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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Master of Science in Earth Sciences"”.

  1. Ravine alluvial fans as records of landscape change in the Le Sueur River Basin, southern Minnesota

    Ravine alluvial fans in the Le Sueur River Basin (LSRB) of south-central Minnesota record post-glacial Holocene changes and modern anthropogenic disturbances to land cover and hydrology in high-latitude watersheds. Seventy meters of base-level drop at the end of the last glaciation initiated …

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  2. An Investigation of Ni and Cu Isotopic Fractionation in Basal Duluth Complex Cu-Ni-PGE Mineralization, Northeastern Minnesota

    Cu-Ni-PGE magmatic sulfide-style mineralization occurs along the western margin of the Duluth Complex in northeastern Minnesota. Previous studies have demonstrated a notable fractionation of 60Ni and 58Ni in terrestrial materials, including both primary and secondary phases, with a total range of

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  3. Using Water Budgets and Isotope Analysis to Explore Water Availability in Low Flow Conditions: Hartley Pond Case Study

    Quantifying seasonal changes to the volume and timing of water flowing through a reservoir provides valuable information for responsible resource management. Hartley Pond is a reservoir in Duluth, Minnesota, that is formed by a dam on Tischer Creek. Solar forcing to the reservoir elevates the …

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