTINUOUS THE EARLIEST STAGES OF PARTIAL MELTING: A STUDY OF HOLOCENE GLACIER RECONSTRUCTION OF THE THE CONTACT AUREOLE OF THE MIOCENE MT. PERKINS HØGTUVBREEN GLACIER, NORTHERN NORWAY PLUTON, NW ARIZONA 226-4 318 Koller, Max*; Støren, Eivind W.N.; Dahl, Svein Olaf; Nielsen, 224-13 305 Thompson, Tarra*; Garrison, Jennifer: PETROLOGY AND Pål Ringkjøb: A MULTI-PROXY APPROACH TO ISOLATE GEOCHEMISTRY OF HORNBLENDE CUMULATES IN JOSHUA THE SEDIMENTARY SIGNAL OF GLACIER LAKE TREE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA OUTBURST FLOODS IN A MARINE SEDIMENT CORE FROM 224-14 306 Haynes, Jonathan M.*; Thakurta, Joyashish; Quigley, Thomas O.; SIMAFJORDEN IN WESTERN NORWAY – PRELIMINARY Boxleiter, Anthony R.: PETROLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL RESULTS EVALUATION OF THE STURGEON FALLS IGNEOUS BODY

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226-5 319 Aarons, S.M.*; Aciego, S.M.; Gabrielli, P.; Delmonte, B.; 227-9 335 Meng, Xiaohong*; Yao, Changli; Chen, Zhaoxi; Liu, Guofeng: THE Wegner, A.: INVESTIGATION OF 18TH-20TH CENTURY DUST GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC FIELD CHARACTERISTICS OF FLUX IN THE AMERICAN WEST: INSIGHTS FROM THE NORTH CHINA CRATON AND ITS TECTONIC SIGNIFICANCE UPPER FREMONT GLACIER ICE CORE, WY, USA 227-10 336 Wenrich, Erika A.*; Bailey, Christopher M.; Steele, Peter A.; 226-6 320 Truong, Katherine T.*; Laabs, Benjamin J.C.; Lam, Jessica J.: Marchetti, David W.; Harris, M. Scott: STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY CLIMATE CHANGE DURING THE LAST GLACIATION IN THE AND SEDIMENT INFILL GEOMETRY OF A HIGH-ELEVATION NORTHERN GREAT BASIN INFERRED FROM NUMERICAL GRABEN: THE FISH LAKE BASIN, CENTRAL UTAH MODELING OF GLACIERS IN THE RUBY MOUNTAINS, 227-11 337 Altikulac, Elif*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURE AND TECTONIC NORTHERN NEVADA EVOLUTION OF THE WESTERN GEDIZ GRABEN AND THE 226-7 321 Starr, Kaitlin*; Wiles, Gregory; Wiesenberg, N.: EXTENDING THE GOLMARMARA BASIN, AEGEAN EXTENSIONAL PROVINCE, TREE RING RECORD AND GLACIER CHRONOLOGY FOR TURKEY THE COLUMBIA GLACIER, ALASKA 227-12 338 Bozukluoglu, Furkan*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURAL 226-8 322 Nelson, Willy*; Wiles, Gregory; Downes, Zach; D’Arrigo, ARCHITECTURE AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE Rosanne D.; Barclay, David; Wilson, Rob; Lawson, Daniel; WESTERN GEDIZ GRABEN IN THE AEGEAN EXTENSIONAL Matskovsky, Vladimir; Wiesenberg, N.: EXTENDING THE PROVINCE, WESTERN TURKEY RECONSTRUCTION OF SURFACE AIR TEMPERATURE 227-13 339 Kaya, Ersin*; Dilek, Yildirim: STRUCTURAL ANATOMY USING TREE RINGS FROM THE GULF OF ALASKA AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF A LATE CENOZOIC 226-9 323 Carlson, Tavia P.*; Aspinwall, Deacon P.; Popelka, Jocelyn; TRANSTENSIONAL SEDIMENTARY BASIN, SW TURKEY Carver, Dan; Beeton, Jared M.: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 227-14 340 Wang, Yuejun*; Fan, Weiming; Zhang, Yanhua: PALEOTETHYAN SOIL DEVELOPMENT ON MORAINES AND TERRACES IN SUBDUCTION REVEALED FROM TRIASSIC BLUESCHISTS THE RIO GRANDE HEADWATERS OF SOUTH CENTRAL IN THE LANCANGJIANG TECTONIC BELT OF SOUTHWEST COLORADO CHINA 226-10 324 Brugger, Keith A.*: RECENT INCREASED VOLUME LOSS OF RABOTS GLACIÄR, NORTHERN SWEDEN, LINKED TO MORE SESSION NO. 228 NEGATIVE SUMMER MASS BALANCES T2. Emplacement of Upper Crustal Magmatic Intrusions: Field 226-11 325 Swanson, Riley*; Todd, Claire E.: GLACIAL GEOLOGIC Studies of Laccoliths, Sills, and Subvolcanic Plugs (Posters) MAPPING AND RETREAT RATES AT MOUNT RAINIER, (GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, WASHINGTON Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 226-12 326 Valletta, Rachel D.*; Willenbring, Jane K.; Lewis, Adam R.: 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C TRACKING NON-EROSIVE, ALPINE GLACIAL EXPANSION IN Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM THE DRY VALLEYS, ANTARCTICA WITH IN SITU-PRODUCED Booth # 14C AND 10BE 228-1 341 Wetmore, Paul*; Connor, Chuck; Wilson, James: CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBVOLCANIC CONDUITS OF SESSION NO. 227 THE BASALTIC INTRUSIVE COMPLEX OF THE SAN RAFAEL Structural Geology and Tectonics: Tectonics of Orogenic Cycles, SWELL, CENTRAL UTAH Rift Processes and Basins (Posters) 228-2 342 Gunnels, Michael*; Morgan, Sven S.; Student, James J.; Earnest, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Ethan: DEFORMATION AND METAMORPHISM OF NAVAJO Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SANDSTONE ADJACENT TO A DIKE WITHIN THE HENRY

Booth # MOUNTAINS IGNEOUS COMPLEX, SOUTHERN UTAH TUESDAY 227-1 327 Callegaro, Sara*; Marzoli, Andrea; Bertrand, Hervé; Chiaradia, 228-3 343 Horsman, Eric*: RATES AND MAGNITUDES OF STRAIN Massimo; Reisberg, Laurie; Bellieni, Giuliano: FROM RODINIA DURING IGNEOUS EMPLACEMENT IN THE SHALLOW TO PANGEA: EASTERN NORTH AMERICAN THOLEIITES CRUST: BUCKHORN RIDGE INTRUSION, HENRY RECORDING A SUPERCONTINENT CYCLE MOUNTAINS, UTAH 227-2 328 Schiffer, Christian*; Petersen, Kenni D.: PRE-RIFT 228-4 344 Hacker, David B.*: EMPLACEMENT AND GROWTH OF A COMPRESSIONAL STRUCTURES AS A CONTROL ON SHALLOW-LEVEL MEGA-LACCOLITH: THE PINE VALLEY PASSIVE MARGIN FORMATION INTRUSION, SOUTHWEST UTAH 227-3 329 Tracy, Meg J.*; Bottenberg, H.Carrie: PLATE TECTONIC 228-5 345 Maurer, Elizabeth A.*; Horsman, Eric: GEOMETRY AND MOVEMENT OF THE SOCOTRAN PLATFORM, GULF OF CONSTRUCTION HISTORY OF THE COPPER RIDGE ADEN LACCOLITH, MOUNT ELLEN, HENRY MOUNTAINS, UTAH 227-4 330 Crain, Keivn*: INITIAL FORENSIC GEOLOGY MODEL OF 228-6 346 Kyle, J. Richard*; Elliott, Brent; O’Neill, L. Christine: MAGMATIC SOUTHERN MID-CONTINENT RIFT EVOLUTION AND HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION OF THE 227-5 331 Bezak, Vladimir*; Broska, Igor: BASIC LINES OF TECTONIC REE-ENRICHED ROUND TOP RHYOLITE LACCOLITH, EVOLUTION AND DISINTEGRATION OF THE WESTERN TRANS-PECOS REGION, TEXAS CARPATHIAN HERCYNIDES 228-7 347 Earnest, Ethan*; Morgan, Sven; Student, James J.: 3-D SHAPE 227-6 332 MartÍnez-Sacristán, Hernando*: SALDAÑA FORMATION IN PREFERRED ORIENTATION OF 16 SAMPLES ACROSS MT. TOLIMA, COLOMBIA: TECTONICS AND STRATIGRAPHY OF HILLERS DIKE CONSISTENT WITH GREATER MAGMA FLOW MESOZOIC ROCKS IN THE CENTER 227-7 333 Furlanetto, Francesca*; Thorkelson, Derek; Rainbird, Robert; 228-8 348 Satterfield, Joseph I.*; Poppeliers, Christian: WEST TEXAS Davis, William J.; Gibson, H. Daniel; Marshall, Daniel D.: SILLS EMPLACED BY MAGMA INFLATION FOLDED IN POST- A DYNAMIC SWEAT CONFIGURATION FOR WESTERN 32.5 MA LARAMIDE FOLDS? COLUMBIA INFERRED FROM WERNECKE SUPERGROUP 228-9 349 Hanson, Richard E.*; Miggins, Daniel P.; Befus, Kenneth S.; GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY Deitz, Jacob E.; Hill, Jenni A.; Winkler, Clayton E.: COMPLEX 227-8 334 Hefferan, Kevin*; Samson, S.D.: 3 STAGE PAN AFRICAN HYPABYSSAL INTRUSIVE NETWORKS ASSOCIATED WITH OROGENIC CYCLE IN MOROCCO: TRANSITION FROM WIDESPREAD EOCENE BASALTIC PHREATOMAGMATIC ISLAND ARC TO GONDWANAN CONTINENTAL ARC SYSTEM VOLCANISM IN THE BIG BEND REGION OF WEST TEXAS 228-10 350 Price, Jonathan D.*: SHALLOW EMPLACEMENT OF POSTERS CONSANGUINEOUS PLUTONIC BODIES AS EXAMPLED IN THE MOUNT SCOTT INTRUSIVE SUITE, OKLAHOMA, USA

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228-11 351 Miller, James D.*: ROLE OF FELSIC AND FELDPATHIC ROCKS 229-10 366 Nakajima, Arata*; Kawamura, Kiichiro; Kanamatsu, Toshiya; Saito, IN TRIGGERING SUBVOLCANIC EMPLACEMENT OF MAFIC Saneatsu; Murayama, Masafumi: A PALEOSEISMOLOGICAL INTRUSIONS: EVIDENCE FROM THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT IN STUDY OF DEEP-SEA SEDIMENTS COLLECTED FROM THE NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA SAGAMI TROUGH IN CENTRAL JAPAN 228-12 352 Severson, Allison R.*; Klemm, Brittany M.; Burmeister, Kurtis C.; 229-11 367 Ogawa, Yujiro*: EFFECTS OF HIGH PORE-FLUID PRESSURE Wilson, Andrew Dai; Noethe, Samuel A.; Stewart, Michael A.: INDUCED HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND FLUIDIZATION IN PRELIMINARY GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE GRASS LAKE AREA SECONDARY SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOUTHERNMOST MOUNT TALLAC ROOF PENDANT; IN SUBDUCTION-ACCRETION SYSTEMS: FRANCISCAN DESOLATION WILDERNESS AREA, ELDORADO COUNTY, COMPLEX ON THE SAN SIMEON COAST, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA 228-13 353 DeFelice, Christopher J.*; Koteas, G. Christopher: PLUTONISM 229-12 368 Shimabukuro, David H.*; Haugen, Emily A.: POSSIBLE ACROSS A TACONIC-ACADIAN BOUNDARY: EVIDENCE FOR DETACHMENT FAULT PRESERVED IN THE VARIABLE SHALLOW EMPLACEMENT MECHANISMS IN NEOPROTEROZOIC TRINITY OPHIOLITE, KLAMATH CENTRAL VERMONT MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA 228-14 354 Rivera Lastra, Imaryarie*; Chizmadia, Lysa: TEXTURAL AND 229-13 369 Xie, Yanxue*; Dilek, Yildirim; Yang, Jing-Sui; Liu, Fei: RIFTING, MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PORPHYRITIC ANDESITES SEAFLOOR SPREADING AND SUBDUCTION ZONE RECORD OF SABANA GRANDE, PUERTO RICO OF THE NEOTETHYAN OCEANIC LITHOSPHERE IN 228-15 355 Fulton, Anne A.*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Gravley, Darren M.: SOUTHERN TIBET AND THE CRUSTAL ARCHITECTURE OF MAGMATIC DYNAMICS OF PARASITIC ERUPTIVES: THE YARLUNG-ZANGBO SUTURE ZONE INSIGHTS INTO A LATE STAGE CONDUIT AND VENT FILLING INTRUSION SESSION NO. 230 228-16 356 Hansen, Vicki L.*; López, Iván: HYBRID FRACTURE/ T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution (Posters) DIKE/GRABEN/PIT-CHAIN/CANALI STRUCTURES ON (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA VENUS: DYNAMIC INTERPLAY BETWEEN SURFACE AND Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, SUBSURFACE COMPONENTS OF VOLCANO-TECTONIC and Volcanology Division) SYSTEMS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SESSION NO. 229 Booth # T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and 230-1 370 Drachev, Sergey S.*; Pease, Victoria; Stephenson, Randell; Its Accretion Tectonics in the Pacific Rim (Past and Present) Zhang, Xiaojing: A NEW MAP OF ARCTIC LITHOSPHERE (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and 230-2 371 Sare, Robert M.*; Meisling, Kristian E.; Miller, Elizabeth L.: Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics RECONCILING GEOLOGY, GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND PLATE Division; GSA Geophysics Division) MOTIONS IN THE AMERASIA BASIN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 230-3 372 Oakey, Gordon Neil*; Saltus, Richard W.: CIRCUM-CANADA Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM BASIN CRUSTAL STRUCTURE MODELING: RIFTING STYLES Booth # AND VOLCANIC-NONVOLCANIC MARGIN SEGMENTATION 229-1 357 Seton, Maria*; Matthews, Kara J.; Williams, Simon E.; Whittaker, 230-4 373 Saltus, Richard W.*; Hutchinson, Deborah; Oakey, Gordon; Joanne M.; Müller, R. Dietmar; Clarke, Geoffrey L.: LATE Houseknecht, David W.; Miller, Elizabeth L.: CHUKCHI AND CRETACEOUS TO MID EOCENE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF BEYOND -- GEOPHYSICAL MODELS OF THE CHUKCHI THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC BORDERLANDS AND ITS BOUNDARIES, AMERASIA BASIN 229-2 358 Tsuji, Tomohiro*: LARGE-SCALE FOLD-THRUST STRUCTURE OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN IN ACCRETIONARY COMPLEX, SOUTHWEST JAPAN 230-5 374 Castro, Carlos F.*; Funck, Thomas; Hopper, John R.: THE -TECTONIC MODIFICATION OF ACCRETIONARY CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE AMUNDSEN BASIN IN THE COMPLEXES BY OROGENIC MOVEMENT AT CONVERGENT ARCTIC OCEAN DERIVED FROM SEISMIC REFRACTION MARGINS- DATA 229-3 359 Keenan, Timothy E.*; Encarnación, John: THE 230-6 375 Anudu, Goodluck*; Stephenson, Randell; Macdonald, David; METASEDIMENTARY PACKAGES OF THE SABANG THRUST Oakey, Gordon: CRUSTAL AFFINITY AND RELATIVE TIMING ON THE ISLAND OF PALAWAN, PHILIPPINES OF MAJOR TECTONIC EVENTS ON THE NORTH-EASTERN 229-4 360 He, Juan*; Dilek, Yildirim; Li, Yalin; Wang, Chengshan: PLUME- CANADIAN POLAR MARGIN PROXIMAL MID-OCEAN RIDGE ORIGIN OF ZHONGBA MAFIC 230-7 376 Evenchick, Carol A.*; Davis, Bill J.; Bédard, Jean H.; Hayward, ROCKS IN THE WESTERN YARLUNG ZANGBO SUTURE Nathan; Friedman, Richard M.: AGES OF MAGMATISM IN THE ZONE, SOUTHERN TIBET CENTRAL SVERDRUP BASIN, CANADIAN ARCTIC ISLANDS, 229-5 361 Meado, Andrea L.*; Nelson, Wendy R.; Snow, Jonathan E.; Ohara, FROM VOLCANOGENIC ROCKS, GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND Yasuhiko: MANTLE MELTING RELATIONSHIPS RECORDED PALEO-DEPTHS OF SAUCER-SHAPED SILLS BY ABYSSAL PERIDOTITE TRACE ELEMENT ABUNDANCES 230-8 377 Beranek, Luke P.*; Pease, Victoria; Hadlari, Thomas; Dewing, 229-6 362 Haugen, Emily A.*; Shimabukuro, David H.: AGE AND ORIGIN Keith: EARLY PALEOZOIC PALEOGEOGRAPHY AND OF LEUCOCRATIC ROCKS OF THE NEOPROTEROZOIC TECTONICS OF THE FRANKLINIAN MARGIN AT NORTHERN TRINITY OPHIOLITE, KLAMATH MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA ELLESMERE ISLAND, CANADIAN HIGH ARCTIC 229-7 363 Hildebrand Garcia, Maya*; Wakabayashi, John: SIERRA 230-9 378 Malone, Shawn*; McClelland, William C.: MAGMATISM AT THE CITY MÉLANGE: UPPER PLATE OPHIOLITE OR INTRA NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN BOUNDARY IN THE PEARYA SUBDUCTION COMPLEX MÉLANGE? TERRANE (NORTHERN ELLESMERE ISLAND) REVEALED BY 229-8 364 MacDonald, James H.*; Miller, Robert B.; Miller, Jonathan S.: ZIRCON U-PB, LU-HF, AND TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSES OF TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE POLYGENETIC THE WARD HUNT PLUTON: A POSSIBLE MAGMATIC LINK INGALLS OPHIOLITE COMPLEX, CENTRAL CASCADES, BETWEEN THE CALEDONIDES AND THE TIMANIDES? WASHINGTON: A POSSIBLE RECORD OF JURASSIC 230-10 379 Gottlieb, Eric S.*; Miller, Elizabeth L.; Pease, Victoria; FOREARC ACCRETION AND RIFTING? Akinin, Vyacheslav V.: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF 229-9 365 Dilek, Yildirim*; Furnes, Harald: TECTONIC AND GEOCHEMICAL NEOPROTEROZOIC BASEMENT ROCKS AND PALEOZOIC EVOLUTION OF CORDILLERAN OPHIOLITES

252 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 232

COVER SEQUENCES ON WRANGEL ISLAND AND IN ARCTIC 231-7 393 Ostrom, Brian*; MacInnes, Breanyn; Griswold, Frances: CAN CHUKOTKA THE STRATIGRAPHY OF CRESCENT HARBOR MARSH BE 230-11 380 Wala, Virginia T.*; Connors, Christopher D.; Houseknecht, EXPLAINED WITHOUT LAND-LEVEL CHANGES? David W.; Schultz, Lauren E.: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC 231-8 394 Leithold, Elana L.*; Wegmann, Karl; Bohnenstiehl, DelWayne R.; AND STRUCTURAL INTERPRETATION OF THE TOROK- Smith, Stephen G.; Riddell, Bruce; Moore, Corey: HOLOCENE NANUSHUK FORMATIONS IN THE NATIONAL PETROLEUM PALEOSEISMICITY AND SEDIMENT DEGASSING, LAKE RESERVE IN ALASKA QUINAULT, WASHINGTON 230-12 381 Nelson, Lyle L.*; Strauss, Justin V.; McClelland, William C.; 231-9 395 Brugman, Melinda M.*; Scholefield, Samantha: LIQUEFACTION, Colpron, Maurice; Cox, Grant; Crockford, Peter; Macdonald, FAULTING AND SHAKING EVIDENCE FROM MULTIPLE Francis A.: CHARACTERIZING THE SEDIMENTARY EARTHQUAKE EVENTS RECORDED IN THE LILY POINT PROVENANCE OF PRE-MISSISSIPPIAN STRATIGRAPHY ON CLIFFS AT POINT ROBERTS, WASHINGTON THE NORTH SLOPE SUBTERRANE OF ARCTIC ALASKA 231-10 396 Bennett, Georgina*; Roering, Joshua; Miller, Scott R.; Kirby, Eric; 230-13 382 Hoiland, Carl W.*; Miller, Elizabeth L.; Pease, Victoria: APTIAN Schmidt, David: LANDSLIDE RESPONSE TO ROCK UPLIFT THERMAL PEAK AND THE EXTENSIONAL FRAGMENTATION ALONG THE MENDOCINO TRIPLE JUNCTION, NORTHERN OF THE BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA: GEOCHRONOLOGICAL CALIFORNIA CONSTRAINTS FROM METAMORPHIC ZIRCON IN THE 231-11 397 Walsh, Timothy J.*; Schelling, John D.; Gonzalez, Frank I.; SCHIST BELT LeVeque, Randall J.; Adams, Loyce M.; Ash, Cale R.: THE 230-14 383 Pickering, J.E.*; Guest, B.; Schneider, D.; Lane, L.S.: LOW FIRST TSUNAMI VERTICAL EVACUATION STRUCTURE IN TEMPERATURE PALEOGENE THERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE THE UNITED STATES: OCOSTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, BRITISH MOUNTAINS USING APATITE (U-TH)/HE DATING, WASHINGTON NORTHERN YUKON, CANADA 230-15 384 Powell, J.*; Schneider, D.; Flowers, R.; Metcalf, J.; Stockli, D.: SESSION NO. 232 THERMAL EVOLUTION OF THE ANTICOSTI BASIN, EASTERN T16. Continental Arcs #2: Processes at Arc to Magma Reservoir- CANADA: AN EMPIRICAL CALIBRATION OF THE CONODONT Scale and Connections from Magma Source to Volcano (Posters) (U-TH)/HE THERMOCHRONOMETER (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology 230-16 385 Pease, Victoria*; Zhang, Wen; Roberts, David: U-PB DETRITAL Division; Geochemical Society; GSA Geophysics Division) ZIRCON ANALYSIS OF NEOPROTEROZOIC, TIMANIAN- 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C MARGIN SUCCESSIONS AND A BASAL CALEDONIAN NAPPE Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM IN NORTHERN NORWAY Booth # 230-17 386 Kulakov, Roman*; Lebedeva-Ivanova, Nina: HIGH ARCTIC ROCK 232-1 398 Pollock, Jeff*; Barr, S.M.; Sylvester, P.J.: PROBING THE CRUST SAMPLE DATABASE OF AVALONIA: HF AND ND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF NEOPROTEROZOIC ARC-RELATED ROCKS FROM SESSION NO. 231 NEWFOUNDLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA T7. Great Earthquakes, the Cascadia Subduction Zone, and 232-2 399 Pignotta, Geoffrey*; McCann, Chaz: THE BOULDER Society (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics BATHOLITH: A PERPLEXING EXAMPLE OF COEVAL Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Geology and Society MAGMATISM, VOLCANISM AND DEFORMATION DURING Division; GSA International Section; GSA Quaternary Geology LARAMIDE FOLD AND THRUST BELT EVOLUTION IN and Geomorphology Division; GSA Environmental and SOUTHWEST MONTANA Engineering Geology Division) 232-3 400 Zurek, Jeffrey Mark*; Caravantes-Gonzalez, Guillermo; TUESDAY 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Williams-Jones, Glyn; Rymer, Hazel: IMAGING THE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM MAGMATIC SYSTEM OF LAS SIERRAS-MASAYA VOLCANO, Booth # NICARAGUA, USING GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES 231-1 387 McGuire, Jeffrey J.*; Collins, John A.; Chen, Xiaowei: SHEAR- 232-4 401 Miller, Craig A.*; Williams-Jones, Glyn; Le Mével, Hélène; Tikoff, WAVE VELOCITY STRUCTURE AND SEISMICITY OF THE Basil: WIDESPREAD GRAVITY CHANGES AT LAGUNA DEL CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONE FROM OBS STUDIES MAULE, CHILE, ACCOMPANYING RAPID UPLIFT 231-2 388 Hyndman, Roy D.*: DOWNDIP LANDWARD LIMIT OF 232-5 402 Adams, Jenna V.*; Bohrson, Wendy A.; Streck, Martin J.; Spera, CASCADIA GREAT EARTHQUAKE RUPTURE Frank J.: THERMODYNAMIC EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF 231-3 389 Nyst, Marleen*; Fitzenz, D.D.: RISK POSED BY CASCADIA MAGMA MIXING IN THE 1968-2010 ERUPTION OF ARENAL SUBDUCTION ZONE EARTHQUAKES: AN ANALYSIS OF VOLCANO, COSTA RICA USING THE MAGMA CHAMBER THE ASSUMPTIONS ON RUPTURE CHARACTERISTICS, SIMULATOR RECURRENCE AND TIME-DEPENDENCE 232-6 403 Bohrson, Wendy A.*; Wilson, Joshua; Viccaro, Marco; Pitcher, 231-4 390 Austin, Kenneth*; Blume, Frederick; Berglund, Henry T.; Dittman, Brad; Nelson, Kaitlyn: CHANGING CHEMICAL SIGNATURES Tim; Feaux, Karl; Gallaher, Warren; Hodgkinson, Kathleen; IN 700 YEARS OF MAGMATISM AT MT. ETNA, ITALY: DOES Mattioli, Glen S.; Mencin, David; Walls, Christian P.: THE A MANTLE SUBDUCTION OR A CRUSTAL ASSIMILATION PLATE BOUNDARY OBSERVATORY CASCADIA NETWORK: SIGNATURE DOMINATE? DEVELOPMENT AND INSTALLATION OF A LARGE SCALE 232-7 404 Nelson, Kaitlyn Mary*; Bohrson, Wendy A.; Viccaro, Marco; HIGH RATE REAL-TIME GPS NETWORK Ramos, Frank C.; Wilson, Joshua; Bendaña, Sylvana J.: 231-5 391 Rowan, Christopher J.*: RECOVERING ‘FOSSILISED’ STRAIN: CONSTRAINTS ON SOURCE AND TIMING OF ALKALI- RECONSTRUCTING THE EVOLVING STRAIN FIELD ABOVE ENRICHMENT AT MT. ETNA, SICILY: CLINOPYROXENE THE LOCKED CASCADIA MEGATHRUST OVER MULTIPLE GEOBAROMETRY AND IN SITU SR ISOTOPE DATA EARTHQUAKE CYCLES USING ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC 232-8 405 Gaddis, Emily E.*; Hampton, Samuel J.: MAGMA PROPAGATION SUSCEPTIBILITY AND STRESS INFLUENCES: A SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE 231-6 392 Enkin, Randolph J.*; Hamilton, Tark S.; Riedel, Michael; Rogers, AKAROA VOLCANIC COMPLEX Garry C.; Pohlman, John; Benway, Heather M.: SLIPSTREAM: 232-9 406 Markey, Erin*; Hampton, Samuel J.; Gravley, Darren M.: AN EARLY HOLOCENE SLUMP AND TURBIDITE RECORD PARASITIC ERUPTION DYNAMICS OF THE AKAROA FROM THE FRONTAL RIDGE OF THE CASCADIA VOLCANIC COMPLEX: LE BONS BAY SCORIA CONES,

ACCRETIONARY WEDGE OFF WESTERN CANADA AND BANKS PENINSULA POSTERS PALEOSEISMIC IMPLICATIONS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 253 SESSION NO. 233

SESSION NO. 233 234-7 423 Rhode, Andrea A.*; Geissman, John W.; Goff, Fraser: PALEOMAGNETIC EVALUATION OF THE RESURGENT T23. Exploring the Development of the Himalayan-Karakorum- DOME AT THE QUATERNARY VALLES CALDERA, JEMEZ Tibet Orogenic System from the Mantle to Mountain Peaks MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 234-8 424 Franceschi, Julia O’Rorke*; Reinthal, Mary; Pollock, Meagen; and Volcanology Division) Edwards, Ben; Placenscia, Elizabeth; Kochtitzky, William: PRELIMINARY GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C EVOLUTION OF PILLOW RIDGE TINDAR, EDZIZA VOLCANIC Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM COMPLEX, NCVP Booth # 234-9 425 Johnson, Eric L.*; Robertson, Matthew: DEFORMATION/FLOW 233-1 407 Jian, Xing*; Weislogel, Amy L.; Pullen, Alex: DETRITAL ZIRCON MECHANISMS IN THE 6.8 KM LONG MCGREGOR TRACHYTE PROVENANCE OF THE CENTRAL SONGPAN-GANZI FLOW, MAUI, HAWAII, USA TURBIDITES, NORTHERN TIBETAN PLATEAU: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FILLING HISTORY AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION 234-10 426 Silverstein, Adam*; Pollock, Meagen; Edwards, Ben; Hiatt, Alex; Perpalaj, Aleks; Reinthal, Mary: CONSTRAINTS ON 233-2 408 Hassim, Mohd Faiz bin*; Carrapa, B.; Kapp, Paul; Gehrels, G.E.: EMPLACEMENT DEPTHS AND ERUPTION DYNAMICS FOR DETRITAL GEOCHEMICAL FINGERPRINTS OF RIVERS PILLOW LAVAS FROM QUARRIES IN SOUTHWESTERN ALONG THE INDUS-YALU SUTURE ZONE IN TIBET: ICELAND IMPLICATIONS FOR DRAINAGE EVOLUTION, TIMING OF ARC DEVELOPMENT AND EROSION 234-11 427 Cesta, Jason*; Huff, Warren D.; Aucoin, Christopher D.; Harrell, Michael; Malgieri, Thomas J.; Maynard, J. Barry; Schwalbach, 233-3 409 Mukherjee, Soumyajit*; Biwas, Tuhin; Dutta, Dripta: TECTONICS Cameron E.; Ugurlu, Ibrahim; Winrod, Anthony: EVIDENCE FOR OF SIWALIK HIMALAYA IN DEHRADUN-ROORKEE SECTION, A VOLCANOGENIC COMPONENT TO THE OBROCHISHTE MN INDIA ORE DEPOSIT, BULGARIA 233-4 410 Martin, Aaron J.*: A HIMALAYAN SUSPECT TERRANE 234-12 428 Smith, Shane V.*; Wolff, John A.; Ladderud, Jeffrey: DATING THE 233-5 411 Guest, Bernard*; Javadi, Hamid; Ashtiani, Marzieh Esterabi: SLIP COLUMBIA RIVER FLOOD BASALTS BY CORRELATION OF SENSE INVERSION OF THE WESTERN DORUNEH FAULT INTERBEDDED SILICIC ASH LAYERS SYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS FOR CENTRAL ASIAN TECTONICS 234-13 429 Till, Ryan T.*; Arrowsmith, J. Ramón; Alfano, Fabrizio; Clarke, 233-6 412 Corthouts, Travis*; Lageson, David R.: DELINEATING THE Amanda B.; de’ Michieli Vitturi, Mattia; Del Vecchio, Joanmarie; METAMORPHIC AND DEFORMATIONAL HISTORY OF THE Pearthree, Kristin S.; Muirhead, James D.; Carr, Brett B.: QOMOLANGMA FORMATION, MOUNT EVEREST, NEPAL CINDER CONES WITH COMPLEX ORIGINAL FORMS AND 233-7 413 Ali, Asghar*; Larson, Kyle; Faisal, Shah: P-T-T PATH OF IMPLICATIONS FOR MORPHOLOGIC DATING POLYMETAMORPHIC ROCKS FROM THE HINDU KUSH RANGE, NW PAKISTAN 233-8 414 Shrestha, Sudip*; Larson, Kyle; Guilmette, Carl; From, Richard: METAMORPHISM OF THE EXHUMED HIMALAYAN AFTERNOON METAMORPHIC CORE, LIKHU KHOLA REGION, EAST- ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS CENTRAL NEPAL 233-9 415 Harvey, Kayleigh M.*; Donaldson, Dennis; Menold, Carrie A.; SESSION NO. 235 Webb, A. Alexander G.: PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE-TIME CONSTRAINTS FOR UHP TSO MORARI ECLOGITE, NW INDIA Paleontology: Trace Fossils, Taphonomy, and Exceptional Preservation 233-10 416 Hasalová, Pavlina*; Weinberg, Roberto F.: WATER-FLUXED 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 MELTING IN THE ZANSKAR HIMALAYA: HOW IT HAPPENS AND ITS ROLE IN WEAKENING THE CRUST Matthew B. Vrazo and Jesse S. Broce, Presiding 235-1 1:00 PM Lucas, Spencer G.*; Hunt, Adrian P.: THE SESSION NO. 234 IMPORTANCE OF VERTEBRATE TRACE FOSSILS Volcanology (Posters) TO AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FOSSIL RECORD: EXAMPLES FROM THE OUTSTANDING ICHNOFAUNAS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C OF NEW MEXICO Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 235-2 1:15 PM Hunt, Adrian P.*; Lucas, Spencer G.: THE VERTEBRATE BROMALITE RECORD IN THE WESTERN UNITED 234-1 417 Woodcock, Duncan*; Lane, Steve; Gilbert, Jennie: ICE MELT STATES RATES IN LIQUID-FILLED CAVITIES DURING SUBGLACIAL EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS 235-3 1:30 PM McCoy, Victoria E.*; Young, Robert T.; Briggs, Derek E.G.: SEDIMENT PERMEABILITY, DECAY AND CONCRETION 234-2 418 Michalski, Joseph*; Bleacher, Jacob E.: VOLCANO-ICE PRECIPITATION INTERACTIONS IN THE ASKJA REGION, CENTRAL ICELAND: HIGH-RESOLUTION REMOTE SENSING ANALYSES 235-4 1:45 PM Singer, Amy*; Stanley, George D.: PALEOECOLOGY AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF THE BEAR GULCH 234-3 419 Wells, Arden A.*; Varley, Nick R.; Brikowski, Tom H.: LIMESTONE, CENTRAL MONTANA: HOW DEPOSITION GEOCHEMICAL INDICATORS OF VOLCANIC ACTIVITY OF AND TAPHONOMY MAY BE DRIVING DIVERSITY AND VOLCÁN DE COLIMA IN SPRING WATER ABUNDANCE 234-4 420 Cabaniss, Haley E.*; Varley, Nick R.; Chadwick, John; Beutel, 235-5 2:00 PM Pruss, Sara B.*; Payne, Jonathan L.; Westacott, Sophie: Erin K.: EVALUATION OF SULFUR EMISSIONS FROM TAPHONOMIC BIAS OF SELECTIVE SILICIFICATION VOLCAN DE COLIMA USING MELT INCLUSION ANALYSIS REVEALED BY PAIRED PETROGRAPHIC AND AND GROUND-BASED SPECTROMETRY INSOLUBLE RESIDUE ANALYSIS OF THE LOWER 234-5 421 Marshall, Brian D.*; Whelan, Joseph F.: SIMULATING THE TRIASSIC VIRGIN LIMESTONE MEMBER, WESTERN US PROLONGED COOLING HISTORY OF THE SHALLOW 2:15 PM BREAK VOLCANIC SECTION AT YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA 235-6 2:30 PM Broce, Jesse S.*; Schiffbauer, James D.; Selly, Tara; 234-6 422 Homan, Emily C.*; Anderson, Kirk; Patrick, Wenonah J.: SOIL LoDuca, Steven T.: SOFT-BODIED TAPHONOMY CHRONOSEQUENCES AND RETROGRADE PEDOGENESIS AND MINERAL ASSOCIATIONS IN CAMBRIAN ON LAVA FLOWS, SAN FRANCISCO VOLCANIC FIELD

254 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 236-6 236-5 236-4 236-3 236-2 236-1 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 Paleoclimatology/Paleooceanography SESSION NO.236 235-14 235-13 235-12 235-11 235-10 235-9 235-8 235-7

2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 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 EMBAYMENT LAGERSTÄTTEN FROMTHEHOUSERANGE BREAK AND 3INTHEWESTERNINTERIOR SEAWAY DIFFERENCES FORCARBONBURIAL DURINGOAE2 TRACE METAL CHEMISTRY REVEALSMECHANISTIC Tessin, Allyson*; Sheldon,Nathan D.;Hendy, Ingrid: EOCENE WINDRIVERFORMATION, WYOMING MAGNETIC CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHY OFTHELOWER CLIMATIC OPTIMUM: CONSTRAINTSFROMROCK CLIMATE OSCILLATIONS DURINGTHEEARLY EOCENE Jackson, JacobD.*;Fan,Majie;Geissman,JohnW.: EVIDENCE FROMCHESAPEAKEBAY FATE OFMID-ATLANTIC SEA LEVELS:GEOLOGIC Rittenour, Tammy M.;Mahan,Shannon A.: DeJong, BenjaminD.*;Bierman,PaulR.;Newell,Wayne L.; ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION IMPLICATIONS FORSEDIMENTOLOGY AND REGIONAL DEPOSITS AND LAKE-SHORELINE WETLAND AND BASIN, SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA FROMFOSSIL PLEISTOCENE PALEOHYDROLOGY OFWILLCOX Kowler, Andrew*; Bright,Jordon;Quade,Jay: SOUTHWESTERN UNITEDSTATES CHINLE FORMATION: A BASINSCALECOMPARISON, AND CLIMATIC HISTORY OFTHELATE TRIASSIC Dworkin, SteveI.;Driese,StevenG.: Harlow, R.Hunter*; Atchley, Stacy;Nordt,LeeC.; REFLECT SEA LEVEL DYNAMICS IN TERRIGENOUSMARINEPALEOENVIRONMENTS Harding, SherieC.*;Ekdale, A.A.: STAGESOF AGES AND NEOICHNOLOGIC LABORATORY STUDY OFTHELIFE Cuomo, Carmela*;Stankye, Timothy P.: PRESERVATION POTENTIAL ITS IMPLICATIONS FORTRILOBITEBIOLOGY AND FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONSOFTRILOBITES AND Kolenko, RachelL.*;Hughes,NigelC.: THROUGH CTSCANNING TAPHONOMIC HISTORY OFTRILOBITESREVEALED INTERNALINFORMATION ANATOMYTHE ABOUT AND Rutana, Michael A.*; Babcock,LorenE.:NEW OF THESOUTHWESTERNUNITEDSTATES ANOMALOCARIS FROMMIDDLECAMBRIANSHALES QUANTITATIVE TAPHONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF Selly, Tara*; Schiffbauer, JamesD.;Huntley, JohnWarren: FOSSIL FROMSIBERIA Konstantin; Xiao,Shuhai: Bykova, Natalia*;Grazhdankin,Dmitriy;Nagovitsin, BREAK PRESERVATION INTHEMID-PALEOZOIC EURYPTERID LAGERSTÄTTEN: A MODEL FOR TAPHONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL CONTROLSON Vrazo, MatthewB.*;Ciurca,SamuelJ.;Brett,Carlton E.: ALGAL-LAGERSTÄTTEN TAPHONOMY AND PALEOECOLOGY OFSILURIAN LoDuca, Steven T.*; Schiffbauer, JamesD.;Xiao,Shuhai: AMERICA LAGERSTÄTTE INTHEMIDCONTINENTOFNORTH A BOXJELLYFISH FROM A LATE CARBONIFEROUS THE MEDUSA:EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVATION OF Young, Graham A.*; Hagadorn,JamesW.: LIMULUS POLYPHEMUS A GIGANTICEDIACARAN GLAUCONITIC GRAINS 19–22 October DEPOSITIONAL MODELING SIZE A SYSTEMATIC THE RAFTOF STATE AND LATE

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 236-12 236-11 236-10 236-9 236-8 236-7 237-8 237-7 237-6 237-5 237-4 237-3 237-2 237-1 Andrew MeigsandChrisGoldfinger, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A Geomorphology Division) GSA InternationalSection;GSA QuaternaryGeologyand GSA GeophysicsDivision;GSA Geology andSocietyDivision; Society II(GSA StructuralGeologyandTectonics Division; P4. GreatEarthquakes,theCascadiaSubductionZone,and SESSION NO.237

4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 4:35 PM 4:10 PM 3:45 PM 3:20 PM 2:55 PM 2:40 PM 2:15 PM 1:50 PM 1:25 PM 1:00 PM ANTARCTIC PENINSULA DISCOVERED PEATLAND ONTHEWESTERN PALEOECOLOGICAL ANALYSESNEWLYOF A Kaiser,GEOCHEMICAL, AND Karl:BIOCHEMICAL, Loisel, Julie*; Yu, Zicheng;Beilman,DavidW.; THE OCEANICMASSBALANCEOFRHENIUM PROTEROZOIC OCEAN ANOXIA FROMMODELINGOF CONSTRAINTS ONTHEEXTENTOFMIDDLE Bekker, Andrey; Poulton,SimonW.: Anbar, Ariel D.;Creaser, Robert A.; Lyons, Timothy W.; Sheen, Alex I.*;Kendall,Brian;Reinhard,Christopher PITFALLSPOTENTIAL AND PAST SEAWATER REDOXFROMMO-ISOTOPE DATA: Cohen, Anthony S.*;Dickson, Alex J.:ESTIMATING ANOXIA PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY DURINGTHELATE PERMIAN CADMIUM-ISOTOPIC EVIDENCEFORINCREASING Hannah, JudithL.;Bingen,Bernard;Rehkämper, Mark: Horner, Tristan J.*;Georgiev, SvetoslavV.; Stein,HollyJ.; BOTTOM WATER OXYGENLEVELS NEW BENTHICFORAMINIFERAL PROXY TO ASSESS Burkett, Ashley; Ziebis,Wiebke:CALIBRATIONOF A Rathburn, Anthony*; Willingham,Jake T.; Corliss,Bruce; BY I/CA INPLANKTICFORAMINIFERA PALEOCENE/EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUMINDICATED MINIMUM ZONESINTHEOCEANSDURING Winguth, Arne M.E.;Lu,Zunli:EXPANDED OCEAN Thomas, Ellen*;Zhou,Xiaoli;Rickaby, RosalindE.M.; DISCUSSION FURSTRATING MEDIUM A GLOBAL EVENT. RISKSVSREWARD IN A Miller, Mark A.*: LEVERAGINGTHEMEDIA AFTER NEXT FRONTIER EARTHQUAKE RISKREDUCTION:CASCADIA, THE Miyamoto, H.Kit*;Gilani, Amir S.J.: TSUNAMI PLAN FORNEXTCASCADIA EARTHQUAKE AND Yu, Kent*:OVERVIEW OFTHEOREGONRESILIENCE MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE RESILIENCE: A FIRSTNATION EMERGENCY McCarty, Micah*:MAKAHTRIBAL DISASTER BREAK TRADITIONS ORAL COMMUNITIES: ARCHAEOLOGY AND ZONE AND THEIRIMPACTS ONINDIGENOUS TSUNAMIS ALONG THECASCADIA SUBDUCTION Losey, RobertJ.*:GREATAND EARTHQUAKES OREGON COMPREHENSIVE TSUNAMIMODELINGFORCOASTAL Goldfinger, Chris; Wang, Kelin;Stimely, Laura:RECENT Priest, GeorgeR.*;Zhang, Y. Joseph;Witter, RobertC.; EARTHQUAKES USING3DSIMULATIONS STRONG GROUNDMOTIONSFROMM9CASCADIA Frankel, Arthur D.*;Stephenson,WilliamJ.:PREDICTING HISTORY OFCASCADIA: A QUANTITATIVE TEST Scholz, ChristopherH.*: HOLOCENE EARTHQUAKE GLOBAL QUANTITATIVE SESSION NO.237

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SESSION NO. 238 238-14 4:40 PM Li, Sanzhong*; Zhao, Shujuan; Yu, Shan; Cao, Huahua; Li, Zonghui; Xiong, Lijuan: EARLY PALEOZOIC TECTONIC T9. Reconstruction of East Asian Blocks in Pangea (GSA EVOLUTION AND PROCESSES IN THE WEST Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics SEGEMENT OF THE NORTHERN PROTO-TETHYS Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and TECTONIC DOMAIN, EAST ASIA Volcanology Division) 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 SESSION NO. 239 Guochun Zhao, Wenjiao Xiao and Baochun Huang, Presiding T19. The Geodynamics of Flat-Slab Subduction and Its 238-1 1:00 PM Zhao, Guochun*; Zhang, Guowei; Wang, Yuejun; Huang, Influence on Upper Plate Deformation, Magmatism, and Basin Baochun; Dong, Yunpeng; Li, Sanzhong; Xiao, Wenjiao: Evolution (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MAJOR NSFC PROGRAM Geophysics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA “RECONSTRUCTION OF EAST ASIAN BLOCKS IN Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) PANGEA” 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 238-2 1:15 PM Cawood, Peter A.*; Wang, Yuejun; Xu, Yajun; Zhao, Jeff A. Benowitz, Brian K. Horton and Meghan S. Miller, Presiding Guochun: RECONSTRUCTING THE ROLE OF SOUTH CHINA IN PANGEA AND EARLIER SUPERCONTINENTS 239-1 1:00 PM Ferrari, Luca*; Manea, Vlad Constantin; Manea, Marina; Orozco, Maria Teresa: THE ONSET AND EVOLUTION OF 238-3 1:35 PM Eizenhöfer, Paul Reinhold*; Zhao, Guochun; Sun, Min; NEOGENE FLAT SUBDUCTION IN SOUTHERN MEXICO Zhang, Jian; Han, Yigui; Hou, Wenzhu: TRACING THE CRYPTIC SOLONKER SUTURE ZONE IN EAST ASIA: 239-2 1:20 PM Dixon, Timothy H.*; LaFemina, Peter: YOU CAN ONLY CONSTRAINTS FROM INTEGRATED SEDIMENTARY SQUEEZE IT SO HARD - CRUSTAL ESCAPE IN PROVENANCE ANALYSES CENTRAL AMERICA ASSOCIATED WITH COCOS RIDGE SUBDUCTION 238-4 1:50 PM Geissman, John W.*; Cung, Chi: PALEOLATITUDE OF UPPER PERMIAN TO MID-MESOZOIC VOLCANIC 239-3 1:35 PM Fitzgerald, P.G.*; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Roeske, Sarah M.; SEQUENCES, NORTHWEST VIETNAM Riccio, Steven J.: THE FORMATION OF THE ALASKA RANGE: ALTERNATING ASYMMETRIC TOPOGRAPHY 238-5 2:05 PM Zhu, Chloe Yanlin*: GEOCHEMICAL AND AND EXHUMATION ACROSS THE DENALI FAULT, AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL CONSTRAINS ON THE ROLE OF INHERITED STRUCTURES, STRAIN BLUESCHISTS FROM THE HEILONGJIANG COMPLEX PARTITIONING, THRUST FAULTS AND SOUTHERN AND ITS TECTONIC IMPLICATION ALASKAN PLATE BOUNDARY PROCESSES 238-6 2:20 PM Xu, Wen-Liang*: SOUTHWARD SUBDUCTION HISTORY 239-4 1:50 PM Yonkee, Adolph*; Weil, Arlo Brandon: TECTONIC OF THE MONGOL-OKHOTSK OCEANIC PLATE EVOLUTION OF THE LARAMIDE AND SEVIER BENEATH THE ERGUNA MASSIF: EVIDENCE FROM BELTS, NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERA: VARYING IGNEOUS ROCKS IN NE CHINA RESPONSES OF LITHOSPHERE TO CHANGING 238-7 2:35 PM Zhang, Jian*; Sun, Min; Schulmann, Karel; Zhao, Guochun; SUBDUCTION PATTERNS Jiang, Yingde; Wu, Qihang; Guy, Alexandra: STRUCTURAL 2:10 PM BREAK AND GEOCHRONOLOGICAL STUDIES OF TWO CONTRASTING TECTONIC DOMAINS IN THE CHINESE 239-6 2:25 PM Currie, Claire A.*; Liu, Sibiao: FLATTENING THE SLAB: ALTAI AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN UNRAVELLING FARALLON PLATE SUBDUCTION AND THE LARAMIDE THE COMPLICATED ACCRETIONARY PROCESS OF OROGENY THE WESTERN CENTRAL ASIA OROGENIC BELT 239-7 2:40 PM Aschoff, J.L.*: THE IMPORTANCE OF STRATIGRAPHIC 2:50 PM BREAK ARCHITECTURE IN TRACKING MIGRATION OF DYNAMIC SUBSIDENCE IN THE CORDILLERAN 238-8 3:05 PM Schulmann, Karel*: MECHANISMS OF ACCRETION AND FORELAND BASIN ORIGIN OF VERTICAL CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF ACCRETIONARY OROGENIC SYSTEMS: INSIGHT FROM 239-8 2:55 PM Smith, M. Elliot*; Carroll, Alan R.; Jicha, Brian R.; Cassel, GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL DATA Elizabeth J.; Scott, Jennifer J.: PALEOGEOGRAPHIC RECORD OF EOCENE FARALLON SLAB ROLLBACK 238-9 3:25 PM Huang, Baochun*; Zhao, Jie; Yan, Yonggang; Bai, Qianhui; BENEATH NORTH AMERICA Zhang, Donghai: TRIASSIC PALAEOMAGNETIC CONSTRAINTS ON PALAEOGEOGRAPHIC SIBUMASU 239-9 3:10 PM LaMaskin, Todd A.*; Carson, Eric C.: A LARAMIDE AND INDOCHINA IN RECONSTRUCTIONS OF THE CONNECTION BETWEEN WYOMING AND WISCONSIN: PANGAEA SUPERCONTINENT DETRITAL ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY OF UPLAND CONGLOMERATE, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY 238-10 3:40 PM Xia, Xiaoping*; Nie, Xiaosong; Lai, Chun-Kit; Wang, Yuejun: DETRITAL ZIRCON U-PB AND HF ISOTOPE ANALYSES 239-10 3:25 PM Wagner, Lara S.*; Knezevic Antonijevic, Sanja; Kumar, OF EARLY PALEOZOIC SEQUENCE ACROSS THE Abhash; Beck, Susan; Long, Maureen D.; Zandt, AILAOSHAN BELT AND THEIR CONSTRAINS ON THE George: THE ROLE OF SUBDUCTED RIDGES IN THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE YANGTZE AND SIMAO EVOLUTION OF FLAT SLABS BLOCKS 239-11 3:45 PM Weil, Arlo Brandon*; Yonkee, Adolph: STYLES OF LAYER- 238-11 3:55 PM Liu, Qian*; Zhao, Guochun: DISCOVERY OF PARALLEL SHORTENING AND VERTICAL-AXIS NEOPROTEROZOIC ORTHOGNEISSES IN BEISHAN ROTATIONS IN THE PRECORDILLERA AND WESTERN OROGEN: NEW CONSTRAINTS ON THE EVOLUTION OF SIERRAS PAMPEANAS, ARGENTINA THE CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT 239-12 4:00 PM Kar, Nandini*; Carlotto, Victor Santiago; Garzione, 238-12 4:10 PM Yin, Changqing*; Lin, Shoufa: IS THE SOUTH Carmala N.; Smith, Sarah: ROLE OF EARLY CENOZOIC CHINA BLOCK AN ACCRETIONARY OROGENY? FLAT SLAB SUBDUCTION OF THE NAZCA PLATE IN INSIGHTS FROM RECENT GEOLOGICAL AND NORTHERN CENTRAL ANDEAN PLATEAU EVOLUTION GEOCHRONOLOGICAL DATA AND LESSONS FROM 239-13 4:15 PM King, Scott D.*; Frost, Daniel J.; Rubie, David C.: THE APPALACHIAN-CALEDONIAN OROGENY SUBDUCTED SLAB DYNAMICS: UNDERSTANDING THE 238-13 4:25 PM Han, Yigui*; Zhao, Guochun: PROVENANCES OF CAUSES OF SLAB STAGNATION DETRITAL ZIRCONS FROM PALEOZOIC STRATA IN 239-14 4:30 PM Moresi, Louis*; Betts, Peter; Miller, Meghan S.; Willis, NORTHWESTERN TARIM CRATON: CONSTRAINTS David: PLUME DRIVEN SLAB-FLATTENING AND ON THE ACCRETIONARY HISTORY OF THE DEFORMATION OF THE OVER-RIDING PLATE SOUTHWESTERN CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT

256 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 240-14 240-13 240-12 240-11 240-10 240-9 240-8 240-7 240-6 240-5 240-4 240-3 240-2 240-1 JoAnne NelsonandJamesJ.Ryan,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 118 (GSA StructuralGeologyandTectonics Division) on PorphyryandRelatedMineralizationintheNorthernCordillera T27. Triassic-Jurassic Tectonics andTectonic-Structural Controls SESSION NO.240

4:45 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 1:20 PM 1:00 PM IN YUKON JURASSIC SEDIMENTATION AND EXHUMATION CORDILLERAN OROGEN, AS RECORDED BY Colpron, Maurice*: PERSPECTIVE ONPORPHYRY PROSPECTIVITY IN THEJURASSICOF YUKON? A TECTONOMAGMATIC Chapman, JohnB.*:ARETHEREELEPHANTSHIDING TERRANE INWESTCENTRAL YUKON TECTONIC ARCHITECTURE OF YUKON TANANA STRUCTURAL AND Ryan, JamesJ.*:JURASSIC BRITISH COLUMBIA (-GOLD, SILVER) DEPOSITINNORTHERN STIKINIA, SETTING OFTHEREDCHRISPORPHYRY COPPER STRUCTURAL Robertson, Steve:GEOLOGICAL AND Rees, Chris*;Riedell,K.Brock;Proffett, JohnM.; BRITISH COLUMBIA CU-AG-MO PORPHYRY DEPOSIT, NORTHWESTERN STRUCTURAL EVOLUTIONOFTHEMITCHELL AU- Friedman, Richard;Creaser, Robert A.: Febbo, GayleE.*;Kennedy, Lori A.; Savell,MichaelJ.; BRITISH COLUMBIA,CANADA HIGH GRADE AU-AG DEPOSIT, NORTHWESTERN Board, Warwick S.*;Greig,Charles: THE BRUCEJACK MICROCONTINENT COLLISION EXPLORATION TOOL AND POSSIBLERECORDOF IN NORTHWESTERNBRITISHCOLUMBIA: AN FIELD DURINGTEXASCREEKMINERALIZATION Metcalfe, Paul*;Nelson,JoAnneL.: BREAK SNIP- JOHNNY MOUNTAIN AND REDCHRIS AREAS OF STIKINIA,INVESTIGATIONS AT KSM-BRUCEJACK, Kyba, Jeff*: THESTUHINI–HAZELTON UNCONFORMITY EROSION INSTIKINIA,NWB.C CONTRACTIONAL DEFORMATION, UPLIFT AND Greig, Charles*: DEPOSITS TRIASSIC-JURASSIC STIKINECU-AUPORPHYRY STRUCTURES CONTROLLEDEMPLACEMENTOF Nelson, JoAnne*: USING OREBODY GEOMETRY RESTORATION OFPOST-MINERAL DEFORMATION OF THEMOUNTPOLLEY PORPHYRY CU-AUDEPOSIT: McAndless, PatrickMichael: Wafforn, Stephanie*;Dilles,JohnH.;Meigs, Andrew; COLUMBIA MO PORPHYRY DEPOSIT, CARIBOOREGION,BRITISH TIMING OFDEFORMATION AT THEGIBRALTAR CU- GEOLOGICAL SETTING,STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY AND Mostaghimi, Nader*;Kennedy, Lori A.; Gabites,Janet: PETROCHEMISTRY, TECTONICS AND METALLOGENY TERRANE, SOUTH-CENTRAL BRITISHCOLUMBIA: ALKALIC PORPHYRY CU-AUDEPOSITSOFQUESNEL INTRUSIONS RELATED TO ALKALIC AND CALC- TRIASSIC TO EARLY JURASSICBASALTS AND Bissig, Thomas*; DelReal,Irene;Vaca, Santiago:LATE CANADIAN CORDILLERA DEPOSIT BELTS (CU-AU± AG-PT-PD-MO) INTHE AND EARLY MESOZOICPAIRED ALKALINE PORPHYRY Logan, JamesM.*;Mihalynuk,MitchellG.: LATEST TRIASSIC-EARLIESTJURASSIC REACTIVATED BASEMENT BIRTH OFTHENORTHERN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 19–22 October CHANGES INSTRESS GEOLOGY AND SLAB BREAKS

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 241-13 241-12 241-11 241-10 241-9 241-8 241-7 241-6 241-5 241-4 241-3 241-2 241-1 Mark R.Sweeney, EricV. McDonaldandDavidR.Gaylord,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 211 and GeomorphologyDivision) Geomorphic andStratigraphicRecords(GSA QuaternaryGeology T36. QuaternaryHistoryofthePacificNorthwestUsingIntegrated SESSION NO.241

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 1:40 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM PROTECTION ISLAND,WASHINGTON STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF Henson, Shandelle;Zippi,Pierre A.: Jensen, RoyE.*;Cushman,Robert;Hayward, James; LAKE QUINAULT, WA OF CLIMATICALLY DRIVENFLOODDEPOSITION IN Bohnenstiehl, DelWayne R.; Moore,Corey:THENATURE Smith, StephenG.*;Leithold,ElanaL.;Wegmann, KarlW.; A POST-GLACIAL MARKERBED GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND DATING OF FROM MOUNTRAINIER,WASHINGTON STATE, USA: Gerald D.;Cubley, JoelF.; Clark,DouglasH.:RTEPHRA Samolczyk, Mary A.*; Vallance, JamesW.; Osborn, TRACE-ELEMENT ANALYSESAND WASHINGTON STATE, USINGSINGLE-SHARD MAJOR- TEPHROCHRONOLOGY OFTHE PALOUSE LOESS, Mark R.; Smith,Victoria C.:RE-EVALUATING THE Roberts, Helen M.;Gaylord,DavidR.;Sweeney, King, GeorginaE.*;Pearce,NicholasJ.G.; LOESS, WASHINGTON STATE, USA AND TEPHRO-CHRONOLOGIESOFTHEPALOUSE Busacca, Alan: Nicholas J.G.; Sweeney, MarkR.;Gaylord,David Roberts, HelenM.*;King,GeorginaE.;Pearce, LOESS, USA LATE PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE,PALOUSE TEMPERATURES OFLOESSCARBONATES DURING SYSTEMATIC VARIABILITY INCLUMPEDISOTOPE Daniel O.;Sweeney, MarkR.;Schauer, Andrew J.: Lechler, Alex R.*;Huntington,KatharineW.; Breecker, PALOUSE, PACIFIC NORTHWEST WIND INDRIVINGTHELOESSENGINEOF SUPPLY,SEDIMENT SEDIMENT AVAILABILITY, AND Roberts, HelenM.;Busacca, Alan: THEROLESOF Sweeney, MarkR.*;McDonald,EricV.; Gaylord,David R.; BREAK PLATEAU, WA QUATERNARY EOLIANDEPOSITSONTHECOLUMBIA AND PALEOCLIMATIC HISTORY OFSAND-DOMINATED THE GEOMORPHIC,SEDIMENTARY, STRATIGRAPHIC McDonald, EricV.; Roberts,HelenM.:OVERVIEW OF Gaylord, DavidR.*;Sweeney, Mark;Foit,FranklinF.; THE DALLES,OR PLEISTOCENE CATACLYSMIC FLOOD DEPOSITS AT Melton, Dale;Burns,ScottF.: Pluhar, ChristopherJ.*;Carpenter, Burl; Yazzie, Kimberly; CANYON CARVING INTHECHANNELEDSCABLANDS Kenneth A.; Lamb,M.P.: Larsen, IsaacJ.*;Simon,Elliot T.; McKeon,RyanE.;Farley, WASHINGTON OUTBURST FLOODDEPOSITS,SOUTHEASTERN PALEONTOLOGY OFPRE-LATE WISCONSINAN Spencer, PatrickK.*: SHEET: NEWDATA AND NEWQUESTIONS MEGAFLOODING FROMTHECORDILLERANICE Baker, Victor R.*; Alho, Petteri:LATE PLEISTOCENE IN BRITISHCOLUMBIA LAKES AND INLETS FOLLOWING TERMINAL PLEISTOCENE DEGLACIATION OF EXTREMEPARAGLACIAL SEDIMENTATION Clague, John*;Friele,Pierre A.: RECONCILING THELUMINESCENCE- STRATIGRAPHY AND QUATERNARY HISTORY OF EARLYMIDDLE AND MANIFESTATIONS SESSION NO.241 LATE PLEISTOCENE

257 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 241

241-14 4:45 PM Thackray, Glenn D.*; Marshall, Katherine; Rittenour, INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE DOCUMENTATION OF Tammy M.; Shulmeister, James: STRATIGRAPHIC AND QUATERNARY FAULTS IN MÉXICO GEOMORPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE GLACIATED AND 242-13 4:15 PM Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.; Hurd, James: TECTONICALLY ACTIVE COASTAL ZONE OF THE POSSIBLE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE NORUMBEGA, OLYMPIC PENINSULA, WASHINGTON, USA EASTFORD, AND MISERY HILL FAULTS OF NEW ENGLAND AND EVIDENCE FOR POST-TRIASSIC AND SESSION NO. 242 LATE CENOZOIC DEFORMATION T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems 242-14 4:30 PM Coppersmith, Ryan*; Hanson, Kathryn; Neveling, (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Johann; Reddering, Koos: UNIQUE GEOMORPHIC Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics STRAIN GAUGES TO ASSESS FAULT SEISMOGENIC Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) PROBABILITY IN A REACTIVATED SCR ENVIRONMENT 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 Kathleen M. Haller, Ryan D. Gold and Anke Friedrich, Presiding SESSION NO. 243 242-1 1:00 PM Glasbrenner, Jacob C.*; Hatcher, Robert D.; Cox, T52. Preparing Our Workforce (POW): Increasing Students’ Randel Tom; Gamble, Eric: POSSIBLE EVIDENCE Employability by Developing Practical Skills and Competencies FOR QUATERNARY DEFORMATION IN THE EAST 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 TENNESSEE SEISMIC ZONE Heather R. Houlton, Richard Spruill and Ann Johnson, Presiding 242-2 1:15 PM Bartram, Hanna C.*; Bailey, Christopher M.; Fleming, 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Zachariah D.; Marchetti, David W.: THE THOUSAND LAKE FAULT: NORMAL FAULTING AND LANDSCAPE 243-1 1:05 PM Solem, Michael*; Houlton, Heather R.: INVESTIGATING EVOLUTION AT THE COLORADO PLATEAU MARGIN, GEOSCIENCE COMPETENCIES: THE GEOSCIENCE UTAH CAREER MASTER’S PREPARATION SURVEY (GEO CAREER MAPS) 242-3 1:30 PM McCormack, David H.*: DEVELOPMENT OF THE ® SEATTLE BASIN, TECTONICS OF THE SOUTHERN 243-2 1:20 PM Spruill, Richard K.*: THE ASBOG FUNDAMENTALS AND WHIDBEY ISLAND FAULT, AND PUGET LOWLAND PRACTICE EXAMINATIONS: THE DEVELOPMENT AND LANDFORM DEVELOPMENT - FINDINGS FROM A DEEP ADMINISTRATION OF A NATIONAL EXAMINATION TUNNEL PROJECT 243-3 1:35 PM Kath, Randy L.*; Spruill, Richard K.; Warner, Jack L.: 242-4 1:45 PM Hubbard, Mary S.*; Sen, Pragnyadipta: EARTHQUAKE CURRICULUM PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT TOOL RUPTURE AND BASIN FORMATION IN THE OBLIQUE (CPAT): A NEW APPLICATION TO ASSESS GEOLOGY/ CONVERGENCE REGIME OF NEW ZEALAND’S SOUTH GEOSCIENCE CURRICULA USING A NATIONAL ISLAND STANDARD 242-5 2:00 PM Amos, Colin B.*; Audet, Pascal; Hammond, William C.; 243-4 1:50 PM Bonham, Oliver*; Broster, Bruce; Cane, David; Johnson, Bürgmann, Roland; Johanson, Ingrid A.; Blewitt, Geoffrey: Keith; MacLachlan, Kate: SELF – REGULATION OF UPLIFT AND SEISMICITY DRIVEN BY GROUNDWATER GEOSCIENCE PRACTICE IN CANADA AND THE DEPLETION IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPETENCY PROFILE DESCRIBING THE ARRAY OF ABILITIES FOR SAFE, 242-6 2:15 PM Catchings, Rufus D.*; Strayer, Luther M.; Goldman, Mark R.: EFFECTIVE AND ETHICAL PRACTICE COMPARISONS OF LOW-STRAIN AMPLIFICATION AT SOFT-SEDIMENT, HARD-ROCK, TOPOGRAPHIC, AND 243-5 2:05 PM Liard, Alain*; Durand, Micheline Joanne; Barrette, Diane; FAULT-ZONE SITES IN THE HAYWARD FAULT ZONE, Beaudry, Pierre: ACQUISITION OF PROFESSIONAL CALIFORNIA COMPETENCY DURING THE APPRENTICESHIP OF GEOLOGISTS-IN-TRAINING: NEW GUIDANCE 2:30 PM BREAK FOR SUPERVISED PRACTICE UNDER QUEBEC 242-7 2:45 PM Burrato, Pierfrancesco*; Ferranti, Luigi; Guzzetta, Laura; REGULATIONS Pepe, Fabrizio; Barreca, Giovanni; Mattia, Mario; Monaco, 243-6 2:20 PM Green, Laurie D.*: HESS CORP’S STRATEGY TO Carmelo; Bruno, Valentina: ACTIVE THRUSTING IN OVERCOME THE LOOMING “GREAT CREW CHANGE” SW SICILY (ITALY): HUNTING FOR SEISMOGENIC SOURCES USING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH 243-7 2:35 PM Wallace, Ronald J.*: HOW CAN A PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY HELP GEOSCIENCE STUDENTS?: 242-8 3:00 PM Gregory, Laura C.*; Phillips, Richard J.; Roberts, Gerald P.; EXAMPLES FROM AIPG GEORGIA SECTION Shanks, Richard P.; McCaffrey, Ken; Wedmore, Luke N.J.; Faure-Walker, Joanna; Bandugula, Vishal; Watson, Zoe; 2:50 PM BREAK Cowie, Patience: DETAILED FAULT SLIP-HISTORIES 243-8 3:00 PM Asher, Pranoti M.*; Adamec, Bethany; Furukawa, Harry; BASED ON COSMOGENIC 36CL ANALYSES FROM Kaplan, Marlene; Haacker-Santos, Rebecca; Lewis, Gary B.; ABRUZZO, ITALY REVEAL FAULT BEHAVIOUR OVER Velasco, Elsa; Morris, Aisha R.: GEOLEAD (GEOSCIENCE MULTIPLE EARTHQUAKE CYCLES LEARNING, ENGAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT): A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER CONCEPT TO INCREASE THE 242-9 3:15 PM Levandowski, Will*: WHAT LATENT STRESSES ARE SIZE AND DIVERSITY OF THE EARTH AND SPACE ASSOCIATED WITH FAILED RIFTS? A CASE STUDY OF SCIENCE TALENT POOL THE MIDCONTINENT RIFT, NORTHCENTRAL US 243-9 3:15 PM Klipfel, Paul D.*: EDUCATING STUDENTS FOR A 242-10 3:30 PM Chicangana, German*; Vargas, Carlos; Caneva, Alexander; CAREER IN APPLIED GEOLOGY Kammer, Andreas; Muñoz Burbano, Francisco Javier; Pedraza - García, Patricia; Salcedo Hurtado, Elkin; 243-10 3:30 PM Leslie, Bret W.*; Anderson, Elaina R.: DEVELOPING Gomez-Capera, Augusto Antonio: THE SERVITA FAULT, PRACTICAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES THROUGH EASTERN CORDILLERA, COLOMBIA, AND ITS ROLE IN A FEDERAL INTERNSHIP THE SEISMIC HAZARD OF BOGOTÁ D.C 243-11 3:45 PM Kidman, Genevieve*: LESSONS FROM MY SUMMER 242-11 3:45 PM Haller, Kathleen M.*: FAULT-SOURCE MODELING FOR INTERNSHIP - NATIONAL RIVERS AND STREAMS THE 2014 UPDATE OF THE USGS NATIONAL SEISMIC ASSESSMENT WITH THE NAGT AND USGS HAZARD MAPS 243-12 4:00 PM Hanano, Diane*; Weis, Dominique; Scoates, James S.: 242-12 4:00 PM Cid Villegas, Gonzalo*; Mendoza, Carlos; López Quiroz, PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF Penélope: APPLICATION OF GEOGRAPHIC GEOCHEMISTS: THE MAGNET MODEL

258 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 244-11 244-10 244-9 244-8 244-7 244-6 244-5 244-4 244-3 244-2 244-1 Jeffrey RyanandJillSinger, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 210 Geoscience Teachers) Accomplishments andFutureDirections(National Association of Geoscience EducationSupportedbyNSFFundingPrograms: T66. Transformative InnovationsinUndergraduate SESSION NO.244 243-14 243-13

4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM COLLABORATIVE RESEARCHINTRADITIONAL Lord, Mark*;Kinner, David;Crow, Robert:HOW SERVING INSTITUTIONS ENHANCING GEOSCIENCEEDUCATION AT MINORITY- Kira A.;Asokan,Anupa: Brey, James A.*; Geer, IraW.; Mills,ElizabethW.; Nugnes, CONSERVATION ROCK DECAY FORNATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH:TRIAGING STUDENTS THROUGHFIELD-BASED Cerveny, NiccoleV.*: ENGAGINGUNDERGRADUATE COURSE ATCOLLEGE 2-YEAR A RESEARCH EXPERIENCESINTO A SUMMERFIELD Beck, Mary A.*: INTEGRATING UNDERGRADUATE FIELD TRIPS ASSESSING STUDENTLEARNINGUSINGVIRTUAL Caldwell, MarianneO’Neal*;Wang, Ping;Davis,Denise: (WILSIM-GC) LANDFORM SIMULATION MODEL -GRANDCANYON Xiaoming; Whalley, Kyle:WEB-BASEDINTERACTIVE Hung, Wei-chen; Iverson,Ellen;Shernoff, David;Zhai, Luo, Wei*; Pelletier, Jon;Duffin,Kirk;Ormand,CarolJ.; BREAK COLLEGES ADVANCING GEOSCIENCEEDUCATION INTWO-YEAR COMMUNITY:TRANSFORMING A SUPPORTING AND Robert H.; Hodder, Jan;McDaris,JohnR.: Macdonald, R.Heather*;Baer, EricM.D.;Blodgett, PROGRAM BELIEFS: LESSONSLEARNEDINTHEINTEGRATE FOR CHANGINGINSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLICATIONS Iverson, Ellen;Pelch,Michael A.; Steer, David; Taber, John: Bralower, Timothy; Egger, Anne E.;Gosselin,DavidC.; McConnell, David A.*; Manduca,Cathryn;Baldassari,Carol; ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS GROWTH THROUGHTHEMAJORUSINGEMBEDDED A.: Cathryn Dexter; Wirth,Karl;Herbert,Bruce;Singer, Jill;Manduca, Viskupic, Karen*;Steer, David;Kortz,KarenM.;Perkins, INSTRUCTORS ON THEPEDAGOGICAL BELIEFSOFGEOSCIENCE DEVELOPING REFORMEDTEACHINGMATERIALS Pelch, Michael A.*; McConnell,David: RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES OPPORTUNITY OFENGAGEDTEACHING AT David; Manduca,Cathryn: Orr, CailinHuyck*;Iverson,Ellen;McConnell, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DISCUSSION AND CONCLUDINGREMARKS CAN WEBRIDGETHEM? ARE THE ADVANTAGES OFNARROWINGTHEM?HOW OUR KNOWLEDGEGAPS-WHAT ARE THEY?WHAT CONTRIBUTING TO AN ILL-PREPARED WORKFORCE? GEOSCIENCE APPLIED AND BETWEEN ACADEMIC Allington, Ruth*: GEOSCIENCE: GETTINGDISCOVERED McAndless, PatrickMichael*: MONITORING UNDERGRADUATE IS POORCOMMUNICATION AMS DIVERSITY PROJECTS: THE CHALLENGE AND THE A CAREERIN 19–22 October THE EFFECTSOF

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 244-12 245-13 245-12 245-11 245-10 245-9 245-8 245-7 245-6 245-5 245-4 245-3 245-2 245-1 Sullivan, Presiding Tamara ShapiroLedley, Katherine K.Ellins,FrankNiepoldandSusanB. 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 217/218 Association ofGeoscienceTeachers; CLEANNetwork) Decisions (GSA GeoscienceEducationDivision;National Outreach EffortstoIncrease Awareness andEnableResponsible T71. ClimateLiteracy:FormalandInformalEducation SESSION NO.245

4:35 PM 4:20 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 2:10 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS TEACHING ON-LINE RESOURCESTO IMPROVEGEOSCIENCE THE CUTTINGEDGE:COMBININGWORKSHOPS AND R. Heather; Tewksbury, Barbara;Mogk,DavidW.: Bruckner, MonicaZ.;Greenseid,Lija;Macdonald, Manduca, Cathryn A.*; Iverson,Ellen;McConnell,David SCIENCE INSTITUTION AND COURSES SUPPORTSSTUDENTS,FACULTY, THE CONCEPTS LACK SYSTEMSDYNAMICSTHINKING UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ IDEAS ABOUT CLIMATE Harris, SaraE.*;Schoonmaker, JaneE.; Taylor, Stephen V.: PROCESSES WORDS: SOCIAL SUPPORT, HOPE AND MENTAL Fraser, John*;Swim,Janet;Geiger, Austin Nathan: SAFE CHANGE IMAGES IN VISUALIZATION: THECASEOFCOMMONCLIMATE Libarkin, JulieC.*; Thomas, StephenR.:BESTPRACTICES EDUCATIONAL APP THE LINKBETWEENCLIMATE AND ICEWITHCLAST Maddalena; Talarico, Franco;Zattin,M.:TEACHING Cattadori, Matteo*;Bianchi,Cristiana;Macario, NETWORK COLLECTIONPROJECT CLIMATEENERGY AWARENESSLITERACY AND PRACTICES AND NEEDS AS DRAWN FROMTHE Ledley, TamaraShapiro: Buhr Sullivan,Susan*;Gold, Anne U.;Lynds, Susan; ISSUES OF THUMBFORTEACHING ABOUT CONTROVERSIAL CHANGE, AND, EVOLUTIONOUTREACH YIELD RULES Duggan-Haas, Don*: THE JOIDESRESOLUTION CURRICULUM BASEDONIODP EXPEDITION341ON Team,Science The: Karen S.;Libarkin,Julie;Gold, Anne; IODP Expedition341 Nick; Ledley, Tamara Shapiro;Lynds, Susan;McNeal, Ellins, KatherineK.*;Lockwood,Jeff; Mote, Alison; Haddad, (CLEAN) ENERGY AWARENESSLITERACY AND NETWORK Susan; Grogan,Marian;Niepold,Frank: Ledley, Tamara Shapiro*;Gold, Anne U.;BuhrSullivan, CHANGE SKEPTICS’ MESSAGESON YOUTUBE QUALITATIVE STUDY OF ANTHROPOGENIC CLIMATE Joseph; Petcovic,HeatherL.:ANEXPLORATORY Bentley, Andrew PhillipKeller*;Jones,Jeffery; Lane, Burko, Diane*: AUDIENCES CLIMATE CHANGECOMMUNICATION WITHTHEIR VIEWS OFBROADCASTMETEOROLOGISTSON Thompson; Oches,Eric A.; Foley, Kathryn;Doner, Lisa Szymanski, DavidW.*; Meldrum,Helen;Davis,P. VISUALIZATIONSONIFICATION AND COMMUNICATING GREENLANDMELTING THROUGH Tedesco, Marco*:THEPOLARSEEDSPROJECT: BETTER INFORMPOLICY DECISIONS ON CAPITOL HILL:BUILDINGRELATIONSHIPS TO Hankin, ErikR.*;Landau,Elizabeth: ARTISTS COMMUNICATE SCIENCE EARTHLABS CLIMATE DETECTIVES: HYDROFRACKING, CLIMATE EDUCATOR ENERGY LITERACY SESSION NO.245 CLIMATE SCIENCE THE CLIMATE

ON A.: 259 A.; PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 245

245-14 4:30 PM Spry, Jacob M.*; McNeal, Karen S.: ASSESSMENT OF SESSION NO. 247 STUDENT ENGAGEMENT WITH VARIOUS CLIMATE T90. Honoring the Diverse Career of Eric S. Cheney: From CHANGE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES Ore Deposits and Sequence Stratigraphy to Pacific Northwest Geology and Citizen Responsibility (GSA Structural Geology SESSION NO. 246 and Tectonics Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; T88. North American Coal and Source Rock Geology (GSA Coal Geological Society of South Africa; Society of Economic Geology Division) Geologists; Association of Environmental & Engineering 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 Geologists; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) Jen O’Keefe and Brett J. Valentine, Presiding 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 302/303 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Andrew M. Buddington, George H. Shaw and K. Brock Riedell, Presiding 246-1 1:05 PM Crelling, John C.*; Sirota, Thomas: HOW WEATHERED COAL REDUCES METALLURGICAL COKE QUALITY 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 246-2 1:20 PM Mastalerz, M.*; Drobniak, Agnieszka: UNDERGROUND 247-1 1:10 PM Shaw, George H.*: ORE DEPOSITS AND THE EARLY COAL GASIFICATION; USA, ILLINOIS BASIN, AND EARTH ELSEWHERE 247-2 1:25 PM de Kock, Michiel O.*; Kampmann, Tobias C.; Söderlund, 246-3 1:35 PM Sang, Shuxun*; Liu, Changjiang; Wang, Wenfeng; Jia, Ulf: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND PALEOMAGNETISM Jinlong; Du, Yi: EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION OF THE OF THE WESTERBERG SILL, KAAPVAAL CRATON - SUPPORT FOR VAALBARA INTO THE GEOCHEMICAL EFFECTS WITH CO2 INJECTION AND PALEOPROTEROZOIC CH4 ENHANCED RECOVERY FOR DEEP COAL SEAMS 246-4 1:50 PM Lauer, Nancy Ellen*; Hower, James C.; Hsu-Kim, Heileen; 247-3 1:40 PM Hitzman, Murray W.*; Woodhead, Jon; Broughton, Vengosh, Avner: RADIONUCLIDE LEVELS AND ISOTOPIC David W.: A SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC VIEW OF THE RATIOS IN COAL COMBUSTION PRODUCTS IN THE ROAN GROUP – HOST TO THE WORLD’S LARGEST UNITED STATES SEDIMENTARY ROCK-HOSTED STRATIFORM COPPER DISTRICT, CENTRAL AFRICA 246-5 2:05 PM Schultz, Emily*; Raymond, Anne: PALEOECOLOGY: APPLICATION TO PENNSYLVANIAN AND 247-4 1:55 PM Riedell, K. Brock*; Proffett, John M.: BATHOLITHIC AND MODERN MIRES BY EXAMINING LEAF AND ROOT EARLY HALO TYPE COPPER-MOLYBDENUM DEPOSITS DECOMPOSITION 247-5 2:15 PM Dilles, John H.*; Halley, Scott; Tosdal, Richard M.; 246-6 2:20 PM Greb, Stephen F.*; DiMichele, William A.; Elrick, Cernuschi, Federico: THE GEOCHEMICAL AND Scott D.; Eble, Cortland F.: IN SUPPORT OF EARLY MINERALOGIC FOOTPRINT OF HYDROTHERMAL PEAT TO COAL COMPACTION; EVIDENCE FROM ALTERATION AT BUTTE, MONTANA PENNSYLVANIAN STRATA OF THE APPALACHIAN 247-6 2:30 PM Fahey, Patrick L.*; Currie, Jack; Maya, Jorge; McKelvey, AND ILLINOIS BASINS Gregory; Diaz, Jaime: DISCOVERY HISTORY OF THE 246-7 2:35 PM Backus, Jason*; Eble, Cortland; Greb, Stephen F.: PORPHYRY COPPER-MOLYBDENUM DEPOSIT AT COMPOSITION AND INFERRED ORIGIN OF THE SIERRA GORDA, ANTOFAGASTA PROVINCE, CHILE: VANCLEVE COAL BED IN THE EASTERN KENTUCKY IMPLICATIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL EXPLORATION IN COALFIELD, CENTRAL APPALACHIAN BASIN MATURE TERRANES 2:50 PM BREAK 247-7 2:45 PM Margolis, Jacob*: DISCOVERY OF GOLD BENEATH A BARREN OPALINE CAP AT PAINTED HILLS, NW 246-8 3:05 PM Greb, Stephen F.*; Eble, Cortland F.: CANNEL COALS OF NEVADA, AND THE ASSOCIATION OF GOLD WITH THE CANNEL CITY-AMBURGY COAL BED (PIKEVILLE MOLYBDENUM IN A LOW-SULFIDATION EPITHERMAL FORMATION, MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN); EVIDENCE SYSTEM FOR POSSIBLE FAULT-GENERATED LAKES 3:00 PM BREAK 246-9 3:20 PM Stevenson, Mallory F.*; Neal, Donald W.: MARCELLUS SHALE AT THE EROSIONAL BOUNDARY IN SOUTHERN 247-8 3:15 PM White, John L.*: EPITHERMAL PRECIOUS METAL WEST VIRGINIA: REEXAMINATION AND FURTHER MINERALIZATION OF THE SUMMIT MINE INTERPRETATION 247-9 3:30 PM Rasmussen, Michael G.*: WILL OVERSIGHT CORRECT 246-10 3:35 PM Valentine, Brett J.*; Hackley, Paul C.; Enomoto, AN ‘OVERLOOKED’ STRUCTURAL QUESTION AND Catherine B.: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL AT REPUBLIC, WA? ORGANIC PETROLOGY OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS 247-10 3:45 PM Buddington, Andrew M.*; Doughty, P.T.; Cheney, Eric S.: TUSCALOOSA FORMATION, MISSISSIPPI, USA THE SILVER HILL ISOLATED TERRANE: A KLIPPE OF 246-11 3:50 PM Rahman, Mohammad W.*; Rimmer, Susan; Rowe, Harry: PALEOZOICS ON THE WESTERN FLANK OF THE THE IMPACT OF RAPID HEATING BY INTRUSION ON SPOKANE DOME THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND PETROGRAPHY OF COALS 247-11 4:00 PM Hayman, Nicholas W.*: THE CHIWAUKUM STRUCTURAL AND ORGANIC-RICH SHALES IN THE ILLINOIS BASIN LOW AND THE TECTONIC HISTORY OF THE CENTRAL 246-12 4:05 PM Pierce, John*; Ruppel, Stephen C.; Stockli, Daniel F.; CASCADE RANGE Rowe, Harry: U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND 247-12 4:15 PM Miller, Brendan A.*; Crider, Juliet G.: FOLD FORM AND CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY OF BENTONITE BEDS FAULT GEOMETRY AT UMTANUM RIDGE, YAKIMA FOLD WITHIN THE EAGLE FORD SHALE BELT, WASHINGTON 246-13 4:20 PM Barber, Troy*; Hu, Qinhong: APPLYING VACUUM 247-13 4:30 PM Baird, Joseph H.*: GEOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY - SATURATION TO STUDY THE PORE STRUCTURE OF UNREALIZED POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVING SOCIETAL TIGHT SHALES DECISION-MAKING 246-14 4:35 PM Bustin, R. Marc*; Letham, Eric A.: SHALE PORE 247-14 4:45 PM Troost, Kathy Goetz*; Riedell, K. Brock: THE STRUCTURE ANALYSIS USING KLINKENBERG GAS COMMANDMENTS OF STRATIGRAPHY AND OTHER SLIPPAGE MEASUREMENTS GEOLOGIC APHORISMS 4:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS

260 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 248-14 248-13 248-12 248-11 248-10 248-9 248-8 248-7 248-6 248-5 248-4 248-3 248-2 248-1 Matthew M.Crawford,WilliamJ.BurnsandLynn M.Highland,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 213 of Environmental&EngineeringGeologists) U.S. GeologicalSurveyLandslideHazardsProgram; Association Division; GSA QuaternaryGeologyandGeomorphologyDivision; and theFuture(GSA EnvironmentalandEngineering Geology T101. LandslideHazard Analysis: Maps,Monitoring,Models, SESSION NO.248

4:35 PM 4:20 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:10 PM 1:55 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM EFFECTIVENESS) BLASTING IMPACTS WITHOUTDIMISHING LECTURER: KABOOM! ORWHOOSH ? (MITIGATING DIVISION RICHARDH.JAHNSDISTINGUISHED Hempen, GregoryL.*:GSA ENGINEERINGGEOLOGY FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY MAPS AND INSURANCE WASHINGTON, MARCH 22,2014SHOWSTHENEED Burns, ScottF.*: THEOSOLANDSLIDE, NORTH VANCOUVER REDUCTION IN AN URBANSETTING-DISTRICTOF Dercole, Fiona*: WITH LIDAR ALGORITHM FORDETECTINGLANDSLIDEDEPOSITS METHOD: ANAUTOMATEDCONNECTION CONTOUR Leshchinsky, Ben*;Olsen,MichaelJ.; Tanyu, Burak:THE CREEK, MESA COUNTY, COLORADO PARAMETERS FOR A LARGELANDSLIDE,WESTSALT Santi, Paul*;McCoy, Kevin:CALIBRATION OFMODELING 2006 KIHOLOBAY, HAWAII EARTHQUAKE TRIGGERED LANDSLIDES: A CASESTUDY FROMTHE CORRELATION OFMODELEDGROUNDSHAKING AND Ramirez-Guzman, Leonardo;Schmitt,RobertG.: Jibson, RandallW.*; Harp,EdwinL.;Hartzell,StephenH.; GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEBRIS-FLOW HAZARD ASSESSMENT AT THEU.S. Negri, Jacquelyn: Staley, DennisM.*;Kean,JasonW.; Smoczyk,Greg; LANDSLIDE INWESTERNCOLORADO ROCK AVALANCHE: A HIGHLY MOBILE,COMPLEX Timothy A.; Stratton,Ben: White, JonathanL.;Kochevar, BernardF.; Hayashi, Kean, JasonW.; Harp,EdwinL.;Morgan,Matthew Coe, Jeffrey A.*; Baum,RexL.;Schmitt,RobertG.; OPTIC MONITORING OF A LANDSLIDE Choi, E.;Edwards, T.: Macciotta, R.; Martin,D.;Eldwood,Lan,H.;Bunce,C.; Bobrowsky, P.*; Huntley, DavidH.;Hendry, M.; DISASTER THAT LIQUEFY: IMPLICATIONS OFTHE2014OSO Iverson, RichardM.*;George,DavidL.:LANDSLIDES NATURAL GASPIPELINEPROJECT ANALYSISHAZARD MAPPING AND FOR ALANDSLIDE Kottke, Albert R.*;Waterman, MatthewK.;Lee,Mark: ALASKA HIGHWAY CORRIDOR,CANADA AND SUSCEPTIBILITY MODELINGFORTHE YUKON Kremer, Marian;Smith,Sharon:LANDSLIDEINVENTORY Blais-Stevens, Andree*; Lipovsky, Panya;Behnia,Pouran; METHODOLOGICAL COMPARISON BASED AND OBJECT-BASED LANDSLIDEMAPPING: A Barbara; Shieh,Chjeng-Lun;Blaschke, Thomas: PIXEL- Hölbling, Daniel*; Tsai, Tsai-Tsung; Eisank,Clemens;Friedl, IN CHINA EVALUATIONVALLEYRIVER MAPPING ALONGA AND Aydin, Adnan*; Li, Yanrong: LANDSLIDESUSCEPTIBILITY INTRODUCTORY REMARKS INTEGRATED LANDSLIDERISK RECENT ADVANCES INPOST-FIRE LESSONS LEARNEDFROMFIBER THE WESTSALT CREEK 19–22 October SPATIAL

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 249-15 249-14 249-13 249-12 249-11 249-10 249-9 249-8 249-7 249-6 249-5 249-4 249-3 249-2 249-1 Jacqueline A. Smith,BradleyG.Johnson andEdwardC.Hansen,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 202/203 Research Projects(GSA GeoscienceEducationDivision) T107. UndergraduateResearchTalks: TheNextStepinStudent SESSION NO.249

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM CONE, BRITISHCOLUMBIA Nathalie: Dewit, MeganJ.*;Williams-Jones,Glyn; Vigouroux, OF SUMMITCREEK,WASHINGTON STATE AND STRUCTURAL INVESTIGATION OFTHEBASALTS Bawden, Glynis*;Valentine, MichaelJ.: BATHOLITH, SOUTHERNCHINA Timothy A.; Stockli,DanielF.: Reyes, Enrique*;Catlos,E.J.;Brookfield,Michael;Shin, THE PHYSICS AND MECHANICSOFLIQUEFACTION Josh; Hampton,Samuel;Borella,M.W.; Gravley, DarrenM.: Chheda, Tanvi D.*;Quigley, Mark;Duffy, Brendan;Borella, AND LOCATION AND SEASONAL SIGNALSTO SAMPLINGFREQUENCY PRECIPITATION ISOTOPE METEORICWATER LINES Reynolds, Allison R.*;Jefferson, Anne J.:SENSITIVITY OF AND HILOCOASTS,HAWAII SOURCE OFSURFACE WATER ALONG THEHAMAKUA Klasen, Bryce*;Gerla,Phil:CHARACTERIZINGTHE RIVER, WELDCOUNTY COLORADO 2013) ONWATER QUALITY OFTHESOUTHPLATTE IMPACTS OFLARGE-SCALE FLOODING(SEPTEMBER, Thomas, PatrickS.*;Osborn,StephenG.: BREAK FORMS, WHITERIVERBADLANDS,SOUTHDAKOTA Burkhart, Patrick:DIGITAL MAPPINGOF AEOLIAN DUNE Justice, Brandon*;Baldauf,Paul;Householder, Eric; RECOVERED FROMTHESOUTHPACIFIC OCEAN DIAGENESIS INMETALLIFEROUS SEDIMENTS YEAR RECORDOFPHOSPHORUSBURIAL AND McLennan, David A.*; Latimer, JenniferC.:31MILLION EXPERIMENTS INMISSFORMATION Kovalchuk, Olga*;Gingras,MurrayK.:ACTUALISTIC FORMATION OF IRONFLOCS AND THEIRSIGNIFICANCEINBIF Konhauser, KurtO.: Webb, EricR.*;Robbins,LeslieJ.;Gingras,MurrayK.; HYDRODYNAMIC ROLES FORMATION OFMICROBIAL STREAMERS AND THEIR Olsen, Kyle Anthony*; Gong,Jian;Nguyen, Thu A.: WILLISTON LAKE,BRITISHCOLUMBIA,CANADA MIXED SILICICLASTIC-CARBONATE ENVIRONMENT, SIGNIFICANT STRATIGRAPHIC SURFACES IN A FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGESATTRACE CONTROLLED TRYPANITES AND GLOSSIFUNGITESSUBSTRATE Tiffany; Zonneveld,John-Paul: Schultz, SarahK.*;Furlong,CarolynM.;Playter, CAROLINA FROM THEPLEISTOCENE OFHORRY CO.,SOUTH LOW-DIVERSITYWITHIN AMOLLUSCAN ASSEMBLAGE Dietl, GregoryP.: Kenison, Whitney;Melcher, LauraR.; White,SamanthaM.; Wall, CorbenN.*;Kelley, PatriciaH.;Hattori,KellyE.; OF THEEFFECTSEMERALD ASH BORER Speer, JamesH.: Brown, SabrinaR.*;Jiang, Yitong; Newton, Ashley Rose; THE GEOTHERMAL POTENTIAL OFNAZKO PALEOECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS A DENDROCHRONOLOGICAL STUDY SIZE AND CHARACTERIZATIONSIZE AND DATING THEMENGHAI CO-OCCURRENCE OF SESSION NO.249 PALEOMAGNETIC POTENTIAL

THE 261 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 250

SESSION NO. 250 SESSION NO. 251 T116. Water Contamination and Treatment in Developing T120. Proxies for Paleoprecipitation (GSA Sedimentary Geology Countries (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Division; Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); Soils and Soil Engineering Geology Division) Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 Peter J. Wampler, Peter S.K. Knappett and Michael E. Campana, Presiding Neil J. Tabor and Greg A. Ludvigson, Presiding 250-1 1:00 PM Bostick, Benjamin C.*: ALTERNATIVES TO ARSENIC- 251-1 1:00 PM Schubert, Brian A.*; Jahren, A. Hope: SEASONAL CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER: A CASE FOR PIPED TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION AMOUNT WATER IN RURAL CAMBODIA RECORDED IN MONTHLY OXYGEN ISOTOPE 250-2 1:25 PM Schneider, Steve*: COMPONENTS AND BENEFITS OF MEASUREMENTS OF METEORIC WATER PROPERLY CONSTRUCTED WELLS 251-2 1:15 PM Alsaaran, Nasser*: GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF STABLE 250-3 1:40 PM Johnson, Dawn*; Wampler, Peter J.; Estimé, Rénold; ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS IN PRECIPITATION OVER Wampler, Katherine: IN-SITU FILTRATION WELLS IN THE ARABIAN PENINSULA RURAL HAITI 251-3 1:30 PM Fernandez, Alvaro*; Rosenheim, Brad; Tang, Jianwu: 250-4 1:55 PM Gastineau, Karen*; Apambire, Braimah; Lutz, CALIBRATION OF THE SIDERITE CLUMPED ISOTOPE Alexandra: HYDROGEOCHEMICAL CONTROLS ON PALEOTHERMOMETER GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN THE WEST MAMPRUSI 251-4 1:50 PM Tabor, Neil J.*; Myers, Timothy S.; Sidor, Christian A.; AREA, NORTHERN GHANA Smith, Roger M.H.: SOIL AND PALEOSOL CALCITE 13 250-5 2:10 PM Eddy, Alex M.*: A MIXED METHOD APPROACH TO AND ORGANIC MATTER Δ C VALUES AS PROXIES OF EXPLORING AND CHARACTERIZING IONIC CHEMISTRY PRODUCTIVITY AND PRECIPITATION IN THE SURFACE WATERS OF THE GLACIERIZED 2:05 PM BREAK UPPER SANTA RIVER WATERSHED, ANCASH, PERU 251-5 2:20 PM Schubert, Brian A.*; Jahren, A. Hope: INCREASED 250-6 2:25 PM Bethune, David N.*; Ryan, M. Cathryn; Chu, Angus: CARBON ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION BY TERRESTRIAL TOWARDS A ZERO-DISCHARGE DRY TOILET: PLANTS FOLLOWING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM

EVAPORATION OF SOURCE-SEPARATED URINE DRIVEN BY AN INCREASE IN ATMOSPHERIC PCO2 250-7 2:40 PM Song, Xin*; Lin, Na; Guo, Liang: REMEDIATION OF 251-6 2:40 PM Hoerner, Marie Elizebeth*; Jaramillo, Carlos; Fricke, ARSENIC AND MERCURY IN GROUNDWATER IN CHINA Henry; Olack, Gerard; Waldeck, Anna; Colman, Albert: WITH IRON COMPOUNDS NEOTROPICAL CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT FROM 2:55 PM BREAK STABLE ISOTOPES IN MAMMALIAN AND FISH TOOTH ENAMEL FROM THE EARLY MIOCENE THROUGH THE 250-8 3:10 PM Craig, Laura*; Stillings, Lisa L.; Decker, David L.; Thomas, PLIOCENE James: COMPARING INDIGENOUS LATERITE AND BAUXITE WITH IMPORTED ACTIVATED ALUMINA 251-7 2:55 PM Roepke, Elizabeth*; Feinberg, Joshua M.; Fox, David L.; FOR USE IN SMALL-SCALE FLUORIDE ADSORPTION Fox-Dobbs, Kena; Polissar, Pratigya J.; Snell, Kathryn E.; FILTERS IN RURAL NORTHERN GHANA Uno, Kevin T.; Martin, Robert A.: NEOGENE TO RECENT PALEOPRECIPITATION ESTIMATES IN THE MEADE 250-9 3:25 PM Dhar, Ratan*; Riley, Avanel; Patel, Minal; Kumari, Deepika: BASIN, SOUTHWEST KANSAS, FROM ELEMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE SORPTION CAPACITY OF RATIOS AND ROCK MAGNETIC PROPERTIES IN BIOCHAR AMENDED SEDIMENTS: AN EFFECTIVE PALEOSOLS AND MODERN SOILS WAY TO REMOVE CONTAMINANTS FROM NATURAL RESOURCES AND TO REDUCE CARBON EMISSION 251-8 3:10 PM Bowen, Gabriel J.*; Steimke, Amy L.; Maibauer, Bianca J.: HYDROCLIMATIC MODULATION OF CONTINENTAL 250-10 3:40 PM Knappett, Peter S.K.*; Akhter, Syed H.; Choudhury, CARBON BURIAL THROUGH THE PETM Imtiaz; Steckler, Michael; Michael, Holly A.; Harvey, Charles F.; Ahmed, Kazi Matin; Bostick, Benjamin C.; 3:30 PM DISCUSSION Shamsudduha, M.; van Geen, A.: IMPACT OF OVER- 251-9 3:45 PM Scherer, Jacquelyn*; Suarez, Marina; Upchurch, G.R.: PUMPING FROM DEEP AQUIFER IN DHAKA CITY COMPARISON OF PALEOPRECIPITATION ESTIMATES ON THE SAFE WATER SUPPLY FOR SURROUNDING FROM STABLE CARBON ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF RURAL POPULATION FUSAIN AT TWO CRETACEOUS FOSSIL SITES 250-11 3:55 PM Lopez, Victoria A.*; Sanchez, Rosario; Knappett, Peter S.K.: 251-10 4:00 PM Ludvigson, Greg A.*; Gonzalez, Luis A.; Suarez, Celina; IDENTIFICATION AND METHODOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Ross, Jeffrey B.; Platt, Brian F.: NEW ADDITIONS TO ASSESS TRANSBOUNDARY AQUIFERS ALONG THE TO THE NORTH AMERICAN MID-CRETACEOUS U.S.-MEXICO BORDER PALEOPRECIPITATION Δ18O DATASET: INTEGRATION 250-12 4:10 PM Wampler, Peter J.*; Churches, Christopher E.; Sun, OF PEDOGENIC CARBONATE AND VERTEBRATE Wanxiao; Smith, Andrew: FOREST COVER AND IMPACTS FOSSIL PROXIES TO WATER QUALITY IN HAITI 251-11 4:15 PM Suarez, Celina*; Trieschmann, Ben; Suarez, Marina; 250-13 4:25 PM Campana, Michael E.*: ESTABLISHMENT OF A POTABLE You, Hailu; Li, Da-Qing: MEAN ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WATER PARTNERSHIP IN OMOA, HONDURAS AND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION INTERPRETED FROM VERTEBRATE BIOAPATITE AND BULK ORGANIC 250-14 4:40 PM Lenczewski, Melissa*: INCORPORATING CARBON FOR THE EARLY CRETACEOUS HEKOU UNDERGRADUATE GEOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND GROUP, GANSU PROVINCE, CHINA BUSINESS STUDENTS INTO EXAMINING FLUORIDE AND ARSENIC ISSUES IN GROUNDWATER IN SAN 251-12 4:30 PM Myers, Timothy S.*; Tabor, Neil J.: PALEOZOIC AND MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, MEXICO MESOZOIC PALEOPRECIPITATION ESTIMATES FOR CENTRAL AFRICA 251-13 4:45 PM Knapp, Jonathan P.*; Benison, Kathleen C.: SEDIMENTOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF PALEOPRECIPITATION IN PERMIAN-TRIASSIC REDBEDS AND EVAPORITES

262 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 252-13 252-12 252-11 252-10 252-9 252-8 252-7 252-6 252-5 252-4 252-3 252-2 252-1 Benoit BeauchampandStephenE.Grasby, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 304/305 Geomicrobiology Division) Carbonate Deposits(PaleontologicalSociety;GSA Geobiology& T129. MethaneSeepage,ChemosyntheticLifeOases,and SESSION NO.252

4:35 PM 4:20 PM PM 4:05 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 PM PM 2:05 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM DISCUSSION SEEPS INWESTERN AND ARCTIC CANADA DEVONIAN AND PENNSYLVANIAN HYBRIDREEFS/ Grasby, StephenE.:BUILDUPSUNDERTHEINFLUENCE: Beauchamp, Benoit*;Viau, Christian;Hoerlle,Fernanda; RIDGE, OR AT ACTIVE AND INACTIVELOCATIONS OFHYDRATE AND PROTOPLASM DEGRADATION EXPERIMENTS Lisa; Spendal,Nick: Burkett, Ashley*; Rathburn, Anthony; Perez,ElenaM.; Levin, CATSHARK EGGCAPSULESFROMMETHANESEEPS Kazutaka; Kiel,Steffen: 110 MILLION YEAR RECORDOF Little, Crispin T.S.*; Campbell,Kathleen A.; Amano, BASIN, SVERDRUP BASIN,CANADIANHIGH ARCTIC AND SEEPAGE DURINGRIFTINGOFTHE AMERASIA CRETACEOUS METHANEGENERATION, MIGRATION Grasby, StephenE.*;Beauchamp,Benoit;Williscroft,Krista: ISLAND, NUNAVUT GEOCHEMISTRY, SVERDRUP BASIN, ELLEFRINGNES ASSOCIATEDAND CARBONATES,BIOTA AND EARLY CRETACEOUS METHANESEEPAGE SYSTEM Williscroft, Krista*;Beauchamp,Benoit;Grasby, Stephen E.: NORWEGIAN BARENTSSEA) JURASSIC–CRETACEOUS BOREAL SEA (SVALBARD, Michael R.;Vinn, Olev:SHALLOWWATER SEEPSFROM Hans Little, Crispin T.S.*; Hryniewicz,Krzysztof;Nakrem, BREAK BARENTS SEA FORMATION FROMTHENORTHSEA AND THE OF METHANEDERIVED AUTHIGENIC CARBONATE Lepland, Aivo; Condon,Daniel;Brunstad,Harald: Noble, StephenR.*;Sahy, Diana;Cremiere, Antoine; TEMPERATURE CONTROL AT METHANESEEPS–BIOGEOCHEMICAL OR Teichert, B.M.A.*: (EOCENE) BUTTES (CRETACEOUS) AND THESTONE CITY BLUFF OF COLDSEEP CARBONATES FROMTHETEPEE FROM SEAFLOORTO SUBSURFACE: COMPARISON Hendricks, JenniferK.*; Yancey, Thomas E.; Metz, Cheryl L.: COLORADO, U.S.A NYMPHALUCINA SP., TEPEEBUTTES,NEARPUEBLO, DIAGENESIS INCORPORATING THELUCINIDBIVALVE COLD-SEEP SEAFLOOR AND NEAR-SEAFLOOR Oldenburg, Thomas; DeBuhr, ChristopherL.;Perez,Renee: Krause, FedericoF.*; Williscroft,Krista;Clark,Jesse; AND APPARENT FLUIDFLOWRATES METHANE COLD-SEEP STRUCTURE,MINERALOGY, Harold C.;Cochran,Kirk;Krawchuk, Alexander: Meehan, KimberlyC.*;Landman,NeilH.;Connolly, PIERRE SHALE,SOUTHDAKOTA CRETACEOUS METHANECOLD-SEEPSFROMTHE ASSOCIATIONS WITHFLUIDFLOWRATES INLATE Meehan, KimberlyC.*;Landman,NeilH.: ADVANCESARCHIVE: APPLICATIONSAND Campbell, Kathleen A.*: THESEEP CARBONATE Arne; Hammer, Øyvind; Kaim, Andrzej; Sandy, GLENDONITE FORMATION FORAMINIFERAL COLONIZATION 19–22 October FAUNAL ANCIENT TEMPO

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 253-13 253-12 253-11 253-10 253-9 253-7 253-6 253-5 253-4 253-3 253-2 253-1 Hannah Winkler, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 116/117 Division) Data II(GeoscienceInformationSociety;GSA Geoinformatics T145. WhereintheWorld? Access and Availability toGeoscience SESSION NO.253 Marc L.Buursink,MatthewD.Merrilland MartinCassidy, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 205/206 Division; GSA SedimentaryGeologyDivision) GSA (SEPM); Petroleum/EnergyDiscipline;GeochemicalSociety; for GeologicStorage(SocietySedimentaryGeology T186. NaturalCarbonDioxide Accumulations as Analogs SESSION NO.254 Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, andVolcanology

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM AND GEODATABASES: NEOTOMA AND PALEON SYNERGIES BETWEENLARGE-SCALERESEARCH Jason; Bills,Brian; Anderson, Michael: Russell W.; Paciorek,ChrisJ.;Dawson, Andria; McLachlan, Goring, Simon*;Williams,JohnW.; Grimm,Eric;Graham, OF BERINGGLACIER, ALASKA Molnia, BruceF.*; Snyder, LauraE.:BEDMORPHOLOGY PHOTOGRAPHS FORTHENEXT100 YEARS 100 YEARS OFMININGREPORTS,MAPS AND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MININGSITE–LEVERAGING Allison, M.Lee*;Brown,CaseyC.:ARIZONA SENSING APPROACH IN DHAKA CITY, BANGLADESH: A GIS AND REMOTE Morshed, Niaz*: DATA SET THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIESOF A 100TB VOLCANOES WITHTHE ASTER VOLCANO ARCHIVE: ORBITAL OBSERVATIONS OFTHEWORLD’S ACTIVE Pieri, DavidC.*;Linick,JustinP.: BREAK DISCUSSION CREATION CAPTURE INTHEFIELD:ON-THE-OUTCROP MAP Mitchell G.;Johnston,Stephen T.: McEwen, GerriL.*;Henderson,Martha A.; Mihalynuk, RESEARCH AND DATA MANAGEMENTFORGLOBAL CHANGE Gurney, Robert*; Allison, M.Lee:E-INFRASTRUCTURE ARCHITECTURE ON GEOSCIENCECYBERINFRASTRUCTURE EARTHCUBE: SEEKINGCOMMUNITY CONVERGENCE Richard, StephenM.*;Diggs,Stephen;Percivall,George: BREAK WITH THECITIZENSCIENTIST Pereira, Monica*;Prosser, Cynthia L.: HARNESSINGDATA PERSPECTIVE OFUSERNEEDS GEOLOGIC GEOSPATIAL DATA: A LIBRARIAN’S Zellmer, LindaR.*:DESIGNINGMETADATA FOR UNIVERSITY OFNEWHAMPSHIRE GUIDEBOOKS: THEPLACEPROJECT AT THE INDEXING OFDIGITIZEDNEIGCFIELDTRIP Thompson, Thelma B.*;Exline,Eleta:GEOGRAPHIC INTO GEOREF PROJECT TO COMBINETHEGUIDEBOOKDATABASE AMERICA DATABASE VSGEOREF;PROPOSED Joseph, LuraE.*:GEOLOGICGUIDEBOOKSOFNORTH INTRODUCTORY REMARKS LAND-USE AND LAND-COVERCHANGE LONG TERM DIGITAL DATA SESSION NO.254 DEVELOPING

263 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 254

LEVEL CHANGES AND CARBON ISOTOPE 254-1 1:05 PM Sathaye, Kiran J.*; Hesse, Marc A.; Cassidy, Martin; CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY Stockli, Daniel F.: CONSTRAINTS ON THE MAGNITUDE 255-4 1:45 PM Kah, L.C.*; Thompson, Cara K.; Henderson, Miles: AND RATE OF CO2 DISSOLUTION AND BRAVO DOME BEHAVIOR OF MARINE SULFUR IN THE ORDOVICIAN NATURAL GAS FIELD 255-5 2:05 PM Marenco, Pedro J.*; Marenco, Katherine N.: A NEGATIVE 254-2 1:20 PM Cassidy, Martin*; Ballentine, Chris: ST. JOHNS CO2 GAS SULFUR ISOTOPIC EXCURSION DURING THE HEIGHT FIELD, AN EXAMPLE OF A LEAKING DEPOSIT OF THE GREAT ORDOVICIAN BIODIVERSIFICATION 254-3 1:35 PM Bergfeld, Deborah*; Evans, William C.; Lewicki, Jennifer L.: EVENT: A BRIEF INTERRUPTION IN LONG-TERM DEEP- OCEAN ANOXIA? ACCUMULATION AND LEAKAGE OF CO2 IN VOLCANIC TERRAINS 255-6 2:20 PM Gill, Benjamin C.*; Lyons, Timothy W.; Young, Seth A.; 254-4 1:50 PM Ballentine, Chris J.*; Warr, Oliver; Rochelle, Christopher A.; Kaljo, Dimitri; Saltzman, Matthew R.: SULFUR ISOTOPE Masters, Andrew: USING NOBLE GASES TO DEFINE EVIDENCE FOR LATE ORDOVICIAN OCEAN OXYGENATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE DRIVERS OF CO2 BEHAVIOUR IN GEOLOGICAL CO2 STORAGE ANALOGUES THE HIRNANTIAN EXTINCTION 254-5 2:05 PM Power, Ian M.*; Harrison, Anna L.; Wilson, Siobhan A.; 255-7 2:40 PM Bartlett, Rickey*; Elrick, Maya; Desrochers, André; Polyak, Dipple, Gregory M.; Fallon, Stewart J.: LOW Victor J.; Asmerom, Yemane: URANIUM ISOTOPE TEMPERATURE MAGNESITE FORMATION IN MG- EVIDENCE FOR PERVASIVE MARINE ANOXIA DURING CARBONATE PLAYAS: A NATURAL ANALOGUE FOR THE LATE ORDOVICIAN MASS EXTINCTION

CO2 SEQUESTRATION 2:55 PM BREAK 254-6 2:20 PM Gianniny, Gary L.*; Klink, Alex T.; Cowan, Phil L.: STORING 255-8 3:10 PM Metzger, J. Garrecht*; Fike, David; von Strandmann, CARBON DIOXIDE; NATURE’S LESSONS FROM THE Phillip Pogge: THE ONSET OF GLACIATION ~8 MYRS MCELMO DOME FIELD, SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO PRIOR TO THE HIRNANTIAN 2:35 PM BREAK 255-9 3:25 PM Kidder, David L.*; Tomescu, Iulia: ORDOVICIAN TURNING 254-7 2:50 PM Warwick, Peter D.*; U.S. Geological Survey, Geologic POINT IN THE PHANEROZOIC SILICA CYCLE Carbon Dioxide Storage Resources Assessment 255-10 3:40 PM Finnegan, Seth*; Rasmussen, Christian Mac Ørum; Harper, Team: U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GOALS FOR David A.T.: LINKING LATE ORDOVICIAN MARINE CHARACTERIZATION AND ASSESSMENT OF NATURAL EXTINCTIONS TO CLIMATIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC CARBON DIOXIDE AND HELIUM ACCUMULATIONS IN EVENTS: FROM PATTERN TO PROCESS THE UNITED STATES 255-11 4:00 PM Boyle, James T.*; Goldman, Daniel; Wu, Shuang-Ye; 254-8 3:05 PM Slucher, Ernie R.*: SYNOPSIS OF NATURAL CARBON Melchin, Michael J.; Sheets, H. David; Mitchell, Charles E.: DIOXIDE OCCURRENCE IN THE EASTERN MID- DISTINGUISHING SAMPLING AND ECOLOGIC CONTINENT, UNITED STATES EFFECTS ON GEOGRAPHIC RANGE AND DURATION IN GRAPTOLITES 254-9 3:20 PM Buursink, Marc L.*: INVESTIGATING NATURAL CO2 SOURCES IN SELECTED CALIFORNIA COASTAL 255-12 4:15 PM Ettensohn, Frank R.*: POSSIBLE TECTONIC AND BASINS STRUCTURAL CONTROL ON ORDOVICIAN BLACK- 254-10 3:35 PM Merrill, Matthew D.*; Hunt, Andrew G.; Lohr, Celeste D.: SHALE DISTRIBUTION DURING THE TACONIAN NOBLE GAS ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE OROGENY, NORTHERN APPALACHIAN BASIN, U.S.A FARNHAM DOME FIELD, UTAH 255-13 4:30 PM Malgieri, Thomas J.*; Brett, Carl; Thomka, James R.; 254-11 3:50 PM Becker, Thomas P.*; Becker, Stephen P.; Lawson, Michael; Dattilo, Benjamin; Schwalbach, Cameron E.; Aucoin, Pottorf, Robert J.: ORIGIN AND LONGEVITY OF CARBON Christopher D.: CALIBRATING WATER DEPTHS OF DIOXIDE IN THE MOXA ARCH, GREEN RIVER BASIN, A LATE ORDOVICIAN RAMP, SOUTHERN OHIO AND WYOMING, U.S.A NORTH-CENTRAL KENTUCKY, USA 254-12 4:05 PM Jean, Jiin-Shuh*; Yang, Huai-Jen; Lin, Huan-Wen: 255-14 4:45 PM Pilesky, William*; Woods, Adam D.: SHORT-LIVED EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON THE UPWELLING AND VIGOROUS OCEAN CIRCULATION INTERACTION OF ROCK-WATER-SUPERCRITICAL CAUSED BY A BRIEF GLACIAL PERIOD DURING THE LATE ORDOVICIAN CO2 FLUID IN A POTENTIAL SITE FOR GEOLOGICAL

STORAGE OF CO2 IN TAIWAN SESSION NO. 256 4:20 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS T202. The Tonian-Cryogenian World (Paleontological Society; SESSION NO. 255 Geochemical Society; GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) T198. The Ordovician Revolution: Co-Evolution of Climate and the Biosphere (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; Society 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); Paleontological Society; Leigh Anne Riedman, Erik A. Sperling, Phoebe Cohen and Susannah M. Porter, Geochemical Society) Presiding 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 256-1 1:00 PM Rooney, Alan D.*; Strauss, Justin V.; Brandon, Alan; Thomas J. Algeo, Pedro J. Marenco and Matthew R. Saltzman, Presiding Karlstrom, Karl E.; Macdonald, Francis A.: THE TECTONIC CONTEXT OF TONIAN TO CRYOGENIAN 255-1 1:00 PM Saltzman, Matthew R.*; Edwards, Cole T.; Adrain, ENVIRONMENTAL AND EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE: Jonathan M.; Westrop, Stephen R.: AN EARLY INSIGHTS FROM RE-OS GEOCHRONOLOGY AND ORDOVICIAN MASS EXTINCTION AND THE WEATHERING PROXIES PERSISTENCE OF ANOXIA 256-2 1:15 PM Dehler, Carol M.*; Gehrels, George; Porter, Susannah M.; 255-2 1:15 PM Quinton, Page C.*; Herrmann, Achim D.; Leslie, S.A.; Cox, Grant; Heizler, Matthew T.; Karlstrom, Karl E.; Crossey, 13 MacLeod, Kenneth G.: BULK CARBONATE Δ C RECORD Laura J.; Timmons, J. Michael: CHUMP (CHUAR-UINTA FROM TIDWELL HOLLOW, ALABAMA: A SEARCH FOR MOUNTAIN-PAHRUMP) STRATA OF THE WESTERN THE GICE IN THE SOUTHEAST US U.S. RECORD CRETACEOUS – LIKE OCEAN ANOXIC 255-3 1:30 PM Jones, David S.*; Creel, Roger C.; Rios, Bernardo Andres; EVENTS (OAES) BEFORE SNOWBALL EARTH Santiago Ramos, Danielle: LATE ORDOVICIAN AND EARLY SILURIAN GLACIOEUSTATIC SEA

264 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 257-4 257-3 257-2 257-1 Andrew M.Bush,SaraB.PrussandJonathanL.Payne,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 219 GSA Geobiology&GeomicrobiologyDivision) Nutrients, andFoodWebs inDeepTime (PaleontologicalSociety; T208. EcosystemPaleobiologyandGeobiology:Energy, SESSION NO.257 256-13 256-12 256-11 256-10 256-9 256-8 256-7 256-6 256-5 256-4 256-3

2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 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 1:45 PM 1:30 PM BREAK EARLY EOCENE FOODWEBOFMESSEL,GERMANY THE MOSTHIGHLY RESOLVED FOODWEBEVER:THE Labandeira, ConradC.*;Dunne,Jennifer; Williams,Richard: THE AGE OFBONY FISHES CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE BOUNDARY: BEGINNING Sibert, ElizabethC.*;Norris,RichardD.: OF STEM-TETRAPODS Swartz, Brian*:THEPALEOENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY SELECTIVITY, NOT ECOLOGICAL STRESS ARE SMALL BECAUSEOFTAPHONOMIC SIZE- AMONG MICROMORPHS:PHOSPHATIC STEINKERNS P.;J.; Argast,Anne: William Martin, Anthony Dattilo, Benjamin*;Freeman,RebeccaL.;Heimbrock, THE SNOWBALL EARTHEVENTS? HAVE SURVIVED INNEARLY ENCLOSEDSEASDURING Stephen G.:COULDPHOTOSYNTHETIC EUKARYOTES Campbell, Adam J.*;Waddington, EdwinD.;Warren, CRYOGENIAN CARBONATES FOSSILS ACROSS ISOTOPIC EXTREMESIN CARBON ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONOFORGANIC Francis A.; Bird,Laurence;Moran,JamesJ.;Bosak, Tanja: Matys, EmilyD.*;Freeman,KatherineH.;Macdonald, CHINA FORMATION INTHEHUAINANREGIONOFNORTH MICROFOSSILS FROMTHETONIAN LIULAOBEI Tang, Qing*:BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OFORGANIC-WALLED CRYOGENIAN PERIODS EUKARYOTIC FOSSIL DIVERSITY INTHETONIAN AND Cohen, Phoebe*;Macdonald,Francis A.: BREAK NEOPROTEROZOIC OCEANS Girguis, PeterR.:SULFIDESTRESSON ANIMALS IN Sperling, Erik A.*; Johnston,David T.; Knoll, Andrew H.; NUTRIENT CYCLINGINTHEEARLY NEOPROTEROZOIC Graham A.: Shields-Zhou, Poulton, SimonW.*; Guilbaud,Romain;Zhu,Maoyan; FERTILIZE THECRYOGENIAN OCEAN? Horton, Forrest*:DIDMANTLE-DERIVEDPHOSPHORUS OXYGENATION DRIVER FORNEOPROTEROZOICCLIMATE AND Francis A.: Macdonald, Sansjofre, Pierre;Kunzmann,Marcus;Strauss,JustinV.; Halverson, GalenP.*; Cox,Grant;Hurtgen,Matthew T.; BREAK TAMBIEN GROUP, NORTHERNETHIOPIA CARBON AND STRONTIUMISOTOPES OFTHE CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS WITH Jenkin, Gawen:STRENGTHENINGNEOPROTEROZOIC Tesema, Tadele; Haileab,Bereket; Alene, Mulugeta; Maloof, Adam C.;Condon,Daniel;Beroff, SaraE.; Tremblay, MarissaM.*;Swanson-Hysell,NicholasL.; EARTH DEGLACIATION CHANGE FOLLOWINGTHEMARINOANSNOWBALL Creveling, JessicaR.*;Mitrovica,JerryX.: (MARINOAN) GLACIATION, NAMIBIA MILLION YEAR DURATION OFTHEEND-CRYOGENIAN Tapster, Simon:GEOCHRONOLOGY REVEALSMULTI- Prave, A.R.*; Hoffmann, KarlHeinz;Condon,Daniel; A CONTINENTAL FLOODBASALT OCEAN REDOXCONTROL ON 19–22 October THE CONTROLS ON SEA-LEVEL GIANTS

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 257-14 257-13 257-12 257-11 257-10 257-9 257-8 257-7 257-6 257-5 258-3 258-2 258-1 Radu H.IacobandCristinaE.Iacob,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 301 Division; GeochemicalSociety) Petrology, andVolcanology Division;GSA SedimentaryGeology Planetary GeologyDivision;GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, T222. CuriosityonMars—Inspiringthe Young Generation(GSA SESSION NO.258

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 1:35 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM MARINE LIFE AS DRIVERSOFPREDICTABILITY INTHEHISTORY OF Bush, Andrew M.*;Pruss,SaraB.: IN THEEVOLUTIONOFMARINE ANIMALS Jonathan L.:A DRIVENTRENDTOWARD LARGERSIZE Heim, Noel A.*; Knope,MatthewL.;Schaal,Ellen K.;Payne, MESOZOIC DIVERSIFICATION PATTERNS INTHEEARLY Sebastian R.; Twitchett, RichardJ.:FUNCTIONAL Hendy, Austin J.W.*; Opazo,L.Felipe; Abades, PHANEROZOIC THE DIVERSIFICATIONINTERACTIONS ACROSS AND Sebastian R.: LARGE-SCALETRENDSINECOLOGICAL Hendy, Austin J.W.*; Opazo,L.Felipe; Abades, FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES LOCAL VERSUS RELATIVE ABUNDANCE INTHESTUDY OF THEORETICAL ECOSPACE UTILIZATION? BIOMASS Bennington, J.Bret:A MASSIVECHANGEIN Hsieh, Shannon*;Bush, Andrew M.;Daley, Gwen M.; BREAK ITALY SEDIMENTARY SUCCESSIONSOFTHE POPLAIN, ASSOCIATIONS FROMTHEQUATERNARY ECOLOGICAL TURNOVERGRADIENTSINMOLLUSK ECOLOGICAL ORDINATION PATTERNS AND Dexter,Troy A.: Amorosi, Alessandro; Daniele; Wittmer, JacalynM.*;Kowalewski,Michal;Scarponi, DEPOSYSTEM OFPOPLAIN AND HISTORICAL ECOLOGY OFTHEQUATERNARY Dexter,Troy A.: Darrell S.; Amorosi, Alessandro; Wittmer, JacalynM.; Kowalewski, Michal*;Scarponi,Daniele;Kaufman, MARGIN AROUND THENORTH AMERICAN CONTINENTAL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONSOFBENTHICFORAMINIFERA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTSONCOMMUNITY-LEVEL Keating-Bitonti, Caitlin*;Payne,JonathanL.: IN THEGATUN FORMATION (MIOCENE),PANAMA TURRITELLINE-DOMINATEDWITHOUT ASSEMBLAGES OF TURRITELLA ALTILIRA FROMWITHIN AND Austin J.W.: Anderson, BrendanMatthew*; Allmon, Warren D.;Hendy, ISLAND, ANTARCTICASEYMOUR GASTROPODS FROMTHELA MESETA FORMATION AT CLIMATE CHANGE AND CANNIBALISMINNATICID Richard B.:THECOSTOFDRILLINGINCOLD: Nagel-Myers, Judith*;Dietl,Gregory; Aronson, ROVER MISSION AND THE SAMPLE ANALYSISTHE MISSION AND ATROVER TO THEMARS SCIENCELABORATORY CURIOSITY Jones, Andrea J.P.*; Bleacher, LoraV.: OF SCIENCE GENERATION SCIENCESTANDARDS (NGSS)– NATURE TO ENGAGESTUDENTS AND EXEMPLIFY NEXT THE CLASSROOM:USINGMARSEXPLORATION Anthony; CarnallaMartinez,Carolina: Manfredi, Leon;Bowman,Cassie;Boonstra,Don;Zippay, Klug, SheriL.*;Viotti, Michelle;Swann,Jessica; EXPEDITION INGALECRATER WITH THECURIOSITY ROVER:THEMOUNTSHARP Mahaffy,MARS PaulR.*:EXPLORINGANCIENT SCLEROCHRONOLOGICAL COMPARISON STRATIGRAPHIC PALEOBIOLOGY MASS EXTINCTIONS SESSION NO.258 CURIOSITY IN AN INTRODUCTION

265 PM TUESDAY SESSION NO. 258

MARS INSTRUMENT SUITE AND EDUCATION AND 259-8 3:10 PM Schenk, Paul M.*: TOPOGRAPHIC CONSTRAINTS PUBLIC OUTREACH PROGRAM ON VOLCANISM IN THE OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM: IS 258-4 1:50 PM Tavernier, Lyle*: CURIOSITY ON MARS - INSPIRING THE THERE ANY? YOUNG GENERATION 259-9 3:30 PM McGovern, Patrick J.*; Kirchoff, Michelle R.; White, 258-5 2:10 PM Manning, Heidi*: PRACTICAL WAYS SCIENTISTS CAN Oliver Luke; Schenk, Paul M.: IMPLICATIONS OF A ENGAGE IN MARS EDUCATION CRUSTAL RECYCLING STRESS STATE ON IO FOR MAGMA ASCENT PATHWAYS, LARGE MOUNTAINS, 258-6 2:30 PM Stanescu, Mihaela*: IMPROVING YOUNG GENERATION’S AND THICKNESS OF THE LITHOSPHERE THINKING SKILLS BY USING DISCOVERIES MADE BY CURIOSITY ON MARS 259-10 3:45 PM Kirchoff, Michelle R.*: IMPACT CRATER SATURATION OF OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM SATELLITES: RESULTS FROM 2:45 PM BREAK SPATIAL STATISTICS 258-7 3:00 PM Farmer, Jack D.*; Blake, David; Klug, Sheri L.; Boonstra, 259-11 4:00 PM Melosh, Jay*; Bowling, Timothy; Richardson, James E.: Don; Ming, Douglas W.; Lavery, David; Lafuente, Barbara; IMPACTS INTO POROUS ICE: THE DEEP IMPACT Manfredi, Leon; Swann, Jessica; Downs, Robert: CRATERING EXPERIMENT ON COMET TEMPEL 1 USING EARTH/MARS COMPARISONS TO ASSESS HABITABILITY IN THE FIELD: EDUCATOR SYMPOSIUM 259-12 4:15 PM Schmerr, Nicholas C.*; Ashley, James W.; Banks, Maria E.; AND FIELD TRIP FOR K-12 EDUCATORS Daubar, Ingrid; Golombek, M.P.; McEwen, Alfred S.: MODELED SEISMIC EFFECTS OF RECENT METEOROID 258-8 3:15 PM Bonaccorsi, Rosalba*; Baldino, Terry; Jones, Andrea J.P.; IMPACTS ON MARS: PREDICTIONS FOR THE INSIGHT Kyriazis, Stephanie F.; DeVore, Edna; Fuhrmann, Kelly K.; LANDER McKay, Christopher P.; Willson, David; Mahaffy, Paul R.; Bleacher, Lora V.: MARSFEST EVENTS AND ON SITE SESSION NO. 260 OUTREACH ACTIVITIES IN DEATH VALLEY NATL. PARK: A JOURNEY INTO A CRATER T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental Reconstructions and Metallogeny I (Geological Association of 258-9 3:30 PM Brinza, David E.*; Steele, Robert D.; Leon, Mark J.; Lavery, Canada; Large Igneous Provinces Commission) David B.: CURIOSITY CONNECTIONS WITH PRE- COLLEGE ROBOTICS COMPETITIONS 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 258-10 3:45 PM Ward, Sarah*: MISSOURI S&T’S MARS ROVER DESIGN Richard E. Ernst, Wouter Bleeker and Kevin R. Chamberlain, Presiding TEAM IS ENGINEERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS EXPLORERS; HUMANS AND ROVERS ALIKE 260-1 1:10 PM Scoates, James S.*; Wall, Corey J.: DATING LAYERED 258-11 4:00 PM Hodge, Kirsten FitzGerald*; Grau, Anna; Johnson, INTRUSIONS Catherine L.; Mittelholz, Anna; Philpott, Lydia: PLANETARY 260-2 1:30 PM Wall, Corey J.*; Scoates, James S.; Friedman, Richard M.; PICKS: A CLOSER LOOK AT MARS—PUBLIC VanTongeren, Jill; Mathez, Edmond A.: AGES OF THE OUTREACH AT THE PACIFIC MUSEUM OF EARTH, BUSHVELD COMPLEX VANCOUVER 260-3 1:45 PM Finn, Carol A.*; Cole, Janine; Khoza, Tshepo David; Webb, 258-12 4:15 PM Iacob, Radu H.*; Iacob, Cristina E.: MARS EXPLORATION Susan J.; Bedrosian, Paul A.: THE GEOMETRY OF THE SCIENCE PROJECTS FROM CURIOSITY TO MARS 2020 NORTHERN LOBE OF THE BUSHVELD COMPLEX: IMPLICATIONS FOR INTRUSION VOLUMES AND SESSION NO. 259 FEEDER LOCATIONS T226. Geophysics across the Solar System: The G.K. Gilbert 260-4 2:00 PM Blanchard, Jennifer*; Ernst, Richard E.; Samson, Claire; Award Session (GSA Planetary Geology Division) King, Alan: GEOPHYSICAL IDENTIFICATION OF 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 MAFIC-ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIONS IN PLUME CENTER Devon M. Burr and Debra L. Buczkowski, Presiding REGIONS 259-1 1:00 PM Moore, Jeffrey M.*; Howard, Alan D.; Umurhan, Orkan; 260-5 2:15 PM Stewart, R. Craig*; Kontak, Daniel; Sweeny, Mike: White, Oliver Luke; Schenk, Paul M.: LANDFORM CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDROTHERMAL EVOLUTION MODELING OF SEDIMENTARY ALTERATION RELATED TO MAGMATIC NI-CU-PGE PROCESSES ON ICY WORLDS: THE CASES OF MINERALIZATION AT THE NICKEL RIM SOUTH HYPERION AND HELENE DEPOSIT, SUDBURY, ONTARIO 259-2 1:15 PM Howard, Alan D.*; Umurhan, Orkan Mehmet; Moore, 260-6 2:30 PM Doyle, Michael S.*; Miller, James D.: GEOLOGIC AND Jeffrey M.: HELENE, CALYPSO, AND TELESTO: GEOCHEMICAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE BEAVER RIVER SHRINKING SATELLITES WITH DEEP-SEATED MASS DIABASE AND GREENSTONE FLOW: TESTING A WASTING POSSIBLE INTRUSIVE-VOLCANIC CORRELATION IN THE 1.1 GA MIDCONTINENT RIFT 259-3 1:30 PM Mirus, Benjamin B.*: SIMULATED RUNOFF-RESPONSE TO METHANE PRECIPITATION ON TITAN USING A 260-7 2:45 PM Kempton, Pamela*; Zartman, Robert E.; Downes, PHYSICALLY-BASED MODEL Hilary; Paces, J.B.: U-PB ZIRCON AGES IN LOWER CRUSTAL XENOLITHS FROM THE SOUTHERN 259-4 1:45 PM Dombard, Andrew J.*: ICY LITHOSPHERES...OR LACK SUPERIOR PROVINCE: EVIDENCE FOR ONSET OF THEREOF SUPERCONTINENT BREAKUP AT 1.4 GA BENEATH THE 259-5 2:05 PM McKinnon, William B.*; Schenk, Paul M.; Moore, Jeffrey M.; UPPER MICHIGAN PENINSULA? Bland, Michael: G.K. GILBERT AWARDEE: HOW WAS 3:00 PM BREAK GANYMEDE RESURFACED? 260-8 3:15 PM Burgess, Seth D.*; Bowring, Samuel A.: USING U/PB 259-6 2:20 PM Byrne, Paul K.*; Schenk, Paul M.: STRESS AND STRAIN GEOCHRONOLOGY TO DETERMINE THE TIMING AND ON SATURN’S ICY MOONS TEMPO OF THE SIBERIAN TRAPS LARGE IGNEOUS 259-7 2:35 PM Singer, Kelsi N.*; McKinnon, William B.: LITHOSPHERIC PROVINCE MAGMATISM STRESS AND FAILURE OF A DESPUN PLUTO: 260-9 3:35 PM Kingsbury, Cole G.*; Ernst, Richard E.; Cousens, Brian; PREDICTIONS FOR FLATTENING AND TECTONICS Williamson, Marie-Claude: GEOCHEMICAL INSIGHTS ON 2:55 PM BREAK THE EARLY CRETACEOUS HIGH ARCTIC LIP

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260-10 3:50 PM Rohrman, Max*: DELINEATING THE EXMOUTH MANTLE 261-13 4:25 PM McGlue, Michael M.*; Palacios-Fest, Manuel R.; Cusminsky, PLUME (NW AUSTRALIA): IMPLICATIONS FOR THE Gabriela C.: LATE QUATERNARY OSTRACODES AND ORIGIN OF VOLCANIC MARGINS CHAROPHYTES FROM LAGUNA DE LOS POZUELOS 260-11 4:05 PM Xia, Ying*; Zhu, Di-Cheng; Wang, Qing; Zhao, Zhi-Dan; (NW ARGENTINA) Liu, Dong; Wang, Li-Quan; Mo, Xuan-Xue: PICRITIC 261-14 4:40 PM De Deckker, Patrick*: TRACE-ELEMENTAL PORPHYRITES AND ASSOCIATED BASALTS FROM THE DISTRIBUTION IN OSTRACOD VALVES, FROM REMNANT COMEI LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE IN SE SOLUTION ICPMS AND LASER ABLATION ICPMS TIBET: RECORDS OF A MANTLE PLUME ACTIVITY ANALYSES TO MICROPROBE MAPPING 260-12 4:20 PM Klausen, Martin B.*; Mäkitie, Hannu; Ernst, Richard E.: THE ENIGMATIC ORIGIN OF THE GIANT SEMI-CIRCULAR SESSION NO. 262 LAKE VICTORIA DYKE SWARM Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) Awards Lectures, 260-13 4:35 PM Ernst, Richard E.*; Buchan, Kenneth L.; Mäkitie, Hannu; Presidential Address, and Annual Business Meeting Klausen, Martin B.; Samson, Claire; Grosfils, Eric B.: GIANT 3:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 CIRCUMFERENTIAL MAFIC DYKE SWARMS ON EARTH, Steven B. Shirey, Presiding MARS AND VENUS 262-1 3:00 PM Wood, Bernard J.*; Kiseeva, E.S.: MSA ROEBLING MEDAL SESSION NO. 261 LECTURE: A SIMPLE MODEL FOR TRACE ELEMENT PARTITIONING INTO MAGMATIC SULFIDES T247. The Legacy of Richard Forester: Seminal Contributions Towards Understanding Quaternary Climate, Continental Waters 262-2 3:30 PM Teng, Fang-Zhen*: MSA AWARD and Ostracodes (GSA Limnogeology Division; GSA Quaternary LECTURE: HETEROGENEOUS MAGNESIUM Geology and Geomorphology Division) ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF THE MANTLE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 262-3 4:00 PM Vaughan, David J.*: MSA PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Alison J. Smith, B. Brandon Curry, Saxon E. Sharpe and Jordon Bright, Presiding MINERALS AS KEY ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS 261-1 1:00 PM Smith, Alison J.*; Palmer, Donald F.: RICK FORESTER 5:00 PM ANNUAL MSA BUSINESS MEETING AND NORTH AMERICAN AQUIFER OSTRACODE BIOGEOGRAPHY SESSION NO. 263 261-2 1:15 PM Sharpe, Saxon E.*: RICHARD M. FORESTER’S GSA Hydrogeology Division: Birdsall-Dreiss Distinguished SOLUTION TO THE YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA, Lecture FUTURE CLIMATE CONUNDRUM 4:30 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom C 261-3 1:30 PM Park Boush, Lisa*; Michelson, Andrew V.; Myrbo, Amy: TESTING A MODEL FOR LAKE FORMATION AND Ben J. Rostron, Presiding OSTRACODE DISTRIBUTION ON CARBONATE 4:30 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS PLATFORMS—AN EXAMPLE FROM THE BAHAMAS 263-1 4:35 PM Band, Lawrence E.*: BIRDSALL-DREISS DISTINGUISHED 261-4 1:45 PM Bunbury, Joan*: OBSERVED CHANGES IN AQUATIC LECTURE: CRITICAL ZONE PROCESSES AT ECOSYSTEMS OVER THE PAST 20 YEARS IN THE THE WATERSHED SCALE: HYDROCLIMATE AND UPPER MIDWEST GROUNDWATER MEDIATED EVOLUTION OF FOREST 261-5 2:00 PM Green, Robin M.*: OSTRACODE OCCURRENCES AT CANOPY PATTERNS EARLY HOMINID SITE, OLDUVAI GORGE, TANZANIA 261-6 2:15 PM Oviatt, Charles G.*: LAKE BONNEVILLE, OSTRACODES, AND RICK FORESTER WEDNESDAY, 22 OCTOBER 2014 261-7 2:30 PM Bright, Jordon*; Cohen, Andrew S.; Dettman, David L.; AM Dorsey, Rebecca: OSTRACODE-BASED FAUNAL AND STABLE ISOTOPE DATA SUGGEST A MIXED MARGINAL MARINE TO STRATIFIED LACUSTRINE WATERBODY INTERPRETATION FOR THE SOUTHERN BOUSE MORNING FORMATION, AZ ORAL TECHNICAL SESSIONS 261-8 2:45 PM Cronin, T.M.*: MULTI-PROXY PALEOCLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION – THE LEGACY OF R. M. SESSION NO. 264 FORESTER Paleontology: Morphology and Disparity in Modern and Ancient 3:05 PM BREAK Biotas 261-9 3:20 PM Cohen, Andrew S.*: THE GEOLOGICAL, ECOLOGICAL WEDNESDAY 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 221/222 AND PALEOCLIMATOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF “EXOTIC” CONTINENTAL OSTRACODES: Bradley Deline and Andrew B. Leslie, Presiding RICK FORESTER’S LEGACY IN UNDERSTANDING 264-1 8:00 AM Deline, Bradley*; Greenwood, Jenny; Peterson, Kevin J.; OSTRACODE EVOLUTION IN LONG-LIVED LAKES Donoghue, Philip C.J.: THE ROLE OF FOSSILS IN 261-10 3:35 PM Ito, Emi*; Clotts, Rebecca; Forester, R.M.: WHAT DECIPHERING TRENDS IN METAZOAN DISPARITY DIFFERENCE DOES A TINY CHANGE IN HYDROLOGIC 264-2 8:15 AM Schaal, Ellen K.*; Morgan, Daniel J.; Jost, Adam B.; Heim, BALANCE MAKE? Noel A.; Payne, Jonathan L.: MEASURING BODY SIZE 261-11 3:55 PM Curry, Brandon*; Ito, Emi; Forester, R.M.: ASSESSING FROM GENUS-LEVEL COMPENDIA CAPTURES SIZE GROUNDWATER INPUTS, OUTPUTS, AND EVOLUTION TRENDS IN COMPONENT SPECIES: THROUGHFLOW IN LAKES USING DIVERSITY INDICES VALIDATION USING FORAMINIFERA, OSTRACODA, AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF OSTRACODES AND CONODONTA 261-12 4:10 PM Palacios-Fest, Manuel R.*; Dettman, David L.; Eastoe, 264-3 8:30 AM Villarosa Garcia, Marites*: EXPLORING SPATIAL Christopher; Baron, Dirk; Vint, James; Nials, Fred L.: PATTERNS OF MORPHOLOGICAL DISPARITY IN USE OF AN ARIDITY INDEX FROM PREHISTORIC EXTANT COCCOLITHOPHORES IRRIGATION CANALS: A TOOL FOR PALEOCLIMATE 264-4 8:45 AM Harnik, Paul G.*; Serb, Jeanne M.; Adams, RECONSTRUCTIONS IN THE ARID SOUTHWEST Dean C.; Riemann, Rebekah; Smith, Timothy: ARE

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CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS REFLECTED IN THE 265-5 9:00 AM Iverson, Ellen*; Kastens, Kim A.; Baldassari, Carol; MORPHOLOGICAL DISPARITY OF FOSSIL AND RECENT Steer, David: FOSTERING A SYSTEMS APPROACH SCALLOPS FROM THE TROPICAL AMERICAS? TO COLLABORATION ON CURRICULUM AND 264-5 9:00 AM Tibbits, Matthew*: MICROMORPHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT RESEARCH ACROSS INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO AMBIENT TEMPERATURE IN AND DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES SCLERACTINIA 265-6 9:15 AM Clary, Renee M.*; Wandersee, James H.: COLLEGE 9:15 AM BREAK STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF EARTH’S NATURAL RESOURCES: 264-6 9:30 AM Simpson, Carl*: ESTIMATING THE EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS FOR IMPROVED INSTRUCTIONAL POTENTIAL OF COLONY-LEVEL TRAITS IN THE APPROACHES FOR ENRICHED GEOLITERACY BRYOZOAN STYLOPOMA 265-7 9:30 AM Arthurs, Leilani*: TEACHING AND LEARNING ABOUT 264-7 9:45 AM Leslie, Andrew B.*; Beaulieu, Jeremy; Crane, Peter; Knopf, PETROLEUM AND SUSTAINABILITY Patrick; Donoghue, Michael: CORRELATED EVOLUTION OF POLLEN MORPHOLOGY AND POLLINATION 9:45 AM BREAK BIOLOGY IN CONIFERS AND OTHER SEED PLANTS 265-8 10:00 AM Stokes, Alison*; Gibson, Hazel; Stewart, Iain; Pahl, Sabine: 264-8 10:00 AM Hsiung, Shih-Yi*; Mander, Luke; Looy, Cindy V.: A WHAT IS ‘GEOLOGY’? PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF LIVING AND FOSSIL A WORD ASSOCIATION EXERCISE WITH EXPERTS AND QUERCUS (OAK) POLLEN FROM CALIFORNIA USING NON-EXPERTS LIGHT MICROSCOPY AND SCANNING ELECTRON 265-9 10:15 AM Gibson, Kesley J.*; Gibson, Michael; Pritchett, Matthew A.: MICROSCOPY HOW SAFE IS THE TASTE TEST FOR HALITE? 264-9 10:15 AM Raymond, Anne*; Costanza, Suzanne H.; Sims, Hallie J.; 265-10 10:30 AM Ballero, Deniz Z.A.*; Bouker, Polly A.: WARMING UP Correa, Julian: INTEGRATING FOSSILS AND GENES: THE BRAIN: EVOKING STUDENT INTEREST WHILE WHAT CAN PENNYSLVANIAN CORDAITEANS EVALUATING BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE IN WITH BISEXUAL SEED CONES TELL US ABOUT INTRODUCTORY PHYSICAL GEOLOGY COURSES ANGIOSPERM EVOLUTION? 265-11 10:45 AM Chapman, LeeAnna Young*; McConnell, David: 10:30 AM BREAK CHARACTERIZING THE TEACHING BELIEFS OF 264-10 10:45 AM Van Roy, Peter*; Daley, Allison C.; Briggs, Derek E.G.: FUTURE GEOSCIENCE PROFESSORS ANOMALOCARIDID DIVERSITY IN THE EARLY 265-12 11:00 AM Smith, Hayley Joyell*; McConnell, David: WHAT DO ORDOVICIAN FEZOUATA BIOTA OF SOUTHEASTERN STUDENTS FIND RELEVANT IN AN INTRODUCTORY MOROCCO GEOLOGY COURSE? IMPLICATIONS FOR CHANGING 264-11 11:00 AM Pärnaste, Helje*; Herrera, Steven; Knauss, Mathew J.; STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES ABOUT THE RELEVANCE OF Salinas, Christopher; Kisailus, David; Hughes, Nigel C.: GEOSCIENCE IN SOCIETY STRUCTURAL COMPARISON OF EARLY CAMBRIAN 265-13 11:15 AM Conrad, Dominik*: EDUCATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION AND LATER TRILOBITE EXOSKELETON SUGGESTS OF PLATE TECTONICS A SELECTIVE PREMIUM UPON GREATER STRENGTH 265-14 11:30 AM EchoHawk, Barbara*: UNCONFORMITIES: BUILDING THROUGH TIME GEOLOGIC KNOWLEDGE FROM “MISSING” TIME 264-12 11:15 AM Smith, Vann*; Agnew, Jeffrey G.: SPECIES DISCRIMINATION IN CARCHARHINUS SHARK TEETH SESSION NO. 266 USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience 264-13 11:30 AM Rowland, Stephen M.*; Fakhra, Sadaf: STABILITY IN THE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 NUMBER OF CERVICAL VERTEBRAE IS A PROXY FOR HIGH METABOLIC RATE AND EARLY ORGANOGENESIS Timothy Dellapenna, Benjamin P. Horton, Joseph Carlin and Andrew C. Kemp, IN THERAPSIDS AND PTEROSAURS Presiding 264-14 11:45 AM Lacovara, Kenneth J.*; Lamanna, Matthew C.; Ibiricu, 266-1 8:00 AM Kurihara, Kenji*; Yabumoto, Juna: WHAT SIZE OF THE Lucio M.; Ullmann, Paul V.; Voegele, Kristyn K.; Schroeter, BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL TEST WAS STUDIED IN THE Elena R.; Boles, Zachary M.: DREADNOUGHTUS DEEP SEA SEDIMENTS OF THE OCEAN DURING THE TH SCHRANI, AN EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE 20 CENTURY? TITANOSAURIAN SAUROPOD DINOSAUR FROM THE 266-2 8:15 AM Paull, Charles*; Caress, David W.; Gwiazda, Roberto; UPPER CRETACEOUS OF SOUTHERN PATAGONIA, Urrutia-Fucugauchi, Jaime; Rebolledo-Vieyra, Mario; ARGENTINA Lundsten, Eve; Anderson, Krystle; Sumner, Esther: EXTENSIVE K-PG BOUNDARY OUTCROPS CLOSEST SESSION NO. 265 TO THE CHICXULUB IMPACT CRATER IDENTIFIED Geoscience Education: Research and Practice IN NEW BATHYMETRIC MAPS OF THE CAMPECHE ESCARPMENT 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 266-3 8:30 AM Moskalski, Susanne M.*; Deschamps, Anne; Floc’H, France; Daniel F. Kelley, Suzanne M. Smaglik and Leilani Arthurs, Presiding Verney, Romaric: SUSPENDED SEDIMENT FLUXES IN A 265-1 8:00 AM Lawrence, Justin E.*; Patino, Lina: BROADER IMPACTS SHALLOW, LOW-TURBIDITY, MACROTIDAL ESTUARY IN THE EARTH SCIENCES DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL 266-4 8:45 AM Khan, Nicole*; Vane, Christopher H.; Horton, Benjamin P.; SCIENCE FOUNDATION Engelhart, Simon E.; Milker, Yvonne; Pilarczyk, Jessica: 265-2 8:15 AM Bolden, Isaiah W.*: OCEAN ACIDIFICATION IN THE THE USE OF STABLE CARBON ISOTOPE, TOC PUBLIC EYE AND C/N GEOCHEMISTRY OFCOASTAL WETLAND 265-3 8:30 AM Peppoloni, Silvia*; Di Capua, Giuseppe; Bobrowsky, Peter: SEDIMENTS AS INDICATORS OF SEA-LEVEL GEOETHICS: BUILDING AN ETHICAL FRAMEWORK CHANGE, EARTHQUAKES, TSUNAMIS AND TROPICAL OF REFERENCE FOR RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN CYCLONES GEOSCIENCES 266-5 9:00 AM Chmura, Gail L.*; Pendea, I. Florin: RESPONSE OF 265-4 8:45 AM Davis, R. Laurence*; Kure, Deb: TEACHING EARTH NORTHERN TIDAL MARSHES TO SEA LEVEL CHANGE SCIENCE AT SUMMER CAMP: AN INFORMAL SETTING 266-6 9:15 AM van Ardenne, Lee B.*; Lambert-Rivest, Gabriel; Deane, THAT IS ALMOST IDEAL John S.; Chmura, Gail L.: DETERMINING CARBON STOCKS IN NORTHERN SALT MARSHES

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266-7 9:30 AM Hughes, Zoe J.*; Wilson, Carol A.; FitzGerald, PROMOTE STORAGE OF DEICING CHEMICALS IN Duncan M.; Kolker, Alexander S.: EVOLUTION OF URBAN FLOODPLAINS BOSTON HARBOR’S EMBAYED SALTMARSHES: 267-8 10:00 AM Slaughter, Stephen L.*: RESPONDING TO GEOLOGIC A REFINED HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL CURVE FOR EMERGENCIES UNDER THE INCIDENT COMMAND MASSACHUSETTS SYSTEM: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE OSO 266-8 9:45 AM Nikitina, Daria*; Kemp, Andrew C.; Horton, B.P.; Vane, LANDSLIDE, WASHINGTON Christopher H.; Engelhart, Simon E.; Khan, Nicole: THE 267-9 10:15 AM Besancon, James*; Hon, Rudolph: POINT VERSUS RESILIENCE AND RECOVERY OF SALT MARSHES TO LINE SOURCE FOR ROAD SALT CONTAMINATION OF LANDFALLING STORMS, NEW JERSEY, USA SURFACE WATERS 10:00 AM BREAK 267-10 10:30 AM Wendeler, Corinna*; Wendeler, Corinna; Buechi, Andi: 266-9 10:15 AM Borrelli, Mark*; Smith, Theresa L.; Giese, Graham: IMPACT MULTIPLE LOAD CASE ON FLEXIBLE SHALLOW OF A SMALL ANTHROPOGENIC ALTERATION ON A LANDSLIDE BARRIERS – MUDSLIDE AND ROCKFALL HIGHLY ENERGETIC ESTUARY WITH MULTIPLE TIDAL 267-11 10:45 AM Cakir, Recep*; Walsh, Timothy J.; Newman, Patricia; INLETS Schilter, Joseph; Slaughter, Stephen L.; Norman, 266-10 10:30 AM Dellapenna, Timothy M.*: NATURAL RESPONSES TO Dave: MULTI-HAZARD RISK MAPS FOR COASTAL A RANGE OF ANTHROPOGENIC ALTERATIONS TO COMMUNITIES OF WASHINGTON STATE, PACIFIC ESTUARIES: A CASE STUDY OF THE MATAGORDA BAY NORTHWEST OF THE UNITED STATES SYSTEM, NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO 267-12 11:00 AM Watts, Chester F.*; Stephenson, George C.: UNDERWATER 266-11 10:45 AM Carlin, Joseph*; Dellapenna, Timothy M.: REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLE INVESTIGATIONS OF MORPHOLOGICAL AND STRATIGRAPHIC RESPONSES A LEAKY LANDSLIDE DAM, MOUNTAIN LAKE, GILES OF A TIDAL INLET TO ANTHROPOGENIC ALTERATIONS COUNTY, VIRGINIA WITHIN THE ESTUARY 266-12 11:00 AM Almukaimi, Mohammad*; Dellapenna, Timothy M.: SESSION NO. 268 ENHANCED LAND SUBSIDENCE AND SEDIMENT Recent Advances in Igneous Processes DYNAMICS IN GALVESTON BAY- IMPLICATIONS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 219 FOR GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES AND FATE AND TRANSPORT OF CONTAMINANTS Sheila Seaman and Diane R. Smith, Presiding 266-13 11:15 AM Grossman, Eric*; Curran, Chris A.; Finlayson, David; 268-1 8:00 AM Maletic, Erica Lynn*; Tedesco, Dario; Poreda, Robert; Stevens, Andrew W.: SEDIMENT BUDGET AND ROUTING Darrah, Thomas H.: CONNECTING VOLCANICS TO MODELS REVEAL HISTORICAL CHANGE AND VOLATILES: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE GEOCHEMISTRY VULNERABILITY OF PUGET SOUND RIVER-DELTAS OF THE VIRUNGA VOLCANIC PROVINCE IN EAST AFRICA 266-14 11:30 AM Williams, Joshua*; Dellapenna, Timothy M.; Lee, Guan-hong; Louchouarn, Patrick: SEDIMENTARY 268-2 8:15 AM Van Lankvelt, Amanda*; Seaman, Sheila J.; Williams, IMPACTS OF ANTHROPOGENIC ALTERATIONS ON Michael L.: TO MELT OR NOT TO MELT: THE ROLE OF THE YEONGSAN ESTUARY, SOUTH KOREA VOLATILES IN DETERMINING STABLE ASSEMBLAGES IN DEEP CRUSTAL BASALTS 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 268-3 8:30 AM Seaman, S.J.*; Chatterjee, Nilanjan; Sheth, Hetu C.: SESSION NO. 267 OSCILLATING WATER CONCENTRATIONS IN CLINOPYROXENE PHENOCRYSTS IN AN ANKARAMITE Environmental and Engineering Geology LAVA FROM THE DECCAN TRAPS: IMPLICATIONS FOR 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 217/218 CRYSTAL GROWTH AND RESIDENCE TIME William J. Burns, Mathew Crawford and Chester F. Watts, Presiding 268-4 8:45 AM Reyes-Luna, Paola C.*; Baker, Don R.: THE AM 267-1 8:00 AM Hasan, Syed E.*; Johnston, Rhonda Kaye: RECYCLING PARTITIONING OF SULFUR BETWEEN AQUEOUS AT A HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION: CASE STUDY FLUIDS AND BASALTIC MELTS OF A SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF 268-5 9:00 AM Hulett, S.R.W.*; Simonetti, Antonio: Δ11B COMPOSITIONS MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY OF CARBONATITES FROM WORLDWIDE SOURCES: 267-2 8:15 AM Fergason, Kenneth C.*; Panda, Bibhuti B.; Smilovsky, POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR MANTLE SOURCES Danielle: UTILIZING INSAR FOR GEOTECHNICAL ASSET 268-6 9:15 AM Shellnutt, J. Gregory*; Bhat, Ghulam M.; Wang, Kuo-Lung; MANAGEMENT OF LANDSLIDES IN COLORADO Yeh, Meng-Wan; Brookfield, Michael; Jahn, Bor-ming: 267-3 8:30 AM Stainton, Michael*; Dietz, Cynthia; McCullough, Greg: USE MULTIPLE MANTLE SOURCES OF THE PANJAL TRAPS OF LIDAR, RADARSAT AND WORLDVIEW-2 DATA TO RELATED TO THE CONTINENTAL RIFT-OCEAN BASIN TRANSITION ASSESS SURFACE WATER RETENTION AND SOIL WEDNESDAY MOISTURE IN POORLY DRAINED PRAIRIE FIELDS 9:30 AM BREAK 267-4 8:45 AM Parizek, Richard R.*; Ruskin, Paul D.; Parizek, Katarin A.: 268-7 9:45 AM Roverato, Matteo*; Juliani, Caetano: PENN STATE UNIVERSITY: A LIVING AND LEARNING PALEOPROTEROZOIC VOLCANISM IN THE SOUTHERN SUSTAINABILITY LABORATORY AMAZON CRATON (BRAZIL): INSIGHT INTO ITS ORIGIN 267-5 9:00 AM Mickelson, D.M.*; Stone, Jeff: REVISITING 1970S AND AND DEPOSITS TEXTURES 1990S BLUFF PROFILES ALONG THE LAKE MICHIGAN 268-8 10:00 AM Pande, Kanchan*; Ray, Jyotiranjan S.; Bhutani, Rajneesh: SHORELINE IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN USING DATING OF THE DEEP CRUST BENEATH AN ISLAND USACE LIDAR DATA ARC: 40AR/39AR GEOCHRONOLOGY OF THE BARREN 267-6 9:15 AM Schreuder, Maarten*; Schaaf, Mark: QUANTIFYING ISLAND VOLCANO, ANDAMAN SEA POTENTIAL FUGITIVE DUST EMISSIONS FROM 268-9 10:15 AM Bhutani, Rajneesh*; Pande, Kanchan; Ray, Jyotiranjan S.; OPEN AREA SOURCES IN THE SOUTHWESTERN Smitha, R.S.; Awasthi, Neeraj; Kumar, Alok: 40AR-39AR UNITED STATES USING THE PORTABLE IN-SITU WIND GEOCHRONOLOGY OF NARCONDAM ISLAND EROSION LAB (PI-SWERL) VOLCANO, ANDAMAN-INDONESIAN ISLAND ARC, 9:30 AM BREAK ANDAMAN SEA: VOLUMINOUS ANDESITIC ERUPTION AT 0.56 MA AND PRESERVATION OF >1.8MA OLD 267-7 9:45 AM Ledford, Sarah H.*; Lautz, Laura K.: STREAM- PLAGIOCLASE XENOCRYSTS GROUNDWATER INTERACTION MECHANISMS THAT

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268-10 10:30 AM Waythomas, Christopher F.*: SNOW–ICE INTERACTIONS 270-3 8:30 AM Windley, Brian*; Xiao, Wenjiao: ACCRETION TECTONICS DURING ERUPTIONS OF ALEUTIAN ARC VOLCANOES OF THE CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR LAHAR GENERATION 270-4 8:45 AM Ishiwatari, Akira*: OPHIOLITES AND ACCRETION 268-11 10:45 AM Conway, Chris E.*; Townsend, Dougal B.; Leonard, HISTORY OF JAPAN (AND ORIGIN OF THE ALPINE Graham S.; Calvert, Andrew T.; Wilson, Colin J.N.; TYPE LHERZOLITES IN THE PACIFIC RIM) Gamble, John A.: LAVA-ICE INTERACTION ON A LARGE 270-5 9:00 AM Seton, Maria*; Mortimer, Nick; Williams, Simon E.; COMPOSITE VOLCANO: A CASE STUDY FROM Quilty, Patrick; Meffre, Sebastein; Gans, Phillip B.; RUAPEHU, NEW ZEALAND Micklethwaite, Steven; Moore, Jarrod; Zahirovic, Sabin: 268-12 11:00 AM McGarvie, Dave*; Pavez, Andres; Cortes, Caco; Faggetter, RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MELANESIAN BACK-ARC Luke; Burgess, Ray; McGarvie, Dan: GLACIOVOLCANISM BASINS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ONTONG JAVA PLATEAU AT VOLCAN QUETRUPILLAN, CHILE ACCRETION 270-6 9:15 AM Gregory, Robert T.*; Gray, David R.: GEOLOGIC SESSION NO. 269 CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN AND OBDUCTION OF P5. The Cordilleran Ice Sheet: A Glacial Legacy in the Pacific THE OMAN OPHIOLITE: 40 YEARS AFTER GLENNIE Northwest (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology ET AL Division; American Quaternary Association; Canadian Quaternary 270-7 9:30 AM Moore, Gregory F.*; Aung, Lin Thu; Naing, Win; Than, Association; Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) Win Min: FIELD INVESTIGATION OF INFERRED UPPER 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Ballroom A OCEANIC CRUSTAL FRAGMENTS EXPOSED IN THE SOUTHERN INDOBURMAN RANGES, WEST COAST OF Andrew J. Stumpf, John Clague and Kathy Goetz Troost, Presiding MYANMAR, NE INDIAN OCEAN 8:00 AM ANNOUNCEMENTS AND OPENING REMARKS 270-8 9:45 AM Dilek, Yildirim*; Furnes, Harald: SUBDUCTION INITIATION 269-1 8:05 AM Ward, Brent C.*: THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET RECORD IN FOREARC OPHIOLITES 269-2 8:35 AM Froese, Duane*; Sanborn, Paul; Turner, Derek G.; 10:00 AM BREAK Hidy, Alan J.; Porter, Trevor J.; Ward, Brent C.: THE 270-9 10:15 AM Shervais, John W.*: CORDILLERAN SUPRA- EARLY TO MIDDLE PLEISTOCENE TRANSITION SUBDUCTION ZONE (SSZ) OPHIOLITES: THE FORE- IN NORTHWESTERN CANADA AND POTENTIAL ARC CONNECTION RESPONSE OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET 270-10 10:30 AM Wakabayashi, John*: VARIETY OF OPHIOLITIC ROCKS 269-3 8:55 AM Seguinot, Julien*; Rogozhina, Irina; Stroeven, Arjen P.; AND THEIR EMPLACEMENT SETTINGS IN THE Margold, Martin; Kleman, Johan: SIMULATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA CORDILLERA CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET THROUGH THE LAST GLACIAL CYCLE 270-11 10:45 AM Brandon, Mark T.*; Hourigan, Jeremy; Garver, John I.: NEW EVIDENCE FOR BACKARC BASIN INTERPRETATION 269-4 9:15 AM Barrie, J. Vaughn*: GLACIATION OF THE CONTINENTAL FOR EOCENE COAST-RANGE TERRANE SHELF OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 270-12 11:00 AM Saleeby, Jason B.*: SOUTHERN CORDILLERA 9:35 AM DISCUSSION OPHIOLITE ASSOCIATIONS, NORTHERN CORDILLERA 269-5 9:45 AM Haugerud, Ralph A.*: MAXIMUM EXTENT AND RETREAT SUPERTERRANE ACCRETION, AND DEEP MANTLE OF THE PUGET LOBE OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SEISMIC WAVE SPEED ANOMALIES-AN INTEGRATED SHEET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON SYNTHESIS 269-6 10:05 AM Brennand, Tracy A.*; Perkins, Andrew J.; Cripps, 270-13 11:15 AM Hirano, Naoto*; Nakanishi, Masao; Machida, Shiki; Jonathan E.: DEGLACIAL STYLE AND PATTERN OF Yamamoto, Junji; Ishii, Teruaki: PETIT-SPOT AND THE LAST CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET NEAR ITS GEOLOGY IN NW PACIFIC GEOGRAPHIC CENTRE 270-14 11:30 AM Ueda, Hayato*; Orihashi, Yuji: GEOLOGY OF HORAISAN 269-7 10:25 AM Margold, Martin*; Stroeven, Arjen P.; Clague, John J.; SERPENTINITE MELANGE IN HOKKAIDO, JAPAN AND Jansson, Krister N.; Kleman, Johan; Heyman, Jakob: ICE INITIAL STRUCTURE OF DEEP SUBDUCTION CHANNEL RETREAT PATTERNS AND CHRONOLOGY OF THE 270-15 11:45 AM Wright, Nicky M.*; Müller, R. Dietmar; Seton, Maria; LAST CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET Williams, Simon E.: REVISION OF PALEOGENE PLATE 10:45 AM DISCUSSION MOTIONS IN THE PACIFIC AND IMPLICATIONS FOR 269-8 10:55 AM Levson, Vic*; Plouffe, Alain; Ferbey, Travis; Bond, THE HAWAII-EMPEROR BEND Jeffrey D.: REFINED ICE-FLOW DIRECTIONS OF THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SESSION NO. 271 MINERAL EXPLORATION T4. Circum-Arctic Lithosphere-Basin Evolution I (GSA Structural 269-9 11:15 AM Elias, Scott A.*: BIOTIC RESPONSE TO THE DEMISE OF Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA THE CORDILLERAN ICE SHEET Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 11:35 AM DISCUSSION, RECAP, AND CLOSING REMARKS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 121 Larry S. Lane, Keith Dewing, Victoria Pease, Gordon Oakey, John Shimeld and SESSION NO. 270 Randell A. Stephenson, Presiding T3. Ridge to Trench Evolution of Oceanic Lithosphere and Its 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Accretion Tectonics in the Pacific Rim (Past and Present) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division; 271-1 8:15 AM Schaeffer, Andrew J.*; Lebedev, Sergei: SEISMIC GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics TOMOGRAPHY OF THE ARCTIC LITHOSPHERE AND Division) ASTHENOSPHERE 271-2 8:30 AM Klitzke, Peter*; Faleide, Jan Inge; Sippel, Judith; 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 Scheck-Wenderoth, Magdalena: LITHOSPHERE-SCALE Yildirim Dilek, Yujiro Ogawa and John Wakabayashi, Presiding 3D-DENSITY AND THERMAL MODELS FOR THE 270-1 8:00 AM Furnes, Harald*; Dilek, Yildirim; de Wit, Maarten J.: FOUR BARENTS SEA AND KARA SEA REGION BILLION YEARS OF OCEAN CRUST FORMATION 271-3 8:45 AM Lebedeva-Ivanova, Nina*; Minakov, Alexander; Gaina, 270-2 8:15 AM Moores, Eldridge M.*: OPHIOLITES AND OCEAN Carmen; Kashubin, Sergey: A CRUSTAL THICKNESS CRUST: A FEW COMPOSITIONAL AND STRUCTURAL MODEL OF THE ARCTIC REGION COMPLEXITIES

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271-4 9:00 AM Oakey, Gordon Neil*; Chian, Deping; Shimeld, John; 272-5 9:05 AM Gath, Eldon M.*; Gonzalez, Tania; Madugo, Christopher; Jackson, H. Ruth; Hutchinson, Deborah; Saltus, Richard W.; Montero, Walter: PALEOSEISMOLOGY OF THE NORTH Li, Qingmou; Mosher, David; Miller, Elizabeth; Evangelatos, PANAMA DEFORMED BELT FROM UPLIFTED CORAL John: NEW INSIGHTS ON ARCTIC CRUSTAL PLATFORMS AT MOÍN AND LIMÓN, COSTA RICA STRUCTURE AND TECTONIC FRAMEWORK FROM 272-6 9:20 AM Scharer, Kate*; Weldon, Ray; Streig, Ashley: COMPARISON CANADIAN - U.S. JOINT ICEBREAKER OPERATIONS IN OF TRENCH-BASED AND LIDAR-BASED RUPTURE THE AMERASIA BASIN MODELS FOR PAST EARTHQUAKES ALONG THE 1857 271-5 9:15 AM Faleide, Jan Inge*: BARENTS SEA CRUSTAL RUPTURE OF THE SOUTHERN SAN ANDREAS FAULT ARCHITECTURE AND BASIN EVOLUTION 272-7 9:40 AM Koehler, Rich D.*; Reger, Richard D.; Carver, Gary A.; 271-6 9:30 AM Flowerdew, Michael*; Fleming, E.F.; Morton, Andrew C.; Spangler, Eleanor; Gould, Alex: CASTLE MOUNTAIN Daly, J.S.; Scott, R.A.: INSIGHTS ON THE AGE FAULT SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA: OBSERVATIONS ON AND EVOLUTION OF PRECAMBRIAN BASEMENT SLIP PARTITIONING FROM LIDAR AND PALEOSEISMIC COMPRISING THE LOPPA HIGH, BARENTS SEA, FROM TRENCHING DETRITAL ZIRCONS AND FELDSPARS 9:55 AM BREAK 271-7 9:45 AM Kleinspehn, Karen L.*: LATE EOCENE-OLIGOCENE 272-8 10:10 AM Quigley, Mark*; Mackey, Ben; Bradley, Brendon A.; Hughes, PIGGYBACK TO TRANSTENSIONAL FORLANDSUNDET Matthew; Bastin, Sarah: THE LANDSCAPE RECORD OF BASIN, SVALBARD: LINKAGE TO INITIATION OF THE BLIND FAULT EARTHQUAKES MOLLOY MID-OCEAN RIDGE SEGMENT, NORWEGIAN- GREENLAND SEA 272-9 10:25 AM Reid, Catherine M.*; Cochran, Ursula A.; Clark, Kate; Litchfield, Nicola J.; Marsden, Islay; Ries, William: 10:00 AM BREAK SALT-MARSH PLANTS GROUND-TRUTH SATELLITE 271-8 10:15 AM Anfinson, Owen A.*; Embry, Ashton F.; Stockli, Daniel F.: GROUND DEFORMATION DATA FOLLOWING THE 2011 GEOCHRONOLOGIC AND PETROCHRONOLOGIC CHRISTCHURCH EARTHQUAKE CONSTRAINTS ON THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC 272-10 10:40 AM Bastin, Sarah*; Quigley, Mark; Bassett, Kari N.: PALEO- NORTHERN SOURCE REGION OF THE SVERDRUP LIQUEFACTION IN CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND BASIN, CANADIAN ARCTIC ISLANDS 272-11 10:55 AM Kirby, Eric*; McDonald, Eric; Walker, J. Douglas; Gosse, 271-9 10:30 AM Nobre Silva, Inês G.*; Pease, Victoria; Morris, George: John: GEOMORPHIC EVIDENCE FOR CO-SEISMIC GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN OF SLIP ON AN ACTIVE LOW-ANGLE NORMAL FAULT: CRETACEOUS BASALTS FROM THE HIGH ARCTIC PANAMINT VALLEY, CALIFORNIA LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE, AXEL HEIBERG ISLAND, CANADA 272-12 11:15 AM Berti, Claudio*; Anastasio, David J.; Pazzaglia, Frank J.; Brocard, Gilles Y.; Moodie, Andrew; Pares, Josep M.; Soto, 271-10 10:45 AM Desjardins, Michel N.*; Davis, Bill J.; Schroder-Adams, Juan I.: DRAINAGE NETWORK REORGANIZATION Claudia: CHEMICAL FINGERPRINTING OF AND DIVIDE MIGRATION IN RESPONSE TO ACTIVE CRETACEOUS BENTONITES IN CANADIAN ARCTIC TECTONICS IN THE BETIC RANGE, SPAIN BASINS: INVESTIGATION INTO THEIR POTENTIAL MAGMA SOURCES 272-13 11:30 AM Morell, Kristin*; Sandiford, Mike; Rajendran, C.P.; Fink, David; Kohn, Barry: IDENTIFYING POTENTIALLY 271-11 11:00 AM Schiffer, Christian*; Stephenson, Randell A.; Oakey, Gordon: SEISMOGENIC STRUCTURES IN THE UTTARAKHAND THE CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF ELLESMERE ISLAND HIMALAYA, NW INDIA: INSIGHTS FROM TOPOGRAPHY, FROM RECEIVER FUNCTION MODELLING BASIN-WIDE EROSION RATES, AND LOW- 271-12 11:15 AM Stephenson, Randell A.*; Piepjohn, Karsten; Schiffer, TEMPERATURE THERMOCHRONOLOGY Christian; Oakey, Gordon: COMBINED CRUSTAL- 272-14 11:45 AM Malenda, Helen Fitzgerald*; Pazzaglia, Frank J.; Berti, GEOLOGICAL CROSS-SECTION OF ELLESMERE Claudio; Nelson, Michelle Summa; Rittenour, Tammy; ISLAND Harrison, Richard W.: INVESTIGATING THE PRESCENCE AM 11:30 AM DISCUSSION OF HISTORICAL SEISMICITY’S EFFECT ON LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION IN THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA SESSION NO. 272 SEISMIC ZONE, USA, USING FLUVIAL STRATIGRAPHY T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation (GSA AND GEODESY Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; SESSION NO. 273 GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; T35. Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Latest European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and Pleistocene and Holocene Alpine Glacier Fluctuations (GSA Structural Geology) Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Canadian

8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 Geomorphology Research Group) WEDNESDAY Colin B. Amos and Andrew Meigs, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 272-1 8:00 AM Nissen, Edwin*: 3-D EARTHQUAKE DEFORMATION P. Thompson Davis, Douglas H. Clark and Johannes Koch, Presiding FROM 4-D LIDAR TOPOGRAPHY: EXAMPLES FROM 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS MEXICO AND JAPAN 273-1 8:05 AM Geiger, Alessa*; Fabel, Derek; Glasser, Neil: EMPIRICAL 272-2 8:20 AM Milliner, Christopher W.D.*; Dolan, James; Hollingsworth, ICE THICKNESS CONSTRAINTS FROM THE CERRO James; Leprince, Sebastien; Ayoub, Francois: FITZ ROY MASSIF, SOUTHERN PATAGONIA, FACTORS CONTROLLING NEAR-FIELD COSEISMIC ARGENTINA DEFORMATION PATTERNS: QUANTIFYING 273-2 8:20 AM Licciardi, Joseph M.*; Rodbell, Donald T.; Stansell, DISTRIBUTED DEFORMATION OF THE 1992 LANDERS Nathan D.; Schaefer, Joerg M.; Schweinsberg, Avriel D.; AND 1999 HECTOR MINE EARTHQUAKES Huss, Elizabeth G.; Finkel, Robert C.; Zimmerman, 272-3 8:35 AM Haddon, Elizabeth K.*; Amos, Colin B.; Zielke, Olaf; Jayko, Susan H.: MORAINE CHRONOLOGIES COMBINED Angela S.; Bürgmann, Roland: SURFACE SLIP DURING WITH LAKE RECORDS OF GLACIER ACTIVITY FROM LARGE OWENS VALLEY EARTHQUAKES THE PRE-LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM TO THE LATE 272-4 8:50 AM Duffy, Brendan Gilbert*: TILTING OF MARINE TERRACES HOLOCENE IN CENTRAL PERU ABOVE A LISTRIC THRUST FAULT

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273-3 8:40 AM Huss, Elizabeth G.*; Licciardi, Joseph M.; Anslow, Faron: 274-4 8:55 AM Neilson, Thomas B.*; Bierman, Paul R.; Schmidt, IMPICATIONS FOR HOLOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE Amanda H.; Sosa-Gonzalez, Veronica; Rood, Dylan H.: FROM NUMERICAL MODELING OF PRESENT- IMPACTS OF CONTEMPORARY SEDIMENT YIELD ON DAY GLACIER SENSITIVITY IN THE CORDILLERA THE USE OF IN SITU 10BE IN RIVER SEDIMENT AS A VILCABAMBA, PERU TOOL FOR ESTIMATING BACKGROUND EROSION 273-4 8:55 AM Vargo, Lauren*; Galewsky, Joseph: EQUILIBRIUM-LINE RATES ALTITUDE RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SUBTROPICAL 274-5 9:10 AM Lobb, David*: UNRAVELLING SOIL EROSION PROCESS ANDES DURING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM WITHIN AGRICULTURAL FIELDS, THE UPLAND 273-5 9:10 AM Potter, Rebecca S.*; Li, Yingkui; Horn, Sally P.; Orvis, SOURCES OF SEDIMENTS FROM AGRICULTURAL Kenneth H.: COSMOGENIC NUCLIDE CONSTRAINTS WATERSHEDS ON LATE QUATERNARY GLACIAL ADVANCES IN THE 274-6 9:25 AM Owens, Philip N.*; Rutherford, P. Michael: STORAGE CORDILLERA DE TALAMANCA, COSTA RICA OF SEDIMENTS AND ASSOCIATED METALS AND 273-6 9:25 AM Laabs, Benjamin J.*; Licciardi, Joseph M.; Leonard, Eric M.; PHOSPHORUS IN BED SEDIMENTS OF AN URBAN Munroe, Jeffrey S.: COSMOGENIC 10BE EXPOSURE RIVER AGES OF TERMINAL MORAINES IN THE WESTERN 9:40 AM BREAK U.S.: RECONSIDERING PRODUCTION RATES AND 274-7 9:55 AM Belmont, Patrick*; Kumarasamy, Karthik: DISTINGUISHING CLIMATE CHANGES ACCOMPANYING THE LAST SEDIMENT DERIVED FROM SOIL EROSION VERSUS DEGLACIATION CHANNEL EROSION IN SEDIMENT BUDGETS AND 273-7 9:40 AM Smith, Dan J.*; Mood, Bryan J.: HOLOCENE GLACIER WATERSHED HYDRO-EROSION MODELS ACTIVITY IN THE BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST 274-8 10:15 AM Petticrew, Ellen L.*; Reiffarth, Dominic; Owens, Philip N.; MOUNTAINS, CANADA Lobb, David A.: SOIL AND SEDIMENT TRACING USING 10:00 AM BREAK COMPOUND-SPECIFIC STABLE ISOTOPE (CSSIS): THE 273-8 10:15 AM St-Hilaire, Vikki Maria*; Smith, Dan J.: HOLOCENE IMPORTANCE OF UNDERSTANDING SOURCES OF GLACIER HISTORY OF THE NORTHERN COAST PHYSIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL MOUNTAINS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA VARIABILITY 273-9 10:30 AM Mood, Bryan J.*; Smith, Dan J.: FRANKLY SPEAKING: 274-9 10:30 AM Reiffarth, Dominic*; Petticrew, Ellen L.; Owens, Philip N.; A COMPREHENSIVE RECORD OF HOLOCENE Lobb, David A.: APPLICATION OF COMPOUND-SPECIFIC BEHAVIOUR AT FRANKLIN GLACIER, BRITISH STABLE ISOTOPES (CSSIS) TO SOIL AND SEDIMENT COLUMBIA, CANADA TRACING: AN EXAMINATION OF THE HORSEFLY RIVER WATERSHED (HRW) AND THE SOUTH TOBACCO 273-10 10:45 AM Koch, Johannes*: HOLOCENE GLACIER FLUCTUATIONS CREEK WATERSHED (STCW) OF THE PEMBERTON ICEFIELD, SOUTHERN COAST MOUNTAINS, BRITISH COLUMBIA 274-10 10:45 AM Koiter, Alexander J.*; Owens, Philip N.; Petticrew, Ellen L.: ASSESSING THE PARTICLE SIZE AND ORGANIC 273-11 11:00 AM Menounos, Brian*; Vogt, Robert; Aengenheyster, Matthias; MATTER SELECTIVITY OF SOIL EROSION USING A Koch, Johannes; Smith, Dan J.; Barclay, David; Wiles, RAINFALL SIMULATOR AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR Gregory; Clague, John; Osborn, Gerald D.; Anslow, Faron: SEDIMENT SOURCE FINGERPRINTING A SYNTHESIS RECORD OF HOLOCENE GLACIER FLUCTUATIONS IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA AND 274-11 11:00 AM Gaspar, Leticia*; Blake, William H.; Smith, Hugh G.; ITS RELATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE Owens, Philip N.; Navas, Ana; Palazón, Leticia: SEDIMENT FINGERPRINTING EXPERIMENTS TO TEST THE 273-12 11:20 AM Barth, Aaron M.*; Clark, Jorie; Clark, Peter U.; Caffee, SENSITIVITY OF MULTIVARIATE MIXING MODELS TO Marc W.: MILLENNIAL-SCALE FLUCTUATION IN VARIABILITY IN THE PARTICLE SIZE OF SOURCE IRELAND’S CIRQUE GLACIERS DURING THE LAST MATERIALS DEGLACIATION 274-12 11:15 AM Gellis, Allen C.*; Baker, Anna; Gorman-Sanisaca, Lillian; 273-13 11:35 AM Osborn, Gerald D.*; McCarthy, Daniel: LICHENOMETRIC McDowell, Mallori: SEDIMENT FINGERPRINTING FOR DATING: MORE OF AN ART THAN A SCIENCE IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCES OF FINE-GRAINED 11:50 AM DISCUSSION CHANNEL DEPOSITS IN SMITH CREEK VA, 2012-2014 11:55 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS 11:30 AM DISCUSSION

SESSION NO. 274 SESSION NO. 275 T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and T58. Global Geoscience Education Research: Fostering Approaches Used in Sediment Budgets (GSA Quaternary Collaboration across Geographic and Cultural Borders (GSA Geology and Geomorphology Division) Geoscience Education Division; GSA Geology and Society 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 Division) Allen C. Gellis and Philip N. Owens, Presiding 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 214 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Jacqueline Dohaney and Alison Jolley, Presiding 274-1 8:05 AM Slaymaker, Olav*: COMPREHENSIVE RIVER BASIN 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS SEDIMENT BUDGETING: SIX DECADES’ EXPERIENCE 275-1 8:05 AM Chan, Marjorie A.*; Baker, Victor R.; Hill, Wesley M.: 274-2 8:25 AM O’Connor, Jim*; Mangano, Joseph F.; Anderson, Scott W.; PROMOTING GLOBAL INTERACTION: GSA’S Wallick, J. Rose; Jones, Krista L.; Keith, Mackenzie K.: DISTINGUISHED INTERNATIONAL LECTURE PROGRAM WASTING AWAY IN WESTERN OREGON: GEOLOGIC AND THE FUTURE AND PHYSIOGRAPHIC CONTROLS ON BED-MATERIAL 275-2 8:20 AM Malmberg, Julie*; Murphy, Anthony P.; Andersen, Travis; YIELD, TRANSPORT, AND CHANNEL MORPHOLOGY Randolph, Gary; Wegner, Kristin: COLLABORATION FOR ALLUVIAL AND BEDROCK RIVERS AND COMMUNITY ACROSS BORDERS: 20 YEARS OF 274-3 8:40 AM Desloges, Joseph R.*; Phillips, Roger T.J.; Clubine, EXPERIENCE WITH THE GLOBE PROGRAM Nyssa A.; Lau, Pei-Yi: ALLLUVIAL SEDIMENT SINKS 275-3 8:35 AM Shroder, John F.*; Becker, David; Engelmann, George F.; AND SOURCES TO THE LOWER GREAT LAKES: THE Maher, Harmon; Shuster, Robert D.; Frimpong, Samuel: GEOMORPHIC ROLE OF RIVERS IN PENINSULAR FOSTERING GEOEDUCATION IN AFGHANISTAN: SOUTHERN ONTARIO

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FOCUS ON FACULTY AT KABUL POLYTECHNIC 276-6 9:15 AM Schiesser, Roy A.*: UNNATURAL DISASTER? UNIVERSITY INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT 275-4 8:50 AM Almberg, Leslie D.*: AUGEN: SEEING THE FUTURE OF 276-7 9:30 AM Smaglik, Suzanne M.*: USING SCAFFOLDED CASE AUSTRALASIAN GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION STUDIES FOR A LONG-TERM PROJECT: GENOMICS 275-5 9:05 AM Webb, A. Alexander G.*; Wang, Qin: FIELD MAPPING OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN THERMOPOLIS HOT TRAINING WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS SPRINGS 275-6 9:20 AM Kelley, Daniel F.*; Uzunlar, Nuri; Lisenbee, Alvis L.: 9:45 AM BREAK CULTURAL INFLUENCE ON LEARNING OUTCOMES AT 276-8 10:00 AM Buzas-Stephens, Pamela*: ENGAGING INTERNATIONAL FIELD CAMPS UNDERGRADUATES FROM LARGE CLASSES IN 275-7 9:35 AM Jacobs, Rhonda*: STUDENTS IN COMMUNITY GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH: A CASE STUDY USING PARTNERSHIPS: THE KEY TO SUSTAINABLE FORAMINIFERA BENEFITS IN GEOSCIENTISTS WITHOUT BORDERS 276-9 10:15 AM Branlund, Joy M.*: TEACHING GEOETHICS WITH PROJECTS EXISTING SCIENCE CASE STUDIES 9:50 AM DISCUSSION 276-10 10:30 AM Fortner, Sarah K.*; Scherer, Hannah H.; Murphy, Martha: 10:05 AM BREAK SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AS A CONTEXT FOR DEVELOPING EARTH SYSTEMS THINKING IN 275-8 10:20 AM von Dassow, Wesley*; Henderek, Robyn L.; Barboza, UNDERGRADUATE GEOSCIENCE COURSES Michelle M.; Montes, Camilo: AN UNDERGRADUATE FIELD COURSE IN THE AZUERO PENINSULA, PANAMA: 276-11 10:45 AM Garnier, Bridget*; Ormand, Carol J.; Chang, Maria; Matlen, INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION BETWEEN Bryan; Tikoff, Basil; Shipley, Thomas F.; Forbus, Kenneth D.: RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS IN COLOMBIA, PANAMA, TESTING COGSKETCH GEOSCIENCE WORKSHEETS AND THE USA AS AN EFFECTIVE SPATIAL LEARNING TOOL IN INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE COURSES 275-9 10:35 AM Whitmeyer, S.J.*; Feely, Martin; Henry, Tiernan; Pyle, Eric J.; Baedke, Steve J.; Eaton, L. Scott; Haynes, John T.; 276-12 11:00 AM Roberts, Jennifer A.*; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Olcott Marshall, Johnson, Elizabeth A.; Leslie, Stephen A.; May, Christine L.: Alison: APPROACHES TO TRANSFORMING WHY IRELAND? ANALYZING AN INTERNATIONAL INSTRUCTOR TEACHING PHILOSOPHY FIELD EXPERIENCE ON ITS TENTH ANNIVERSARY 276-13 11:15 AM Czajka, C. Doug*; McConnell, David: SITUATED 275-10 10:50 AM Lisenbee, Alvis L.*; Uzunlar, Nuri; Paterson, Colin J.; INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING: A CASE STUDY IN Oner, Zeynep: GEOLOGY AND THE INTERNATIONAL REFORMING UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES 276-14 11:30 AM McCarville, Katherine*: INCORPORATING SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY (SDSMT) FIELD CAMP AT THINKING AND TOOLS INTO UNDERGRADUATE TASKESTI, TURKIYE: A FACULTY PERSPECTIVE EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COURSES TO 275-11 11:05 AM Ricci, Jamie L.*; Riggs, Eric M.: ESTABLISHING A REVEAL RELEVANCE, INCREASE UNDERSTANDING, SUSTAINABLE AND CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE AND DEEPEN LEARNING GEOSCIENCE FIELD COURSE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN 276-15 11:45 AM Jones, Francis*; Scoates, James S.; Sutherland, YOUTH Stuart; Mindell, Randal; Gilley, Brett: ASSESSING 275-12 11:25 AM Atchison, Christopher L.*; Feig, Anthony D.; Gilley, Brett H.; IMPROVEMENTS OF LEARNING OUTCOMES IN Stokes, Alison: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM AN TRANSFORMED GEOSCIENCE CLASSES ACCESSIBLE FIELD COURSE DEVELOPED THROUGH INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION SESSION NO. 277 11:45 AM DISCUSSION T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, Fertility, and Exploration (Society of Economic Geologists; AM SESSION NO. 276 Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the Geoscience Classroom (GSA Geoscience Education Division) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 302/303 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 210 Stephen Michael Rowins, Craig J.R. Hart and Ross Sherlock, Presiding Kelsey S. Bitting and Alan F. Halfen, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 276-1 8:00 AM Roemmele, Christopher Marc*: ORDER IN THE COURSE: 277-1 8:05 AM Wurst, Andrew T.*: GOLDEN OLDIES: ASPECTS OF IMPROVING INSTRUCTION, STUDENT AFFECT, SELF- ANCIENT (PRE-MESOZOIC) CU-AU PORPHYRY EFFICACY AND CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING IN SYSTEMS WITH SPECIFIC CANADIAN CORDILLERAN INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY EXAMPLES WEDNESDAY 276-2 8:15 AM Marton, Fred*: GREATER THAN THE SUM OF 277-2 8:25 AM Rainbow, Amelia*; Blackwell, Jacqueline; Sherlock, THEIR PARTS? SPLITTING-UP AND INTEGRATING Ross; Del Real, Irene; Bouzari, Farhad: GEOLOGIC LABORATORY EXERCISES INTO AN ACTIVE-LEARNING AND GEOCHEMICAL ASSOCIATION OF ALKALIC CLASSROOM AT A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE AND CALCALKALIC PORPHYRY DEPOSITS OF THE WOODJAM DISTRICT, HORSEFLY BC 276-3 8:30 AM Miller, Patricia*: BEYOND STALACTITES AND STALAGMITES: PROBLEM-SOLVING GAMES AND 277-3 8:40 AM Rowins, Stephen Michael*; Smith, Colin M.; Smithson, PHYSICAL MODELS ENGAGE EARTH SCIENCE David M.; Canil, Dante; Friedman, Richard M.; Mortensen, STUDENTS IN KARST WATER QUALITY James K.: THE WESTERN (ANCESTRAL) CASCADES MAGMATIC ARC ON VANCOUVER ISLAND? A NEWLY 276-4 8:45 AM Bulinski, Katherine V.*: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE RECOGNIZED AND UNDEREXPLORED LATE EOCENE TOURS: USING LOCAL CASE STUDIES FOR TEACHING PORPHYRY CU-MO-AU EVENT ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY 277-4 8:55 AM Cloos, Mark*; Sapiie, Benyamin: PORPHYRY COPPER 276-5 9:00 AM Buzon, Marian E.*; Gunter, Mickey E.: “ASBESTOS- OREBODY FORMATION: STRIKE-SLIP FAULTING AND RELATED” ISSUES SURROUNDING THE FORMER THROTTLING CUPOLAS VERMICULATE MINE NEAR LIBBY, MONTANA: A CASE STUDY IN GEOLOGY, MEDIA, ETHICS, REGULATIONS, 9:10 AM BREAK PUBLIC POLICY, HEALTH, AND LEGAL ISSUES

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277-5 9:25 AM Simon, Adam*; Fiege, Adrian; Ruprecht, Philipp: MASS 278-6 9:15 AM Konieczny, Catherine*; Galster, Joshua C.: THE EFFECTS TRANSFER OF SULFUR AND CHALCOPHILE METALS OF CHANGES IN POPULATION DENSITY ON RIVER DURING MAGMA MIXING: IMPLICATIONS FOR BASEFLOW FOR THE MIDWESTERN UNITED STATES PORPHYRY ORE DEPOSITS 278-7 9:30 AM Jackson, Lionel E.*: PARAGLACIAL SEDIMENTATION IN 277-6 9:45 AM Blundy, Jon*; Sparks, R.S.J.; Mavrogenes, John A.; Tattitch, VANCOUVER’S NEIGHBOURING FIORD, HOWE SOUND, Brian; Gilmer, Amy K.: PORPHYRY COPPER DEPOSIT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR EVALUATING FIORD FORMATION BY GAS-BRINE REACTION IN VOLCANIC TSUNAMI HAZARD ARCS 9:45 AM BREAK 277-7 10:00 AM Lemke, Kono H.*: MASS SPECTROMETRIC AND 278-8 10:00 AM Holmes, Bryan*: CHARACTERIZING THE SEATTLE QUANTUM CHEMICAL STUDIES OF HYDRATED GOLD- FAULT THROUGH BOREHOLE ANALYSIS IN BELLEVUE, COPPER CLUSTERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AU AND CU WASHINGTON TRANSPORT IN LOW DENSITY CRUSTAL FLUIDS 278-9 10:15 AM Cesmat, Rebekah D.*: LOCATING THE SEATTLE FAULT 277-8 10:15 AM Mao, Wei*; Li, Xiaofeng; Rusk, Brian: FLUID INCLUSIONS, IN BELLEVUE, WA: COMBINING GEOMORPHIC COLOR CATHODOLUMINESCENCE, AND TRACE INDICATORS WITH BOREHOLE DATA ELEMENTS OF QUARTZ-BEARING VEINS FROM THE DABAOSHAN POLYMETALLIC DEPOSIT, SOUTH CHINA 278-10 10:30 AM Liu, Hongyuan*; Chen, Cynthia: USING LONGITUDINAL STATION-LEVEL SUBWAY RIDERSHIP DATA TO 10:30 AM BREAK QUANTIFY DISASTER IMPACTS AND RECOVERY 277-9 10:45 AM Ferbey, Travis*; Plouffe, Alain; Hashmi, Sarah; Ward, PATTERNS POST-SANDY Brent C.: PORPHYRY INDICATOR MINERALS AND 278-11 10:45 AM Moreno-Rodriguez, V.*; Meza-Figueroa, D.; GEOCHEMISTRY OF SUBGLACIAL TILLS OF THE Del Rio-Salas, R.; Zepeda-Ibarra, J.; Romero, F.M.; CANADIAN CORDILLERA Palafox-Reyes, J.J.; Mendoza-Córdova, A.: GEOCHEMICAL 277-10 11:00 AM Lawrence, Andrew C.*; Sutterfield, David R.; Arnoff, AND MINERALOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Michael J.; Fletcher, Andrew W.; Matheson, Ephram C.; URBAN DUST FROM A SONORAN DESERT CITY, NW Kerswell, Buchanan; Natter, Daniel H.; Fellows, MÉXICO: ANTHROPOGENIC IMPRINT Steven A.; Emerman, Steven H.: USING SURFICIAL 278-12 11:00 AM Del Rio-Salas, R.*; Meza-Figueroa, D.; Valenzuela- GEOCHEMISTRY AND BOXWORK STRUCTURES OF Quintanar, A.I.; Meza-Montenegro, M.M.; Moreno- GOSSANS AS A TOOL FOR MINERAL EXPLORATION: Rodriguez, V.; Centeno-Garcia, E.; Leal-Soto, S.; Romero, A PILOT STUDY IN UTAH F.M.; Ruiz, J.; Ochoa-Landín, Lucas: THE IMPACT OF 277-11 11:15 AM Matheson, Ephram C.*; Sutterfield, David R.; Natter, AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITY ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY Daniel H.; Fletcher, Andrew W.; Arnoff, Michael J.; OF URBAN DUST FROM ARID ENVIRONMENTS IN Lawrence, Andrew C.; Emerman, Steven H.; Fellows, NORTHWESTERN MEXICO Steven A.: GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY OF GOSSANS IN 278-13 11:15 AM Hagedorn, Jacob*: THE LIVING FILTER: MONITORING THE EASTERN UINTA MOUNTAINS, UTAH NUTRIENT ACCUMULATION 277-12 11:30 AM Enkin, Randolph J.*; Mitchinson, Dianne E.; Hart, Craig J.R.: 278-14 11:30 AM Hatch, Shyla A.*; Uecker, Theodore M.; Nezat, Carmen A.: A ROCK PHYSICAL PROPERTIES PROXY FOR HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION IN URBAN SOILS MINERALIZATION AT SIX PORPHYRY DEPOSITS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 11:45 AM CONCLUDING REMARKS

277-13 11:45 AM Illig, P.E.*: AMPHIBOLE DOMINANT AU-CU SKARN SESSION NO. 279 AT THE PEAK DEPOSIT, EASTERN INTERIOR, ALASKA: DISTAL SKARN RELATED TO HIGH-CL T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common HYDROTHERMAL SYSTEM Challenges Faced across the Mining Industry (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Coal Geology SESSION NO. 278 Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) T99. Urban Geology: An Emerging Discipline in a Changing World 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 202/203 (GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) Matthew B.J. Lindsay, Joyce M. McBeth, K. Ulrich Mayer and Roger D. Beckie, 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 213 Presiding Michael C. Wilson and Lionel E. Jackson, Presiding 279-1 8:00 AM Essilfie-Dughan, Joseph*; Hendry, Jim; Biswas, Ashis; Chen, Ning: DISTRIBUTION OF SELENIUM IN COAL 278-1 8:00 AM Wilson, Michael C.*: URBAN GEOLOGY AS AN WASTE ROCK, ELK VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, INTEGRATIVE DISCIPLINE: GROWING VALUES FOR CANADA EARTH SCIENCE IN AN INCREASINGLY URBAN WORLD 279-2 8:15 AM Das, Soumya*; Hendry, Jim; Lindsay, Matthew B.J.: 278-2 8:15 AM Boon, David Phillip*; Patton, Ashley Merry-Eve: THE LABORATORY EVALUATION OF SELENIUM STAKEHOLDER–LED APPROACH TO SETTING FUTURE TREATMENT USING ZERO-VALENT IRON (ZVI) UNDER URBAN GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH PRIORITIES: OXIC CONDITIONS EXPERIENCE FROM WALES, UK 279-3 8:30 AM McBeth, Joyce M.*; Haakensen, Monique; Doig, Lorne E.; 278-3 8:30 AM Rogers, Daniel T.*; Murray, Kent S.; Kaufman, Martin: Liber, Karsten; Pittet, Vanessa; Sumaila, Samira; Rodgers, MAPPING THE URBAN GEOLOGY OF METROPOLITAN John H.; Castle, James W.; Sylvain, Nicole J.: ROLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, USA OF GASTROPODS IN ARSENIC AND SELENIUM 278-4 8:45 AM Allen, Mellisa Lauren*: BACKGROUND LEVELS, BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING IN A CONSTRUCTED GEOCHEMICAL FORMS AND BIOAVAILABILITY OF WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM ARSENIC IN URBAN SOILS OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN 279-4 8:45 AM Warren, Lesley A.*; Kendrake, Kathryn E.; Reid, 278-5 9:00 AM Crisp, Alexis A.*; Ritter, John B.: ASSESSING Michelle L.; Colenbrander Nelson, Tara: MICROBIAL S ECOHYDROLOGICAL SERVICES PROVIDED BY BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF OIL SANDS COMPOSITE AN URBAN RIVERINE WETLAND IN RESPONSE TO TAILINGS SEASONAL AND EVENT-BASED FLUCTUATIONS IN 279-5 9:05 AM Mahmood, Fazilatun Nessa*; Hendry, Jim; Barbour, Lee; STREAM STAGE Klein, Rob: ORIGIN AND FATE OF NITRATE DERIVED FROM BLASTING IN COAL WASTE-ROCK SPOILS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALBERTA, CANADA

274 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 281

279-6 9:20 AM Rouleau, Alain*; Gagné, Emmanuelle B.; Saeidi, Ali; FOR FLUIDS RELEASED FROM JUAN DE FUCA Cloutier, Vincent: BEDROCK AQUIFERS LITHOSPHERE BENEATH THE CASCADIA FOREARC CHARACTERIZATION BASED ON UNDERGROUND 9:40 AM DISCUSSION MINE SITE INVESTIGATION: RESULTS AND OPPORTUNITIES 9:55 AM BREAK 279-7 9:35 AM Sinclair, Sean A.*; Langman, Jeff; Krentz, Andrew; Amos, 280-7 10:10 AM Grunder, Anita L.*; Schmidt, Mariek: MELTING REGIMES Richard T.; Sego, David C.; Smith, Leslie; Blowes, David: AND SUB-ARC MANTLE DOMAINS IN CASCADIA AS TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEEN THROUGH PRIMITIVE BASALT COMPOSITIONS ELEMENT RELEASE FROM A LOW SULFIDE WASTE 280-8 10:30 AM Pitcher, Bradley W.*; Kent, Adam J.R.; Grunder, Anita L.: ROCK PILE IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC EXPLOSIVE FLARE-UP FOLLOWING THE LATE 9:50 AM BREAK NEOGENE INITIATION OF THE CENTRAL OREGON HIGH CASCADE ARC 279-8 10:05 AM Blowes, David*; Matthies, Romy; Sinclair, Sean A.; Lindsay, Matthew B.J.; Ptacek, Carol J.: APPLICATION OF ZINC 280-9 10:45 AM Mullen, Emily K.*; Weis, Dominique; Marsh, Nicole B.; ISOTOPE RATIO MEASUREMENTS TO TWO MINE- Martindale, Marina: NEW INSIGHTS ON CASCADE WASTE SYSTEMS ARC MANTLE HETEROGENEITY FROM BASALT GEOCHEMISTRY 279-9 10:25 AM Halder, Dipti*; Hendry, Jim; Essilfie-Dughan, Joseph; Robertson, Jared: OPTIMIZING THE TERMINAL PH OF 280-10 11:00 AM Martindale, Marina*; Mullen, Emily K.; Weis, Dominique: URANIUM MILL TAILINGS TO CONTROL AS, SE, NI, AND HIGH PRECISION CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC MO: A PILOT SCALE STUDY CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN AND CRUSTAL PROCESSING OF NORTHERN CASCADE ARC LAVAS 279-10 10:40 AM Robertson, Jared*; Hendry, Jim; Gomez, Mario A.; Essilfie-Dughan, Joseph: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE 280-11 11:15 AM Johnson, Emily R.*; Walowski, Kristina; DeBari, Susan M.; ALUMINUM AND MAGNESIUM SECONDARY MINERAL Bindeman, Ilya N.: ALONG-ARC GEOCHEMICAL PHASES AND THEIR POTENTIAL CONTROL OF VARIATIONS OF CASCADES MAFIC MAGMAS: A ROLE CONTAMINANTS IN URANIUM MINE TAILINGS FOR SUBDUCTED SEDIMENT IN THE SOUTHERN ARC? 279-11 10:55 AM Jamieson, Heather E.*; Kimball, Bryn; Dobosz, 280-12 11:30 AM Teasdale, Rachel*; Wenner, Jennifer M.: SMALL SCALE Agatha; Stavinga, Drew; Lussier-Purdy, Colin; Howell, MANTLE HETEROGENEITIES OF THE CASCADE Dana; Buckwalter-Davis, Martha: APPLICATION OF ARC RECORDED IN PRIMITIVE BASALTS OF THE AUTOMATED, QUANTITATIVE MINERALOGY TO THE POISON LAKE CHAIN IN THE LASSEN REGION OF THE CHARACTERIZATION OF MINE WASTE SOUTHERN CASCADES 279-12 11:15 AM Stavinga, Drew B.*; Jamieson, Heather E.; Paradis, 11:45 AM DISCUSSION Suzanne; Falck, Hendrik: TRACE ELEMENT GEOCHEMISTRY AND METAL MOBILITY OF OXIDE SESSION NO. 281 MINERALIZATION AT THE PRAIRIE CREEK ZINC-LEAD- T135. New Developments in Microbialites (GSA Geobiology & SILVER DEPOSIT, NWT Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; 279-13 11:30 AM Williamson, Mark A.*: PYRITE OXIDATION IN TWO PHASE GSA Limnogeology Division; Society for Sedimentary Geology LIQUID+VAPOR WATER CONDITIONS (SEPM); Paleontological Society) 279-14 11:45 AM Abegunde, Oluseyi A.*; Wu, Iris; Okujeni, C.; Siad, A.M.: 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 304/305 DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF CONTAMINANTS IN THE Frank A. Corsetti, Victoria A. Petryshyn and Yadira Ibarra, Presiding MOGALE GOLD TAILING DAM; CASE STUDY FROM 281-1 8:00 AM Mariotti, Giulio*; Perron, J. Taylor; Bosak, Tanja: SOUTH AFRICA FEEDBACKS BETWEEN FLOW, SEDIMENT MOTION AND MICROBIAL GROWTH ON SAND BARS INITIATE SESSION NO. 280 AND SHAPE ELONGATED STROMATOLITE MOUNDS AM T122. Magmatism and Geodynamics within the Cascadia 281-2 8:15 AM Gong, Jian*; Zeng, Zhirui; Tice, Michael M.: EVIDENCE Subduction Zone OF MICROBIAL BIOTURBATION AND ITS UNIQUE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 RECORDS IN CLASTIC SEDIMENTS S.M. DeBari, Patricia A. McCrory, A.J. Calvert and Nathalie Vigouroux, Presiding 281-3 8:30 AM Frantz, Carie M.*; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; Corsetti, Frank A.: TRAPPING AND BINDING OF GRAINS BY MICROBIAL 280-1 8:00 AM Humphreys, Eugene D.*: DYNAMICS OF THE PACIFIC MATS: EXPERIMENTS WITH LIVING MATS AND NORTHWEST LITHOSPHERE AND ASTHENOSPHERE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STROMATOLITE FOSSIL 280-2 8:20 AM Rowley, David B.*; Forte, Alessandro M.; Glisovic, Petar: RECORD RELATIONSHIP OF SUBDUCTION RATE AND SLAB- 281-4 8:45 AM Shapiro, Russell S.*; Greene, Todd J.: DEVELOPING PULL IN THE CIRCUM-PACIFIC REALM SINCE 80MA AN ACTUALISTIC STROMATOLITE FACIES MODEL: WEDNESDAY 280-3 8:35 AM Roeloffs, Evelyn*; Beeler, N.M.: PBO STRAINMETER EXAMPLE FROM THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC OBSERVATIONS OF SLOW SLIP EVENTS IN THE 281-5 9:00 AM Ibarra, Yadira*; Corsetti, Frank A.: LATERAL CONTINUITY CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONE: ASSESSING THEIR OF STROMATOLITE LAMINAE: IMPLICATIONS FOR IMPLICATIONS FOR TIME-VARYING­ EARTHQUAKE ASSESSING THE DOMINANT SCALES OF CONTROL PROBABILITY 281-6 9:15 AM Ojakangas, Gregory*: HELIOMORPHIC GROWTH OF 280-4 8:50 AM Wannamaker, Philip E.*; Evans, Rob L.; Bedrosian, BIWABIK (1.85 GA) STROMATOLITES, MINNESOTA: Paul A.; Unsworth, Martyn; Maris, Virginie; McGary, CONSEQUENCES OF STRONG DEPENDENCE OF R. Shane: SEGMENTATION OF PLATE COUPLING, GROWTH RATE ON SOLAR IRRADIANCE FATE OF SUBDUCTION FLUIDS, AND MODES OF ARC MAGMATISM IN CASCADIA, INFERRED FROM 281-7 9:30 AM Quezergue, Kimbra*; Tice, Michael M.; Pope, Michael C.: MAGNETOTELLURIC RESISTIVITY MESOSCALE X-RAY FLUORESCENCE (XRF) MAPPING OF STROMATOLITES REVEALS GROWTH PROCESSES 280-5 9:05 AM Peacock, Simon M.*: TEMPERATURES AND THE FOR AN NSUZE GROUP STROMATOLITE ROLE OF WATER IN CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONE DEFORMATION AND MAGMATISM 281-8 9:45 AM Marenco, Pedro J.*; Phillips, Danyelle E.; Marenco, Katherine N.: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS ON 280-6 9:25 AM McCrory, Patricia A.*; Constantz, James E.; Hunt, MICROBIALITE BUILD-UPS IN THE LOWER FILLMORE Andrew G.; Blair, J. Luke: HELIUM AS A TRACER FORMATION, UTAH

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 275 SESSION NO. 281

281-9 10:00 AM Sumner, Dawn Y.*; Hawes, Ian; Jungblut, Anne; 282-8 10:15 AM Hill, Mary C.*; Belcher, Wayne R.; Sweetkind, Donald S.; Andersen, Dale T.; Mackey, Tyler J.; Krusor, Megan; Wall, Faunt, Claudia C.: USING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL Kate: MICROBIALITES AND MICROBIAL MATS IN GEOLOGIC FRAMEWORK TO INVESTIGATE A CURIOUS ANTARCTIC LAKES AS MODELS FOR PRECAMBRIAN MODELING RESULT FOR THE DEATH VALLEY ECOSYSTEMS REGIONAL GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM 281-10 10:15 AM Petryshyn, Victoria A.*; Lim, Darlene S.S.; Laval, 282-9 10:30 AM Witter, Jeffrey B.*: GOCAD® MINING SUITE SOFTWARE Bernard; Brady, Allyson L.; Slater, Gregory F.; Tripati, AS A TOOL FOR 3-D GEOSCIENCE DATA INTEGRATION Aradhna: RECONSTRUCTION OF LIMNOLOGY AND MODELING AND MICROBIALITE FORMATION CONDITIONS 282-10 10:45 AM Thomason, Jason F.*: MULTISCALE 3-D GEOLOGIC FROM CARBONATE CLUMPED ISOTOPE MAPPING IN SUPPORT OF SUSTAINABLE WATER PALEOTHERMOMETRY: A TEST CASE FROM PAVILION SUPPLY MANAGEMENT IN MCHENRY COUNTY, AND KELLY LAKES ILLINOIS 281-11 10:30 AM Wittkop, Chad*; Torgeson, Joshua M.: ARE SIDERITE 282-11 11:00 AM Stumpf, Andrew J.*; Atkinson, Lisa A.; Dey, William S.; VARVES DEEPWATER MICROBIALITES? Ross, Martin: DEVELOPMENT OF A 3-DIMENSIONAL 281-12 10:45 AM Warden, John G.*; Breecker, Daniel O.; Bennett, Philip C.: GEOLOGICAL MODEL OF BURIED VALLEYS IN EAST- QUANTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF SPRINGS CENTRAL ILLINOIS EMERGING THROUGH THE THROMBOLITES OF LAKE 282-12 11:15 AM McLaughlin, Peter P.*; Tomlinson, Jaime L.; Lawson, CLIFTON, WESTERN AUSTRALIA Amanda K.: APPLICATION OF 3-D AQUIFER MAPPING 281-13 11:00 AM Melim, Leslie A.*; Northup, Diana E.; Spilde, Michael N.; TO ANALYSIS OF GROUNDWATER WITHDRAWALS BY Mischel, Simon: CLUES TO THE ORIGIN OF SOURCE IN THE DELAWARE COASTAL PLAIN SUBAQUEOUS CAVE MICROBIALITES: THE LIVING 282-13 11:30 AM Abrams, William Quincy*; Dunagan, Stan; Simpson, POOL FINGERS OF THE HERBSTLABYRINTH/ Robert Mark: USING GIS APPLICATIONS TO MODEL ADVENTHÖHLE CAVE SYSTEM, HESSE, GERMANY GROUNDWATER USAGE OF IRRIGATION WELLS IN 281-14 11:15 AM Bengtson, Stefan*: TUBULAR FOSSILS IN THE WESTERN TENNESSEE (USA) PALAEOPROTEROZOIC LOWER VINDHYAN OF INDIA 282-14 11:45 AM Thorleifson, Harvey*: CHARTING A PATH FORWARD FOR 281-15 11:30 AM Visscher, Pieter*; Farias, Maria E.; Contreras, Manuel A.; GEOLOGICAL MAPPING Novoa-Cortez, Fernando; Rasuk, Cecillia; Patterson, Molly M.; Philippot, Pascal; Sforna, Marie C.; Gallagher, SESSION NO. 283 Kimberley L.; Dupraz, Christophe: THE ROLE OF T154. Groundwater and Surface-Water Arsenic: From Source ARSENIC CYCLING IN CARBONATE PRECIPITATION IN to Sink I (GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Geobiology & MICROBIALITES THROUGH TIME Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Geology and Society Division; 281-16 11:45 AM Kimmig, Julien*; Pratt, Brian R.: SILVER IN MICROBIAL GSA Geology and Health Division; Geochemical Society; GSA MATS OF THE MIDDLE CAMBRIAN RAVENS THROAT Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; International RIVER DEPOSIT: AN ENVIRONMENTAL AND Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development) PRESERVATION FACTOR? 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 110 SESSION NO. 282 Prosun Bhattacharya, Abhijit Mukherjee, Mohammad Alauddin, Karen Johannesson and Saugata Datta, Presiding T144. Regional and National Geological Mapping: Multidisciplinary 3-D Data Integration and Modeling 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS (Association of American State Geologists) 283-1 8:15 AM Moncur, Michael*; Paktunc, Dogan; Birks, S. Jean; Ptacek, 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 116/117 Carol J.; Welsh, Brent; Thibault, Yves: ARSENIC SOURCE AND DISTRIBUTION IN GROUNDWATER FROM THE Richard Berg, Kelsey E. MacCormack, Hazen A.J. Russell and Harvey COLD LAKE OIL SANDS REGION, ALBERTA Thorleifson, Presiding 283-2 8:30 AM Ziegler, Brady A.*; Schreiber, Madeline E.; Cozzarelli, 282-1 8:00 AM Soller, David R.*; Stamm, Nancy R.: NATIONAL-SCALE 3D Isabelle M.: ASSOCIATION OF ARSENIC WITH IRON MAPPING -- WHAT APPROACH MIGHT BE FEASIBLE MINERALS IN A DISSOLVED HYDROCARBON PLUME FOR THE UNITED STATES? 283-3 8:45 AM Bissonnette, Jocelyn S.*; Hendry, Jim; Essilfie-Dughan, 282-2 8:20 AM Russell, Hazen A.J.*; Brodaric, Boyan; Nastev, Miroslav: Joseph; Moldovan, B.J.: ARSENIC SPECIATION OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MODEL NEUTRALIZED URANIUM MILL WASTES: PROTECTING OF CANADA, RUMINATIONS ON THE NEEDS, SASKATCHEWAN’S GROUNDWATER THROUGH CHALLENGES AND PRACTICALITIES CHARACTERIZATION OF TAILINGS PRECIPITATES 282-3 8:40 AM Wood, Ben*; Howcroft, John; Mathers, Steve; Nayembil, 283-4 9:00 AM Schreiber, Madeline E.*: QUANTIFYING ARSENIC Martin; Dearden, Rachel; Kessler, Holger: A SYSTEM FOR RELEASE FROM MINERALS TO WATER: THEORY VS. MANAGEMENT OF 3D GEOLOGICAL MODELS AT THE PRACTICE BRITISH GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 283-5 9:15 AM Roberts, Sterling*; Walker, Matthew R.; Emerman, 282-4 9:00 AM Mathers, Steve*; Lawley, Russell S.; Lark, R. Murray: Steven H.: ARSENIC AND HEAVY METALS IN SURFACE UNCERTAINTY IN GEOLOGICAL MAPS AND MODELS – WATER IN SWAZILAND, SOUTHERN AFRICA RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AT BGS 283-6 9:30 AM Groves, Maria*; Emerman, Steven H.; Garcia, Patricia K.; 282-5 9:15 AM MacCormack, Kelsey E.*: DEVELOPING A Woodhouse, Bradley T.; Donaldson, Joshua D.; Walker, 3-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK MODEL Matthew R.; Williams, Jason; Samake, Drissa; Doumbia, FOR ALBERTA Aboudou; Robertson, Scott A.: ARSENIC AND HEAVY 282-6 9:30 AM Palombi, Dan*; Atkinson, Lisa A.; Singh, Amandeep: METALS IN GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER IN EVALUATING A NESTED-SCALE 3D MODELLING MALI, WEST AFRICA APPROACH TO ENHANCE GROUNDWATER POLICY 283-7 9:45 AM Nordstrom, D. Kirk*; Majzlan, Juraj; Koenigsberger, ASSURANCE IN ALBERTA Erich; Campbell, Kate M.: CRITICAL EVALUATION 282-7 9:45 AM Knox, Bernadette*; Bosman, Sean: SASKATCHEWAN OF THERMODYNAMIC DATA FOR SELECTED GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 3D MODELLING INITIATIVES ARSENIC MINERALS AND AQUEOUS SPECIES WITH 10:00 AM BREAK APPLICATIONS TO NATURAL WATERS

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10:00 AM BREAK DECADE OF TOTAL DISSOLVED GAS PRESSURE 283-8 10:15 AM Fryar, Alan E.*; Schreiber, Madeline; Pholkorn, Kewaree; MEASUREMENTS IN GROUNDWATER (OR LACK Srisuk, Kriengsak; Ziegler, Brady A.: SPATIAL AND THEREOF) SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN ARSENIC AND OTHER 284-9 10:30 AM McLeod, Heather C.*; Roy, James W.; Smith, James E.: SOLUTES IN GROUNDWATER ALONG THE MEKONG INVESTIGATING TRAPPED GAS PROCESSES IN RIVER, NORTHEAST THAILAND HYDROCARBON-CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER 283-9 10:30 AM Ranney, McKenzie M.*; Emerman, Steven H.; Allen, 284-10 10:45 AM Sequeira, Lionel A.*; Amos, Richard T.: THE EFFECTS Sarah M.; Fellows, Steven A.; Adhikari, Santosh; Panday, OF ENTRAPPED GAS BUBBLES ON PHYSICAL FLOW Suman: TESTING THE ACCELERATED EROSION MODEL AND DISSOLVED GAS TRANSPORT - A SAND TANK FOR ARSENIC CONTAMINATION OF GROUNDWATER IN EXPERIMENT KATHMANDU VALLEY, NEPAL HIMALAYA 284-11 11:00 AM Sills, Lee-Ann K.*; Mumford, Kevin G.; Siemens, 283-10 10:45 AM Munzar, Stephen*; Beckie, Roger D.: SOURCE, RELEASE Gregory Allen: LABORATORY INVESTIGATION MECHANISM AND MIGRATION OF AQUEOUS OF GAS BUBBLE FLOW THROUGH LAYERED PHASE ARSENIC IN THE FRASER RIVER DELTA, HETEROGENEITIES USING TRANSPARENT SOIL VANCOUVER, BC 284-12 11:15 AM Mann, Vanessa L.*; Novakowski, Kent: BIOLOGICAL GAS 283-11 11:00 AM Ormachea Muñoz, Mauricio*; Bhattacharya, Prosun; PRODUCTION DURING BIOSTIMULATION IN BENCH- Aróstegui García, José Luis; García Moreno, María Eugenia; SCALE FRACTURED ROCK SAMPLES Bundschuh, Jochen: NATURALLY OCCURRING ARSENIC 284-13 11:30 AM Taylor, Emily*; Reardon, Eric: EFFECT OF HYDROGEN IN DRINKING WATER FROM GROUNDWATER AND GAS GENERATION ON THE REACTIVITY OF SURFACE WATER SOURCES IN THE SOUTHERN PART PERMEABLE REACTIVE IRON BARRIERS OF THE POOPÓ LAKE BASIN, BOLIVIAN ALTIPLANO 11:45 AM DISCUSSION 283-12 11:15 AM Biswas, Ashis*; Neidhardt, Harald; Kundu, Amit K.; Halder, Dipti; Chatterjee, Debashis; Berner, Zsolt; Jacks, SESSION NO. 285 Gunnar; Bhattacharya, Prosun: CHARACTERIZING THE CONTROLLING GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES FOR T171. Leading Edge of Produced Water Research: Impacts, SPATIAL, VERTICAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION Fingerprinting, and Science of Brines Associated with OF ARSENIC IN SHALLOW GROUNDWATER OF THE Hydrocarbon Production (GSA Hydrogeology Division; BENGAL BASIN Geochemical Society; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; Energy/Petroleum Geology Discipline) 283-13 11:30 AM Debnath, Palash*; Mukherjee, Abhijit; Roy, Moutusi; Joshi, Gopal; McManus, James: ARSENIC ENRICHED 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE FROM A MICRO-TIDAL Madalyn S. Blondes, Mark A. Engle, Carl Mendoza, Brent Mooder, Jean-Philippe SUBTERRANEAN ESTUARY, AT THE BAY OF BENGAL, Nicot and Bridget R. Scanlon, Presiding INDIA 285-1 8:00 AM Mayer, Bernhard*; Humez, Pauline; Ing, Jenifer; Nightingale, 11:45 AM DISCUSSION Michael: GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC APPROACHES TO ASSESS POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM SHALE GAS SESSION NO. 284 DEVELOPMENT ON SHALLOW GROUNDWATER T166. Gas-Water Interactions in the Subsurface (Geochemical 285-2 8:20 AM Siegel, Donald*; Smith, Bert; Perry, A.E.; Bothun, R.: THE Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division) CONTROLS OVER THE NATURAL OCCURRENCE OF METHANE IN POTABLE GROUND WATER IN THE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115 APPALACHIAN BASIN Richard T. Amos and Kevin G. Mumford, Presiding 285-3 8:35 AM Nicot, Jean-Philippe*; Mickler, Patrick; Hildenbrand, 284-1 8:00 AM Aeschbach-Hertig, Werner*; Jung, Michael; Mayer, Simon: Zacariah L.; Larson, Toti; Darvari, Roxana; Uhlman, Kristine; AM NOBLE GASES IN SOIL AIR AND GROUNDWATER Smyth, Rebecca C.; Scanlon, Bridget R.: PRELIMINARY 284-2 8:20 AM Kipfer, Rolf*; Mächler, Lars; Brennwald, Matthias, S.; RESULTS OF DISSOLVED METHANE SAMPLING IN THE Ruessel, Ruedi: GROUNDWATER OXYGENATION DUE FOOTPRINT OF TEXAS SHALE PLAYS TO EXCESS AIR FORMATION 285-4 8:50 AM Lautz, Laura K.*; Hoke, Gregory D.; Lu, Zunli; 284-3 8:35 AM Vidon, Philippe*; Gomez, Joshua; Mitchell, Myron; Siegel, Donald I.; Christian, Kayla; Kessler, John: Beier, Colin; Gross, Jordan: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL FINGERPRINTING SOURCES OF SALINITY TO

PATTERNS OF CO2, CH4, AND N2O FLUXES AT THE AQUIFERS OVERLYING SHALE PLAYS USING SOIL-ATMOSPHERE INTERFACE IN A FORESTED PUBLICALLY-AVAILABLE BACKGROUND WATER WATERSHED OF THE US NORTHEAST QUALITY DATA AND MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL 284-4 8:50 AM Harrison, Anna L.*; Dipple, Gregory M.; Song, Wen; METHODS WEDNESDAY Power, Ian M.; Mayer, K. Ulrich; Beinlich, Andreas; Sinton, 285-5 9:05 AM Christian, Kayla*; Lautz, Laura K.; Hoke, Gregory D.; David: PORE SCALE VISUALIZATION OF MULTIPHASE Lu, Zunli; Siegel, Donald I.; Kessler, John: SPATIAL REACTIONS IN THE VADOSE ZONE PARAMETERS CONTROLLING SALINITY AND 284-5 9:05 AM Mumford, Kevin G.*; Hegele, Paul R.: DISPLACEMENT OF DISSOLVED METHANE CONCENTRATIONS IN PRIVATE NON-AQUEOUS PHASE LIQUID BY GAS FLOW DURING WELLS PRIOR TO HYDRAULIC FRACTURING THERMAL REMEDIATION OF TRICHLOROETHENE 285-6 9:20 AM LeDoux, St. Thomas Majeau*; Szynkiewicz, Anna; 284-6 9:20 AM Mayer, K. Ulrich*: REACTIVE AND INERT GASES IN Mayes, M.a.; Faiia, Anthony M.: CHARACTERIZING GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION AND REMEDIATION GROUNDWATER ALTERATION BY HYDAULIC STUDIES FRACTURING USING RADIONUCLIDES AND STABLE ISOTOPES 284-7 9:40 AM Bekins, Barbara A.*; Ng, G.-H. Crystal; Amos, Richard T.; Baedecker, Mary Jo; Cozzarelli, Isabelle M.: BYPASSING 285-7 9:35 AM Ryan, M. Cathryn*; Morais, Tiago A.; Pedersen, Per K.: OF THE AQUEOUS PHASE BY METHANE GAS RETROSPECTIVE CASE STUDY OF PERCEIVED WATER PRODUCED DURING CRUDE OIL BIODEGRADATION WELL INTERFERENCE BY CBM FRACKING 9:55 AM BREAK 285-8 9:50 AM Lackey, Gregory D.*; Sherwood, Owen A.; Rogers, Jessica D.; Burke, Troy L.; Osborn, Stephen G.; Ryan, 284-8 10:10 AM Roy, James W.*; Ryan, M. Cathryn; McLeod, Heather C.; Joseph N.: IDENTIFICATION AND OCCURRENCE OF Smith, James E.; Suchy, Martin: PONDERING A THERMOGENIC STRAY GAS IN GROUNDWATER WELLS

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OF THE DENVER-JULESBURG AND PICEANCE BASINS PEGMATITES, THE EXAMPLE OF GEM-BEARING OF COLORADO PEGMATITES OF ELBA ISLAND, TYRRHENIAN SEA, 10:05 AM BREAK ITALY 285-9 10:20 AM Burbey, Thomas J.*; Zhou, John: FACTORS AFFECTING 286-12 11:00 AM London, David*: ZONAL STRUCTURE OF LAYERED CAPROCK INTEGRITY DURING AQUIFER PEGMATITES: THIN VERSUS THICK DIKES PRESSURIZATION 286-13 11:15 AM Maneta, Victoria*; Baker, Don R.; Minarik, William G.: LI 285-10 10:35 AM Hamlin, H. Scott*; de la Rocha, Luciana: USING ELECTRIC SUPERSATURATION IN PEGMATITE-FORMING MELTS: LOGS TO ESTIMATE SALINITY AND MAP RESOURCES THE MOBLAN PEGMATITE OF FRESH AND BRACKISH GROUNDWATER 286-14 11:30 AM Baker, Don R.*; Maneta, Victoria: THERMAL MODELING 285-11 10:50 AM Engle, Mark A.*; Varonka, Matthew S.; Orem, William H.; AND NUCLEATION LAG TIMES IN PEGMATITIC MELTS Xu, Pei; Carroll, Kenneth: GEOCHEMISTRY AND ORIGIN 286-15 11:45 AM Grew, Edward S.*; Maas, Roland; Carson, Christopher J.: OF PRODUCED WATERS FROM THE PERMIAN BASIN, ISOTOPIC CONSTRAINTS (PB, RB−SR, SM−ND) ON TEXAS AND NEW MEXICO THE SOURCES OF EARLY CAMBRIAN PEGMATITES IN 285-12 11:05 AM Gbadebo, Adewole M.*; Erhaze, Lucky; Taiwo, Adewale M.: THE LARSEMANN HILLS, PRYDZ BAY, ANTARCTICA: A GEOCHEMISTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS TWO-COMPONENT MODEL OF PRODUCED WATER FROM NIGER DELTA PETROLEUM PROVINCE, NIGERIA SESSION NO. 287 285-13 11:20 AM Pashin, Jack C.*; McIntyre-Redden, Marcella R.: T193. Speleothem Records of Climate Change in North America GEOLOGIC CONTROLS ON PRODUCED FLUID (Geochemical Society) COMPOSITION IN COALBED METHANE RESERVOIRS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 215/216 OF THE BLACK WARRIOR BASIN, ALABAMA, USA Jessica L. Oster and Isabel P. Montañez, Presiding 285-14 11:40 AM Blondes, Madalyn S.*; Gans, Kathleen D.; Thordsen, 287-1 8:00 AM Lachniet, Matthew S.*; Asmerom, Yemane; Polyak, Victor J.; James J.; Reidy, Mark E.; Thomas, R. Burt; Engle, Mark A.; Denniston, Rhawn: GREAT BASIN CLIMATE SINCE THE Kharaka, Yousif K.; Rowan, Elisabeth L.: APPLICATIONS YOUNGER DRYAS AND SCOPE OF THE NEW U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PRODUCED WATERS GEOCHEMICAL DATABASE V2.0 287-2 8:15 AM McGee, David*; Cross, Mellissa; Steponaitis, Elena; Quade, Jay: SPELEOTHEM RECORDS OF GREAT BASIN SESSION NO. 286 HYDROCLIMATE DURING THE LAST TWO GLACIAL TERMINATIONS AND INTERGLACIALS T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) 287-3 8:30 AM Johnson, Kathleen R.*; McCabe-Glynn, Staryl; Cheng, Hai; Edwards, Lawrence: A MULTI-PROXY RECORD 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 205/206 OF OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE DYNAMICS AND LOCAL David London, Presiding WATER BALANCE SINCE 854 AD FROM A SOUTHERN 286-1 8:00 AM Groat, Lee A.*: GRANITIC PEGMATITES OF THE CALIFORNIA SPELEOTHEM CANADIAN CORDILLERA 287-4 8:45 AM McCabe-Glynn, Staryl*; Johnson, Kathleen R.: ASSESSING 286-2 8:20 AM Dixon, Andrea*; Cempírek, Jan; Groat, Lee A.: MOUNT THE INFLUENCE OF EXTREME PRECIPITATION BEGBIE PEGMATITE GROUP, BRITISH COLUMBIA, EVENTS ON THE ISOTOPIC VALUES OF DRIP WATER CANADA – EVOLUTION FROM BARREN TO COMPLEX FROM A SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA CAVE RARE-ELEMENT PEGMATITES 287-5 9:00 AM Covey, Aaron K.*; Oster, Jessica L.; Sharp, Warren D.: 286-3 8:35 AM Scribner, Emily D.*; Groat, Lee A.; Peterson, Ronald C.; COASTAL CALIFORNIA CLIMATE RESPONSE TO THE Wilson, Bradley; Joy, Brian: CHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF 8.2 KYR EVENT: A HIGH-RESOLUTION, MULTI-PROXY TOURMALINE FROM A GRANITIC PEGMATITE IN THE SPELEOTHEM STUDY NÁÁTS’IHCH’OH IGNEOUS COMPLEX, NORTHWEST 287-6 9:15 AM Miller, Nathan*; Banner, Jay; Feng, Weimin; TERRITORIES, CANADA Gonzales, Angelique; Kozdon, Reinhard; Valley, John: 286-4 8:50 AM Martins, Tania*: COLUMBITE GROUP MINERALS FROM CONSTRAINING THE ONSET OF A RAPID DEGLACIAL THE SOUTH BAY PEGMATITES, MANITOBA, CANADA CLIMATE CHANGE EVENT IN THE SW US THROUGH HIGH RESOLUTION SPELEOTHEM IMAGING AND 286-5 9:05 AM Simmons, William B.*: THE BULK CHEMICAL ISOTOPIC ANALYSES COMPOSITION AND H2O CONTENT OF MOUNT MICA PEGMATITE, OXFORD CO., MAINE, USA 287-7 9:30 AM Oster, Jessica L.*; Kelley, Neil P.; Montanez, Isabel: TRACKING REGIONAL AND GLOBAL 286-6 9:25 AM Friis, Henrik*: ALKALINE PEGMATITES TELECONNECTIONS RECORDED BY NORTH 286-7 9:40 AM Spilde, Michael N.*; Moats, William P.; Dubyk, Steve; AMERICAN SPELEOTHEM RECORDS Salem, Brian: REE-MINERALS AT THE PETACA 287-8 9:45 AM Dorale, Jeffrey A.*: CONTRASTS IN RAINFALL AND PEGMATITE DISTRICT, NEW MEXICO VEGETATION BETWEEN THE HOLOCENE AND 286-8 9:55 AM McKechnie, Christine Louise*; Annesley, Irvine R.: U-TH- LAST INTERGLACIAL IN THE NORTH AMERICAN REE-MINERALIZED GRANITIC PEGMATITES FROM MIDCONTINENT FRASER LAKES ZONE B: FERTILE CRUSTAL MELTS 287-9 10:00 AM Dhungana, Rajesh*; Aharon, Paul: HIGH-RESOLUTION AND POTENTIAL U PROTORE? REPLICATED RECORDS OF MID-TO-LATE HOLOCENE 286-9 10:10 AM Gammel, Elizabeth M.*; Nabelek, Peter I.: THE ROLE HYDROCLIMATE VARIABILITY FROM STALAGMITES AT OF LI, B, F, AND CL BEARING FLUIDS IN THE DESOTO CAVERNS (ALABAMA, USA) CRYSTALLIZATION AND MINERALOGY OF GRANITIC 287-10 10:15 AM Means, Harley*; Tremaine, Darrel M.: SPELEOTHEM PEGMATITES EVIDENCE OF HIGH-LATITUDE TELECONNECTION TO 286-10 10:25 AM Chou, I-Ming*; Li, Jiankang: STUDIES OF SILICATE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO CLIMATE DYNAMICS MELT INCLUSIONS IN QUARTZ AND CRYSTAL-RICH DURING THE LAST 3,200 YEARS INCLUSIONS IN SPODUMENE FROM JIAJIKA GRANITIC 287-11 10:30 AM Ridlen, Nicole M.*; Polk, Jason; Mylroie, John E.: PEGMATITE RARE-METAL DEPOSIT IN CHINA SPELEOTHEM STRONTIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN 286-11 10:40 AM Pezzotta, Federico*: ASYMMETRIC TEXTURAL EOGENETIC CARBONATES AND COMPOSITIONAL FEATURES OF GRANITIC

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287-12 10:45 AM Buckles, Jessica*; Rowe, Harry; Gao, Yongli: INVERTEBRATE COLLECTION DIGITALLY ACCESSIBLE HETEROGENEITY IN TRACE ELEMENT THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MUSEUM INCORPORATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF OF PALEONTOLOGY Μ-XRF SPECTROMETRY CALIBRATION FOR LOW-SR 288-9 10:00 AM Stamm, Nancy R.*; Soller, David R.: MODERNIZING OLD SPELEOTHEMS FOSSILS -- IMPROVING ACCESS TO UNPUBLISHED 287-13 11:00 AM Davies, Gareth J.*; van Beynen, Philip; Ford, Derek C.; USGS PALEONTOLOGIC INFORMATION Schwarcz, Henry P.: RESPONSE TO (91 - 45 KA) CLIMATE 288-10 10:15 AM Lipps, Jere H.*; Rivin, Meredith A.: ADVANCING CHANGE IN A SPELEOTHEM FROM SOUTHEAST DIGITIZATION AT THE COOPER CENTER: RESULTS TENNESSEE, USA FROM IDIGBIO WORKSHOPS 287-14 11:15 AM Gao, Yongli*; Rowe, Harry; Buckles, Jessica; Cheng, 10:30 AM BREAK Hai; Edwards, R. Lawrence: LATE PLEISTOCENE TO EARLY HOLOCENE CLIMATE VARIABILITY FROM A 288-11 10:45 AM Tulga, Sarah Ann*; Holroyd, Patricia A.: A COMPARATIVE HIGH-RESOLUTION SPELEOTHEM RECORD IN THE STUDY OF MUSEUM DIGITIZATION STANDARDS FOR SOUTHEASTERN APPALACHIAN REGION USE IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH 287-15 11:30 AM Driese, Steven G.*; Li, Zheng-Hua; Stinchcomb, Gary E.; 288-12 11:00 AM Punyasena, Surangi W.*; Tcheng, David K.; Fowlkes, Kocis, James J.; Horn, Sally P.; Buckles, Jessica; Rowe, Charless C.; Mio, Washington; Shyu, Chi-Ren: DIGITAL Harry; Cheng, Hai: EARLIER ONSET OF “4.2 KA EVENT” PALYNOLOGY: IMAGING, AUTOMATION AND IN THE EASTERN U.S. IS POSSIBLE AT 4.5 KA: MIDDLE INTELLIGENT DATABASES HOLOCENE MEGA-DROUGHTS IDENTIFIED USING 288-13 11:15 AM White, Russell D.*; Utrup, Jessica A.: ENHANCING STABLE ISOTOPES AND MICROMORPHOLOGY OF THE VALUE OF PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS SPELEOTHEMS AND Δ13C OF FLOODPLAIN SOM THROUGH ORIGINAL SOURCE DOCUMENTATION: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE YALE PEABODY MUSEUM 287-16 11:45 AM Doctor, Daniel H.*; Hardt, Benjamin F.; Gao, Yongli; Min, Angela; Cheng, Hai; Edwards, R. Lawrence: EVIDENCE 288-14 11:30 AM Soriano, Carmen*: PALEONTOLOGY AT THE ADVANCED FOR THE YOUNGER DRYAS AND DANSGAARD- PHOTON SOURCE - NEW RESOURCES FOR OESCHGER EVENTS FROM STALAGMITES IN THE MID- PALEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH ATLANTIC REGION OF THE EASTERN UNITED STATES 288-15 11:45 AM Hou, Xudong*: CONOP—A QUANTITATIVE STRATIGRAPHIC SOFTWARE AND AN APPROACH TO SESSION NO. 288 ITS PARALLELIZATION T200. Advancing the Digitization of Paleontology and Geoscience Collections: Projects, Programs, and Practices I (Society SESSION NO. 289 for the Preservation of Natural History Collections; iDigBio, T207. Dynamic Landscapes and the Diversification of North Paleontological Society; GSA Geoinformatics Division; University American Rodents (Paleontological Society; Society of Vertebrate of Colorado Museum of Natural History; Yale Peabody Museum of Paleontology) Natural History) 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 220 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 Rebecca C. Terry and Samantha S.B. Hopkins, Presiding Talia S. Karim, Gil Nelson and Russell D. White, Presiding 289-1 8:00 AM Badgley, Catherine*: MAMMAL DIVERSITY IN RELATION 288-1 8:00 AM Nelson, Gil*: IDIGBIO: THE NATIONAL SCIENCE TO LANDSCAPE HISTORY FOUNDATION’S NATIONAL RESOURCE FOR 289-2 8:15 AM Yanites, Brian J.*: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MOLEHILLS: THE DIGITIZATION OF BIOLOGICAL AND ADVANCES IN QUANTIFYING CHANGES IN PALEOBIOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS TOPOGRAPHY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR HABITAT 288-2 8:15 AM Uhen, Mark*: PALEOBIOLOGY DATABASE: FRAGMENTATION AND CONNECTIVITY A COMMUNITY BASED DATA SERVICE FOR 289-3 8:30 AM Strömberg, Caroline A.E.*; Dunn, Regan E.: THE AM PALEOBIOLOGY VEGETATIONAL CONTEXT FOR RODENT EVOLUTION 288-3 8:30 AM Lehnert, Kerstin A.*; Bowring, Sam; Cutcher-Gershenfeld, IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: MIDDLE MIOCENE Joel; Denslow, Michael; Gil, Yolanda; Hallett, Benjamin W.; PHYTOLITHS THE MASCALL FORMATION OF EASTERN Lenhardt, W. Christopher; Molineux, Ann; Moore, Carla J.; OREGON Noren, Anders J.: THE INTERNET OF SAMPLES IN THE 289-4 8:45 AM Samuels, Joshua X.*; Hopkins, Samantha S.B.: THE EARTH SCIENCES (ISAMPLES) IMPACTS OF CENOZOIC CLIMATE AND HABITAT 288-4 8:45 AM Smith, Dena M.*; Butts, Susan; Dooley, Alton C.; Engel, CHANGES ON SMALL MAMMAL DIVERSITY OF NORTH Michael S.; Farrell, Brian D.; Grimaldi, David A.; Heads, AMERICA Sam; Karim, Talia S.; Norris, Christopher A.: THE 289-5 9:00 AM Calede, Jonathan*: TAXONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL FOSSIL INSECT COLLABORATIVE: AN NSF-FUNDED CHANGES IN RODENT FAUNAS OF THE LATE WEDNESDAY PALEONTOLOGY COLLECTIONS DIGITIZATION OLIGOCENE CABBAGE PATCH BEDS OF WESTERN PROJECT MONTANA: RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL 288-5 9:00 AM Casey, Michelle M.*; Farrell, Úna C.; Lieberman, Bruce S.: CHANGES? DATA, DIGITIZATION AND DISCOVERY IN THE 289-6 9:15 AM Hopkins, Samantha S.B.*; Davis, Edward Byrd: PALEONICHES TCN FUNDAMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN TECTONICALLY- 288-6 9:15 AM Woods, Justin A.*; Chadwick, Arthur V.: DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN DIVERSITY DYNAMICS AND FAUNAL AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EFFICIENT, CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN SMALL AND LARGE ACCESSIBLE ONLINE MUSEUM SITE AND DATABASE MAMMAL FAUNAS DURING THE NORTH AMERICAN WITH OPEN ACCESS MIOCENE 288-7 9:30 AM Hendricks, Jonathan R.*; Portell, Roger W.; Sylva, 9:30 AM BREAK Nicholas L.; Kittle, B. Alex; Roberts, Sean W.; Abdollahian, 289-7 9:45 AM Haveles, Andrew W.*; Fox, David L.; Fox-Dobbs, Kena: Nina; Lenci, Anthony M.: THE NEOGENE ATLAS OF IMPLICATIONS OF CARBON ISOTOPIC VARIABILITY IN ANCIENT LIFE: A NEW DIGITAL RESOURCE FOR MODERN RODENTS IN THE GREAT PLAINS, USA FOR PALEONTOLOGY INTERPRETING DIETS OF FOSSIL RODENTS 288-8 9:45 AM Clites, Erica C.*; Goodwin, Mark B.; Marshall, Charles R.: MAKING THE FORMER USGS MENLO PARK

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289-8 10:00 AM Smiley, Tara M.*; Badgley, Catherine: SPATIAL VARIATION 290-8 10:00 AM Davatzes, Alexandra K.*: ON TARGET: WHAT CAN IN STABLE ISOTOPE ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS ARCHEAN IMPACTS TELL US ABOUT THE ANCIENT IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA CRUST? 289-9 10:15 AM Fox-Dobbs, Kena*; Dixon, Holly; Lightner, Erik; 290-9 10:15 AM Ozdemir, Seda*; Schulz, Toni; Koeberl, Christian; Reimold, Clementz, Mark T.: ISOTOPIC RECORDS OF RODENT Wolf Uwe; Mohr-Westheide, Tanja: BARBERTON CT3 PALEOECOLOGY NEAR THE EDGE OF THE SPHERULE LAYERS: CLUES TO THEIR FORMATION LAURENTIDE ICE IN THE LATE PLEISTOCENE: FROM PGE CONTENTS AND OS ISOTOPES INSIGHTS AND LESSONS FROM THE MODERN 290-10 10:30 AM Zawacki, Emily E.*; Bjornerud, Marcia G.: A PREVIOUSLY ECOSYSTEM OF THE PRYOR MOUNTAINS, MONTANA UNRECOGNIZED IMPACT STRUCTURE AT BRUSSELS 289-10 10:30 AM Kimura, Yuri*; Casanovas-Vilar, Isaac; Cerling, Thure; HILL, DOOR COUNTY, WISCONSIN: BRECCIATION AND Jacobs, Louis; Flynn, Lawrence; Lindsay, Everett; SHOCK-METAMORPHIC FEATURES Pilbeam, David; Alba, David; Moyà-Solà, Salvador: 290-11 10:45 AM Pilles, Eric*; Osinski, Gordon R.; Grieve, Richard; Bailey, DIETARY PLASTICITY OF MUROID RODENTS FOR Joshua; Smith, David: OUTWARD EMPLACEMENT OF CONTINENTAL-SCALE COMPARISONS OF CARBON THE FOY OFFSET DYKE AT THE SUDBURY IMPACT ISOTOPES IN THE LATE MIOCENE OF PAKISTAN AND STRUCTURE, CANADA - EVIDENCE FROM THE SPAIN VARIATION IN INCLUSIONS ALONG STRIKE 10:45 AM BREAK 290-12 11:00 AM Osinski, Gordon R.*; Coulter, Adam; Hansen, Jeremy; 289-11 11:00 AM Keller, Jonathan Stanford*; Fox, David L.; McNulty, Ozaruk, Alexandra; Singleton, Alaura: IMPACTITES OF Kieran P.: DENTAL ECOMETRICS PREDICT TROPHIC THE GOW LAKE IMPACT STRUCTURE, CANADA: A CATEGORIES OF NORTH AMERICAN RODENTS UNIQUE CRATER-FILL SEQUENCE 289-12 11:15 AM Matocq, Marjorie D.*; Murphy, Peter J.: WHERE 290-13 11:15 AM Harris, R. Scott*; Doar, William R.; Jaret, Steven; WOODRATS MEET: GENETIC, MORPHOLOGICAL, AND Gil, Jose R.: A PROBABLE NEW CRETACEOUS- ECOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION AT THE BOUNDARIES PALEOGENE IMPACT BOUNDARY SECTION IN THE BETWEEN SPECIES UPPER COASTAL PLAIN OF SOUTH CAROLINA 289-13 11:30 AM Riddle, Brett R.*; Jezkova, Tereza: BIOGEOGRAPHIC 290-14 11:30 AM Plescia, Jeffrey*: LUNAR CRATERS: INSIGHTS INTO THE STRUCTURE IN NORTH AMERICAN ARIDLANDS: HOW CRATERING PROCESS HAS TECTONIC AND CLIMATE CHANGE INFLUENCED THE GEOGRAPHY OF DIVERSIFICATION ACROSS CO- SESSION NO. 291 DISTRIBUTED TAXA? T235. Some New Gloss on Old Lips: Implications for Continental 289-14 11:45 AM McGuire, Jenny*: LANDSCAPE DIVERSITY, HABITAT Reconstructions and Metallogeny II (Geological Association of DIVERSITY, & RODENT RICHNESS: CASCADING Canada; Large Igneous Provinces Commission) EFFECTS 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 SESSION NO. 290 Richard E. Ernst, Wouter Bleeker and Kevin R. Chamberlain, Presiding T229. The Holey Solar System (GSA Planetary Geology Division; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics 291-1 8:05 AM Bekker, Andrey*; Albekov, Alexander Yu.; Ryborak, Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Maxim V.; Ernst, Richard E.; Söderlund, Ulf; Rasmussen, Volcanology Division) Birger; Fletcher, Ian R.: MAGMATIC PULSES DURING THE 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 PALEOPROTEROZOIC ASSEMBLY OF SARMATIA AND VOLGO-URALIA: ~2066 AND 2075-2085 MA MANTLE Jeffrey Plescia, Christian Koeberl, Gordon R. Osinski and Angela M. Stickle, PLUME EVENTS Presiding 291-2 8:25 AM Knoper, Michael W.*; Ernst, Richard E.; Kamo, Sandra L.; 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Bleeker, Wouter; Söderlund, Ulf: THREE LIPS ON TWO 290-1 8:10 AM Melosh, Jay*; Kendall, Jordan; Johnson, Brandon C.; AND HALF CRATONS Bowling, Timothy; Horgan, Briony: EXCAVATION OF THE 291-3 8:40 AM Rogers, Chris*; Mackinder, Alana J.; Ernst, Richard E.; MOON’S MANTLE BY THE SPA IMPACT BASIN Cousens, Brian: SM-ND ISOTOPIC, AND GEOCHEMICAL 290-2 8:30 AM Stickle, Angela M.*; Patterson, G. Wesley; Bussey, Ben; CHARACTERIZATION OF MAFIC MAGMATISM IN THE Cahill, Joshua T.S.: SUBSURFACE LAYERING IN MARE BELT-PURCELL AND WYOMING BASINS, COMPARING REGIONS: INSIGHTS FROM MINI-RF PROFILES OF THE SINGLE PULSE CA. 780 MA GUNBARREL AND THE CRATER EJECTA MULTIPLE PULSES OF THE MOYIE-PURCELL CA. 1460 290-3 8:45 AM Bloom, C.K.*; Golombek, M.P.; Warner, N.H.; Wigton, N.: MA INTRAPLATE MAGMATIC EVENTS MAPPING AND SIZE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION 291-4 8:55 AM Teixeira, Wilson*; Ernst, Richard E.; Hamilton, Michael; OF CORINTO CRATER SECONDARIES IN ELYSIUM Lima, Gabrielle; Ruiz, Amarildo; Geraldes, Mauro: U-PB PLANITIA ON MARS BADDELEYITE AGES FOR THE NOVA LACERDA AND 290-4 9:00 AM Piatek, Jennifer L.*; Tornabene, Livio; Osinski, Gordon R.: SALTO DO CÉU MAGMATIC INTRAPLATE EVENTS MARTIAN CRATER EJECTA: DECOUPLING CRATER IN THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC JAURU TERRANE: AGE AND EJECTA PRESERVATION EVIDENCE FOR WIDESPREAD 1.4 GA EXTENSIONAL TECTONICS IN THE SW AMAZONIAN CRATON, AND 290-5 9:15 AM Koeberl, Christian*; Reimold, Wolf Uwe: A SURVEY OF GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS METEORITE IMPACT STRUCTURES IN AFRICA 291-5 9:10 AM Ciborowski, T.J. R.*; Ernst, Richard E.; Kerr, A.C.; Millar, 290-6 9:30 AM Cavosie, Aaron*; Erickson, Timmons M.; Timms, Nick: Ian L.: THE GEOCHEMISTRY AND PETROGENESIS OF REIDITE AND SHOCK-TWINNED ZIRCON IN POLYMICT THE MATACHEWAN LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE BRECCIA FROM THE ORDOVICIAN ROCK ELM IMPACT STRUCTURE, USA 291-6 9:25 AM Chamberlain, Kevin R.*; Kilian, Taylor M.; Bleeker, Wouter; Ernst, Richard E.: WYOMING-KAAPVAAL LINK 290-7 9:45 AM Pincus, Maya R.*; Cavosie, Aaron; Gibbon, Ryan: CA. 2.7 GA AND EVIDENCE FOR A LATE ARCHEAN PRESERVATION OF VREDEFORT-DERIVED SHOCKED SUPERCONTINENT MINERALS IN 300 MA DWYKA GROUP TILLITE, SOUTH AFRICA 291-7 9:40 AM Gumsley, Ashley P.*; Olsson, Johan R.; Söderlund, Ulf; de Kock, Michiel O.; Hofmann, Axel; Klausen, Martin B.: THE USUSHWANA COMPLEX: A TALE OF TWO

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ARCHEAN LIPS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND SWAZILAND, 292-8 10:15 AM Cerling, Thure E.*: DIET AND ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MESOARCHEAN THE TURKANA BASIN OVER THE PAST 4 MA EVOLUTION OF THE SOUTH-EASTERN KAAPVAAL 292-9 10:35 AM Lüdecke, Tina*; Mulch, Andreas; Schrenk, Friedemann; CRATON Thiemeyer, Heinrich; Wacker, Ulrike; Fiebig, Jens: STABLE 291-8 9:55 AM Mitchell, Ross N.*; Bleeker, W.; Hamilton, Michael A.; ISOTOPE-BASED PLIO-PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE AND Evans, David A.D.: UNITING THE PLATES OF AMERICA: VEGETATION RECONSTRUCTIONS OF SOME OF PALEOMAGNETIC SIGNATURE OF THE HUDSONIAN THE EARLIEST HOMINID FOSSIL SITES IN THE EAST OROGENY AFRICAN RIFT SYSTEM (CHIWONDO BEDS, N MALAW) 291-9 10:10 AM Bethune, Kathryn*: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON TECTONIC 292-10 10:50 AM Ashley, Gail M.*; Magill, Clayton R.; Freeman, Katherine: ASSEMBLY OF THE WESTERN RAE CRATON: SPATIAL VARIATION IN PALEO CRITICAL ZONE EVIDENCE FROM THE ATHABASCA REGION OF ECOLOGY FROM BIOMARKERS AND COMPOUND SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA SPECIFIC Δ13C EVIDENCE, OLDUVAI GORGE, 291-10 10:25 AM Gumsley, Ashley P.*; Rådman, Johan; Söderlund, TANZANIA Ulf; Klausen, Martin B.: U-PB BADDELEYITE 292-11 11:10 AM Blumenthal, Scott A.*; Levin, Naomi E.; Plummer, GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE Thomas W.; Ditchfield, Peter W.; Bishop, Laura C.; Chritz, WHITE MFOLOZI DYKE SWARM: PART OF A COMPLEX Kendra L.; Whitfield, Liz; Potts, Richard; Cerling, Thure E.: ARRAY OF 2.70-2.66 GA DYKE SWARMS ACROSS THE THE ARIDITY INDEX REVISITED: RECALIBRATION AND KAAPVAAL CRATON, SOUTH AFRICA APPLICATION TO THE EARLY PLEISTOCENE OF THE 10:40 AM DISCUSSION LAKE VICTORIA BASIN, WESTERN KENYA 292-12 11:25 AM Beverly, Emily J.*; Driese, Steven G.; Peppe, Daniel J.; SESSION NO. 292 Faith, J. Tyler; Tryon, Christian A.; Roure-Johnson, T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: Cara A.; Michel, Lauren A.; Sharp, Warren D.: Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True PLEISTOCENE HOMININ PALEOENVIRONMENTAL (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology RECONSTRUCTIONS: SEDIMENTOLOGY, Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; MICROMORPHOLOGY, AND STABLE ISOTOPES OF Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM)) RIVERINE TUFAS FROM THE RUSINGA AND KARUNGU REGIONS OF WESTERN KENYA 8:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 11:40 AM DISCUSSION Cynthia M. Liutkus-Pierce and Gail M. Ashley, Presiding 8:00 AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 292-1 8:10 AM Campisano, Christopher J.*; Cohen, Andrew S.; Asrat, Asfawossen; Feibel, Craig S.; Kingston, John D.; Lamb, POSTER Henry F.; Olago, Daniel O.; Owen, R. Bernhart; Renaut, TECHNICAL SESSIONS Robin W.; Schäbitz, Frank: THE HOMININ SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING PROJECT (HSPDP) DRILLING CAMPAIGNS: THE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF TRYING SESSION NO. 293 THE UNIQUE AND NEW T91. New Insights on Porphyry Cu-Mo-Au Deposit Genesis, 292-2 8:25 AM Beck, Catherine C.*; Feibel, Craig S.; Henderek, Fertility, and Exploration (Posters) (Society of Economic Robyn L.; Gravina, Anna; Sier, Mark J.; Cohen, Geologists; Geochemical Society; GSA Mineralogy, Andrew S.; Campisano, Christopher J.: A FLUCTUATING Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) PLEISTOCENE LAKE MARGIN: UPDATES FROM THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C HSPDP WEST TURKANA KAITIO DRILL LEG Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 292-3 8:40 AM McCartney, Tannis*; Scholz, Christopher A.; Cohen, Booth # Andrew S.: CORRELATIONS BETWEEN NATURAL 293-1 1 Rusk, Brian G.*; Maydagan, Laura; Franchini, Marta; Mao, Wei; Li, SPECTRAL GAMMA AND MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY Xiaofeng: CATHODOLUMINESCENCE AND TRACE ELEMENTS LOGS AT KENYAN HSPDP SITES: THE SEARCH FOR A IN QUARTZ FROM PORPHYRY-TYPE ORE DEPOSITS MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY PROXY 293-2 2 Racosky, Alexandra*; Friehauf, Kurt: BIOTITE ALTERATION IN 292-4 8:55 AM Deocampo, Daniel M.*; Ashley, Gail M.; Cuadros, Javier; THE PRECAMBRIAN HAIB PORPHYRY COPPER DISTRICT, Delaney, Jeremy S.; Longstaffe, Fred J.; Elliott, W. NAMIBIA – HYDROGEN ISOTOPE CONSTRAINTS ON FLUID Crawford; Krekeler, Mark P.S.; Rabideaux, Nathan: THE ORIGINS ACACIA PROJECT: ANCIENT CLIMATE AND THE AUTHIGENIC CLAY INDEX OF ARIDITY 293-3 3 Banik, Tenley J.*; Miller, Calvin F.; Coble, Matthew A.: NEW

GEOCHRONOLOGIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON WEDNESDAY 292-5 9:15 AM Rabideaux, Nathan M.*; Deocampo, Daniel M.; Feibel, THE FORMATION OF CU ORE-BEARING PORPHYRY DIKE Craig S.; Beck, Catherine C.; Nielson, Dennis L.: UNITS, YERINGTON, NV ILLITIZATION OF SMECTITE DUE TO FAULT RELATED HYDROTHERMAL ALTERATION IN 293-4 4 Utevsky, Elinor S.*; Dilles, John H.; Kent, Adam J.R.: ZIRCON HSPDP WEST TURKANA CORE AS REVEALED BY GEOCHRONOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF PLUTONIC CLAY MINERALOGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR CORE ROCKS OF THE WESTERN CASCADES, WASHINGTON AND INTERPRETATION OREGON 292-6 9:30 AM Yost, Chad L.*; Cohen, Andrew S.; Feibel, Craig S.; 293-5 5 Malenda, Margariete*; Friehauf, Kurt; Mathur, Ryan: RE-OS Campisano, Christopher J.: PRELIMINARY PHYTOLITH ISOTOPIC DATING OF THE MESOPROTEROZOIC HAIB RESULTS FROM THE EARLY PLEISTOCENE WEST PORPHYRY COPPER DEPOSIT, SOUTHERN NAMIBIA TURKANA, KENYA, DRILL CORE OF THE HOMININ SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING PROJECT (HSPDP) 9:45 AM BREAK 292-7 10:00 AM Rose, Cassaundra A.*; deMenocal, Peter; Polissar, Pratigya J.: LATE MIOCENE RISE OF MODERN VEGETATION AND HYDROLOGICAL GRADIENTS IN NW POSTERS AFRICA FROM LEAF WAX BIOMARKERS

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SESSION NO. 294 295-7 19 Preston, Todd*; Chesley-Preston, Tara; Post van der Burg, Max; Smith, Bruce D.; Tangen, Brian: SPATIAL ANALYSIS T101. Landslide Hazard Analysis: Maps, Monitoring, Models, OF POTENTIAL BRINE CONTAMINATION TO AQUATIC and the Future (Posters) (GSA Environmental and Engineering RESOURCES IN THE GLACIAL DEPOSITS OF THE Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology WILLISTON BASIN Division; U.S. Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Program; Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists) 295-8 20 Guo, Ying*: THE IMPACT OF FREEZE–THAW ON SOIL CUT SLOPE STABILITY AND REINFORCEMENT OF SHRUB 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C ROOTS IN HIGH-LATITUDE FROZEN REGIONS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 295-9 21 Mitchell, Nathaniel A.*; Cho, Se Jong; Dalzell, Brent J.; Kumarasamy, Karthik; Gran, Karen: MODELING THE 294-1 6 Gbadebo, Adewole M.*; Adedeji, Oludare H.; Edogbo, HYDROLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WETLAND RESTORATION IN Ajogwu Sunday: INCIDENCE OF LANSLIDE HAZARD: ITS THE LE SUEUR WATERSHED WITH SWAT MAPPING USING REMOTE SENSING, GIS AND LOGISTIC REGRESSION MODEL IN EYINOKE HILLY AREA OF 295-10 22 Shan, Wei*: ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING GEOLOGY OKEIGBO, SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA OF THE BEI’AN TO HEIHE EXPRESSWAY IN CHINA WITH A FOCUS ON CLIMATE CHANGE 294-2 7 Bobrowsky, Peter*; Weise, Laura; Huntley, David H.: GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY RESULTS, INTERPRETATION 295-11 23 Loeffler, Shane*; Mooers, Howard D.; Myrbo, Amy: HISTORICAL AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AN ACTIVE LANDSLIDE IN THE RECORD OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION RECOVERED THOMPSON RIVER VALLEY, B.C FROM ABANDONED CANALS, BLACK COUNTRY, WEST MIDLANDS, UK 294-3 8 Pierson, Thomas C.*; Evarts, Russell C.; Bard, Joseph A.: FINDING NEW AND COMPLEX LANDSLIDES IN FORESTED 295-12 24 Brunton, Frank R.*: KARST AND HAZARDS LANDS TERRAIN: MAPPING USING LIDAR IN THE WESTERN MITIGATION: SOME GUIDELINES FOR GEOLOGICAL AND COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN ONTARIO KARST TERRAINS 294-4 9 Ford, Kiersti Rae*; Pluhar, Christopher J.; Stock, Greg M.; Stone, John O.; Zimmerman, Susan H.: COSMOGENIC BERYLLIUM-10 295-13 25 Routh, Joyanto*; Chandrajith, Rohana; Özgür, Halil; Wärn, Johan: EXPOSURE DATING OF THE TILTILL ROCK AVALANCHE IN SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS IN RECONSTRUCTING YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES PRESERVED IN A MIRE IN THE HORTON PLAINS, SRI LANKA 294-5 10 Hall, Louisa*; Robinson, Tom; Duffy, Brendan; Gravely, Darren; Hampton, Samuel J.: USING LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY 295-14 26 Natali, Jennifer L.*: DOES CAUSATION MATTER? CHANNEL MODELING TO INVESTIGATE POTENTIAL EARTHQUAKE INCISION AND ENGINEERED STREAM RESTORATION IN TRIGGERS FOR THE ANOMALOUSLY LARGE GREEN LAKE MONTANE MEADOWS OF CALIFORNIA’S SIERRA NEVADA ROCK AVALANCHE, NEW ZEALAND RANGE 294-6 11 Crawford, Matt*; Zhu, Junfeng; Webb, Steven: GEOLOGIC, 295-15 27 Harrington, Kelly*; Gillespie, Janice M.; Jordan, Preston: GEOTECHNICAL, AND GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION OF A CARBON CAPTURE POTENTIAL IN THE TEMBLOR SHALLOW LANDSLIDE, EASTERN KENTUCKY FORMATION, MCKITTRICK OIL FIELD, SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN BASIN, CALIFORNIA 294-7 12 Grant, Alex R.*; Wartman, Joseph; Abou-Jaoude, Grace: A TERRAIN CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR COSEISMIC 295-16 28 Driver, Damani A.*; O’Dell, Kaela; Paradis, Charles J.; Mahmoudi, LANDSLIDE HAZARD ANALYSIS; LEBANON, A CASE STUDY Nagissa; Fortney, Julian L.; Schaeffer, Sean M.; Hazen, Terry C.: SOIL MICROBIAL RESPIRATION AND BIOMASS AS A SESSION NO. 295 FUNCTION OF SOIL MOISTURE CONTENT IN A LENXINGTON SILT LOAM FROM WEST TENNESSEE Environmental and Engineering Geology (Posters) 295-17 29 Ho, Kelly T.*; Ruhl, Laura: CHEMICAL AND ADSORPTION 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C BEHAVIOR OF WEATHERED COAL COMBUSTION Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM PRODUCTS Booth # 295-18 30 Jain, Jinesh*; Edenborn, Harry M.: EFFECTS OF COAL FLY 295-1 13 Corley, Megan*; Mutande, Tembo; Mweetwa, Alice; Mutiti, ASH AND SHALE DRILL CUTTING AMENDMENTS ON GREEN Samuel: ACCUMULATION OF HEAVY METAL IN GRASS AND ROOF PLANT GROWTH VEGETABLES 295-2 14 Burns, Scott F.*: SECONDARY PROCESS OF DEEP-SEATED SESSION NO. 296 LANDSLIDES: REACTIVATION. HOW TO DETERMINE IF T103. Mining and the Environment: Addressing Common AN ANCIENT LANDSLIDE HAS REACTIVATED USING AN Challenges Faced across the Mining Industry (Posters) EXAMPLE FROM KELSO, WASHINGTON, 2014 (Geochemical Society; GSA Hydrogeology Division; GSA Coal 295-3 15 Delaney, Rachael K.*: APPLICATIONS OF GEOPHYSICAL Geology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology SURVEYS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PIPELINE Division) 295-4 16 Yerby, Cooper J.*; Gragg, Sara E.; Leavens, Joan; Harrington, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Jamie; Bhattacharya, Prosun; Datta, Saugata: MICROBIOLOGY Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM AND WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF THE LOWER Booth # GANGETIC PLAINS, BANGLADESH 296-1 31 Price, Amy E.*; Giardino, John R.: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE 295-5 17 Kimura, Sho*; Kaneko, Hiroaki; Ito, Takuma; Minagawa, EFFECTS OF ELEVATION AND ASPECT ON DEPOSITION OF Hideki: THE EFFECT OF EFFECTIVE NORMAL STRESS ON AIRBORNE POLLUTION AND WATER QUALITY IN AN ALPINE PARTICLE BREAKAGE, POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY OF CRITICAL ZONE: SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, COLORADO, USA SAND 296-2 32 Javadi, Mehrnoush*; Peterson, Holly E.; Mayer, K. Ulrich; Beckie, 295-6 18 Farag, Aida*; Post van der Burg, Max; Preston, Todd; Smith, Roger D.: INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTIVE NEUTRALIZATION Bruce D.; Tangen, Brian; Naftz, David L.; Chesley-Preston, Tara; POTENTIAL IN ANTAMINA MINE WASTE ROCK USING Thamke, Joanna; Gleason, Robert: INTEGRATED SCIENCE NUMERICAL MODELING STUDIES OF EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT ON 296-3 33 Kuhn, Ryan M.*; Latka, Jeffrey A.; Wolf, Stephen F.; Brake, ECOSYSTEMS IN THE WILLISTON BASIN Sandra S.: PRECIPITATE EVALUATION OF AN ACID MINE

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DRAINAGE SOLUTION COLLECTED AT THE GREEN VALLEY SESSION NO. 297 MINE, INDIANA, USA T108. Palynology in Geoarchaeological and Environmental 296-4 34 Clark, Elyse V.*; Zipper, Carl E.: ASSESSMENT OF THE NEAR- Studies (Posters) (GSA Archaeological Geology Division; SURFACE HYDROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF 12-YEAR Canadian Association of Palynologists; The Palynological OLD GRASS AND FORESTED SITES ON A RECLAIMED COAL Society; Paleontological Society) SURFACE MINE IN SOUTHWESTERN, VIRGINIA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 296-5 35 Cheong, Young-Wook*; Yim, Gil-Jae; Ji, Sang-woo; Oh, Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM ChamTeut; Hur, Won; Hong, Ji-Hae: PERFORMANCE OF Booth # VERTICAL FLOW REACTOR FOR THE TREATMENT OF FERRUGINOUS MINE WATER 297-1 49 Price, Andrea M.*; Pospelova, Vera; Latimer, James S.; Chmura, Gail L.: COASTAL EUTROPHICATION IN NORTHEAST U.S. 296-6 36 Kuzyk, Terryn*; Barbour, Lee; Hendry, Jim: A CONCEPTUAL ESTUARIES: DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS AS BIOINDICATORS MODEL FOR THE FLUSHING OF COAL WASTE ROCK PILES IN THE ELK VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 297-2 50 Bringue, Manuel*; Pospelova, Vera; Calvert, Steve; Ivanochko, Tara: HIGH RESOLUTION SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF 296-7 37 Appels, Willemijn M.*; Ireson, Andrew; Barbour, Lee: COMING DINOFLAGELLATE CYSTS FROM EFFINGHAM INLET (BC, THROUGH! SIMULATION OF PREFERENTIAL UNSATURATED CANADA) OVER THE PAST MILLENNIUM FLOW AND TRANSPORT IN MINE WASTE ROCK DUMP 297-3 51 Bringue, Manuel*; Pospelova, Vera; Pak, D.K.: SEASONAL 296-8 38 Szmigielski, Jakub T.*; Hendry, Jim; Barbour, Lee: PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC-WALLED DINOFLAGELLATE HYDROGEOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A CYSTS IN AN UPWELLING SYSTEM: A SEDIMENT TRAP GROUNDWATER SYSTEM DOWNGRADIENT OF A COAL STUDY FROM THE SANTA BARBARA BASIN, CALIFORNIA WASTE ROCK SPOIL 297-4 52 McCarthy, Francine*; Drljepan, Matea; Volik, Olena; 296-9 39 Quesnell, Kathryn A.*; Lenczewski, Melissa: TRACING Krueger, Andrea; Danesh, Donya: USING NON-POLLEN CREOSOTE CONTAMINATION THROUGH SLAG WASTE IN A PALYNOMORPHS AS PROXIES OF WATER QUALITY HYPER-ALKALINE ENVIRONMENT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 297-5 53 Hughes, Jonathan F.*: INTERPRETATION OF PALYNOLOGICAL 296-10 40 Power, Ian M.*; Harrison, Anna L.; McCutcheon, Jenine; DATA FROM SEDIMENT CORES COLLECTED IN Wilson, Siobhan A.; Dipple, Gregory M.; Southam, Gordon: POTENTIALLY “NOISY” ENVIRONMENTS STRATEGIZING CARBON-NEUTRAL MINES: A CASE FOR PILOT PROJECTS 297-6 54 Furth, Mary R.*; Li, Jiawen; Lipman, Matthew R.; Mininberg, Emily F.; Sasajima, Takuto; Thomas, Trevor M.; Wheeler, David A.; 296-11 41 Geiger, Emily M.*; Datta, Rupali; Sarkar, Dibyendu: Rueger, Bruce F.; Nelson, Robert E.: NEW POLLEN EVIDENCE MULTITASKING MISCANTHUS GIGANTEUS: FOR THE POSTGLACIAL VEGETATION HISTORY OF NORTH PHYTOREMEDIATION/PHYTOMINING OF MARGINAL, METAL- HAVEN ISLAND, MAINE CONTAMINATED LAND COUPLED WITH BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION SESSION NO. 298 296-12 42 Dhawi, Faten*; Tarasoff, Catherine; Datta, Rupali; Wusirika, T114. The Fate of Passive Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Ramakrishna: USING BIG BLUESTEM (ANDROPOGON Systems: Results, Solutions, and Advances for Continued GERARDII) FOR RESTORATION OF METAL CONTAMINATED Improvement of Impaired Waters (Posters) (GSA Environmental STAMP SANDS IN UPPER PENINSULA, MICHIGAN and Engineering Geology Division; GSA Coal Geology Division; 296-13 43 Meadows, Michelle Kristine*: LEAD AND ARSENIC GSA Hydrogeology Division) CONTAMINATION IN SOILS IN TOOELE, UT: AN EVALUATION 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C OF CONCENTRATION PATTERNS, MOBILITY AND THE NEED Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM FOR REMEDIATION Booth # 296-14 44 Sidhu, Virinder*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Datta, Rupali: EFFECTS 298-1 55 Davies, Gwendolyn E.*; Calvin, Wendy M.: HYPERSPECTRAL OF BIOSOLIDS AND COMPOST AMENDMENT ON ANALYSIS FOR QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE GEOCHEMICAL FORMS OF COPPER AND PHOSPHORUS GEOCHEMICAL FEATURES RELATED TO ACID DRAINAGE IN THE CONTAMINATED STAMP SANDS OF TORCH LAKE, AT A REMEDIATED OPEN-PIT SULFUR MINE MICHIGAN: AN INCUBATION STUDY 298-2 56 Strosnider, William H.J.*; Chastel, Jeffrey; Peer, Rebecca; 296-15 45 Min, Kyoung-Won*; Lee, Hyun-Cheol; Yoo, Hwan-Geun: CO2 Bach, Emily; Anthony, Evan; McCloskey, Jacob; Smyntek, UPTAKE USING NEUTRALIZATION PROCESS OF MINE Peter; Wagner, Rachel; Bandstra, Joel Z.: SINGLE-STAGE DRAINAGE ANAEROBIC PASSIVE CO-TREATMENT OF ACID MINE 296-16 46 Lizárraga, Liliana*; Gonzalez Sandoval, María R.; DRAINAGE AND MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER Rangel Martínez, Yamile; Blanco, Alberto; Vázquez Rodríguez, 298-3 57 RoyChowdhury, Abhishek*; Sarkar, Dibyendu; Deng, Yang; Gabriela; Beltrán Hernández, Icela: PRELIMINARY

Datta, Rupali: USING AN INDUSTRIAL BYPRODUCT TO TREAT WEDNESDAY METHODOLOGICAL GUIDE FOR A COMPREHENSIVE ACID MINE DRAINAGE IMPACTED WATER: PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF SITES INTENDED FOR DISPOSAL OF MINING RESULTS WASTE IN MEXICO 298-4 58 Kiiskila, Jeffrey D.*; Feuerstein, Kailey A.; Sarkar, Dibyendu; 296-17 47 Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S.*; Avasarala, Sumant; Brearley, Adrian; Datta, Rupali: PASSIVE REMEDIATION OF ACID MINE Cerrato, Jose; Blake, Johanna M.T.: CHEMICAL AND DRAINAGE BY VETIVER GRASS (CHRYSOPOGON MINEROLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ABANDOND ZIZANIOIDES L.) UNDER GREENHOUSE HYDROPONIC MINE WASTE IN NORTHEASTERN ARIZONA CONDITIONS 296-18 48 Gillerman, Virginia S.*; Weppner, Kerrie N.; Phillips, William M.: 298-5 59 Miller, Sam*; Chung, Young-Wook; Kim, Yongje; Jeon, Byong-hun; MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPLICATION OF GEOLOGY AND Lee, Eung Seok: TREATING METALS IN ACID MINE DRAINAGE ENGINEERING TO UNDERSTANDING AND MAPPING USING SLOW-RELEASE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AGGREGATE QUALITY IN IDAHO 298-6 60 Maj, Sarah K.*; Lopez, Dina L.; Schleich, Katharine; Kruse, Natalie A.; Bowman, Jennifer R.: ROLE OF IRONS OXIDATION AND PRECIPITATION OF ALUMINUM AND IRON MINERALS IN THE RECOVERY OF AN ACID MINE DRAINAGE REMEDIATED STREAM: HEWETT FORK, OHIO POSTERS

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298-7 61 Schleich, Katharine*; Lopez, Dina L.; Bowman, Jennifer R.; Kruse, MIXED SILICA-CARBONATE ACCRETIONARY STRUCTURES Natalie A.; Mackey, Amy L.: MODELING PRECIPITATION OF FROM A HOT SPRING (LITTLE HOT CREEK, CA) MINERALS AND WATER CHEMISTRY EVOLUTION IN AN ACID 300-2 74 Kendall, Shana L.*; Cady, Sherry: A COMPREHENSIVE MINE DRAINAGE REMEDIATED STREAM BIOSEDIMENTOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF 298-8 62 Traub, Eric L.*; Jefferson, Anne J.; Singer, David M.: THE MICROTERRACETTES THAT FORMED IN THE PRESENCE EFFECTS OF BIOGEOCHEMICAL SINKS ON THE MOBILITY OF CALOTHRIX-DOMINATED MATS IN QUEEN’S LAUNDRY, OF TRACE METALS IN AN AREA AFFECTED BY ACID MINE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, USA DRAINAGE, HUFF RUN, OHIO 300-3 75 Wilmeth, Dylan T.*; Corsetti, Frank A.; Bisenic, Nemanja; Dornbos, 298-9 63 Davis Todd, Carrie*; Lee, Karen: INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT Stephen Q.; Oji, Tatsuo; Sersmaa, Gonchigdorj: EVIDENCE FOR OF COAL REFUSE PILE REMOVAL ON WATER QUALITY PUNCTUATED GROWTH OF MICROBIAL CONES WITHIN AND MACROINVERTEBRATES IN LITTLE PAINT CREEK, EARLY CAMBRIAN ONCOIDS, BAYAN GOL FORMATION, PENNSYLVANIA GOBI-ALTAI, MONGOLIA 298-10 64 Fredrick, Kyle C.*: TRACKING THE IMPACTS OF A FAILING 300-4 76 Agić, Heda*; Ward, Lewis M.; Juarez Rivera, Marisol; Kerrigan, PASSIVE WETLAND TREATMENT SYSTEM, MORAINE STATE Zak; Petryshyn, Victoria A.; Corsetti, Frank A.; Tripati, PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Aradhna: LATERAL GROWTH OF LATE PLEISTOCENE STROMATOLITES FROM WALKER LAKE (NEVADA) AND SESSION NO. 299 PROXY CONSTRAINTS ON ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions (Posters) 300-5 77 Bernardi, Francesca*; Hickson, Thomas A.; Lamb, Melissa A.; (Geochemical Society) Stevens, Eric: NEW LACUSTRINE MICROBIALITE LOCALITY SURROUNDING UNIQUE SEDIMENTARY SPRING FEATURES, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C MIOCENE HORSE SPRING FORMATION, SOUTHERN Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM NEVADA Booth # 300-6 78 Zaloumis, Jonathan*; Farmer, Jack D.: COMPOSITION, 299-1 65 Frankel, Mathew L.*; Demeter, Marc; Lemire, Joseph; Turner, MICROTEXTURE AND MORPHOGENESIS OF Raymond J.: EVALUATING THE METAL TOLERANCE MICROBIALITES IN A MODERN COLD SPRING AT CAPACITY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES ISOLATED FROM CRYSTAL GEYSER, UTAH THE ALBERTA OILSANDS PROCESS WATER 300-7 79 DeMott, Laura M.*; Piazza, Olivia; Bertran, Emma; Bonis, Ben; 299-2 66 Leitholf, Andrew*; Burwick, John E.; Senko, John: Frantz, Carie M.; Loyd, Sean J.; Corsetti, Frank A.; Spear, DISTRIBUTIONS OF MICROBIALLY MEDIATED IRON John R.: USING CARBON ISOTOPES TO ASSESS METABOLISM IN ACID MINE DRAINAGE-DERIVED BIOGENICITY OF MIXED-COMPOSITION ACCRETIONARY SEDIMENTS STRUCTURES FROM A THERMAL SPRING (LITTLE HOT 299-3 67 Burwick, John E.*; Leitholf, Andrew; Menge, Christopher; Senko, CREEK, CALIFORNIA, USA) John: DISTRIBUTION OF FE(II) OXIDIZING MICROBIAL 300-8 80 Stevens, Eric*; Mcnamara, Sarah; Terres, April; Hickson, ACTIVITIES IN ACID MINE DRAINAGE-DERIVED IRON Thomas A.; Theissen, Kevin M.: MODERN AND ANCIENT MOUNDS MICROBIALITE DEPOSITS FROM A SHALLOW ALKALINE 299-4 68 Ghosh, Devanita*; Routh, Joyanto; Bhadury, Punyasloke; Dario, LAKE: LOWER PAHRANAGAT LAKE, CENTRAL NEVADA Mårten: DISTRIBUTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF 300-9 81 Ali, Guleed A.H.*; Hemming, Sidney R.; Zimmerman, Susan H.; LIPID BIOMARKERS AND TRACE METALS IN AN ARSENIC Wang, Xianfeng: INVESTIGATING THE ORIGIN OF PLATY CONTAMINATED PLEISTOCENE AQUIFER IN WEST BENGAL, LITHOID TUFA FROM THE WILSON CREEK FORMATION, INDIA MONO LAKE, CA 299-5 69 Balogh-Brunstad, Zsuzsanna*: WEATHERING UNDERCOVER: 300-10 82 Coulson, Ken P.*; Brand, Leonard R.: BIZARRE PATTERNS MICROBE-MINERAL INTERACTIONS IN THE RHIZOSPHERE FOUND IN UPPER CAMBRIAN STROMATOLITES OF SCOTS PINE 300-11 83 Collins, Joel F.*; Brenckle, Paul L.: STRATIGRAPHIC 299-6 70 Testa, Maurice P.*; Kirkland, Brenda L.; Pounders, Deborah; DISTRIBUTION AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS OF Qualls, Kevin: EXPLORATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP MICROBIAL FACIES IN AN ISOLATED CARBONIFEROUS BETWEEN MICROBIAL DENDRITIC SHRUB STRUCTURES CARBONATE BUILDUP CONSTRAINED BY AND FORMATION OF ARAGONITIC BOTRYOIDAL CEMENT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, KASHAGAN FIELD, NORTH CASPIAN 299-7 71 Newman, Sharon*; Mariotti, Giulio; Bosak, Tanja: BASIN, OFFSHORE KAZAKHSTAN CYANOBACTERIAL FOSSILIZATION THROUGH THE 300-12 84 Gröcke, Darren R.*; Caruthers, Andrew H.; Katalinic, Victor; FORMATION OF CALCIUM CARBONATE AND CLAY Trabucho-Alexandre, João; Gill, Benjamin C.; Them, Theodore R.; MINERALS Smith, Paul L.: EARLY JURASSIC PARALIC TO SHALLOW 299-8 72 White, Richard Allen*; Moon, Kyung-Mee; Foster, Leonard J.; MARINE MICROBIAL ENVIRONMENTS OF NEVADA: A Suttle, Curtis A.: THE PROTEOME OF THE NODULE-FORMING UNIQUE RECORD OF THE TOARCIAN OCEANIC ANOXIC FILAMENTOUS CYANOBACTERIUM, CANDIDATUS EVENT CALOTHRIX PAVILIONENSIS, PROVIDES A FUNCTIONAL 300-13 85 Latka, Jeffrey A.*; Magnin, Benjamin P.; Davis, Paul F.; LINK TO MICROBIALITE FORMATION Shawver, Gavin L.; Brake, Sandra S.; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: A EUKARYOTIC STROMATOLITE ENGINEER: FROM CHEMICAL SESSION NO. 300 SEDIMENTS TO BOUND BIOSTRUCTURES T135. New Developments in Microbialites (Posters) (GSA Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division; GSA Sedimentary SESSION NO. 301 Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; Society for T44. Progress and Challenges in Developing Tools and Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); Paleontological Society) Approaches Used in Sediment Budgets (Posters) (GSA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Booth # Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 300-1 73 Piazza, Olivia*; DeMott, Laura M.; Bertran, Emma; Bonis, Ben; Booth # Frantz, Carie M.; Corsetti, Frank A.; Loyd, Sean J.; Stevenson, 301-1 86 Bennett, Georgina*; Molnar, Peter; Lane, Stuart N.; Bordoy, Bradley S.; Stamps, Blake W.; Spear, John R.: BIOGENICITY OF Roger; Burlando, Paolo: QUANTIFYING, MODELING AND

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PREDICTING SEDIMENT TRANSFER THROUGH A MOUNTAIN GEOMORPHOLOGY OF A STREAM LOCATED IN THE BASIN PIEDMONT OF NORTH CAROLINA: A CASE STUDY 301-2 87 Phillips, Zachary R.*: ONE-DIMENSIONAL BED LOAD SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL AND SEDIMENT BUDGET SESSION NO. 303 FOR THE DAM REMOVAL-EFFECTED CONOCOCHEAGUE T142. Warnings Heeded, Problems Fixed, Disasters Averted: CREEK FLUVIAL SYSTEM Stories about How Geology and Geologists Have Succeeded in 301-3 88 Owens, Philip N.*; Barthod, Louise R.M.; Lobb, David A.; Helping Society (Posters) (GSA Geology and Society Division; Martinez-Carreras, Nuria; Koiter, Alexander J.; Petticrew, Ellen L.; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA McCullough, Greg: INVESTIGATING THE SOURCES OF Geology and Public Policy Committee; GSA Hydrogeology SEDIMENT IN A CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL WATERSHED Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division) USING A COLOUR-BASED FINGERPRINTING TECHNIQUE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 301-4 89 Takesue, Renee K.*; Rubin, David M.; Grams, Paul E.: Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM ASSESSING EROSION AND RE-DEPOSITION OF RELIC (PRE- Booth # DAM) SAND IN MODERN COLORADO RIVER SANDBARS 303-1 102 Shafer, David S.*; Dam, William L.; Steckley, Deborah; Cummins, FROM GEOCHEMICAL TRACERS Laura; Elmer, John; Ford, John; Picel, Mary H.: ASSESSMENT 301-5 90 Kelly, Sara*; Belmont, Patrick: APPLICATION OF OF LOCATION, IMPACTS, POTENTIAL RISKS, AND CLEANUP TERRESTRIAL-BASED STRUCTURE-FROM-MOTION COSTS OF DEFENSE-RELATED URANIUM MINES IN THE (SFM) PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO THE MEASUREMENT AND UNITED STATES MONITORING OF RIVER BLUFF EROSION 303-2 103 Mahoney, Michael R.*; Smith, Martin; Auermuller, Lisa; Grant, 301-6 91 Bevis, Martin A.*; Gran, Karen B.: FLUVIAL ADJUSTMENT TO Kristen; Feurt, Christine; Wilson, Kristin R.; Cox, Annie; Bickford, PLEISTOCENE BASE-LEVEL FALL AFFECTS SEDIMENT Sue: STORYTELLING AND SITE VISITS TO VULNERABLE BUDGETS OF MINNESOTA RIVER TRIBUTARIES COASTAL AREAS STRENGTHEN PARTNERSHIPS AND BUILD COMMUNITY RESILIENCE IN MAINE AND NEW SESSION NO. 302 JERSEY T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface 303-3 104 Benimoff, Alan I.*; Fritz, William J.; Kress, Michael: A GIS STUDY (Posters) (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology OF THE FATALITIES FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY ON Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK Division; Geochemical Society; Soils and Soil Processes 303-4 105 Tubman, Stephanie C.*; Gonzales, Leila M.; Boland, Interdisciplinary Interest Group) Maeve A.: CONNECTING DECISION MAKERS WITH 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C THE GEOSCIENCES: THE AMERICAN GEOSCIENCES Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM INSTITUTE’S CRITICAL ISSUES PROGRAM Booth # 303-5 106 Kodali, Lakshmi Narasimharao*; Megerle, Heidi; Schwarz, 302-1 92 Fowler, J.K.*; Mattheus, C.R.; Diggins, Thomas P.: OHIO’S Arianne: SUBSURFACE DAMS AS SUSTAINABLE WATER HEADLAND BEACHES: IMPACTS OF LAKE LEVELS AND ICE INFRASTRUCTURES IN THE SWARNAMUKHI RIVER BASIN, COVER ON A MODIFIED SHORELINE TIRUPATI, A.P. INDIA 302-2 93 Mattheus, C.R.*; Diggins, Thomas P.; Fowler, J.K.: FLUVIAL 303-6 107 Beason, Scott R.*; Driedger, Carolyn L.; Lockhart, Andrew B.; LANDFORM DEVELOPMENT AS DRIVER OF RIPARIAN Schelling, John D.; Gibson, Zane D.; Burkhart, Frances; Banks, FOREST SUCCESSION ALONG AN INCISED BEDROCK- AND Dan C.; Bustad, Kyle D.; Allen, Robert H.; Scott, Marci R.: OUTWASH-DOMINATED RIVER CORRIDOR: ZOAR VALLEY, LESSONS LEARNED FROM A BI-NATIONAL EXCHANGE WESTERN NEW YORK STATE BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND THE UNITED STATES: REAL-LIFE EMERGENCY PLANNING AND PREPAREDNESS FROM A 302-3 94 Schell, Jonathan Sebastian*; Luna, Lisa V.; Amidon, William H.; WORST-CASE SCENARIO Fisher, G. Burch; Burbank, Doug: LONG-TERM EROSION RATE RECORD FROM THE ANDEAN FORELAND, NW ARGENTINA 303-7 108 Stein, Seth*; Spencer, Bruce; Brooks, Edward: HOW WELL DO EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAPS WORK AND HOW GOOD DO 302-4 95 Larimer, Jeffrey E.*; Yanites, Brian J.: QUANTIFYING THEY HAVE TO BE? TRANSIENT INCISION TO DETERMINE THE TIMING AND STYLE OF BASELEVEL CHANGE IN CENTRAL IDAHO 303-8 109 Lebellegard, Pierre*; Garaebiti Bule, Esline; Todman, Sylvain; Pillet, Robert; Rouland, Daniel: ORSNET CONCEPT: A PACIFIC 302-5 96 Cesta, Jason M.*; Ward, Dylan J.: TESTING THE LINKS INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION FOR SEISMIC HAZARDS BETWEEN CLIMATE AND SEDIMENTATION IN THE ATACAMA MITIGATION DESERT, NORTHERN CHILE: INSIGHTS THROUGH COSMOGENIC 36CL SESSION NO. 304 302-6 97 Xu, Jie*; Snedden, John; Stockli, Daniel F.; Fulthorpe, T60. Improving Learning Outcomes by Transforming the WEDNESDAY Craig S.: A CONTINENTAL PROVENANCE SHIFT OF Geoscience Classroom (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education LOWER MIOCENE FORMATION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO Division) BASIN: INSIGHT FROM DETRITAL ZIRCON GEO- AND THERMOCHRONOMETRY 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 302-7 98 Cui, Yao*; Skea, David: DELINEATING CATCHMENT BASINS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM BY GRAPH TRIPLES Booth # 302-8 99 Lapo, Kristiana E.*; Todd, Claire E.: FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS OF 304-1 110 Hirmas, D.R.*; Johnson, A.L.; Miller, J.R.; Slocum, T.; COSMOGENIC ISOTOPE SURFACE EXPOSURE DATING OF Hasiotis, S.T.; Halfen, A.F.; Johnson, W.C.: USE OF DIGITAL GLACIAL DEPOSITS TO DETERMINE HOLOCENE GLACIAL AND 3-D PRINTED SOIL STRUCTURE SPECIMENS IN AN CHRONOLOGY ON MOUNT RAINIER, WA INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE LABORATORY 302-9 100 Clark, Nichole*; Brooks, Gregg; Larson, Rebekka; Holmes, 304-2 111 Jones, Jason P.*; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Roberts, Jennifer A.: Charles: 241AM AS A STRATIGRAPHIC MARKER OBSERVATIONS OF GEOLOGIC BUILDING MATERIALS FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTING AND OTHER AT THE INTRODUCTORY LEVEL: PREDICTING AND THERMONUCLEAR REACTIONS SCAFFOLDING STUDENT SUCCESS IN DEVELOPING EXPERT-LIKE GEOCOGNITION 302-10 101 Rachide, Stephen P.*; Rinehart, Morgan S.; Diemer, POSTERS John A.: THE EFFECT OF A BEAVER COMPLEX ON THE 304-3 112 Bitting, Kelsey S.*; Roberts, Jennifer A.; Olcott Marshall, Alison: STUDENT PERCEPTIONS OF ACTIVE LEARNING IN

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REDESIGNED INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY COURSES AT A 305-9 130 Tewksbury, Barbara J.*; Hogan, John P.; Mehrtens, Charlotte: U.S. PUBLIC UNIVERSITY USING ONLINE VIDEO CONFERENCING AND FILE SHARING 304-4 113 Whitt, Katelyn M.*; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Roberts, J.A.: TO RUN MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL SEMINARS AND TO BRING PERSPECTIVES ON THE VALUE OF FIELDWORK IN LARGE GUEST SPEAKERS TO THE CLASSROOM INTRODUCTORY-LEVEL GEOLOGY COURSES 305-10 131 Colosimo, Amanda*; Barone, Jessica L.; Yager, Kristie; Wamsley, 304-5 114 Welton, Wade T.*; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Roberts, Jennifer A.: Randy: GOOD FOR MORE THAN SIMPLY SHARING RECIPES: ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIRTUAL STUDENT BLOGGING IN THE FIELD EXPLORATION IN GOOGLE EARTH AND SPATIAL 305-11 132 Barone, Jessica L.*; Colosimo, Amanda: ENTERING THE REASONING IN INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE BLOGOSPHERE: FACULTY PERSPECTIVES ON STUDENT 304-6 115 Horrell, Mark A.*: CAPTURING THE MILLENNIAL MIND BLOGGING IN THE FIELD THROUGH ENGAGING, CONTENT-RICH GOOGLE EARTH 305-12 133 Jovanelly, Tamie*: INCORPORATING QRL SCAN CODES IN A FIELD TRIPS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A FRESHMAN- GEOLOGY-AWARENESS CAMPUS ENGAGEMENT PROJECT LEVEL GEOSCIENCE COURSE 305-13 134 Kirst, Scott R.*; Flood, Tim P.: A PROJECT BASED PRE- 304-7 116 Ryker, Katherine*; Iverson, Ellen; Bruckner, Monica Z.; COURSE GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP FOR K-8 PRE-SERVICE McConnell, David; Manduca, Cathryn; Larsen, Krista: TEACHERS CONNECTING BELIEFS TO ACTION: HOW GEOSCIENCE 305-14 135 Hendy, Katherine A.*; Lundgren, Lisa M.; Hendy, Austin J.W.; FACULTY PERCEPTIONS OF THEIR PROFESSIONAL MacFadden, Bruce J.; Dunckel, Betty A.; Crippen, Kent J.; ENVIRONMENT IMPACT TEACHING Ellis, Shari: FOSSIL: DEVELOPING A CYBER-ENABLED 304-8 117 Koziol, Andrea M.*: FLIPPING THE UPPER LEVEL PETROLOGY COMMUNITY FOR PALEONTOLOGISTS CLASSROOM: AN ANECDOTAL REPORT 304-9 118 Millham, Rosemary A.*: POSSIBLE IMPACT ON SCIENCE SESSION NO. 306 MISCONCEPTIONS AS A RESULT OF INSTRUCTIONAL T66. Transformative Innovations in Undergraduate INTERVENTION Geoscience Education Supported by NSF Funding Programs: 304-10 119 Gilley, Brett H.*; Scoates, James S.; Hickey, Kenneth A.: Accomplishments and Future Directions (Posters) (National TRANSFORMING AN UPPER-YEAR MINERAL DEPOSITS Association of Geoscience Teachers) CLASS THROUGH INTERACTIVE ENGAGEMENT 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 304-11 120 Pound, Kate S.*; Rogers, Michael; Bratt, Kirstin R.; Sundheim, Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Nancy K.: IMPLEMENTATION OF BACKWARD DESIGN AND Booth # ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS IN EARTH SCIENCE CURRICULA 306-1 136 Teasdale, Rachel*; Selkin, Peter A.; Goodell, Laurel P.: LIVING 304-12 121 Webber, Amy*; Stern, Robert J.: USING CUSTOM-MADE ON THE EDGE: AN INTEGRATE CURRICULUM ABOUT PLAYING CARDS TO REINFORCE UNDERGRADUATE BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES ON ACTIVE PLATE LEARNING IN IGNEOUS PETROLOGY BOUNDARIES 306-2 137 Jefferson, Anne J.*; Griffith, Elizabeth M.; Ortiz, Joseph D.; Dees, SESSION NO. 305 David; Merchant, William: HANDS-ON EXPERIENCES WITH T65. Successful Models of Blended/Hybrid Learning STABLE ISOTOPES IN THE GEOSCIENCES CURRICULUM Environments in the Geosciences (Posters) (GSA Geoscience 306-3 138 Griffith, Elizabeth M.*; Ortiz, Joseph D.; Jefferson, Anne J.; Dees, Education Division; National Association of Geoscience David; Merchant, William: RAYLEIGH ISOTOPE DISTILLATION Teachers) MODULE – DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSFERABILITY IN 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM 306-4 139 Rutherford, Sandra*; Mattox, Stephen R.: HIGH SCHOOL Booth # GEOLOGY FOR UNIVERSITY CREDIT – FROM THE 305-1 122 Bralower, Timothy J.*; Bice, David M.; Millet, April; Oakes, TEACHER’S PERSPECTIVE Rosie; Bruckner, Monica Z.; Iverson, Ellen: EARTH FUTURES: 306-5 140 Castendyk, Devin*; Bader, Nicholas; Carey, Cayelan; Gougis, A BLENDED GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE AT THE Rebekka; Fuller, Randall; Gibson, Catherine; Klug, Jennifer; PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Meixner, Thomas; O’Reilly, Catherine; Richardson, David: THE 305-2 123 Bedward, John*; McConnell, David: GEOSCIENCE MULTIMEDIA USE OF HIGH-FREQUENCY DATA TO ENGAGE STUDENTS IN PRODUCERS: ASSESSING THE PEDAGOGICAL AND DESIGN QUANTITATIVE REASONING AND SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSE VALUE OF MULTIMEDIA GEOSCIENCE MATERIAL 306-6 141 Ryan, Jeffrey*; Singer, Jill: NSF IUSE PROGRAM 305-3 124 Dixon, Jennifer L.*; McConnell, David: GEOSCIENCE VIDEOS OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION AND THEIR ROLE IN SUPPORTING STUDENT LEARNING IN COMMUNITY HYBRID INTRODUCTORY GEOSCIENCE COURSES 306-7 142 Scal, Roland*; Shekoyan, Vazgen: DEVELOPING AN ACTIVE 305-4 125 Ryker, Katherine*; McConnell, David: THE ASSIGNMENT IS LEARNING GEMOLOGY STUDIO COURSE FOR NON- POSTED: NOW WHAT? STUDENT ACCESS TO ONLINE SCIENCE MAJORS RESOURCES AND ITS IMPACT ON EXAM PERFORMANCE SESSION NO. 307 305-5 126 Nagy-Shadman, Elizabeth A.*: PROMOTE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN THE LEARNING PROCESS FROM A T78. Engaging the Next Generation of Geoscientists: Effective SIMPLE FLIP OF HOMEWORK BEFORE LECTURE Educational Strategies That Broaden Participation and Prepare Diverse Learners for Advanced Study and Careers in the Earth 305-6 127 Wiese, Katryn*; McConnell, David: DESIGNING AND USING Sciences (Posters) (GSA Geoscience Education Division) VIDEOS IN UNDERGRADUATE GEOSCIENCE EDUCATION – A WORKSHOP AND RESOURCE WEBSITE REVIEW 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 305-7 128 Wiese, Katryn*: REPLACING LECTURE WITH ONLINE VIDEO Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM TUTORIALS Booth # 305-8 129 Kent, Molly*; Egger, Anne E.; Bitting, Kelsey S.; Cook, 307-1 143 Benson, Robert G.*: USING A WORLD-CLASS MUSEUM AND Geoffrey W.; Manduca, Cathryn A.: GETTING THE MOST TOUCH TABLE INTERFACE TO ASSESS CONNECTIONS OF OUT OF YOUR INTRODUCTORY COURSES: WEB-BASED HISPANIC PLACE AND CULTURE WITH THE GEOSCIENCES RESOURCES TO HELP YOU TRANSFORM YOUR COURSE

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307-2 144 Bolman, Jacquelyn*: EARTH SCIENCE AND GEOSCIENCE SESSION NO. 309 EDUCATION: ENSURING THE EVOLUTION AND PRACTICE T170. Physical and Biogeochemical Measurements That OF ALL UNDERREPRESENTED SCIENTISTS AND Characterize Groundwater–Surface Water Interactions: Where RESEARCHERS IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND BEYOND to Go from Here? (Posters) (GSA Hydrogeology Division; 307-3 145 Hunt, Andrew*: THE “ADVANCING UNDERGRADUATE TO GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division; GSA GEOENVIRONMENTAL MASTER’S FOR ENGAGED NEEDS- Geobiology & Geomicrobiology Division) BASED TALENTED STUDENTS” (AUGMENTS) PROGRAM 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 307-4 146 Cole, Ronald B.*; Willey, Daniel: ENHANCED DIVERSITY Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM AND RETENTION OF UNDERGRADUATE STEM MAJORS Booth # AT ALLEGHENY COLLEGE: OUTCOMES OF A NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION S-STEM PROGRAM 309-1 159 Bursi, John Michael*; Larsen, Daniel; Waldron, Brian; Schoefernacker, Scott R.; Eason, James; Girdner, Sarah: 307-5 147 Brame, Rachel*; Nichols, Bryan; Pitts Bannister, Vanessa: RECHARGE TO THE MEMPHIS AQUIFER IN SOUTHWESTERN INTEGRATING STEM BEYOND THE CLASSROOM TENNESSEE, AN EXAMPLE OF A SAND-DOMINATED 307-6 148 Pounders, Deborah*; Radencic, Sarah P.; Testa, Maurice COASTAL PLAIN AQUIFER IN A HUMID REGION P.; Schmitz, Darrel W.; Pierce, Donna M.; McNeal, Karen 309-2 160 Pickus, Benjamin A.*; Herman, Janet S.; Mills, Aaron L.: CROSS- S.: INSPIRE-ING ENGAGEMENT AND INTEREST IN SECTIONAL ANALYSIS AND INFILTRATION RATES OF TH TH GEOSCIENCES WITH 7 - 8 GRADE UNDERREPRESENTED LOW-RELIEF STREAMS DRAINING WATERSHEDS OF THE POPULATIONS OF MISSISSIPPI ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN 309-3 161 Weatherford, Jonathan M.*; Cummings, Michael L.: FENS, SESSION NO. 308 A PUMICE AQUIFER, AND HYDROLOGIC RESPONSE TO T146. Where’s the Data? Finding and Using Geoscience Data HOLOCENE VOLCANISM, SOUTH-CENTRAL OREGON (Posters) (Geoscience Information Society) 309-4 162 van der Kamp, Garth*; Nachshon, Uri; Ireson, Andrew: CLIMATE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C VARIABILITY AND SALINIZATION OF THE PRAIRIES: Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SNOWMELT VS RAINFALL Booth # 309-5 163 Kidmose, Jacob*; Troldborg, Lars; Refsgaard, Jens Christian; 308-1 149 Donahue, Magdalena*; Donahue, John: FIELD PLAY AND THE Stisen, Simon: FORECASTING SUMMER LOW-FLOWS IN 2014 NEW MEXICO GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY FALL FIELD WESTERN DENMARK AND THE SEASONAL MEMORY OF A CONFERENCE: INCORPORATING AUGMENTED REALITY HYDROGEOLOGICAL SYSTEM AND LOCATION SENSITIVE CONTENT TO CREATE AN 309-6 164 Bae, Jongsoem*; Kim, Deog-geun: COMPARISON OF INTERACTIVE, DATA-RICH LANDSCAPE GROUNDWATER FLOODING INTENSITY (GFI) AND FLOOD 308-2 150 Tewksbury, David A.*: PATTERNED GROUND II: CREATING VULNERABILITY INDEX (FVI) AND THEIR APPLICABILITY IN GOOGLE EARTH KMZ FILES OF GEOREFERENCED SOUTH KOREA HISTORIC NIKE MISSILE LAUNCH SITE AERIAL 309-7 165 Kim, Gyoo-Bum*; Cha, Eun-Jee; Lee, Seung-Hyun: PHOTOGRAPHS USING GLOBAL MAPPER AND THE NEW APPLICABILITY OF GROUNDWATER FLOOD INTENSITY ARC2EARTH EXTENSION FOR ARCMAP IN THE UPPER RIVERSIDES AFTER A LARGE WEIR 308-3 151 Van Boskirk, Elizabeth Jane*; Gottlieb, Mike; Johnson, Wade; CONSTRUCTION IN THE NAKDONG RIVER, SOUTH KOREA Pyatt, Chad; Mencin, David; Hodgkinson, Kathleen; Henderson, 309-8 166 Kuiper, Seth J.*; Hampton, Duane R.: DETERMINING Brent; Gallaher, Warren: UTILIZING GEOLOGIC SAMPLES DISCHARGE FROM THE FALLASBURG DAM AND THE POST PLATE BOUNDARY OBSERVATORY BOREHOLE HYDROLOGY OF THE FLAT RIVER BYPASS CHANNEL, STRAINMETER NETWORK CONSTRUCTION LOWELL, MICHIGAN 308-4 152 Allison, M. Lee*; Patten, Kim; Black, Rachael; Katz, Anna; 309-9 167 Brown, Krista Marie*; Jefferson, Anne J.: AFTER THE DAM Kretschmann, Kate; Pearthree, Genevieve: EARTHCUBE: A COMES DOWN: GROUNDWATER-STREAM INTERACTIONS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN ORGANIZATION FOR GEOSCIENCE AND WATER QUALITY EFFECTS OF RESTORED AND CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE UNRESTORED REACHES IN NORTHEASTERN OHIO 308-5 153 Jones, Megan H.*; Matsumoto, George: EARTH - EDUCATION 309-10 168 Baker, Stuart B.*; Jefferson, Anne J.: CHANGES IN HYPORHEIC AND RESEARCH: TESTING HYPOTHESES – BRINGING EXCHANGE AND SUBSURFACE PROCESSES FOLLOWING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INTO THE CLASSROOM USING STREAM RESTORATION NEAR-REAL TIME DATA FROM OCEAN OBSERVATORIES 309-11 169 Cook, Robert D.*: SUPERPOSITION OF DIEL SIGNALS IN 308-6 154 Hudson, Matt*: THE VALUE OF OLD DATA: TRENDS IN GSA STREAM DISCHARGE – INSIGHTS INTO WATERSHED DATA REPOSITORY USAGE BEHAVIOR 308-7 155 Musser, Linda R.*: DECISION MATRIX FOR DATA SHARING

309-12 170 Scotch, Chester Gene*; Murgulet, Dorina; Hay, Richard: WEDNESDAY AND STORAGE QUANTIFYING GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE 308-8 156 Devarakonda, Ranjeet*; Palanisamy, Giri: A WEB-BASED TOOL USING STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TEMPERATURE TIME- FOR PREPARING FGDC-CSDGM METADATA SERIES AND RESISTIVITY METHODS 308-9 157 Guan, Xiangyang*; Chen, Cynthia: SIMILARITIES IN DIFFERENT 309-13 171 Constantz, Jim*; Eddy-Miller, Cheryl; Wheeler, Jerrod; NATURES – A COMPARISON OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE Stonestrom, David: DEUTERIUM AND OXYGEN-18 SAMPLING BETWEEN HURRICANE SANDY AND OSO MUDSLIDE IN TANDEM WITH CONTINUOUS TEMPERATURE LOGGING 308-10 158 Robins, Cristina M.*; Grant, Claudia; Wood, Aaron R.; Ellis, INCREASES UNDERSTANDING OF SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL Shari; MacFadden, Bruce J.: UTILIZING DIGITAL MEDIA TO PATTERNS OF STREAM EXCHANGES WITH GROUNDWATER COMMUNICATE SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS WITH A DIVERSE 309-14 172 Cunningham, William L.*; Barlow, Paul; Zhai, Tong; Gray, Mark: AUDIENCE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GROUNDWATER TOOLBOX: A NEW GRAPHICAL AND MAPPING INTERFACE FOR ANALYSIS OF HYDROLOGIC DATA TO SUPPORT BASIN- SCALE UNDERSTANDING OF GROUNDWATER/SURFACE- WATER EXCHANGE POSTERS

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 287 SESSION NO. 309

309-15 173 Rawitch, Michael Jess*; Macpherson, G.L.: CO2 FLUX FROM 310-11 188 Plante, Kyle E.*; Scott, Jennifer J.; Maybury, Braden R.P.; GRASSLAND HEADWATER STREAMS Smith, M. Elliot: SYNDEPOSITIONAL DOMING AND 309-16 174 Cosans, Cassandra L.*; Herman, Janet S.; Mills, Aaron L.: DEVELOPMENT OF A LARGE HYDROTHERMAL SPRING INSIGHTS INTO NITROGEN FLUXES: QUANTIFYING DEPOSIT IN THE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, WILDHORSE VARIATIONS IN GROUNDWATER-STREAM CONNECTIONS DRAW, WYOMING 309-17 175 Niazi, Amir*; Bentley, L.R.; Hayashi, Masaki: EVALUATION OF 310-12 189 Brown, Sabrina R.*; McCune, Alan; Stone, Jeffery; McLennan, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF GROUNDWATER RECHARGE David A.; Williams, Tina M.; Latimer, Jennifer C.: HOLOCENE USING CHLORIDE MASS BALANCE IN A RURAL CLIMATE AND STRATIFICATION HISTORY OF ISLAND LAKE, WATERSHED IN ALBERTA WYOMING 309-18 176 McMillan, Nicholas J.*; Larson, Peter B.; Fairley, Jerry P.; 310-13 190 Kielb, Shelley*; Atanassova, Iglika; Hubeny, J. Bradford; Monecke, Mulvaney-Norris, Joseph L.; Donnelly, Alayne; Ching, Katrin; McCarthy, Francine M.G.: CULTURAL EUTROPHICATION Gilbert; Lindsey, Cary R.; Lubenow, Brady L.: MASS FLUX OF SLUICE POND, LYNN MASSACHUSETTS, MEASUREMENTS OF HOT SPRINGS IN YELLOWSTONE RECONSTRUCTED FROM STABLE ISOTOPES PRESERVED NATIONAL PARK USING DEUTERIUM OXIDE DOPING IN DATED SEDIMENT CORES METHOD 310-14 191 Brenna, Britni L.*; Renaut, Robin W.; Owen, R. Bernhart: THE 309-19 177 Uriostegui, Stephanie H.*; Bibby, Richard K.; Esser, Bradley K.; CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL AND MICROBIAL ORIGINS OF Clark, Jordan F.: QUANTIFYING SEASONAL GROUNDWATER PLEISTOCENE CHERTS AT LAKE MAGADI, KENYA RIFT RECHARGE IN SNOW-DOMINATED BASINS IN THE SIERRA VALLEY NEVADA USING COSMOGENIC S-35 310-15 192 Davies, Lauren J.*; Froese, Duane G.: TOWARDS A CRYPTOTEPHRA FRAMEWORK FOR NORTHERN NORTH SESSION NO. 310 AMERICA: CHRONOLOGICAL AND STRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS FOR SEDIMENTARY SEQUENCES T173. From Peak to Playa, Saline to Fresh—The Great Diversity of Lakes (Poster) (GSA Limnogeology Division) 310-16 193 O’Connor, Keith*; Balogh-Brunstad, Zsuzsanna: GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF A KETTLE LAKE IN UPSTATE NEW YORK 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM SESSION NO. 311 Booth # Recent Advances in Marine and Coastal Geoscience (Posters) 310-1 178 Padilla, Kelsey A.*; Medina, Lindsey D.; Blunt, Ashleigh B.; Negrini, Rob: LATEST PLEISTOCENE THROUGH HOLOCENE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C LAKE LEVELS FROM TULARE LAKE, CA: TESTING RESULTS Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM USING THE SMEAR SLIDE TECHNIQUE Booth # 310-2 179 Caylor, Emilia A.*; Munoz, Ricardo; Yost, Chad L.; Ladwig, Jammi; 311-1 194 Blemker, Samantha*: PRE– AND POST–STORM Myrbo, Amy; Howes, Thomas: A 400-YEAR PHYTOLITH-BASED MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SAND DUNE RECONSTRUCTION OF WILD RICE (ZIZANIA PALUSTRIS) EFFECTIVENESS AND REGENERATION IN MID–ATLANTIC ABUNDANCE FROM MUD LAKE CORE SEDIMENTS, BARRIER ISLAND SYSTEMS FOND DU LAC BAND OF LAKE SUPERIOR CHIPPEWA 311-2 195 Alexander, Clark R.*: SEDIMENT ACCUMULATION WITHIN THE RESERVATION, MINNESOTA, USA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BIGHT: PATTERNS, RATES AND 310-3 180 Frahm, Jacob Y.*; Theissen, Kevin M.: A LATE HOLOCENE PROCESSES PALEOHYDROLOGICAL RECORD FROM LOWER 311-3 196 Widmann, Philipp*; Kuhn, Thomas; Schulz, Hartmut: PAHRANAGAT LAKE, CENTRAL NEVADA IMPLICATIONS OF EPISODIC FERROMANGANESE NODULE 310-4 181 Reininga, Kendra*; McCune, Alan; Stone, Jeffery: DIATOM GROWTH AND INTENSIFIED MANGANESE FLUX CAUSED BY ANALYSIS OF A PAIRED RESERVOIR SYSTEM WITH CHANGING OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS DIVERGENT NUTRIENT LOADING HISTORIES IN RURAL 311-4 197 Poppe, L.J.*; McMullen, K.Y.; Danforth, W.W.; Parker, C.E.: INDIANA COMBINED MULTIBEAM BATHYMETRY DATA FROM RHODE 310-5 182 Adams, Kenneth D.*; Bacon, Steven N.; Lancaster, Nicholas; ISLAND SOUND AND BLOCK ISLAND SOUND – A REGIONAL Rhodes, Edward J.; Negrini, Robert M.: HOW WET CAN IT GET? PERSPECTIVE DEFINING FUTURE CLIMATE EXTREMES BASED ON LATE 311-5 198 McMullen, K.Y.*; Poppe, L.J.; Glomb, K.A.: SEA-FLOOR HOLOCENE LAKE-LEVEL RECORDS GEOLOGY IN NORTHWESTERN BLOCK ISLAND SOUND, 310-6 183 Hixson, Jase*; Stone, Jeffery; Yeager, Kevin M.; Schindler, RHODE ISLAND Kimberly: EUTROPHICATION TRACKING THROUGH 311-6 199 O’Donnell, Brady*; Browning, Trevor; Larson, Rebekka; Brooks, INTERCONNECTED KETTLE LAKES IN AGRICULTURAL Gregg R.: USING X-RAY DIFFRACTION TO IDENTIFY INDIANA MINERALOGIC DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS IN OTTER CREEK, 310-7 184 Bacon, Steven N.*; Adams, Kenneth D.; Bullard, Thomas F.; ST. JOHN, USVI Keen-Zebert, Amanda; Decker, David L.: SILL FAILURE AND 311-7 200 Hawkins, David W.*; Corbett, D. Reide; Walsh, J.P.: MODERN CATASTROPHIC OUTBURST FLOODS FROM OWENS LAKE, SUBTIDAL SEDIMENTATION AND ESTUARINE SHORELINE CALIFORNIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR LATEST PLEISTOCENE CHANGE AROUND ROANOKE ISLAND, NORTH CAROLINA AND HOLOCENE PALEOHYDROLOGY OF THE OWENS RIVER DRAINAGE BASIN 311-8 201 Yellen, Brian C.*; Woodruff, Jonathan D.; MacDonald, Daniel; Martini, Anna: SEDIMENTARY RESPONSE OF TIDAL 310-8 185 Steen, Douglas P.*; Laabs, Benjamin J.C.; Munroe, Jeffrey S.; FRESHWATER RIVER COVES TO SALT INTRUSION – Amidon, William H.: WATER BALANCE MODELING AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SEA LEVEL RISE PALEOCLIMATE INVESTIGATION OF PLEISTOCENE PLUVIAL LAKE CLOVER, NEVADA, USA 311-9 202 Best, Louise A.*: LATE HOLOCENE SEA-LEVEL CHANGE AND SALINE INTRUSION, HUMBER ESTUARY, UK 310-9 186 Maybury, Braden R.P.*; Scott, Jennifer J.; Plante, Kyle E.; Smith, M. Elliot: TUFFACEOUS MICROBIAL MAT MARKER 311-10 203 Incatasciato, Joseph M.*; Hubeny, J. Bradford: EVALUATION BED, GREEN RIVER FORMATION, WILDHORSE DRAW, OF STABLE ISOTOPIC MARSH ZONATION IN THE FOREST WYOMING, CONSTRAINS TIMING OF SILICIFICATION IN RIVER ESTUARY, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS SPRING MOUND HORIZON TO ~50 MA 311-11 204 Strand, Jessica*; Corbett, D. Reide; Walsh, J.P.: EXAMINING 310-10 187 Oviatt, Charles G.*; Jewell, Paul: THE BONNEVILLE COASTAL MARSH ACCRETION AND DYNAMICS IN SHORELINE NORTHEASTERN, NC

288 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition SESSION NO. 313

311-12 205 Shmorhun, Nina*; Barber, Donald C.; Morris, James T.; Woodson, 312-8 221 Guiffre, Nicholas*; Clark, Christine M.: EXPLORING Anna Lee: LATE HOLOCENE INITIATION AND DEVELOPMENT THE ASSOCIATION OF MASSIVE PEGMATITES AND OF SALTMARSH PEAT DEPOSITS IN CORE SOUND AND SUPERVOLCANOES SOUTHERN PAMLICO SOUND, NORTH CAROLINA, USA 312-9 222 Chiarenzelli, Jeffrey R.*; Lupulescu, Marian V.; Selleck, Bruce W.; 311-13 206 Routh, Joyanto*; Ranjan, Rajesh K.; Klump, Val; Ramanathan, Robinson, George; Pecha, Mark; Hagen-Peter, Hillary; Lockwood, Al: BIOMARKER RECORD OF ORGANIC MATTER INPUT AND Thomas D.: GEOCHRONOLOGY OF CLASSIC MINERAL ECOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE PICHAVARAM MANGROVE DEPOSITS OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, NEW YORK COMPLEX, SOUTHEASTERN INDIA 311-14 207 Halls, Joanne*; Costin, Kaitlyn: MAPPING SUBMERGED AND SESSION NO. 313 EMERGENT COASTAL HABITATS IN AN URBANIZED TIDAL Paleontology: Biostratigraphy and Biogeography (Posters) CREEK WATERSHEDS 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 311-15 208 Busch, James*; Harbor, David; Greer, Lisa; Wirth, Karl; Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Lescinsky, Halard L.; Curran, H. Allen: ACROPORA Booth # CERVICORNIS ABUNDANCE ASSESSMENT AND HABITAT 313-1 223 Ritterbush, Kathleen A.*; Foote, Michael; Miller, Arnold I.: CHARACTERIZATION AT CORAL GARDENS, BELIZE INFLUENCE OF GEOGRAPHIC RANGE ON TAXONOMIC USING IKONOS MULTISPECTRAL SATELLITE IMAGERY SURVIVORSHIP: COMPARISON OF ANALYSES AT CLASSIFICATION DIFFERENT HIERARCHICAL LEVELS 311-16 209 Bush, David M.*; Jackson, Chester W.; Llerandi-Román, 313-2 224 Beketova, Olga*; Carlson, Sandra J.; Turcotte, Donald: Pablo A.; Neal, William J.; Runyan, Ryann M.; Perison-Parrish, REPRESENTING MIGRATION PATTERNS AND Elizabeth M.; Siemer, Kyle W.: A COASTAL VULNERABILITY CONSTRUCTING PHYLOGENETIC TREES USING A ANALYSIS OF SELECT SMALL ISLANDS OF PUERTO RICO PERCOLATION MODEL: A CASE STUDY OF FAMILY AND THE UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS CAMELIDAE 311-17 210 Sankar, Ravi Darwin*; Kish, Stephen; Donoghue, Joseph: 313-3 225 Whitaker, Anna F.*; Christie, Max; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: SPATIO-TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF DECADAL-SCALE PECTINIDAE ALONG THE WESTERN ATLANTIC COASTAL PATTERNS IN BARRIER ISLAND RESPONSE TO STORMS: PLAIN: MIOCENE TO RECENT PERDIDO KEY, NW FLORIDA 313-4 226 Keller, Allison L.*; Sadler, Peter: A HIGH-RESOLUTION GLOBAL 311-18 211 Allen, D.F.*; Mattheus, C.R.; Fowler, J.K.; Diggins, T.P.: TIME-LINE OF BIOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL EVENTS GEOMORPHOLOGY OF A SANDY BARRIER COMPLEX THROUGH THE END-CENOMANIAN OCEANIC ANOXIC ALONG EASTERN LAKE ONTARIO EVALUATED FROM GPR EVENT (OAE 2) DATA AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS: A STUDY OF LAKE- BARRIER INLET DYNAMICS 313-5 227 McCollor, Donald P.*; Hartman, Joseph H.: LEARNING FROM THE PAST – USING OLD RECORDS TO GAIN NEW INSIGHTS 311-19 212 McDermott, Kyle J.*; Hawkes, Andrea D.; Donnelly, Jeffrey P.; INTO THE PALEOCENE CANNONBALL FORMATION Sullivan, Richard M.; Maio, Christopher V.; Toomey, Michael R.; Madsen, Stephanie M.: RECONSTRUCTING HIGH-LATITUDE 313-6 228 Larina, Ekaterina*; Garb, Matthew P.; Landman, Neil H.; Dastas, STORM EVENTS FROM A FJORD IN NEWFOUNDLAND Natalie R.; Myers, Corinne E.; Alexieff, Evan; Rovelli, Remy; Boas, Caitlin: UTILITY OF DISCOSCAPHITES IN INTERPRETING THE 311-20 213 Grimes, Zachary*; Eisemann, Eve; Wallace, Davin J.; STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE AND FAUNAL CHANGES Siringan, Fernando; Pilarczyk, Jessica; Lloren, Ronald; PRECEEDING THE K/PG MASS EXTINCTION EVENT ACROSS Gallentes, Adonis; Soria, Janneli Lea A.: TYPHOON HAIYAN THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN IMPACT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SUPER TYPHOON PALEORECONSTRUCTIONS 313-7 229 Loughney, Katharine M.*; Jarochowska, Emilia; Keller, Allison L.; Kimmig, Julien; Larina, Ekaterina; Singer, Amy; McMullen, SESSION NO. 312 Sharon K.; Christie, Max; Holland, Steven M.; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE T185. Pegmatites I Have Known and Loved (Posters) (GSA DRIVES BIOFACIES DISTRIBUTION OF THE MISSISSIPPIAN Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology Division) LODGEPOLE FORMATION IN SOUTH-CENTRAL MONTANA 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 313-8 230 Sales, Rachel Kathleen*; Goldman, Daniel; Paris, Florentin; Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Sheets, H. David: CHITINOZOAN BIODIVERSITY IN THE Booth # ORDOVICIAN OF GONDWANA: AN INTERVAL-FREE 312-1 214 London, David*; Morgan, George B.: EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH USING THE QUANTITATIVE STRATIGRAPHIC SIMULATIONS OF PEGMATITIC TEXTURES AND ZONATION CORRELATION PROGRAM CONOP9 312-2 215 Kleck, Wallace D.*: GEORGE ASHLEY BLOCK PEGMATITE 313-9 231 Dastas, Natalie R.*; Chamberlain, John A.; Garb, Matthew P.; 312-3 216 Caudle, Dana J.*; Groat, Lee A.; Cempírek, Jan; Millonig, Leo J.: Larina, Ekaterina; Rovelli, Remy: DINOFLAGELLATE WEDNESDAY REE, NB, MO-BEARING PEGMATITES FROM THE KIN BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS PRAIRIE PROPERTY, NEAR REVELSTOKE, BC BLUFF CHALK AND THE DANIAN CLAYTON FORMATION IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI, USA 312-4 217 VanFosson, Jason*; Smyth, Joseph R.; Raschke, Markus B.; Allaz, Julien M.; Anderson, Evan; Persson, Philip M.; Škoda, 313-10 232 Zambito, James*; Day, James E.; Sharma, Shikha: NEW Radek: CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY OF FLUORTHALÉNITE- INSIGHTS INTO THE STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK OF THE (Y) AND GADOLINITE-(Y) FROM WHITE CLOUD PEGMATITE, MIDDLE-UPPER DEVONIAN TRANSITION IN THE MICHIGAN JEFFERSON COUNTY, CO, USA BASIN 312-5 218 Hanson, Sarah L.*; Falster, Alexander U.; Simmons, William B.: 313-11 233 TeRonde, Audrey J.*; Sims, Hallie J.; Witzke, Brian J.: UNUSUAL MINERALOGY OF CHEMISTRY OF THE KINGMAN TEMPSKYA FERN FOSSILS FROM FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA FELDSPAR PEGMATITE, MOJAVE PEGMATITE DISTRICT, CONFIRM A MID-CRETACEOUS (ALBIAN-CENOMANIAN) AGE NORTHWESTERN AZ FOR THE WINDROW FORMATION 312-6 219 Cempírek, Jan*; Groat, Lee A.: MIXED LCT-NYF RAU 313-12 234 Fluegeman, Richard H.*; Spielbauer, Christina R.: REVISED I PEGMATITE, YUKON – EXAMPLE OF IN SITU EARLY PALEOGENE PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAL CONTAMINATION BIOSTRATIGRAPHY IN NORTHWESTERN CUBA 312-7 220 Beers, Sarah E.*; Ford, Mark T.: A GRANITE PEGMATITE: AN POSTERS UNLIKELY PLACE TO FIND EVIDENCE OF A PRECAMBRIAN BLACK SHALE

19–22 October • Vancouver, BC, Canada 289 SESSION NO. 314

SESSION NO. 314 ECOLOGICAL RICHNESS AND EVENNESS IN MARINE PALEOCOMMUNITIES AFTER THE PERMO-TRIASSIC MASS T199. Conodonts as Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Tools EXTINCTION (Posters) (Paleontological SocietyPander Society) 315-4 247 Flynn, Andrew*; Peppe, Daniel J.; Abbuhl, Brittany; Williamson, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Thomas: EARLY PALEOCENE FLORAS FROM THE SAN JUAN Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM BASIN, NEW MEXICO, USA: IMPLICATIONS FOR LOCAL Booth # AND REGIONAL RESPONSES TO THE CRETACEOUS- 314-1 235 Sullivan, Nicholas B.*; McLaughlin, Patrick I.; Emsbo, PALEOGENE EXTINCTION EVENT Poul; Barrick, James E.: INTEGRATED CONODONT 315-5 248 Yost, Samantha L.*; Feldmann, Rodney M.; Schweitzer, Carrie E.: BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY PALEOCENE DECAPODS, SURVIVOR TAXA OF THE (Δ13C , 87SR/86SR, MAJOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS) OF THE CARB KAMBÜHEL FORMATION, LOWER AUSTRIA, AND THEIR WAUBAKEE FORMATION (UPPER SILURIAN) IN EASTERN RELATIONSHIP TO DECAPOD DIVERSITY ACROSS THE WISCONSIN: A NEW APPROACH TO AN UNRESOLVED K-PG BOUNDARY CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC PROBLEM 315-6 249 DeBey, Lauren Berg*; Wilson, Gregory P.: MAMMAL 314-2 236 Hogancamp, N.*; Barrick, James E.; Strauss, Richard: POSTCRANIA SUPPORT TAXONOMIC RICHNESS AND APPLICATION OF MORPHOMETRIC METHODS TO BODY MASS INCREASES ACROSS THE CRETACEOUS- DISCRIMINATE AMONG MEMBERS OF THE IDIOGNATHODUS PALEOGENE BOUNDARY IN NORTHEASTERN MONTANA SIMULATOR SPECIES GROUP AND IMPLICATIONS FOR 315-7 250 Opazo, L. Felipe*; Kowalewski, M.; Portell, Roger W.: QUANTITATIVE DISCRIMINATION OF P1 ELEMENTS OF OZARKODINIDA CONODONTS METABOLIC RATES, BODY SIZE, AND SPECIES TURNOVER DURING THE PLIO-PLEISTOCENE EXTINCTION EVENT 314-3 237 Bancroft, Alyssa Marie*; Brunton, Frank R.: SILURIAN BIOCHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY OF A CORE FROM THE MOOSE 315-8 251 Modys, Alexander*; Oleinik, Anton: HOLOCENE EXTINCTION RIVER BASIN, ONTARIO, CANADA PATTERNS ON THE SOUTHEAST FLORIDA OUTER REEF TRACT 314-4 238 Valenzuela-Ríos, J. Ignacio*; Liao, Jau-Chyn: EVALUATION OF DEVONIAN STAGES AND THEIR SUBDIVISION IN THE SESSION NO. 316 SPANISH CENTRAL PYRENEES. A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE T218. Subduction Zone HP-UHP Metamorphism and Its Relation 314-5 239 Liao, Jau Chyn*; Valenzuela-Ríos, J. Ignacio: MIDDLE AND (Posters) (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and EARLY UPPER DEVONIAN CONODONT BIOFACIES FROM Volcanology Division; GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics THE SPANISH CENTRAL PYRENEES Division) 314-6 240 Wistort, Zackery P.*; Over, D.J.; Hagadorn, James W.; Soar, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Linda K.; Bullecks, James: CONODONTS FROM THE UPPER DEVONIAN – LOWER CARBONIFEROUS COFFEE POT Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM MEMBER OF THE DYER FORMATION, CHAFFEE GROUP, Booth # COLORADO 316-1 252 Zhu, Yongfeng*: PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF 314-7 241 Day, James E.*; De Vleeschouwer, David; Witzke, Brian J.; THE BAIJIANTAN-BAIKOUQUAN OPHIOLITIC MÉLANGES: Preslicka, James; Whalen, Michael T.; Claeys, Philippe: LATE IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOLOGY EVOLUTION OF WEST FRASNIAN KELLWASSER EXTINCTIONS CONSTRAINED JUNGGAR, CHINA BY INTEGRATED CONODONT-BRACHIOPOD-AMMONOID 316-2 253 Bebout, Gray E.*; Collins, Nathan C.; Cook-Kollars, Jennie; BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, ISOTOPE CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY, Kump, Lee R.; Angiboust, Samuel; Agard, Philippe; Scambelluri, MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMICAL Marco; Crispini, Laura; John, Timm: SUBDUCTION-ZONE CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHIC CALIBRATION: IOWA BASIN- METAMORPHIC PATHWAY FOR DEEP CARBON CYCLING: WESTERN LAURUSSIA EVIDENCE FROM THE ITALIAN ALPS AND THE TIANSHAN 314-8 242 Ibrahim, Tarig I.*; Henderson, Charles M.: PROVENANCE OF 316-3 254 Wang, Chao*; Song, Shuguang; Niu, Yaoling; Su, Li: LATE EARLY MISSISSIPPIAN BAKKEN CLASTICS BASED ON TRIASSIC ADAKITIC PLUTONS WITHIN THE ARCHEAN DETRITAL ZIRCON AND DETRITAL CONODONTS TERRANE OF THE NORTH CHINA CRATON: MELTING OF 314-9 243 Rigo, Manuel*; Trotter, Julie A.; Williams, Ian S.; Nicora, THE ANCIENT LOWER CRUST AT THE ONSET OF THE Alda; Mazza, Michele: STENOTHERMAL HABITS OF LITHOSPHERIC DESTRUCTION GLADIGONDOLELLA AND NORIGONDOLELLA: 316-4 255 Shields, Jessie E.*; Wirth, Karl R.; Toraman, Erkan; Fornash, CONSTRAINTS FROM Δ18O OF CONODONT APATITE Katherine F.; Whitney, Donna L.: ECLOGITE GEOCHEMISTRY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ELEMENT MOBILITY DURING SESSION NO. 315 SUBDUCTION ZONE METAMORPHISM (SIVRIHISAR, TURKEY) Paleontology: Extinction Processes Through Time (Posters) 316-5 256 Wang, Mengjue*; Song, Shuguang; Niu, Yaoling; Su, Li: POST- 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C COLLISIONAL MAGMATISM CONSEQUENCES OF UHPM Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM TERRANE EXHUMATION AND OROGEN COLLAPSE, N. Booth # QAIDAM UHPM BELT, NW CHINA 315-1 244 Sclafani, Judith A.*; Krug, Andrew Z.; Patzkowsky, Mark E.: 316-6 257 Lu, Zeng*; Zhang, Lifei: PETROGENESIS OF ALBITE-RICH BIOGEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF BRACHIOPOD FAMILIES SCHIST IN THE UHP TERRANE OF CHINESE WESTERN AS AN EXPLANATION FOR PHYLOGENETIC CLUMPING TIANSHAN FOLLOWING THE LATE ORDOVICIAN MASS EXTINCTION 316-7 258 Hasalová, Pavlina*; Weinberg, Roberto F.; Zavada, Prokop; 315-2 245 Fraiser, Margaret L.*; Marenco, Pedro J.: ECOLOGIC Tucker, Patrick; Roberts, Alice; Schulmann, Karel: HIGH RESTRUCTURING AFTER THE PERMO-TRIASSIC MASS PRESSURE WATER-FLUXED MELTING OF LOWER FELSIC EXTINCTION LINKED TO VARYING REDOX CONDITIONS: CRUST IN CONTINENTAL SUBDUCTION: EXAMPLE FROM A GEOCHEMICAL AND PALEOECOLOGICAL CASE STUDY EGER CRYSTALLINE COMPLEX, BOHEMIAN MASSIF OF THE UPPER LOWER TO MIDDLE TRIASSIC OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES 316-8 259 Menold, Carrie A.*; Grove, Marty; Huggins, David: EVIDENCE OF FLUID-MEDIATED METASOMATISM IN RECRYSTALLIZED 315-3 246 Dineen, Ashley A.*; Fraiser, Margaret L.; Sheehan, Peter M.: ZIRCON DURING ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE CONTINENTAL FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF THE MIDDLE TRIASSIC SUBDUCTION QINGYAN FORMATION, SOUTH CHINA: QUANTIFYING

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SESSION NO. 317 318-4 274 Bristol, Isabelle M.*; Reid, Mattie M.; Doe, Michael F.; Jones, James V.; McFarlane, Chris; Daniel, Christopher G.: T229. The Holey Solar System (Posters) (GSA Planetary Geology U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY OF NEWLY RECOGNIZED Division; GSA Geophysics Division; GSA Structural Geology and MESOPROTEROZOIC (CA. 1.50 GA) METATUFFS IN THE Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, UPPER SALT RIVER CANYON, ARIZONA AND THEIR and Volcanology Division) POTENTIAL CORRELATION WITH METATUFFS IN THE 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C PICURIS MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO: IMPLICATIONS FOR Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM THE PROTEROZOIC TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF LAURENTIA Booth # 318-5 275 Stotter, Sara V.*; Daniel, Christopher G.; McFarlane, Chris: 317-1 260 Gibbs, Eric W.*; Milam, Keith A.: AN ASSESSMENT OF PEAK EVIDENCE FOR CA. 1357-1386 MA POST–TECTONIC BROADENING IN XRD SPECTRA FROM LIMESTONES OF MONAZITE GROWTH, PICURIS MOUNTAINS, NORTHERN THE JEPTHA KNOB STRUCTURE, SHELBY COUNTY, KY NEW MEXICO, USA 317-2 261 Montalvo, Pedro E.*; Cavosie, Aaron J.: EXPANDING THE 318-6 276 Medig, Kirsti P.R.*; Furlanetto, Francesca; Nielsen, Alexander B.; DISTRIBUTION OF SHOCKED BEDROCK AT THE SANTA FE Verbaas, Jaap; Thorkelson, Derek J.: TECTONIC ACTIVITY IMPACT STRUCTURE (NM, USA) BASED ON NEW DETRITAL ALONG THE WESTERN MARGIN OF LAURENTIA RECORDED SHOCKED MINERAL LOCALITIES IN PALEO- TO MESOPROTEROZOIC STRATA IN YUKON, 317-3 262 Henderson, Tim*; Milam, Keith A.: INITIAL XRD ANALYSES OF CANADA SILURIAN CARBONATES FROM THE CENTRAL PEAK OF 318-7 277 Siddoway, Christine S.*; Gehrels, G.E.: CRYOGENIAN THE KENTLAND IMPACT STRUCTURE, NEWTON COUNTY, SANDSTONES IN COLORADO: A NEW TERRESTRIAL INDIANA, USA RECORD FOR LAURENTIA (RODINIA) REVEALED THROUGH 317-4 263 Montalvo, Stephanie D.*; Cavosie, Aaron J.: EXTREME DISTAL DETRITAL ZIRCON PROVENANCE ANALYSIS TRANSPORT OF DETRITAL SHOCKED ZIRCONS IN THE 318-8 278 Mahoney, J. Brian*; Link, Paul K.; Yonkee, Adolph: ORANGE RIVER, SOUTH AFRICA: 2000 KM FROM THE NEOPROTEROZOIC-CAMBRIAN TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF VREDEFORT DOME TO THE ATLANTIC COAST THE NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAINS: THE DYNAMICS OF 317-5 264 Milam, Keith A.*; Henderson, Tim; Deane, Bill: AN ASSESSMENT RIFTING ALONG WESTERN LAURENTIAN MARGIN OF SHOCK METAMORPHISM IN BRECCIAS FROM THE 318-9 279 Haproff, Peter J.*; Yin, An: SEDIMENTARY EVIDENCE FOR AN HOWELL STRUCTURE, LINCOLN COUNTY, TENNESSEE, ICE-FREE OCEAN DURING SNOWBALL EARTH GLACIATION USA AND NEOPROTEROZOIC-EARLY PALEOZOIC OROGENIC 317-6 265 Heider, Erik*; King, David T.: SHALLOW GEOLOGICAL ACTIVITY ALONG WESTERN LAURENTIA TRANSECT OF WETUMPKA IMPACT STRUTURE, ALABAMA 318-10 280 Dunn, Steven R.*; Markley, Michelle; Peck, William H.; Jercinovic, 317-7 266 Huber, Matthew S.*; Belza, Joke; Koeberl, Christian; Claeys, Michael J.; Williams, Michael L.: TIMING OF DEFORMATION Philippe: OBSERVATIONS OF ACCRETIONARY LAPILLI FROM IN THE CENTRAL METASEDIMENTARY BELT BOUNDARY THE CHICXULUB IMPACT EVENT THRUST ZONE (CMBBTZ), SOUTHERN ONTARIO, CANADA FROM ELECTRON MICROPROBE DATING OF MONAZITE 317-8 267 King, David T.*; Petruny, Lucille W.: CORRELATION OF CRETACEOUS-PALEOGENE (“KT”) BOUNDARY SECTIONS, SESSION NO. 319 NORTHERN BELIZE T38. Geology of Earthquakes, Faults, and Fault Systems (Posters) 317-9 268 Hernandez, Deborah J.*; Warner, N.H.; Schwartz, Claire; (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Golombek, M.P.: MAPPING OF ROCKY EJECTA CRATERS IN Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics INSIGHT LANDING SITES IN WESTERN ELYSIUM PLANITIA Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) 317-10 269 Thomson, Bradley James*; Beyer, Ross: MARTIAN IMPACT 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C STRUCTURES EXPOSED IN CROSS-SECTION: WINDOWS INTO THE SUBSURFACE Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 317-11 270 Harris, R. Scott*; Schultz, Peter H.: EVIDENCE FOR A LARGE IMPACT AT THE MIOCENE-PLIOCENE BOUNDARY 319-1 281 Rohr, Kristin M.M.*: RECENT CHANGES AND SEGMENTATION OF THE PACIFIC - NORTH AMERICA PLATE BOUNDARY SESSION NO. 318 OFFSHORE SOUTHERN QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, CANADA T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: An Exploration of New Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient History 319-2 282 Pettinga, Jarg R.*; Cowan, Hugh A.; Nicol, Andrew; Quigley, (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mark; Jongens, Richard; Campbell, Jocelyn K.: STRUCTURAL Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) STYLES OF TRANSPRESSIONAL DEFORMATION ALONG THE MARGIN OF THE NEW ZEALAND PLATE BOUNDARY: 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C THE PORTERS PASS–AMBERLEY FAULT ZONE AND 2010-12 WEDNESDAY Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE Booth # 319-3 283 Andrew, Joseph E.*; Walker, J. Douglas: A GEOLOGIC 318-1 271 Gifford, Jennifer*; Mueller, P.A.; Foster, David A.: THE CRATONIC APPROACH TO RESOLVING DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN CROSS-ROADS: NEW U-PB AGE CONTROL FROM THE GEOLOGIC AND GEODETIC SLIP RATES IN THE EASTERN WILLISTON BASIN BASEMENT PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO CALIFORNIA SHEAR ZONE THE ASSEMBLY OF LAURENTIA 319-4 284 Manke, John*: CHARACTERIZING STRANDS OF THE 318-2 272 Lageson, David R.*; Mogk, David W.; Mueller, P.A.; Schmitt, SEATTLE FAULT ZONE IN SOUTHEAST SEATTLE THROUGH James G.: ENIGMATIC PROTEROZOIC LAHOOD FORMATION, BOREHOLE ANALYSIS AND SUBSURFACE MODELING MONTANA: REVISITED 319-5 285 McCartney, Tannis*; Scholz, Christopher A.: TEMPORAL 318-3 273 Nagotko, Kimberly*; Daniel, Christopher G.; Jones, James V.; CONSTRAINTS ON ACCOMMODATION ZONE UPLIFT AND Luther, Amy: DEPOSITIONAL AGE CONSTRAINTS AND NORMAL FAULT PROPAGATION IN LAKE MALAWI DETRITAL ZIRCON AGE POPULATIONS WITHIN THE 319-6 286 Carrigan, James H.*; Pares, Josep M.; Anastasio, David: PALEOPROTEROZOIC MANZANO GROUP, CENTRAL NEW RECOVERING THE UNSTEADINESS OF DEFORMATION WITH MEXICO: WHAT IS THE PROVENANCE OF “YAVAPAI” AGE 104 YR RESOLUTION , SE PYRENEES, SPAIN (CA. 1.70-1.78) DETRITUS IN THE MAZATZAL CRUSTAL PROVINCE? 319-7 287 Dickinson, Jordan N.*; Davis, Rebecca M.; Cronin, Vincent S.; POSTERS Sverdrup, Keith A.: LOOKING FOR THE SOURCE OF LIGHT-

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TO-MODERATE EARTHQUAKES IN THE RATON BASIN WEST ENTRADA SANDSTONE: EVIDENCE FOR HCS-DOMINATED OF TRINIDAD, COLORADO TEMPESTITES INTERBEDDED WITH VERY SHALLOW TO 319-8 288 Marple, Ronald*; Altamura, Robert J.; Hurd, James: EMERGENT SILICLASTIC ENVIRONMENTS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE 1727 NEWBURY, 320-10 304 Maithel, Sarah A.*; Brand, Leonard R.; Whitmore, John H.: MASSACHUSETTS, EARTHQUAKE AND A RESTRAINING “RIPPLE MARKS,” “SLUMP FEATURES,” AND “RAINPRINTS” BEND ALONG THE POSTULATED SOUTHWEST IN THE COCONINO SANDSTONE NEAR ASH FORK, ARIZONA CONTINUATION OF THE NORUMBEGA FAULT SYSTEM 320-11 305 Carranza, Mitzi*; Karadsheh, Oude; DeVries-Zimmerman, 319-9 289 Braud, Alex*; Jaume, Steven C.; Levine, Norman: CHARLESTON, Suzanne J.; Fisher, Timothy G.; Peaslee, Graham F.; SC AREA EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MAPPING PILOT STUDY Hansen, Edward C.: CORRELATION OF HISTORICAL AND PROJECT: MAPPING HAZARDS IN AN URBAN AREA SEDIMENTOLOGICAL RECORDS FROM GOSHORN LAKE, 319-10 290 Cox, Randel Tom*; Gamble, Eric; Hatcher, Robert D.; A SMALL LAKE IN A COASTAL DUNE COMPLEX OF LAKE Glasbrenner, Jacob C.; Counts, Ronald: SURFACE FAULTING MICHIGAN AND POSSIBLE KINEMATICS OF THE EAST TENNESSEE 320-12 306 Li, Yifan*; Schieber, Juergen: ON THE ORIGIN OF SEISMIC ZONE PHOSPHATE NODULES IN THE CHATTANOOGA SHALE 319-11 291 Zinke, Robert*; Hollingsworth, James; Dolan, James F.: (UPPER DEVONIAN) OF TENNESSEE – A COMBINED SURFACE SLIP AND OFF-FAULT DEFORMATION SEDIMENTOLOGIC AND PETROGRAPHIC STUDY

PATTERNS IN THE 2013 MW 7.7 BALOCHISTAN, PAKISTAN 320-13 307 Rawling, J. Elmo*; Carson, Eric C.; Ceperley, Elizabeth G.; EARTHQUAKE Hooyer, Thomas S.: HIGH RESOLUTION GRAIN-SIZE 319-12 292 Ashburn, Jeremy A.*; Cronin, Vincent S.; Sverdrup, Keith A.: IN ANALYSES FROM PLEISTOCENE PROGLACIAL LAKE SEARCH OF THE SURFACE TRACE OF THE DOG VALLEY SEDIMENT IN WISCONSIN: LINKING SEDIMENTARY FAULT NEAR TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA PROCESSES TO LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION 319-13 293 You, Seungwan*; Kwon, Sanghoon; Kwon, Soondal; 320-14 308 Zaleha, Michael J.*; Moore, Emily S.: GRAIN SIZE Park, Youngdo: DISTINCT ELEMENT MODELLING OF DISTRIBUTIONS, POROSITIES, AND PERMEABILITIES OF A FRACTURE DEVELOPMENT DURING STRIKE-SLIP FAULT GRAVELLY POINT BAR DEPOSIT, MAD RIVER, OHIO, USA INTERACTIONS 320-15 309 Stern, Andre*; Campbell, Kenneth; Marconato, Andre; Almeida, 319-14 294 Kim, Jae Hoon*; Choi, Jeong-Heon; Chauhan, Naveen; Lee, Renato: THE DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE BOA Sigue; Hirose, Takehiro; Ree, Jin-Han: RESETTING OF QUARTZ VISTA FORMATION OF RORAIMA, NORTHERNMOST BRAZIL OSL (OPTICALLY STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE) SIGNALS 320-16 310 Finzel, Emily S.*: DETRITAL ZIRCONS FROM CRETACEOUS BY FRICTIONAL HEATING IN EXPERIMENTALLY SHEARED MIDCONTINENT STRATA REVEAL AN APPALACHIAN GOUGES AT SEISMIC SLIP RATES MOUNTAINS-CORDILLERAN FORELAND BASIN CONNECTION SESSION NO. 320 320-17 311 Gillespie, Janice M.*; Robbins, Jason; Saleeby, Jason B.; Sediments, Clastic (Posters) Saleeby, Zorka: DETRITAL ZIRCON ANALYSIS OF THE LATE MIOCENE KERN RIVER FORMATION, KERN RIVER OILFIELD, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN BASIN, CALIFORNIA Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM Booth # 320-18 312 Dafov, Laura N.*; Anfinson, Owen A.; Malusá, Marco G.; Stockli, Daniel F.: DETRITAL-ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGIC 320-1 295 Bryant, Gerald Craig*: SHEAR STRUCTURES WITHIN SOFT- CONSTRAINTS ON PROVENANCE OF ADRIATIC TURBIDITES SEDIMENT DEFORMATION FEATURES IN THE EARLY (ALPS-APENNINES SYSTEM) JURASSIC NAVAJO SANDSTONE 320-19 313 Shchepetkina, Alina*; Gingras, Murray; Zonneveld, J.-P.; 320-2 296 Rongcai, Song*; Dong, Liu; Liang, Sun: INFLUENCES OF MUD Pemberton, S. George: CLAY AND SILT FLOCCULATION AT DIAPIRIC FLUID ON RESERVOIR RECONSTRUCTION AND THE PETITCODIAC RIVER ESTUARY, NEW BRUNSWICK, GAS ACCUMULATION SEQUENCE IN THE YINGGEHAI CANADA BASIN, SOUTH CHINA 320-20 314 Halligan, Theresa*; Maher, Harmon; Shuster, Robert D.: 320-3 297 Livingston, Kelsey M.*; Bogner, Emily; Ireland, Scott M.; Simpson, ANALYSIS OF SMECTITE/ILLITE CLAYS WITHIN THE WHITE Edward L.; Betts, Tomas A.; Laub, Eric: THE GEOMORPHIC RIVER GROUP EVOLUTION OF SHALLOW-SOURCED METHANE PRODUCED MUD VOLCANOES: LAKE POWELL, HITE UTAH 320-21 315 Fischer, Sean J.*; Hasiotis, Stephen T.: PRELMINARY REPORT ON THE ICHNOPEDOFACIES ASSOCIATIONS IN THE 320-4 298 Schwartz, Hilde L.*; Bazan, Carlos S.: LARGE, CALCITE- UPPER TRIASSIC CHINLE FORMATION, STEVENS CANYON, CEMENTED SANDSTONE ‘CHIMNEYS’ IN THE SANTA SOUTHEASTERN UTAH: EVALUATING INCREASING ARIDITY MARGARITA SANDSTONE, SCOTTS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA: RECORDED DURING CHINLE DEPOSITION CASE STUDY OF A PLUNDERED LATE MIOCENE COLD SEEP 320-22 316 Botterill, Scott E.*: PROCESS ICHNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 320-5 299 Anderson, Calvin J.*; Whitmore, John H.; Austin, Steven A.: SAND OF THE LOWER CRETACEOUS BLUESKY FORMATION, INJECTITE COMPLEX WITHIN THE UPPER CASSELMAN ALBERTA FORMATION AT MT. NEBO POINTE, PITTSBURGH, PA 320-23 317 Timmer, Eric R.*; Gingras, Murray; Ranger, Michael J.; Zonneveld, 320-6 300 Rovelli, Remy*; Garb, Matthew P.; Larina, Ekaterina; Sloan, John-Paul; Pemberton, S. George: OUTCROP STUDIES OF James Carson; Landman, Neil H.; Naujokaityte, Jone; Phillips, THE LOWER MCMURRAY IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE George E.: EVIDENCE OF CHICXULUB IMPACT RECORDED ATHABASCA OILSANDS, ALBERTA, CANADA, EVIDENCE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ARKANSAS FOR BRACKISH-WATER AND TIDAL INFLUENCE 320-7 301 Bowersox, J. Richard*; Greb, Stephen F.; Moecher, David P.; 320-24 318 Folaranmi, Ayobami T.*; Pashin, Jack C.: SEDIMENTOLOGIC Hickman, John B.: THE PRECAMBRIAN MIDDLE RUN AND PETROLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A MAJOR FORMATION IN KENTUCKY: EVIDENCE FOR FLUVIAL AND GEOLOGIC CARBON SINK: THE PALUXY FORMATION, TIDAL FACIES CITRONELLE DOME, GULF OF MEXICO BASIN, ALABAMA 320-8 302 Corcoran, Patricia L.*; Altermann, Wladyslaw; Mohlahlana, N.: 320-25 319 Feldhaus, Aaron*; Elliott, William S.: VARIABILITY IN AEOLIAN BEACH DEPOSITS IN THE 2.64 GA VRYBURG MUDROCKS OVERLYING COAL SEAMS OF THE FORMATION, GRIQUALAND WEST, SOUTH AFRICA CARBONDALE GROUP (PENNSYLVANIAN) IN 320-9 303 Valenza, Jeffery Michael*; Morris, Thomas H.: APPARENT SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA HUMMOCKY CROSS-STRATIFICATION OF THE UPPER

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320-26 320 Stephens, Michael J.*; Elliott, William S.; D’Allura, Jad A.: EARLY TANZANIA: A POTENTIAL VOLCANIC SOURCE FOR OLDUVAI DIAGENETIC ORIGIN OF MUDROCK CONCRETIONS FROM GORGE BED III THE HORNBROOK FORMATION (UPPER CRETACEOUS) 321-7 335 Lane, Chad*; Horn, Sally P.; Kerr, Matthew T.: COMPOUND- IN SISKIYOU COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIFIC HYDROGEN ISOTOPE EVIDENCE OF THE PRESERVATION OF PRIMARY SEDIMENTARY FABRICS TERMINAL CLASSIC DROUGHT FROM HISPANIOLA AND 320-27 321 Leier, Andrew*; Benyon, Christine; Hubbard, Steve M.; Leckie, POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON CARIBBEAN SOCIETIES Dale A.: FLUVIAL CHANNELS AND PALEO-TRIBUTARY JUNCTIONS IN THE LOWER CRETACEOUS MCMURRAY SESSION NO. 322 FORMATION, ALBERTA, AS DEFINED FROM DETRITAL T244. New Advances and Applications in Sequence Stratigraphy ZIRCON SIGNATURES AND SUBSURFACE MAPPING (Posters) (Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM); GSA 320-28 322 Joeckel, R.M.*; Tucker, S.T.: EFFECTS OF RARE, EPISODIC Sedimentary Geology Division) HIGH-FLOW EVENT ON A DRYLAND BRAIDED STREAM 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C (PLATTE SYSTEM, WESTERN NEBRASKA) AND THEIR Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD Booth # 320-29 323 Haque, Ziaul*; Uddin, Ashraf; Hames, Willis E.; Pashin, Jack C.: 322-1 336 Sato, Takashi*; Chan, Marjorie A.; Ekdale, Allan A.: FLUVIAL- DETRITAL HISTORY OF THE CONGLOMERATE MEASURES LACUSTRINE ICHNOFACIES OF THE EOCENE UINTA AND OF THE POTTSVILLE FORMATION IN THE CAHABA DUCHESNE RIVER FORMATIONS, NORTHERN UINTA BASIN, SYNCLINORIUM, SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS, ALABAMA UTAH 320-30 324 Kilibarda, Zoran*: RELATIVE ABUNDANCE AND LITHOLOGY 322-2 337 Masterson, Kathleen*; Egenhoff, Sven: STORM DEPOSITION OF PEBBLES ALONG THE BEACHES OF EASTERN LAKE AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF A CRETACEOUS NEAR- MICHIGAN SHORE MUDSTONE UNIT – THE SKULL CREEK SHALE 320-31 325 Dorton, Melissa*; Dorton, Richard; Kilibarda, Zoran: THE FORMATION, COLORADO, USA TEXTURE AND LITHOLOGY OF BEACH GRANULES AND 322-3 338 Borski, Jack*; Bowen, Dave; Schmitt, James G.: DEPOSITIONAL FINE PEBBLES ALONG THE SOUTHERN SHORES OF LAKE SETTING, LITHO- AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC MICHIGAN ANALYSIS OF THE DEVONIAN-MISSISSIPPIAN TRANSITION 320-32 326 McLellan, Katherine C.*; Foreman, Brady Z.; Fox, David L.: IN WESTERN MONTANA TIMING OF THE FLUVIAL RESPONSE TO THE PALEOCENE- 322-4 339 Chen, Lin*; Lu, Yongchao: SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY AND EOCENE THERMAL MAXIMUM IN THE BIGHORN BASIN SEDIMENTARY FILLING EVOLUTION MODEL OF YANCHANG 320-33 327 Rice, Johnathan Aaron*: A FACIES DESCRIPTION AND FORMATION IN SOUTHERN ORDOS BASIN, CHINA HOLOCENE HISTORY OF THE NUECES BAY-HEAD DELTA, 322-5 340 Phelps, Anna S.*; Hofmann, Michael H.; Hart, Bruce: TEXAS STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE AND FACIES 320-34 328 Bell, Richard L.*; Kamola, Diane L.: INCISED VALLEY FILLS CHARACTERIZATION OF THE LATE DEVONIAN/EARLY OF THE MT. GARFIELD FORMATION, BOOK CLIFFS, GRAND MISSISSIPPIAN SAPPINGTON FORMATION, BRIDGER JUNCTION, CO: FACIES ANALYSIS AND HETEROGENEITIES RANGE, MONTANA 322-6 341 Hofmann, Michael H.*; Hennes, Andy; Fluckiger, Sam; SESSION NO. 321 Zawila, Jeff: FACIES CHARACTERISTICS AND SEQUENCE T241. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of Hominin Sites: STRATIGRAPHY OF THE UPPER CRETACEOUS FRONTIER Techniques—From the Unique and New to the Tried and True FORMATION IN THE WESTERN POWDER RIVER BASIN, WY (Posters) (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology 322-7 342 Tuskes, Katherine*; Over, D.J.; Hartvigsen, G.; Schmitz, M.D.; Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; Davydov, V.I.: ORBITAL CYCLOSTRATIGRAPHY WITHIN Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM)) THE LATE DEVONIAN KELLWASSER CRISIS INDICATED 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C BY MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY IN WESTERN NEW YORK Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM STATE – PRELIMINARY RESULTS Booth # 322-8 343 Horner, Robert J.*; Grandstaff, David E.: SEQUENCE 321-1 329 Arellano, Lisabeth*; Beverly, Emily J.; Peppe, Daniel J.; Driese, STRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS OF VIVIANITE IN S.G.; Faith, J. Tyler; Tryon, Christian A.: USING PALEOSOLS THE UPPER PART OF THE MAASTRICHTIAN-DANIAN TO RECONSTRUCT THE PALEOCLIMATE OF LATE HORNERSTOWN FORMATION, NEW JERSEY PLEISTOCENE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN THE LAKE 322-9 344 Clement, Annaka M.*; Holland, Steven M.; Graybeal, Daniel: VICTORIA BASIN, KENYA SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE MIDDLE JURASSIC 321-2 330 Burns, Oliver E.*; Liutkus-Pierce, Cynthia M.; Grossman, Aryeh: GYPSUM SPRING AND PIPER FORMATIONS IN THE EXPLORING EARLY MIOCENE AFRICAN CATARRHINE EASTERN BIGHORN BASIN OF WYOMING WEDNESDAY EVOLUTION THROUGH PALEOENVIRONMENTAL 322-10 345 Morehouse, Edward*; González, Luis A.; Kamola, Diane L.; RECONSTRUCTION; LOPEROT, KENYA Blum, Mike: A CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF UPPER 321-3 331 Ortiz, Kevin*; Plange, Kojo; Cohen, Andrew S.; Feibel, CRETACEOUS STRATA, BOOK CLIFFS, UTAH Craig S.; Kingston, John D.; Deino, Alan; Hill, Andrew; Smith, 322-11 346 Howes, Bolton*; Rogers, Raymond: REVISITING A REGIONALLY Preston: PRELIMINARY TOC/TIC AND GEOPHYSICAL SIGNIFICANT TERRESTRIAL BOUNDING SURFACE IN DATA FROM TWO HSPDP DRILL CORE SITES IN THE UPPER CRETACEOUS (CAMPANIAN) TWO MEDICINE KENYA, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR PLIOCENE HOMININ FORMATION, NORTHWESTERN MONTANA PALEOENVIRONMENTS 322-12 347 Wei, Xiaojie*: UNUSUAL TIDAL SANDBODIES IN THE 321-4 332 Brindle, Matthew*; Stone, Jeffery: A PRELIMINARY FOSSIL TRANSGRESSIVE PHASE OF THE BRENT GROUP DIATOM ANALYSIS OF WEST TURKANA PALEOLAKE: THE 322-13 348 Schwalbach, Cameron E.*; Brett, Carlton E.; Aucoin, HOMINID SITES AND PALEOLAKES DRILLING PROJECT Christopher D.; Malgieri, Thomas J.: FAUNAL EPIBOLES IN (HSPDP) THE UPPER ORDOVICIAN OF NORTH-CENTRAL KENTUCKY: 321-5 333 Sipola, Maija E.*: A COMPREHENSIVE SEDIMENTOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR HIGH RESOLUTION SEQUENCE AND ANALYSIS OF THE NGANDONG PALEOANTHROPOLOGICAL EVENT STRATIGRAPHY SITE IN CENTRAL JAVA, INDONESIA 322-14 349 Reis, Alex*: RECORD OF END-PERMIAN AND EARLY POSTERS 321-6 334 Greenwood, Steven M.*; McHenry, Lindsay J.: EMBAGAI TRIASSIC CRISIS FROM A HIGH-RESOLUTION SECTION IN CALDERA, NGORONGORO VOLCANIC HIGHLANDS, EAST GREENLAND

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322-15 350 Rosencrans, Ellen M.*; Birgenheier, Lauren P.: THE NORTH CANTERBURY REGION ON THE SOUTH ISLAND SEDIMENTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE DOUGLAS OF NEW ZEALAND CREEK MEMBER OF THE GREEN RIVER FORMATION, 323-14 364 Clark, Kate J.*; Cochran, Ursula A.; Howarth, Jamie D.; Villamor, EASTERN UINTA BASIN, UTAH Pilar; Langridge, Robert M.; Vandergoes, Marcus J.; Berryman, Kelvin R.; Biasi, Glenn: SIX PAST EARTHQUAKES ON THE SESSION NO. 323 SOUTHERN ONSHORE ALPINE FAULT, NEW ZEALAND, T18. Landscape Records of Earthquake Deformation (Posters) REVEALED BY A RECORD OF LANDSCAPE CHANGE (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA EVENTS IN A FAULT-ADJACENT WETLAND Geophysics Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering 323-15 365 Bemis, Sean P.*; Carlson, J. Kade; Priddy, Michael S.: RAPID, Geology Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology HIGH-RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHIC DATA COLLECTION Division; European Geosciences Union Division on Tectonics and FOR NEOTECTONIC STUDIES FROM PHOTO-BASED 3D Structural Geology) RECONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C 323-16 366 Dragovich, Joe D.*; Mahan, Shannon A.; Anderson, Megan; Authors will be present from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM MacDonald, James H.; Frattali, Christina L.; Littke, Heather A.; Booth # Stoker, Bruce A.; Koger, Curtis J.; Smith, Daniel T.; DuFrane, S. 323-1 351 Regalla, Christine*; Kirby, Eric; McDonald, Eric V.: HOLOCENE Andrew: THE MONROE FAULT, ANTICLINE, AND SYNCLINAL RUPTURE HISTORY OF THE ASH HILL FAULT, EASTERN BASIN—A POTENTIALLY ACTIVE FAULT AND FOLD SYSTEM CALIFORNIA SHEAR ZONE IN THE SKYKOMISH RIVER VALLEY, SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASHINGTON 323-2 352 Briggs, Richard W.*; Gold, Ryan D.: ACCOMMODATION OF TRANSTENSION EAST OF THE SIERRA NEVADA BY STRIKE- 323-17 367 Wegmann, Karl W.*; Bohnenstiehl, DelWayne R.; Leithold, SLIP DISPLACEMENT ON MODERATELY-DIPPING FAULTS Elana L.; Pringle, Patrick T.: EARTHQUAKES, MASS WASTING, AND FISH FROM NORTHERN CASCADIA: POST-GLACIAL 323-3 353 Gadbois, Brian*; Mottle, Garrett; Shagam, Greg; Armstrong, RUPTURE OF THE LAKE CREEK–BOUNDARY CREEK FAULT Phillip A.: DIP OF THE SIERRA NEVADA FRONTAL FAULT REVEALED BY CHIRP SEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS AT LAKE ZONE IN THE VICINITY OF LONE PINE AND INDEPENDENCE, CRESCENT, WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA: STEEP OR SHALLOW? 323-18 368 Furlong, Kevin P.*: ANOMALOUS ACCRETIONARY MARGIN 323-4 354 Kelson, Keith I.*; Kelson, Julia R.: GEOLOGIC AND TOPOGRAPHY FORMED BY REPEATED EARTHQUAKES GEOMORPHIC EVIDENCE OF INTERMONTANE DEFORMATION AND LATE PLEISTOCENE SURFACE 323-19 369 Rodriguez, Luisa Fernanda*; Chicangana, German; Vargas - FAULTING ACROSS THE GREAT WESTERN DIVIDE, Jimenez, Carlos Alberto; Muñoz Burbano, Francisco Javier; SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA García-Lozano, Aura Cristina; Pedraza - García, Patricia: LARGE MORPHOTECTONICS ELEMENTS RELATED TO 323-5 355 Egger, Anne E.*: PALEOEARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDES NEOTECTONICS AND SEISMICITY OF EAST FLANK OF DERIVED FROM LIDAR-BASED MAPPING OF FAULT SCARPS COLOMBIAN EASTERN CORDILLERA (4° - 5° N, 73° - 74° W) IN THE NORTHWESTERN BASIN AND RANGE 323-20 370 Bryant, Gerald Craig*: LANDSCAPE RESPONSES TO 323-6 356 Hopkins, Michael C.*; Dawers, Nancye H.: DEFORMATION EARTHQUAKE-INDUCED LIQUEFACTION IN AN ANCIENT OF LACUSTRINE SHORELINES AS A TOOL FOR DESERT DUNE ENVIRONMENT: SOFT-SEDIMENT UNDERSTANDING FAULT INTERACTION AND RELAY RAMP DEFORMATION FEATURES OF THE EARLY JURASSIC BREACHING, CATLOW VALLEY FAULT, SE OREGON NAVAJO SANDSTONE 323-7 357 Keller, Ed*; Topal, Savas: TECTONIC GEOMORPHOLOGY AND EARTHQUAKE HAZARD OF LARGE NORMAL FAULTS: SESSION NO. 324 AKSEHIR FAULT, SW TURKEY T29. Geologic Processes That Influence the Tectonic 323-8 358 Kübler, Simon*; Friedrich, Anke M.; Strecker, Manfred R.: Development and Economic Resources of the Northern North TECTONOGEOMORPHIC AND PALEOSEISMIC American Cordillera (Posters) (GSA Structural Geology and CONSTRAINTS ON ACTIVE INTRAPLATE FAULTS IN THE Tectonics Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA LOWER RHINE GRABEN, CENTRAL EUROPE Geophysics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, 323-9 359 Leeper, Robert J.*; Rhodes, Brady P.; Kirby, Matthew E.; Scharer, and Volcanology Division) Katherine M.; Starratt, Scott W.; Hemphill-Haley, Eileen; Bonuso, 9:00 AM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West Exhibition Hall C Nicole; Balmaki, Behnaz; Garcia, Dylan J.; Creager, Dlissa O.: Authors will be present from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, and 5:00 to 6:30 PM EVIDENCE OF COSEISMIC SUBSIDENCE ALONG THE Booth # NEWPORT-INGLEWOOD FAULT ZONE DURING THE LATE HOLOCENE 324-1 371 Hubbard, Bernard E.*; Deszcz-Pan, Maria; Smith, Bruce D.; Day, Warren; Gough, Larry; Kass, M. Andy; Emond, Abraham; 323-10 360 Burgette, Reed J.*; Scharer, Katherine M.; Hanson, Austin: LATE Caine, Jonathan Saul: CORRELATION OF ALASKA LANDSAT QUATERNARY OFFSET ALONG THE SIERRA MADRE FAULT IMAGE ANALYSIS WITH AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY REVEALED BY HIGH RESOLUTION TOPOGRAPHIC DATA DATA: A PROMISING TOOL FOR LOCATING OUTCROPS, 323-11 361 Stockmeyer, Joseph M.*; Shaw, John H.; Brown, Nathan D.; MONITORING BURN RECOVERY AND ASSESSING Rhodes, Edward J.; Wang, Maomao; Richardson, Paul W.; POTENTIAL PERMAFROST THAW Perron, J. Taylor; Guan, Shuwei: QUATERNARY FAULT 324-2 372 Saltus, Richard W.*; Jones, James V.; Stanley, Richard G.; ACTIVITY IN THE SOUTHERN JUNGGAR BASIN, Haeussler, Peter J.; Potter, Christopher J.; Lewis, Kristen A.: NORTHWEST, CHINA REVEALED FROM FLUVIAL TERRACES REVERSE/THRUST FAULTS IN AND AROUND SUSITNA 323-12 362 Priddy, Michael S.*; Bemis, Sean P.; Carlson, J. Kade; Benowitz, BASIN, ALASKA – GEOPHYSICAL EVIDENCE AND Jeff A.: SHORTENING AT THE WESTERN END OF THE MOUNT STRUCTURAL IMPLICATIONS MCKINLEY RESTRAINING BEND: PRELIMINARY SLIP 324-3 373 Trop, Jeffrey M.*; Benowitz, Jeff A.; Cole, Ronald B.; O’Sullivan, RATE AND ALONG STRIKE CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH Paul: THE ALASKA RANGE SUTURE ZONE: LATEST THE CHEDOTLOTHNA FAULT, DENALI NATIONAL PARK & CRETACEOUS ARC VOLCANISM AND OLIGOCENE STRIKE- PRESERVE, ALASKA SLIP BASIN DEVELOPMENT AND COEVAL DIKE SWARMS 323-13 363 VanderLeest, Rebecca*; Oakley, David; Fisher, Donald M.; 324-4 374 Jones, James V.*; Todd, Erin; Box, Stephen E.; Haeussler, Gardner, Thomas W.: MODELING THE EVOLUTION OF THE Peter J.; Holm-Denoma, Christopher S.; Ayuso, Robert A.; MONTSERRAT ANTICLINE AND HAPPY VALLEY FAULT IN Bradley, Dwight C.: LATE CRETACEOUS THROUGH

294 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 324-14 324-13 324-12 324-11 324-10 324-9 324-8 324-7 324-6 324-5 325-3 325-2 325-1 Amy Myrbo,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 213 Recent Advances inLimnogeology SESSION NO.325

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384 383 382 381 380 379 378 377 376 375 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM MARGIN, WESTERNLAURENTIA PROVENANCE FORTHELATE DEVONIANCONTINENTAL UPLIFT: NORTH-SOUTHBOUNDARY OFDETRITAL ZIRCON Hollis, Natalie*; Tapanila, Leif;Link,Paul: DETACHMENT FAULT NEAROLIVER,BRITISHCOLUMBIA KINEMATIC EVOLUTIONOFTHEOKANAGANVALLEY Towell, MosesJ.*;Hickey, Kenneth A.; Scoates,JamesS.: MONASHEE MOUNTAINS, SOUTHERNBRITISHCOLUMBIA METALLIFEROUS WINDERMERE SUPERGROUP, NORTHERN CONSTRAINING THETIMINGOFDEPOSITION Miller-Tait, Jim:THERUDDOCKCREEKZN-PBDEPOSIT: Theny, LuciaMaria*;Gibson,H.Daniel;Crowley, JamesL.; PEGMATITE DIKES BAY INTRUSIVECOMPLEX AND HEAVY REE-BEARING U-PB ZIRCON AGES AND MINERALOGY OFTHEDORA Leonid A.; Taylor, Cliff D.;Pietruszka, A.J.; Driscoll,RhondaL.: Bala, Sarah A.*; Holm-Denoma,ChristopherS.;Neymark, SOUTHEAST ALASKA DIKES, PRINCEOFWALES ISLAND, ALEXANDER TERRANE, ASSOCIATED EUDIALYTE-BEARING HREE-ENRICHED DORA BAY PERALKALINEINTRUSIVECOMPLEX AND Horton, JohnD.:GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OFTHE Taylor, Cliff D.*;Philpotts,John A.; Hedderly-Smith,David A.; SOUTHEAST ALASKA ELEMENT MINERALIZATION AT BOKANMOUNTAIN, JURASSIC PERALKALINEGRANITE AND RAREEARTH STRUCTURAL CONTROLSONEMPLACEMENTOFEARLY Karl, SusanM.*;Barker, JamesC.;Dostal,Jaroslav: GEOCHRONOLOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY, AND PETROLOGY MAP OFTHELIMEHILLSC-1QUADRANGLEWITHNEW Twelker, Evan;Benowitz,Jeff A.; Layer, PaulW.: Sicard, KarriR.*;Freeman,LawrenceK.;Wypych, Alicja; RIVER AREA,ALASKA AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETICSURVEY DATA, STYX QUANTITATIVE GEOPHYSICAL INTERPRETATION OF Abraham; Minsley, Burke;Burns,LaurelE.;Graham,Garth: Kass, M. Andy*; Sicard,KarriR.;Smith,BruceD.;Emond, INTERIOR ALASKA DEMYSTIFIED: NEWDATA FROMTHEFAREWELL TERRANE, Bradley, DwightC.:THEMYSTICSUBTERRANE(PARTLY) Dumoulin, Julie A.*; Jones,JamesV.; Box,StephenE.; OF THEFAREWELL TERRANE,SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA DEVONIAN STRATIGRAPHIC HISTORY AND PROVENANCE Koroleski, KraigJ.*;Hampton,Brian A.: THE WESTERN ALASKA RANGE OLIGOCENE MAGMATIC AND TECTONIC EVOLUTIONOF Alexander, Trevor: Mattix, Tyler V.*; Manoylov, Kalina; Mutiti,Samuel; SURVEYS INTERPOLATION METHODSFORBATHYMETRIC Peterson, EricW.: Williams, CrystalK.*;O’Reilly, Catherine; Twait, Richard; SCALE SYNTHESIS–DENOVOOR STATUS QUO? Chris J.;Dawson, Andria: AGEMODELSINLARGE Russell W.; McLachlan,Jason;Blois,Jessica;Paciorek, Goring, Simon*;Williams,JohnW.; Grimm,Eric;Graham, AFTERNOON CALCULATING ERRORSOF EFFECTS OFNITROGEN AND SILURIAN TO EARLY 19–22 October THE STANSBURY

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3:00 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM WESTFJORDS, ICELAND MATTER INFOURLACUSTRINEWATERSHEDS, Erik: FROMSOURCETO SINK:SEDIMENTORGANIC Palermo, Jennifer Ann; Parent, Andrew; Strom,John Hubeny, J.Bradford*;Jacques,Louise;Lavoie,Jessica J.; WESTERN CORDILLERA OFNORTH AMERICA RECORDED INSMALL ALPINE LAKESINTHE AND CONSEQUENTIAL ECOSYSTEMCHANGES Shirley; Sia,MariaEloisa: Moser, Katrina A.*; Hundey, ElizabethJ.;Gall, Amber; Ngai, BREAK RECONSTRUCTION PROVENANCE, PALEOGEOGRAPHY AND PLATE HISTORY OFTHE NEWSIBERIANISLANDS: Sobolev, Nikolay; Petrov, Eugeny: THEPALEOZOIC Ershova, Victoria*; Prokopiev, Andrei; Khudoley, Andrey; RECONSTUCTIONS TECTONIC ARCTIC ISLANDS AND Pease, Victoria*; Tegner, Christian:THEDELONG GEODYNAMICS HIGH ARCTIC BASALTS OFBENNETTISLAND,EASTSIBERIANSEA: Tegner, Christian*;Pease,Victoria: CONTINENTAL FLOOD MAP OF ALASKA NORTHOF60° Moore, Thomas E.*;Box,StephenE.: AMERICA CORDILLERAN AND ARCTIC MARGINSOFNORTH LINK BETWEENDEVONIANTECTONISM ALONG THE NORTHEAST BROOKSRANGE, ALASKA; A POTENTIAL OF THEWHALEMOUNTAIN ALLOCHTHON INTHE Hourigan, Jeremy: Johnson, Benjmain*; Toro, Jaime;Benowitz,Jeff A.; LAURENTIA (WESTERN& ARCTIC NORTH AMERICA) REGIONS OFEURASIA AND ADJOINING PARTS OF RELATIONSHIPS WITHFAUNAS FROM ARCTIC TERRANES AND THEIRPALEOBIOGEOGRAPHIC BRACHIOPODS FROM ALASKA’S ACCRETED Blodgett, RobertB.*;Baranov, Valeryi V.: CANADA BASIN DURING MESOZOICROTATIONAL OPENINGOF OF THERUBY TERRANEFROM ARCTIC ALASKA Till, Alison B.*;Roeske,Sarah;Dumoulin,Julie A.: EXHUMATION PROGRADATION, PROVENANCE, AND OROGENIC BROOKIAN CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY, CLASTIC ON ARCTIC ALASKA FORELANDBASINEVOLUTION: R.C.: Clark, Andrew Lease, RichardO.*;Houseknecht,DavidW.; Kylander- ICE USINGMETEORIC AMERICAN VARVED SEDIMENTSWITHGREENLAND Dylan H.;Bierman,PaulR.:SYNCHRONIZINGNORTH DeJong, BenjaminD.*;Balco,Greg;Ridge,JohnC.;Rood, EAST HUMBOLDTRANGE,NEVADA, USA HOLOCENE CLIMATE INTHERUBY MOUNTAINS AND CONDITIONS ONTHEEXPRESSIONOFREGIONAL Starratt, ScottW.*: THEEFFECTOFLOCAL LACUSTRINE ACIDIFIED LAKE NON STEADY STATE DYNAMICSIN A VOLCANICALLY Varekamp,CAVIAHUE, JohanC.*:LAKE ARGENTINA: AND BLOOM-PRODUCING ALGAE IN A LAKE PHOSPHORUS ONTHEGROWTHRATES OF A TOXIN TIMING AND EMPLACEMENT TIMING AND DETRITAL ZIRCON CONSTRAINTS 10 BE FLUXRECORDS NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS SESSION NO.326 A NEWTECTONIC DEVONIAN

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326-9 3:15 PM Miller, Elizabeth L.*; Dumitru, Trevor; Meisling, K.E.: 327-7 2:45 PM Biswal, Mary*: TECTONIC CONSTRAINTS ON LATE STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY OF WRANGEL ISLAND, TERTIARY UPLIFT IN SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS ARCTIC RUSSIA 327-8 3:00 PM Thomas, William A.*; Mueller, Paul A.; Gehrels, George E.: 326-10 3:30 PM Toro, Jaime*; Amato, Jeffrey M.: THE ROLE OF DETRITAL-ZIRCON RECORD OF PROVENANCE OF CHUKOTKA DURING OPENING OF THE AMERASIAN ORDOVICIAN–DEVONIAN SANDSTONES IN THE BASIN: A NEW PALEOGEOGRAPHIC MODEL FOR THE APPALACHIAN FORELAND ARCTIC DURING THE MESOZOIC 327-9 3:15 PM Freeman, Rebecca L.*; Ethington, Raymond L.; 326-11 3:45 PM Curtis, Michael L.*; Lopez-Mir, Berta; Heilbronn, Gloria: THE Miller, James F.; Dattilo, Benjamin F.: TECTONIC ROLE OF THE PAI-KHOI FOLD-AND-THRUST BELT IN COMPLICATIONS IN CORRELATING THE SAUK- THE EVOLUTION OF THE ARCTIC URALIDES, RUSSIAN TIPPECANOE MEGASEQUENCE BOUNDARY BETWEEN ARCTIC WESTERN AND EASTERN LAURENTIA: CLUES FROM 326-12 4:00 PM Zhang, Xiaojing*; Pease, Victoria: RECONSTRUCTION OF CONODONT BIOSTRATIGRAPHY TECTONIC EVENTS IN SOUTHERN TAIMYR, ARCTIC 327-10 3:30 PM Wang, Huilin*; Currie, Claire A.: SURFACE TOPOGRAPHY, RUSSIA, BASED ON PROVENANCE U-PB DETRITAL CRUSTAL DEFORMATION AND MAGMATISM INDUCED ZIRCON INVESTIGATIONS OF LATE PALEOZOIC TO BY LITHOSPHERIC REMOVAL MESOZOIC SEDIMENTS 327-11 3:45 PM Burgette, Reed J.*; Weldon, Ray J.: ACTIVE 326-13 4:15 PM Kosminska, Karolina*; Majka, Jaroslaw; Manecki, INTRACONTINENTAL BASEMENT UPLIFT IN THE Maciej; Mazur, Stanislaw: NEW VESTIGES OF EARLY KYRGYZ TIEN SHAN CALEDONIAN SUBDUCTION IN THE HIGH ARCTIC 327-12 4:00 PM Zhidong, Gu*; Miao, Yuan; Jifeng, Yin: STRUCTURAL 326-14 4:30 PM Isozaki, Yukio*; Poldvere, Anna; Bauert, Heikki; STYLES ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE DETACHMENT Aoki, Kazumasa; Nakahata, Hiroki; Sakata, Shuhei; LEVELS IN THE EASTERN SICHUAN BASIN, SOUTH Hirata, Takafumi: THE EARLY CAMBRIAN BASIN CHINA REORGANIZATION AND RELEVANT TECTONICS IN 4:15 PM DISCUSSION CENTRAL BALTICA: DETRITAL ZIRCON CHRONOLOGY OF THE EDIACARAN-CAMBRIAN SANDSTONES IN SESSION NO. 328 ESTONIA T20. Magmatism, Tectonics, and Metallogeny of the Central Asian 4:45 PM DISCUSSION Orogenic Belt (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Volcanology SESSION NO. 327 Division) T12. Contrasting Styles of Phanerozoic Intracontinental 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 118 Tectonics: North America versus Asia (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA Geophysics Division) Wenjiao Xiao and Bo Wan, Presiding 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 119/120 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Dickson Cunningham and Stephen Marshak, Presiding 328-1 1:05 PM Jahn, Bor-ming*; Tong, Ying; Okamoto, Kazuaki; Valui, Galina; Usuki, Masako: SR-ND-HF ISOTOPIC 327-1 1:00 PM Levandowski, Will*; Jones, Craig H.; Butcher, Lesley Ann; CHARACTERIZATION OF GRANITOIDS IN Mahan, Kevin; Farmer, G. Lang: TOP-DOWN OR BOTTOM- ACCRETIONARY OROGENS OF ASIA AND UP? INTRAPLATE DEFORMATION IN THE WESTERN IMPLICATIONS FOR CRUSTAL DEVELOPMENT NORTH AMERICAN INTERIOR RECORDED AND CONTROLLED BY LITHOLOGY 328-2 1:25 PM Windley, Brian*; Xiao, Wenjiao: HIGH-PRESSURE/ ULTRAHIGH-PRESSURE ROCKS IN THE CENTRAL 327-2 1:15 PM Lovell, Thomas R.*; Andronicos, Christopher L.; Bowen, ASIAN OROGENIC BELT: THEIR OCCURRENCE, AGE Brenda B.: THE ROLE OF AN INTRACRATONIC BASIN DISTRIBUTION, EXHUMATION AND EVOLUTION IN TRANSCONTINENTAL SEDIMENT DISPERSAL AND RECYCLING SYSTEMS 328-3 1:40 PM Zuza, Andrew V.*; Yin, An: INITIAL AND BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF THE CENTRAL 327-3 1:30 PM Lovell, Thomas R.*; Bowen, Brenda B.; Andronicos, ASIAN OROGENIC SYSTEM (CAOS): THE BALKATACH Christopher L.: CONSTRAINING THE PHANEROZOIC HYPOTHESIS TIME-TEMPERATURE HISTORY OF THE ILLINOIS BASIN USING DETRITAL APATITE U-TH/HE 328-4 1:55 PM Sun, Min*; Cai, Keda; Jiang, Yingde; Zhang, Jian; Yuan, THERMOCHRONOLOGY Chao; Zhao, Guochun; Xiao, Wenjiao: THE ALTAI MOUNTAINS IN CHINA, MONGOLIA AND RUSSIA: A 327-4 1:45 PM Marshak, Stephen*; Domrois, Stefanie; Seid, Mary; Yang, CONTINUOUS SUBDUCTION SYSTEM IN THE EARLY Xiaotao; Pavlis, Gary; Chen, Chen; Remtema, Zack; Weber, PALEOZOIC John; Hamburger, Michael W.; Larson, Timothy: THE STE. GENEVIEVE FAULT ZONE OF THE CRATONIC 328-5 2:10 PM Wang, Tao*; Li, Shan; Zhang, Lei; Guo, Lei; Yang, PLATFORM, USA: A SURFACE MANIFESTATION OF THE Qidi; Zhang, Jianjun; Tong, Ying; Tumurkhuu, Dondov: LONG-LIVED AND STILL-ACTIVE CRUSTAL BOUNDARY MESOZOIC GRANITOID MAGMATISMS IN THE BETWEEN THE OZARK PLATEAU AND ILLINOIS BASIN CENTRAL ASIA OROGENIC BELT 327-5 2:00 PM Johnson, Harold E.*; Miller, Brent V.: BASIN TO 328-6 2:25 PM Wan, Bo*: TIME–SPACE DISTRIBUTIONS OF DIVERSE MOUNTAINS: CARBONIFEROUS INVERSION OF THE ORE DEPOSITS IN SOUTHERN ALTAIDS, NW CHINA OUACHITA TROUGH, ARKANSAS AND OKLAHOMA AND ITS TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS USA 2:40 PM BREAK 327-6 2:15 PM Johnson, Joshua E.*; Flowers, Rebecca M.; Mahan, 328-7 2:55 PM Wakabayashi, John*; Xiao, Wenjiao: CENTRAL ASIAN Kevin H.; Baird, Graham B.; Metcalf, James R.: REPEATED OROGENIC BELT AND THE CALIFORNIA CORDILLERA: INTRACONTINENTAL TECTONISM IN THE COLORADO SIMILARITIES AND CONTRAST FRONT RANGE: FILLING CRITICAL GAPS IN THERMAL 328-8 3:15 PM Zhao, Yue*; Zhang, Shuanhong; Liu, Jian: PALEOZOIC HISTORIES WITH TITANITE AND ZIRCON (U-TH)/HE TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE NORTHERN MARGIN THERMOCHRONOLOGY OF THE NORTH CHINA CRATON AND ITS ADJACENT 2:30 PM BREAK CENTRAL ASIAN OROGENIC BELT: A REVIEW

296 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 329-12 329-11 329-10 329-9 329-8 329-7 329-6 329-5 329-4 329-3 329-2 329-1 Colin M.Dundas, Alexander G.HayesandJamesJ.Wray, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 301 Observations (GSA PlanetaryGeologyDivision) T22. DynamicPlanetaryGeologyRevealedbyLong-Term SESSION NO.329 328-12 328-11 328-10 328-9

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 1:40 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM MAPPED BY THEMARSEXPRESSHIGHRESOLUTION Gerhard: THEMARTIANGEOMORPHOLOGY AS David Harald; Roatsch, Thomas; Gwinner, Klaus;Williams, Jaumann, Ralf*; Tirsch, D.;Hauber, Ernst; Hoffmann, COLLECTIVE EFFECTSONRIPPLE FORMATION WINDS OVERMARTIANDUNETOPOGRAPHY AND THE Johnson, MollyB.*;Zimbelman,JamesR.: AEOLIAN BEDFORMSINHERSCHEL CRATER, MARS Francois: ACTIVITY OF AND SEDIMENTFLUXESFROM Runyon, KirbyD.*;Bridges,N.;Pelletier, Jon; Ayoub, INVESTIGATION BY THEMARSRECONNAISSANCEORBITERMARCI YEARS OFSURFACE ALBEDO CHANGESOBSERVED Bell, JamesF.*; Wellington, DanikaF.: ON MARS MATERIALS FORRECURRINGSLOPELINEAE(RSL) Wang, Alian*; Wei, Jie:CHLORIDEHYDRATES --SOURCE POSSIBLE HYDROLOGICIMPLICATIONS ALBEDO STREAKSONMARTIANSLOPES AND THEIR GROWTH AND FADING CHARACTERISTICSOFLOW- A.: Charles Montgomery, DavidR.;Schreiber, B.Charlotte;Hibbitts, Mushkin, Amit*; Stillman,DavidE.;Gillespie, Alan R.; SPECTRA OF ACTIVE FEATURES ONMARS James J.:TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OBSERVED IN Ojha, Lujendra*;Wolff, M.J.;Wilhelm,MaryBeth;Wray, SLOPE LINEA ACTIVITY ONMARS CONSTRAINTS ONTHECONDITIONSFORRECURRING Dundas, ColinM.*;McEwen, Alfred S.;Byrne,Shane: SURFACE IDENTIFICATION OFCHANGES ONTHELUNAR Speyerer, Emerson*;Robinson,MarkS.:AUTOMATIC SYSTEM Hansen, CandiceJ.*: ATMOSPHERIC INTERACTIONS Turtle, Elizabeth*: CRATERING RATE NEW DATED CRATERS ONMARS:THECURRENT Kreslavsky, Mikhail;Saper, LeeM.;Kennedy, MeganR.: Daubar, Ingrid*;McEwen, Alfred S.;Byrne,Shane; CONCLUDING REMARKS WESTERN MONGOLIA THE ZUUNMODPORPHYRY MOPROSPECTINSOUTH- ON UNIDIRECTIONAL SOLIDIFICATION TEXTURE AT ELEMENTS AND FLUIDINCLUSIONSTUDY SHOWING Narita, Akiyuki; Bat-Erdene,Gendenjamtsyn: Erdenebayar, Jamsran*;Ogata, Takeyuki; Imai, Akira; NORTHERN YIDUN ARC, EASTERNTIBETAN PLATEAU RECORDED INSEDIMENTARY BASINSONTOP OFTHE Jian, Xing;Shang,Fei:MESOZOICDEFORMATION Jackson, William T.*; Robinson,Delores;Weislogel, Amy L.; JUNGGAR, XINJIANG,CHINA OF THE YANGZHUANG GRANITEPORPHYRY INWEST NB-TA AND TIIN ARC MAGMATISM: A CASESTUDY Mao, Wei*; Li,Xiaofeng;Rusk,Brian: OROGENIC BELT AND THEIRIMPLICATIONS EASTERN SEGMENTOFTHECENTRAL ASIAN TRIASSIC VOLCANICSINGREAT XING’ANRANGE, Xu, Jiulei*;Zheng,Changqing;Xuechun: A.; vanGasselt,Stephan;Hiesinger, Harald;Neukum, NEW CONSTRAINTSONTHERECURRENCE, TITAN’S DYNAMICSURFACE AND PLUMES ACROSS THESOLAR 19–22 October DECOUPLING OF FOUR MARS SURFACE TRACE LATE

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 329-15 329-14 329-13 330-9 330-8 330-7 330-6 330-5 330-4 330-3 330-2 330-1 Presiding James V. JonesIII,EmilyS.Finzel,Brian A. HamptonandJeffrey M. Trop, 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 116/117 Volcanology Division) Division; GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and Division; GSA SedimentaryGeologyDivision;GSA Geophysics American Cordillera(GSA StructuralGeologyandTectonics Development andEconomicResourcesoftheNorthernNorth T29. GeologicProcessesThatInfluencethe Tectonic SESSION NO.330

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 3:25 PM 3:10 PM 2:55 PM 2:35 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM LANDING SITEINMERIDIANIPLANUM Team, The: Parker, Timothy*; Bills,Bruce;Grant,John;MERScience CLIMATE IMPLICATIONS OFEROSIONRATES FORMARS Golombek, M.P.*; Warner, N.H.;Ganti,V.; Lamb,M.P.: MORPHOLOGIES ONMARS OF MID-LATITUDE POST-IMPACT CRATER FILL Livio L.; Zylik,DianaK.:CLASSIFICATIONMAPPING AND Harrison, Tanya N.*;Osinski,GordonR.; Tornabene, GEOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS STEREO CAMERA (HRSC):IMPLICATIONS FOR BREAK COLUMBIA MASCOT NI-CU-PGEDEPOSIT, HOPE, BRITISH MINERALIZATION: THELATE CRETACEOUS GIANT IN THECANADIANCORDILLERA AND NI-SULPHIDE Ames, DoreenE.:ULTRAMAFICCUMULATES ARC Manor, MatthewJ.*;Scoates,JamesS.;Nixon,Graham A IT EVOLVE ORHASITOUTLIVEDITSUSEFULNESS? Wilson, FredericH.*:THETERRANECONCEPT–NEED PERSPECTIVES AND FUTUREOPPORTUNITIES OF THE ALEXANDER TERRANE:CURRENT Richard M.:PALEOZOIC-EARLY MESOZOICEVOLUTION William C.; Israel,Steve A.; Joyce,Nancy;Friedman, Beranek, LukeP.*; vanStaal,CeesR.;McClelland, MICROPLATE,SOUTHERN ALASKA SUBDUCTION OF A BUOYANT HIGH: YAKUTAT INBOARD UPPERPLATE RESPONSETO FLAT SLAB ROLE OFPRE-EXISTINGSTRUCTURESONTHE Armstrong, Phillip A.; Layer, Paul;O’Sullivan,Paul B.:THE Davis, KailynN.;Fitzgerald,PaulG.;Gillis,RobertJ.; Benowitz, Jeff A.*; Roeske,SarahM.; Trop, Jeffrey M.; QUADRANGLE, WESTERN ALASKA RANGE ASSOCIATED MINERALIZATION INTHELIMEHILLSC-1 CRETACEOUS TO TERTIARY MAGMATISM AND Wypych, Alicja; Benowitz,Jeff A.; Kass,M. Andy: Sicard, KarriR.*; Twelker, Evan;Freeman,Lawrence K.; EVOLUTION INTHENORTHERNCORDILLERA WESTERN YUKON: IMPLICATIONS FORLANDSCAPE EASTERN ALASKA AND IN TUFFS AND CALDERAS AND U-PBZIRCON AGES OFMID-CRETACEOUS Mortensen, JamesK.*;Dusel-Bacon,Cynthia: FORTYMILE DISTRICTOFEAST-CENTRAL ALASKA OF WIDESPREADEOCENEEXHUMATION INTHE Bacon, CharlesR.:APATITE FISSIONTRACKEVIDENCE Dusel-Bacon, Cynthia*;O’Sullivan,PaulB.;Day, Warren C.; FROM APATITE FISSIONTRACKDATA EXHUMATION HISTORY OFTHECHUKCHISHELF CONSTRAINTS ONTHEJURASSIC-TERTIARY Craddock, William*;Houseknecht,DavidW.: DEFORMATION HISTORY NEEDS REVISITING:NEWINTERPRETATION OF Martel, Edith*:HOWARD’S PASS PB-ZNSEDEXMODEL PERSPECTIVE FROM ALASKA A MARINEORIGINFORTHEOPPORTUNITY SESSION NO.330 NATURE

297 T.; PM WEDNESDAY SESSION NO. 330

330-10 3:40 PM Newson, Andrew C.*: IMAGING OVERTURNED FOLD 331-12 4:20 PM Johan, Kleman*; Stroeven, Arjen P.; Hättestrand, Clas; LIMBS USING THE EXPERIMENTAL 2D SEISMIC LINE Strömberg, Bo; Heyman, Jakob; Fredin, Ola: THE LAST LOFF8 DEGLACIATION OF FENNOSCANDIA: COMPARISONS 330-11 3:55 PM Blum, Mike*: CONTINENTAL-SCALE PALEODRAINAGE WITH THE LAURENTIDE/CORDILLERAN REGION FOR THE APTIAN-ALBIAN MANNVILLE GROUP, 331-13 4:35 PM Mangerud, Jan*; Hughes, Anna L.C.; Gyllencreutz, EASTERN MARGINS OF THE ALBERTA FORELAND- Richard; Svendsen, John Inge; Lohne, Øystein S.: THE BASIN SYSTEM, FROM DETRITAL ZIRCONS LAST EURASIAN ICE SHEETS: A CHRONOLOGICAL 330-12 4:10 PM Byerly, Ad*; Tikoff, Basil; Gaschnig, Richard M.; Fayon, DATABASE AND TIME-SLICE RECONSTRUCTION Annia; Vervoort, Jeffrey D.: TECTONIC HISTORY OF THE (DATED) IDAHO BATHOLITH: FABRIC ANALYSIS THROUGH TIME SESSION NO. 332 330-13 4:25 PM Fan, Majie*: CENOZOIC TOPOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION OF THE CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS CONSTRAINED T45. Tracking Sediment Movement across Earth’s Surface FROM STABLE ISOTOPE GEOCHEMISTRY (GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division; GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Limnogeology Division; SESSION NO. 331 Geochemical Society; Soils and Soil Processes Interdisciplinary Interest Group) T37. Late Pleistocene Circum-Arctic Ice Sheets: Extent, Chronology, and Dynamic Controls (GSA Quaternary Geology 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 208/209 and Geomorphology Division; Canadian Quaternary Association; Lee B. Corbett, Eric W. Portenga and Paul R. Bierman, Presiding Canadian Geomorphology Research Group) 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 211 332-1 1:05 PM Johnstone, Sam*; Hilley, George E.: LITHOLOGIC Brent C. Ward and Eiliv Larsen, Presiding CONTROL ON THE FORM OF SOIL MANTLED 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS HILLSLOPES 331-1 1:05 PM England, John*: ARCTIC ICE SHEETS IN CANADA: 332-2 1:20 PM West, Nicole*; Kirby, Eric; Bierman, Paul R.: ASPECT- NEW PERSPECTIVES FROM A FOUR DECADE, 2000 DEPENDENT REGOLITH FLUX REVEALED BY 10 KM TRANSECT ACROSS THE CANADIAN ARCTIC METEORIC BE ARCHIPELAGO 332-3 1:35 PM Portenga, Eric W.*; Bishop, Paul; Gore, Damian B.; 331-2 1:25 PM Turner, Derek G.*; Froese, Duane G.; Ward, Brent C.: DO Westaway, Kira E.; Rood, Dylan H.; Bierman, Paul R.: THE GLACIAL EXTENTS IN YUKON AND EASTERN ALASKA WHEN, WHAT, AND HOW OF GULLY EROSION AND REFLECT EITHER PERVASIVE TECTONIC OR SEA SEDIMENT DEPOSITION ON THE TABLELANDS OF LEVEL INFLUENCE? NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA 331-3 1:40 PM Brown, Logan*; Ward, Brent C.; Gosse, John; Bond, 332-4 1:50 PM Cox, Rónadh*; Bierman, Paul; Rakotondrazafy, Amos Fety Jeffrey D.: USING TERRESTRIAL COSMOGENIC Michel: MADAGASCAR EROSION RATES AND INSIGHT 10 NUCLIDES TO CONSTRAIN TIMING OF PENULTIMATE INTO ANTHROPOGENIC EFFECTS FROM IN-SITU BE ICE ADVANCE IN THE OGILVIE MOUNTAINS, YUKON ANALYSIS OF RIVER SEDIMENTS TERRITORY 332-5 2:10 PM Townsend, Kirk F.*; Rittenour, Tammy M.: A 331-4 1:55 PM Bond, Jeffrey D.*; Ward, Brent C.; Gosse, John C.: LATE CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC RECORD OF ARROYO PLEISTOCENE DEGLACIATION OF THE CORDILLERAN INCISION AND AGGRADATION IN KANAB CREEK, ICE SHEET FROM SOUTHWEST YUKON: TIMING, SOUTHERN UTAH RECESSION RATES, AND IMPLICATIONS 332-6 2:25 PM Riley, Kerry*; Rittenour, Tammy: OBESERVATIONS OF 331-5 2:10 PM Hodder, Tyler J.*; Ross, Martin: QUATERNARY ARROYO CUT-FILL DYNAMICS: A PRELIMINARY STRATIGRAPHY OF THE ABERDEEN LAKE REGION, CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHY FROM JOHNSON WASH, CENTRAL NUNAVUT, WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SOUTHERN UTAH EVOLUTION OF THE KEEWATIN SECTOR OF THE 2:40 PM BREAK LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET 332-7 2:55 PM Tucker, Gregory E.*; Perignon, Mariela C.; Bradley, D. 331-6 2:25 PM Margold, Martin*; Stokes, Chris R.; Clark, Chris D.: Nathan: SEDIMENT MOTION AND DISPERSION IN ICE STREAMS OF THE LAURENTIDE ICE SHEET: RIVERS: INSIGHTS FROM LIDAR DIFFERENCING, CHARACTERISTICS, CONTROLS AND TIMING PARTICLE TRACKING, AND NUMERICAL MODELING 331-7 2:40 PM Kelley, Samuel*; Briner, Jason P.; Zimmerman, Susan H.; 332-8 3:15 PM Ouimet, William B.*; Dethier, David P.; Kaste, James M.; Cronauer, Sandra: THE INFLUENCE OF ICE MARGINAL Murphy, Sheila; Purinton, Benjamin J.; Mondrach, Hannah; SETTING ON EARLY HOLOCENE RETREAT RATES IN Abrahams, Edward: CHARACTERIZING SEDIMENT WEST GREENLAND MOBILIZATION AND LANDSCAPE RESPONSE TO 2:55 PM BREAK WILDFIRE AND EXTREME FLOODING USING SHORT- LIVED FALLOUT RADIONUCLIDES 137CS AND 210PB, 3:10 PM SECOND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS COLORADO FRONT RANGE 331-8 3:15 PM Piotrowski, Jan A.*: UNDER THE SCANDINAVIAN ICE 332-9 3:30 PM Woodmansee, Sylvia Jane*; Bower, Jennifer A.; Schmidt, SHEET: PROCESSES, DEPOSITS AND LANDFORMS Amanda H.: USING SHORT LIVED RADIONUCLIDES 331-9 3:35 PM Hopkins, Nathan R.*; Evenson, Edward B.; Kleman, Johan; AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION TO EXPLORE THE EFFECTS Geist, Christopher; Larson, Grahame; Kodama, Kenneth P.: OF AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE TILES ON DEPTH ANISOTROPY OF MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY TILL OF EROSION IN THE VERMILION WATERSHED, FABRICS AND THE LATE GLACIAL BEHAVIOR OF THE NORTHERN OHIO BALTIC ICE STREAM IN SOUTHERN SWEDEN 332-10 3:45 PM Garcia Greco, Gabriela*; Fiallo, Dominic; Neilson, 331-10 3:50 PM Gillespie, Alan R.*; Jigjidsuren, Batbaatar: CLIMATIC Thomas B.; Martin, Joseph; Schmidt, Amanda H.; Bierman, MEDIATION OF MOISTURE SOURCES ON THE Paul; Sosa-Gonzales, Veronica; Wei, Renjuan; Zhang, SOUTHERN EDGE OF SIBERIA Chunmin; Liang, Chuan: DETERMINING SEDIMENT 331-11 4:05 PM Larsen, Eiliv*; Fjeldskaar, Willy; Fredin, Ola; Lyså, Astrid; SOURCES AND SINKS IN A SMALL HEADWATER Ottesen, Dag: ASYNCHRONOUS BEHAVIOUR OF THE WATERSHED IN YUNNAN, CHINA USING SHORT-LIVED LAST FENNOSCANDIAN ICE SHEET RADIONUCLIDES

298 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 333-11 333-10 333-9 333-8 333-7 333-6 333-5 333-4 333-3 333-2 333-1 Shondricka BurrellandLeAnne Teruya, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 217/218 Sciences (GSA GeoscienceEducationDivision) Diverse Learnersfor Advanced StudyandCareersintheEarth Educational StrategiesThatBroadenParticipationandPrepare T78. EngagingtheNextGenerationofGeoscientists:Effective SESSION NO.333 332-12 332-11

4:10 PM 3:55 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 1:10 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM A GEO THE NEXTGENERATION OFGEOSCIENTISTS, AKA BE ENCOURAGE INSPIRE AND TO ALUMNI FRIENDS AND CONVERSATION INTHEGEOSCIENCES: ENGAGING Moore, Samuel*; Tucek, Kristen:CHANGINGTHE FROM EDUCATION TO EMPLOYMENT: A CASESTUDY PROGRESS OFUNDERREPRESENTEDPERSONS Boss, StephenK.*;Kvamme,Jo Ann: TRACKING EVIDENCE LINKDIAGRAMS ABOUT SCIENTIFICEXPLANATIONS USINGMODEL- Lombardi, Doug*: STUDENTS TO GEOLOGY AND THEEARTHSCIENCES Teruya, LeAnne*: BREAK COMMUNITY COLLEGESTUDENTS AND PARTICIPATION INTHEGEOSCIENCESFOR A MECHANISMFORSKILLSDEVELOPMENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCESFORUNDERGRADUATES: Boryta, Mark*;Walker, Becca;Mrofka,DavidD.:EARLY STEM STUDENTS RESEARCH EXPERIENCESFORNON-TRADITIONAL EFFECTIVE UNDERGRADUATE GEOSCIENCE Blake, Reginald*;Liou-Mark,Janet: MOBILE GAMESFORGEOSCIENCEEDUCATION Andrew: VIRTUAL GRANDCANYONFIELDTRIPS AS Bursztyn, Natalie*;Pederson,JoelL.;Shelton,Brett;Walker, FOCUSED OUTREACHPROGRAM YEAR: GROWTH AND MATURATION OF A DIVERSITY- Snow, Eleanour*:GEOFORCETEXASINTHE10 LEVEL MAJORS AND NON-MAJORS AT THEINTRODUCTORY PROJECT-BASED LEARNING:RAISINGTHEBARFOR PERCEPTIONS OFTHEGEOSCIENCESTHROUGH Hawkins, JohnF.*: CHALLENGINGSTUDENT SCIENCE CLASSROOM PREPARES PRE-SERVICE TEACHERSFORTHE GEO-CONSCIOUSNESS INGLOBAL CITIZENS, AND ACCESS TO EARTHSCIENCECAREERS,IMPROVES EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES THAT INCREASE GENERATION OFGEOSCIENTISTS:EFFECTIVE Burrell, Shondricka*: MATHEMATICS INTHE ASAP PROGRAM THROUGH LITERACY INLANGUAGE,SCIENCE, AND GENERATION OF GEOSCIENTIST: FINDINGTHEM Bryan; Brame,Rachel:LOOKINGFORTHENEXT Brame, RodericI.*;PittsBannister, Vanessa; Nichols, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS DISCUSSION TIMES SEDIMENT FROMBRAZIL INDICATES LONGRETURN BE ANALYSIS OFDEBRISFLOWBOULDERS AND Rood, DylanH.;Massey, Christine:COSMOGENIC10- Bierman, P.*; Fernandes,Nelson;Sosa-Gonzalez,Veronica; THE GOLDSTONE PIEDMONT, MOJAVE DESERT GRADIENT DESERTPIEDMONTS:NEWDATA FROM MILLENNIAL-SCALE SEDIMENTSPEEDSDOWNLOW- Nichols, KyleK.*;Bierman,PaulR.;Rood,DylanH.: BUILDING BRIDGESTHAT CONNECT PROMOTING CRITICAL EVALUATION ENGAGING THENEXT 19–22 October DESIGNING TH

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 333-12 334-12 334-11 334-10 334-9 334-8 334-7 334-6 334-5 334-4 334-3 334-2 334-1 C.L. ConnorandJeffrey Kavanaugh,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 202/203 Southeast) for GlacierandEnvironmentalResearchUniversity Alaska Climate ScienceLegacy(GSA GeophysicsDivision;Foundation Icefield, AlaskaandBritishColumbia:Extendinga68 Year T109. NewResearchontheTaku andLlewellynGlaciers,Juneau SESSION NO.334

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 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:05 PM 1:00 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS DISCUSSION TEXTBOOKS OF GEOSCIENTISTSININTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY Kortz, KarenM.*;Smay, JessicaJ.: PRESERVE, SOUTHEAST ALASKA PRESERVE, MUIR INLET, GLACIERBAY NATIONAL PARK AND HISTORY OFTHE FIRSTMILLENNIUMCEIN Frank, DavidC.;Nelson,Willy:DATING GLACIAL Wiesenberg, N.; Connor, C.L.;Buma,B.;Barclay, David; Downes, Z.*;Wiles,Gregory;Lawson, Daniel; OUTLET GLACIERINRECESSION ANNUAL FLOODINGEVENTFROM A JUNEAUICEFIELD Eran: 2014MENDENHALL GLACIERJOKULHLAUP: AN Connor, CathyL.*;Pierce,Jamie; Hekkers,M.L.;Hood, JUNEAU ICEFIELD Dittrich, William A.*: CRYOCONITE FORMATION ONTHE YUKON RIVERBASIN HYDROLOGICAL CONDITIONS FORTHEUPPER INSTRUMENTS FORESTABLISHING BASELINE OBSERVATIONS OFLLEWELLYN GLACIERBY RADAR Mischler, Alexandre*; Kavanaugh,Jeffrey; Samuel,Jos: GLACIER, ALASKA CREEK DISTRIBUTION OFSNOW ACCUMULATION LEMON TRANSIENT SNOWLINEMIGRATION AND SPATIAL Rosenkrans, Hannah; Arnell, Kristin:TRENDSBETWEEN Beaty, Danielle;Rondeau,Luc;Braun,Carmen; McNeil, Christopher*;Gindraux,Saskia;Brett,Melissa; TAKU GLACIERUSINGTHECONTINUITY EQUATION RATE ANALYSIS OFTHEEQUILIBRIUMSTATE OFTHE Evan; Kavanaugh,Jeffrey: FLOWVELOCITY AND STRAIN Arnell, Kristin*;Brett,Melissa;Bridgers, Ya’Shonti; Burgess, BREAK SNOW INTHEJUNEAUICEFIELDSNOWPACK Smith, Maya:ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES OFRAIN AND Hughes, Kelly*; Amaral, Tristan; Raia,Natalie; Tamre, Erik; TAKU GLACIER,SOUTHEAST ALASKA VARIABILITY IN FIRNDENSIFICATION RATES ONTHE Josh; Staron,Michael;Riverman,Kiya;Voigt, Donald: King, DanielR.*;Kenny, Elizabeth; Alwakeel, Julian;Ivie, 2000 AND 1948 CHANGE OFTHELEMONCREEKGLACIERBETWEEN GEODETIC ASSESSMENT OFVOLUME AND SURFACE Zinck, Alexander*; Powell,Kurt;Bridgers, Ya’Shonti: TAKUGLACIER, ALASKA FLOW DYNAMICS AND BASAL CONDITIONSOFTHE Randall; Jeffrey:Jason; Kavanaugh, Amundson, TERMINUS Hansen, Dougal*; Amott, Carrie;Radue,MariahJ.;Stacy, IMPLICATIONS FORDOWNSTREAM ECOSYSTEMS AS AN INDICATOR FORHYDROLOGIC FLUXES AND GLACIAL MASSBALANCEONTHEJUNEAUICEFIELD Amott, Carrie;O’Neel,Shad;Kavanaugh,Jeffrey: USING Quesnel, Kim*;Gulbrandsen,Lindsey;Christie,Laurissa; LONGEST GLACIERRECORDS CREEK GLACIER, ALASKA: NORTH AMERICA’S Campbell, Seth;Kavanaugh,Jeffrey L.: McNeil, Christopher*;Pelto,MauriS.;McGee,Scott; INTRODUCTORY REMARKS THE PORTRAYAL SESSION NO.334 TAKULEMON AND

299 PM WEDNESDAY SESSION NO. 334

334-13 4:20 PM Romano, Stephanie*: USING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY AT 335-12 4:15 PM Saylor, Joel E.*; Sundell, Kurt E.; Horton, Brian K.: JUNEAU ICEFIELD RESEARCH PROGRAM CAMPS CONSTRAINTS ON GEODYNAMIC MODELS OF 334-14 4:35 PM Granshaw, Frank*; Connor, C.L.; Kavanaugh, Jeffrey L.; SURFACE UPLIFT FROM HYDROGEN ISOTOPES OF Gamboa, Andres; Brown, William E.: JIRP 2014 VFE - VOLCANIC GLASS IN SOUTHERN PERU BUILDING A VIRTUAL FIELD EXPERIENCE OF THE 335-13 4:30 PM Porter, Trevor J.*; Ager, Thomas A.; Bindeman, Ilya N.; JUNEAU ICE FIELD Feakins, Sarah J.; Reyes, Alberto V.; Westgate, John A.; 4:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Froese, Duane G.: A SIMILAR-TO-MODERN PLIOCENE CLIMATE IN CONTINENTAL ALASKA AND YUKON SESSION NO. 335 RECORDED BY MULTIPLE WATER ISOTOPE PROXIES: PLANT LIPIDS, WOOD CELLULOSE AND HYDRATED T126. Stable and Clumped Isotope Record of Topography, GLASS SHARDS Climate, and Environments: Challenges and Recent Advances (GSA Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Structural Geology 335-14 4:45 PM Mix, Hari T.*; Ibarra, Daniel E.; Mulch, Andreas; Graham, and Tectonics Division; GSA Quaternary Geology and Stephan A.; Chamberlain, C. Page: REVISITING Geomorphology Division) UNCERTAINTY IN KAOLINITE PALEOALTIMETRY AND PALEOTHERMOMETRY WITH OXYGEN ISOTOPE 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 204 CONSTRAINTS FROM THE EOCENE SIERRA NEVADA Majie Fan, Andrew Leier and Joel E. Saylor, Presiding 335-1 1:00 PM Dhillon, Ryan S.*; James, Noel P.; Kyser, T. Kurtis; Bone, SESSION NO. 336 Yvonne: Δ18O AND Δ13C VARIABILITY IN MODERN AND T134. Geomicrobiology: Microbe-Mineral Interactions HOLOCENE BRACHIOPODS, SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN (Geochemical Society) SHELF 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 304/305 335-2 1:15 PM Winnick, Matthew J.*; Chamberlain, C. Page; Caves, Nathan Yee and Sean A. Crowe, Presiding Jeremy K.; Welker, Jeff: QUANTIFYING THE ISOTOPIC CONTINENTAL EFFECT IN PRECIPITATION AND 336-1 1:00 PM Falkowski, Paul G.*: THE ROLE OF MINERALS IN THE IMPLICATIONS FOR RECONSTRUCTING CLIMATE AND DESIGN OF BIOLOGICAL CATALYSTS IN MICROBES TOPOGRAPHY FROM ISOTOPIC GRADIENTS 336-2 1:20 PM Konhauser, Kurt*; Lalonde, Stefan: OXYGEN 335-3 1:30 PM Fiorella, Richard P.*; Poulsen, Christopher J.; Pillco-Zolá, PRODUCTION ON THE ARCHEAN LANDMASS Ramiro S.; Jeffery, M. Louise; Ehlers, Todd A.: 336-3 1:40 PM Warren, Lesley A.*; Elliott, Amy V.C.; Plach, Janina M.; INCORPORATING EVAPORATION HISTORIES INTO Droppo, Ian G.: COLLABORATIVE MICROBIAL FE PALEOALTIMETRY RECONSTRUCTIONS: AN ANDEAN REDOX CYCLING – AN ANCIENT ECOLOGICAL CASE-STUDY STRATEGY TO COLONIZE AN OXYGENATING WORLD? 335-4 1:45 PM Huntington, Katharine W.*; Lechler, Alex R.; Burgener, 336-4 1:55 PM Enright, Allison*; Ferris, F. Grant: DIFFERENTIATING Landon; Hoke, Gregory D.: IMPACT OF CARBONATE CHEMICAL AND BACTERIAL IRON OXIDATION WITH DEPOSITIONAL SETTING AND SEASONALITY ON LONG-RANGE CORRELATIONS IN OXIDATION- CLUMPED ISOTOPE RECORDS OF TOPOGRAPHY AND REDUCTION POTENTIAL CLIMATE 336-5 2:10 PM Kenward, Paul Alexander*; Power, Ian M.; Dipple, 335-5 2:05 PM Fan, Majie*; Hough, Brian; Passey, Benjamin H.: Gregory M.; Raudsepp, Mati: MAGNESITE MIDDLE TO LATE CENOZOIC HIGH TOPOGRAPHY PRECIPITATION AT LOW TEMPERATURE: AND CLIMATE COOLING IN THE CENTRAL ROCKY IMPLICATIONS FOR MICROBIALLY MEDIATED MOUNTAINS: CONSTRAINTS FROM CLUMPED CARBON SEQUESTRATION ISOTOPE GEOTHERMOMETRY 336-6 2:25 PM Grimm, Kurt Andrew*: BIOFILMS EVERYWHERE: LIVING 335-6 2:20 PM Fricke, Henry*; Sewall, Jacob O.: PALEOELEVATION OF COMMUNITIES, SLIME-ON-SUBSTRATES AND THE THE NORTH AMERICAN CORDILLERA FROM THE LATE CIRCUMPLANETARY CLIMATE CONSORTIUM CRETACEOUS TO LATEST EOCENE: AN INTEGRATED 2:40 PM BREAK CLIMATE MODEL-STABLE ISOTOPE APPROACH 336-7 2:55 PM Fortin, Danielle*: CHARACTERIZATION OF FRESH AND 335-7 2:35 PM Passey, Benjamin H.*; Levin, Naomi E.; Ji, Haoyuan; Li, AGED BIOGENIC IRON OXIDES (BIOS) Shuning; Hu, Huanting: TRIPLE OXYGEN ISOTOPES IN THE STUDY OF TERRESTRIAL PALEOENVIRONMENTS: 336-8 3:15 PM Yee, Nathan*; Choi, Jessica; Shah, Madhavi: FE(III) ADVANCES AND OPPORTUNITIES OXIDE REDUCTION BY A NOVEL SUBSURFACE FERMENTATIVE BACTERIUM 335-8 2:55 PM Ji, Haoyuan*; Passey, Benjamin H.; Li, Shuning; Levin, Naomi E.: TRIPLE OXYGEN ISOTOPES IN SOILS AND 336-9 3:30 PM Wu, Lingling*; Liu, Kai; Shi, Bingjie: TRACING REDOX LAKES CYCLES DURING MICROBE-CLAY INTERACTIONS USING STABLE IRON ISOTOPES 3:10 PM BREAK 336-10 3:45 PM Weber, Karrie A.*; Healy, Olivia M.; Spanbauer, Trisha L.; 335-9 3:25 PM Hu, Huanting*; Passey, Benjamin H.; Montanari, Shaena; Nolan, Jason; Snow, Daniel: NITRATE MEDIATED Chin, Karen: CONSTRAINTS ON LATE JURASSIC AND URANIUM(IV) OXIDATION IN SHALLOW SUBSURFACE CRETACEOUS ATMOSPHERIC PCO2 AND PRIMARY SEDIMENTS PRODUCTIVITY FROM TRIPLE OXYGEN ISOTOPES IN DINOSAUR EGGSHELLS 336-11 4:00 PM Loope, David B.*; Kettler, Richard M.; Weber, Karrie A.: WATER TABLE CONTROLS ON THE MORPHOLOGY 335-10 3:40 PM Cassel, Elizabeth J.*; Breecker, Daniel O.; Smith, M. OF IRON-OXIDE CONCRETIONS IN THE NAVAJO Elliot; Henry, Christopher D.: QUANTIFYING SANDSTONE OF SOUTHERN UTAH PALEOELEVATIONS USING HYDRATED VOLCANIC GLASS 336-12 4:15 PM Jones, Aaron Alexander*; Bennett, Philip C.: THE MICROBE-MINERAL ASSOCIATION: A FUNDAMENTAL 335-11 4:00 PM Sundell, Kurt E.*; Saylor, Joel E.; Villarreal, Dustin: CONTROL ON BIOMASS, COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP, BASIN EVOLUTION AND SURFACE UPLIFT OF THE METABOLISM, AND GEOCHEMISTRY IN KARST HUACOCHULLO AND PUQUIO REGIONS IN SOUTHERN SYSTEMS PERU THROUGH ZIRCON U-PB GEOCHRONOLOGY AND VOLCANIC GLASS PALEOALTIMETRY

300 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 337-10 337-9 337-8 337-7 337-6 337-5 337-4 337-3 337-2 337-1 Johannesson andSaugataDatta,Presiding Prosun Bhattacharya, Abhijit Mukherjee,Mohammad Alauddin, Karen 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 110 Society ofGroundwaterforSustainableDevelopment) Environmental andEngineeringGeologyDivision;International GSA GeologyandHealthDivision;GeochemicalSociety;GSA Geomicrobiology Division;GSA GeologyandSocietyDivision; to SinkII(GSA HydrogeologyDivision;GSA Geobiology & T154. GroundwaterandSurface-Water Arsenic: FromSource SESSION NO.337

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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM CONTAMINATED WATER USINGCHITOSAN Lazarova, Zdravka: REMOVAL OF ARSENIC FROM Annaduzzaman, M.*;Bhattacharya,Prosun; Ersoz,Mustafa; JULIAN, CA HISTORIC GOLDMININGOPERATIONS NEAR IN METAMORPHIC BEDROCK AND IMPACTS FROM DISTRIBUTION Cathcart, Eric:GEOGENICARSENIC O’Shea, Bethany*;Robinson, Tom; Johnston,Elizabeth; UTAH SURFACE WATER INTHESNAKECREEKWATERSHED, ARSENIC AND SALINITY IN GROUNDWATER AND TimothyGoodsell, H.: Chapman, Tucker*; Carling,Gregory T.; Tingey, David G.; BREAK SOUTHERN BANGLADESH OF TUBEWELL CONCRETEPLATFORM COLORIN UNDERGROUND WATER THROUGHOBSERVATION Alauddin, Mohammad: Behri, Ervila;Hussam, Abul; Alauddin, Sarah; Minchala, Sandra*;Dham,Sanjita;Shaha,Sanjit; SOUTHEASTERN BANGLADESH AT INTERMEDIATE DEEP AQUIFER (IDA)INMATLAB, OF 243DRINKINGWATER TUBEWELLSINSTALLED Rashid, NazhatShirin: Jacks, Gunnar;Rahman,Marina;Haque,M. Aminul; Kazi Matin;Hasan,M. Aziz; vonBrömssen,Mattias; Bhattacharya, Prosun*;Hossain,Mohammed; Ahmed, MANGANESE DRINKINGWATER POTENTIAL SOURCEFOR ARSENIC-SAFE AND LOW- Nazhat Shirin: Mattias von;Rahman,Marina;Haque,M. Aminul; Rashid, Kazi Matin;Hasan,M. Aziz; Jacks,Gunnar;Brömssen, Hossain, Mohammed*;Bhattacharya,Prosun; Ahmed, BANGLADESH AQUIFERS OFMATLAB REGION,SOUTHEASTERN OF RELEASE ARSENIC INTHESEDIMENTARY INTERACTIONS IN ASSESSING THEPROCESSES SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIAL Ransom, Michel; Ahmed, KaziMatin:CHARACTERIZING Pedro; Hossain,Mohammed;Bhattacharya,Prosun; Datta, Saugata*;Kibria,MdGolam;Kirk,M.F.; Caldana, (INDIA) ARSENIC CYCLINGIN AQUIFERS OF WESTBENGAL DISSOLVED ORGANICCARBONIMPACT MICROBIAL Ghosh, Devanita*;Routh,Joyanto;Bhadury, Punyasloke: RIVER BASIN ADJOINING EASTERNHIMALAYAS IN SHALLOW AQUIFERS OFTHEBRAHMAPUTRA INTERACTIONS ONFATE OFGROUNDWATER ARSENIC OF GEOMORPHICTERRAINS AND WATER-SEDIMENT Mahanta, Chandan;Bhattacharya,Prosun: Verma, Swati*;Mukherjee, Abhijit; Chaoudhury, Runti; CITY PUMPINGCENTER RESOURCES INTHEBENGAL DELTA NEAR A MEGA- THE SUSTAINABILITY OFDEEP GROUNDWATER Holly Harvey, Charles F.; vanGeen, Alexander; Michael, Brian; Ahmed, KaziMatin;Bostick,BenjaminC.; Peter S.K.;Mozumder, M.RajibHassan;Mailloux, Khan, MahfuzurR.*;Koneshloo,Mohammad;Knappett, A.: EFFECT OF AQUIFER HETEROGENEITY ON INTERMEDIATE(IDA): ADEEP AQUIFER IDENTIFYING SOURCESOF BASELINE WATER QUALITY SEARCH FORSAFE 19–22 October INFLUENCE

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 337-13 337-12 337-11 Interest Group) Interdisciplinary Hydrogeology Division;SoilsandSoil Processes Progress? (International Association ofHydrogeologists;GSA T156. Agricultural ImpactsonWater Quality: Are We Making SESSION NO.338 338-9 338-8 338-7 338-6 338-5 338-4 338-3 338-2 338-1 M. CathrynRyanandEdwinE.Cey, Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 114/115

4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:10 PM 1:00 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS HYDROGEOCHEMICAL CONDITIONS REDUCTION UNDERVARIOUS GEOLOGICAL AND METALS BY NATURAL BACTERIAL SULFATE SEQUESTRATION OF ARSENIC AND OTHERTOXIC Ming-Kuo; Saunders,James A.; Uddin, Ashraf: Starnes, PeterH.*;Marlow, ChristopherScott;Lee, INDIA AND BANGLADESH WITHIN RICEGROWNINTHESESEDIMENTSFROM BIOACCUMULATIONLOCALIZATION AND OF ARSENIC WITHIN AQUIFER SEDIMENTS AND PROCESSESOF OF ARSENIC Karen; Datta,Saugata:SORPTION Hettiarachchi, Ganga; Tappero, Ryan;Johannesson, Pandya, Kumi;Rahman,MohammadMahmudur; Krehel, Austin W.*; Bednar, Anthony; Vega, Michael; PTERIS VITTATA ARSENIC REMOVAL FROMSOIL IN ASSOCIATION WITH RESISTANCE BACTERIA AND THEIR ABILITY IN Bose, Sutapa*;Singh,Surjit:ISOLATIONOF ARSENIC SHRIMP ORCRABSHELLS BIOPOLYMERFROM DERIVED ADSORBENT ASAN Ramon; Dunfield, Kari: Best, Arnaud, Emmanuelle*; Anna; Parker, Beth L.; Aravena, NITRATEAGRICULTURALVULNERABLE IN A AQUIFER MONITORING OF PATHOGEN INDICATORS AND Cey, EdwinE.*;Mellor, SPATIALAndrea: TEMPORAL AND BREAK GROUNDWATER NITRATE OF AN INDIVIDUAL AGRICULTURAL FIELDON Thomas A.: Forge, Loo, ShawnE.*;Ryan,M.Cathy;Zebarth,Bernie J.; AQUIFER STUDY NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS? A TRANS-BORDER INDICATORS CORRELATE WITHGROUNDWATER Gallagher, Tanya L.*;Gergel,SarahE.: DOLANDSCAPE SAMPLING USING HIGHFREQUENCY NITRATE ISOTOPE AQUIFER UNCONFINED CHARACTERIZATIONIN AN Bernie J.:AGRICULTURE-DERIVED NITRATE SOURCE Suchy, Martin*;Graham,Gwyn;Wassenaar, Len;Zebarth, SEDIMENTARY BEDROCK EFFECTS ONNITRATE TRANSPORT AND FATE IN Malenica, Amanda; Ryan,M.C.:MATRIX DIFFUSION Chapman, StevenW.*; Parker, BethL.;Cherry, John A.; AQUIFER BEDROCK NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN A SEDIMENTARY COMPARISON OFGROUNDWATER AND ROCKCORE Beth L.; Cherry, John A.; Jiang, Yefang: INSIGHTSFROM Malenica, Amanda*; Chapman,StevenW.; Parker, US HIGHPLAINS COMPARISON OFTHENORTHCHINA PLAIN AND INTENSIFICATION ONWATER RESOURCES: COMPARISON OFVARYING AGRICULTURAL Pe, Hongwei*;Scanlon,BridgetR.;Shen, Yanjun: TIME LAGSIN AGRICULTURAL BMP PERFORMANCE WRESTLING WITHTHEVADOSE ZONE!QUANTIFYING Rudolph, DavidL.*;Frind,EmilO.;Sousa,Marcelo: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS QUANTIFYING THEIMPACT EFFECTS OFGLACIAL SEDIMENT SESSION NO.338

301 PM WEDNESDAY SESSION NO. 338

TYPE AND LAND USE ON DISTRIBUTION OF NITRATE 339-9 3:35 PM Weyer, K. Udo*; Machel, Hans G.; Ellis, James C.: IMPACT AND E. COLI IN GROUNDWATER OF PALEOZOIC KARST UPON GROUNDWATER FLOW 338-10 3:45 PM McKay, Larry D.*; Street, Derek L.; Layton, Alice C.; IN THE VICINITY OF THE ATHABASCA OIL SANDS Hunter, Robert W.; Ludwig, Andrea L.: THE IMPACT 339-10 3:50 PM Bentley, L.R.*; Booterbaugh, Aaron P.; Mendoza, OF CROPLAND MANURE APPLICATION ON Carl A.: GEOPHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF WATER QUALITY IN SURFACE WATER, DRAIN TILE AN UNDRAINED OIL-SAND TAILINGS POND DAM, DISCHARGE AND GROUNDWATER AT A UNIVERSITY ALBERTA, CANADA DAIRY FARM 339-11 4:05 PM Vandenberg, Jerry A.*; Castendyk, Devin; McCullough, 338-11 4:00 PM Frey, Steven K.*; Topp, Ed; Sunohara, Mark; Edwards, Clint; Lund, Mark; Buchak, Edward; MacKinnon, Michael D.; Mark; Gottschall, Natalie; Khan, Izhar; Lapen, David: Rodgers, John H.; James, Alistair: PLANNING FOR TILE DRAINAGE MANAGEMENT INFLUENCES ON CANADA’S FUTURE OIL SANDS PIT LAKES; AN NUTRIENT, BACTERIA, AND VETERINARY ANTIBIOTIC OVERVIEW OF THE COSIA DEMONSTRATION PIT MOVEMENT TO GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE LAKES PROJECT WATER FOLLOWING LIQUID MANURE APPLICATION 339-12 4:20 PM Wilson, John*; Salinas, Azael; Mickler, Patrick; Horton, 338-12 4:15 PM Shrivastava, Anamika*; Bose, Sutapa: EXTENT OF Robert A.; Ellis, Andre; Baron, Dirk: GEOLOGICAL ARSENIC AND OTHER HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION CARBON SEQUESTRATION AND ENHANCED OIL IN AGRICULTURAL SOILS OF GANGA DELTA REGION, RECOVERY: POSSIBLE IMPACT ON A SHALLOW INDIA FRESHWATER AQUIFER NEAR A PROPOSED 338-13 4:30 PM Young, Rebecca A.*; Williams, C.O.; Robotham, M.; Kuzila, SEQUESTRATION SITE, SOUTHERN SAN JOAQUIN M.S.; West, L.; Smith, C.: PHOSPHORUS LOADING VALLEY, CALIFORNIA POTENTIAL OF U.S. SOILS 339-13 4:35 PM Kiesel, Timothy*; Tutolo, Benjamin M.; Luhmann, Andrew J.; Seyfried, William E.: EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF SESSION NO. 339 GLAUCONITIC SEDIMENTS FOR IN-SITU CARBON T160. Environmental Effects of Oil and Gas Development on SEQUESTRATION Water Quality: Toward Sustainability and Stewardship (GSA 4:50 PM CONCLUDING REMARKS Hydrogeology Division; GSA Environmental and Engineering Geology Division) SESSION NO. 340 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 109 T179. Back-Barrier Systems in Times of Change Stephen G. Osborn, Joseph Ryan, Brent Mooder, Carl Mendoza, Jean-Philippe 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 212 Nicot and Bridget R. Scanlon, Presiding Kristin R. Wilson and Joseph T. Kelley, Presiding 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 1:00 PM INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 339-1 1:15 PM Puls, Robert*: BASELINE WATER QUALITY PROGRAMS 340-1 1:15 PM Orejola, Nadine*; Doner, Lisa A.; Hubeny, J. Bradford: FOR OIL & GAS OPERATIONS - WHAT’S NEXT? SEDIMENTOLOGICAL APPROACH TO STORM SURGE 339-2 1:35 PM Rogers, Jessica D.*; Osborn, Stephen G.; Ryan, AND FLOOD IDENTIFICATION IN A CLIMATE SENSITIVE Joseph N.: FATE AND TRANSPORT OF FOUR ORGANIC ICELAND LAKE COMPOUNDS FREQUENTLY USED IN HYDRAULIC 340-2 1:30 PM Woodruff, Jonathan D.*; Brandon, Christine M.: FRACTURING FLUID IN LABORATORY COLUMNS HUMAN IMPACTS ON NEW YORK CITY BARRIER CONTAINING AQUIFER SEDIMENTS DEVELOPMENT 339-3 1:50 PM Nowamooz, Ali*; Lemieux, Jean-Michel; Molson, John W.; 340-3 1:45 PM Ward, Larry*; Irish, James: MORPHOLOGIC CHANGES Therrien, Rene: NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF OF A HEAVILY DEVELOPED AND MODIFIED BACK- METHANE AND FORMATION FLUID LEAKAGE ALONG BARRIER SYSTEM: HAMPTON-SEABROOK HARBOR, THE CASING OF A DECOMMISSIONED SHALE GAS NEW HAMPSHIRE WELL 340-4 2:00 PM Riggs, Stanley R.*; Ames, Dorothea V.; Mallinson, David J.; 339-4 2:05 PM Young, Michael H.*; Pierre, Jon Paul: LANDSCAPE AND Prentice, Guy; Hellmann, Robert: SHACKLEFORD BANKS HYDROLOGIC FLOW IMPACTS FROM ABOVE-GROUND BACK-BARRIER COASTAL SYSTEM, CAPE LOOKOUT ACTIVITIES IN THE EAGLE FORD SHALE PLAY, LA NATIONAL SEASHORE, NORTH CAROLINA: A RE- SALLE COUNTY, TEXAS EVALUATION OF THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY 339-5 2:20 PM Smith, Laura*; Hendry, Jim; Barbour, Lee; van der Kamp, 340-5 2:15 PM Hein, Christopher J.*; FitzGerald, Duncan M.; Georgiou, Garth: DETERMINING IN SITU PROPERTIES OF Ioannis Y.; Hein, Emily A.: COUPLED BARRIER- CAPROCK FORMATIONS USING PORE PRESSURE BACKBARRIER DYNAMICS AND THE FORMATION AND RESPONSES FROM GROUTED-IN PRESSURE STABILITY OF BARRIER-ISLAND SYSTEMS TRANSDUCERS 2:30 PM BREAK 339-6 2:35 PM Birks, S. Jean*; Moncur, Michael; Yi, Yi; Gibson, John J.; Fennell, Jon; Jasechko, Scott: HYDROGEOCHEMICAL 340-6 2:45 PM Laverty, Paul*; Dellapenna, Timothy M.; Carlin, Joseph; SETTING OF THE ATHABASCA RIVER: van Hengstum, Peter J.: INCISED VALLEY AND CHARACTERIZING THE GEOCHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC BACKBARRIER LAGOON HISTORY OF THE WEST LABELLING OF NATURAL SOURCES OF SALINITY GALVESTON BAY COMPLEX, NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO 2:50 PM BREAK 340-7 3:00 PM Walters, David C.*; Moore, Laura J.; Duran, Orencio; 339-7 3:05 PM Horton, Chelsea*; Mendoza, Carl A.; Devito, Kevin: Fagherazzi, Sergio; Mariotti, Giulio; Kirwan, Matthew L.: CHARACTERISING GROUNDWATER SURFACE-WATER HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH: THE IMPACT OF FLOW PATTERNS AT A WETLAND CONSTRUCTED ON OVERWASH DEPOSITION ON BACKBARRIER MARSH WASTE ROCK IN THE OIL SANDS REGION VEGETATION 339-8 3:20 PM Mendoza, Carl A.*; Carey, Sean K.; Devito, Kevin; 340-8 3:15 PM Farron, Sarah*; Hughes, Zoe; FitzGerald, Duncan M.; Landhäusser, Simon; Longval, Jean-Michel: EARLY Strom, Kyle: THE IMPACTS OF CRAB BIOTURBATION WATER DYNAMICS WITHIN A WETLAND COMPLEX ON THE THRESHOLD OF EROSION FOR MARSH CONSTRUCTED ON TAILINGS AT AN OIL-SAND MINE SEDIMENT

302 2014 Annual Meeting & Exposition 341-11 341-10 341-9 341-8 341-7 341-6 341-5 341-4 341-3 341-2 341-1 Charles M.HendersonandMichaelJ.Orchard,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver ConventionCentre-West 220 (Paleontological SocietyPanderSociety) T199. ConodontsasStratigraphicandPaleoclimaticTools SESSION NO.341 340-10 340-9

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 1:15 PM PM 1:00 3:45 PM PM 3:30 AND ITSRELEVANCE FORGLOBAL CORRELATIONS TRANSITION INTHE SPANISH CENTRAL PYRENEES AROUND THEPRAGIAN/EMSIAN(LOWER DEVONIAN) CONODONT SUCCESSION(POLYGNATHIDAE) Valenzuela-Ríos, JoséIgnacio*;Martínez-Pérez, Carlos: CENTRAL PYRENEES ANALYSIS OFGIVETIANROCKSINTHESPANISH Sofie: CONODONTBIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND FACIES Liao, JauChyn*;Valenzuela-Ríos, J.Ignacio;Gouwy, NORTH AMERICA UPPER DEVONIAN (MIDDLEFRASNIAN),EASTERN THE BELPRETEPHRA SUITE, APPALACHIAN BASIN, CONTROL INRELATION TO NEWU/PBDATES OF SHALE INTENNESSEE, AND BIOSTRATIGRAPHIC DOWELLTOWN MEMBEROFTHECHATTANOOGA WESTERN NEW YORK, EQUIVALENT STRATA INTHE THE CASHAQUA AND RHINETREETSHALESOF Kirchgasser,T.:William Over, D.Jeffrey*; Lanik, Amanda; Schmitz,MarkD.; BREAK EPICONTINENTAL BLACKSHALE DISTRIBUTION OFCONODONTSIN A PENNSYLVANIAN PALEOCEANOGRAPHIC CONTROLSONTHE Herrmann, Achim D.*; Barrick,JamesE.; Algeo, Thomas J.: NORTH AMERICA MIDCONTINENT PENNSYLVANIAN), FROMTHEHEEBNERSHALE OF THE BASEOFGZHELIANSTAGE -(UPPER SIMULATOR (ELLISON), INDEXSPECIESFOR ANALYSIS OFTHE CONODONTIDIOGNATHODUS Hogancamp, N.*;Barrick,JamesE.:MORPHOMETRIC LIFE CYCLEOFPERMIANGONDOLELLIDS Terrill, David*;Henderson,CharlesM.: HIGHSTANDS SEA DURINGPENNSYLVANIAN GLACIO-EUSTATIC SALINITY GRADIENT ACROSS THEUSMIDCONTINENT APATITE Joachimski, MichaelM.*;Lambert,Lance: TRIASSIC OCEANS? PALEOTHERMOMETERS: HOWHOTWEREEARLY Trotter, Julie A.; Bucher, Hugo:CONODONTSAS Goudemand, Nicolas*;Romano,Carlo;Williams,I.S.; IMPLICATIONS FORMAJOR BIO-EVENTS (Δ Alda; Mazza,Michele: Rigo, Manuel*; Trotter, Julie A.; Williams, IanS.;Nicora, STRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATION BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THEIRUSEINLOCAL FAUNAL ASSEMBLAGES FROMTHE ANISIAN OF Golding, Martyn*;Orchard,MichaelJ.:NEWCONODONT CANADA BEAR RIDGE,NORTHEASTERNBRITISHCOLUMBIA, NORIAN BOUNDARY (UPPERTRIASSIC)OFBLACK Orchard, MichaelJ.*:CONODONTS FROM THE CARNIAN- ST. THOMAS, USVI A MANGROVESWAMP NEARBOVONILANDFILL, GROUNDWATERSEDIMENT ANALYSES AND OF Keller, Jessica*;Reeve, Andrew S.;Wilson,KristinR.: AND PALAEOSHORELINES QUEENSLAND –INSIGHTFROMPALAEOCHANNELS EVOLUTION OFTHESUNSHINE AND FRASERCOASTS, Helen; Srivastava,Sanjeev;Hambly, Brendan:HOLOCENE Gontz, McCallum, Allen*; Adrian; Davies,Peter;Fairweather, 18 O) RECORDFROMCONODONT APATITE AND δ 18 O INDICATES CLIMATIC CONTROL ON A NEWTRIASSICCLIMATE FRASNIAN CONODONTSFROM 19–22 October ONTOGENY AND CONODONT

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 341-15 341-14 341-13 341-12 342-14 342-13 342-12 342-11 342-10 342-9 342-8 342-7 342-6 342-5 342-4 342-3 342-2 342-1 Talia S.Karim,GilNelsonandRussellD.White,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 223/224 Natural History) of ColoradoMuseumNaturalHistory; Yale PeabodyMuseumof Paleontological Society;GSA GeoinformaticsDivision;University for thePreservationofNaturalHistoryCollections;iDigBio, Collections: Projects,Programs,andPracticesII(Society T200. Advancing theDigitizationofPaleontologyandGeoscience SESSION NO.342

4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 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 1:15 PM 1:00 PM DEDICATION TO ANITA HARRIS ACANADA; ARCTIC WESTERN AND IN STUDIES Henderson, CharlesM.*: OF CONODONTS ND, AND PARTICULARLY OISOTOPE ANALYSES AND CLIMATE CHANGES INTERPRETEDFROMSR, Männik, Peep:ORDOVICIAN AND SILURIANOCEAN Barnes, ChristopherR.*; Trotter, Julie A.; Williams,IanS.; TVAERENSIS FROM BEDDINGPLANEOCCURRENCESOF A. AMORPHOGNATHUS PALEOBIOLOGY AND TAXONOMY Leslie, Stephen A.*; Goldman,Daniel:INSIGHTSINTO SOUTHWESTERN MONGOLIA CONODONTS FROMTHESHINEJINSTREGION, Danielsen, Erika*;Over, D.Jeffrey: LOWERSILURIAN Norris, Christopher; Smith,DenaM.;Karim, Talia S.: Butts, SusanH.*;Briggs, DerekE.G.;Kissel,Richard PARTICIPATION SPECIMENS THROUGHONLINEPUBLIC DIGITIZATION OFBIODIVERSITY RESEARCH Mast, Austin R.;Ellwood,Libby*: IN GEOLOGY EFFECTIVE WORKFLOWFORDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Demouthe, JeanF.*; Mansfield,Sara:PLANNINGAN NO LONGER A SISYPHEANTASK INSTITUTION NMNHPALEOBIOLOGY COLLECTION- Hollis, Kathy*:DIGITIZINGTHESMITHSONIAN UNIVERSITY OFCOLORADO FOSSIL INSECTDIGITIZATION WORKFLOW AT THE Karim, Talia S.*;Walker, LindsayJ.;Levy, Richard A.: SITE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,USA SPECIMENS OFTHEMIO-PLIOCENEGRAY FOSSIL AND CATALOG PALEONTOLOGICAL AND GEOLOGICAL Woodward, Brett*;Compton,Brian: FROM SCANNINGELECTRONMICROSCOPEIMAGES ACQUISITION OFHIGH-RESOLUTION3DMODELS Brian Petruny, Loren*;Little,Holly;Whittaker, Scott;Huber, HUMAN TRACKS:CHALLENGES AND DEVELOPMENTS Bennett, MatthewR.*;Morse,Sarita A.: EXCAVATIONS PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO ANALYZE PALEONTOLOGICAL Zalneraitis, BenjaminN.: Costello, BethanyJ.*;Price,MaribethH.; LIGHTING CREEK FOSSILSUSINGTEXTURAL AND POLARIZED Mayer, PaulS.*;Karpus,Nicole:IMAGINGMAZON INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY COLLECTIONS THE ROLEOFWHOLEDRAWER IMAGINGIN Molineux, Ann*; Stilson,Kelsey;Geigerman,Faye M.: HISTORY COLLECTIONSDATABASE PRACTICES Brenskelle, Laura*: SPECIFY SOFTWARE PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONDATA WITH MANAGING Beach, JamesH.*:CONCEPTUALIZINGAND GEOREFERENCING LEGACY COLLECTIONDATA Rios, NelsonE.*:GEOLOCATE, A PLATFORM FOR T.: FORAMINIFERA PHOTOGRAMMETRY: AN ASSESSMENT OFNATURAL USING CLOSE-RANGE COLOUR ALTERATIONINDEX ACCELERATING USING GISTO MAP SESSION NO.342 DIGITISING

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COLLECTIONS IN THE CLASSROOM: PROMOTING THE 343-12 4:15 PM Benson, T.R.*; Mahood, Gail A.; Coble, Matthew A.: WIDER USE OF PALEONTOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS MAGMATIC ENRICHMENT OF ENERGY-CRITICAL DATA ELEMENTS LI, GA, AND REE IN RHYOLITES OF 342-15 4:30 PM Pagnac, Darrin*; Anderson, Laurie C.; Price, Maribeth H.; MCDERMITT VOLCANIC FIELD, HIGH ROCK CALDERA Shelton, Sally; Belanger, Christina: TRANSFORMING COMPLEX, AND BUFF PEAK IDENTIFIED BY IN SITU BEGINNERS INTO EXPERTS: STUDENT-DRIVEN SHRIMP-RG ANALYSIS OF MELT INCLUSIONS IN DIGITIZATION EFFORTS AT THE MUSEUM OF QUARTZ GEOLOGY, SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND 343-13 4:30 PM Kimbrough, David L.*; Camp, Victor E.: MIDDLE TECHNOLOGY MIOCENE HIGH-MAGNESIUM ANDESITE AND HIGH- 342-16 4:45 PM Swoger, Bonnie J.M.*; Farthing, Dori J.: THE BENEFITS OF SILICA ADAKITE IN THE JACUMBA VOLCANICS AND STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN A DIGITIZATION PROJECT ALVERSON FORMATION OF SAN DIEGO AND IMPERIAL COUNTIES, CALIFORNIA SESSION NO. 343 343-14 4:45 PM Thorkelson, Derek*; Madsen, Julianne K.; Pellett, Christa: T216. Cenozoic Magmatism and Volcanism in the North American THE INFLUENCE OF SLAB, RIDGE AND MANTLE ON Cordillera (GSA Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, and LATE CENOZOIC ARC, ADAKITE AND INTRAPLATE Volcanology Division) MAGMATISM IN THE CANADIAN CORDILLERA 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 306 SESSION NO. 344 Ben Edwards, J. Kelly Russell and Graham D.M. Andrews, Presiding T234. Precambrian Geology of the North American Cordillera: 343-1 1:00 PM Busby, Cathy J.*; Putirka, Keith: TECTONIC CONTROLS An Exploration of New Developments in Laurentia’s Ancient ON CENOZOIC VOLCANISM, WESTERN U.S. AND History (GSA Structural Geology and Tectonics Division; GSA MEXICO: AN OVERVIEW Sedimentary Geology Division; GSA Geophysics Division) 343-2 1:15 PM Hart, William K.*; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Brudzinski, 1:00 PM, Vancouver Convention Centre-West 122 Michael R.: NEOGENE BASALTIC VOLCANISM AND Justin V. Strauss, Marcus Kunzmann, Galen P. Halverson, Rob Rainbird and MANTLE EVOLUTION IN THE IDAHO-OREGON-NEVADA Alan D. Rooney, Presiding REGION: IMPLICATIONS FOR NORTHWESTERN USA TECTONOMAGMATIC DEVELOPMENT 344-1 1:00 PM Vervoort, Jeff*; Fisher, Christopher M.; Lewis, Reed S.; Wang, Da; Jansen, Andrew C.; Gaschnig, Richard M.: 343-3 1:30 PM Farmer, G. Lang*: LITHOSPHERIC MANTLE AND THE PRECAMBRIAN CRYSTALLINE BASEMENT OF CENOZOIC MAGMATISM IN THE SOUTHERN ROCKY NORTHWEST LAURENTIA: CONSTRAINING THE MOUNTAINS FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF NORTH AMERICA 343-4 1:45 PM Ho, Kelly T.*; Riggs, Nancy R.; Sommer, Koby: 344-2 1:15 PM Daniel, Christopher G.*; Doe, Michael F.; Bristol, Isabelle M.; IDENTIFYING VENT LOCATION AND ERUPTIVE Reid, Mattie M.; Jones, James V.; McFarlane, Chris: BEHAVIOR AT THE SPROUL CRATER, SAN FRANCISCO DETRITAL ZIRCON AND METATUFF AGE CONSTRAINTS VOLCANIC FIELD REU ON THE TIMING OF MESOPROTEROZOIC DEPOSITION 343-5 2:00 PM Acosta, Marisa D.*; Stelling, Pete: CHEMICAL AND OROGENESIS CA. 1.50-1.40 GA ACROSS THE HYBRIDIZATION OF MAFIC ENCLAVES WITHIN THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES AND POSSIBLE SHANNON FALLS PLUTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CONNECTIONS WITH THE GEOLOGIC EVOLUTION OF CANADA THE BELT SUPERGROUP 343-6 2:15 PM Ferrari, Luca*; Bryan, Scott; Orozco, Maria Teresa; 344-3 1:30 PM Long, Darrel G.F.*; Pratt, Brian R.: A GLIMPSE OF THE Lopez Martinez, Margarita: THE SIERRA MADRE CANADIAN CORDILLERA DURING THE “BORING OCCIDENTAL: SYN-EXTENSIONAL MAGMATISM AND BILLION”: STRESS AND STRATA DURING EVOLUTION CRUSTAL MELTING RELATED TO OPENING OF THE OF THE LATE PALEOPROTEROZOIC (STRATHERIAN) GULF OF CALIFORNIA MUSKWA ASSEMBLAGE, NORTHERN BRITISH 2:30 PM BREAK COLUMBIA 343-7 3:00 PM Mullen, Emily K.*; Weis, Dominique; McCallum, I. 344-4 1:45 PM Thorkelson, Derek J.*; Laughton, John R.; Nielsen, Stewart: GEOCHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF Alexander B.; Furlanetto, Francesca; Medig, Kirsti P.R.; ARC TERMINATION: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE Verbaas, Jaap: EXOTIC VOLCANIC CLASTS IN NORTHERN CASCADE ARC WERNECKE BRECCIA, YUKON, RECORD CLOSURE OF A LAURENTIAN-AUSTRALIAN SEAWAY IN THE LATE 343-8 3:15 PM Claiborne, Lily L.*; McDowell, Susanne M.; Miller, Calvin F.; PALEOPROTEROZOIC Lang, N.P.; Ferguson, Charles A.; Cribb, J. Warner; Covey, Aaron K.: PRELUDE TO A SUPERVOLCANO: REU 344-5 2:00 PM Verbaas, Jaap*; Nielsen, Alexander; Thorkelson, Derek J.; INVESTIGATIONS IN THE MIOCENE VOLCANIC FIELD Furlanetto, Francesca; Davis, William J.; Crowley, Jim L.; OF THE SOUTHERN BLACK MOUNTAINS, ARIZONA Gibson, H. Daniel; Marshall, Daniel D.: DETRITAL ZIRCONS OF SOFT SEDIMENTS WITHIN THE 343-9 3:30 PM Seligman, Angela Nicole*; Bindeman, Ilya N.; McClaughry, WERNECKE BRECCIA REVEAL A LOCAL SOURCE Jason D.; Stern, Richard A.; Fisher, Christopher: PLUME- OF 1.68 – 1.78 GA SEDIMENT IN NORTHWESTERN TRIGGERED DELAMINATION AND THE EARLIEST LAURENTIA LOW Δ18O CALDERA-FORMING ERUPTIONS OF THE YELLOWSTONE PLUME: IMPLICATIONS FOR LARGE 2:15 PM BREAK 30–40 MA OREGON CALDERAS 344-6 2:30 PM Turner, Elizabeth C.*; Rayner, Nicole M.; Rainbird, Robert; 343-10 3:45 PM Rivera, Tiffany A.*; Schmitz, Mark D.; Crowley, James L.; Long, Darrel G.F.: EARLY EVOLUTION OF MACKENZIE Jicha, Brian R.: LONGEVITY OF THE MESA FALLS AND AMUNDSEN BASINS FROM DETRITAL ZIRCON TUFF MAGMA SYSTEM RECORDED BY ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY PETROCHRONOLOGY AND SANIDINE 40AR/39AR DATES 344-7 2:45 PM Rainbird, Robert H.*; Jefferson, Charlie W.; Halverson, 343-11 4:00 PM John, David A.*; Henry, Christopher D.; Colgan, Joseph P.; Galen P.; Thomson, Danielle: FEATURES OF RODINIA Watts, Kathryn E.: 40AR/39AR AND U-PB AGES OF SILICIC BREAK-UP IN THE MINTO INLIER WITH COMPARISONS IGNIMBRITES, CALDERAS, AND GRANITIC PLUTONS, TO THE NORTHERN CORDILLERA SOUTHERN STILLWATER RANGE AND CLAN ALPINE 344-8 3:00 PM Milton, Jack E.*; Hickey, Kenneth A.; Gleeson, Sarah A.: MOUNTAINS, NEVADA: LINKAGES BETWEEN NEW U-PB CONSTRAINTS ON GUNBARREL VOLCANIC AND PLUTONIC ROCKS

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2:35 PM 2:35 PM 2:20 2:05 PM 1:50 PM 1:35 PM 1:20 PM 1:00 PM 4:45 PM 4:30 PM 4:15 PM 4:00 PM 3:45 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 775 MA LITTLEDAL BASALTS VOLCANISM AND THEBREAK-UP OFRODINIA:THE REVERSING SUBTIDAL CURRENTS DYNAMIC, SPATIALLY STATIC, COBBLE BEDFORMSIN Akirat: A.*; Abdulkade, Paul Carling, LAKE INEASTERNCALIFORNIA Grippo, Alessandro*: DELTAS: AINSA, EBRO AND TABERNAS BASINS,SPAIN FLOW INSTEEP, SANDY SUBMARINEFANS AND FAN George: BEDFORMSINDICATIVE OFSUPERCRITICAL Pederson, Keriann;Hamilton,Paul; Abreu, Vitor; Postma, Demko, Timothy Michael*;Fedele,Juan;Hoyal,David; SEDIMENTARY RECORD PRESERVED CROSS-SETGEOMETRIESINTHE AND SEDIMENTTRANSPORTCONDITIONSFROM Shaw, John:RECONSTRUCTINGFLUVIAL FLOW Mahon, RobertC.*;Ganti,Vamsi; McElroy, Brandon; DUNE DEPTHSCALINGRELATIONS Bradley, RyanW.*; Venditti, JeremyG.:REEVALUATING TEXAS IN THEBACKWATER ZONEOFTHETRINITY RIVER, GEOMETRY WITHVARYING STREAMDISCHARGE SPATIAL VARIATIONS INBEDFORM ACTIVITY AND Mason, Jasmine*;Mohrig,David: THROUGH A GRAVEL-SAND TRANSITION SUPPLY LIMITEDBEDFORMPATTERNS AND SCALING Humphries, Robert;Bradley, RyanW.; Church,Michael: Venditti, JeremyG.*;Nittrouer, Jeffrey A.; Allison, Mead A.; CARIBOO ALP INSOUTHEASTERN BRITISHCOLUMBIA AGES AND CRETACEOUS METAMORPHISM INTHE U-PB DATA ON NEOPROTEROZOICDEPOSITIONAL CONSTRAINTS FROMLA-ICP-MSDETRITAL ZIRCON van Rooyen,Deanne*;Carr, SharonD.:NEW STIBNITE-EDWARDSBURG AREA, CENTRAL IDAHO WINDERMERE AND ASSOCIATED STRATA INTHE Stewart, EricD.;Isakson,Vincent H.;Vervoort, Jeffrey D.: Lewis, ReedS.*;Stewart,DavidE.;Schwartz,DarinM.; LAURENTIAN PASSIVE MARGIN THE AGE OFSELWYN BASIN AND FORMATION OFTHE BELT OFEAST-CENTRAL YUKON: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUPERGROUP AND HYLANDGROUP INTHERACKLA RELATIONSHIPS BETWEENTHEWINDERMERE Grant: Steve A.;Abbott, Israel, Moynihan, DavidP.*; Strauss,JustinV.; Colpron,Maurice; STABLE BLOCKRELATIVE TO LAURENTIA CRYOGENIAN-EDIACARAN ROTATION OFTHE YUKON PALEOMAGNETIC EVIDENCEFOR A 50DEGREE Fu, RogerR.:ROTATING OUTOFRODINIA: Benjamin P.; Halverson,GalenP.; Roots,Charles F.; Eyster, Athena E.*;Macdonald,Francis A.; Weiss, BREAK A TALE FROMLAURENTIA’S LIPS Ootes, Luke*:THE700MA RAPITAN IRONFORMATION, CALLISON LAKEFORMATION OF YUKON, CANADA SIGNIFICANCE OFTHEMID-NEOPROTEROZOIC Halverson, GalenP.; Brandon, TECTONIC Alan: AGEAND Strauss, JustinV.*; Rooney, Alan D.;Macdonald,Francis A.; MUD RIPPLESFROM A PLAYA STRATIGRAPHIC TEMPORAL AND 19–22 October TEMPORALLY

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Vancouver, BC,Canada 346-9 346-8 346-7 346-6 345-12 345-11 345-10 345-9 345-8 346-5 346-4 346-3 346-2 346-1 G. MichaelGrammerandChristopherFielding,Presiding 1:00 PM,Vancouver Convention Centre-West 207 Geology Division) (Society forSedimentaryGeology(SEPM);GSA Sedimentary T244. New Advances and Applications inSequenceStratigraphy SESSION NO.346

3:15 PM 3:00 PM 2:45 PM 2:30 PM 2:15 PM 4:05 PM 3:50 PM 3:35 PM 3:20 PM 3:05 PM 2:50 PM 2:00 PM 1:45 PM 1:30 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM THE POSITIONOF THEC-OBOUNDARY THE ILLINOISBASIN: IMPLICATIONS FORDEFINING LOWERMOST ORDOVICIANTRANSITION INTERVAL IN STRATIGRAPHY OFTHEUPPERMOSTCAMBRIAN- Lasemi, Yaghoob*; Askari, Zohreh:SEQUENCE TIME SYSTEMS SEQUENCES TO INFER PALEOHYDRAULICS INDEEP Bhattacharya, JanokP.*: MILKINGHIGHRESOLUTION BREAK –MIOCENE OFTHEZAGROS,KURDISTAN, IRAQ RESOLUTION: CASESTUDY FROM THEOLIGOCENE INFLUXES ENHANCINGSEQUENCESTRATIGRAPHIC Al-Qayim, Basim A.*: COASTAL FORMATION, NORTHERNWYOMING,USA FLUCTUATIONS: THEPENNSYLVANIAN TENSLEEP UNDER A REGIME OFHIGH-FREQUENCY SEA-LEVEL A SILICICLASTIC-DOMINATED ARID COASTLINE Frank, TracyD.: Blanchard, Sebastien*;Fielding,ChristopherR.; TURBULENT FLOWOVERSOLUBLEBEDROCKFORMS Myre, Joseph*;Covington,MatthewD.: SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT FLOW OVER AEOLIAN DUNEFIELDS AT THEWHITE Mohrig, David: Anderson, William*;Chamecki,Marcelo;Kocurek,Gary; EJECTION ARRANGEMENTS COLLISION AND WITH INTERACTINGBARCHANDUNESINTANDEM J.M.; Best,James: Christensen, K.T.*; Blois,G.; Anderson, W.; Tang, Z.; Barros, OF DUNEINTERACTIONS BARCHAN CORRIDORSIN AN AGENT-BASED MODEL Guillaume; Hersen,Pascal: Courrech duPont,Sylvain*;Génois,Mathieu;Grégoire, BREAK ENERGY SYSTEMS QUANTIFYING PROCESSREGIMEIN ANCIENT MIXED- Rossi, Valentina Marzia*;Perillo,MauricioM.;Steel,Ron: δ LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY,BIOSTRATIGRAPHY, AND OF MIAMICOUNTY, KANSAS:INTEGRATED (UPPER PENNSYLVANIAN) STRATIGRAPHY Bradley D.:HIGH-RESOLUTIONMISSOURIAN Robert S.;Henthorne,Robert;Heckel,PhilipH.;Cramer, Oborny, StephanC.*;Ludvigson,Greg A.; Sawin, DATA: UPPERDEVONIAN,WESTERNCANADA SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OFMAGNETICSUSCEPTIBILITY SEQUENCES AND GEOBIOLOGICEVENTSWITH CALIBRATION OFLATE DEVONIANDEPOSITIONAL Maciej; Day, JamesE.;Claeys,Philippe:TEMPORAL Whalen, Michael T.*; DeVleeschouwer, David; Śliwiński, CLASTIC SHELFSETTINGS:PRACTICAL CHALLENGES PATTERNS INCARBONATE AND MIXEDCARBONATE- ACCOMMODATION TRENDSFROMFACIES STACKING Ruppel, StephenC.*: METHOD STRATIGRAPHY: NOMENCLATURE, DEFINITIONS AND Neal, Jack:A SIMPLIFIEDGUIDEFORSEQUENCE Abreu, Vitor*; Pederson,Keriann;Bohacs,KevinM.; REVOLUTION: WHERENOW? Steel, Ron*:THESEQUENCESTRATIGRAPHY 13 C CARB CHEMOSTRATIGRAPHY A NUMERICAL STUDY OFTURBULENT SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF FLOW DYNAMICS ASSOCIATEDDYNAMICS FLOW INTERPRETING SEQUENCESCALE SELF-ORGANIZATION OF SILICICLASTIC SESSION NO.346 A NEWVIEWOF

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346-10 3:30 PM Yang, Wan*; Sun, Bin: PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON 346-13 4:15 PM Birgenheier, Lauren P.*; McCauley, Andrew; Horton, SEDIMENTOLOGY, DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS, Brendan; Ressetar, Robert: A FACIES AND SEQUENCE AND SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY OF UPPER-TRIASSIC STRATIGRAPHIC MODEL FOR THE MANCOS SHALE, FLUVIAL AND LACUSTRINE YANCHANG FORMATION, UINTA BASIN ORDOS BASIN, NORTH-CENTRAL CHINA 346-14 4:30 PM Adams, Gordon*; Fielding, Christopher R.: STRATIGRAPHY 346-11 3:45 PM Husinec, Antun*; Prtoljan, Bozo; Read, James F.: AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE MESA SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY AND STABLE CARBON VERDE FORMATION IN THE NORTHERN BIGHORN ISOTOPE RECORD FROM THE LATE JURASSIC BASIN OF WYOMING PLATFORM INTERIOR, ADRIATIC PLATFORM, CROATIA 346-15 4:45 PM Albert-Villanueva, Eduard*; González, Lenin; Salas, 346-12 4:00 PM Fielding, Christopher R.*: MORE DIRT ON THE FALLING Ramon; Bover-Arnal, Telm; Ferràndez-Cañadell, Carles; STAGE - NEW DATA FROM THE CRETACEOUS FERRON Esteban, Mateu: OLIGOCENE-MIOCENE SEDIMENTARY SANDSTONE OF THE WESTERN HENRY MOUNTAINS ARCHITECTURE OF THE NORTHERN FALCÓN BASIN SYNCLINE, UTAH (ONSHORE VENEZUELA)

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