Peir Pufahl
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Peir Pufahl is a Professor at Queen's University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on oceanic and climatic processes during the geological past, with recent publications addressing topics such as Neoproterozoic oxygenation, Late Ordovician ironstone, and the role of sedimentary processes in uranium deposits. Additionally, he explores the impact of natural and anthropogenic factors on wildlife, as well as the evolution of continental crust influenced by land plants.
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Peter Cawood
Professor
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Thea Hincks
University of Southampton
Matthew Julius
Professor
St. Cloud State University
Neil Davies
Professor of Sedimentary Geology
University of Cambridge
Edward Matheson
Assistant Professor of Geology
Cape Breton University
Christopher Spencer
Assistant Professor
Queen's University
Thomas Gernon
University of Southampton
Alexander Brasier
University of Aberdeen
Philip Heron
Assistant Professor of Environmental Geophysics
University of Toronto Scarborough
Daniel Layton-Matthews
Queen's University
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