The magnetochemistry of sediments from the Oregon continental margin is examined to
determine the effects of iron‐sulfur diagenesis on the paleomagnetic record. Magnetic …

Bedded chert is the only sediment type representative of the Paleozoic to early Mesozoic
pelagic marine environment. Because of their association with ophiolites and island arc …

Burnt clays provide a vital source of information about the archaeomagnetic field but their
magnetic properties, and the dependency of these on thermal history, are diverse, complex …

Speleothems are important paleoclimate archives. Researchers typically compile
measurements of stable isotopic ratios dated using high precision U-Th radiometric …

Siliceous sediments distributed in the central equatorial Pacific have a stable remanent
magnetization regardless of age or depth. This is in contrast with the unstable remanence of …

Magnetic properties of pelagic sediments from the western equatorial Pacific (Ocean Drilling
Program (ODP) Site 805C) have been measured at low temperatures to investigate changes …

The rock magnetic properties of marine sediments from the California continental borderland
(San Pedro, Santa Catalina, and San Nicolas basins) have been studied in order to …

Repeated outburst flooding from glacial Lake Missoula, Montana, affected large areas of
Washington during Marine Oxygen Isotope Stage 2 (29–14 ka). We present the first high …

Paleomagnetic rock magnetic petrographic and geochemical studies indicate that
hydrocarbons cancause either an increase or decrease in the magnetization in sedimentary …

We present results of a rock‐magnetic study of soils that were affected by wildfires that
burned portions of the Everglades in the Spring of 2008. Soils at sites that were extensively …