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2026
article
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Nora Bergner, G. Alex. Marsh, Kevin R. Barry, Larissa Lacher et autres
High-latitude dust (HLD) represents a source of ice-nucleating particles (INPs) with potential impacts on cloud formation and radiative forcing in the Arctic. Previous studies have shown that HLD can exhibit high ice-nucleating activity at high subzero temperatures, likely linked to a biological …
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2026
article
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G. Alex. Marsh, Massimo Bourquin, Alanna Leale, Lisa Bröder et autres
Accelerated glacial retreat in Greenland drives increased development of glacial outwash plains. These newly exposed landscapes provide an opportunity to study microbial dynamics during soil development. We explore soil microbial diversity, community assembly, and biogeochemical cycling across the Kiattuut Sermiat glacial chronosequence …
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2026
peer-review
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Nora Bergner, G. Alex. Marsh, Kevin Barry, L. Lacher et autres
Abstract. High-latitude dust (HLD) represents a source of ice-nucleating particles (INPs) with potential impacts on cloud formation and radiative forcing in the Arctic. Previous studies have shown that HLD can exhibit high ice-nucleating activity at high subzero temperatures, likely linked to a …
ch, us, de, fr, ru
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2026
preprint
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Nora Bergner, G. Alex. Marsh, Kevin R. Barry, L. Lacher et autres
Abstract. High-latitude dust (HLD) represents a source of ice-nucleating particles (INPs) with potential impacts on cloud formation and radiative forcing in the Arctic. Previous studies have shown that HLD can exhibit high ice-nucleating activity at high subzero temperatures, likely linked to a …
ch, us, de, fr, ru
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2024
article
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G. Alex. Marsh, Darya Chernikhova, Stefan Thiele, Ianina Altshuler
Arctic glacial environments are rapidly changing, as the Arctic warms at a rate three to four times faster than the global average (the phenomenon known as Arctic amplification). Microorganisms are uniquely adapted to extreme glacial environments and studying how ecological and climatic …
ch, is, no
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2005
article
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James V. Gardner, Larry Alan Mayer, A. Arnstrong, Padma Medury Kurt Donaldson et autres
1994
book-review
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Daniel Frank Austin, Lawrence Kaplan, Susan Carty, Shirley Black Gerum et autres
us
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1988
article
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Philip R. Bowen, G. Alex. Marsh
Abstract : When sediments are dredged offshore, either for a Corps project or a permitted activity, borrow pits are created. As part of a program to examine the environmental effects of dredging, this study addresses concerns about the changes that may occur …
1982
book
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David B. Turbeville, G. Alex. Marsh
E. nttens at one of the control stations in June.Although faunal similarity analysis revealed a qualitative change in the fauna of the borrow area, this change is not considered detrimental.Conspicuous patterns of heterogeneous faunal distributions were evident in this study, particularly for …
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1982
book
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David B. Turbeville, G. Alex. Marsh
Benthic fauna from two stations within a 5-year-old borrow area and two control stations off Hillsboro Beach (Broward County), Florida, were sampled quarterly from June 1977 to March 1978 to evaluate the long-term impact of offshore dredging. Generally enhanced productivities occurred within …
1980
article
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G. Alex. Marsh, Philip R. Bowen, Donald R. Deis, David B. Turbeville et autres
Benthic communities adjacent to a restored beach at Hallandale (Broward County), Florida were analyzed and compared to similar communities at nearby Golden Beach (Dade County). Five sand stations and four reef stations were sampled at each locality along a transect from the …
1980
book
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Walter R. Courtenay, Ben C. Hartig, Gerard R. Loisel, G. Alex. Marsh