Darryl Granger

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Purdue University

United States

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Professor Darryl Granger is affiliated with Purdue University West Lafayette, USA. His research focuses on cosmogenic nuclide dating, human adaptations during the Middle Pleistocene, and geological processes related to erosion and weathering rates. Recent publications include studies on Paleolithic sites in China and South Africa, as well as investigations into Martian topography and the interplay of volcanic activity and weathering in tropical regions.

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Sean Gallen

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University

UNITED STATES

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Laurent Bruxelles

CNRS Délégation Midi-Pyrénées

FRANCE

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Richard Ott

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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Stephen Hughes

Professor

University of Puerto Rico

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Articles (10)

Volcanic Arc Weathering Rates in the Humid Tropics Controlled by the Interplay Between Physical Erosion and Precipitation

<sup>26</sup>Al/<sup>10</sup>Be burial dating and technological strategies of hominins at the Jijiazhuang Paleolithic site, Nihewan Basin, China: Implications for understanding Middle Pleistocene human adaptations in east Asia

Implications of MOLA topography on the presence of liquid water under the south polar cap of Mars

Monkey fossils do not negate cosmogenic dating at Sterkfontein

Cosmogenic nuclide burial dating at Penhill Farm: An Earlier Stone Age Acheulean locality in the lower Sundays River Valley, South Africa

Quantifying the Structure and Extension Rate of the Linfen Basin, Shanxi Rift System Since the Latest Miocene: Implications for Continental Magma-Poor Rifting

Cosmogenic nuclide dating of Australopithecus at Sterkfontein, South Africa

Cosmogenic nuclide weathering biases: corrections and potential for denudation and weathering rate measurements

Isochron <sup>26</sup>Al/<sup>10</sup>Be burial dating of the Xiashagou Fauna in the Nihewan Basin, northern China: Implications for biogeography and early hominin dispersals

Late Pleistocene lake overspill and drainage reversal in the source area of the Yellow River in the Tibetan Plateau

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Sean Gallen

Laurent Bruxelles

Richard Ott

Stephen Hughes

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