Christopher Kirkland

Professor of isotope geology

Curtin University

Australia

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Professor Christopher Kirkland is a faculty member at Curtin University in Australia. His research focuses on isotope geology, with recent publications exploring topics such as evaporite stratigraphy, zircon geochemistry, and the geological effects of glacial processes. His work also investigates the relationship between astrophysical events and geological processes over deep time, as well as the early evolution of Earth's continental crust.

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Craig O'Neill

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Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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William Rickard

Associate Professor

Curtin University

AUSTRALIA

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Thea Hincks

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Milo Barham

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Curtin University

AUSTRALIA

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Stijn Glorie

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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tim johnson

Associate Professor

Curtin University

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Matthew Daggitt

University in Western Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Evgeniy Kulakov

Professor

Valdosta State University

UNITED STATES

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Author Correction: An exogenic to endogenic thermal transition on Earth 3.9 billion years ago

The evolution of Earth’s early continental crust

An exogenic to endogenic thermal transition on Earth 3.9 billion years ago

Cryogenian Glacial Erosion and Tectonics as Agents of Crustal Recycling

Taken with a grain of salt: Resolving evaporite stratigraphy through accessory mineral geochronology

Australian continental‐scale heavy mineral patterns track climate, weathering and erosion

Interpreting Europium Anomalies in Zircon: The Importance of Source Redox

From the grain to galactic scale; Milky Way neutral hydrogen and terrestrial zircon oxygen support coupling of astrophysical and geological processes over deep-time

Apatite in situ Lu-Hf and U-Pb geochronology in layered mafic intrusions

A one-billion-year-old Scottish meteorite impact

Older than they look: Cryptic recycled xenotime on detrital zircon

One size does not fit all: Refining zircon provenance interpretations via integrated grain shape, geochronology, and Hf isotope analysis

Was Baltica part of Rodinia?

A detective duo of apatite and zircon geochronology for East Avalonia, Johnston Complex, Wales

Directly Dating Plio‐Pleistocene Climate Change in the Terrestrial Record

Thermochronometry constraints on south West Greenland passive continental margin development

Feldspar Pb isotope evidence of cryptic impact-driven hydrothermal alteration in the Paleoproterozoic

Dating mylonitic overprinting of ancient rocks

Reorganization of continent‐scale sediment routing based on detrital zircon and rutile multi‐proxy analysis

Rutile Ages and Thermometry Along a Grenville Anorthosite Pathway

Collaborators (8)

Craig O'Neill

William Rickard

Thea Hincks

Milo Barham

Stijn Glorie

tim johnson

Matthew Daggitt

Evgeniy Kulakov

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