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(2017-12)Pacific sleeper shark relative abundance indices in the eastern Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska were developed from sablefish longline surveys and the sustainability of a plausible range in Pacific sleeper shark incidental ...
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(2014-05)The changing Arctic ecosystem may prompt Pacific walruses (Odobenus rosmarus divergens) to change their usual diet of lower trophic level prey (e.g., benthic invertebrates) by increasing the consumption of higher trophic ...
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(2019-08)Ichthyosaurians (Ichthyosauria) are one of the most prominent groups of secondarily aquatic Mesozoic marine reptiles. Over their 160 million years of evolution, the clade evolved a streamlined body plan with paddle-like ...
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Paleoceanographic shifts in the Gulf of Alaska over the past 2000 years: A Multi-proxy perspective (2008-12)The Gulf of Alaska (GOA) is a dynamic region influenced by climate variability on time scales ranging from days to millennia. Recent regime shifts suggest interdecadal GOA primary productivity patterns, yet it is unclear ...
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(2014-05)I studied the paleoclimate and paleoenvironmental conditions of the Prince Creek Formation, North Slope Alaska, and the lower Cantwell Formation in Denali National Park, Alaska. I used data from pollen analysis, clay mineral ...
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(1997)The short-faced bear (Arctodus simus) was a widespread Tremarctine bear indigenous to North America until its extinction around 11,500 BP. Arctodus inhabited Pleistocene ice-free refugia in Eastern Beringia (the northwestern ...
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(2005-08)Reconstructions of Holocene climate from numerous mid- and high-latitude sites have identified millennial-scale cool and arid intervals at 8,200 and 4,200 yrs. B.P. The global nature of these events can only be established ...
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(2001-05)Combined pollen, macrofossil and stable-isotope records from two lakes in the sub-alpine zone of the north-central Alaska Range indicate significant changes in vegetation and lake productivity during the past 6̃750 ¹⁴C yrs ...
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(2016-05)Vegetation and plant resources can impact forager mobility and subsistence strategies. However, misconceptions about the preservation of organics in subarctic archaeological contexts and underestimations of the importance ...
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(2001-08)Okmok caldera, located on the northeastern end of Umnak Island, Alaska, contained a 5.8 x 10⁹m³ lake that catastrophically drained as a result of failure of the 2050 yr. B.P. caldera rim between 1560 and 1010 yr. B.P. Flow ...
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Paleomagnetism Of The Wrangellia And Alexander Terranes And The Tectonic History Of Southern Alaska (1984)Wrangellia was the first Alaskan tectonostratigraphic terrane to be widely accepted as allochthonous with respect to North America. There is, however, considerable disagreement as to the age of emplacement of this terrane ...
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(2006-05)The Dunvegan Formation is a mid-Cretaceous deltaic deposit exposed in the Rocky Mountain foothills of Alberta and British Columbia along the Peace River Valley. Intrinsic features of Dunvegan Formation paleosols understood ...
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(2015-12)This Sustainability Plan was written for the Native Village of Port Graham for their language program, Tamamta Litnaurluta. The Native Village of Port Graham, a federally recognized tribe that serves the Sugpiaq people of ...
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(1983-09)Vertical migration and food habits of pandalid shrimps in Aialik Bay, a tidewater-glacier fjord, were related to suspended sediment load and available food resources. Suspended sediments from subglacial streams resulted ...
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