GSA Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington, USA

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D13. Paleontology, Phylogenetic/Morphological Patterns: Invertebrates

Room 604 (Washington State Convention Center)

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D29. Investigations in Economic Geology

Skagit 5 (The Conference Center)

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D49. Recent Advances in Precambrian Geology

Room 3A (Washington State Convention Center)

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T5. Arsenic and Other Geogenic Contaminants in Groundwater Resources: Linking Water Quality, Food Security, and Treatment I

Room 618/619/620 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T13. In Honor of John M. (Jack) Sharp Jr.: Celebrating over 40 Years of Science, Students, and Stewardship I

Room 615/616/617 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T14. Lead Them to Water: Teaching Innovative Hydrogeology

Room 613/614 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T17. Polar and Alpine Changes

Room 612 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T42. Glacier and Ice Sheet Grounding Lines: Contemporary and Past Observations of Grounding Line Processes, Behavior, and Landforms

Yakima 1 (The Conference Center)

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T45. Miocene–Pliocene Terrestrial Ecosystem Response to the Climate System I

Room 609 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T51. Biodiversity Dynamics in the Face of Environmental Change: Integrating Paleontological and Neontological Approaches to Macroevolution I

Room 608 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T58. Oxygen and Ecosystems from the Proterozoic to the Paleozoic

Room 607 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T64. Citizen Science in Paleontology: Harnessing Public Interest to Advance Research and STEM Education I

Room 606 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T74. Integrating Geohazards Data into Planning and Land-use Management Decisions

Room 611 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T83. Unconventional Energy Resources: Advances and Evolution in Tight Reservoir Assessment and Production

Room 3B (Washington State Convention Center)

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T89. The Dynamics of Tectono-Sedimentary Systems During Basin Formation and Fill I

Ballroom 6C (Washington State Convention Center)

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T90. Advancing Seismic and Sequence Stratigraphy: Insights from Testing the Fundamentals

Room 307/308 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T102. Beyond the Road-Cut: Virtual, Local, and Nontraditional “Field” Teaching and Learning Experiences

Room 2B (Washington State Convention Center)

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T127. Supporting Geoscience Student Transfer Between Institutions and Transitions into the Workforce: Pathways to Success

Room 2A (Washington State Convention Center)

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T157. Origin and Evolution of the Continental Crust: A Celebration of the Career of Paul Mueller

Skagit 2 (The Conference Center)

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T158. Gemological Research in the 21^st Century—Characterization, Exploration, and Geological Significance of Diamonds and other Gem Minerals

Skagit 3 (The Conference Center)

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T163. Petrochronology: Advances and Applications to Petrogenesis and Tectonics I

Skagit 4 (The Conference Center)

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T174. Cordilleran Ice Sheet Outburst Floods: From Glacial Lake Missoula to the Hubbard Glacier

Chelan 5 (The Conference Center)

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T184. Geologic Research at Mount Rainier and Other Cascade Volcanoes: Ideal Natural Laboratories for Cutting-Edge Research with Implications to Life Safety and Infrastructure Protection in the Pacific Northwest I

Chelan 4 (The Conference Center)

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T194. The Aeolian Realm: Dunes, Dust, and Loess

Chelan 2 (The Conference Center)

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T207. Volcanism and Tectonism across the Solar System

Tahoma 1 (The Conference Center)

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T216. Spatiotemporal Variations and the Role of Fluids in Fault-Zone Hydromechanical Processes

Tahoma 2 (The Conference Center)

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T220. Challenges in Tectonics: Planetary Evolution in Four Dimensions—The New Global Tectonics

Tahoma 4 (The Conference Center)

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T221. Circum-Arctic Structural Events: Tectonic Evolution of the Arctic Margins and Trans-Arctic Links with Adjacent Orogens

Tahoma 3 (The Conference Center)

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T223. Intraplate Earthquake Sources, Processes, and Hazards in Central and Eastern North America

Tahoma 5 (The Conference Center)

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T249. New Voices in Geobiology I

Room 602/603 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T245. Subduction Zone Coseismic Landslides

Tahoma 2 (The Conference Center)

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D3. The Geochemistry, Biogeochemistry, and Ecology of Cave and Karst Settings

Room 612 (Washington State Convention Center)

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D25. Geoscience Education Session: International Field Experiences in the Digital Age and Adapting Mental Models by Using Food for Teaching

Room 3A (Washington State Convention Center)

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D46. Marine/Coastal Science Session

Room 604 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T5. Arsenic and Other Geogenic Contaminants in Groundwater Resources: Linking Water Quality, Food Security, and Treatment II

Room 618/619/620 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T8. Fate, Effects, and Mitigation of Chemical and Fuel Releases in Surface and Subsurface Environments

Room 613/614 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T13. In Honor of John M. (Jack) Sharp Jr.: Celebrating over 40 Years of Science, Students, and Stewardship II

Room 615/616/617 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T43. High-Resolution Investigations of the Permian-Triassic Transition

Room 611 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T45. Miocene–Pliocene Terrestrial Ecosystem Response to the Climate System II

Room 609 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T51. Biodiversity Dynamics in the Face of Environmental Change: Integrating Paleontological and Neontological Approaches to Macroevolution II

Room 608 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T55. Life and Times in the Early Paleozoic

Room 607 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T64. Citizen Science in Paleontology: Harnessing Public Interest to Advance Research and STEM Education II

Room 606 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T89. The Dynamics of Tectono-Sedimentary Systems During Basin Formation and Fill II

Ballroom 6C (Washington State Convention Center)

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T92. Tectonics and Sedimentation, Avulsion, and Experimental Stratigraphy, and History of Western North America: A Celebration of Paul Heller's Career

Room 307/308 (Washington State Convention Center)

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T99. Augmented and Virtual Reality in Geoscience Education

Room 2A (Washington State Convention Center)

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T128. Teaching about the Earth Online

Room 2B (Washington State Convention Center)

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T153. Geochemical and Petrologic Forensics in the study of Earth’s Magmatism: A Tribute to the Distinguished Career of Jon Davidson (1959–2016)

Skagit 2 (The Conference Center)

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T159. Teasing New Information out of (Old) Zircon: In Honor of Dustin Trail, 2017 MSA Recipient

Skagit 3 (The Conference Center)

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T163. Petrochronology: Advances and Applications to Petrogenesis and Tectonics II

Skagit 4 (The Conference Center)

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T184. Geologic Research at Mount Rainier and Other Cascade Volcanoes: Ideal Natural Laboratories for Cutting-Edge Research with Implications to Life Safety and Infrastructure Protection in the Pacific Northwest II

Chelan 4 (The Conference Center)

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T191. Looking to the Past to Understand the Future: Glacial Chronology and Process

Chelan 2 (The Conference Center)

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T195. Undergraduate Research Talks: The Next Step in Student Research Projects

Chelan 5 (The Conference Center)

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T197. No Dates: No Rates—Utilizing Geochronometers to Quantify Rates of Geomorphic Processes or Archaeological Development over a Wide Range of Temporal and Spatial Scales

Room 3B (Washington State Convention Center)

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T202. Experimental Planetary Geology: Using Laboratory and Other Experiments to Advance Our Understanding of Geology on Planetary Bodies

Tahoma 1 (The Conference Center)

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T224. Multi-Proxy Records for Large-Scale Translation and Vertical Strain along Active and Ancient Strike-Slip Fault Systems

Tahoma 3 (The Conference Center)

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T226. New Perspectives on Processes of Subduction Initiation and Termination

Tahoma 5 (The Conference Center)

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T228. Origin, Accretion, and Translation of Mesozoic-Cenozoic Terranes along the Pacific Margin of North America

Tahoma 4 (The Conference Center)

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T236. Characterizing Cascadia’s Earthquakes—Reexamining Open Questions about Cascadia Seismic and Tsunami Hazards

Yakima 1 (The Conference Center)

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T242. Current Trends in Landslide Monitoring: New Techniques, Methods, Successes, Failures, and Case Studies I

Skagit 5 (The Conference Center)

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T249. New Voices in Geobiology II

Room 602/603 (Washington State Convention Center)

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P1. The Changing Face of Geoscience in the 21^st Century: Increasing Diversity and Inclusion to Solve Complex Problems

Ballroom 6A (Washington State Convention Center)

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T217. Challenges in Tectonics: Synergies between Meeting Societal Needs and Advancing Interdisciplinary Research in Tectonics and Structural Geology

Tahoma 2 (The Conference Center)

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T196. Advances in Geoarchaeology (Posters)