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Cerling, Thure E. |
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University of Utah |
| Primary Field
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Geology |
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Environmental Sciences and Ecology |
 Election Citation
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Cerling is a leading authority on the geochemistry of processes occurring at or near the surface of the Earth. He has applied novel geochemical methods to study the geological record of ecological change, the evolution of modern mammals and other terrestrial life, the evolution of landscapes, and the chemical composition of the atmosphere.
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Research Interests
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Isotope forensics, wildlife ecology of African mammals, forensics applied to the illegal wildlife trade, environments of hominin evolution in Africa, cosmogenic dating of geomorphic surfaces in the Quaternary, high resolution paleoclimate of Holocene and late Quaternary, environmental geochemistry, Sr-isotopes in terrestrial environments.
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