Thomas Elliott Arnold

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West Chester University

United States

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Thomas Elliott Arnold is a Professor at West Chester University in the United States. His research areas include palynology, paleoecology, and organic geochemistry, with recent articles focusing on dinoflagellate cysts, prehistoric cuisine in southern Vietnam, and the hydrocarbon potential of Surma sediments in India. He has also explored significant ecological and anthropogenic changes within historical civilizations in the Americas.

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University of the Basque Country

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University of Florida

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University of Pittsburgh

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The Australian National University

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Articles (7)

Dinoflagellate cysts from the Shillong Plateau, Meghalaya (India): Palynological signature during the late Palaeocene–early Eocene Transition

Possible leafy vegetables in prehistoric southern Vietnamese cuisine with a distinctive biomolecular profile

Fecal stanol ratios indicate shifts in camelid pastoralism in the highlands of Peru across a 4,000-year lacustrine sequence

Hydrocarbon source rock potential and paleoecological studies of the Surma sediments of Manipur region, India: Insights from palynology and organic geochemistry

Early Eocene palynofloras and geochemistry from the Garo Hills in Meghalaya (India)

Drought and the collapse of the Tiwanaku Civilization: New evidence from Lake Orurillo, Peru

Appearance of an enigmatic Pb source in South America around 2000 BP: Anthropogenic vs natural origin

Collaborators (4)

Gotzon Gangoiti

John Krigbaum

Josef Werne

Philip Piper

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