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R.T. Patterson

Queen's University Belfast

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Marine Micropaleontology | 2005

Holocene variability in pelagic fish and phytoplankton productivity along the west coast of Vancouver Island, NE Pacific Ocean.

R.T. Patterson; Andreas Prokoph; Arun Kumar; Alice S. Chang; Helen Roe

44th Annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum | 2016

Long term landscape and forest responses to climate change in the central Northwest Territories, Canada: insights from biological proxy data.

Helen Roe; R.T. Patterson; Paul Trainor; Jesse C. Vermaire; Timothy Patterson

CANQUA (Canadian Quaternary Association) Annual Meeting | 2015

Reconstructing postglacial landscape evolution following the drainage of glacial Lake McConnell, Northwest Territories, Canada: insights from biological proxy data.

R.T. Patterson; Helen Roe; Wolfe Stephen; Tim Patterson; Jesse C. Vermaire

41st Northwest Territories Geosciences Forum | 2013

An 8,500 year Holocene paleolimnological record from Frame Lake, Yellowknife, NT, Canada.

Tim Patterson; Carley Crann; Jennifer M. Galloway; Helen Roe; Andrew L. Macumber; R.T. Patterson; Hendrik Falck

Archive | 2012

Diatoms as Indicators of Decadal to Centennial Scale Climate Cyclicity and Winter Ice Cover in the Treeline Region of the Central Northwest Territories, Canada

April S. Dalton; Jesse C. Vermaire; Andrew L. Macumber; R.T. Patterson; Helen Roe; Graeme T. Swindles; Paul Trainor; Jennifer M. Galloway; Hendrik Falck

International Paleolimnology Symposium 2012 | 2012

Benthic community response to road salt contamination in lakes: insights from a modern Arcellacea (testate lobose amoebae) dataset from southern Ontario, Canada.

Helen Roe; R.T. Patterson

40th Northwest Territories Geosciences Forum | 2012

Late Holocene cyclical patterns of diatom populations in sub-boreal Northwest Territories.

April S. Dalton; Jesse C. Vermaire; Andrew L. Macumber; R.T. Patterson; Helen Roe; Carley Crann; Graeme T. Swindles; Jennifer M. Galloway; Hendrik Falck

QRA Annual Discussion Meeting | 2011

Examining palaeo-hydrological transitions using testate amoebae and plant macrofossils: an 8,500 year record from Mer Bleue Bog, eastern Ontario, Canada.

S.E. Elliott; Helen Roe; R.T. Patterson

Joint meeting of Canadian Quaternary Association and the Canadian chapter of the International Association of Hydrogeologists | 2011

Mid to late Holocene hydrological change in continental eastern Canada: assessing regional trends from ombrotrophic peat records.

S.E. Elliott; Helen Roe; R.T. Patterson

INQUA XVIII Congress | 2011

Testate amoebae (thecamoebians) as water quality indicators in lakes: development of a modern distributional dataset from the Greater Toronto Area.

Helen Roe; R.T. Patterson; Graeme T. Swindles

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Helen Roe

Queen's University Belfast

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Graeme T. Swindles

University of Leeds

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Jennifer M. Galloway

Geological Survey of Canada

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Andrew L. Macumber

Carleton University

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Jesse C. Vermaire

Carleton University

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Andreas Prokoph

University of Ottawa

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Arun Kumar

King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

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Alice S. Chang

Carleton University

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Carley Crann

Carleton University

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Christine T. Doherty

Queen's University Belfast

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