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Arcellacean (thecamoebian) evidence of land-use change and eutrophication in Frenchman’s Bay, Pickering, Ontario
EG Reinhardt, M Little, S Donato, D Findlay, A Krueger, C Clark, J Boyce
Environmental Geology 47, 729-739
, 2005
45
2005
Atypical diagenetic effects on strontium-isotope composition of Early Jurassic belemnites, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, Canada
DR Gröcke, SP Hesselbo, DJ Findlay
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 44 (2), 181-197
, 2007
21
2007
The micropaleontological character of anomalous calcareous sediments of late Pliocene through early Pleistocene age below the CCD in the northwestern North Pacific Ocean
FMG McCarthy, DJ Findlay, ML Little
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 215 (1-2), 1-15
, 2004
19
2004
Anomalous carbonate preservation in the abyssal North Pacific, ODP sites 882 and 1179: planktonic foraminiferal analysis, climate change and palaeogeomagnetism
DJ Findlay
Brock University
, 2009
1
2009
HIGH-RESOLUTION STABLE-ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF THE MODERN CUTTLEFISH (SEPIA): IMPLICATIONS FOR BELEMNITE PALEOTEMPERATURES, PALEODIET AND PALEOECOLOGY
D FINDLAY
2006 Philadelphia Annual Meeting
, 2006
2006
THE STABLE-ISOTOPE COMPOSITION OF SEPIA: A POTENTIAL ANALOGUE TO THE MESOZOIC BELEMNITE?
D FINDLAY
2005
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