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Topic in Depth - Quaternary Studies

Quaternary Studies examines the geologic period of the Quaternary, the last two million years up to the present day. Glaciers formed and receded; animals evolved and went extinct. Here, visitors can learn all about current research and education initiatives in this field of stratigraphic geology.
Irish Quaternary Association (IQUA)
The Irish Quaternary Association (IQUA) website publicizes its aim "to promote Quaternary studies in Ireland through its publications, and the organization of...
Quaternary & Paleoclimate Research
At this website, the University of Wisconsin-Madison describes the current and recent studies dealing with "basic and applied problems in glacial geology,...
International Union for Quaternary Res...
The International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA) discusses quaternary scientists' investigations "to interpret the changing world of the glacial ages...
Quaternary Research Association
The Quaternary Research Association explains that it "exists to promote understanding of the Quaternary Period by publishing field guides, technical guides,...
Quaternary Environmental Change
The University of Wales, Aberystwyth presents its investigations in the Remote Sensing Laboratory, Palaeoecology Laboratory, and the Luminescence Laboratory (6...
The Alaska Quaternary Center
This website illustrates the Alaska Quaternary Center's (at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks) commitment "to the promotion of interdisciplinary research and...



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