Qiang Yao

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Auburn University

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Qiang Yao is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University, USA. His research areas encompass palynology, coastal environmental changes, and climate dynamics, reflected in his recent publications addressing Holocene ecosystems, mangrove range dynamics, and paleotempestology. Qiang's work contributes to understanding the ecological impact of climate change and human activities on coastal environments, leveraging multi-proxy records and advanced methodologies in environmental science.

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Doctoral Dissertation Research: Multi-Proxy Paleoecological Records from the Shark River Estuary: Wetland Evolution in the Light of Paleohurricane Activity and Sea-Level Changes

Open Date: 2013-04-01

Close Date: 2015-09-30

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Marcelo Cohen

Louisiana State University

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Jahson Alemu I

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University of South Alabama

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Kam‐biu Liu

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David Kaplan

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A. Randall Hughes

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Oscillations in Mid‐to Late Holocene Environments of the Lower Negro River, Central Amazonia, Recorded in Pollen and Diatom Assemblages From Lake Pacú Sediments

Late-Holocene ecosystem dynamics on Weizhou Island, China: A pollen and historical record of climate change and anthropogenic disturbances

Eco-morphological evolution of the Bolivar Peninsula (Texas, U.S.A.) during the last 2,000 years: A multi-proxy record of coastal environmental changes

What Are the Most Effective Proxies in Identifying Storm‐Surge Deposits in Paleotempestology? A Quantitative Evaluation From the Sand‐Limited, Peat‐Dominated Environment of the Florida Coastal Everglades

A palynological record of mangrove biogeography, coastal geomorphological change, and prehistoric human activities from Cedar Keys, Florida, U.S.A.

Pollen atlas and identification dataset from Santa Catarina, south Brazil

A timely method for post-disaster assessment and coastal landscape survey using drone and satellite imagery

Diatom and pollen atlas dataset from the Northern Gulf of Mexico, USA

Rapidly Changing Range Limits in a Warming World: Critical Data Limitations and Knowledge Gaps for Advancing Understanding of Mangrove Range Dynamics in the Southeastern USA

A comprehensive procedure for pollen extraction from bat guano deposits in organic and detrital matrices

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Marcelo Cohen

Jahson Alemu I

Kam‐biu Liu

David Kaplan

A. Randall Hughes

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