PALEOCEANOGRAPHY

• Paleoceanography 1: Goldilocks
• Paleoceanography 2: Gaia/Daisyworld
• Paleoceanography 3: When the world was weird: Early Earth
• Paleoceanography 4: The Carbon Cycle
• Paleoceanography 5a: Planktonic foraminifera.
• Paleoceanography 5b: Notes on Biodiversity
• Paleoceanography 6: Isotopes in rain and snow
• Paleoceanography 7: Oxygen isotopes in carbonates: thermometer of the past
• Paleoceanography 8: Carbon isotopes: you are what you eat
• Paleoceanography 9: Carbon isotopes in paleoceanography
• Paleoceanography 10: Clathrates
• Paleoceanography 11: Hot and Stinky and Oceans without Oxygen
• Paleoceanography 12: Into the Ice House : Cenozoic Cooling
• Paleoceanography 13: Milankovich Cycles
• Paleoceanography 14: Ice Ages
• Paleoceanography 15: Review

2005 URBINO SUMMER SCHOOL IN PALEOCLIMATOLOGY

• Deep Sea Benthic Foraminifera: handout

E&ES 199

• Class E&ES 199: Life
• Class E&ES 199: Clathrates
• Class E&ES 199: Ocean Conveyor Belt
• Class E&ES 199: Biodiversity
• Class E&ES 199: Invasive species
• Class E&ES 199: Mass Extinctions
• Class E&ES 199: Genetically Modified Organisms

E&ES 213: MINERALOGY

• Phyllosilicates (22 March 2004)

E&ES 359: CLIMATE CHANGE

• Introduction to Proxies
• Oxygen and carbon isotopes
• Snowball Earth

E&ES 380: VOLCANOLOGY

• Floodbasalts, Large Igneous Provinces and the Great Plume Debate
• Volcanoes and Climate, Part 1
• Volcanoes and Climate, Part 2

 E&ES 280: ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY

• Clays and Asbestos