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Emme Kasprzyk Geology graduate and paleoenvironmental researcher focused on sediment cores, fossil pollen, and climate history.

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GSA25 Southeastern Abstract: Using Fossil Pollen to Track Vegetation and Land Use Changes in a 1500-year Tidal Marsh Core

March 20, 2025 • Conference Abstracts

Conference: GSA25 Southeastern (Geological Society of America Southeastern Section Meeting)
Dates: 19-21 March 2025
Location: Harrisonburg, VA
Abstract ID: 408642

Citation

Kasprzyk, Emme; Willard, Debra; St John, Kristen; and Howard, Kathryn (2025). Using Fossil Pollen to Track Vegetation and Land Use Changes in a 1500-year Tidal Marsh Core. Presented at GSA25 Southeastern.

Project Focus

This conference presentation highlights Emme’s work using fossil pollen to track vegetation and land-use changes through time in a tidal marsh core, building on her broader paleoenvironmental and sediment-core research experience.

Conference Record

View the GSA25 Southeastern conference abstract record (Abstract ID 408642)

Note: Add the full abstract text, poster images, and methods/results figures here when available.

Keywords

  • Fossil Pollen
  • GSA25
  • Land Use Change
  • Tidal Marsh Core
  • Vegetation Change

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