Fred Longstaffe, Western University
Earth Sciences
Professor
London, Ontario
flongsta@uwo.ca
Office:
(519) 661-3177
Expert In
Animals and climate change
Clay mineralogy
Great Lakes basin and climate change
Plants and climate change
Pleistocene and holocene ecosystems
Rock-water interaction
Sediments and climate change
Stable isotope science
Stable isotope systematics of hydrous minerals
Triple oxygen-isotope systematics
Water and climate change
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Examining water, sediments, plants and animals to track climate and environmental change in North America in the past, to project what will happen in the future
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will show how the climate in areas like the Great Lakes b...
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Examining water, sediments, plants and animals to track climate and environmental change in North America in the past, to project what will happen in the future
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will show how the climate in areas like the Great Lakes b...
Click to Expand >>
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Examining water, sediments, plants and animals to track climate and environmental change in North America in the past, to project what will happen in the future
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will show how the climate in areas like the Great Lakes basin has varied and how it has responded to warming over the last 15,000 years
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Examining water, sediments, plants and animals to track climate and environmental change in North America in the past, to project what will happen in the future
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research will show how the climate in areas like the Great Lakes basin has varied and how it has responded to warming over the last 15,000 years
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