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How do we know about environments of the geologic past? Survey of paleoenvironmental proxies (stable isotopes, macroflora, macro- and micro-fauna, pollen/palynomorphs, paleosols, lacustrine sediments, etc.); applications and limitations of each proxy; analytical techniques. Focus on terrestrial, as opposed to marine, environments.
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Prerequisites
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EPSc 201 or permission of instructor. EPSc 422 recommended.
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Schedule
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Three class hours per week
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Credit
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3 units
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