Session Information

2009 Joint Assembly

Union

Tuesday Morning 1

Time Session Location Title

0800 U21D CC Hall E Precambrian Environments: Controversial Changes and Paleoproterozoic Milestones IV Posters

Presiding: R H Rainbird, Geological Survey of Canada; C Jefferson, Geological Survey of Canada; A Bekker, University of Manitoba; B Wing, McGill University
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0800 U21D-01 CC Hall E Primordial Degassing of Terrestrial Planets: the Case for Reduced Carbon Compounds on the Early Surfaces
*G H Shaw
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0800 U21D-02 CC Hall E Role of Tectonomagmatic Processes in the Early Paleoproterozoic as a Trigger for Surface Environmental Changes and Evolution of Biosphere
*E V Sharkov, M Bogina
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0800 U21D-03 CC Hall E The Delay in Oxidation of Earth's Atmosphere Following the Emergence of O2-producing Photosynthesis: an Explanation
*G H Shaw
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0800 U21D-04 CC Hall E Fossil Biofilms, Microbial Communities and Phosphogenesis in the Paleoproterozoic Baraga Group, Michigan
*E E Hiatt, C T Edwards, P K Pufahl
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0800 U21D-05 CC Hall E Redox-controlled U Cycle in Ancient Oceans Revealed by Black Shale Records
*C A Partin, A Bekker, C T Scott, B Gill, T W Lyons
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0800 U21D-06 CC Hall E Sedimentary Depositional Environment in the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt, Northeastern Superior Province, Canada
*L Binnion, E Thomassot, J O'neil, D Francis, V Busigny, B Wing
POSTER    [Abstract]

0800 U21D-07 CC Hall E Origin of Peculiar Horizons from the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt: Testing the Conglomerate Hypothesis
*C Kitayama, E Thomassot, B A Wing
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0800 U21D-08 CC Hall E Previously Unrecognized Paleo- to Mesoproterozoic Assemblage in the Northern Wernecke Mountains, Yukon
*K P Medig, D J Thorkelson, R M Friedman
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0800 U21D-09 CC Hall E Chemostratigraphy and geochronology of the Kaniapiskau Supergroup, Labrador Trough indicate a major tectonic reorganization event hidden in the first cycle
*A Bekker, D Davis, B Wing
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Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	U21D	CC Hall E	Precambrian Environments: Controversial Changes and Paleoproterozoic Milestones IV Posters Presiding: R H Rainbird, Geological Survey of Canada; C Jefferson, Geological Survey of Canada; A Bekker, University of Manitoba; B Wing, McGill University [Print-friendly session details]
0800	U21D-01	CC Hall E	Primordial Degassing of Terrestrial Planets: the Case for Reduced Carbon Compounds on the Early Surfaces *G H Shaw POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-02	CC Hall E	Role of Tectonomagmatic Processes in the Early Paleoproterozoic as a Trigger for Surface Environmental Changes and Evolution of Biosphere *E V Sharkov, M Bogina POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-03	CC Hall E	The Delay in Oxidation of Earth's Atmosphere Following the Emergence of O2-producing Photosynthesis: an Explanation *G H Shaw POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-04	CC Hall E	Fossil Biofilms, Microbial Communities and Phosphogenesis in the Paleoproterozoic Baraga Group, Michigan *E E Hiatt, C T Edwards, P K Pufahl POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-05	CC Hall E	Redox-controlled U Cycle in Ancient Oceans Revealed by Black Shale Records *C A Partin, A Bekker, C T Scott, B Gill, T W Lyons POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-06	CC Hall E	Sedimentary Depositional Environment in the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt, Northeastern Superior Province, Canada *L Binnion, E Thomassot, J O'neil, D Francis, V Busigny, B Wing POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-07	CC Hall E	Origin of Peculiar Horizons from the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt: Testing the Conglomerate Hypothesis *C Kitayama, E Thomassot, B A Wing POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-08	CC Hall E	Previously Unrecognized Paleo- to Mesoproterozoic Assemblage in the Northern Wernecke Mountains, Yukon *K P Medig, D J Thorkelson, R M Friedman POSTER [Abstract]
0800	U21D-09	CC Hall E	Chemostratigraphy and geochronology of the Kaniapiskau Supergroup, Labrador Trough indicate a major tectonic reorganization event hidden in the first cycle *A Bekker, D Davis, B Wing POSTER [Abstract]