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Goldschmidt2008 

Vancouver 

Photo: Tourism Vancouver

Goldschmidt2009 will be 

held in the magnificent Alpine 

setting of the famous Swiss 

mountain resort at Davos 

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June 21st – 26th, 2009 

Congress Centre, Davos 

Switzerland 

www.goldschmidt2009.org 

The European 

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Geochemistry

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Goldschmidt 2008 

July 13 th – 18 th , 2008 

Vancouver, Canada 

Program Volume 

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Welcome to Vancouver, Canada for the 18th Annual V.M. Goldschmidt 

Conference! The Goldschmidt Conference is the premier annual meeting 

for geochemistry, cosmochemistry, and mineralogy, and every year it keeps 

growing. For its first time in Canada we expect well over 2000 delegates, 

which will be a record for North America. 

This year, the participants come from more than 45 countries, with a good 

representation from countries of North America, Europe, and Asia. The 

conference is truly international, at all levels. 

We made a conscious choice to hold the conference at the University of 

British Columbia, instead of having it downtown at the Convention Centre, 

which would have doubled the registration fee. This allows for a more 

personal flavor, and hopefully, if the weather is cooperative, this will also 

nurture more interactions among the participants on this wonderful campus. 

One other choice that the conference made was to be as sustainable as 

possible, i.e. reducing waste, selecting the source of products and 

minimizing the impact on the environment. 

2207 abstracts have been received and the talks are distributed in three 

groups of lecture halls, organized by themes; there are 1211 oral 

presentations, 991 posters and 5 plenary talks. The conference organizers 

wanted to encourage student and young scientist participation in the 

meeting, so most of the conference support was allocated to this and a total 

of about 80 students, from 20 countries, received travel grants: funding was 

generously provided by the National Science Foundation, the Geochemical 

Society, the conference itself, the Mineralogical Association of Canada, the 

European Association of Geochemistry, the European Science Foundation, 

and the Geological Society of Japan. 

The conference structure is organized around 20 themes, from “Sea to 

Sky”, and covers a broad range of science topics, as do the 5 plenary 

lectures that will open our days. There are also free workshops on 

Wednesday afternoon, addressing current topics of interest in the Earth 

Sciences, both for education and research. 

The pre-eminence of the Goldschmidt conference and the yearly increase in 

participants implies that every component is also becoming larger. This 

year, we will have over 25 exhibitors including analytical companies, 

retailers, publishers, academic and scientific societies. The poster sessions 

will take place at the Student Recreation Centre Gymnasium (SRC), 

together with the exhibitors, and there will plenty of opportunities for 

interaction. 

Another advantage of Vancouver is the spectacular geology and scenery 

surrounding this multi-cultural city. A series of conference field trips has 

been arranged, such as effusive to explosive volcanism of Mt. Meager, 

Southern Vancouver Island, and Wrangellia flood basalts. 

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Within the conference itself, we have incorporated a series of activities 

typical of the Pacific Northwest, including a salmon barbeque accompanied 

by live music, in front of the Museum of Anthropology, and a postconference 

dinner cruise departing from downtown Vancouver. 

We sincerely hope that the success of the meeting will match the 

enthusiasm, hard work and motivation of the organizing committee, at all 

levels. We are honored to have been given such a challenging responsibility 

by the Geochemical Society and the European Association of 

Geochemistry. UBC Conferences and Accommodations have been a 

wonderful and essential partner in this experience. 

We are grateful to our sponsors for the important support they have 

provided to ensure a successful meeting. Cambridge Publications have 

worked very hard and very efficiently in providing new software and 

systems to manage the conference (abstract submission, scheduling, web 

pages) making these systems as useful for delegates and the organizing 

committee as possible. The International Program Committee followed the 

original scheme of Davos 2002, with two chairs per theme and has a truly 

diverse and scientifically outstanding composition. Many people helped 

along the way and we would like to take the opportunity to thank them all 

here. 

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Please enjoy! 

Dominique Weis 

For the Vancouver Goldschmidt team 

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SUSTAINABILITY AT 

GOLDSCHMIDT2008 

The City of Vancouver has set a goal to be the cleanest, greenest, healthiest 

city in the world. Vancouver, and in turn the University of British 

Columbia, is dedicated to climate protection, green architecture, active 

transportation, sustainable systems and bringing sustainability to all aspects 

of running and building the city and campus. UBC is Canada’s leader in 

campus sustainability, cutting its energy costs by $2 million every year, 

saving 15,000 tonnes of CO 2 emissions, and reducing water use by 30 

percent annually. 

Goldschmidt2008 has been organized with the aim of sustainability in 

mind. The paper used to print this program volume is Forest Stewardship 

Council Certified, and wholly recyclable (with the exception of the 

laminated covers and the spiral binding). The organizing committee for 

Goldschmidt2008 invites you to assist in making your visit to Vancouver 

and UBC sustainable. 

Please recycle your program volume when you have finished with it! 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

How to Use This Volume .............................................................. vi 

Conference Information...............................................................viii 

Conference Committees .................................................xxii 

Sponsors........................................................................xxiii 

Exhibitors...................................................................... xxiv 

Award Ceremonies........................................................ xxvi 

Plenary Lectures...........................................................xxvii 

Themes and Sessions...................................................xxviii 

Scientific Presentations 

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Tuesday, July 15 th ............................................................ 65 

Wednesday, July 16 th ..................................................... 132 

Thusday, July 17 th .......................................................... 148 

Friday, July 18 th .............................................................. 216 

Index of Authors......................................................................... 251 

Overviews of Oral Presentations ................................................ 315 

Session Dates.............................................................................. 334 

Conference Maps......................................... 340–344 & Rear Cover 

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HOW TO USE THIS VOLUME 

This program volume is divided into four main sections: conference 

information, details of all oral and poster presentations, a comprehensive 

author index and a set of overviews showing the speaker in each lecture 

room at any given time. 

The volume is extensively cross referenced to ensure that the information 

contained in the volume is as easily accessible as possible. 

Accompanying the program volume is the USB stick, included in the 

conference pack. All the information about the conference program is 

included on the USB stick in the form of linked webpages. These are an 

additional and alternative way to view the times and details of the oral and 

poster presentations without needing to access the Internet. In these files 

the presentations listed in the program and index are all linked to the 

relevant abstracts. 

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CONFERENCE INFORMATION 

The first section of the volume provides all the information on the 

conference venue, on the procedures for oral and poster presentations, 

on the plenary lectures, award ceremonies, conference exhibition and 

sponsors. It ends with a list of all the symposia, their conveners and the 

dates and times of all their sessions. 

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SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS 

This section provides the titles, authors, dates and location of each 

presentation; it also gives the time of each oral presentation and the board 

number for each poster. Finally it gives the page number on which the 

appropriate abstract can be found in the abstract volume (e.g. A1013). 

Each page is colour coded to indicate the location of each session: red for 

H1–H6, green for L1–L3 and blue for W1–W3. 

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HOW TO USE THIS VOLUME 

AUTHOR INDEX 

The index not only gives the names of each author and the page on which 

the details of their presentation can be found, it also gives the page number 

of their abstract in the abstract volume. The index also includes a code for 

each abstract. The first code indicates the session, time and day of the 

presentation. The second code indicates the page of the program volume on 

which the presentation can be found, and also the relevant page in the 

abstract volume. 

For example, an entry of 03a/11:15/1 128/A254 indicates that the 

presentation will be in Session 03a at 11:15 on July 14th (day 1), and that it 

can be found in this program volume on page 128 and on page A254 of the 

abstract volume. An entry of 02a/134/1 193/A182 indicates that the 

presentation will be made as a poster in Session 02a on July 14th (day 1), 

and that it will be displayed on board 134. Index entries in bold indicate a 

presenting author. 

CONFERENCE OVERVIEWS 

The overviews at the end of the volume give a quick reference for finding 

out who is speaking in each lecture room at any given time. Again the 

tables are colour coded to according to the building in which the 

presentation will take place. 

A list of the dates of the oral and poster sessions for each session is given at 

the end of this volume. 

We hope that you will find the functionality of this volume helpful as you 

plan your program for the meeting. If you have any feedback, positive or 

otherwise, we would be very grateful to hear from you, either at the 

registration desk or by email. 

We hope that you will have a productive and enjoyable time at 

Goldschmidt 2008, and look forward to seeing you again in Davos for 

Goldschmidt 2009. 

Paul Beattie 

For the Publications and IT Teams 

Cambridge Publications 

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THE CONFERENCE VENUE 

Goldschmidt2008 is being held at the Point Grey campus of the University 

of British Columbia. 

The Opening Reception/Ice Breaker will be held at MacInnes Field. 

Plenary sessions will be held at the War Memorial Gym. Oral sessions will 

be divided into three groupings, and held in separate venues: W1–W6: 

Woodward Instructional Resource Centre (IRC), L1–L3: Life Sciences 

Centre, and H1–H6: Hebb/Hennings/Chemistry. 

The Conference Exhibition will be held in the Student Recreation Centre. 

The Poster Sessions will be held simultaneously in the Student Recreation 

Centre and MacInnes Field. The world renowned UBC Museum of 

Anthropology will host the Conference Barbeque. 

STUDENT UNION BUILDING AND UNIVERSITY VILLAGE 

Central to the conference venues, the Student Building offers a number of 

food outlets and services. At the entrance to the campus on University 

Boulevard is a small shopping centre, within walking distance of the 

conference venues. The University Village includes two banks, a 

pharmacy, photocopying service, restaurants and fast food outlets. 

Pertinent services are listed under specific headings in this program. Food 

outlet and restaurant information is printed on the back of the campus map. 

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CONFERENCE MAPS 

See the back pages of this program volume for the following maps: 

• Campus map 

• Walking route between conference venues 

• Floor plans of H1 – 6 (Hennings/Hebb/Chemistry) 

• Floor plan of L1 – 3 (Life Sciences Centre) 

• Floor plan of W1 – 6 (Woodward Instructional Resource Centre) 

A separate map of the campus can be found in your delegate bag. Copies 

of the campus map are available at Information. 

A map of Vancouver can be found in the Tourism Vancouver Visitor 

Guide, to be found in your delegate bag. 

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NAME BADGES 

Admission to all conference activities is by name badge, so please be sure 

to wear your badge at all times. Please help us recycle by returning your 

name badge holder to Registration when you leave the conference for the 

final time. 

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REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION 

Pre-registered and paid delegates will be able to collect their name badges 

and delegate materials. Delegates will be able to register onsite, as well as 

pay fees and purchase event tickets. 

Registration and Information will be open during the following dates and 

times, and at these venues: 

Sunday, July 13 15:00 – 19:00 (War Memorial Gym Lobby) 

Monday, July 14 07:30 – 17:00 (War Memorial Gym Lobby) 

Tuesday, July 15 08:00 – 17:00 (Woodward IRC Lower Lobby) 

Wednesday, July 16 08:00 – 13:00 (Woodward IRC Lower Lobby) 

Thursday, July 17 08:00 – 17:00 (Woodward IRC Lower Lobby) 

Friday, July 18 08:00 – 13:00 (Woodward IRC Lower Lobby) 

The Vancouver tourism bureau, Tourism Vancouver, will have a desk at 

Registration and Information on July 13 and 14. 

Full and Student registration fees include: 

• Attendance at all presentations and poster sessions 

• A printed copy of the conference program 

• Conference abstracts and programme on a USB key 

• Wireless access on campus 

• Sunday, July 13: Opening Reception 

• Monday, July 14 and Tuesday, July 15: Session Refreshments and Lunch 

• Wednesday, July 16: Session Refreshments 

• Thursday, July 17 and Friday, July 18: Session Refreshments and Lunch 

• 6 beverage tickets, redeemable at the Opening Reception/Ice Breaker, 

Poster Sessions and Conference Barbeque 

Accompanying Guest registration fees include ($60 CAD): 

• A name badge 

• Sunday, July 13: Opening Reception 

• Monday, July 14 – Friday, July 18: Session refreshments 

At registration, delegates, accompanying guests and exhibition staff are 

welcome to purchase tickets for: 

Social Events: 

• Opening Reception: Accompanying Guests and Exhibition Staff ($30) 

• Conference Barbeque: Delegates ($30 regular, $20 student), Exhibition 

Staff ($30) and Accompanying Guests ($60) 

• Post-Conference Dinner: Delegates, Exhibition Staff and Accompanying 

Guests ($110) 

Please note that onsite ticket sales for social events are based on 

availability and we cannot guarantee that tickets will be available for 

purchase for all events and/or all delegate types. 

Lunch (July 14, 15, 17, 18): 

For registered Accompanying Guests only. Tickets are $25 per lunch. 

Tickets cannot be purchased past 10:00 am for lunch service that day. 

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 

Morning sessions begin with plenary lectures at 08:30. This will be 

combined with the welcome address and EAG Presidential Lecture on 

Monday, with award ceremonies on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 

and the Paul W. Gast Lecture on Friday. All plenary lectures are in the War 

Memorial Gym. 

Oral presentations in 15 parallel sessions will run from 10:00 to 12:30, and 

from 14:00 to 16:30. Poster sessions will take place on Monday, Tuesday 

and Thursday from 17:00 to 19:00 in the Student Recreation Centre (SRC) 

and MacInnes Field. 

There are no oral presentations on Wednesday afternoon and no posters in 

the evening. Instead, there are optional workshops available or the chance 

to visit some of Vancouver’s many attractions. The conference barbeque 

will take place on Wednesday evening at 18:00 at the Museum of 

Anthropology. 

A list of all the sessions at Goldschmidt2008, together with the dates and 

times of the oral and poster presentations is given on pages xxix to xxxix, 

and overviews of the names of the presenting authors of all the oral 

presentations being given each day can be found at the end of this volume. 

CAMERAS, MOBILE PHONES AND PAGERS 

Photography or videoing is not permitted in any of the oral sessions, nor at 

poster sessions, without the permission of the relevant presenter or authors 

of the poster. Delegates and speakers will be required to mute or turn off 

their mobile (cell) phones and pagers during oral presentations. 

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CONFERENCE TIMETABLE 

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ORAL PRESENTATIONS 

Sessions with oral presentations will take place from Monday to Friday 

10:00 (after the plenary lectures) to 12:30 and from 14:00 to 16:30 (except 

Wednesday afternoon). 

All talks must be uploaded to the computer in the room in which the talk is 

to be given. A technician will be present in the room from 09:15–09:45, 

13:15–13:45 and 16:30–17:00 for uploading talks, which should be on a 

USB stick or CD. Alternatively, talks may be dropped off to staff at the 

Speaker Presentation Centre (Woodward IRC G65/66) on July 13, between 

the hours of 15:00 – 19:00. Any talks not uploaded during these times are 

liable to be cancelled. 

It is not possible to present talks using a speaker’s laptop, as this disrupts 

the smooth running of the session. It is the speaker’s responsibility to 

ensure that their talk is uploaded to the presentation computer in the correct 

room. 

Speakers should arrive at their allocated session not less than 20 minutes 

before the start of the first presentation in order to meet with the 

chairperson and check with the technician. All presentations must be given 

in English, which is the official language of the Conference. 

Oral presentations are allocated 15 minutes and keynote talks 30 minutes. 

Normal talks should be finished after 12 minutes, keynotes after 25 

minutes, to leave time for discussion. The chairperson will give a first 

signal after 10 minutes, a warning after 12 minutes and prevent further 

talking after 15 minutes. It is essential for the success of the conference that 

the speakers strictly stick to this scheme as it is important that all 15 

parallel sessions are synchronised. 

POSTER PRESENTATIONS 

Poster sessions are on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in the Student 

Recreation Centre (SRC) and MacInnes Field, from 17:00 to 19:00. 

Refreshments will be available. 

Posters must be no larger than 1.2m wide x 1.2m high, or it will not be 

possible for them to be displayed. Board numbers for each presentation are 

shown in the program. Posters should be put up on the correct board 

between 08:00 and 12:30 on the day allocated to its presentation. The 

materials required to attach each poster to the board will be supplied. 

Posters should be removed between 19:00 and 21:00 on the day of 

presentation: posters not collected by 08:00 the following morning will be 

removed, and may be destroyed. 

One of the authors of the poster should be present for discussions between 

17:00 and 19:00 on the day of presentation. If there will be any time during 

this period when no author can be present, a card should be left indicating 

when the author will next be present. 

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INTERNET CENTRE AND WIRELESS ACCESS 

Internet Centre: 

Location: Woodward IRC G41/42 

Date and Time: July 14 – 18, 08:00 – 17:00 

Wireless Access: 

All delegates are welcome to access the campus wireless system: 

• Choose ‘ubc’ from the list of available wireless networks. 

• Make sure your computer is set to receive an IP address automatically 

(DHCP). 

• Visit any web page. The UBC wireless login page will appear. 

• Type in the Goldschmidt2008 username (gold08) and password 

(vancouver08). A window will appear showing details of your 

connection. 

• When you have finished, click ‘logout’ on the information window. 

For more information see www.it.ubc.ca/internet/wireless/quickstart.html 

There is no wireless access in campus accommodation rooms (with the 

exception of the West Coast Suites). Wired access is available at the Gage 

Towers, Totem Park, Ritsumeikan and Marine Drive Residences. 

Arrangements can be made at the front desk of the property you are staying 

at, however you must provide your own Ethernet cable. 

Speaker Presentation Centre: 

Presenters are welcome to work on their presentations in the Speaker 

Presentation Centre: 

Location: Woodward IRC G65/66 

Hours: July 13, 15:00 – 19:00 

July 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 08:00 – 17:00 

ACCOMMODATION 

Campus Accommodations: 

All residential properties are open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. 

Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out is at 11:00. Please contact the front 

desks through the Conferences and Accommodation Reservations Office at 

604 822-1000 or toll free at 1-888-UBC-1030. 

• Gage Towers and the West Coast Suites (Walter Gage Residence): 

5959 Student Union Boulevard 

• Totem Park and Ritsumeikan Residences: 

2525 West Mall 

• Marine Drive Residence: 

2205 Lower Mall 

Downtown Accommodations: 

Please contact the hotels directly. 

• Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, 1088 Burrard Street 

Phone: 604 331-1000 

• Coast Plaza Hotel and Suites, 1763 Comox Street 

Phone: 604 688-7711 

• Sutton Place Hotel, 845 Burrard Street 

Phone: 604 682-5511 

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MEALS 

Residential Meal Plan: 

For all delegates staying in campus accommodations (Gage Towers, West 

Coast Suites, Totem, Ritsumeikan and Marine Drive Residences), the 

following meals will be provided at the Pacific Spirit Cafeteria at the 

Student Union Building: 

Dinner: July 13, 19:00 – 21:00 

Breakfast: July 14 – 18, 07:00 – 09:00 

Tickets will be distributed at your accommodation check-in for these meals 

(6 in total). You will not be able to access the cafeteria without the 

appropriate meal tickets. 

Vouchers for public transportation, in the form of bus tickets, will be 

provided to all delegates staying in campus accommodations, allowing 

these delegates to enjoy the local cuisine for evening meals. The tickets 

will be issued at your accommodation check-in. Dining information is 

printed on the back of your campus map. 

Lunch: 

Location: MacInnes Field 

Date and Time: July 14, 15, 17, 18, 12:30 – 14:00 

Lunch will be served outdoors, and delegates are welcome to view posters 

and exhibits during lunch. Please note that registered Accompanying 

Guests are able to purchase lunch tickets at the Registration desk. 

REFRESHMENTS 

Session Refreshments: 

Locations: 

W1 – W6: Woodward IRC Lower Lobby 

L1 – L3: Life Sciences Centre West Atrium 

H1 – H6: Intersection of Main Mall and Agricultural Road (tented area, 

directly outside the main entrance of the Chemistry Building) 

Date and Times: July 14, 15, 17, 18, 09:30 - 16:30; July 16, 09:30 – 12:30 

Coffee, tea and cold beverages will be available. 

Poster Sessions: 

Location: Student Recreation Centre/MacInnes Field 

Date and Time: July 14, 15, 17, 17:00 – 19:00 

Two cash bars will be set up, one at the Student Recreation Centre and one 

at MacInnes Field. Alcohol cannot be carried between MacInnes Field and 

the Student Recreation Centre. Beverage tickets can be redeemed at both 

bars. Beer, wine, hiballs, coolers, ciders, juice, pop and water can be 

redeemed by drink ticket. 

FIELD TRIPS 

Pre- and post-conference field trips are scheduled and booking for these 

trips has now closed. All field trip questions should be directed to your 

field trip leader. 

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Opening Reception/Ice Breaker — Sponsored by Nu Instruments 

Location: MacInnes Field 

Date and Time: July 13, 17:00 – 19:00 

Light appetizers will be served at this outdoor event. A cash bar will be 

open, and beverage tickets can be redeemed at the bar. Beer, wine, hiballs, 

coolers, ciders, juice, pop and water can be redeemed. 

• Please note that tickets are required for admittance for Accompanying 

Guests and Exhibition Staff. 

Conference Barbeque: 

Location: Museum of Anthropology 


Drinks and Dinner: 18:00 – 20:30 

Music (live band) and Dancing: 21:00 – 22:30 

Tickets are required for admittance for all attendees. Wine will be served 

with dinner, however a cash bar will be available; beverage tickets can be 

redeemed at the bar. This is an outdoor event so bringing a light sweater or 

jacket is suggested. Comfortable footwear is also recommended as the 

museum grounds are uneven. Guests are invited to tour the museum 

galleries during the evening. Museum staff will be on hand to answer 

questions. Please note that no food or drinks is permitted in the galleries. 

Post-Conference Dinner: 

Location: Vancouver Harbour 

Date and Time: July 18, 18:00 – 23:00 (including transportation) 

Tickets are required to attend this event for all attendees, and beverage 

tickets cannot be redeemed for the post-conference dinner. Charter buses 

will leave the Walter Gage Residence at 18:00; please arrive to load the 

buses no later than 17:45. The boat leaves the dock at 19:00 and docks 

back at 22:00. The buses will be waiting at the dock, with an expected 

return to the Walter Gage Residence at 22:30. The dock address is Harbour 

Cruises and Events, #1, North foot of Denman Street. Bringing a light 

sweater or jacket is suggested. 

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES 

Please see the Information Desk for more information. 

Complimentary Workshops: 

Learning Goals Workshop: Using Goals to Improve Student Achievement 


The Psychology of Writing a Competitive Proposal 


Using Online Geochemical Databases for Research and Teaching 

Date and Time: July 16, 14:00 – 16:30 (Participants need to bring a laptop) 

Vancouver Tours: 

Vancouver City Tour 


North Shore Tour 


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MESSAGES 

There is a message board located by the Information Desk at Registration 

and Information. Please check the board for messages addressed to you as 

well! Information can be reached at 604 202-8257 during posted 

Registration and Information hours. The phone will not be answered nor 

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1000 or toll free at 1-888-UBC 1030. All suites have voice mail. 

Single/double rooms with shared washrooms are not equipped with phones, 

but messages will be posted in the residential lobbies. 

LOST AND FOUND 

All materials lost or found in academic buildings are brought to the Lost 

and Found Office located in the Campus Security Office. The Security 

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Monday through Friday at 604 822-9922. 

Items lost or found in on-campus accommodation may be located at the 

respective property’s front desk. 

BANKING AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE 

The Bank of Montreal (MasterCard), found in the University Village, 

provides banking and exchange facilities, 09:30 – 16:00 Monday to 

Thursday; 09:30 – 17:00 Friday. The Canadian Imperial Bank of 

Commerce (Visa) is also located in the University Village and is open 

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All banks in the city are closed on Sundays and statutory holidays. 

Automated teller machines (ATMs) are available in both banks and in the 

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The Post Office, located on the main level of the Student Union Building, is 

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PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION SERVICES 

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Hours: Monday to Friday 08:30 – 19:30, Saturday 10:00 – 18:00, Sunday 

12:00 – 18:00 

CopyRight (Student Union Building): 

CopyRight offers copying, printing, laminating, binding and faxing 

Hours: Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:00 

Self-serve copiers available from 07:00 – 24:00 

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EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS 

Emergency Centre 911 

Ambulance 604 872-5151 

Fire 604 822-4567 

Police (RCMP) 604 224-1322 

CAMPUS SAFETY 

Campus security can be reached at 604 822-2222 for emergency related 

situations, otherwise at 604 822-8609 for non-emergency matters. There are 

also blue light phones located on campus, which provide a direct 

connection to security. These can be used for emergencies and for general 

assistance or information. 

MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 

Urgent Care Centre at UBC Hospital 

Open daily from 08:00 – 22:00 

Phone: 604 822-7662 or 911 

Address: 2211 Wesbrook Mall, Between 10th & 16th Avenue 

ON CAMPUS HEALTH CLINICS 

University Village Medical and Dental Clinic 

• Walk-in and Appointments welcome 

Open Monday to Friday, 08:00 – 18:00 

Phone: 604 222-CARE (2273) 

Address: #228-2155 Allison Road (upstairs from Staples) 

Family Practice Clinic 

• By Appointment only 

Open Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 17:00 

Phone: 604 822-5431 

Address: 310-5950 University Blvd. 

(Corner of University Blvd. and Wesbrook Mall) 

ON CAMPUS PHARMACIES 

University Pharmacy 

Open Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 20:00, Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 – 18:00 

Phone: 604 224-3202 

Address: 5754 University Blvd. 

Shoppers Drug Mart 

Open daily from 08:00 to 22:00 

Phone: 604 228-1533 

Address: 5950 University Blvd. 

INSURANCE 

Liability insurance is the responsibility of each individual delegate. 

Visitors are not covered by the Canadian Medical Health Insurance Plan. 

Delegates should have their own medical coverage. 

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LOCAL TRANSPORTATION 

From the Airport: 

The airport is serviced by buses, licensed taxis and Limojet Gold Express 

limousines 24 hours per day, 7 days a week for YVR customers. These can 

be found just outside of the Domestic and International Terminals. Taxis 

charge a metered rate based on time and distance traveled. The approximate 

fare for travel to downtown Vancouver or to UBC from the airport is $30 

CAD. Limousine flat rates starting at $39 CAD are charged for YVR-todowntown 

Vancouver trips, depending on your choice of limousine type. 

• Limojet Gold Limousine Service 

Phone: 604 273-1331 or 1 800 278-8742 

Website: www.limojetgold.com 

Alternatively, the Airporter provides a bus service to a number of hotel 

destinations in downtown Vancouver for $13.50 CAD per adult. The bus 

can be caught on the Domestic and International Arrivals level. Please 

check the website for additional rates and for schedules. 

• Airporter 

Phone: 604 946-8866 or 1 800 668-3141 

Website: www.yvrairporter.com 

There are also a number of car rental companies located steps away from 

the ground terminal in the YVR airport and in downtown Vancouver. 

To the Airport: 

There are various ways to travel to the airport from downtown Vancouver 

and the UBC campus including buses, taxis, limousines, the Airporter and 

the Vancouver Shuttle and Charter. Taxi sign-up boards will be posted in 

the lobbies of campus accommodation residences. 

Buses: 

Direct bus service between Vancouver hotels and UBC’s campus provides 

an inexpensive and environmentally sound mode of transportation for 

delegates staying downtown, as well as for those that would like to get 

around the city. Buses do not provide change. Bus tickets can also be 

purchased at the Student Union Building or Shoppers Drug Mart. 

• Buses arrive at and depart from the campus at the North Bus Loop 

(located next to MacInnes Field), as well as from the trolley bus 

departure point (next to War Memorial Gym). 

• One zone fare (to downtown) is $2.50 CAD. 

Taxis 

The following are a few licensed taxi companies operating in Vancouver. 

Standard pick-up taxi zones for delegates are located adjacent to the Walter 

Gage Towers. Taxis will however, pick-up and drop-off at any location on 

campus. 

• Black Top Cabs. Phone: 604 731-1111 

• MacLures Cabs Ltd. Phone: 604 731-9211 

• Vancouver Taxi Ltd. Phone: 604 664-0430 

• Yellow Cab Co. Ltd. Phone: 604 681-1111 

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LOCAL TRANSPORTATION 

Other Public Transport Services: 

For further information on public transportation, please visit the South 

Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority, TransLink, website 

(www.translink.bc.ca). Be sure to utilize the trip planning feature on the 

Translink website. 

PARKING 

Delegates staying off campus are requested to park in the one of the six 

parkades on campus. Please see the map in your delegate bag for the 

location of these parkades. Limited parking is available for guests of Walter 

Gage and Place Vanier Residence at $5 (plus taxes) per day in the residence 

parking lot. All parking areas are available on a first-come, first-served 

basis. 

FITNESS AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES 

The University’s principal fitness facility, the BirdCoop, has a 

comprehensive range of exercise equipment and personal training services. 

The BirdCoop is located in the Student Recreation Centre, and is open 

Monday to Thursday, 06:30 to 21:00, Friday, 06:30 to 19:00, Saturday and 

Sunday, 10:00 to 18:00 / 12:00 to 18:00. 

The UBC Aquatic Centre has scheduled public drop-in times for its pool, 

gym, sauna and whirlpool facilities. The drop-in rate is $4.75 CAD for 

adults, and discounted rates are offered for youth, seniors (65+) and 

students. For more information please visit www.aquatics.ubc.ca. 

UBC BOOKSTORE 

The Point Grey UBC Bookstore offers a full range of academic texts, 

general books, stationery and office supplies, computer supplies, university 

clothing and gift items. The bookstore is located on the corner of University 

Boulevard and East Mall. The bookstore is open Monday to Friday, 09:30 

to 17:00, Saturday, 11:00 to 17:00. 

CHILDCARE 

The Conference is not offering childcare services. We recommend Nannies 

on Call, a service provider which is often utilized by visitors to our campus. 

This reputable and fully licensed childcare provider can be reached at 604 

734-1776. Please view their website at www.nanniesoncall.com 

RESPONSIBILITY 

The Organizing Committee assumes no responsibility for accident, losses, 

damage, delays, or any modifications to the program arising from 

unforeseeable circumstances. It accepts no responsibility for travel or 

accommodation arrangements. 

The participant acknowledges that he/she has no right to lodge damage 

claims against the Organizing Committee should the conference 

proceedings be hindered or prevented by unexpected political or economic 

events or generally by acts of god, or should the non-appearance of 

speakers or other reasons necessitate program changes. 

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THE GEOCHEMICAL SOCIETY 


PROUD CO-SPONSOR OF GOLDSCHMIDT2008 

MISSION 

The Geochemical Society, founded in 1955, is a nonprofit organization for 

scientists involved in the practice, study and teaching of geochemistry. Our 

principal roles are to understand and meet the needs of our international 

membership so as to provide them with programs and services that will 

enrich their professional development and careers; and advance the 

application of chemistry to the widest possible range of geological and 

cosmological problems. Our sponsorship of the Goldschmidt Conference is 

a significant component of both these goals. 

AFFILIATION 

Many of our programs and activities are performed with other (sometimes 

many) scientific organizations. GS is an associated society of the 

Geological Society of America (geosociety.org), a member of the Council 

of Scientific Society Presidents (cssp.us), a member of the Council of 

Engineering and Scientific Society Executives (cesse.org), and has a liaison 

with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (aaas.org). 

MEMBERSHIP 

Our 2000+ members span more than 45 countries and have diverse 

geochemical backgrounds. Society members receive a subscription to 

Elements magazine as well as member discounts on publications, 

conferences and RiM&G short courses. For more information on 

Geochemical Society programs and member benefits, visit our website at 


2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

President Marty Goldhaber USA 

Vice-President Samuel Mukasa USA 

Past-President Susan Brantley USA 

Treasurer Louise Criscenti USA 

Secretary Neil Sturchio USA 

OGD Chair H. Rodger Harvey USA 

OGD Secretary Josef Werne USA 

SP Editor Scott Wood USA 

GCA Editor Frank Podosek USA 

GN co-Editor Johnson Haas USA 

GN co-Editor Carla Koretsky USA 

Director Yaoling Niu UK 

Director Seth Krishnaswami India 

Director Marilyn Fogel USA 

Director Victoria Bennett Australia 

Director Simon Turner Australia 

Director David Wesolowski USA 

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THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION 

OF GEOCHEMISTRY 

EAG IS PROUD TO CO-SPONSOR GOLDSCHMIDT2008 

The European Association of Geochemistry was founded in 1985 to 

promote geochemical research and study in Europe. The European 

Association of Geochemistry, together with The Geochemical Society (its 

partner North American based organization) co-sponsors all Goldschmidt 

conferences including the biennial European meeting. 

The EAG also sponsors other European Geochemical meetings and 

workshops, and it awards medals for outstanding contributions to 

geochemistry. Members receive the journal Elements and receive reduced 

subscription rates for the EAG's journal, Chemical Geology. 

The EAG invites you to become involved! Please attend the EAG general 

assembly at Goldschmidt2008. Keep up with the latest on European 

Geochemistry and find out more about your society at the EAG website: 

www.eag.eu.com 

EAG OFFICERS 

President: Alex Halliday, Oxford UK 

Vice-President: Eric H. Oelkers, Toulouse FRANCE 

Past President: Bruce Yardley, Leeds, UK 

Treasurer: Christa Göpel, Paris, FRANCE 

General Secretary: Steven Banwart, Sheffield, UK 

EAG COUNCIL 

Serving until 12/08 

Andrew Putnis, Münster, GERMANY 

Philippe Van Cappellen, Utrecht, NETHERLANDS 

Susan Stipp, Copenhagen, DENMARK 


Chris Ballentine, Manchester, UK 

Bernard Bourdon, Zürich, SWITZERLAND 

Lara Duro, Barcelona, SPAIN 

Michael Walter, Bristol, UK 

Bernhard Wehrli, Zürich, SWITZERLAND 


François Chabaux, Strasbourg, FRANCE 

Tim Elliott, Bristol, UK 

Andreas Kappler, Tübingen, GERMANY 

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CONFERENCE COMMITTEES 

CONFERENCE ORGANISER: 


INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE: 

David Barbeau 

Vickie Bennett 

Ruth Blake 

Robert Bodnar 

Catherine Chauvel 

Cornelia Class 

Nicolas Coltice 

Kari Cooper 

Jon Davidson 

Jacqueline Dixon 

Katrina Edwards 

Tim Eglinton 

Cinzia Farnetani 

Sarah Gleeson 

Sidney Hemming 

Sarah Jane Barnes 

Penelope King 

Jim Lee 

Patricia Maurice 

Frank McDermott 

Chairs 

Rick Carlson 

Barbara Sherwood Lollar 


Bill McDonough 

Steve Mojzsis 

Eric Oelkers 

Shuhei Ono 

John Percival 

Aaron Pietruszka 

Mark Rehkamper 

Peter Reiners 

Rosalind Rickaby 

Sara Russell 

Joerg Schaefer 

Greg Slater 

Hugh Smithies 

Ken Takai 

Yoshiyuki Tatsumi 

Derek Vance 

Paulo Vasconcelos 

Mini Wadhwa 

Michael Walter 

Lesley Warren 

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE: 

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Allison Boothe 

Jennifer Brennan 

Heidi Dale-Johnson 

Diane Hanano 

Cecilia Li 


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GOLDSCHMIDT2008 SPONSORS 

The 

Geochemical Society 


IsotopX 

www.isotopx.co.uk 

National 

Science 

Foundation 

Nu Instruments 

www.nu-ins.com 

Thermo Fisher Scientific 

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of Geochemistry 

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Savillex 

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EXHIBITORS 

The trade exhibition is open every weekday in the Student Recreation 

Centre Gymnasium for browsing and finding out more about the products 

and services on offer. The Conference is grateful for the support of the 

following Exhibitors: 

ANALAB sarl 

www.analab.fr 

Australian Scientific Instruments 

www.asi-pl.com 

Cameca 

www.cameca.com 

Canadian Light Source 

www.lightsource.ca 

CETAC Technologies 

www.cetac.com 

Cyberinfrastructure for 

Geochemistry 

www.geoinfogeochem.org 

Eichrom Technologies LLC 

www.eichrom.com 

Elsevier 

www.elsevier.com 

European Association 

of Geochemistry 

www.lmtg.obs-mip.fr/user/eag/ 

Geochemical Society 


Geochemical Society of Japan 

www.geochem.jp 

GEOROC and GeoReM 

georoc.mpch-mainz.gwdg.de 

georem.mpch-mainz.gwdg.de 

Innov-X Systems 

www.innov-xsys.com 

IsotopX 

www.isotopx.co.uk 

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New Wave Research 

www.new-wave.com 

NRC Research Press 

pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca 

Nu Instruments 

www.nu-ins.com 

Photon Machines 

www.photon-machines.com 

Placer Gold Design 

www.placergolddesign.com 

Plastic Concepts Inc. 

www.plastic-concepts.com 

Savillex Corporation 

www.savillex.com 

selFrag AG 

www.selfrag.com 

spectromat GmbH 

www.spectromat.de 

Springer 

www.springer.com 

Thermo Fisher Scientific 

www.thermo.com 

Wiley-Blackwell 

www.wiley-blackwell.com 

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EXHIBITION PLAN 

STUDENT RECREATION CENTRE GYMNASIUM 

July 14, 15, 17, 09:00 – 19:00 

July 16, 09:30 – 13:00 

July 18, 09:30 – 16:30 

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8 1 Photon Machines Inc 

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2 Australian Scientific Instruments 

3&4 Thermo Fisher Scientific 

5&6 Nu Instruments 

7 New Wave Research 

8 Placer Gold Design 

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9 Elsevier 

10 NRC Research Press 

A1 Wiley-Blackwell 

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A2 Springer 

A3 Eichrom Technologies LLC 

11 IsotopX 

12 spectromat GmbH 

13 Plastic Concepts Inc. 

14 Innov-X Systems 

15 ANALAB sarl 

16 Savillex Corporation 

17 selFrag AG 

18 Canadian Light Source 

19 CETAC Technologies 

20 Cameca 

21 GEOROC and GeoReM 

22 Cyberinfrastructure for Geochemistry 18 

B1 Mineralogical Society of America 

B2 Mineralogical Association of Canada 

B3 European Association of Geochemistry 

23 Geochemical Society of Japan 

24 Geochemical Society 20 

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AWARD CEREMONIES 

09:15 TUESDAY, JULY 15 TH 

Geochemical Society: Goldschmidt Medal 2008 

Francis Albarède 

Geochemical Society: Clarke Medal 2008 

Andrew Jacobson 

Geochemical Society: Patterson Medal 2008 

William Sunda 

Geochemical Society: Distinguished Service Award 2007 

Michael F. Hochella, Jr 

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Mineralogical Society of America: Dana Medal 2008 

Thomas Armbruster 

Mineralogical Association of Canada: Young Scientist Award 2008 

Laurence Coogan 

Geochemical Society of Japan: Geochemical Journal Award 2008 

Morihisa Hamada & Toshitsugu Fujii 

International Association of Geoanalysts: Early Career Researcher Award 

Alon Amrani 

09:15 THURSDAY, JULY 17 TH 

GS-EAG Geochemistry Fellows 2008 

Bill Griffin 

Jim Kasting 

Malcolm McCulloch 

Bjorn Mysen 

Roberta Rudnick 

Don Sparks 

Karen von Damm 

European Association of Geochemistry: Urey Medal 2008 

Pascal Richet 

European Association of Geochemistry: Houtermans Medal 2008 

Nicolas Dauphas 

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European Association of Geochemistry: Shackleton Medal 2008 

Larry Edwards 

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Shen-su Sun Award 

Qiang Wang 

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PLENARY LECTURES 

09:00 MONDAY, JULY 14 TH 

ALEX HALLIDAY 

Earth Viewed from a Late Moon 

European Association for Geochemistry 

Presidential Lecture 

08:30 TUESDAY, JULY 15 TH 

FRANCIS ALBARÈDE 

The Physics of Mantle Geochemical Heterogeneities 

08:30 WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 TH 

VALA RAGNARSDOTTIR 

The Role of Geochemists in the Era of “Peak Everything” 

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New 230 Th Dating Methods Applied to Chinese Caves: 

Climate Change on Glacial to Cultural Timescales 

08:30 FRIDAY, JULY 18 TH 

JÉRÔME GAILLARDET 

Direct Coupling between Chemical and Physical Erosion Rates 

in the West Indies 

The Paul W. Gast Lecture 

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Come and check 

our new 

publications! 

Special Publication 9 

Atlas of Migmatites 

Edward W. Sawyer 

Special Publication 10 

Pegmatites 

David London 

Short course 

volume 38 

Working with 

Migmatites 

Editors: Edward W. 

Sawyer and Michael 

Brown 

Short course volume 40 

LA-ICPMS 

Editor: Paul Sylvester 

and invites you to 

drop by its exhibit 

booth (booth B2) 

Special Meeting Sale 

on many of our short course 

volumes and special publications 

Short course volume 25 and below $5 

Encyclopedia of Mineral Names $10 

Glossary of Mineral Synonyms $10

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THEMES AND SESSIONS 

Theme 1: The Early Solar System: Chemistry and 

Chronology 

(Sara Russell & Mini Wadhwa) 

01a Isotopic Anomalies (Martin Bizzarro & Ghylaine Quitte) 

Orals: 17th pm, Posters: 17th 

01b Origin of Short-Lived Radionuclides in the Early Solar System 

(Noriko Kita & Gopalan Srinivasan) 

Orals: 17th am 

01c Processes and Timescales in the Solar Nebula (Andrew Davis & 

Ed Young) 


01d Early Planetary Differentiation Timescales (Alan Brandon & 

Thorsten Kleine) 

Orals: 17th am, Posters: 17th 

01e Early Solar System Materials (Sara Russell & Michael 

Zolensky) 


01f Lunar Geochemistry and Chronology (Vera Fernandes & Randy 

Korotev) 


Theme 2: Planetary Geochemistry 

(Bill McDonough) 

02a Differentiation and Chemical Evolution of Mars (Audrey 

Bouvier & Vinciane Debaille) 


02b Surface Geochemistry and Processes on Mars (Penny King & 

Nick Tosca) 


Theme 3: Early Earth: From Mantle to Microbes 

(Steve Mojzsis & Vickie Bennett) 

03a Early Earth: The First 100 Million Years (Guillaume Caro & 

Qing-zhu Yin) 

Orals: 14th am, 14th pm, Posters: 14th 

03b The Hadean and Eoarchean Crust-Mantle System (Vickie 

Bennett & Wouter Bleeker) 


03c Early Evolution of the Atmosphere-Hydrosphere System 

(Dominic Papineau & Alexander Pavlov) 


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03d Early Life – Geochemical and Geodynamical Aspects (Lisa 

Kaltenegger & Matthew Pasek) 


03e Origin of Banded Iron Formations (Clark Johnson & Kurt 

Konhauser) 


03f Hydrothermal Impact on the Early Precambrian Seawater 

Composition as Recorded by Banded Iron Formations, Black 

Shales, and Other Proxies (Andrey Bekker, Axel Hofmann & 

Beate Orberger) 


Theme 4: Continental Crustal Evolution 

(Hugh Smithies & John Percival) 

04a Felsic Magmatism as a Monitor of Crustal Recycling, 

Differentiation and Growth Processes (Paul Hoskin & Joe 

Whalen) 


04b Continents and their Lithospheric Keels (Roberta Rudnick & 

Steve Shirey) 


04c Mafic-Ultramafic Magmatism in Crustal Growth (Balz Kamber 

& Julian Pearce) 


04d Subduction, Sagduction and Delamination Processes in the 

Generation of Continental Crust (Jean Bédard & Cin-Ty Lee) 


04e 4D Structure of the Continental Crust: Greenstones to Granulites 

(Nigel Kelly, Andreas Moeller & John Percival) 


Theme 5: Mantle Dynamics 

(Cinzia Farnetani & Nicolas Coltice) 

05a Mixing Lengthscales in the Mantle (Francis Albarède & John 

Rudge) 

Orals: 14th pm 

05b Deep Earth Heterogeneities: Melting, Phase Changes or 

Chemistry? (John Hernlund & Abby Kavner) 


05c LIPS, Hot Spots and Intraplate Magmatism (Garrett Ito & 

Bernhard Steinberger) 


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05d New Frontiers for Geochemical Reservoirs (Bernard Bourdon & 

Allen McNamara) 


Theme 6: Mantle Geochemistry 

(Catherine Chauvel & Cornelia Class) 

06a Ridges and Geochemical Mapping of the Mantle (David 

Graham & Emily Klein) 


06b How are Mantle Heterogeneities Created? (Catherine Chauvel & 

Andreas Stracke) 


06c Carbonatites, Alkaline Silica-Undersaturated and Ultrapotassic 

Rocks: Probes of the Subcontinental Mantle – A Symposium 

Dedicated to Keith Bell (Bruce Kjarsgaard, Antonio Simonetti 

& Marjorie Wilson) 


06d Geochemistry of Real Mantle Samples (Laurie Reisberg & Rich 

Walker) 


06e Continental Extension-Related Basalts: Mantle Sources and 

Magma Generation Processes (Stefan Jung & Jörg Pfänder) 


Theme 7: Experimental Petrology 

(Michael Walter & Penny King) 

07a Deep-Mantle Chemistry (James Badro & Yingwei Fei) 


07b Experiments on Volatiles in Melts and Minerals (Don Baker & 

Robert Luth) 


07c Partitioning Among Melts, Metals, and Minerals in Planetary 

Systems (Elizabeth Cottrell & Wim van Westrenen) 


07d Experimental Petrology Related to Ore Deposits (Phil Candela 

& Robert Linnen) 


07e Experimental Petrology Applied to Planetary Evolution (Carl 

Agee & Hugh O'Neill) 


07f Diffraction and Absorption Spectroscopies at High 

Temperatures and Pressures (Grant Henderson, Daniel Neuville 

& Eiji Ohtani) 


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07g Metamorphic and Transport Processes (Lukas Baumgartner & 

Craig Manning) 


07h Crystallography of Petrologically Significant Minerals: 

Symposium in Honor of Thomas Armbruster (Edward Grew & 

Lee Groat) 


Theme 8: Fluids in the Crust and Mantle 

(Jacqueline Dixon & Robert Bodnar) 

08a Experimental Studies of Geofluids and Fluid-Mineral 

Interactions Using Synchrotron-Based and Other Spectroscopic 

Techniques (Alan Anderson & Robert Mayanovic) 


08b Saline Fluids in Mineralization and Metamorphism (Greg 

Dipple & Bruce Yardley) 


08c The Whole Earth Geohydrologic Cycle (Robert Bodnar & 

Jacqueline Dixon) 


08d Properties of Geofluids: Linking Experiment, Theory and 

Application (Thomas Driesner & Carmen Sanchez-Valle) 


08e The Role of Fluids in Diamond Growth and Resorption (Maya 

Kopylova & Emma Tomlinson) 


08f From Subduction Zones to Plumes and Ridges: Volatile Cycles 

and the Role of Volatiles in the Mantle (Jacqueline Dixon & 

Marc Hirschmann) 


08g Metasomatism in the Lower Crust and Upper Mantle, Fluids, 

Melts and Mass Transport (Tom Chacko & Daniel Harlov) 


Theme 9: Subduction Processes 

(Jon Davidson & Yoshiyuki Tatsumi) 

09a Light Element Isotope Insights into Arc Magmatism and Mantle 

Dynamics (Jeff Ryan & Yuji Sano) 


09b New Views on Fractionation Depths in Arc Magmas (Richard 

Arculus & Simon Turner) 


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09c Relationship of Geodynamics to Magmatic and Fluid Processes 

in Subduction Zones (Hikaru Iwamori & Colin Macpherson) 


09d Primitive and High Mg# Andesites, their Origin and Evolution, 

and their Possible Role in Continental Genesis (Peter Kelemen 

& Yoshihiko Tamura) 


09e Secular Changes in Arc Magma Compositions Through Time 

(Jun-ichi Kimura & Herve Martin) 


Theme 10: Magmatic Processes 

(Aaron Pietruszka & Kari Cooper) 

10a Crystal Records of Magmatic Processes (Adam Kent & Erik 

Klemetti) 

Orals: 17th pm, 18th am, Posters: 17th 

10b Primary Melt Generation and Dynamics of Magma Transport 

and Storage (Rajdeep Dasgupta, Richard Katz & Jeff Standish) 


10c Temporal Geochemical Evolution of Active Magmatic Systems 

(Julie Bryce, Andrew Calvert & Karen Harpp) 


10d Links between Plutonic and Volcanic Systems (Drew Coleman, 

Jonathan Miller & Jorge Vazquez) 


10e Mechanisms and Time Scales of Crustal Assimilation (Wendy 

Bohrson, David Peate & Michael Rowe) 


Theme 11: Thermochronology 

(Jim Lee & Peter Reiners) 

11a The Physics and Chemistry of Thermochronology (Ethan Baxter 

& David Shuster) 


11b High-Temperature Thermochronology, Tectonics and P-T-T 

Paths: A Session in Honor of Derek York (Mike Cosca & Simon 

P Kelley) 


11c Sedimentary Basin Development and Evolution (Barbara 

Carrapa & Richard Ketcham) 


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Theme 12: Resource Geochemistry 

(Sarah-Jane Barnes & Sarah Gleeson) 

12a Group V and VI Elements in Ore Deposit Genesis and 

Exploration (Sarah-Jane Barnes, L. Paul Bedard & Scott Wood) 


12b Experiments and Observations Bearing on the Behaviour of 

Chalcophile and Siderophile Elements in Magmatic Systems 

(James Brenan & Pedro Jugo) 


12c Linking Felsic Magmatism to Orogenesis Through to Ore 

Genesis (David John, Dave Lentz, Brent McInnes & Kirsten 

Rasmussen) 


12d Sedimentary Basins: Fluids, Energy and Metallic Resources 

(Simon George & Kurt Kyser) 


12e Geochemistry and Exploration Geochemistry of Ore Deposits 

(Stephen Cook, Sarah Gleeson & Matthew Leybourne) 


Theme 13: Terrigenous Sediments and Sedimentary 

Components 

(David Barbeau & Sidney Hemming) 

13a Sedimentary Constraints on Composition and Evolution of the 

Continents, Continental Reconstructions and Basin Evolution 

(David Barbeau, Elena Belousova, James Gleason & Jeff 

Vervoort) 


13b Geochemistry of Mineral Dust: A Record of Climate Change 

(Balz Kamber, Karen Kohfeld & Gert Jan Weltje) 


13c Sedimentary Contributions to Subduction Zones (Yue Cai & 

Matthew Thirlwall) 


Theme 14: Fluid-solid interaction from the atomic to the 

global scale 

(Eric Oelkers & Ruth Blake) 

14a Chemical and Isotopic Tracers of Sediment-Porefluid 

Interactions (Michael E. Böttcher & Kate Maher) 


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14b Geochemical Aspects of CO2 Sequestration (Per Aagaard & Eric 

Oelkers) 


14c Minerals in Contact with Water, Organics, and Biomolecules: 

Advances in Interfacial Chemical Analysis, Modeling, and 

Imaging (Treavor Kendall, Andreas Luttge & Henry Teng) 

Orals: 17th am, 17th pm, 18th am, Posters: 17th 

14d Transformations, Transport, and Sequestration of P and N in 

Aquatic Sediments and Terrestrial Soils: Atomic to Global Scale 

Fluid-Solid Interactions (Ruth Blake & Kathleen Ruttenberg) 


14e Frontiers in Nano-Geochemistry (Deb Jaisi, Yifeng Wang & 

Huifang Xu) 


14f Geochemistry and Energy Production in a Carbon-Limited, 

"Peak Oil" World (Carrick Eggleston) 


14g Advances in the Aqueous and Isotope Geochemistry of 

Groundwater Recharge (Dirk Kirste & Bernhard Mayer) 


Theme 15: Marine Geochemistry 

(Katrina Edwards & Tim Eglinton) 

15a GEOTRACES/trace Element Distributions/cycling in the 

Oceans (Roger Francois & Catherine Jeandel) 


15b Paleoclimate: New Proxies, New Insights (John Eiler & Stefan 

Schouten) 


15c Hydrothermal Systems in Ultramafic Rocks (Wolfgang Bach & 

Dionysis Foustoukos) 


15e Quantifying the Chemical Exchange between the Oceanic 

Lithosphere and Oceans (Laurence Coogan & Kathy Gillis) 


Theme 16: Weathering and Landscape Evolution 

(Derek Vance & Joerg Schaefer) 

16a Isotopic and Geochemical Insights into the Rates and 

Mechanisms of Erosion and Weathering (Anthony Dosseto, 

Gavin Foster, Kate Maher & Joerg Schaefer) 


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(Paul Bierman, Susan Brantley, Francois Chabaux & Lixin Jin) 


16c Multiple Approaches for Assessing Processes in the Critical 

Zone: Focus on Watersheds Around the World (Heather Buss & 

Vala Ragnarsdottir) 


16d Biogeochemistry of Weathering in Glacial Environments: Local, 

Regional, Global and Extraterrestrial Consequences (Rachael 

James, Mark Skidmore & Martyn Tranter) 


16e Cosmogenic Nuclide Constraints on Surface Process Rates and 

Styles (John Gosse, Arjun Heimsath, Susan Ivy-Ochs, Tim Jull, 

Nat Lifton & Joerg Schaefer) 


Theme 17: Paleoclimate 

(Frank McDermott & Rosalind Rickaby) 

17a Marine and Terrestrial Reconstructions of Seasonal and Annual 

Scale Variability (Kim Cobb, Mary Elliot & Kathleen Johnson) 


17b Teleconnections: How are Climate Signals Communicated 

Globally (Mira Bar-Matthews & Erica Hendy) 


17c Global Climatic Transitions and Abrupt Events: Signatures and 

Mechamisms (Mark Pagani & Andy Ridgwell) 


17d Climate Mechanisms from Quaternary Chronology (Gideon 

Henderson & David Richards) 


17e Atmospheric Inputs to Ice: Water, Dust and Gas (Sarah Aciego 

& Gisela Winckler) 


17f Geochemical Tracers of Past Ocean Circulation (Allison 

Franzese & Alexander Piotrowski) 


Theme 18: Environmental Geochemistry 

(Greg Slater & Patricia Maurice) 

18a Application of Metal Stable Isotope Systems in Environmental 

Biogeochemistry (Bridget Bergquist & Tom Johnson) 


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18b Environmental Geochemistry: Isotopes and Organic 

Contaminant (Penny Morrill & Hans Richnow) 


18c Sulfur Cycling: New Approaches and Techniques to the 

Investigation of Inorganic, Organic, and Biological Reactions 

Involving Sulfur (Greg Druschel & Alexey Kamyshny) 


18d Biogeochemistry, Mineralogy and Significance of Sulfate 

Minerals in Earth and Planetary Systems (Karen Hudson- 

Edwards & Heather Jamieson) 


18e Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Metalliferous Mine Wastes: A 

Symposium in Honor of John Jambor (Anne J.B. Thompson & 

David J. Vaughan) 

Orals: 17th am, 17th pm, 18th am, Posters: 17th 

18f Rates of Geochemical Processes and their Application to 

Natural Systems: A Symposium in Honor of James I. (Tim) 

Drever (Simon Poulson & Lisa Stillings) 


18g The Environmental and Human Health Impacts and 

Geochemistry of Atmospheric Particulate Matter (Mark Engle, 

Allan Kolker & Kevin Telmer) 


18h Molecular-Scale Chemical and Biogeochemical Processes 

Affecting the Mobility of Metal and Radionuclide Contaminants 

in the Subsurface (John Bargar, Rizlan Bernier-Latmani, Daniel 

Giammar & Brad Tebo) 

Orals: 14th am, 14th pm, 15th am, 15th pm, 16th am, 

Posters: 14th, 15th 

18i Mineralogy and Health (Laurent Charlet & Javiera Silva) 


18j Using Gases as Indicators for Transport and Reaction Processes 

in Ground Water and the Vadose Zone (M. Jim Hendry, Rolf 

Kipfer & Ulrich Mayer) 


18k Reactive Transport Modeling of Complex Environmental 

Systems (Andy Dale, Parisa Jourabchi, Ulrich Mayer & 

Phillippe van Cappellen) 


Theme 19: Biogeochemistry 

(Ken Takai & Lesley Warren) 

19a Metal Ions and Bacteria. A Tribute to Terry Beveridge (Kurt 

Konhauser & Lesley Warren) 


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19b The Effect of Microbes on Metal Speciation in the Environment. 

A Tribute to Terry Beveridge (Jeremy Fein & Bryne Ngwenya) 


19c Advances in in situ Detection and Analyses of Carbon 

Associated with Microbial Biosignatures (Sherry L. Cady & 

Lesley Warren) 


19d Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Life in Marine Sediments 

(Steven D'Hondt & Fumio Inagaki) 


19e Biogeochemistry and Isotope Geochemistry in Submarine 

Hydrothermal Systems (James Cowen & Jun-ichiro Ishibashi) 


19f Advances in Microbe Radionuclide Interactions (Jon Lloyd & 

Yohey Suzuki) 


19g Isotopic Biogeochemical Tracers into the Ancient Rock Record 

(Gray Bebout, Pierre Cartigny & James Farquhar) 


19h The Early Evolution of Photosynthesis – From the Anoxic 

World to Oxygen-Rich Air (Kurt Konhauser & Euan Nisbet) 


19i Novel Usage of Complimentary Techniques to Characterize 

Low-Temperature Biogeochemical Environments (Sean Crowe 

& Lachlan MacLean) 


Theme 20: Techniques 

(Mark Rehkamper & Shuhei Ono) 

20a Stable Isotopes in high-Temperature Geochemistry (Olivier 

Rouxel & Thomas Zack) 


20b Experimental and Theoretical Constraints on Isotope 

Fractionation (Ariel Anbar, Seth John & Edwin Schauble) 


20c New Techniques and Methodologies for Ultra-Precise Isotopic 

Analysis (Joel Baker, Claudine Stirling & Stefan Weyer) 


20d Advances in Chronological Methods Applied to Geological and 

Cosmochemical Problems (Martin Bizzarro & Antonio 

Simonetti) 


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20e Coordinated Imaging and High Resolution in situ Analyses at 

the Micron Scale (Henner Busemann & Richard Cox) 


20f Multiple Isotopes of an Element, Multiple Isotopologues of a 

Molecule, and Multi-Elemental Isotopes of a Compound (M3) 

(Huiming Bao & Boswell Wing) 


20g Testing Models and Identifying Processes: New Insights and 

Discoveries from Use of Geochemical Data Compilations 

(James Kubicki, Kerstin Lehnert & Vincent Salters) 


20h High Field Strength Elements and their Isotopes as Tracers for 

Geological and Planetary Processes (Carsten Münker, Jeff 

Vervoort & Thomas Zack) 


20i Applications of Neutron Scattering in Geochemistry and 

Mineralogy (David Cole & Nancy Ross) 


20j Synchrotron-Based Micron and Sub-Micron Probes Applied to 

Bio-, Geo-, and Cosmochemical Questions (George Cody & 

Martin Obst) 


Theme 21: General Sessions 

21b General Geochemistry: Low Temperature Geochemistry 


21c General Geochemistry: Biogeochemistry 


21d General Geochemistry: Other Geochemistry 


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03a: Early Earth: The First 100 Million Years 

Session chaired by Guillaume Caro & Qing-zhu Yin 

10:00 Keynote: The Beginning of Earth History 

A899 Stevenson D 

10:30 Toward Understanding Early Earth Evolution: Prescription for 

Approach from Terrestrial Noble Gases and Light Elements 

Records in Lunar Soils 

A714 Ozima M, Yin Q-Z, Podosek F & Miura Y 

10:45 Volatile Loss Following the Moon-Forming Giant Impact 

A716 Pahlevan K & Stevenson D 

11:00 Hf-W Equilibration in a Magma Ocean at Very High P and T 

A419 Jacobsen S, Remo J, Petaev M & Sasselov D 

11:15 Isotopic and Elemental Constraints on the First 100 Myr of Earth 

History 

A1061 Yin Q-Z & Antognini J 

11:30 Invited: Collisional Erosion and the Non-Chondritic Composition 

of the Earth 

A696 O'Neill H & Palme H 

11:45 Non-Chondritic Sm/Nd Ratios in the Terrestrial Planets 

A138 Caro G, Bourdon B, Halliday A & Quitté G 

12:00 Invited: Some Implications of the Basal Magma Ocean Model for 

Earth's Formation and Segregation 

A372 Hernlund J, Labrosse S & Coltice N 

12:15 Evidence of Crust during the First 100 M.y. of Earth History: Lu- 

Hf, δ 18 O, and Ti Thermometry Results for Hadean Zircons 

A355 Harrison TM, Schmitt AK, McCulloch MT & Lovera OM 

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05c: LIPS, Hot Spots and Intraplate Magmatism 

Session chaired by Garrett Ito & Bernhard Steinberger 

10:00 The Eclogite Engine; Cool LIPs 

A25 Anderson D 

10:15 Invited: Recycled Crust as a Cause of Large Magmatic Events in 

the Convecting Mantle 

A880 Sobolev A 

10:30 Assessing the Role of Eclogite in the North Atlantic Mantle 

Source 

A116 Brown E & Lesher CE 

10:45 Geochemical Variations at a Ridge-Centered Hotspot Caused by 

Variable Melting of a Veined Mantle 

A83 Bianco T, Ito G, van Hunen J, Ballmer M & Mahoney J 

11:00 Various Source Compositions in the Early Stage of Kilauea, 

Hawaii 

A352 Hanyu T, Kimura J-I & Katakuse M 

11:15 Keynote: The Hawaiian PLUME Experiment and its Initial Data 

Assessment 

A518 Laske G, Markee A, Orcutt JA, Wolfe CJ, Solomon SC, Collins JA, 

Detrick RS, Bercovici DA & Hauri EH 

11:45 Is Plume Shape Variability Real? Evidence from Tristan-Gough- 

Discovery 

A167 Class C, le Roex AP, Rollins N, Long D, Goldstein SL, Cai Y, 

van de Flierdt T & Perfit MR 

12:00 Multi-Component Isotopic Mixing in the Ethiopian Rift: Modeling 

Plume Contributions to Recent Magmatism 

A804 Rooney T, Hanan B, Furman T & Graham D 

12:15 Sr, Nd, Pb and Hf Evidence for Two-Plume Mixing beneath the 

East African Rift System 

A676 Nelson W, Furman T & Hanan B 

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06c: Carbonatites, Alkaline Silica-Undersaturated and 

Ultrapotassic Rocks: Probes of the Subcontinental 

Mantle – A Symposium Dedicated to Keith Bell 

Session chaired by Bruce Kjarsgaard, Antonio Simonetti & 

Marjorie Wilson 

10:00 Keynote: Isotopic Constraints on the Source Regions of Alkaline 

Volcanics 

A731 Pearson DG, Nowell G, Klein-BenDavid O, Kjarsgaard B 

& Irving A 

10:30 African Kimberlites Revisited: In situ Sr-Isotope Analysis of 

Groundmass Perovskite 

A1035 Woodhead J, Phillips D, Hergt J & Paton C 

10:45 Detection of Sub-Micro Scale Highly Siderophile Element Nugget 

in Kimberlite by Synchrotron Radiation X-Ray Fluorescence 

Analysis 

A847 Senda R, Kogiso T, Suzuki K, Suzuki T, Uesugi K, Takeuchi A 

& Suzuki Y 

11:00 The Merits of “Recycled Oceanic Crust-Eclogite” Lineage in the 

Mantle Source of Group-I Kimberlite Melts 

A446 Kamenetsky V & Maas R 

11:15 The Alleged Carbonatitic-Kimberlitic Melt Continuum: Contrary 

Evidence from West Greenland 

A934 Tappe S, Steenfelt A, Heaman L, Romer R, Simonetti A 

& Muehlenbachs K 

11:30 Melilitic Rocks of the CECIP – Examples from Vogtland/W- 

Bohemia (Germany/Czech Republic) 

A2 Abratis M, Viereck-Goette L, Ulrych J & Munsel D 

11:45 The Origin of Lamproites Revisited: A Mediterranean Perspective 

A760 Prelevic D & Foley S 

12:00 Hf Isotopic Insights into Mantle Source Contributions in Turkana, 

East African Rift System 

A566 Locke J, Bryce J, Furman T, Hanan B, Rooney T & Graham D 

12:15 Mantle Lithosphere in Basalts from the Kenya Rift 

A803 Rogers N 

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07b: Experiments on Volatiles in Melts and Minerals 

Session chaired by Don Baker & Robert Luth 

10:00 A Preliminary Investigation of Chlorine XANES in Silicate Melts 

A248 Evans K, Mavrogenes J, O'Neill H, Keller N & Jang L-Y 

10:15 From N2 to NHx Groups in Silicate Melts Governed by fH2 at 

High Pressure and Temperature 

A667 Mysen B, Yamashita S & Chertkova N 

10:30 Keynote: Understanding Dehydration Melting of a Nominally 

Anhydrous Mantle: The Primacy of Partitioning 

A381 Hirschmann M, Tenner T & Aubaud C 

11:00 The Character and Composition of Fluid in Equilibrium with 

Peridotite in Subduction Zones 

A234 Dvir O & Kessel R 

11:15 The Influence of Aluminum on the Partitioning of Water between 

Clinopyroxene and Basaltic Melt 

A694 O'Leary J, Gaetani G & Hauri E 

11:30 Water Diffusion in Forsterite Revisited 

A409 Ingrin J & Kohn SC 

11:45 Mobility and Fluid/melt Partitioning of Heavy Metals in Silicate 

Liquids: Implications for Magma Degassing 

A581 MacKenzie J & Canil D 

12:00 Diffusivity-Viscosity Relations 

A1091 Zhang Y 

12:15 Ionization and Speciation of Water in Silicate Melts 

A649 Moretti R & Roux J 

12:30 Medal: Water and Magma: New Insights into an Old Problem 

A794 Richet P 

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08a: Experimental Studies of Geofluids and Fluid- 

Mineral Interactions Using Synchrotron-Based and 

Other Spectroscopic Techniques 

Session chaired by Alan Anderson & Robert Mayanovic 

10:00 Invited: Speciation of REE(III) in Chloride-, Fluoride-, and 

Sulphate-Bearing Solutions: Solubility and Spectroscopic Studies 

A626 Migdisov A & Williams-Jones A 

10:15 Ionization Constants and Thermal Decomposition Kinetics of 

Uracil and Adenine Under Hydrothermal Conditions by UV- 

Visible Spectroscopy 

A50 Balodis E, Trevani L & Tremaine P 

10:30 Keynote: Gold and Silver in Hydrothermal Fluids and Vapors: 

Insights from in situ XAFS Spectroscopy 

A756 Pokrovski G, Tagirov B, Schott J, Hazemann J-L, Proux O 

& Roux J 

11:00 An XAS Study of CuCl Solubility and Copper Speciation in Low- 

Density Water Near the Critical Isochore 

A561 Liu W, Brugger J, Etschmann B, Testemale D & Hazemann J-L 

11:15 Invited: Ion Hydration and Contact Ion Pair Structure in 

Supercritical Water: X-Ray Absorption Fine Structure and 

Molecular Dynamics Studies 

A286 Fulton J 

11:30 REE-Chloride Complexing in Hydrothermal Fluids with New Data 

on Lanthanum Chloroaqua Complexes 

A607 Mayanovic R, Anderson A, Bassett W & Chou I-M 

11:45 Multi-Stage Hydrothermal Alteration of Accessory Minerals from 

an Alkali Pegmatite from Zomba-Malosa (Malawi) 

A882 Soman A, Geisler-Wierwille T, Tomaschek F, Berndt-Gerdes J 

& Putnis A 

12:00 Geological Features and Lead-Zinc Mineralization of the Kelan 

Devonian Volcano-Sedimentary Basin in Southern Altay, 

Xinjiang, China 

A560 Liu M & Zhang Z 

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12e: Geochemistry and Exploration Geochemistry of 

Ore Deposits 

Session chaired by Stephen Cook, Sarah Gleeson & 

Matthew Leybourne 

10:00 Understanding Water Sources, Age and Flow Paths in 

Hydrochemical Exploration: Constraints from Stable and 

Radiogenic Isotopes in the Hyperarid Atacama Desert, Chile 

A539 Leybourne M, Cameron EM, Rissmann C & Miller N 

10:15 Application of Infra-Red Spectral and Multi-Element Analyses in 

the Gold Exploration in North Mara Mines, Tanzania 

A457 Kazimoto E, Ikingura JR & Halley S 

10:30 Superimposed Lithogeochemical Patterns and Trains as 

Pathfinders to Concealed Ore Deposits 

A857 Shevchenko S, Sokolov S, Marchenko A & Makarova Y 

10:45 Pattern Recognition for the VHMS Deposit Based on the 

Canonical Correlation Analysis 

A305 Ghavami-Riabi R & Theart H 

11:00 Copper and Lead Isotopes as Tracers of Copper Redox Cycling 

A34 Asael D, Matthews A, Bar-Matthews M & Segal I 

11:15 Cu Isotopic Variation in the Neves-Corvo Deposit, Iberian Pyrite 

Belt 

A299 Gaspar M, Relvas J, Carvalho J, Larson P, Hart G, Pacheco N, 

Noiva P, Barriga G & Santos P 

11:30 Per mil 238 U/ 235 U Variations in Uranium Ores: Evidence of 

Fractionation by Nuclear Field Shift? 

A97 Bopp C, Lundstrom C, Johnson T & Glessner J 

11:45 Apatite Chemical Composition and Textures as a Probe into 

Magmatic Conditions at Galore Creek Porphyry Copper-Gold 

Deposit, British Columbia 

A550 Liaghat S & Tosdal R 

12:00 Characteristic and the Formation Conditions of Chlorite in 

Xiazhuang Uranium Ore-Field, South China 

A1092 Zhang Z, Liu S & Wu J 

12:15 Geogas: Phenomena and Application 

A998 Wang M, Gao Y & Liu Y 

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13a: Sedimentary Constraints on Composition and 

Evolution of the Continents, Continental 

Reconstructions and Basin Evolution 

Session chaired by David Barbeau, Elena Belousova, James 

Gleason & Jeff Vervoort 

10:00 Whole Rock and Single Grain Provenance Analysis of Early 

Paleozoic Sandstones from Northern Peru and Southern Bolivia 

A783 Reimann CR, Bahlburg H, Berndt J & Kooijman E 

10:15 Kinematic History of the Fuegian Andes as Indicated by U-Pb 

Detrital-Zircon Geochronology and Rare Earth Element 

Geochemistry of the Magallanes Foreland Basin 

A53 Barbeau, Jr. DL, Swanson-Hysell N, Olivero EB, Khandaker Z, 

Gombosi DJ, Murray KE, Gehrels G & Ducea M 

10:30 Keynote: Applying Zircon Compositional Data to Detrital Zircon 

Studies 

A1034 Wooden J & Mazdab F 

11:00 Triple-Dating of Detrital Apatites and Zircons from Prydz Bay, 

East Antarctica 

A187 Cox SE, Reiners PW, Thomson SN, Gehrels GE, Nicolescu S, 

Hemming SR, van de Flierdt T, Goldstein SL & Brachfeld SA 

11:15 Sedimentary Provenance Evidence for the Origin of the 

Gamburtsev Subglacial Mountains, Antarctica 

A973 van de Flierdt T, Hemming SR, Gehrels GE, Cox SE 

& Goldstein SL 

11:30 A Hafnium Isotopic Perspective on the Provenance and Tectonic 

Setting of Allochthonous Neoproterozoic Sedimentary Sequences 

in the North Atlantic Region 

A196 Daly JS, Kirkland C, Lam R & Sylvester P 

11:45 Invited: Geochemical, Isotopic and Detrital-Zircon Provenance of 

Mesozoic Rocks, Oregon and Idaho, U.S.A 

A513 LaMaskin T, Vervoort J & Dorsey R 

12:00 Geochronology Constraints on Sediment Provenance and 

Transport History in the Yangtze Drainage Basin 

A252 Fan D, Chen S, Liu Y & Xu C 

12:15 Invited: Paleodrainage Reconstruction Using Pb Isotopes in K- 

Feldspar Sand Grains: Examples from the NW European Triassic 

A963 Tyrrell S, Haughton P, Daly S, Souders K, Sylvester P & Kronz A 

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14e: Frontiers in Nano-Geochemistry 

Session chaired by Huifang Xu, Yifeng Wang & Deb Jaisi 

10:00 Kinetics and Mechanisms of Silica Nanoparticle Formation 

A949 Tobler DJ, Benning LG & Shaw S 

10:15 The Realtime Kinetics and Mechanisms of the Amorphous to 

Crystalline CaCO3 Transformation 

A801 Rodriguez-Blanco JD, Shaw S & Benning LG 

10:30 Green Rust is a Precursor to Magnetite: Direct Evidence from an 

in situ Diffraction Study 

A913 Sumoondur A, Shaw S, Ahmed I & Benning LG 

10:45 Surface Properties of Nanosize Oxides by High Temperature 

Electrophoresis 

A802 Rodriguez-Santiago V, Fedkin M, Rosenqvist J, Machesky M, 

Wesolowski D & Lvov S 

11:00 Keynote: Nanominerals, Mineral Nanoparticles, and Earth 

Systems 

A382 Hochella, Jr. M, Lower S, Maurice P, Penn L, Sahai N, Sparks D 

& Twining B 

11:30 Guided Nanoscale Remodeling of Soluble Surfaces Using a Novel 

Probe-Based Method 

A241 Elhadj S, De Yoreo J & Chernov A 

11:45 Invited: Nature of Environmental Nanoparticle Development at 

Mineral-Water Interfaces 

A442 Jun Y-S, Waychunas G & Lee B 

12:00 Nano-Minerals: Size-Dependent Crystal Structure, Shape and 

Chemical Reactivity Changes 

A1045 Xu H & Barnard A 

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Session chaired by John Eiler & Stefan Schouten 

10:00 Keynote: The Application of Natural Divalent Cation Isotope (Ca, 

Sr, Mg) Fractionation (DCIF) in Earth System Research 

A241 Eisenhauer A, Böhm F, Fietzke J, Liebetrau V, Amini M, 

Kisakürek B, Heuser A, Tang J & Dietzel M 

10:30 Boron Isotope Measurements of Marine Carbonate Using MC- 

ICPMS 

A279 Foster GL, Rae J & Elliott T 

10:45 Evidence for a Dynamic Marine Calcium Cycle during the Past 30 

Million Years from a Record of Calcium Isotopes in Marine Barite 

A329 Griffith E, Paytan A & Bullen T 

11:00 Chromium Isotopes in the Marine Environment Through Time – A 

Suitable Paleoredox Tracer? 

A283 Frei R & Gaucher C 

11:15 Ocean Redox during the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event: 

Constraints from Chromium Isotope Ratios 

A424 James R, Karjalainen A-M, Parkinson I, Coe A, Pearce CR 

& Cohen A 

11:30 The Zn Isotopic Composition of Diatom Frustules: An Archive of 

Past Trace Metal Depletion in HNLC Zones? 

A23 Andersen MB, Vance D, Archer C, Ellwood M, Hillenbrand C-D, 

Allen C & Anderson R 

11:45 Fractionation of 238 U/ 235 U in Modern and Ancient Anoxic Marine 

Environments: A Paleoredox Tracer? 

A646 Montoya Pino C, Weyer S, van de Schootbrugge B & Oschmann W 

12:00 ‘Clumped Isotope’ Thermometery in Foraminifera 

A956 Tripati A, Thiagarajan N & Eiler J 

12:15 Carbonate 'Clumped Isotope' Thermometry: A Status Report 

A239 Eiler J, Affek H, Daeron M, Ferry J, Guo W, Huntington K, 

Thiagarajan N & Tripati A 

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17b: Teleconnections: How are Climate Signals 

Communicated Globally 

Session chaired by Mira Bar-Matthews & Erica Hendy 

10:00 Invited: Spatial Variability in the NAO-European Winter 

Precipitation δ 18 O Relationship: Implications for Stalagmite Proxy 

NAO Index Reconstructions 

A48 Baldini L, McDermott F, Macpherson C, Hercman H & Baldini J 

10:15 Relations between Mediterranean Cyclones and African Monsoon 

from Speleothems of Negev Desert, Israel 

A969 Vaks A, Bar-Matthews M, Ayalon A, Matthews A & Frumkin A 

10:30 Holocene Mismatch of the East Asian and Indian Summer 

Monsoons 

A585 Maher B 

10:45 Speleothem Reconstructions of Palaeomonsoon Dynamics from 

Flores, Indonesia over the Last 24 kyr 

A114 Bretherton S, Gagan M, Ayliffe L, Zhao J-X, Griffiths M, 

Drysdale R & Hantoro W 

11:00 Amplitude and Timing of the Last Deglaciation Warming in the 

Okinawa Trough Constrained by Alkenone Sea Surface 

Temperature Records 

A1094 Zhao M, Huang C-Y & Xing L 

11:15 Deglacial Climate Dynamics in the Western Pacific Ocean 

Measured in a Stalagmite from Guam 

A870 Sinclair D, Banner J, Taylor F, Quinn T, Jenson J & Mylroie J 

11:30 Decadal to Millenial Variability in Holocene Winter Climate in the 

Pacific Northwest 

A246 Ersek V, Clark P, Mix A, Cheng H & Edwards LR 

11:45 Holocene Record of Decadal Variability from the NE Pacific 

A415 Ivanochko T, Calvert S, Thomson R & Pedersen T 

12:00 Long-Term Climate Change Recorded in Sediments from Lake 

Tanganyika, Tropical East Africa, over the Past 90+ ka 

A122 Burnett A, Weyhenmeyer C & Scholz C 

12:15 Invited: Rapid Amazonian Moisture Changes during the Last 

Glacial Period 

A1001 Wang X, Auler A, Edwards RL, Cheng H & Ito E 

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18d: Biogeochemistry, Mineralogy and Significance of 

Sulfate Minerals in Earth and Planetary Systems 

Session chaired by Karen Hudson-Edwards & Heather 

Jamieson 

10:00 Sulfate Mineral Assemblages from Mars-Analog Environments I: 

Indicators of General Environmental Conditions 

A106 Bowen BB & Benison KC 

10:15 Measuring Jarosite Dissolution Rates to Determine Jarosite 

Lifetimes on Earth and Mars 

A243 Elwood Madden M, Guess J, Madden A & Rimstidt JD 

10:30 Invited: Chemistry and Spectroscopy of Iron-Sulfate Minerals 

from Iron Mountain, California, U.S.A 

A17 Alpers CN, Majzlan J, Bender Koch C, Bishop JL, Coleman ML, 

Dyar MD, McCleskey RB, Myneni SCB, Nordstrom DK 

& Sobron P 

10:45 Keynote: Sulfates on Mars: How Recent Discoveries from 

CRISM, OMEGA and the MERs are Changing Our View of the 

Planet 

A86 Bishop J, Lane M, Dyar D, Parente M, Roach L, Murchie S 

& Mustard J 

11:00 Keynote: Sulfates on Mars: Comparison with Spectral Properties 

of Analog Sites 

A85 Bishop J, Alpers C, Coleman M, Sobron P, Lane M, Dyar D 

& Schiffman P 

11:15 An in situ SAXS/WAXS Study of Sulfate- and Carbonate-Green 

Rust Formation 

A9 Ahmed I, Kakonyi G, Shaw S & Benning L 

11:30 Heat Capacity and Entropy of Stoichiometric Jarosite Compounds 

A313 Glasnak P, Majzlan J, Dachs E & Boerio-Goates J 

11:45 Mechanisms of Cd, Cu and Zn Uptake in Jarosite Surfaces: A 

Computer Simulation Study 

A401 Hudson-Edwards K, Wright K & Gale J 

12:00 The Microbial Weathering of Lead Jarosite 

A878 Smeaton C, Fryer B & Weisener C 

12:15 Copper Adsorption on Natural Schwertmannite and Sulfate-Rich 

Goethite in AMD Systems 

A1011 Webster-Brown J, Swedlund P & Lane V 

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18h: Molecular-Scale Chemical and Biogeochemical 

Processes Affecting the Mobility of Metal and 

Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface: 

Biogeochemical Processes 

Session chaired by John Bargar, Rizlan Bernier-Latmani, 

Daniel Giammar & Brad Tebo 

10:00 Invited: Interactions of Nitrate, Iron, Uranium and Technetium 

during Bioremediation 

A546 Li X, Spain A, Senko J, Istok J & Krumholz L 

10:15 Invited: Molecular-Scale Biogeochemical Mechanisms Affecting 

the Mobility of Hanford Site Contaminants 

A595 Marshall M, Kennedy D, Plymale A, Dohnalkova A, Beliaev A, 

Shi L, Zachara J & Fredrickson J 

10:30 Characterizing the Extent and Role of Natural Subsurface 

Bioreduction in a Uranium-Contaminated Aquifer 

A133 Campbell KM, Qafoku N, Kukkadapu R, Williams K, Lesher E, 

Figuera L, Peacock A, Davis J, Icenhower J & Long P 

10:45 Microbial, Geochemical, and Physical Responses to 

Biostimulation for U(VI) Reduction in Soil Columns 

A421 Jaffe P, ElBishlawi H, Kerkhoff L, Kukkadapu R, Long P, 

McGuinness L, Moon HS, Peacock A, Wilkins M & Williams K 

11:00 Roles of Humic Substances in Biological Reduction, Precipitation, 

and Mobilization of Uranium 

A333 Gu B, Luo W & Yan H 

11:15 Interactions of U(VI) with Secondary Mineralization Products 

from the Bioreduction of Fe(III) Oxides 

A694 O'Loughlin E, Kelly S, Boyanov M & Kemner K 

11:30 Effect of Mn(II) on the Oxidative Dissolution of Biogenic UO2 

A979 Veeramani H, Sharp J, Suvorova E, Schofield E, Ulrich K-U, 

Giammar D, Bargar J & Bernier-Latmani R 

11:45 Impact of S. oneidensis MR-1 Biofilm Coatings on Trace Element 

Partitioning at Metal-Oxide/Water Interfaces: A Long Period 

XSW-FY Study 

A1003 Wang Y, Alexandre G, Ona-Nguema G, Ha J, Gescher J, Bargar J, 

Rogers J, Eng P, Spormann A & Brown G 

12:00 Experimental Analysis of Arsenic Mobility in Iron and Sulfate 

Reducing Environments 

A475 Kirk M, Roden E, Crossey L & Brearley A 

12:15 Denitrification Coupled to Pyrite Oxidation and Changes in 

Groundwater Quality at Oostrum, the Netherlands 

A1090 Zhang Y-C, Slomp C, Broers HP, Passier H & Van Cappellen P 

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19g: Isotopic Biogeochemical Tracers into the Ancient 

Rock Record 

Session chaired by Gray Bebout, Pierre Cartigny & James 

Farquhar 

10:00 δ 15 N-δ 13 C Covariations in Organic Matter Through Eons: Tracing 

the Evolution of Metabolic Pathways 

A751 Pinti DL & Hashizume K 

10:15 Keynote: Redox Renaissance 

A22 Anbar A & Gordon G 

10:45 Low δ 57 Fe Values Record the Onset of Palaeoproterozoic Bacterial 

Manganese Reduction 

A959 Tsikos H, Matthews A, Moore J & Erel Y 

11:00 The Role of Iron in the Nitrogen Cycling in the Early Earth: 

Insights from Lab Experiments 

A543 Li L & Cartigny P 

11:15 High Primary Productivity and Denitrification after the 

Paleoproterozoic Phosphogenic Event in the Aravalli Supergroup, 

India 

A722 Papineau D, Purohit R, Goldberg T, Pi D, Shields G, Bhu H 

& Fogel M 

11:30 Molybdenum Isotope Variations in a Redox-Stratified Lake; 

Removal Mechanism and Preservation in Euxinic Sediments 

A194 Dahl TW, Anbar AD, Gordon GW, Rosing MT, Frei RE 

& Canfield DE 

11:45 Biogeochemical Tracers of Modern and Ancient Life in Seafloor 

Lavas 

A51 Banerjee N, Furnes H, Muehlenbachs K, Staudigel H, 

McLoughlin N & Bebout G 

12:00 Carbon Isotope Composition in Microbial Mats and Travertine of 

BRZ 

A521 Lazareva E, Bryanskaya A, Zhmodik S, Ponomarchuk V, 

Barkhutova D & Semionova D 

12:15 Isotopic Biosignatures Associated with Freshwater Microbialites 

and Carbonate Precipitating Microbial Mats 

A109 Brady A, Slater G, Laval B & Lim D 

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20b: Experimental and Theoretical Constraints on 

Isotope Fractionation 

Session chaired by Ariel Anbar, Seth John & Edwin 

Schauble 

10:00 Invited: Equilibrium D/H Fractionation of Carbon-Bound 

Hydrogen 

A1003 Wang Y & Sessions A 

10:15 Quantum Mechanical Calculation of Hydrogen Isotope Exchange 

Thermodynamics and Kinetics on Organic Compounds 

A500 Kubicki J, Trout C & Freeman K 

10:30 Keynote: Mass Dependent and Mass Independent Fractionation of 

Mercury Isotopes 

A76 Bergquist B & Blum J 

11:00 Investigation of Thallium Isotope Fractionation during Sorption to 

Mn Oxides 

A681 Nielsen S, Peacock C & Halliday A 

11:15 Uranium Isotope Fractionation in Saanich Inlet 

A389 Holmden C, Amini M & Francois R 

11:30 Effects of Changing Solution Chemistry on Fe 2+ /Fe 3+ Isotope 

Fractionation in Fe-Cl Solutions 

A377 Hill P, Schauble E & Young E 

11:45 Invited: Redox-Related Isotope Fractionation 

A87 Black J & Kavner A 

12:00 Iron Isotope Fractionation during Fe(II) Sorption to Mineral 

Surfaces 

A627 Mikutta C, Wiederhold JG, Hofstetter TB, Cirpka OA, Bourdon B 

& von Gunten U 

12:15 Transition Metal Isotope Variations in North Pacific Deep Water 

A1103 Zhu XK, Li J, Tang SH & Ling HF 

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10:00 Obsidian Provenance Studies from the Chalcolithic Sites of the 

Eastern Lake Urmia, Northwestern Iran 

A682 Niknami KA & Chaychi Amirkhiz A 

10:15 Mineralogical and Geochemical Studies of the Afyon Volcanics, 

West Central Anatolia,Turkey: Preliminary Results 

A222 Doğan GD, Temel A, Gourgaud A & Demirbağ H 

10:30 SHRIMP Zircon U-Pb Dating for Metarhyolites from the 

Kangbutiebao Formation of the Altay Orogenic Belt, Xinjiang 

A146 Chai F, Dong L, Yang F, Liu F & Geng X 

11:00 Geochemical Monitoring of Hydrothermal Systems of Dominica, 

Lesser Antilles 

A440 Joseph E, Fournier N & Fischer T 

11:15 Lake Sediments Archive the History of Metallurgy in the Andes 

A177 Cooke C & Wolfe A 

11:30 The Oxidative Breakdown of Acid Azo Dyes by Mn Oxide Mine 

Tailings 

A226 Dowding C & Johnson KL 

11:45 Bicarbonate Alkalinity Effect on the Fluoride Removal Efficiency 

of Activated Alumina 

A823 Sanjay S, Turner B & Sloan S 

12:00 Decolorisation of Peaty Water Using Natural Manganese Oxide 

Minerals 

A436 Johnson KL, Dowding C, Davill J & King J 

12:15 Hydrogeology of the Shallow Aquifers at Wadi el-Ghussien, NE 

Jordan 

A14 Al-Azaizeh W 

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Session chaired by Guillaume Caro & Qing-zhu Yin 

14:00 Incomplete Mixing in the Solar Nebula: Implications for Early 

Earth 

A775 Ranen M & Jacobsen S 

14:15 Core Formation and the Pb and Tl Isotope Evolution of the Silicate 

Earth 

A46 Baker R, Wood B, Rehkämper M, Schönbächler M & Nielsen S 

14:30 Si Isotopic Composition of the Earth’s Mantle and Meteorites 

A273 Fitoussi C 

14:45 Mg and Si Isotopes in the Solar System 

A147 Chakrabarti R & Jacobsen S 

15:00 How Primitive is the “Primitive” Mantle? 

A13 Alard O, Le Roux V, Bodinier J-L, Lorand J-P, Griffin WL 

& O'Reilly SY 

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03b: The Hadean and Eoarchean Crust-Mantle System 

Session chaired by Wouter Bleeker & Vickie Bennett 

14:00 The Earth Accreted Dry and its Ocean Rains into the Mantle 

A15 Albarède F & Blichert-Toft J 

14:15 Invited: Early Mantle Evolution Influenced by the Crystallization 

of a Basal Magma Ocean 

A174 Coltice N, Labrosse S & Hernlund JW 

14:30 Thermal State of the Lithosphere during Late Heavy 

Bombardment 

A2 Abramov O & Mojzsis S 

14:45 Keynote: Insights on Hadean Geodynamics from Diamond 

Stability Constraints 

A695 O'Neill C 

15:15 The Search for Global Variations in 142 Nd Isotopic Compositions 

of Eoarchean Rocks 

A73 Bennett V, Brandon A, Nutman A, Wan Y & Black L 

15:30 Eoarchean Mafic Crust in the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt 

A695 O'Neil J, Francis D, Carlson R & Stevenson R 

15:45 Invited: The Oldest Rocks and Zircons in China 

A994 Wan Y, Liu D, Wilde S, Nutman A, Dong C & Wang W 

16:00 Lithium in Jack Hills Zircon: Evidence for Extreme Weathering of 

Earth’s Crust at 4300 Ma 

A968 Ushikubo T, Kita NT, Cavosie AJ, Wilde SA, Rudnick RL 

& Valley JW 

16:15 Effects of Chemical Weathering on the Chemical and Isotopic 

Signatures of Ancient Zircons from Jack Hills and Mt Narryer, 

Western Australia 

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05a: Mixing Lengthscales in the Mantle 

Session chaired by Francis Albarède & John Rudge 

14:00 Transition Metal Geochemistry of Hawaiian Magmas 

A400 Huang S & Humayun M 

14:15 1 Ga Old Plume-Derived Peridotite Xenoliths from Kauai, Hawaii 

A87 Bizimis M, Salters V, Huang S & Clague D 

14:30 A Seismological Perspective on Mantle Lengthscales 

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Changes or Chemistry? 

Session chaired by John Hernlund & Abby Kavner 

14:45 Mantle Convection and K/U 

A613 McDonough W & Arevalo R 

15:00 Invited: Constraints on Deep Earth Heterogeneities from Mineral 

Physics Data 

A260 Fei Y & Ricolleau A 

15:15 Invited: Pacific and African Anomalies, Earth’s Early 

Differentiation, Mantle Dynamics and Geochemistry 

A1015 Wen L & He Y 

15:30 S and P Travel-Time Curves: Using Raw Data to Constrain 

Mineralogical and Chemical Changes Near the CMB 

A394 Houser C & Hernlund J 

15:45 Enriched Geochemical Reservoirs in D′′? Constraints from the 

Earth's Core Thermal and Magnetic Evolution 

A182 Costin S & Butler S 

16:00 Keynote: Investigating the Dynamic Consequences of 

Compositional Density Heterogeneity in Earth’s Lower Mantle 

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Session chaired by Bruce Kjarsgaard, Antonio Simonetti & 

Marjorie Wilson 

14:00 Iron Isotope Compositions of Carbonatites Record Melt 

Generation and Late-Stage Volatile-Loss Processes 

A62 Beard B, Johnson C & Bell K 

14:15 Sulphur Isotopes in Carbonatites & Associated Silicate Rocks 

from the Superior Province, Canada 

A258 Farrell S, Clark I & Bell K 

14:30 W Isotope Study of Natrocarbonatites from Oldoinyo Lengai, 

Tanzania 

A15 Ali A, Nakai S, Bell K & Sahoo Y 

14:45 Geochemistry of Newania Dolomite Carbonatite, Rajasthan, India 

A779 Ray J 

15:00 Ages of Carbonatite and Syenite from the Mianning-Dechang REE 

Belt in the Eastern Indo-Asian Collision Zone, SW China and their 

Geological Significance 

A947 Tian S, Hou Z, Ding T, Yang Z, Yang Z, Yuan Z, Xie Y, Liu Y 

& Li Z 

15:15 Sr, Sm and Nd Isotope Geochemistry and U-Th-Pb Geochronology 

of the Naantali Carbonatite, SW Finland 

A1033 Woodard J, Hetherington CJ & Huhma H 

15:30 Italian Carbonatites and the Mechanism of Earth CO2 Discharge 

A904 Stoppa F 

15:45 Paragenetic Types of Carbonatite as Indicated by the Diversity and 

Relative Abundances of Associated Silicate Rocks: Evidence from 

a Global Database 

A478 Kjarsgaard B & Woolley A 

16:00 Carbonatites and Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) 

A246 Ernst RE 

16:15 Invited: Carbonatitic Metasomatism & Liquid Immiscibility: A 

Bell (Keith) Ringer's Resolve to Mantle Solutions 

A341 Haggerty S 

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08b: Saline Fluids in Mineralization and Metamorphism 

Session chaired by Greg Dipple & Bruce Yardley 

14:00 Experimental Determination of Salinity of H2O-CO2-NaCl Fluid 

Inclusions 

A252 Fall A, Ziemann MA & Bodnar RJ 

14:15 The Solubilities of the Quaternary System 

Li2CO3+Na2CO3+K2CO3+H2O at 273 K 

A1075 Zeng Y, Cen J, Zheng Z & Lin X 

14:30 Fluid and Gas Migration in the Southwestern Part of the Lower 

Saxony Basin (Germany) 

A572 Lüders V, Plessen B & Sippel J 

14:45 Sedimentary Brines in Ore Deposits and Basement Rocks 

A1060 Yardley B & Banks D 

15:00 Sm-Nd, Sr, C and O Systematics in Hydrothermal Calcite-Fluorite 

Veins: Implications for Fluid-Rock Reaction and Geochronology 

A54 Barker SLL & Cox S 

15:15 Na-Metasomatism of Root Facies of Hydrothermal Deposit in 

Xiaowan Erea, Southwest China 

A997 Wang J, Huang R & Li Z 


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08c: The Whole Earth Geohydrologic Cycle 

Session chaired by Robert Bodnar & Jacqueline Dixon 

15:15 The Whole Earth Geohydrologic Cycle 

A91 Bodnar R, Azbej T, Becker S, Cannatelli C, Fall A, Hole J 

& Severs M 

15:30 A Comparative Analysis of Gas Hydrates Occurrence and Origin 

in Three Indian Ocean Regions 

A452 Kastner M, Spivack A, Solomon E, Torres M & Robertson G 

15:45 Mineral Textures as Indicators of Fluid-Driven Mineral 

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Theory and Application 

Session chaired by Thomas Driesner & Carmen Sanchez- 

Valle 

14:00 Structure, Stability and Distribution of Neutral Water Clusters in 

High- Temperature Low-Density Fluids 

A534 Lemke K & Seward T 

14:15 From ab Initio Calculation to the Prediction of Thermodynamic 

Properties of Geological Properties 

A229 Duan Z, Sun R & Zhang Z 

14:30 Accurate ab Initio Intermolecular Potentials for Dense Complex 

Fluids: Dispersion and Repulsion 

A322 Gottschalk M 

14:45 The Solubility of Au in H2O-H2S Gas Mixtures 

A1076 Zezin D, Migdisov A & Williams-Jones AE 

15:00 The Partitioning of Molybdenum between Aqueous Liquid and 

Vapour at High Temperatures and Pressures 

A786 Rempel K, Williams-Jones A & Migdisov A 

15:15 A Complete Thermodynamic Formalism for High-Pressure 

Aqueous Silicate Solutions in the Model System CaO-SiO2-H2O 

A119 Burchard M, Maresch WV, Doltsinis NL, Fockenberg T 

& Adeagbo WA 

15:30 Effect of Host Mineral Species on the Fidelity of Fluid Inclusion 

Compositions 

A615 McKibben M 

15:45 Coupled Fluid Flow with Calc-Silicate Reactions Around Plutons 

– Results of Numerical Simulations 

A668 Nabelek P 

16:00 Gas Vents Through Pockmarks and its Effect on Gas Hydrate 

Stability Below Seafloor 

A911 Su Z, Cathles L & Chen D 

16:15 Fluid-Rock Interaction in Hydrothermal System at Kärdla Impact 

Structure, Estonia 

A981 Versh E, Kirsimäe K, Jõeleht A & Plado J 

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Ore Deposits 

Session chaired by Stephen Cook, Sarah Gleeson & 

Matthew Leybourne 

14:00 The Structurally Controlled Zn-Pb-Ag Blende Deposit, Yukon, 

Canada: Geochemical Constraints on Sulphide Mineralization 

A651 Moroskat M, Gleeson SA & Sharp RJ 

14:15 Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the Qoll-E-Anaroo Deposit in 

the East of Iran 

A777 Rasa I, Nezampour MH & Pourhaji MH 

14:45 Combined Noble Gas-Halogen Study of Mesothermal Au Fluid 

Origin, Alpine & Otago Schists, NZ 

A320 Goodwin N, Ballentine C, Burgess R, Craw D, Sumino H 

& Teagle D 

15:00 Role of Magmatic and Hydrothermal Processes in PGE 

Mineralization, Ferguson Lake Deposit, Canada 

A134 Campos-Alvarez NO, Samson IM & Fryer BJ 

15:15 Distribution of Ni-Fe Alloys in the Serpentinized Harzburgites of 

the Jeffrey Mine, Asbestos, Québec 

A289 Gagnon M-D-N & Normand C 

15:30 Geochemistry of Platinum-Group Elements in the Kalatongke Cu- 

Ni Sulfide Deposit, Xinjiang, China 

A769 Qian Z-Z, Huang X-F, Jiang C-Y, Jiao J-G, Yan H-Q & He K 

15:45 Multitypes of Ore-Forming Fluid Systems in the Mesozoic 

Polymetallic Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yangtze River 

Area Mineralization Belt, China 

A1100 Zhou T, Yuan F, Fan Y, Cooke D & Zhao G 

16:00 The Marathon Cu-Pge Deposit, Ontario: Insights from Sulphide 

Chemistry and Textures 

A820 Samson I, Fryer B & Gagnon J 

16:15 Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the Northern Dancer W-Mo 

Deposit, Yukon and British Columbia 

A110 Brand A, Groat L & Linnen R 

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13b: Geochemistry of Mineral Dust: A Record of 

Climate Change 

Session chaired by Balz Kamber, Karen Kohfeld & Gert Jan 

Weltje 

14:00 Keynote: Unravelling the Geologic Dust Record 

A762 Prins MA, Beets CJ, Dijkstra N, Vriend M, Zheng HB & Weltje GJ 

14:30 Half a Million Years of Coherent Dust Flux Variations in the 

Tropical Pacific and Antarctica 

A1026 Winckler G, Anderson RF, McGee D, Fleisher MQ & Mahowald N 

14:45 Identification of Palaeo-Drought Episodes in Eastern Australia: 

High Resolution Dust Flux Records as an Indicator of 

Teleconnections and Associated Drought in the Australian Region 

A599 Marx S, Kamber B & McGowan H 

15:00 Source and Genesis of Loessitic Dust in Late Paleozoic Western 

Tropical Pangaea 

A884 Soreghan G, Soreghan M & Hamilton M 


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13c: Sedimentary Contributions to Subduction Zones 

Session chaired by Yue Cai & Matthew Thirlwall 

15:15 Invited: Fate and Geochemical Imprint of Deeply Subducting 

Sediments: Evidence from HP/UHP Metamorphic Suites 

A64 Bebout G 

15:30 Keynote: Accessory Minerals in the Subduction Zone 

A753 Plank T 

16:00 Invited: Pb-Nd Isotopic Constraints on Sedimentary Input into the 

Lesser Antilles Arc System 

A138 Carpentier M, Chauvel C & Mattielli N 

16:15 Multiple Sediment Contributions in the Southern Lesser Antilles 

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Session chaired by Huifang Xu, Yifeng Wang & Deb Jaisi 

14:00 Invited: Nanocrystalline Anatase-Electrolyte Solution Interface: A 

Surface Structural Interpretation with the MUSIC and CD Models 

A796 Ridley M & Machesky M 

14:15 Synthesis and Photocatalytic Properties of Nanocrystalline 

Hematite Films: Comparison to Natural Hematite Crystals 

A850 Shankle A, Eggleston C, Ackerman J & Borman C 

14:30 Controlled Synthesis, Manipulation of Surface Hydrophobicity, 

and Self-Assembly of Hematite Nanocrystals 

A1001 Wang W, Liang L, Johs A, Ankner JF & Gu B 

14:45 Preparation of Coated Polystyrene Surfaces with Hematite 

Nanoparticles to Study Cell-Mineral Adhesion Under Well- 

Characterized Environment 

A758 Pouran HM, Banwart SA & Romero-Gonzales M 

15:00 Invited: Stabilization of Nanoparticulate HgS and ZnS by Thiols 

and Humic Substances during Metal-Sulfide Precipitation 

A396 Hsu-Kim H, Deonarine A & Lau B 

15:15 Nanoscopic Viscous Fingers and Abiotic Etch-Tunnels in MORB 

Glass 

French J & Muehlenbachs K 

15:30 Role of Electrochemical Reactions in Pressure Solution 

A325 Green GW, Kristiansen K, Meyer E, Boles J & Israelachvili J 

15:45 Surface Chemistry and Stability of Nanostructured Materials in 

Natural Aquatic Environments 

A1002 Wang Y, Gao H, Xu H, Siegel M & Konishi H 

16:00 Pleochroism in Calcic Labradorite from Oregon: Effects from Size 

and Orientation of Nano- and Micro- Precipitates of Copper and 

Pyroxene 

A256 Farfan G & Xu H 

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Session chaired by John Eiler & Stefan Schouten 

14:00 A Novel Carbon Concentrating Mechanism for Foraminiferal 

Calcification and its Potential Effects on Paleoceanographic 

Proxies 

A245 Erez J, Bentov S, Grinstein M & de Beer D 

14:15 Salinity Influence on Planktonic Foraminiferal Mg/Ca: A Case 

Study from the Red Sea 

A330 Groeneveld J, Raitzsch M, Siccha M, Trommer G, Hemleben C 

& Kucera M 

14:30 Analysis of Mg, Sr, and Ba in Deep Sea Corals Using SIMS and 

ICP-MS 

A287 Gabitov R, Gagnon A, Adkins J & Eiler J 

14:45 Intratest Oxygen Isotope Variability in Planktonic Foraminifera: 

New Insights from in situ Measurements by Ion Microprobe 

A496 Kozdon R, Ushikubo T, Kita N & Valley J 

15:00 Calcite Growth Orientation and Trace Metal Uptake: Implications 

for Biomineral Proxies 

A729 Payne VE, Rickaby REM, Benning LG & Shaw S 

15:15 Re-evaluating Boron Speciation in Biogenic Calcite and Aragonite 

Using 11 B MAS NMR 

A482 Klochko K, Cody G, Tossell JA, Dera P & Kaufman AJ 

15:30 Sedimentary Organic C/P Ratios as a Redox Proxy in Long-Term 

Records for the Mediterranean Sea 

A878 Slomp CP & De Lange GJ 

15:45 Application of Ladderane Lipids as a Proxy for Past Anammox 

Activity 

A420 Jaeschke A, Ziegler M, Reichart G-J, Hopmans EC, Schouten S 

& Sinninghe Damsté JS 

16:00 Tracking Soil Organic Matter Export Across the Continent-Ocean 

Interface: A Case Study of the NW Mediterranean Using the BIT 

Index 

A472 Kim J-H, Buscail R, Bzarzycka B, Kerhervé P, Peterse F, 

Schouten S, Ludwig W & Sinninghe Damsté JS 

16:15 The Temperature Dependence of Global Rainfall Patterns 

A115 Broecker W & Quade J 


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18c: Sulfur Cycling: New Approaches and Techniques to 

the Investigation of Inorganic, Organic, and Biological 

Reactions Involving Sulfur 

Session chaired by Greg Druschel & Alexey Kamyshny 

14:00 Invited: Development of Coupled GC/ICPMS for Analysis of δ 34 S 

in Individual Organic Compounds 

A20 Amrani A, Sessions A & Adkins J 

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Bog 

A103 Bottrell S, Coulson J, Bartlett R, Clark J & Chapman P 

14:30 Interaction of Dissolved and Sedimentary Sulfur Species in a 

Contaminated Aquifer: Insights from Stable Isotope Analysis 

A484 Knoeller K & Schubert M 

14:45 Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes: Evidence of H2S Spring Sources, 

Southern Mexico 

A805 Rosales-Lagarde L, Campbell A, Boston P & Stafford K 

15:00 Sulfur Isotope as an Approach Tracing Cycling of Sulfur in Small 

Karstic River Basins in Southwestern China 

A514 Lang Y-C, Liu C-Q, Ding H, Li S-L, Li J & Xue Z-C 

15:15 Organic Sulfur as Part of the Sulfur Cycle from Early Diagenesis 

Through Catagenesis 

A11 Aizenshtat Z, Amrani A & Said-Ahmed W 

15:30 Organosulfur Speciation and Dynamics in Forest Floor Leaf Litter 

and Dissolved Organic Matter 

A359 Hay M, Leri A & Myneni S 

15:45 Biogeochemistry of Sulfur Cycling in the Cariaco Basin 

A547 Li X, Lyons T, Cutter G, Cutter L & Scranton M 

16:00 Sulfide Oxidation Intermediates in Anoxic Sediments of Black and 

Baltic Seas: Differences and Similarities 

A447 Kamyshny A & Ferdelman T 

16:15 Recovery from Acidification: Sulfur Cycling and Dissolved 

Organic Carbon Dynamics 

A58 Bartlett R, Bottrell S, Clark J & Chapman P 

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Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface: Arsenic, 

Antimony, and Selenium 

Session chaired by Daniel Giammar & Kai-Uwe Ulrich 

14:00 Origin of the Difference in the Distribution Behaviors of Tellurium 

and Selenium in a Soil-Water System 

A353 Harada T & Takahashi Y 

14:15 Effect of Organic Matter Quality on Iron and Sulfate Reduction 

and the Expression of Groundwater Arsenic 

A101 Bostick B & Quicksall A 

14:30 Impact of Microbial Fe 3+ & SO4 2- Reduction on Arsenic Solid- 

Phase Cycling in Fe- and As-Rich Sediment 

A349 Handley K, Bootman C, McBeth J, Charnock J, Wincott P, 

Vaughan D, Polya D & Lloyd J 

14:45 What Does Cause a Bell-Shaped Profile of Aqueous As in 

Contaminated Holocene Aquifer? 

A414 Itai T, Takahashi Y, Seddique AA, Mitamura M, Maruoka T 

& Masuda H 

15:00 Predicting Arsenic Behavior in High-Iron Subsurface 

Environments 

A805 Root R, O'Day P, Hering J, Campbell K & Vlassopoulos D 

15:15 Keynote: Fate and Transport in Environmental Systems: 

Integrating Experiments, Theory and Reactive Transport Modeling 

A972 Van Cappellen P 

15:45 Structure and Reactivity of Hydrated Goethite (100) Interface and 

Arsenic Sorption: CTR and RAXR Study 

A307 Ghose S, Waychunas G, Eng P & Trainor T 

16:00 Controls on Antimony and Arsenic Speciation via Sorption and 

Redox Chemistry at the Clay Mineral – Water Interface 

A407 Ilgen A, Newville M & Trainor T 

16:15 Reduction of Antimony by Nanoparticulate Fe3O4 and FeS 

A476 Kirsch R, Scheinost A, Rossberg A, Banerjee D & Charlet L 

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Session chaired by Gray Bebout, Pierre Cartigny & James 

Farquhar 

14:00 Multiple Sulfur Isotopes in Pyrite and Barite-Rich Sediments from 

the Barberton Greenstone Belt: Evidence for Microbial Sulfur 

Cycling? 

A602 Mason P, Reimer T & Whitehouse M 

14:15 Fractionation of Multiple Sulfur Isotopes during Phototrophic S 

Oxidation 

A1075 Zerkle A, Farquhar J, Johnston D, Cox RP & Canfield D 

14:30 Invited: The First Hydrogen Economy: A Sulfur Isotopic Record 

of Elemental Sulfur Metabolisms for Early Life 

A642 Mojzsis S 

14:45 Is There a Common Drive for the Negative Excursion of Organic 

Carbon and the Attenuated Mass-Independent-Sulfur at 2.7 Ga? 

A945 Thomazo C, Ader M, Philippot P & Farquhar J 

15:00 Biological Fractionations of Quadruple Sulfur Isotopes in a 

Stratified Lake 

A965 Ueno Y, Nakagawa M & Yoshida N 

15:15 Sulphide Isotope Stratigraphy Through the Scottish 

Neoproterozoic: Links to Global Glaciations and Ocean Sulphate 

Content 

A569 Lowry D, Grassineau N & Boyce A 

15:30 C Isotopes and Multi-Elements Distribution within Individual 

Proteozoic Microfossils 

A685 Nishizawa M, Takahata N, Sano Y, Ueno Y & Maruyama S 

15:45 Silicon Isotope Variation of Chert Beds from Later Archean to 

Proterozoic as a Tracer of Paleo-Environmental Variation in 

Ocean 

A217 Ding T, Wan D & Tian S 

16:00 Redefinition of the Permian-Triassic Boundary in Velebit Mt., 

Croatia: New Geochemical and Isotope Data 

A270 Fio K, Spangenberg JE, Sremac J, Vlahović I & Velić I 

16:15 Tracking the Biogeochemistry of an Ediacaran Basin in SW- 

Gondwana by Isotopes and Biomarkers 

A980 Velasquez M, Spangenberg JE, Gaucher C & Boggiani P 

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Session chaired by Ariel Anbar, Seth John & Edwin 

Schauble 

14:00 Theoretical Study on the Mechanism of the Removal of Mo from 

Seawater in Oxic Environment 

A564 Liu Y 

14:15 Towards a Mechanistic Understanding of Mo Isotope 

Fractionations 

A315 Goldberg T, Archer C, Vance D & Poulton S 

14:30 Equilibrium Iron Isotope Fractionation at Super-High Pressures 

A756 Polyakov V 

14:45 Fe-Mg Isotope Fractionation in Silicate Melt by Thermal Diffusion 

A399 Huang F, Lundstrom C & Lesher C 

15:00 Diffusive Isotope Fractionation Experiments and the Structural 

Components of Silicate Liquids 

A1009 Watkins J, DePaolo D & Ryerson F 


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20c: New Techniques and Methodologies for Ultra- 

Precise Isotopic Analysis 

Session chaired by Joel Baker, Claudine Stirling & Stefan 

Weyer 

15:15 Keynote: High-Precision Isotopic Analysis: Lessons from 

'Clumped Isotope' Geochemistry 

A240 Eiler J, Guo W, Huntington K & Passey B 

15:45 MIRA: A New High Sensitivity, Multicollector Mass 

Spectrometer for Isotopologue and Ultra-Small Sample Stable 

Isotope Analysis 

A210 Dennis P 

16:00 In-Run Corrections for Instrumental Fractionation of Boron 

Isotopes by NTIMS: Filament Material and Loading Matrix 

Controls 

A365 Hemming NG, Hönisch B & Bouman C 

16:15 High Precision Neodymium Isotopic Analysis of Very Small (1- 

10ng Nd) Aliquots 

A60 Baxter E, Harvey J, Mehl L, Pollington A & Peterman E 


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02a: Differentiation and Chemical Evolution of Mars 

1 Trace Element Analysis and Petrology of Martian Meteorite 

RBT04262 

A195 Dalton H, Lee C-T, Peslier A & Brandon A 

2 Petrology of New Martian Meteorite LAR06319, an Olivine- 

Pheric Basaltic Shergottite 

A738 Peslier A, Brandon A, Lapen T & Lee C-T 

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3 Core Formation of the Earth: A Coherent View from Short- Lived 

and Long-Lived Radioactivities 

A320 Gopel C, Manhes G & Allègre C 

4 Tungsten Isotopic Investigation of Eoarchean Terrestrial Rocks 

with Implications for Mantle Evolution 

A407 Iizuka T, Nakai S, Sahoo YV, Hirata T, Takamasa A 

& Maruyama S 

5 Finite Speed of Mantle Homogenization and Hf-W Assessments of 

the Earth's Core Age 

A493 Kostitsyn Y, Bibikova E & Galimov E 

03c: Early Evolution of the Atmosphere-Hydrosphere 

System 

6 Metamorphic Zircon, Trace Elements and Thermal History of the 

ca. 3.75 Ga Nuvvuagittuq Supracrustal Belt (Porpoise Cove), 

Québec (Canada) 

A143 Cates N, Mojzsis S & Deloule E 

7 Re-Os Geochronology of Shungite: A 2.05 Ga Fossil Oil Field in 

Karelia 

A351 Hannah JL, Stein HJ, Zimmerman A, Yang G, Melezhik VA, 

Filippov MM, Turgeon SC & Creaser RA 

8 Timing of the Atmospheric Oxygen Evolution: Uranium Transport 

in the Franceville Series at Oklo, Gabon 

A390 Horie K, Hidaka H & Gauthier-Lafaye F 

9 Multiple Sulfur Isotope Fractionation of SO2 by UV Radiation 

with Narrowly-Defined Wavelengths 

A671 Naraoka H & Poulson S 

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03d: Early Life – Geochemical and Geodynamical 

Aspects 

11 Biogenic Element Reduction in Fulgurites 

A90 Block K & Pasek M 

12 Direct in situ Dating of Titanite in Biotextures Using Laser 

Ablation MC-ICP-MS 

A274 Fliegel D, Mcloughlin N, Kosler J, Banerjee N, Simonetti A 

& Furnes H 

13 Impact Synthesis of Organic Compounds: Implication for their 

Mass Production on the Early Earth 

A286 Furukawa Y, Sekine T, Oba M, Kakegawa T & Nakazawa H 

14 Prebiotic Polymerization of Amino Acids on the Early Earth: 

Chemical Evolution in the Hadean Oceanic Crusts 

A444 Kakegawa T, Ohara S, Ishiguro T, Abiko H & Nakazawa H 

15 The Abiotic Synthesis of Nucleosides, Nucleotides and RNA in 

Hydrothermal Systems 

A517 LaRowe D, Dale A & Regnier P 

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16 Geochemistry of Mo in a Modern Archean Ocean Analogue 

A190 Crowe SA, Fowle D, Katsev S, Sundby B, Mucci A & Haffner D 

17 Covariation of Nitrogen and Iron Isotopic Ratios in a Banded Iron 

Formation 

A356 Hashizume K, Soyama H, Cloquet C, Pinti DL, Rouchon V, 

Orberger B & Jayananda M 

18 Partitioning of P, V, Mo, and Ni during Precipitation of Ferric 

Oxyhydroxides and Implications for Archean Ocean Nutrient 

Availability during BIF Deposition 

A488 Konhauser K, Pecoits E, Ballard N & Lalonde S 

19 Formation Mechanism of Banded Iron Formation and Atmosphere 

and Ocean of Early Earth 

A548 Li Y, Hou K & Wan D 

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20 Contrast Occurrence of Banded Iron Formations in Western Part of 

Isua Spracrustal Belt, West Greenland 

A702 Ohtomo Y & Kakegawa T 

21 REE and Y Compositions of Archean and Paleoproterozoic 

Banded Iron-Formations 

A733 Pecoits E, Lalonde S, Kamber B & Konhauser K 

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05c: LIPS, Hot Spots and Intraplate Magmatism 

22 Derivation of the Columbia River Flood Basalts by Plume 

Emplacement and Delamination Against the Cratonic Margin of 

North America 

A132 Camp V & Hanan B 

23 Origin of the 26-25 Ma Flood Basalts from Mont Havergal, 

Northermost Kerguelen (South Indian Ocean) 

A209 Delpech G, Nauret F, Moulin M, Deschamps F & Cottin J-Y 

24 Wrangellia Flood Basalts in Alaska: A Record of Plume- 

Lithosphere Interaction in a Late Triassic Accreted Oceanic 

Plateau 

A326 Greene A, Scoates J & Weis D 

25 U-Series Isotope Data on Deception Island Volcanic Rocks 

A402 Huh Y, Lundstrom C & Park K-H 

26 Deciphering the Sources and Melt Generation Mechanisms of 

Cenozoic Intraplate Volcanism in Central Mongolia 

A403 Hunt A, Parkinson I, Rogers N, Harris N, Barry T & Uondon M 

27 Petrogenesis and Mantle Dynamics of Kalatongke Mafic Rock 

Bodies, Northwestern China 

A429 Jiang C, Qian Z, Yu X, Jiao J, Yan H, Lu R & Xia Z 

28 Linking Volcanism and Long-Wavelength Domal Swells in 

Cenozoic Africa 

A686 Nixon S, Maclennan J, White N & Fishwick S 

29 High-Precision Isotopic Compositions of Basalts from the Last 

Phase of the Hawai’i Scientific Drilling Project 

A687 Nobre Silva I, Weis D & Scoates J 

30 Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Basaltic Rocks from the Lyra 

Basin, the Western Edge of the Ontong Java Plateau 

A860 Shimizu K, Sano T, Tejada M, Chang Q, Sato K, Suzuki K 

& Nakanishi M 

31 The Origin of the High 3 He/ 4 He, High Temperature Early Iceland 

Plume 

A892 Starkey N, Stuart F, Ellam R, Fitton G, Basu S & Larsen L 

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Low Shear Velocity Provinces 

A894 Steinberger B, Burke K, Torsvik T & Smethurst M 

33 Geochemical, Geological and Geophysical Inferences for the 

Origin of the South Kauai Swell 

A922 Swinnard L, Garcia M, Weis D, Flinders A, Ito G, Appelgate B, 

Bianco T, Taylor B, Blay C & Yamasaki S 

34 Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of Hulu Ni–Cu-Bearing Mafic- 

Ultramafic Intrusions, Eastern Xinjiang, Northwest China 

A1041 Xia M, Jiang C, Qian Z, Sun T, Xia Z & Lu R 

35 Cenozoic Alkaline and Carbonititic Magmatism in Northeastern 

Tibetan Plateau: Implications for Mantle Plume 

A1065 Yu X, Zhao Z, Mo X & Dong G 

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06d: Geochemistry of Real Mantle Samples 

36 Lithological, Mineralogical and Geochemical Aspects of Kuh- 

Shah Peridotites in South-East Iran 

A8 Ahmadipour H 

37 Melt and Fluid Transport in Mantle Wedges: Evidence from Bulk- 

Rock and Mineral Geochemistry of Mantle Section Rocks from 

Voykar Ophiolite (Polar Urals) 

A70 Belousov I, Batanova V & Sobolev A 

38 Supra-Subduction and Abyssal Mantle Peridotites of the Coast 

Range Ophiolite, California: Initiation of Franciscan Subduction 

along a Large-Offset Fracture Zone 

A160 Choi SH, Shervais JW & Mukasa SB 

39 Rhodium, Gold and Other Highly Siderophile Element 

Abundances in Terrestrial Peridotites 

A273 Fischer-Goedde M, Becker H, Wombacher F & Lorand J-P 

40 Ultramafic Xenoliths Suites from Patagonia Extra Back-Arc, 

Argentine: Evidences of Lithospheric Mantle Metasomatized by 

OIB-Like Melts and Subduction Related Fluids 

A304 Gervasoni F, Conceição R, Jalowitzki T, Bertotto G & Pressi L 

41 Noble Gases in Kimberlitic Mantle Xenoliths from Southern Africa 

A390 Hopp J & Trieloff M 

42 Slab-Derived Fluid Metasomatism in Mantle Lithosphere from 

Agua Poca Volcano, Argentina N-Patagonia 

A423 Jalowitzki T, Conceição R, Bertotto G, Gervasoni F & Pressi L 

43 Isotopic Systematic of the In’Teria Lithospheric Mantle (Hoggar, 

SE Algeria) 

A443 Kaczmarek M-A, Bosch D, Alard O, Dautria J-M & Bodinier J-L 

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44 Thermodynamic Modelling of Cr-Bearing Garnets in Diamond- 

Bearing Peridotites 

A481 Klemme S, Ivanic T, Connolly J & Harte B 

45 PGE and Os and Nd Isotopes from the Oman Ophiolite: 

Implications for Mantle Heterogeneities 

A507 Kurth-Velz M & Bruegmann G 

46 Lithochemical Characteristics of Volcanic Rocks during Upper 

Jurassic –early Cretaceous, Songliao Basin,China 

A541 Li J, Wang Z & Zao H 

47 Eruption Stages and Characters of Volcanic Rocks during Upper 

Jurassic –early Cretaceous, Songliao Basin,China 

A543 Li M, Luo X & Zao H 

48 Laser Ablation Pt-Re-Os Analysis and Chronometry of Mantle- 

Derived Minerals 

A691 Nowell GM, Coggon J, Pearson DG, Parman S, Hanski E 

& Tuisku P 

49 Isotope and Mineralogical Study of Diamonds from Northwestern 

Russia 

A718 Palazhchenko O, Garanin V & Galimov E 

50 Re-Os Isotope Constraints on the Genesis of the Lüliangshan 

Garnet-Peridotites in the North Qaidam UHP Belt, Tibet 

A857 Shi RD, Zheng L, Zhi XC & Zhao GC 

51 Xenolith Glasses: A Key to Deciphering Mantle Processes? 

A990 Wagner C & Fialin M 

52 Chemical and Chronologic Complexity in the Oceanic Mantle: 

Evidence from the Taitao Ophiolite 

A991 Walker R, Schulte R, Schilling M, Horan M, Anma R 

& Farquhar J 

53 Mesozoic Lithospheric Mantle of the Central North China Craton: 

Evidence from Peridotite Xenoliths 

A1047 Xu W-L, Yang D-B, Gao S, Yu Y & Pei F-P 

54 The Helium and Neon Isotopic Compositions in the Beimarang 

Ophiolites from th Yarlung Zangbo River, Tibet, SW China 

A1061 Ye XR, Tao MX, Zhang MJ, He J & Du L 

55 Rb-Sr Isotopic Systematics of Two-Pyroxenes and Olivines from 

Dunnite Channels the Horoman Peridotite Complex, Japan 

A1064 Yoshikawa M & Niida K 

56 Re-Os Isotopic Variation in Melt/rock Interaction: Implication for 

the Re-Os Age of Lithospheric Mantle beneath the North China 

Craton 

A1082 Zhang H-F 

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07c: Partitioning Among Melts, Metals, and Minerals in 

Planetary Systems 

57 Use of Newly Measured Zircon/melt Partition Coefficients to 

Identify the Source of Hadean Zircons 

A39 Ayers J & Luo Y 

58 Metal/Olivine Partition Coefficients and the Cooling Rates of 

Pallasites 

A376 Hill E, Domanik K & Drake M 

59 REE-Distribution between Cpx and Grt in Siberian Garnet 

Peridotites: In situ Measurements vs. Lattice Strain Model 

Calculations 

A639 Mocek B, Hellebrand E, Moeller A & Ionov D 

60 A Conceptual Model of Kinetically Controlled Isotope 

Fractionation during Diffusion-Controlled Magmatic Mineral 

Growth 

A663 Muller T & Watson B 

61 Insights into Trace-Element Mineral Melt Partitioning from 

Atomistic Simulation and ab Initio Theory 

A751 Pinilla C, Allan N, Blundy J & van Westrenen W 

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07e: Experimental Petrology Applied to Planetary 

Evolution 

62 Melting Experiments of an Alkali Basalt from Kuanhsi Area, 

Taiwan, at Pressures up to 1 GPa 

A561 Liu TC, Chiu JS & Iizuka Y 

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08a: Experimental Studies of Geofluids and Fluid- 

Mineral Interactions Using Synchrotron-Based and 

Other Spectroscopic Techniques 

63 Partitioning of Rb and Sr between Haplogranitic Melts and 

Aqueous Fluids 

A97 Borchert M, Wilke M, Schmidt C & Rickers K 

64 Trace Element and Stable Isotope Dispersion Halo Around a High 

Sulfidation Epithermal Au-Ag Deposit Emplaced in Quarzitic 

Sandstone: The Lagunas Norte Deposit, Northern Peru 

A145 Cerpa L, Bissig T & Kyser K 

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65 In situ Raman Spectroscopic Investigation of the Structure and 

Speciation of Aqueous Zinc Bromide Solutions to 500 ºC and 0.9 

GPa 

A624 Mibe K, Chou I-M, Anderson A, Mayanovic R & Bassett W 

66 Fluid Inclusions in Archean Ultrahigh-Temperature Metamorphic 

BIF of the Ukrainian Shield (East European Craton, Russia) 

A690 Novikova M 

67 Towards Computer Simulation of Element Complexation in 

Subduction Zone Fluids 

A976 van Sijl J, Allan N, Pinilla C, Davies G & van Westrenen W 

08f: From Subduction Zones to Plumes and Ridges: 

Volatile Cycles and the Role of Volatiles in the Mantle 

68 Geochemical Characters and Geological Settings of Abiogenic 

Gases in Songliao Basin, China 

A574 Luo X, Shao M & Wang Y 

69 Experimental Studies on Rutile Solubility 

A776 Rapp J, Klemme S & Harley S 

70 He, Ne and Ar Systematics in Single Vesicles: Mantle Isotopic 

Ratios and Origin of the Air Component in Basaltic Glasses 

A776 Raquin A, Moreira M & Guillon F 

71 Assessing Parent Magma Compositions and H2O Contents in the 

Central Oregon Cascades 

A812 Ruscitto D, Wallace P, Kent A & Bindeman I 

72 Noble Gases in Pumices: Magmatic or Atmosphere-Derived? 

A815 Ruzié L & Moreira M 

73 Origins and Forming Stages of CO2 in Changling, Songliao Basin, 

China 

A849 Shan X & Zhang N 

74 Volatiles in Mantle Minerals: A Xenolith Study, Eastern China 

A1087 Zhang M, Niu Y, Hu P & Fu P 

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08g: Metasomatism in the Lower Crust and Upper 

Mantle, Fluids, Melts and Mass Transport 

75 Contrasting Mobility of Elements in Shear Zones; Examples from 

Sanandaj-Sirjan Metamorphic-Plutonic Belt, Western Iran 

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76 Origin of a Carbonate-Hosted Gem Corundum Occurrence in 

Southeastern, British Columbia 

A235 Dzikowski T, Dipple G & Groat L 

77 Noble Gas Isotopic Constraints on the Origin of Fluids in the 

Jinchuan Ni-Cu Sulfide Deposit, Western China 

A397 Hu P, Zhang M, Li C & Tang Z 

78 Olivine-Ti-Clinohumite Veins and their Relation to Partial 

Dehydration of High Pressure Serpentinites 

A486 Kodolányi J, Spandler C, John T, Scambelluri M & Pettke T 

79 Presence of CO2 in the Uplifted Lower-Crust Below Seismogenic 

Region Latur, India 

A722 Pandey OP & Parthasarathy G 

80 REE Distribution in Zircons from Lamproites in Panozero 

Complex of Sanukitoids (Karelia, NW Russia) 

A875 Skublov S, Lobach-Zhuchenko S, Guseva N, Gembitckaya I 

& Tolmacheva E 

81 Mineralogical and Petrological Studies of the Igneous-Evaporite 

Rocks with in Salt Domes, High Zagros, Iran 

A925 Taghipour S, Taghipour B & Mackizadeh MA 

82 A Web-Based Interactive Version of SUPCRT92 

A1027 Windman T, Windman T & Shock E 

83 Major Magmatic and Metamorphic Events in the Trans-North 

China Orogen: A Geochemical and Geochronological Synthesis 

A1093 Zhao G, Li S & Guo J 

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09d: Primitive and High Mg# Andesites, their Origin 

and Evolution, and their Possible Role in Continental 

Genesis 

84 The Potential of High-Mg Andesites as Sources of Economic Base 

Metals 

A176 Conly A 

85 2.67 Ga High-Mg Andesites from the Musoma-Mara Greenstone 

Belt, Northern Tanzania 

A591 Manya S & Maboko MAH 

86 Temporal Geochemical Evolution of Neogene Volcanism in 

Northern Baja California: Insights on the Origin of 

Post-Subduction Magnesian Andesites 

A718 Pallares C, Calmus T, Benoit M, Maury RC, Bellon H, Aguillón- 

Robles A & Cotten J 

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87 Dykes and Slabs in the Mantle: Model Sources for the Adakite 

Clan 

A946 Thorkelson D, Breitsprecher K & Ickert R 

88 Origin of Adakitic Lavas in the Mariana Forearc 

A1036 Woods M, Ishizuka O, Reagan MK, Kelley KA, Kimura J-I, 

Ohara Y & Stern RJ 


12a: Group V and VI Elements in Ore Deposit Genesis 

and Exploration 

89 Distribution of Significant Trace Elements in Lower Cambrian 

Carbonaceous Black Shale Deposits from South China 

A397 Hu K, Zhou J, Cao J, Yao S-P & Bian L-Z 

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12c: Linking Felsic Magmatism to Orogenesis Through 

to Ore Genesis 

90 Nd-Sr-Pb Geochemistry and Petrogenetic Framework for 

Metallogenesis, South-Central Alaska 

A39 Ayuso R, Haeussler P & Bradley D 

91 Characterization of Dike Swarms Spatially Associated with 

Southeastern Dawson Range Porphyry-Like and Epithermal Base- 

Metal-Bearing Silver-Gold Vein Systems, Yukon Territory 

(Canada) 

A84 Bineli Betsi T & Lentz D 

92 Petrogenetic and Metallogenic Evolution of the West Cascades 

Arc – A Tale of Thin Crust 

A229 du Bray E, John D & Evarts R 

93 Geochemistry and Chronology of Granitoids Adjacent to the 

Mactung (Au-Cu)-W Skarn, Yukon-NWT 

A301 Gebru A & Lentz D 

94 Origin of Hydrothermally Altered Granites from the Yongping 

Copper Deposit, Jiangxi Province, China: Constraints from 

Immobile Elements and Sr-Nd-Hf Isotopes 

A430 Jiang S-Y, Zhu B, Ding X & Jiang Y-H 

95 Metallogenic Possibility of Large-Scale Copper-Gold Deposit in 

Anhui 

A559 Liu L & Gao E 

96 The Distribution of Adakite-Like Rocks in South Anhui Province, 

China 

A563 Liu Y, Yang Z, Hou Z & Tian S 

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97 Magmatic History of the Ice River Alkaline Complex, British 

Columbia (Canada) 

A663 Mumford T, Shaw C & Lentz D 

98 Geochemistry and Geochronology of the Grenvillian Granitic 

Pegmatites of the Fort-Coulonge Area, Québec: Complexity of the 

Origin of the Magma 

A793 Richer C & Lentz D 


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12d: Sedimentary Basins: Fluids, Energy and Metallic 

Resources 

99 Formation Waters and Brines from the NW Part of the Western 

Canada Sedimentary Basin 

A32 Arkadakskiy S & Rostron B 

100 Secular Change in δ 34 S Value of Early Palaeozoic Kerogens from 

the Tarim Basin Relative to Marine Sulphates 

A128 Cai C & Li K 

101 Search of Hydrocarbon in Mesozoic Sediments Below the Deccan 

Basalt, India 

A204 Dayal AM, Patil DJ & Raju SV 

102 Structure Characters of Continental Red Beds and their 

Implications in the Bottom of Late Cretaceous Yaojia Formation in 

the Songliao Basin, NE China 

A228 Du X, Xie X & Zhang C 

103 Changes to Oil Fluorescence by the Invasion of Gas or Water 

A236 Eadington P, Kempton R, George S, Volk H, Bourdet J 

& Coehlo C 

104 Geochemical Characteristics of the Shihongtan Uranium Deposit 

in Turpan-Hami Basin, West China 

A292 Gao B, Sun Z & Wang G 

105 Origins of Dolomites and Pyrites Associated with the Hormoz 

Island Salt Dome, in the Persian Gulf, Iran 

A305 Ghazban F & Al-Aasm I 

106 Organic Ore-Forming Fluids in the Youjiang Basin, South China 

and their Linkage to the Hydrocarbon Accumulation and Gold 

Mineralization 

A333 Gu X, Li B, Xu S, Fu S & Dong S 

107 Geochemical Study of Uranium-Enriched Tuff in Ordos Basin: 

The Geological Significance 

A512 Lai X & Yang X 

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108 Exploration of Hydrocarbons in Mehsana, Cambay Basin, India 

Using Geochemical Techniques 

A583 Madhavi T, Satish Kumar T, Kalpana G & Dayal AM 

109 Low Mature Coal-Dervied Gases from the Turpan-Hami Basin, 

Northwest China 

A680 Ni Y, Dai J, Zhou Q, Hu A & Yang C 

110 Re/Os Fractionation during Generation and Evolution of 

Hydrocarbons 

A786 Reisberg L, Michels R & Hautevelle Y 

111 H, O, Sr Isotopic Constraint on Evolution of the Oilfield Brines in 

the Western Qaidam Basin, China 

A929 Tan H, Rao W, Li B, Li T & Xu J 

112 Distributions of Organic Compounds in Dongsheng Sedimentary 

Uranium Ore Deposits, China 

A961 Tuo J, Zhang M & Ma W 

113 Geo-Microbial Prospecting Method for Hydrocarbon Exploration 

in Vengannapalli Village, Cuddapah Basin, Andhra Pradesh, India 

A979 Veena Prasanna M, Rasheed MA & Dayal AM 

114 New Biomarkers of Lacustrine Sediments in Linxia Basin and 

their Climate Significance 

A1004 Wang Y, Fang X, Zhang C & Wang Y 

115 Occurrence of Uranium Minerals from Sandstone-Type Uranium 

Deposits, Ordos Basin 

A1058 Yang X, Ling M, Lai X & Liu C 

116 Occurrence of Rare Earth Elements in Huaibei Coals, Anhui 

Province 

A1096 Zheng L 

117 Organic Geochemistry of Deep Carbonate Rocks in the Tarim 

Basin 

A1100 Zhou S, Song Z & Jia X 


14b: Geochemical Aspects of CO2 Sequestration 

118 CO2 Ionic Trapping by Water-Rock Interactions during a Push- 

Pull Test in a Basaltic-Metasedimentary Aquifer 

A36 Assayag N, Matter J, Ader M, Goldberg D & Agrinier P 

119 Geological Sequestration of Carbon-Dioxide in Deccan 

Continental Flood Basalt Province, India 

A150 Charan N & Begum Z 

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120 Fluorescence Spectroscopy Study on Solvent Density 

Inhomogeneities in Supercritical CO2 Mixtures 

A154 Chen J, Ouyang X & Shen D 

121 Pilot-Scale Experiment to Investigate CO2 Migration 

Characteristics for Geological Sequestration 

A161 Choi W, Kang H, Kim I, Kim J & Lee M 

122 Basic Minerals for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration: Potential and 

Quantification 

A296 Garcia B, Beaumont V, Blanchet D, Oger P, Dromart G, Huc A-Y 

& Haeseler F 

123 Experimental and Modeling Studies of CO2-Water-Rock 

Interactions in the Rio Bonito Saline Aquifer, Paraná Basin, Brazil 

A406 Iglesias RS, Ketzer JM, Einloft S, Dullius J, Ligabue R, Lima V 

& Silva D 

124 Geochemical Monitoring of an Industrial Analogue of CO2 Storage 

A425 Jeandel E, Sarda P & Battani A 

125 Experimental Research of Casing Cement Alteration by Interaction 

with Supercritical CO2 for Geological Sequestration 

A503 Kunieda M, Yamada Y, Ueda A & Matsuoka T 

126 Experimental Research of Plagioclase -Gas-Water Interaction at 

Hydrothermal Conditions Caused by CO2 Sequestration 

A506 Kuroda Y, Yamada Y, Ueda A & Matsuoka T 

127 Noble Gases as Precursors of CO2 Deep Storage Leaks Towards 

Surface 

A510 Lafortune S, Moreira M, Agrinier P, Schneider H & Catalette H 

128 The Hydromagnesite Playas of Atlin, British Columbia, Canada: A 

Biogeochemical Model for CO2 Sequestration 

A759 Power I, Wilson S, Thom J, Gabites J, Dipple G & Southam G 

129 Geochemical Results on the CO2 Georeactor Sequestration Tests at 

the Ogachi Hot Dry Rock Site, NE Japan 

A965 Ueda A, Nakatsuka Y, Kunieda M, Kuroda Y, Kato K, Yajima T, 

Sugiyama K, Odashima Y, Ozawa A & Ohsumi T 

130 Microbe-Templated Calcite Nano-Fibers in Chinese Loess Plateau: 

Potential Carbon Dioxide Sinker 

A1046 Xu H & Chen T 

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14d: Transformations, Transport, and Sequestration of 

P and N in Aquatic Sediments and Terrestrial Soils: 

Atomic to Global Scale Fluid-Solid Interactions 

131 N2O Fluxes from Coastal Waters due to Submarine Groundwater 

Discharge 

A191 Crusius J, Kroeger K, Bratton J, Erban L, Green A, Baldwin S 

& Sundquist E 

132 Redox-Dependent Phosphorus Burial and Regeneration in 

Cretaceous Black Shales and Mediterranean Sapropel S5 

A497 Kraal P, Slomp CP, Forster A & de Lange GJ 

133 Chemical Character and Burial of Sediment Phosphorus in the 

Gulf of Finland (Baltic Sea) 

A573 Lukkari K & Leivuori M 

134 Sorption Characteristics of Dissolved Organic Phosphorus onto 

Iron (Oxy)Hydroxides in Seawater 

A814 Ruttenberg K & Sulak D 


15a: GEOTRACES/trace Element Distributions/cycling 

in the Oceans 

135 Sources of Shelf Water and Nutrient Fluxes in the East China Sea 

Estimated by Rare Earth Elements 

A43 Bai L-L & Zhang J 

136 Late Quaternary Sedimentary Trace Element Response to 

Productivity Changes on the Vancouver Island Margin, British 

Columbia, Canada 

A148 Chang A & Pedersen T 

137 Signals of Anthropogenic Os in Surface Waters from Precipitation 

A153 Chen C & Sharma M 

138 Incorporation of Te and Se into Ferromanganese (Oxyhydr)oxides: 

The XAFS Evidence 

A198 Das A & Takahashi Y 

139 High-Accuracy Determination of Iron in Antarctic Waters by 

Isotope Dilution MCICPMS Using Nitrilotriacetic Acid Chelating 

Resin for Preconcentration and Matrix Separation 

A209 De Jong J, Schoemann V, Lannuzel D, Tison J-L & Mattielli N 

140 Mg Isotopic Composition of Ferromanganese Nodules from the 

Antarctic Circumpolar Current: A Record of Secular Mg Isotope 

Variation in Seawater? 

A216 Dickinson W, Schiller M, Graham I & Baker J 

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141 Variation of Nutrients in Response to the Highly Dynamic 

Suspended Particulate Matter in the Changjiang (Yangtze River) 

Plume 

A294 Gao L, Li D, Ding P & Cai J 

142 The Distribution of Nd-Isotopes and Rare Earth Elements in 

Waters of the Gulf of Alaska (North Pacific) 

A342 Haley B & Frank M 

143 Seasonal Variations of Trace Elements in the Water Column of the 

Ligurian Sea, Western Mediterranean 

A363 Heimbürger L-E, Chiffoleau J-F, Dufour A, Migon C, Coppola L, 

Auger D & Cossa D 

144 Nd Isotopic Signatures of the Drake Strait Water Masses 

A425 Jeandel C, Pradoux K, Lacan F & Provost C 

145 Anthropogenic Radionuclides Distribution Pattern in the Kara Sea: 

Biogeochemistry Facets 

A486 Kodina L, Stepanets O & Galimov E 

146 Measurement of the Isotopic Composition of Dissolved Fe in 

Seawater 

A510 Lacan F, Radic A, Jeandel C, Pradoux C, Freydier R, 

Poitrasson F & Sartou G 

147 Coastal Ocean Iron Time Series 

A619 Mendez J & Adkins J 

148 Precise Mo Isotopic Analysis on Pacific and Antarctic Seawater 

A670 Nakagawa Y, Firdaus ML, Norisuye K, Sohrin Y, Irisawa K 

& Hirata T 

149 Refining Sources and Sinks in the Global Molybdenum Cycle 

A676 Neubert N, Heri AR, Nägler TF, Böttcher ME & Villa IM 

150 Multielemental Determination of GEOTRACES Key Trace Metals 

by Column Concentration and ICP-MS 

A688 Norisuye K, Urushihara S, Nakatsuka S, Kono T, Higo E, 

Minami T & Sohrin Y 

151 Distributions of Th Isotopes in the North Pacific Ocean 

A704 Okubo A, Obata H, Gamo T & Zheng J 

152 Microbiological Control on the Cycling of Fe and its Isotopes in 

Antarctic Sea Ice 

A837 Schoemann V, De Jong J, Lannuzel D, Tison J-L, Delille B, 

Chou L, Lancelot C & Becquevort S 

153 Enrichments of Trace Elements in Settling Particulate Matter from 

the Alfonso Basin, La Paz Bay, South-Western Gulf of California 

in 2002-2005 Time-Series Data Set 

A865 Shumilin E, Silverberg N, Rodríguez-Castañeda AP, Morton- 

Bermea O, Hernandez-Alvarez E & Bahena-Aguirre F 

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154 Tracing Metals and Pathways in the Equatorial Pacific 

A877 Slemons L, Murray J, Resing J & Paul B 

155 Field Evidence of Relationships between Plankton and 210 Po, 210 Pb 

A900 Stewart G, Masqué P, Verdeny E & Tovar-Sanchez A 

156 Surface Nd Isotopic Distribution in the South Pacific Ocean 

A939 Tazoe H, Sato H, Nagai H, Obata H & Gamo T 

157 Characterization of Atmospheric Dust in the Gulf of Aqaba 

A943 Teutsch N, Shaked Y, Dayan U, Stein M & Erel Y 

158 Mo Isotopic Composition of Pelagic Ooze from ODP Legs 198 

and 208: Investigating a Global Signature 

A987 Voegelin AR, Nägler TF & Samankassou E 

159 Water Mass Structure along 47°N In The North Pacific: Rare Earth 

Elements Influenced By Marginal Seas 

A1083 Zhang J, Bai L-L, Nahar MS, Honda M & Harada N 


15c: Hydrothermal Systems in Ultramafic Rocks 

160 Tales and Facts About Rodingite and Diopsidite in Oceanic Mantle 

Sections 

A41 Bach W & Klein F 

161 Ca Isotope Systematics of Marine Hydrothermal and Cold Seep 

Carbonates 

A161 Chu N-C, Ponzevera E, Bayon G & Fouquet Y 

162 Abiogenic Methane in Volcanic Emissions can be Non-Genetic 

with the Higher Hydrocarbons 

A267 Fiebig J & Woodland AB 

163 Phosphorylation Underneath the Ocean Floor? 

A388 Holm N 

164 Plagiogranitic, Serpentinite and Carbonate Veins in Abyssal 

Peridotites: Insights into Fluid Transport in a Detachment Fault 

Setting (ODP Leg 209) 

A439 Jöns N, Bach W, Schroeder T & Rosner M 

165 Constraints on Hydrogen Generation during Serpentinization of 

Ultramafic Rocks 

A611 McCollom T & Bach W 

166 Igneous, Alteration and Exhumation Processes Recorded in 

Abyssal Peridotites from an Oceanic Core Complex of the Central 

Indian Ridge 

A650 Morishita T, Hara K, Nakamura K, Sawaguchi T, Arai S 

& Kumagai H 

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167 Serpentinized Olivine-Rich Gabbros Near the Kairei Hydrothermal 

Field, Central Indian Ridge: A Key to Understanding the Unique 

Chemistry of the Vent Fluid 

A670 Nakamura K, Morishita T, Takai K, Hara K & Kumagai H 

168 B- and Li-Rich Fluid Pulses in the Mariana Mantle Wedge 

A715 Pabst S, Zack T & Savov IP 

169 Formation and Metabolism of Organic Sulfur Compounds in 

Serpentinizing Fluids 

A841 Schulte M & Rogers K 

170 Carbon in Ancient Serpentinite-Hosted Hydrothermal Systems: 

The Northern Apennine Ophiolites (Italy) and the Iberian Margin 

A843 Schwarzenbach E, Früh-Green G, Bernasconi S, Plas A 

& Delacour A 

171 Inverse Carbon Isotopic Trend in Hydrocarbons from 

Hydrothermal Fluids of Socorro Island, Mexico 

A935 Taran Y & Cienfuegos E 

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15e: Quantifying the Chemical Exchange between the 

Oceanic Lithosphere and Oceans 

172 An in situ Trace Elements Study of Serpentinites from the MARK 

Area (ODP Site 920, 23°N) 

A26 Andreani M, Godard M & Mével C 

173 Ti-in-Quartz Thermometry of Hydrothermal Veins in Ocean Crust 

A54 Barker A, Coogan L, Gillis K & Weis D 

174 Low Temperature Alteration Carbonates in the Ocean Crust and 

their Importance for CO2 Uptake and the Global Ca Cycle 

A93 Böhm F, Rausch S, Eisenhauer A, Bach W & Klügel A 

175 Constraining Reactions between MOR Vent Fluids and New 

Oceanic Crust: The Hydrothermal Upflow Zone beneath M Vent, 

9°50’N EPR 

A137 Carmichael S & Von Damm K 

176 Changing Sr Content of Seawater Recorded in the Sr-Isotope 

Composition of the Sheeted Dike Complex of Ophiolites 

A177 Coogan L 

177 Hydrothermal Fluids from 5°S, MAR: Evidence for a Different 

Heat Flow Regime in Slow-Spreading Crust? 

A295 Garbe-Schönberg D, Koschinsky A, Schmidt K & Strauss H 

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178 Quantifying the Spatial Scale of Chemical Heterogeneity Created 

by Off-Axis Fluid-Rock Interaction in the Ocean Crust: An 

Example from the Lava Sequence of the Troodos Ophiolite 

A310 Gillis K 

179 Thermochemical Modelling of Boron Incorporation in Evolving 

Oceanic Crust: Insights into Subarc Budgets 

A332 Grose C 

180 Magnesium Isotope Profiles in Deep-Sea Sediments 

A375 Higgins J & Schrag D 

181 Constraints of Carbon Uptake by Seafloor Weathering of Ocean 

Plates 

A483 Klumb A, Gillis K, Paul H & Fitzgerald C 

182 Cold-Seep Carbonates as Marine Isotope Geochemical Archives: 

New Insights Comparing Chronology and Emplacement 

Controlling Processes of Circum-Pacific Settings 

A551 Liebetrau V, Eisenhauer A, Fietzke J, Kutterolf S, Hammerich T, 

Günther D & Linke P 

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16c: Multiple Approaches for Assessing Processes in the 

Critical Zone: Focus on Watersheds Around the World 

183 Influence of Soil Geochemistry on Microbial Community 

Structure in a Northern California Watershed 

A388 Holloway J, Scow K & Goldhaber M 

184 Hydropedologic Investigations in the Shale Hills Catchment 

A552 Lin H, Zhang J, Andrews D, Takagi K & Doolittle J 

185 Weathering Rates: A Hydrological Approach 

A715 Pacheco F & Van der Weijden CH 

186 Carbonate Weathering in Response to Monsoon Changes 

A770 Qiu L, Li G, Chen J & Yang X 

187 Mass Balance of Carbon Cycling and Mineral Weathering Across 

a Semiarid Environmental Gradient 

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17a: Marine and Terrestrial Reconstructions of Seasonal 

and Annual Scale Variability 

188 Cave-Analogue Calcite Growth in the Laboratory: Calibrating 

Stalagmite Palaeoproxies 

A203 Day C, Henderson G & Johnson KR 

189 Cubomedusae Statoliths: Potential Recorders of Environmental 

Change? 

A279 Foster L, Fietzke J, Hansteen T & Zumholz K 

190 Comparison of Seasonal Geochemical Variability in Chinese 

Speleothems Under Different Climatic States 

A436 Johnson KR, Hu C, Stewart J & Henderson G 

191 An Annually Resolved Reconstruction of Summer North Atlantic 

Oscillation (SNAO) Variability for the Last 550 Years 

A553 Linderholm H & Folland C 

192 Tracking Precipitation Seasonality and Vegetation Features in 

Asian Oligo-Miocene Mammal Tooth Remains 

A595 Martin C & Bentaleb I 

193 Vegetation and Climate Variability in the Galapagos Islands over 

the Last 2000 Years: A High-Resolution Pollen Record 

A788 Restrepo A, Bush M, Conroy J & Overpeck J 

194 Micro Scale Elemental Distribution in Planktonic Foraminifera 

Tests: Effect of Different Biology 

A862 Shirai K, Kuroyanagi A & Sano Y 

195 Seasonal and Interannual Changes in Ca and Mg of Dripping 

Waters in Kaite Cave (Spain) 

A962 Turrero MJ, Garralón A, Martín-Chivelet J, Gómez P, Sánchez L 

& Ortega AI 

196 Stable Isotopic Variations of a Stalagmite from Indonesia and their 

Comparison of Meteorological Data 

A1007 Watanabe Y, Matsuoka H, Sakai S, Yamada M, Ohsawa S, 

Kiguchi M, Satomura T, Nakai S, Brahmantyo B & Maryunani KA 

197 Calibration of XRF Core Scanners for High-Resolution 

Geochemical Logging of Sediment Cores 

A1014 Weltje GJ & Tjallingii R 


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17b: Teleconnections: How are Climate Signals 

Communicated Globally 

198 Absolute Dated Terrestrial Climate Record of Temperature and 

Precipitation in the Eastern US 

A353 Hardt B, Rowe HD, Springer GS, Cheng H & Edwards RL 

199 4000 Years of Climate Change in Northern Spain from 

Speleothem Records 

A597 Martín-Chivelet J, Muñoz-García MB, Turrero MJ, Ortega AI 

& Domínguez-Villar D 

200 Modeling Oxygen Isotopes in the Mediterranean 

A710 Osborne A, Valdes P & Vance D 

201 Seasonal Variations in δ 13 C and δ 18 O of Travertine 

A914 Sun H, Liu Z & Liu X 

18d: Biogeochemistry, Mineralogy and Significance of 

Sulfate Minerals in Earth and Planetary Systems 

202 Sulfate Mineral Assemblages from Mars-Analog Environments II: 

Indicators of Specific Environmental Conditions 

A72 Benison K & Bowen B 

203 Hydrous Sulphates Formed during Oxidation of Colloform Pyrite 

from Chiprovtsi Ag-Pb Deposit, NW Bulgaria 

A217 Dimitrova D, Mladenova V & Hecht L 

204 Synthesis and Mineralogical Characterization of Members of the 

Voltaite Group 

A495 Kowalski W, Gieré R & Majzlan J 

205 More About the Energy Intelligent Behaviour of Secondary Iron 

Sulphates in AMD 

A736 Pereira da Silva T & Figueiredo M-O 

206 Jarosite Reactivity and Trace Metal Geochemistry in Acid Sulfate 

Soils 

A1013 Welch SA, Kirste D, Christy AG, Beavis FR & Beavis SG 



Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface 

207 Remediation of Soils Contaminated with Uranium by Soil 

Washing Process 

A149 Chang Y, Kang H, Yang M, Ye M & Lee M 

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208 Kinetics of Indirect UO2 Oxidation by Mn(II)-oxidizing Bacillus 

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A158 Chinni S, Anderson C, Ulrich K-U, Veeramani H, Sharp J, 

Giammar DE, Rizlan B-L & Tebo B 

209 Trace and Rare Earth Elements in Surface Waters of Kuril Islands 

(Russia) 

A163 Chudaeva V, Chudaev O, Sugimory K, Matsuo M & Kuno A 

210 Chronology of Atmospheric Deposition of Arsenic Inferred from 

Reconstructed Sedimentary Records 

A186 Couture R-M, Gobeil C & Tessier A 

211 Adsorption Behavior of Cu 2+ on the Surface of PaeniBacillus 

polymyxa 

A218 Ding Y 

212 Radon in Dwellings and Groundwater of the Vila Real Urban Area 

(Northern Portugal) 

A317 Gomes M, Coelho F, Neves L, Carvalho A, Sousa M & Pereira A 

213 Geochemical Evolution in Compacted MX-80 Bentonite: 

Simulation of the Conditions in a HLW Repository 

A317 Gómez-Espina R & Villar MV 

214 Effect of Co-contaminants on in situ Phosphate-Based 

Immobilization of Uranium: Dissolution Kinetics of Autunite in 

the Presence of Tributyl Phosphate 

A335 Gunderson K & Wellman D 

215 Heavy Metal Concentration of River Sediment in the Light of the 

Environmental Quality Standard Value at the Kiso and Syounai 

Rivers in Nagoya, Japan 

A415 Ito M & Matsumoto I 

216 Manganese Soil Pollution in Central India 

A422 Jaiswal NK & Patel KS 

217 The Fate of As in the Coprecipitated Hydrometallurgical Solid 

Wastes 

A429 Jia Y, Xu L, Yao S & Wang X 

218 Geochemical and Isotopic Properties of Micro-Metallic 

Aggregates in the Oklo Natural Reactor 

A470 Kikuchi M & Hidaka H 

219 Redox Controls on Tc, U, Np, and Pu Behaviour in Sediments 

A520 Law G, Geissler A, Lloyd J, Burke I, Livens F, Boothman C 

& Morris K 

220 Spectroscopic Investigation of Heavy Metal Incorporation into 

Hydroxylapatite 

A530 Lee YJ, Tang Y & Reeder R 

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221 Cu and Zn Speciation in Pig Slurry Impact on their Mobility in 

Soil 

A531 Legros S, Doelsch E, Rose J, Masion A, Proux O, Hazmann J-L, 

Saint-Macary H & Bottero J-Y 

222 Source Analyses of Noxious Elements in Topsoil in Deyang, 

Sichuan, China 

A542 Li L, Hou QY & Yang ZF 

223 New Considerations of Ecological Risk Assessment for Heavy 

Metal Contamination of Agricultural Soils 

A549 Li Z, Hu N & Feng W 

224 Effect of Humic Matter on Metal Adsorption onto Clay Materials 

A554 Lippold H & Lippmann-Pipke J 

225 Antimony(V) Sorption and Mobility in Calcareous Soils 

A598 Martínez-Lladó X, Rovira M, Martí V, Giménez J & de Pablo J 

226 Biological and Geochemical Impacts on the Solubility of Mercury 

in Sediments 

A599 Martlew J, Lloyd J & Livens F 

227 Impact of Human Population on Heavy Metal Concentration of 

Stream Sediments in the Trinity River, Texas, USA 

A604 Matsumoto I, Hoffman D, McAlister J & Ishiga H 

228 Impact of Organic Co-contaminant Complexation on Th Sorption 

to Sand 

A606 May C, Worsfold PJ & Keith-Roach M 

229 Effects of pH on the Release of Cr(VI) from Sparingly Soluble 

Cr(OH)3(s) by MnO2(s) Under Circumneutral Conditions 

A632 Min B & Lee G 

230 Bentonite Colloid Generation from a Deep Geological Repository 

in Granite: An in situ Study 

A635 Missana T, Alonso Ú, Albarrán N, Gómez P, Buil B, Schäfer T, 

Hauser W, Seher H & Garralón A 

231 XAFS Study on the Behaviors of Antimony and Arsenic in Soil- 

Water System Under Various Redox Conditions 

A638 Mitsunobu S & Takahashi Y 

232 Secondary Consequences of Uranium Concentration Limits for 

Geologic Isolation of High-Level Nuclear Waste 

A666 Murphy W 

233 The Impacts of Sn-W, Ba-Pb-Zn and W-Au-Sb Old Mine 

Workings on the Environment at Central Portugal 

A675 Neiva A, Antunes I, Carvalho P & Silva M 

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234 Modelling of the Hydrochemical Influence of the Bentonite 

Barrier in a Geological Repository. The FEBEX Experiment 

A735 Peña J, Buil B, Gómez P, Garralón A, Turrero MJ, Missana T, 

Alonso Ú, Sánchez L & Durán JM 

235 Migration of U in a Polluted Calcareous Peat-Land 

A744 Phrommavanh V, Descostes M, Beaucaire C, Laporte E 

& Gaudet J-P 

236 Uranium(VI)-Phosphate Interactions at the Goethite-Water 

Interface 

A871 Singh A, Ulrich K-U & Giammar D 

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237 Geochemical Evolution of Marine Shore Mine Tailings in an 

Hyperarid Climate 

A61 Bea Jofré SA, Ayora C, Carrera J & Dold B 

238 Effect of Surface Chemistry and Related Texture on the Diffusion 

Coefficients and Permeability of Bentonites. Consequences for 

Chemical-Transport Modeling 

A299 Gaucher EC & Guyonnet D 

239 Reactive Transport Analysis of Mineralogical Controls Affecting 

Metal Release from Polymetallic Carbonate Waste Rock 

A608 Mayer KU, Beckie R, Klein B, Conlan M & Smith L 

240 Physicochemical Controls on Uranium(VI) Migration at the 

Intermediate Scale 

A628 Miller A, Rodriguez D & Honeyman B 

241 Strontium and Cesium Desorption from Reacted Hanford 

Sediments 

A800 Rivera N, O'Day P, Choi S, Thompson A & Chorover J 

242 Reactive Transport of Salicylate in a Goethite-Coated Sand 

Column 

A812 Rusch B, Hanna K & Humbert B 

243 Mobilization of Aluminum from Major Minerals with Acidizing of 

Surface Waters 

A826 Savenko AV & Kopeikin IA 

244 Regulation of Arsenic Mobility on Basaltic Glass Surfaces by 

Speciation and pH 

A867 Sigfusson B, Gislason SR & Meharg AA 

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245 Modeling As(III) Removal by Synthesized FeS Coated Sand in 

Batch and Column Systems 

A998 Wang L, Abriola L, Han YS, Hayes K & Demond A 

(Session 18k continues on Tuesday 15th July AM on page 81) 

19d: Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Life in Marine 

Sediments 

246 Inferring Phosphorus Dynamics in Flow Through Lakes from 

Sediment Biogeochemistry 

A40 Baas D, McLean C, Long D & Stevenson J 

247 Microbiological Characteristics of Circulation Mud Fluids during 

the First Operation of Riser Drilling by the Deep-Sea Drilling 

Vessel “Chikyu” 

A602 Masui N, Morono Y & Inagaki F 

248 Improved and Automated Cell Count System for Rapid 

Enumeration of Microbial Cells in Deep Subseafloor Sediments 

A651 Morono Y, Terada T, Masui N & Inagaki F 

249 Biogeochemistry of Advective Tidal Flat Porewaters 

A796 Riedel T, Beck M, Lettmann K & Brumsack HJ 

250 Iron Reducing Bacterial Enrichments from Arctic Marine 

Sediments at Tempelfjorden, Svalbard, Norway 

A803 Roh Y, Rhee S-K, Park B, Yoo K-C, Lee JI, Forwick M & Yoon HI 

251 Application of NMR to Characterize Intact Polar Lipids in Deep 

Biosphere 

A927 Takano Y, Inagaki F, Morono Y, Ogawa N, Kitazato H 

& Ohkouchi N 

252 The Fluxes of CH4, CO2 and N2O from Yangtze Estuary Intertidal 

Flat in Summer Season 

A995 Wang D, Chen Z & Xu S 

253 The Distribution Characteristics of Potassium and Sodium in the 

Soil of Marine Tidal-Flat with Various Plants 

A1039 Wu Y, Li P & Zhao Y 


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19e: Biogeochemistry and Isotope Geochemistry in 

Submarine Hydrothermal Systems 

254 Characteristics of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Hydrothermal 

Fluids and the Associated Water Samples Obtained from Arc- 

Backarc Systems 

A11 Akashi H, Yamanaka T, Ishibashi J-I, Sunamura M, Kimura H, 

Toki T, Nakagawa S & Takai K 

255 Critical Influence of Biogenic Sulfur in the Genesis of Giant 

VHMS, Iberian Pyrite Belt 

A266 Fernández-Remolar D, Menor-Salván C, Ruíz-Bermejo M, Amils R 

& Fernando T 

256 Subseafloor Phase Separation and Fluid Migration Supports 

Calyptogena Colony in the Marginal Region of a Hydrothermal 

Field 

A412 Ishibashi J-I, Suzuki R, Hamasaki H, Yamanaka T, Chiba H, 

Ijiri A, Tsunogai U, Nakagawa S, Nunoura T & Takai K 

257 Discussion on Origin of the Dabashan Witherite Deposits, China 

A557 Liu J, Liu Z & Su W 

258 Methanogenesis at 122°C Renews the Upper Temperature Limit 

for Life and the Stable Carbon Isotopic Fractionation of Microbial 

Methanogenesis 

A926 Takai K 

(Session 19e continues on Tuesday 15th July AM on page 83) 

19h: The Early Evolution of Photosynthesis – From the 

Anoxic World to Oxygen-Rich Air 

259 Emergence of Oxygenic Photosynthesis and the Probability of 

Natural Fission Reactors: A Negative Feedback to Explain the 

Delayed Oxidation of Earth’s Surface? 

A192 Cullen J & Coogan L 

260 Do we Really Know Apex Chert? Newly Identified Micro- and 

Dubiofossils 

A633 Mineau R, Pinti DL & Valentin C 

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19i: Novel Usage of Complimentary Techniques to 

Characterize Low-Temperature Biogeochemical 

Environments 

261 Biogeochemistry of POM in Lakes of Different Trophic Levels 

A64 Bechtel A & Schubert C 

262 Wax Esters Synthesized by Acidophilic Eukaryote Euglena 

mutabilis: Biochemical Relics of the Anaerobic Past of the Earth? 

A254 Fang J, Das Gupta S, Hasiotis S, Brake S & McLean MA 

263 Otolith Microchemistry: Monitoring Trace Elements in Lacustrine 

Environments 

A285 Friedrich L & Halden N 

264 Biogeochemical Controls on Trace Elements in Maple Syrup 

A327 Greenough J, Fryer B & Mallory L 

265 Line Scan Methods for Quantitative Analysis of Teeth, Otolith, 

and Banded Iron by LA-ICP-MS 

A393 Horton M, Gera S, Freeburg E, Basu A & Hannigan R 

266 In situ LA-ICPMS Analysis of a Giant Spicule of a Deep Sea 

Sponge 

A433 Jochum KP, Müller WEG, Stoll B & Wang X 

267 Analyzing Trace Pigments in Oligotrophic Waters Using Long 

Pass Cell Spectrophotometry 

A437 Jones C, Crowe SA, Canfield D, Fowle D & Haffner D 

268 Scanning Transmission X-Ray Microscopy (STXM) in 

Biogeochemical Environments 

A581 MacLean L, Southam G, Kimball B, Brantley S & Wirick S 

269 Low Level Selenium Analysis for Water Monitoring Purposes: A 

Simple Approach 

A603 Matamoros A & Benning LG 

270 Novel Approaches to Investigate Microbe-Mineral Interactions 

Under Flow Conditions 

A636 Mitchell AC 

271 Culture-Independent Methods Reveal the Primary Sources of 

Hopanoid Lipid Biomarkers 

A731 Pearson A, Leavitt W, Saenz J & Tam M 

272 Amino Acids Composition in Kerogen of Shungite Rocks (Karelia, 

Russia) 

A850 Shanina S & Golubev Y 

273 Microbial Acceleration of Sulfuric Acid Speleogenesis in Kane 

Cave, WY 

A895 Steinhauer E, Omelon C & Bennett P 

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274 Location, Location, Location: Does Surface Deformation (Both 

Elastic and Inelastic) Affect Microbial Attachment? 

A910 Sturm C, Waters MS, Arvidson R, Nealson K, Luttge A 

& Udwadia F 

275 Chemical and Isotopic Approach on an Algae Bloom in the 

Hongfeng Lake, Southwest China 

A933 Tao F, Yin L & Piao H 

276 Behavior of Rock-Forming Minerals Under Simulated and Actual 

Lung Conditions 

A938 Taunton A, Gunter M & Wood S 

(Session 19i continues on Tuesday 15th July PM on page 99) 

20a: Stable Isotopes in high-Temperature Geochemistry 

277 C-O-H Isotopic Evidences for Fluid Sources of Granulites in 

Ribeira Belt, SE Brazil 

A75 Bento dos Santos T, Munhá J, Tassinari C & Fonseca P 

278 Stable Isotope Fractionation during Net Transfer Reactions 

A875 Skora S, Durand C, Baumgartner L & Vennemann T 


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279 Tracing Migratory Behavior of Ayu (Plecoglossus Altivelis) Using 

Sr Isotopic Composition of Otolith 

A18 Amakawa H, Suzuki T, Takahashi T, Tatsumi Y & Otake T 

280 Silver Accumulation in Macrofungi 

A99 Borovička J, Kotrba P & Gryndler M 

281 Strontium Isotope Profiles Across Ferromanganese Nodules from 

the Gulf of Cadiz (Eastern Central Atlantic): Growth History 

Records 

A319 González FJ, Fietzke J, Somoza L, Lunar R & Martínez-Frías J 

282 Oxidation Mechanism of Chalcopyrite by a. Ferrooxidans 

A542 Li J & Lu J 

283 Distribution of Rare Earth Elements in Riceplant (Oryza Stiva Var. 

Japonica) 

A638 Miyazaki A, Iwanaga Y, Shinozaki M, Yonezu K & Yokoyama T 

284 Organic Matter Degradation in Lake Baikal – A Sediment Trap 

Study 

A840 Schubert C, Niggemann J, Lomstein B & Sturm M 

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285 Concentrations and Behaviors of I and Br in Soil-Plant Systems 

A964 Uchida S & Tagami K 

286 Ultrahigh-Speed Electroatmogenic Transformation of Humus 

Matter into Naphtoid 

A1069 Yushkin N & Lysiuk A 

287 Variations in D/H Fractionation Associated with Microbial 

Heterotrophy 

A1089 Zhang X & Sessions A 


21d: General Geochemistry: Other Geochemistry 

288 Preliminary Results from a New ELA-ICPMS: U-Pb 

Geochronology and Elemental Analysis 

A78 Bernal J-P, Solari L, Gómez-Tuena A, Pérez-Arvizu O, Gabay C, 

Miller P & Shelley M 

289 Distribution of Rhenium in Fresh and Altered Rocks from 

Porphyry Cu-Mo Deposits (Siberia and Mongolia) 

A80 Berzina A & Korobeinikov A 

290 Geochemistry and Geochronology of the North Qaidam UHP 

Terrane, NW China 

A153 Chen D, Liu L & Sun Y 

291 On the Use of Geochemical Data to Construct Geothermal Models 

of the Crust 

A181 Correia A & Carrilho Lopes J 

292 A Combined LA-ICP-MS and DEGAS Study on Bediasites and 

Ivory Coast Tektites 

A214 Deutsch A, Langenhorst F, Luetke S & Berndt J 

293 Petrology and Geochemistry of Chah – Salar Granitoidic Pluton 

(SW Neishabour,NE Iran) 

A258 Farsi Z, Sadeghian M, Ghasemi H & Khanalizadeh A 

294 Rare Earth Element of Cold Seep Carbonates: A Comparative 

Study 

A262 Feng D, Chen D, Peckmann J, Bohrmann G & Roberts H 

295 Inorganic Dioxide Carbon and Organic Hydrocarbon Charge 

History in Wuerxun Depression, Hailaer Basin, NE China 

A295 Gao Y & Hu W 

296 Regional Geochemical Mapping – Ecological Significance 

A321 Gordanic V, Ciric A & Jovanovic D 

297 Mercury Deposition and Flux in Narraguinnep Reservoir, 

Southwestern Colorado, USA 

A324 Gray JE, Fey DL, Goldstein H & Reynolds RL 

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298 An Indosinian Orogenic Belt in the Northeastern Qinghai-Tibet 

Plateau, China:Geochemical and Geochronological Evidence 

A335 Guo A, Zhang G, Qiang J, Li G & Yao A 

299 Adsorbophysical Fields and Atmosphere Composition 

A493 Kotova O 

300 The General Criterions of Difference of the Convergent Rocks 

A496 Kozyreva I 

301 Nonequilibrium Interaction between Surfactants and Expandable 

Clays 

A528 Lee SY & Baik MH 

302 New Discoveries in the Study of Carp Otoliths 

A545 Li S, Luo J, Cao Y, Yang L, Gao Y, Tong J, Xu H & Shen J 

303 The Soil and Groundwater Investigation and Evaluation of a 

Certain Field in Fuyang, Zhejiang Procince 

A558 Liu J, Zhu X & Mei Y 

304 Contrasting Magma Sources in Ultramafic-Mafic Intrusions of the 

Noril’sk Area (Russia): Hf-Isotope Evidence from Zircon 

A589 Malitch K, Belousova E, Griffin W, Badanina I, Petrov O 

& Pearson N 

305 The New Data of “Catalogue of the Earth’s Impact Structures” 

A627 Mikheeva A 

306 Geochemical Prospecting Studies in Sinai, Egypt 

A654 Morsy MA & El-Makky AM 

307 Investigating Applicability of Kirpich Method for Estimating Time 

of Concentration of Flood 

A656 Motamedvaziri B 

308 Stable Isotope Systematics of Coalbed Methane – Desorption and 

Production 

A682 Niemann M & Whiticar M 

309 Preliminary Results of Cr(VI) Reduction by Zero-Valent 

Magnesium (ZVM) Powder 

A723 Park J & Lee G 

310 Origin of Sediment Gases in Gulf of Kutch Using Molecular and 

Isotopic Studies 

A727 Patil D & Dayal A 

311 Evolution of Acapulcoites and Lodranites Revisited 

A728 Patzer A, Hill DH & Boynton WV 

312 K/Ar Dating of a Fossil Lagerstätte Locality: The Tlayúa Quarry, 

Puebla, Mexico 

A745 Pi T, Solé J & Centeno-García E 

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313 Application of Statistical Methods in Geochemical Anomalies 

Identification, Baidjan Area, North of IRAN 

A777 Rasa I, Bokharaei S & Nezampour MH 

314 VOCs and BTX Distribution in Urban Air of Central India 

A851 Sharma S & Sahu B 

315 Geostatistical Analysis for Estimating the Spatial Variability of 

Hydrogeological and Soil Parameters for the Regional Simulation 

of Land Subsidence in Shanghai City, China 

A858 Shi X, Wu J, Xue Y, Wei Z, Li Q & Wang H 

316 Heavy Metals Mobility in the Loures Alluvial Aquifer (N-Lisbon, 

Portugal) 

A868 Silva MCR & Carvalho MR 

317 In situ K/Ar Geochronology Using Simultaneous LIBS and Noble 

Gas Mass Spectrometry 

A881 Solé J 

318 Efficiency of Permanganate for Arsenite Oxidation 

A883 Song K-S, Lee G & Eum C-H 

319 Variation of δ 2 H and δ 18 O Values of Water Stored in PET Bottles 

A887 Spangenberg JE & Vennemann TW 

320 Spectroscopic Observation of Native Iron in Late Proterozoic 

Chaibasa Shale, Singhbhum Group, Eastern India 

A890 Sreedhar B & Parthasarathy G 

321 Freches Quartz Deposit Interpreted as Very Low Evolved Granitic 

Pegmatite (Northern Portugal): Preliminary Results 

A918 Suse M, Tania M, Romeu V, Jose V, Rui V & Alexandre L 

322 Mineralogical Evidence of Advanced Argillic Alteration, Ghaleh 

Dar Area, in the Central Iranian Magmatic Belt 

A925 Taghipour B, Mackizadeh MA, Kasson A, Delegado Huertas A 

& Taghipour S 

323 Distributions of Rare Earth Elements in Japanese Estuaries 

A928 Takata H, Aono T, Tagami K & Uchida S 

324 Oxygen Exchange in Olivine 

A938 Taylor S, Guan Y & Matrajt G 

325 Mineralogical and Geochemical Characteristics of Volcanic Rocks 

from Eskişehir, Northwest Anatolia, Turkey: Preliminary Results 

A940 Telsiz S, Temel A & Gourgaud A 

326 Geochemical Mapping in Kobe Area, Southwest Japan: Elemental 

Behaviors and Controlling Factors 

A959 Tsuboi M, Imamura K, Kagawa Y, Okabe M, Okauchi K, Osaki S, 

Shibata H, Tanaka M, Togo Y & Yamamura H 

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327 Barroso-Alvão & Fregeneda-Almendra Pegmatitic Fields (Portugal 

and Spain): Mineralogical and Geochemical Comparison 

A983 Vieira R, Tania M, Encar R-R & Alexandre L 

328 Uncertainty Analysis of the Contaminant Transport Fate Using 

Conditional Simulation of Hydraulic Conductivity 

A1038 Wu J, Qian J, Peng W & Liu J 

329 Modeling of Regional Land Subsidence in Shanghai City, China 

A1038 Wu J, Shi X, Ye S, Xue Y & Zhang Y 

330 Geochronology and Geological Implications of the Mengku 

Plagiogranite Pluton in Altay, Xinjiang 

A1053 Yang F, Chai F, Liu F, Zhou G & Geng X 

331 Petrography, Geochemistry and Origin of Cement Dolomite in the 

Lower Paleozoic Dolomite of the Central Uplift, Tarim Basin 

A1084 Zhang J & Hu W 

332 Application of FTIR Spectrometry on Studying Thermal 

Simulation of Brown Coal: Implications for its Hydrocarbon 

Generation 

A1085 Zhang K & Yao S 

333 Determination of Trace Elements in Sedimentary Rock Samples 

by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry 

A1097 Zheng P, Zhou Y, Wang T, Zhang Y & Liu L 

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03c: Early Evolution of the Atmosphere-Hydrosphere 

System 

Session chaired by Dominic Papineau & Alexander Pavlov 

10:00 Extraordinary Neoproterozoic Conditions Implicated by Sulfate of 

Extraordinary Oxygen Isotopic Compositions 

A52 Bao H, Fairchild I, Spoetl C & Wynn P 

10:15 Climate Stability on the Early Earth. How to Recover from 

Glaciations? 

A729 Pavlov A 

10:30 Geochemistry of Paleoproterozoic Gunflint Formation Carbonate: 

Implications for Early Hydrosphere-Atmosphere Evolution 

A280 Fralick P & Burton J 

10:45 Fe Isotope Compositions of 2.45 Ga Cooper Lake Paleosol 

A890 Sreenivas B, Takafumi H & Takashi M 

11:00 Evidence from Mo Isotopic Compositions for “A Whiff of 

Oxygen” Before the Great Oxidation Event 

A228 Duan Y, Arnold GL, Gordon GW & Anbar AD 

11:15 Invited: O2 Variability in Archean Environments: Do Whiffs 

Trump Tiffs? 

A22 Anbar A & Claire M 

11:30 Atmospheric Oxygen Rise in the Paleoproterozoic Revealed by 

Weathering Model 

A665 Murakami T & Yokota K 

11:45 The Great Collapse of Methane: Rethinking the Rise of Oxygen 

A166 Claire M, Catling D & Zahnle K 

12:00 In Search of the Archaean Atmosphere in Fluid Inclusions Trapped 

in 3.52 Ga Quartz (Pilbara Drilling Project) 

A766 Pujol M, Marty B, Cauzid J & Philippot P 

12:15 Oxidation State during Weathering on the Early Earth 

A526 Lee N, Sverjensky DA & Hazen RM 

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05d: New Frontiers for Geochemical Reservoirs 

Session chaired by Bernard Bourdon & Allen McNamara 

10:00 Invited: Mantle Mixing and the Origin and Persistence of 

Geochemical Reservoirs 

A461 Kellogg L, Natarajan CS & Turcotte D 

10:15 Penetrative Convection in Earth’s Mantle: Reconciling 

Geophysical and Geochemical Perspectives on Mantle Structure 

and Evolution 

A406 Ihinger P 

10:30 High 3 He/ 4 He Reservoir – Highly Depleted Source? 

A448 Kaneoka I 

10:45 Is There a Hidden Primordial 3 He-Rich Reservoir in the Deep 

Earth? 

A908 Stuart F, Basu S, Ellam R, Fitton G & Starkey N 

11:00 The Age of the Hidden Reservoir 

A105 Bourdon B, Touboul M, Caro G & Kleine T 

11:15 Keynote: Preserving High 3 He/ 4 He Ratios in a Convective Mantle 

A662 Mukhopadhyay S, Gonnermann H & Parai R 

11:45 Origin and Evolution of Mantle Heterogeneities 

A693 O'Connell R, Jacobsen S & Kellogg J 

12:00 Can Alkaline Basalts Form by High Degrees of Melting of 

Metasomatic Veins? 

A749 Pilet S, Baker MB & Stolper EM 

12:15 Recycling of Subducted Oceanic Crust: Constraints from Nb/U 

A915 Sun W, Hu Y & Zartman R 

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Session chaired by Laurie Reisberg & Rich Walker 

10:00 Sulfide-Bearing Diamonds: The Exception, not the Rule 

A945 Thomassot E, Cartigny P & Harris JW 

10:15 Invited: Sulfides, Diamonds and Eclogites: Their Link to 

Peridotites and Slave Craton Tectonothermal Evolution 

A36 Aulbach S, Creaser R, Heaman L, Simonetti S, Griffin W 

& Stachel T 

10:45 Invited: Stable Mg Isotope Composition of Earth’s Mantle 

A348 Handler M, Baker J, Schiller M, Bennett V & Yaxley G 

11:00 Geochemistry of Mantle Olivine and Application to 

Geothermometry 

A208 De Hoog J 

11:15 Keynote: Geochemical Fingerprinting of the Lithospheric Mantle 

Using High-Precision Olivine Analyses 

A410 Ionov D & Sobolev A 

11:45 Origins of Cr-Diopside in Peridotite Xenoliths 

A588 Malarkey J, Pearson DG, Davidson JP & Wittig N 

12:00 Tectonic Significance of Ca-Rich Plagioclase in Refractory 

Peridotites from Yungbwa Ophiolite, Tibet Plateau 

A555 Liu C-Z, Wu F-Y, Yu L-J & Li J-L 

12:15 Electrical Resistivity of Ti-Rich Phologopite Under Mantle 

Pressures 

A725 Parthasarathy G & Reddy T 


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07e: Experimental Petrology Applied to Planetary 

Evolution 

Session chaired by Carl Agee & Hugh O'Neill 

10:00 Keynote: Element Partitioning during Core Formation 

A178 Corgne A & Wood B 

10:30 High-Pressure Melting Relations in Fe-C-S Systems: Implications 

for Metallic Cores in Planetary Bodies 

A199 Dasgupta R, Whelan G, Buono A & Walker D 

10:45 Metal-Silicate Element Partitioning at Ultrahigh Pressures: He to I 

A427 Jephcoat AP, Bouhifd MA & Porcelli D 

11:00 Underneath the Magma Ocean: Element Distribution between 

Calcium Silicate Perovskite and Sulphur-Bearing Iron Melts 

A977 van Westrenen W, Schmidt MW, Günther D & Stewart AJ 

11:15 Experimental Determination of Fe Isotope Fractionation between 

Liquid Metal, Silicate and Sulfide at High Pressures and 

Temperatures 

A1022 Williams H, Wood B & Halliday A 

11:45 Laboratory Shock-Synthesized Diamond vs. Carbons from a 

Differentiated Meteorite 

A532 Le Guillou C, Rouzaud JN, Bourot-Denise M, Remusat L 

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08f: From Subduction Zones to Plumes and Ridges: 

Volatile Cycles and the Role of Volatiles in the Mantle 

Session chaired by Jacqueline Dixon & Marc Hirschmann 

10:00 Keynote: Hydrous Components in the Mantle 

A515 Langmuir C, Bézos A, Escrig S & Michael P 

10:30 H2O and Cl in Basalts from Lau Back-Arc Basin 

A624 Michael P, Bézos A, Langmuir C, Escrig S, Matzen A & Asimow P 

10:45 Clarification of the Influence of Water on Mantle Wedge Melting 

A325 Green DH, Hibberson WO & O'Neill HS 

11:00 Invited: Are Noble Gases Subducted in the Deep Mantle ? 

A649 Moreira M & Raquin A 

11:15 Boron and Nitrogen in Ultrahigh-Pressure Terrestrial Rocks 

A221 Dobrzhinetskaya L, Wirth R, Yang J, Green H, Weber P 

& Hutcheon I 

11:30 CO2/N2 in MORB Vesicles Using Raman Spectroscopy: 

Implications for Global Volatile Fluxes 

A152 Chavrit D, Morizet Y, Bézos A & Humler E 

11:45 H/C Ratios and Earth’s Deep Volatile Cycles. A Role for Reduced 

Carbon? 

A380 Hirschmann M 

12:00 Volatiles and Trace Elements in Rejuvenated-Stage Lavas from 

Niihau, Hawaii: Evidence for Carbonatite Metasomatism 

A220 Dixon JE, Clague D, Cousens B & Monsalve ML 

12:15 Extra-Sedimentary Fluids in Petroleum Systems: Evidence of 

Subducting Slab Degassing 

A763 Prinzhofer A & Moreira M 

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Genesis 

Session chaired by Peter Kelemen & Yoshihiko Tamura 

10:00 Keynote: Western Aleutian & Kamchatka High-Mg# Andesite & 

Dacite 

A1062 Yogodzinski G & Bryant J 

10:30 Genesis of High-Mg Andesites at White Island, New Zealand 

A962 Turner S & Wood B 

10:45 Petrogenesis of Alkaline Arc Basaltic Andesites at Volcan 

Chichinautzin in the Central Mexican Volcanic Belt 

A906 Straub SM, Gómez-Tuena A, Zellmer GF, Cai MY, Goldstein SL, 

Langmuir CH, Martin-Del Pozzo A-L & Espinasa-Perena R 

11:00 Making Andesites in a Lower Crustal Hot Zone: Preconditioning 

the Lithosphere of Taupo Volcanic Zone 

A291 Gamble J, Price R, Smith I, Bill M, Gardner M & Cameron E 

11:15 High-Mg Andesites from Glacier Peak Wa, Derivatives of Mixing 

between low- and hi-Si Endmembers 

A205 DeBari S, Sisson T & Taylor D 

11:30 Non-Relationship between Slab Melting and High-Mg Andesite 

from Northwestern Kyushu, SW Japan 

A949 Tokeshi S, Kobayashi K & Nakamura E 

11:45 Os Isotopic Compositions of Primitive Magma of High-Mg 

Andesite in the Setouchi Volcanic Belt 

A919 Suzuki K, Senda R, Shimizu K & Tatsumi Y 

12:00 Complex Crustal Assembly of ‘Mt. Shasta’ High-Mg Andesite 

(HMA): Evidence from Mineral Componentry 

A906 Streck M & Leeman W 

12:15 Making Continental Crust: The Sanukitoid Connection 

A936 Tatsumi Y 


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12a: Group V and VI Elements in Ore Deposit Genesis 

and Exploration 

Session chaired by Sarah-Jane Barnes, L. Paul Bedard & 

Scott Wood 

10:00 Keynote: The Role of Group V and VI Elements in Metamorphic 

Polymetallic Melts: Parallels with Magmatic Sulfide Systems 

A950 Tomkins A 

10:45 What can we Learn on Sulfur and Selenium from Geochemical 

Reference Materials? 

A66 Bédard LP, Savard D & Barnes S-J 

11:00 Spectroscopic Investigation of Tellurium in Chloride Brines 

A332 Grundler P, Brugger J, Pring A & Helm L 

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12c: Linking Felsic Magmatism to Orogenesis Through 

to Ore Genesis 

Session chaired by David John, Dave Lentz, Brent McInnes 

& Kirsten Rasmussen 

11:15 Keynote: Granitic Magmatism and Related Mineralization in the 

Altaids: Case Study from the Tienshan Mineral Belt 

A846 Seltmann R, Armstrong R, Dolgopolova A, Yakubchuk A, 

Konopelko D, Creaser R, Morelli R, Zhang X & Chen C 

11:30 Invited: Contrasting Source Character of Gold Mineralised 

Granites in the Australian Tasmanides 

A89 Blevin P 

11:45 Invited: Decoupling of Cu and As in Magmatic-Hydrothermal 

Systems: Evidence from The Pueblo Viejo Au-Ag Deposit, 

Dominican Republic 

A206 Deditius A, Utsunomiya S, Ewing R & Kesler S 

12:00 Older Hydrothermal Alteration in the Yellowstone Caldera, 

Wyoming 

A518 Larson P, Phillips A, John D, Cosca M, Pritchard C, Andersen A 

& Manion J 

12:15 Magmatic Fluid Compositions Relative to Fluorine and Chlorine 

in Tungsten-Mineralizing Intrusive Systems 

A779 Rasmussen KL & Mortensen JK 

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14d: Transformations, Transport, and Sequestration of 

P and N in Aquatic Sediments and Terrestrial Soils: 

Atomic to Global Scale Fluid-Solid Interactions 

Session chaired by Ruth Blake & Kathleen Ruttenberg 

10:00 Phosphorus Burial in Baltic Sea Sediments with Contrasting 

Redox Conditions 

A654 Mort HP, Slomp CP & Gustafsson BG 

10:15 Phosphorus Inactivation by Aluminum in Lakes and Sediments 

A490 Kopacek J, Norton SA & Porcal P 

10:30 Water Chemistry of Lake Inlets and Outlet as a Predictor of 

Sediment Characteristics and Internal Cycling of Phosphorus 

A689 Norton S, Amirbahman A, Wilson T & Kopocek J 

10:45 The Mechanism of Phosphate Immobilization by the Replacement 

of Carbonates by Apatite 

A767 Putnis A, Kasioptas A, Perdikouri C & Putnis C 

11:00 Controls of Organic Nitrogen Accumulation in Freshwater 

Sediments 

A1011 Wehrli B & Sobek S 

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14f: Geochemistry and Energy Production in a Carbon- 

Limited, "Peak Oil" World 

Session chaired by Carrick Eggleston 

11:15 More Oil from Chalk: Studying the Holes – And the Borders of the 

Holes, the Particle Interfaces 

A921 Svane Stipp SL, West K, Dideriksen K, Lakshtanov L, Yang M-J, 

Bohr J, Belova D, Pasarín IS, Johnson A, Pedersen CS, Balogh Z, 

Nissenbaum J, Wang X-Z, Jensen TH, Feidenhans’l R, 

Engstrøm F, Bechgaard K & Bjørnholm T 

11:30 Synthesis of Mineral Semiconductor Thin Films: Toward Mineral- 

Based Photosynthesis 

A657 Moyer A, Shankle A, Eggleston C, Borman C & Swoboda- 

Colberg N 

11:45 Nanogeoscience: There’s Plenty of Room at the Ground 

A634 Miranda CR & Matsuoka T 

12:00 Smart Minerals for Hydrogen Production and Environmental 

Clean up Using Renewable Solar Energy 

A1046 Xu H & Yeredla R 

12:15 Mineralogical Changes in Oil Shale from Hydrous Retorting 

A737 Perkins R, Grathoff G, Palmer C & Mattson E 

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in the Oceans 

Session chaired by Roger Francois & Catherine Jeandel 

10:00 Keynote: Natural Iron Fertilization in the Ocean and 

GEOTRACES 

A88 Blain S 

10:30 Hydrothermal Iron in the Deep Western South Pacific 

A107 Boyle E & Jenkins W 

10:45 The Distribution of Dissolved Iron and Aluminum in the Beaufort 

Sea 

A309 Giesbrecht T, Sutherland N, Johnson WK & Cullen J 

11:00 Iron Nanoparticulates in Icebergs: A Source of Bioavailable Iron 

A773 Raiswell R, Benning LG, Davidson L, Tranter M & Tulaczyk S 

11:15 Global Patterns of Dust Deposition Deduced from Dissolved Al in 

the Surface Ocean 

A617 Measures C, Landing W, Buck C, Brown M, Hiscock W, Grand M, 

Hatta M & Gosnell K 

11:30 Boundary Exchange Processes on and along the Kerguelen Plateau 

A1090 Zhang Y, Jeandel C & Lacan F 

11:45 Rare Earth Element Cycling in a Subterranean Estuary 

A433 Johannesson K, Chevis D, Burdige D & Cable J 

12:00 Modeling the Marine Nd Isotope Variability with an Offline Ocean 

General Circulation Model 

A439 Jones KM, Khatiwala S, Goldstein S, Hemming S 

& van de Flierdt T 

12:15 Behaviors of Incompatible Elements in the Western North Pacific 

Ocean 

A271 Firdaus ML, Nakagawa Y, Norisuye K & Sohrin Y 


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Session chaired by Heather Buss & Vala Ragnarsdottir 

10:00 Keynote: Biogeochemical Cycling in the Critical Zone: From 

Process to Pattern and Back Again 

A868 Silver W 

10:30 Mineral Weathering in a Deep Volcaniclastic Saprolite, Luquillo 

Mountains, Puerto Rico 

A124 Buss H, White A, Vivit D, Blum A, Dessert C & Gaillardet J 

10:45 Evolution of Soil Iron Mineral Composition as a Function of 

Climate-Driven Fe Loss 

A946 Thompson A, Rancourt DG, Chadwick OA & Chorover J 

11:00 Contribution of Forest Fire Ashes to Weathering Fluxes in the 

Moole Hole Experimental Watershed (South India) 

A12 Akerman A, Audry S, Riotte J, Muddu S, Oliva P, Maréchal J-C, 

Fraysse F, Pokrovski O, Lagane C & Braun J-J 

11:15 Coupled Hydrological and Geochemical Modelling of a Tropical 

Watershed 

A986 Violette A, Goddéris Y, Maréchal J-C, Riotte J, Braun J-J, 

Murari V & Parathe HR 

11:30 Distribution of Stable Isotopes in Soil: A Clue to Discriminate 

between Lithogenic and Biogenic Fluxes 

A533 Lemarchand D, Cividini D, Lemarchand E, Pierret M-C 

& Chabaux F 

11:45 Time Constants of Chemical Transfers in a Forested Ecosystem 

Inferred from Short-Lived Nuclides ( 226-228 Ra, 210 Pb and 137 Cs) 

A798 Rihs S, Thien B, Prunier J, Lemarchand D, Pierret M-C, Stille P 

& Chabaux F 

12:00 Bio-Geochemical Cycles in Acidic Soils from a Granitic 

Watershed 

A748 Pierret M-C, Stille P, Chabaux F, Viville D, Prunier J 

& Lemarchand D 

12:15 Patterns and Processes of Initial Ecosystem Development in an 

Artificial Catchment 

A827 Schaaf W, Gerwin W, Kögel-Knabner I, Munch J-C, Grünewald U 

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17a: Marine and Terrestrial Reconstructions of Seasonal 

and Annual Scale Variability 

Session chaired by Kathleen Johnson & Kim Cobb 

10:00 Invited: High Resolution Tropical Isotope Dendroclimatology: 

Prospects and Challenges 

A23 Anchukaitis K & Evans M 

10:15 Fossil Coral Constraints on Tropical Pacific Temperature and 

Hydrology during the Last Millennium: Lessons and Updates 

A169 Cobb K, Charles C, Edwards RL & Cheng H 

10:30 Keynote: The Indian Ocean Dipole and Great Earthquake Cycle: 

Long-Term Perspectives for Improved Prediction 

A288 Gagan M, Abram N, Hantoro W, Natawidjaja D & Sieh K 

11:00 Controls on Trace Elements in Stalagmites Derived from in situ 

Growth in a Chinese Cave 

A366 Henderson G, Hu C & Johnson K 

11:15 Invited: Masking of Inter-Annual Climate Proxy Signals by 

Residual Tropical Cyclone Water from Hurricane Mitch: 

Observations and Challenges for Low-Latitude Speleothem 

Paleoclimatology 

A282 Frappier A 

11:30 Cave Air Controls on Stalagmite Growth Rates and Paleoclimate 

Records 

A48 Baldini J, McDermott F, Hoffmann D, Richards D & Clipson N 

11:45 Seasonal Climate Change as Revealed by Ion Microprobe Analysis 

of δ 18 O in Soreq Cave (Israel) Speleothems 

A709 Orland I, Bar-Matthews M, Kita N, Ayalon A, Matthews A 

& Valley J 

12:00 A Record of Seasonality in the Western Mediterranean from the 

LGM to Recent Using Stable Isotopes and Trace Elements in 

Limpet Shells 

A263 Ferguson J, Fa D, Finlayson J & Henderson G 

12:15 Holocene Antarctic Seasonality Reconstructions from Barnacles 

A120 Burgess S, Henderson G & Hall B 

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Session chaired by Greg Druschel & Alexey Kamyshny 

10:00 Unique Redox Behaviors Induced by Polysulfide and Sulfide; 

Arsenic the Latest Example 

A365 Helz G & Tossell J 

10:15 Effects of Concurrent Bacterial Iron and Sulfur Reduction on 

Arsenic Mobility 

A817 Saalfield SL, Bostick BC & Scott JH 

10:30 Formation of Acidic Micro-Environments during Pyrite Framboid 

Oxidation in pH-Neutral Sediments 

A992 Wallace L, Durr M, Wakelin S, Webb D, McPhail B & Welch S 

10:45 Formation and Oxidation of FeS(aq) Molecular Clusters: 

Decoupling Iron Sulfide Mineral Dissolution and Oxidation 

Reactions 

A697 Oduro H & Druschel G 

11:00 The Chemistry of Sulfur in Volcanic Geothermal Fluids 

A443 Kaasalainen H & Stefánsson A 


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Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface: Metal 

Sequestration Mechanisms and Advanced 

Characterization Methods 

Session chaired by John Bargar & Kai-Uwe Ulrich 

10:00 Neptunium(V) Incorporation into Calcite 

A361 Heberling F, Brendebach B, Lindqvist-Reis P, Bauer A 

& Bosbach D 

10:15 Spectroscopic Characterization and Quantification of M(III)/Clay 

Mineral Outer-Sphere Complexes 

A909 Stumpf T, Hartmann E, Baeyens B, Bradbury M & Geckeis H 

10:30 Uranyl-Chlorite Sorption/desorption: Evaluation of Different 

Sorption Mechanisms 

A871 Singer D & Brown G 

10:45 Monitoring Uranium Transformations 

A462 Kelly S, Kemner K, O'Loughlin E, Wu W-M, Criddle C & Marsh T 

11:00 The Effect of Lead on the Kinetics and Mechanisms for the 

Formation of Hematite from Ferrihydrite 

A990 Vu HP, Shaw S & Benning LG 

11:15 Structural Investigation of Fe(II) Adsorption on Hematite (0001) 

and (1-102) 

A932 Tanwar K, Petitto S, Ghose S, Eng P & Trainor T 

11:30 Structure Investigation of Cr(III)-Fe(III)-Oxyhydroxides 

A932 Tang Y, Michel FM, Parise JB & Reeder RJ 

11:45 Temperature Dependent V 3+/4+/5+ Substitution(s) in Goethite (α- 

FeOOH) 

A454 Kaur N, Singh B, Kennedy B & Grafe M 

12:00 Actinide Uptake by Powellite 

A100 Bosbach D, Dardenne K, Roemer J, Vinograd V & Stanjek H 

12:15 Ln(III) Coprecipitation with Trioctahedral Smectite Hectorite 

A268 Finck N, Schlegel ML, Stumpf T, Walther C, Dardenne K 

& Bosbach D 

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Session chaired by Andy Dale, Parisa Jourabchi, Ulrich 

Mayer & Phillippe van Cappellen 

11:15 Deriving and Simulating the Coupled Biogeochemical and 

Hydrologic Processes Governing Arsenic Transport within 

Evolving Sedimentary Basins of Southeast Asia 

A485 Kocar B, Ying S, Polizzotto M, Ung M, Suy B, Phan K, Samreth S, 

Sampson M, Benner S & Fendorf S 

11:30 Reactive Transport Modeling of U(VI) in Small-Scale Tracer Tests 

A192 Curtis G, Kohler M, Davis J & Fox P 

11:45 A Reactive Transport Model to Simulate Uranium Immobilization 

Through pH Manipulation 

A1080 Zhang F, Luo W, Watson D, Gu B, Spalding B, Parker J 

& Jardine P 

12:00 Keynote: Modeling of Thermodynamic and Kinetic Controls on 

Complex Biogeochemical Reaction Networks 

A893 Steefel CI, Williams KH, Li L & Davis JA 

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19d: Biogeochemistry and Ecology of Life in Marine 

Sediments 

Session chaired by Steven D'Hondt & Fumio Inagaki 

10:00 Invited: A Genetic View of Diversity beneath the Seafloor 

A83 Biddle J & Teske A 

10:15 Coal-Based Subseafloor Seep Microbial Ecosystem 

A408 Inagaki F & Morono Y 

10:30 Ubiquitous Distribution of Methanogens and Anaerobic 

Methanotrophs in Subseafloor Sediments and Basalts 

A538 Lever M, Inagaki F, Morono Y, Masui N & Teske A 

10:45 Tracing the Nature of Anaerobic Methane Oxidizing Archaeal 

Subgroup Partitioning along Geochemical Gradients 

A176 Constan L & Hallam S 

11:00 δ 13 C and δD of Archaeal Lipids in Gas Hydrate-bearing Deep 

Sediments 

A448 Kaneko M & Naraoka H 

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19e: Biogeochemistry and Isotope Geochemistry in 

Submarine Hydrothermal Systems 

Session chaired by James Cowen & Jun-ichiro Ishibashi 

11:15 Sea-Floor Weathering of Hydrothermal Chimney Sulfides at the 

East Pacific Rise 9N: Chemical Speciation and Isotopic Signature 

of Iron Using X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy and Laser-Ablation 

MC-ICP-MS 

A951 Toner B, Rouxel O, Santelli C & Edwards K 

11:30 Inferring Mechanisms of Biocorrosion from Trace Fossil 

Morphology 

A893 Staudigel H, Furnes H, McLoughlin N, Banerjee N, Connell L 

& Templeton A 

11:45 Keynote: Chemolithotrophic Energy and Archaeal Communities 

in Arsenic-Rich, Shallow-Sea Hydrothermal Sediments of Papua 

New Guinea 

A12 Akerman N & Amend J 

12:00 Unique Shallow-Water Hydrothermal System Associated with 

Submarine Volcanism in the Aira Caldera, South Kyushu, Japan 

A1052 Yamanaka T, Maeto K, Akashi H, Yokoyama M, Chiba H, 

Ishibashi J-I, Nakaseama M, Okamura K, Sugiyama T & Fujino K 

12:15 Microbial δ 34 S Fractionation in a Shallow Submarine 

Hydrothermal Vent System, Vulcano, Italy 

A891 Stam MC, Mason PRD, Amend JP, Viňas M & Gerritse J 

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Session chaired by Joel Baker, Claudine Stirling & Stefan 

Weyer 

10:00 Isobar Contamination Studies for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry 

(AMS) 

A242 Eliades J, Zhao X-L, Kieser L & Litherland T 

10:15 A Common Matrix Method for Precise and Accurate Isotope Ratio 

Measurement by MC-ICP-MS 

A56 Barling J & Weis D 

10:30 Invited: Measurement of Germanium Isotope Composition in 

Marine Samples by Hydride Generation Coupled to MC-ICP-MS 

A809 Rouxel O, Escoube R & Donard O 

10:45 Origin of Non-Linear Mass Dependent Fractionation in Nd 

A678 Newman K, Freedman P, Williams J & Belshaw N 

11:00 Invited: Double Spiking and the Analysis of Non-Traditional 

Stable Isotopes by MC-ICPMS: An Update 

A867 Siebert C 

11:15 Development of a 58 Fe- 57 Fe Double Spike for Fe Isotopic Analysis 

Using a Nu Plasma 1700 MC-ICP-MS 

A489 Konter J, Pietruszka A & Hanan B 

11:30 Alternative Data Reduction for Precise and Accurate Isotope Ratio 

Determination via LA-MC-ICP-MS 

A267 Fietzke J, Liebetrau V, Günther D, Frische M, Zumholz K, 

Hansteen TH & Eisenhauer A 

11:45 In situ Silicon Isotope Analysis of Cherts by Laser Ablation MC- 

ICPMS 

A973 van der Wagt B, Vroon P, van den Boorn S & van Bergen M 

12:00 Precise and Accurate Lead Isotopic Analysis of Fast Transient 

Signals by Laser-Ablation MC-ICP-MS 

A741 Pettke T, Oberli F, Audetat A, Wiechert U, Harris C & Heinrich C 

12:15 Applications of SHRIMP II to O Isotopic Analysis of Granite 

Zircon and Conodont Apatite 

A1022 Williams I, Trotter J, Ickert R & Chappell B 


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02a: Differentiation and Chemical Evolution of Mars 

Session chaired by Audrey Bouvier & Vinciane Debaille 

14:00 Keynote: Geochemistry of the Martian Crust and Constraints on 

the Mantle 

A616 McSween H 

14:30 Nd Isotopic Constraints on the Relative Sizes of Martian 

Reservoirs 

A438 Jones J 

14:45 Invited: New Constraints on the Thermal and Volatile Evolution 

of Mars 

A334 Guest A & Smrekar S 

15:00 Dynamical and Thermal Implications of Martian Core Formation 

Timescales 

A684 Nimmo F & Agnor C 

15:15 Invited: Magma Ocean or Superplume Origin for Mars Meteorite 

Source Mantle? 

A7 Agee C, Draper D & Hutchins K 

15:30 The Age, Duration, and Depth of a Turbulent Magma Ocean in 

Mars 

A205 Debaille V, Brandon AD, Yin Q-Z & Jacobsen B 

15:45 Experimental Partitioning of REE Using a Primitive Martian 

Basalt Composition 

A90 Blinova A & Herd C 

16:00 REE Distributions in Shergottites RBT 04261 and 04262 

A821 Sanborn M, Wadhwa M, Usui T & McSween H 

16:15 Age and Lu-Hf Isotope Systematics of RBT04262 and 

Implications for the Sources of Enriched Shergottites 

A516 Lapen T, Brandon A, Beard B, Peslier A, Lee C-T & Dalton H 

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03d: Early Life – Geochemical and Geodynamical 

Aspects 

Session chaired by Lisa Kaltenegger & Matthew Pasek 

14:00 Keynote: Emergence of a Habitable Planet 

A1070 Zahnle K, Arndt N, Cockell C, Halliday A, Nisbet E, Selsis F 

& Sleep N 

14:30 Mineralogical Coevolution of the Geo- and Biospheres 

A360 Hazen R, Papineau D, Bleeker W, Downs R, Ferry J, McCoy T, 

Sverjensky D & Yang H 

14:45 Phosphorus Redox Chemistry on the Early Earth: Clues to 

Biochemistry 

A726 Pasek M, Kee T, Bryant D, Lauretta D, Melosh J, Pavlov A 

& Lunine J 

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03e: Origin of Banded Iron Formations 

Session chaired by Clark Johnson & Kurt Konhauser 

15:00 Large 3.4 Ga Algoma-Type BIF in the Eastern Indian Craton 

A59 Basu A, Bandyopadhyay P, Chakrabarti R & Zou H 

15:15 Sedimentological Evidence for the Origin of Paleoproterozoic, 

Banded Iron Formations in the Hamersley Province of Western 

Australia 

A55 Barley M 

15:30 Origins of Hematite, Magnetite and Siderite in Banded Iron 

Formations 

A699 Ohmoto H, Hoashi M, Otake T, Bevacqua D & Watanabe Y 

15:45 Invited: Temporal Variations in Fe Isotope Compositions of 

Banded Iron Formations Record Changes in the Nature of Redox 

Cycling 

A435 Johnson C, Beard B & Roden E 

16:00 Micro-Scale Source and Diagenesis Detection in BIF Using 

Femtosecond Laser Ablation MS of Stable Fe and Si Isotopes 

A895 Steinhoefel G, Horn I & von Blanckenburg F 

16:15 Keynote: Constraining the Role of Anoxygenic Phototrophic 

Fe(II)-Oxidizing Bacteria in the Deposition of Banded Iron 

Formations 

A450 Kappler A, Posth N, Hegler F & Koehler I 

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Session chaired by Laurie Reisberg & Rich Walker 

14:00 Magmatic Metasomatism, HSE and 187 Os- 186 Os Isotope Signatures 

of the Oceanic Mantle 

A572 Luguet A, Pearson G, Lorand J-P & Nowell G 

14:15 Geochemical Flux in the Mantle Wedge: Insights from 

Suprasubduction Zone Ophiolites 

A856 Shervais JW, Jean M, Choi SH & Mukasa S 

14:30 Mantle Metasomatism vs Host Magma Interaction: The Ongoing 

Controversy 

A95 Bonadiman C, Coltorti M, Beccaluva L & Siena F 

14:45 Volatile Systematics of the Canary Islands Hotspot 

A378 Hilton D, Day J, Hahm D & Carracedo J-C 

15:00 Slab Melt Metasomatism as Recorded in cpx and opx in Mantle 

Xenoliths from Cerro del Fraile (Argentina) 

A250 Faccini B, Coltorti M, Bonadiman C, Gregoire M & Siena F 

15:15 Mantle Heterogeneity from South Patagonia, Argentine: Evidence 

of Depletion and Metasomatism from Slab Derived and OIB-Like 

Fluid 

A174 Conceicao RV, Sumino H, Horihashi Y, Schilling M & Jalowitzki T 

15:30 Insights into Lithospheric Mantle beneath Patagonia 

A691 Ntaflos T, Bjerg E & Aliani P 

15:45 Record of Upper Mantle Evolution beneath Western Alaska as 

Preserved by Peridotite Xenoliths in the Bering Sea Volcanic 

Province 

A661 Mukasa S & Andronikov A 

16:00 Lithosphere Stabilization Ages beneath SW Greenland 

A1030 Wittig N, Webb M, Pearson DG, Dale CW, Ottley CJ, Luguet A 

& Jensen SM 

16:15 Petrogenesis of Archaean Sub-Lithospheric Mantle Preserved in 

the Otrøy Peridotite Massif, Norway 

A888 Spengler D, Davies G, Pearson G, Mason P, van Roermund H, 

Drury M, Vukmanović Z & Wiersma E 

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07c: Partitioning Among Melts, Metals, and Minerals in 

Planetary Systems 

Session chaired by Elizabeth Cottrell & Wim van Westrenen 

14:00 Invited: The Sometimes Ignoble Behavior of Noble Gases in 

Minerals 

A1010 Watson B, Cherniak D & Thomas J 

14:15 Alkali Activities in Silicate Melts 

A323 Grant K & Wood B 

14:30 Keynote: A Tale of Two Liquids: Kinetic Isotope Fractionation in 

Water and in Silicate Melts 

A794 Richter F 

15:00 Invited: Experimental Evidence for Silicon Isotope Fractionation 

between Silicate and Si in Fe Metal 

A848 Shahar A, Ziegler K, Young E, Ricolleau A, Schauble E & Fei Y 

15:15 Osmium Partitioning Behavior between Metal and Silicate Melt at 

High Pressure and Temperature: A New Experimental Approach 

A1063 Yokoyama T, Walker D & Walker R 

15:30 Ni/Co Chondritic Ratio in a Deep Magma-Ocean: Partitioning 

Experiments up to 60 GPa 

A104 Bouhifd MA & Jephcoat AP 

15:45 Distribution of Pt, Os, Ir during Liquid Metal Segregation Under 

Extremely Reducing Conditions 

A813 Rushmer T 

16:00 New Views About the Composition of Mercury’s Core and its 

Magnetic Field Origin 

A588 Malavergne V, Berthet S & Jones J 

16:15 Predicting Solid Metal – Molten Metal Element Partitioning Using 

Crystal Lattice Strain 

A899 Stewart AJ, van Westrenen W, Schmidt MW & Günther D 

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08g: Metasomatism in the Lower Crust and Upper 

Mantle, Fluids, Melts and Mass Transport 

Session chaired by Tom Chacko & Daniel Harlov 

14:00 Geochemistry of Websterites from the Aznares Volcano, 

Argentine Patagonia: Constraints on Mantle Metasomatism 

A760 Pressi L, Conceição R, Jalowitzki T & Gervasoni F 

14:15 Metasomatism of the UHP Svartberget Olivine-Websterite Body in 

the Western Gneiss Complex, Norway 

A989 Vrijmoed H, Austrheim H, John T & Podladtchikov Y 

14:30 Silica-Rich Melt Inclusions in Upper Mantle Peridotite: 

Implications for Subcontinental Lithospheric Evolution of Eastern 

China 

A253 Fan Q, Sui J, Li N & Sun Q 

14:45 Mantle Flux at Lower Crust / Upper Mantle Interface: A Carbon 

and Hydrogen Isotopes Study of Granulites 

A797 Rigaudier T, Gardien V, Lecuyer C, Simon L & Martineau F 

15:00 Localised Fluid-Induced, Solid State Dehydration in the Lower 

Crust: CO2-rich Fluids vs. Concentrated Brines 

A354 Harlov D, van den Kerkhof A & Johansson L 

15:15 Solubility of K-Feldspar, Muscovite and Quartz at 0.5-2.5 GPa, 

600-700°C with Implications for Mass Transport in the Crust 

A6 Aerts M, Hack AC, Thompson AB & Ulmer P 

15:30 Keynote: Geophysical Imaging of Fluid Distributions in Active 

Orogens 

A967 Unsworth M 

15:45 Quantification of Dehydration and Mass Fluxes from Subducting 

Slabs 

A339 Hack AC & Thompson AB 

16:00 Fluids and the REE and O-Isotopes of Albitite, Jadeitite and 

Jadeite 

A885 Sorensen S, Sisson V & Harlow G 

16:15 Extraction of Grain and Phase Boundary Material Properties from 

Zoned Garnets 

A459 Keller LM 

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Genesis 

Session chaired by Peter Kelemen & Yoshihiko Tamura 

14:00 Aleutian Primitive Andesites: From the Mantle, but How? 

A458 Kelemen P 

14:15 Primitive Andesite Magmas as Restite-Melt Metatexitic Systems 

from Ascending Cold Diapirs 

A142 Castro A, Gerya T, Moreno-Ventas I, Fernández C 

& García Casco A 

14:30 Composition of Low-Degree Hydrous Melts of Fertile Spinel- or 

Garnet-Bearing Lherzolite 

A617 Medard E & Schmidt M 

14:45 Role of Garnet and Amphibole Fractionation in the Genesis of 

High Mg# Granitoids 

A665 Müntener O, Ulmer P & Alonso Perez R 

15:00 Augustine Volcano: Mg, Cr, & Ni- Rich, LILE, REE, & HFSE- 

Poor 

A692 Nye C, Coombs M, Larsen J, Izbekov P, Tilman M & Cameron C 

15:15 Adakite-Like Magmas and Cu-Au Porphyry Deposits Derived 

from an Inherited Subduction Component, Apuseni Mountains, 

Romania 

A354 Harris C, Pettke T, Kleine T, Heinrich C, Rosu E & Woodland S 

15:30 Late Triassic Rhyolites and high-Mg Andesites in the Northern 

Hohxil Area, Songpan-Ganzi Terrane 

A999 Wang Q, Wyman D & Zhao Z 

15:45 Subducted Oceanic Crust Melt Contributions to the Mexican 

Volcanic Belt and Other Young Hot Slab Arcs 

A129 Cai YM, Goldstein S, Straub S, Gómez-Tuena A, Langmuir C, 

Capra L, LaGatta A & Martin-Del Pozzo A-L 

16:00 Origin and Evolution of Adakites and High Mg# Andesites in the 

East Philippine Arc 

A582 Macpherson C 

16:15 Primary Andesite Melts; New Insight from NW Rota-1 Volcano 

A929 Tamura Y, Shaw A, Ishizuka O, Shukuno H & Kawabata H 

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12d: Sedimentary Basins: Fluids, Energy and Metallic 

Resources 

Session chaired by Simon George & Kurt Kyser 

14:00 Variations in 238 U/ 235 U Ratios in Natural Uranium Ore Minerals 

from Sedimentary Basins 

A508 Kyser K, Chipley D, Vuletich A & Alexandre P 

14:15 Tracing Natural Gas Migration Using Boron and Lithium Isotopes 

A1023 Williams L, Elliott C & Hervig R 

14:30 The Genesis of the Gayna River Carbonate-Hosted Zn-Pb Deposit, 

Northwest Territories 

A992 Wallace SRB, Gleeson SA & Sharp RJ 

14:45 In situ U-Pb Dating of Diagenetic Apatite and Xenotime: 

Paleofluid Flow History within the Thelon, Athabasca and Hornby 

Bay Basins 

A203 Davis W, Rainbird R, Gall Q & Jefferson C 

15:00 Deep Circulation and Upward Migration of Brines in the St. 

Lawrence Lowlands (Qc, Canada) Traced by Noble Gases 

A69 Béland Otis C, Pinti DL, Tremblay A, Castro MC & Hall CM 

15:15 Keynote: Source of Heavy Oils and Tars in the Athabasca Oil 

Sands Based on Geochemistry and 4-D Basin Modeling 

A538 Lewan M, Higley-Feldman D, Roberts L & Henry M 

15:45 Distribution and Source Rock Potential Assessment of Paleozoic 

Source Rocks of Punjab Platform, Middle Indus Basin, Pakistan 

A13 Alam S & Ahmad W 

16:00 Fluid Inclusion and Trace Element of the Hong-Che Fault Calcite 

Cement, the Northwestern Junggar Basin 

A135 Cao J, Xie L, Wang X & Hu W 

16:15 Fluid Inclusions Provide Evidence for Early Oil Composition Prior 

to Gas Condensate Migration into Reservoirs 

A303 George S, Volk H, Lisk M, Brincat M & Eadington P 

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Tuesday 15th July PM Room W1 


in the Oceans 

Session chaired by Roger Francois & Catherine Jeandel 

14:00 Medal: Free Ion Controls on Zn and Cd Uptake by Coastal 

Plankton: A Field Test of the Free Ion Hypothesis 

A917 Sunda WG, Donat JR & Huntman SA 

14:30 A Simple Vertical Model of Marine Zn and Cd Isotope Cycling 

A434 John S, Boyle E & Adkins J 

14:45 Ferromanganese Crusts as Archives of Deep-Water Cd Isotope 

Compositions 

A392 Horner TJ, Schönbächler M, Rehkämper M, Williams H, 

Nielsen SG, Halliday AN & Hein JR 

15:00 The Stable Si Isotope Composition of Eastern Atlantic Ocean 

Seawater 

A213 de Souza G, Reynolds B, Rickli J, Frank M & Bourdon B 

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15e: Quantifying the Chemical Exchange between the 

Oceanic Lithosphere and Oceans 

Session chaired by Laurence Coogan & Kathy Gillis 

15:15 Invited: A Reactive Hydrothermal Flow Model for the Endeavour 

Segment of the Juan de Fuca Ridge 

A298 Garven G, Tivey MK, Schardt C & Lowell RP 

15:30 P-T Conditions in the Reaction Zone of Basaltic-Hosted Mid- 

Ocean Ridge Hydrothermal Systems: Inferences from Vent Fluid 

Si and Cl Concentrations 

A277 Fontaine FJ, Foustoukos DI, Wilcock WSD & Butterfield DA 

15:45 Lithium Isotopes Provide New Insights into Oceanic Hydrothermal 

Systems 

A111 Brant C, Coogan L & Gillis K 

16:00 Keynote: Ocean Crust Alteration: Timing, Fluxes, and Microbial 

Controls 

A892 Staudigel H 

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Session chaired by Heather Buss & Vala Ragnarsdottir 

14:00 Water and Solute Mass Balance of Five Small, Relatively 

Undisturbed Watersheds in the U.S 

A739 Peters N 

14:15 Transformations Across the Bedrock/Saprolite – Regolith 

Boundary 

A798 Riggins S, Anderson S & Blum A 

14:30 Biospheric Coupling of Terrestrial Water and Carbon Fluxes: 

Implications for the Climate System 

A980 Veizer J & Ferguson PR 

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A21 Amundson R, Ewing S, Lewis C, Caffee M & Nishiizumi K 

15:00 Chemical Interactions in Rainfall/Shallow Soil Pore Water in 

Coastal Watersheds 

A1017 White A, Bullen T, Vivit D & Schulz M 

15:15 Weathering and Transport of Cr and Ni in Northern California 

Soils 

A653 Morrison J, Goldhaber M, Lee L, Holloway J & Richard W 

15:30 Reactive Soil Components and Pedogenesis of Highly Productive 

Coastal Podzols 

A323 Grand S & Lavkulich L 

15:45 Development of Micro-Porosity in Granite and Shale: 

Characterizing Mineral Weathering Fronts by Neutron Scattering 

Studies 

A432 Jin L, Rother G, Cole D & Brantley S 

16:00 Quantifying Aeolian Additions to Shale Hills Soils Through 

Analysis of Surface Manganese Enrichment 

A372 Herndon E, Jin L, Olsen A, Fantle M & Brantley S 

16:15 Decoupling of Plant-Driven Weathering from Leaching in the 

Critical Zone 

A458 Keller CK & Balogh-Brunstad Z 

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Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface: 

Structures of Nanostructured Minerals and Minerals 

with Incorporation of Dopants 

Session chaired by John Bargar & Jonathan Sharp 

14:00 Invited: Size-Driven Structural and Thermodynamic Complexity 

in Iron Oxides 

A673 Navrotsky A, Mazeina L & Majzlan J 

14:15 Excess Interfacial Force Induced by Oxide Nanostructures on 

Rhodochrosite 

A667 Na C & Martin S 

14:30 Invited: Life at the Interface; Mechanisms and Impact of 

Microbial Redox Transformations of Metals and Radionuclides 

A565 Lloyd J 

14:45 Nano-Scale Structure and Stability of Biogenic Uranium(IV) 

Oxide 

A966 Ulrich K-U, Schofield E, Bargar J, Sharp J, Veeramani H, 

Bernier-Latmani R, Singh A & Giammar D 

15:00 Invited: Evaluating the Structure of Poorly Crystalline Iron 

Oxyhydroxides 

A625 Michel FM, Cismasu C, Parise JB & Brown, Jr. GE 

15:15 Reaction of Aqueous U(VI) with Nano-Crystalline Magnetite 

A408 Ilton E, Boily J-F & Bargar J 

15:30 Electron-Transfer Rates in Magnetite Surfaces: Implications for 

Uranium Reduction 

A874 Skomurski F, Kerisit S & Rosso K 

15:45 Effects of Nanoparticle Aggregation on Metal Sorption, 

Desorption, and Speciation 

A470 Kim C, Dale J, Stegemeier J, Lentini C, Reinsch B & Gilbert B 

16:00 The Formation and Oxidation of Green Rust: Mechanisms, 

Kinetics and Trace Element Speciation 

A445 Kakonyi G, Shaw S, Ahmed I & Benning LG 

16:15 (Physico)Chemical Controls on Rates of Reductive Dissolution 

A858 Shi Z & Stone A 

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Session chaired by Andy Dale, Parisa Jourabchi, Ulrich 

Mayer & Phillippe van Cappellen 

14:00 Invited: Modeling Biogeochemisty in an Early Ocean Analogue 

A453 Katsev S, Crowe SA, Haffner D, Mucci A, Sundby B & Fowle D 

14:15 Seasonal Controls of Methane Gas Solubility and Transport on 

Anaerobic Oxidation of Methane in Shallow Water Marine 

Sediments 

A640 Mogollón J, Dale A, L'Heureux I & Regnier P 

14:30 Indications for Convective Flow Induced by Focussed Fluid 

Venting at Bacterial Mats 

A340 Haeckel M & Wallmann K 

14:45 Invited: Simulating Transient Redox Zonation and its Impact on 

the Fate of Micropollutants during Managed Aquifer Recharge 

A764 Prommer H, Greskowiak J & Stuyfzand P 

15:00 Thermokinetic Simulation of Microbial Respiration and 

Dissolution Precipitation Reactions of Minerals 

A40 Azaroual M, Andre L & Parmentier M 

15:15 A Multi-Site Ion Exchange Model to Predict Contaminants 

Sorption in Sediments 

A62 Beaucaire C, Tertre E, Coreau N, Juery A & Legrand S 

15:30 Modeling the Interaction between Geochemical and Hydraulic 

Processes during Evaporation in Tailings 

A3 Acero P, Ayora C, Carrera J, Saaltink MW & Olivella S 

15:45 Modelling the Biogeochemical Cycle of Silicon in Soils: 

Application to a Temperate Forest Ecosystem 

A304 Gérard F, Mayer KU & Hodson M 

16:00 Using a Mechanistic Adsorption Model to Understand the 

Influence of Soil pH on the Environmental Availability of 

Phosphorus: Application to a Chromic Cambisol 

A214 Devau N, Gerard F, Le Cadre E, Roger L, Jaillard B 

& Hinsinger P 

16:15 Diffusion and Retention Experiment in Clay Formation: An 

International Field, Lab and Modelling Exercise 

A537 Leupin OX, Dewonck S, Savoye S, Wersin P, Van Loon LR, 

Gimmi T, Samper J, Soler JM, Eikenberg J & Bayens B 

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19h: The Early Evolution of Photosynthesis – From the 

Anoxic World to Oxygen-Rich Air 

Session chaired by Kurt Konhauser & Euan Nisbet 

14:00 Invited: Contrast Compositions of Minerals, Kerogens and Lipid- 

Biomarkers in 1.9 Ga Shallow- and Deep-Water Sedimentary 

Rocks of the Gunflint Formation, Canada 

A412 Ishida A, Kakegawa T & Oba M 

14:15 Keynote: Exploring for Photosynthesis in Deep Time and Space 

A212 Des Marais D 

14:30 Early Evolution of Photosynthetic Processes Before the Great 

Oxidation: A C and S Isotopes Perspective 

A324 Grassineau N & Nisbet E 

14:45 Invited: Quadruple Sulfur Isotope Analysis of ~2.9 Ga Pongola 

Supergroup 

A960 Tsuruoka S, Ueno Y, Komiya T, Yoshida N & Maruyama S 

15:00 Biological Controls on the Late Archaean Atmosphere 

A684 Nisbet E 

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19i: Novel Usage of Complimentary Techniques to 

Characterize Low-Temperature Biogeochemical 

Environments 

Session chaired by Sean Crowe & Lachlan MacLean 

15:15 Keynote: Defining Spatial and Temporal Variations in 

Biogeochemical Processes Governing Arsenic Mobility 

A262 Fendorf S, Kocar B, Tufano K, Masue Y, Polizzotto M, Pallud C 

& Benner S 

15:45 Invited: Environmental Voltammetry to Characterize Microbial 

Habitats 

A227 Druschel G, Emerson D & Macalady J 

16:00 Invited: Micron-Scale Mapping of Sulfur Cycling Across the 

Oxycline of a Cyanobacterial mat 

A268 Fike D, Gammon CL, Finke N, Hoehler T, Turk K & Orphan V 

16:15 Structural Characteristics of Synthetic Amorphous Calcium 

Carbonate 

A626 Michel FM, McDonald J, Feng J, Phillips B, Ehm L, Tarabrella C, 

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20a: Stable Isotopes in high-Temperature Geochemistry 

Session chaired by Olivier Rouxel & Thomas Zack 

14:00 Keynote: Combining Theory and Experiment to Calibrate Stable 

Isotope Fractionations 

A828 Schauble E, Hill P, Shahar A, Tonui E, Ziegler K, Young E 

& Manning C 

14:30 Temperature Gradient Driven Magma Differentiation and Isotopic 

Fractionation 

A573 Lundstrom C, Huang F & Glessner J 

14:45 Invited: Coupled Li and B Isotope Variations in Aegean-Western 

Anatolia Arc Lavas: Evidences for δ 7 Li Fractionation in Subducted 

Slabs 

A7 Agostini S, Ryan JG, Tonarini S & Innocenti F 

15:00 Lithium Isotope and Trace Element Whole Rock Signatures of 

Lithium-Cesium-Tantalum-Type Pegmatites 

A57 Barnes E, Weis D & Groat L 

15:15 Invited: Fractionation of Li and Fe Isotopes at Magmatic 

Temperatures 

A1016 Weyer S, Seitz M, Ghobadi M, Muenker C & Brey G 

15:30 The Role of Volatile Exsolution and Sub-Solidus Fluid/rock 

Interactions in Producing High 56 Fe/ 54 Fe Ratios in Siliceous 

Igneous Rocks 

A362 Heimann A, Beard B & Johnson C 

15:45 Cu Isotopic Anomalies Around Porphyry Cu Deposits 

A546 Li W, Jackson S & Pearson N 

16:00 δ 44/40 Ca Variability in Igneous Rocks 

A19 Amini M, Eisenhauer A, Holmden C, Boehm F, Hauff F 

& Jochum KP 

16:15 Mineral Water Concentration and H Isotope Evidence for 

Decompressional Dehydration during Exhumation of Deeply 

Subducted Continental Crust 

A156 Chen R-X, Zheng Y-F & Gong B 

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21c: General Geochemistry: Biogeochemistry 

14:00 Isotope Fingerprinting of the First Tertiary Land Mammal from 

Scandinavia 

A963 Tütken T & Mörs T 

14:15 Dimethyl Sulfide Production in a Saline Eutrophic Lake, Salton 

Sea, California 

A781 Reese B & Anderson M 

14:30 Determination of Differential Vital Effects for Some Neogene 

Calcareous Nannoplankton Taxa 

A371 Hermoso M, Minoletti F, Rickaby REM & Halloran P 

14:45 Copper Requirements and Uptake by Plankton in the sub-Arctic 

NE Pacific Ocean 

A846 Semeniuk D, Cullen J, Gagnon K, Ruth T & Maldonado M 

15:00 Controls on As Abundance in Soils and Sediments in Hawai`i 

A207 deGelleke L & De Carlo EH 

15:15 Bacteria, Fungi and Archaea on Silicate Minerals – A Case for 

Selective Colonization 

A404 Hutchens E, McDermott F & Clipson N 

15:30 Hierarchically Organized Aragonite Rods and Implication for 

Biomineralization 

A1099 Zhou G-T 

15:45 Iron in Sulfate Brines and Minerals: Roles in Amino Acid 

Preservation 

A435 Johnson A & Pratt L 

16:00 The Concentrations of REE in Agricultural Soils and its Use for 

Tracing the Geographic Origin of Vegetable Oils 

A618 Meisel T, Bandoniene D, Jöbstl D & Obersriebnig S 

16:15 Chemodynamic Study of Chlorinated Pesticide in Acidic and 

Alkaline Soils 

A772 Rafique U & Nasreen S 

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02b: Surface Geochemistry and Processes on Mars 

1 Precipitation of Subsurface Carbonates Under Acidic Surface 

Conditions on Mars: A Terrestrial Perspective 

A265 Fernández-Remolar D, Amils R, Prieto-Ballesteros O, Gómez- 

Ortíz D & Gómez F 

2 Mössbauer Spectroscopy Used for Iron-Oxide Determination in 

Banded Iron Formations: Implications for Analyses on the Martian 

Surface 

A296 Garonne C, Orberger B, Linares J, Wagner C, Wirth R 

& Hashizume K 

3 The Effects of Chemical Weathering on Bulk Chemistry Derived 

from TIR Spectral Models 

A774 Rampe E, Kraft M, Rogers AD & Sharp T 


03b: The Hadean and Eoarchean Crust-Mantle System 

4 Highly Depleted Mantle Sources of ~3.75 Ga Mafic Rocks in the 

Early Archean from Isua, SW-Greenland 

A384 Hoffmann JE, Münker C, Polat A, König S & Mezger K 

5 Low Heat Flow Inferred from >4 Ga Zircons Suggests Hadean 

Plate Boundary Interactions 

A389 Hopkins M & Harrison TM 

6 Re-Os Isotope and HSE Systematics of 3.5 Ga Barberton 

Komatiites 

A766 Puchtel I & Walker R 

03f: Hydrothermal Impact on the Early Precambrian 

Seawater Composition as Recorded by Banded Iron 

Formations, Black Shales, and Other Proxies 

7 Fluorine and Barium Remobilization in 2.4 Ga Low Grade 

Metamorphic Carbonate Rocks Associated with Dolomitic Banded 

Iron Formations in Quadrilátero Ferrífero, Brazil 

A196 da Mota Carvalho C, Rosiere CA & Orberger B 

8 Hydrothermal Activity and Stromatolite Formation in the Pre-2.95 

Ga Record of South Africa 

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9 Systematic REE Study of Archaean (>3.0Ga) Carbonaceous Black 

Cherts in the Pilbara Craton: Implications for the Origin and 

Depositional Environment of Black Chert Containing Putative 

Microfossils 

A912 Sugahara H, Sugitani K, Yamamoto K & Mimura K 

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04e: 4D Structure of the Continental Crust: Greenstones 

to Granulites 

10 The Origin and Tectonic Frame of the Dabieshan Orogenic Belt: 

Constraints from Geophysical Data 

A293 Gao E, Liu H & Liu L 

11 Rb-Sr Dating of Mylonites along Major Intra-Cratonic and Craton 

Margin Shear Systems of the Precambrian Dharwar Craton, 

Southern India and Tectonic Implications 

A499 Krishna KV, Bhaskar Rao YJ, Vijaya Kumar T & Choudhary AK 

12 In situ Geochemical and Sm-Nd Isotopic Fingerprinting of High-T 

Hydrothermal Alteration 

A613 McFarlane C 

13 Pseudosection and Thermobarometry Constraints on the P-T-T 

Evolution of Ribeira Belt, SE Brazil 

A664 Munhá J, Bento dos Santos T, Tassinari C & Fonseca P 

14 Timing and Duration of Metamorphism and Melting Recorded in 

Garnet: Fiordland, NZ 

A905 Stowell H, Tulloch A, Tinkham D & Gatewood M 

15 Evidence for Recycling of Crust and Mantle Lithosphere during a 

2.4 Ga Rifting Event 

A908 Stroud M, Mueller PA, Foster D, Kamenov G, Mogk D 

& Wooden J 

16 Paleoarchean Crustal Remnants in the Western North Qinling 

Orogenic Belt 

A916 Sun Y, Diwu C, Wang H, Dong Z, Zhang H & Chen L 

17 Whole-Rock Geochemistry and Sr-Nd Isotopic Evidences for 

Sources and Processes of Granulite Formation in Ribeira Belt, 

Brazil 

A936 Tassinari C, Bento dos Santos T, Munhá J & Fonseca P 

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05b: Deep Earth Heterogeneities: Melting, Phase 

Changes or Chemistry? 

18 D" Layer as a Result of the Earth Protocore Disintegration and as a 

Source of Primordial Noble Gases? 

A767 Pushkarev Y 

19 Lower Mantle Superdomes and Plumes 

A914 Sun D & Helmberger D 

20 W Isotopic Composition and Concentration of Oceanic Island 

Basalts 

A927 Takamasa A, Sahoo YV, Nakai S, Hanyu T, Kawabata H 

& Tatsumi Y 

21 Thermodynamic Phase Relations of the MgO-FeO-SiO2 System in 

the Lower Mantle 

A1031 Wolf AS, Asimow PD & Caracas R 

06b: How are Mantle Heterogeneities Created? 

22 Melts in Mantle Columns beneath Siberian Kimberlites 

A35 Ashchepkov I, Pokhilenko N, Vladykin N, Logvinova A, 

Nikolaeva I, Palessky S, Pokhilenko L & Rotman A 

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Ar- Ar Dating of Volcanic Rocks from Fernando de Noronha 

Hot Spot 

A119 Buikin AI, Korochantseva EV, Hopp J, Trieloff M & Kogarko LN 

24 Multi-Variate Analysis of Elemental Data from the Azores 

Archipelago and Great Meteor Seamounts 

A182 Costa R, Mirão J, Madureira P, Ribeiro L, Pimentel F, 

Lourenço N & Abreu M 

25 Constraining Deep Mantle Contributions to Canary Island Lavas 

A204 Day J, Walker R, Hilton D, Carracedo J-C & Hanski E 

26 Terceira Lavas Isotopic Signatures and Multi-Scale Mantle 

Heterogeneity at the Azores Archipelago 

A584 Madureira P, Mata J, Mattielli N & Queiroz G 

27 On the Origin of the EM-1 Component in Santiago Island (Cape 

Verde) 

A598 Martins S, Mata J, Munhá J & Mattielli N 

28 Rhenium-Osmium and Platinum Group Elements in Oceanic Crust 

– Oman and DSDP/ODP 504B 

A742 Peucker-Ehrenbrink B, Hanghoj K & Kelemen P 

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29 Hydrothermal Zircon from Proterozoic Carbonatite Massif 

A29 Antonov A, Belyatsky B, Savva E, Rodionov N & Sergeev S 

30 U-Pb Age, Hf-Isotope and Trace-Element Composition of Zircon 

Megacrysts from the Juina Kimberlites, Brazil 

A71 Belousova E, Kaminsky F & Griffin W 

31 Peridotite Xenoliths from Calatrava (Spain): Insights on the 

Genesis of Fe-Rich Mantle Domains 

A82 Bianchini G, Beccaluva L, Bonadiman C, Pearson G, Siena F 

& Wilson M 

32 The Lithospheric Mantle beneath the Hyblean Area – Insights 

from Mantle Xenoliths 

A82 Bianchini G, Sapienza GT & Yoshikawa M 

33 Apatite as a Petrogenetic Indicator for Lamprophyres and 

Carbonatites 

A469 Kietäväinen R, Woodard J, Eklund O, Hetherington CJ 

& Boettcher I 

34 Isotopic (Sr, Nd, Hf) Composition of Super-Large Metal Deposits 

from the Kola Penninsula Using in situ LA-MC-ICPMS 

A511 Lahaye Y, Kogarko LN & Brey G 

35 Differences in FTIR Spectra Measured in Olivines Derived from 

Depleted and Metasomatised Sections of the Earth’s Mantle 

A606 Matveev S & Stachel T 

36 Trace Element Geochemistry of Nyerereite and Gregoryite 

Phenocrysts from Oldoinyo Lengai Natrocarbonatite Lava 

A637 Mitchell R & Kamenetsky V 

37 Isotopic Evidence for a “Beheaded” Mantle Plume in the Western 

Mediterranean: A New Model for Italian Volcanism 

A713 Owen JP 

38 Autoliths as Samples of Kimberlite Magma 

A727 Patterson M, Francis D & McCandless T 

39 Contamination and Heterogeneity in the Mantle beneath the 

Alkaline Monteregian Province (Québec): Evidence from 

Geochemical and Nd-Sr Isotope Data 

A808 Roulleau E & Stevenson R 

40 Precise U-Th-Pb Geochronology of Carbonatites and Mantle 

Perturbations 

A811 Rukhlov A 

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41 Petrological and Geochemical Characteristics of the Hongcheon 

Carbonatite-Phoscorite, Korea 

A861 Shin D, Oh Y & Lee M 

42 Nature of the Subcontinental Mantle beneath Southern Tibet 

Revealed by Mantle Xenoliths Entrained by Ultrapotassic Rocks 

A1095 Zhao Z, Mo X, Niu Y, Zhu D, Sun C, Dong G & Zhou S 

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07b: Experiments on Volatiles in Melts and Minerals 

43 H2O Contents of Ca-Rich Plagioclase Phenocrysts from Arc 

Volcanic Front 

A345 Hamada M, Kawamoto T & Fujii T 

44 Phase Relationships of Carbonate-Bearing Harzburgite: 

Implications for Migration of Carbonate Melt and Diamond 

Formation in the Mantle 

A575 Luth R 

45 Cl-Rich Phlogopite-Celadonite Mica: Synthesis, X-Ray Study, and 

Petrological Implication 

A674 Nazzareni S, Safonov O, Comodi P & Bindi L 

46 Sound Velocity Measurements of Polycrystalline Clinohumite and 

Phase A at High Pressure 

A743 Phan H, Reusser E, Ulmer P & Burlini L 

07f: Diffraction and Absorption Spectroscopies at High 

Temperatures and Pressures 

47 Theoretical Modeling of the [O2 3- /M 3+ ] Defect Centers and their 

Precursors in Stishovite and Rutile 

A102 Botis S & Pan Y 

48 Kinetics and Mechanisms of Iron Redox Reactions in Silicate 

Glasses and Melts: A Xanes Study 

A170 Cochain B, Neuville D, De Ligny D, Cormier L, Roux J, Pinet O 

& Richet P 

49 A High Temperature Raman Spectroscopy Study of Glasses and 

Melts along the GeO2-SiO2 Join 

A366 Henderson GS, Neuville D, Cochain B & Cormier L 

50 Compressibility of Synthetic Glaucophane 

A426 Jenkins DM, Corona JC, Bassett WA, Mibe K & Wang Z 

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07g: Metamorphic and Transport Processes 

51 Experimentally Major and Trace Partitionning between Calcitic 

Melt and Calcite at 1000 Bars 

A234 Durand C & Baumgartner L 

52 Factors Affecting Porphyroblast Size along a Regional 

Metamorphic Field Gradient 

A380 Hirsch D 

53 CL Characterization of Plagioclase in Fault Rocks 

A456 Kayama M, Okabayashi K, Kawamoto K & Nishido H 

54 Thermodynamics of SiO2-H2O at the Second Critical End Point 

A679 Newton RC & Manning C 

55 Kinetics and Textural Development of Quartz Veins 

A703 Okamoto A & Tsuchiya N 

56 Spinodal Decomposition in Ternary Feldspar: Microstructure 

Evolution during Cooling 

A740 Petrishcheva E & Abart R 

57 Rheology of Serpentines, Seismicity and Mass Transfer in 

Subduction Zone 

A789 Reynard B, Hilairet N, Daniel I & Wang Y 

58 Chemical and Textural Records during Snowball Garnet Growth 

A800 Robyr M 

59 Textures of Progressive Garnet Growth Recorded in Ti-Rich 

Metagabbros from the Southern Tongbai Mountains, Central 

China 

A958 Tsai C-H, Zhou H, Iizuka Y & Beane RJ 

60 Solubility of Andradite in H2O-NaCl at 800°C, 1 GPa, and the 

Origin of Grandite in High-Grade Calc-Silicates 

A1040 Wykes J, Newton RC & Manning C 

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08b: Saline Fluids in Mineralization and Metamorphism 

61 Inclusion Fluid Chemistry of Sparry Magnesite Mineralizations in 

the Eastern Alps 

A763 Prochaska W & Henjes-Kunst F 

62 Origin of Diagenetic Fluids in the SE Mexican Oil Fields 

A957 Tritlla J, Levresse G, Banks D, Pironon J, Bourdet J & Carrillo- 

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08d: Properties of Geofluids: Linking Experiment, 

Theory and Application 

63 The Khibiny Complex (NW Russia) – An Example of Mixed- 

Source Hydrocarbons in Plutonic Rocks 

A67 Beeskow-Strauch B, Treloar PJ, Rankin AH, Vennemann TW 

& Spangenberg JE 

64 XAS Studies of the Geometric Transitions of Co(II) Species in 

Chloride Brines from 25°C to 150°C 

A98 Borg S, Liu W, Testemale D & Brugger J 

65 Hydrocarbon-Bearing Spilitized Gabbro Xenoliths from Sicily: 

Evidence for a Fossil Abyssal-Type Hydrothermal System 

A164 Ciliberto E, Crisafulli C, Manuella FC, Samperi F, Scirè S, 

Scribano V, Viccaro M & Viscuso E 

66 The Influence of Phase Separation on the Flow Patterns of Mid- 

Ocean Ridge Hydrothermal Systems 

A184 Coumou D, Driesner T & Heinrich CA 

67 A New Precise Calibration of the Na/K Geothermometer Using a 

World Database of Geothermal Fluids and Geochemometric 

Techniques 

A215 Díaz-González L & Santoyo-Gutiérrez E 

68 Seafloor Hydrothermal Fluid Evolution: A Fluid Inclusion Study 

A650 Morgan S, McCaig A, Yardley B & Cann J 

69 PVTx Properties of H2O-NaCl Fluids from Acoustic 

Measurements in the Diamond Anvil Cell 

A822 Sanchez-Valle C & Driesner T 

08e: The Role of Fluids in Diamond Growth and 

Resorption 

70 Diamond Inclusions and Eclogites Thermobarometry, Siberia 

A567 Logvinova A & Ashchepkov I 

71 Diamond Origin and Genesis: A C and N Stable Isotope Study of 

Diamonds from a Single Eclogite Xenolith (Kaalvallei, South 

Africa) 

A720 Palot M, Cartigny P & Viljoen F 

72 Rapid Uplift of the Jwangeng Kimberlite, South Botswana: Caused 

by Mantle Metasomatism and Documented by OH-Diffusion 

Profiles in Garnet from Eclogitic Xenoliths (UNESCO IGCP 557) 

A882 Sommer H, Regenauer-Lieb K, Hauzenberger C & Gasharova B 


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10d: Links between Plutonic and Volcanic Systems 

73 U-Pb Zircon Geochronology and Ti-in-zircon Thermometry of 

Large-volume Low δ 18 O Magmas of the Miocene Yellowstone 

Hotspot 

A143 Cathey HE, Nash BP, Allen CM, Campbell IH, Valley JW 

& Kita N 

74 Ultramafic-Mafic Complex of the Pekulney Range (Chukotka, NE 

Russia): The Evaluation of the Initial Melt Composition 

A522 Ledneva G, Bazylev B, Ishiwatari A, Hayasaka Y & Sokolov S 

75 The Geologic Implication of the SHRIMP U-Pb Ages of Two 

Granites Near Abagong Iron Deposit, Altay, Xinjiang, NW China 

A556 Liu F, Mao J & Yang F 

76 Study on the Volcanic Lithofacies and Controls on Volcanic 

Reservoir Quality of Yingcheng Formation in Shengping Gas 

Field, Song-Liao Basin, China 

A574 Luo J & Lin T 

77 Aerogeophysical, Geological and Geochemical Investigation of the 

Late Archaean Granitoids in the Musoma-Mara Greenstone Belt, 

NE Tanzania 

A658 Mshiu E, Maboko MAH & Marobhe I 

78 Thermal Evolution of Plutons in the Questa Caldera, NM 

A934 Tappa M, Zimmerer M & Coleman D 

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10e: Mechanisms and Time Scales of Crustal 

Assimilation 

79 Generation of Porphyritic Rift Zone Basalts in Iceland – Evidence 

from the Thjorsa Lava 

A343 Halldorsson SA, Gronvold K, Oskarsson N, Sigurdsson G 

& Sverrisdottir G 

80 Petrogenesis of Dacites from the Southern Juan de Fuca Ridge 

A736 Perfit M, Schmitt AK, Ridley WI, Rubin K & Valley J 


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Behaviour of Chalcophile and Siderophile Elements in 

Magmatic Systems 

81 A Model of S Solubility in Basaltic Melts at 1 Atm 

A31 Ariskin A, Bychkov K, Danyushevsky L & Barmina G 

82 A Test of Sulfide Solubility Models Using Anhydrous 

Experimental Melts and Natural Tholeiitic Glasses 

A126 Bychkov K, Ariskin A, Barmina G & Danyushevsky L 

83 Difference between REE and W during Differentiation of their 

Host Granitoids and Hence Different Mineralization Types in the 

Nanling Region, South China 

A398 Hua R, Zhang W & Gu S 

84 Pyrite Re-Os Dating from the Xinqiao Cu-S-Fe-Au Deposit in 

Tongling Area, East China 

A1043 Xie JC & Yang XY 



Ore Deposits 

85 Native Antimony in Hydrothermal Gold Deposit, Western Junggar 

(Xinjiang, NW China) 

A21 An F 

86 Behaviour of Lanthanides in Sorption Process at the 

Thermodynamic Prospect 

A70 Belline J, Conceição R, Formoso M, Tertre E & Berger G 

87 REE and HFSE Geochemical Characteristics of Pyrites in Yao’an 

Gold Deposit in Western Yunnan, China: Tracing Ore Forming 

Fluid Signatures 

A81 Bi X, Hu R, Peng J, Li H & Hu X 

88 Iron and Trace Elements Cycling in Mineralized Paleolaterites 

from NW Tunisia 

A206 Decrée S, De Putter T, de Jong J, Marignac C & Yans J 

89 Tracing Ore Forming Fluids of Gold Deposits Hosted in Kangding 

Complex in Sichuan Province, China 

A210 Deng J, Gong Q, Wang Q, Yang L & Zhang Z 

90 Deposit Genesis of Ore-Forming System in the Tongchang Cu-Au 

Polymetallic Ore-Field, Shaanxi, China 

A347 Han R-S, Zou H-J & Hu Y-Z 

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91 Major Deposit Types and Origin of Yimen-Type Copper Deposits, 

Centre Yunnan, China 

A346 Han R-S, Zou H-J & Liu C-Q 

92 Tectono-Geochemical Characteristics at 1260 m Level in the 

Songliang Zn-Pb Deposit , Yunnan, China 

A540 Li B, Han R-S, Zou H-J & Wu P 

93 The Characteristics of Chloritized Granite Type Tin Deposit in the 

Furong Tin Deposit District in Hunan Province, China 

A570 Lu J, Chen W, Chu J, Wang R, Zeng Q & Zhao L 

94 Re-Os Dating from Dongou Molybdenum Ore Deposit in East 

Qinling Orogenic Belt, North China 

A571 Lu XX, Yang XY, Du XW & Li ML 

95 Trace Element Characteristics of Hydrothermal Titanite from Iron- 

Oxide-Cu-Au (IOCG) Mineralization 

A609 Mazdab F, Johnson D & Barton M 

96 Hydrogeochemical Prospecting Studies for Identifying PGE 

Mineralization in Sittampundi Anorthosite Complex, Southern 

India 

A641 Mohd ZB & Vysetti B 

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97 Ar/ Ar Geochronology and Pb Isotopic Evidence for the Role of 

Ridge Subduction in Generating Orogenic Gold Mineralization in 

the Otago Schist Belt, New Zealand 

A655 Mortensen JK, Craw D, MacKenzie DJ, Ullrich T & Gabites JE 

98 Rare Earth Elements Geochemistry of Iron Mineralization of 

Sarikaya (Yozgat, Turkey) 

A703 Oksuz N & Koc S 

99 Hydrothermal Zircons: A Tool for Ion Microprobe U–Pb Dating of 

Ore Mineralization in Polyphase Deposits 

A733 Pelleter E, Cheilletz A, Gasquet D, Mouttaqi A, Annich M 

& Deloule E 

100 Influence of Hydrothermal Fluids on PGE Mineralization in the 

River Valley Intrusion, Ontario, Canada 

A761 Price MM, Samson IM & Fryer BJ 

101 Mineralization Properties of Chah Sorb Deposit, Central Iran 

A778 Rasa I, Nezampour MH & Pourabdollahi A 

102 Nanoscale Mineralogy of Ag in Sulfides from Cu Deposits in 

Northern Chile: Implications for Ore Genesis, Exploration, and 

Metallurgical Recovery 

A783 Reich M, Chryssoulis S & Palacios C 

103 Extreme Sulfur Isotope Variation in the Dry Creek Massive 

Sulfide Deposit, East-Central Alaska 

A876 Slack J, Ridley I, Dusel-Bacon C & Fayek M 

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104 PGE Mineralisation in Mafic-Ultramafics Around Bababudan- 

Nallur Lineament, Western Dharwar Craton, Karnataka, India 

A918 Sunder Raju PV & Merkle R 

105 Study on the Metallogenetic Epoch and Mechanism of the Jinwozi 

Gold Deposit, Xinjiang, Northwest China 

A1000 Wang QL, Liu XY & Han D 

106 The Discovery of Fluorocarbonate Mineral in the Quyang Bauxite 

Deposit, Guangxi Province, China 

A999 Wang Q, Deng J, Zhang Q & Liu X 

107 3D Geochemical Anomalous Model in the Liuju Sandstone-Type 

Copper Deposit, Yunnan, China 

A1039 Wu P & Han R-S 

108 The Origin and Sulphur Characteristics of Early Cambrian Barite 

Deposits in East Guizhou, China 

A1041 Xia F, Pan J-Y, Xia F, Ma D-S, Guo F-S & Sun Z-X 

109 Crystal-Chemical Constraints on Sn-Accumulation Capability of 

Titanite from Qitianling Granite, Hunan Province, China 

A1043 Xie L, Wang R & Wang D 

110 Preliminary Investigation on the Economic Mineralization in 

Listwaenites from Sahl Abad Area, Southeast Birjand, East of Iran 

A1048 Yaghubpur A & Abedi A 

111 Superimposed Processes of Gold and Silver Mineralization in the 

Dayingezhuang Gold Deposit, Jiaodong Gold Province, China: 

Constraint of Ore-Forming Fluid Geochemistry 

A1056 Yang L, Deng J, Zhang J, Guo C, Jiang S, Gao B, Gong Q 

& Wang Q 

112 Metallogenic Controlling Factors for Metamorphic-Sedimentary 

Mn-Deposits in Hougou-Dapingshan Area, South Qinling 

Orogenic Belt 

A1059 Yang Z, Yang X, Li Z, Qiao G, Huang H & Song Z 

113 Experimental Investigation of the Hydrothermal Geochemistry of 

Gold Deposition Associated with Aluminosilicate: The Formation 

Process of Epithermal Gold Deposits 

A1063 Yonezu K, Yokoyama T, Imai A & Watanabe K 

114 Genesis of the Native Copper Mineralisation in Eastern Tianshan 

A1066 Yuan F, Zhou TF, Zhang DY & Fan Y 

115 Sulfur Isotope Constraint on the Chipu Zn-Pb Deposit 

A1077 Zhang C, Li L, Yu J & Li Z 

116 Geochemistry and Tectonic Setting of Basalts in Shilipo Native 

Copper Mineralized Area, Eastern Tianshan 

A1080 Zhang DY, Zhou TF, Yuan F & Fan Y 

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117 Timing of Jinchang Porphyry Gold Deposit, Eastern Heilongjiang 

Province, Northeast China 

A1082 Zhang H, Li S & Li Z 

118 Isotope Geochemistry of the Weishancheng Stratabound Au-Ag 

Ore Belt, Tongbai County, China 

A1083 Zhang J & Chen Y-J 

119 Geochemical Characteristics of Longqiao Iron Deposit, Anhui, 

China 

A1085 Zhang L, Zhou T, Yuan F, Fan Y & Duan C 

120 LA-ICP-MS Single Particle Zircon U-Pb Dating and 

Metallogenetic Tectonic Setting of Jingduicheng Large-Scale 

Porphyritic Molybdenum Deposit in East Qinling, P.R. China 

A1102 Zhu L, Zhang G, Guo B & Lee B 

121 Geochemical and Mineralogical Pattern Recognition and Modeling 

with a Bayesian Approach to Migmatitic–Hydrothermal Tin 

Deposits 

A1105 Ziaii M, Abedi A & Ziaei M 

122 The Application of Concentration Gradient of Zonality Coefficient 

for Indicator Elements as a Criterion in Mining Geochemistry 

A1105 Ziaii M 

13a: Sedimentary Constraints on Composition and 

Evolution of the Continents, Continental 

Reconstructions and Basin Evolution 

123 Geochemistry of the Baixo Alentejo Flysch Group, South 

Portuguese Zone: Implications for Provenance and 

Palaeoweathering 

A264 Fernandes P, Jorge R, Pereira Z & Tomás Oliveira J 

124 Provenance of Late Pleistocene Megaflood and Late Ordovician 

Cordilleran Passive Margin Sedimentary Deposits by LA-ICPMS 

Detrital Zircon Analysis 

A300 Gaylord D, Pope M, Anfinson O, Cabbage P, Baar E & Vervoort J 

125 Trace Element and Nd Isotopic Compositions of the 

Neoproterozoic Clastic Sedimentary Rocks of the Ikorongo Group, 

NE Tanzania: Implications for Provenance, Palaeoweathering, 

Mineral Sorting and Post-Depositional Processes 

A451 Kasanzu C, Maboko MAH & Manya S 

126 REE Distribution in the Mesoproterozoic Uranium-Bearing 

Sandstones from the Karku Deposit (NW Russia) 

A504 Kuptsova A 

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127 Detrital Provenance Analysis of the River Sediments of Taiwan 

A514 Lan C-Y, Usuki T, Tseng C-Y & Chung S-L 

128 Bio-Facies and Organic Geochemical Features of the Jurassic 

Organic-Rich Mudstone Source Rocks in the Northern Qaidam 

Basin, NW China 

A564 Liu Y-T, Hu K, Cao J, Yang S-Y & Bian L-Z 

129 Tracing Magmatic Sources of Ash Beds in the Late Permian to 

Middle Triassic Nanpanjiang Basin (South China): Insights from 

Hf Isotopes on Zircons from Volcanic Ash Beds 

A713 Ovtcharova M, Bucher H, Galfetti T, Schaltegger U, Brayard A, 

Goudemand N & Stracke A 

130 Ar-Ar Ages of Glacially Transported Hornblende, Wilkes Land, 

Antarctica 

A747 Pierce E, Williams T, van de Flierdt T, Hemming S, Goldstein S 

& Brachfeld S 

131 Provenance of Early Paleozoic Siliciclastic Sandstones from NW 

Argentina – Results from an Ongoing Study on Detrital Zircons 

A813 Rüsing T, Augustsson C, Kooijman E, Berndt J & Zimmermann U 

132 Hornblende Ar-Ar and Zircon U-Pb Evidence for Provenance of 

Eastern Weddell Sea Glaciogenic Sediments, Antarctica 

A897 Steponaitis E, Gehrels G, Hemming S, Goldstein S, 

Van De Flierdt T & Brachfeld S 

133 Petrology, Geochemistry and Zircon U-Pb Geochronology of 

Turbidites from the Neoproterozoic Yanbian Group in the Yangtze 

Block, SW China: Implications for Provenance and Tectonic 

Setting 

A916 Sun W-H, Zhou M-F, Yan D-P, Li J-W & Ma Y 

134 Experimental Calibration of Zircon-Quartz Oxygen Isotope 

Fractionation 

A954 Trail D, Bindeman I & Watson EB 

135 From Back-Arc Basin to Back-Arc Foreland Basin: Evidences 

from Trace and Rare Earth Elements of the Early Ordovician and 

Early Silurian Sandstones of Jingtai, Eastern North Qilian,China 

A1053 Yang J, Du Y & Xu Y 

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13b: Geochemistry of Mineral Dust: A Record of 

Climate Change 

136 Holocene Records of Regional Dust Deposition Using Peat Bogs 

A535 Le Roux G, de Vleeschouwer F, Cheburkin A, Krachler M, 

Shotyk W, Mattielli N & Fagel N 

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137 Extraterrestrial 3 He and Constraints on Eolian Fluxes and 

Provenance in Sediments from the Shatsky Rise 

A591 Marcantonio F, Woodard S, Thomas D, McGee D & Winckler G 

138 Dust Emission from the Sahara-Sahel Region over the Past 150 

Years 

A661 Mukhopadhyay S & Bhattacharya A 

139 Chemistry and Mineralogy of Aeolian and Fluvial Supply in 

Shallow-Water Sediments off Senegal (NW Africa) 

A686 Nizou J, Hanebuth TJ, Bouimetarhan I, Vogt C, Stuut J-B 

& Zabel M 

140 Isotopic Interpretations for Abundant Carbonates in the Tertiary 

Red Clay of the Chinese Loess Plateau 

A775 Rao W, Tan H & Chen J 

141 Paleo-Atmospheric Circulation Inferences from Geochemistry and 

Sedimentology of Paleozoic Loess: Examples from Western 

Pangaea 

A884 Soreghan M, Soreghan G, Hamilton M & Gehrels G 


142 Influence of Ionic Strength, pH, and Cation Valence on 

Aggregation Kinetics of TiO2 Nanoparticles 

A283 French RA, Jacobson AR, Kim B, Isley SL, Penn RL & Baveye PC 

143 Transport and Filtration of Carbon Nanotubes in Porous Media 

A422 Jaisi D, Saleh N, Blake R & Elimelech M 

144 Molecular Dynamics Simulation of the Water Structure in Nano- 

Pores between Kaolinite (001) Surfaces 

A571 Lu X 

145 Significance of Particle Size Distributions for Size-Dependent 

Hematite Nanomineral Reactivity 

A583 Madden A & Hochella M 

146 Speciation of Aluminum in Silicic Acid Solution 

A819 Saito T, Nishida I, Utsunomiya S, Okaue Y & Yokoyama T 

147 Nanogold and its Bearing on “Invisible Gold” in Sulfides 

A964 Udubasa SS, Petrescu L, Constantinescu S, Popescu-Pogrion N 

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148 Factors Influencing δ 13 C of Suspended and Sinking Organic Matter 

in the Coastal Antarctic Sea Ice Environment 

A140 Carson D & Raja G 

149 Particulate Barium Transformations and Fluxes in the Continental 

Shelf, Antarctic Sea Ice Environment 

A140 Carson D & Raja G 

150 (Zn/Si) Opal as a Paleoproxy: Insight into Southern Ocean 

Processes 

A367 Hendry K & Rickaby REM 

151 Determining the Nitrogen Isotopic Composition of Geoporphyrins 

by the Denitrifier Method 

A376 Higgins M, Robinson R, Casciotti K & Pearson A 

152 Glacial-Interglacial Oceanographic Variations over the Past 

340,000 Years at the Mid-Latitude of Southwest Pacific Based on 

a Multi-Proxy Approach 

A382 Ho S-L, Nuita M, Yamamoto M, Minagawa M, Sagawa T, 

Horikawa K, Murayama M & Kato Y 

153 TEX86 and BIT Index Measurements in the Water Column and 

Sediments of a Productive Coastal Fjord 

A401 Huguet C & Ingalls AE 

154 Variability of Summer Coastal Upwelling at the Northern South 

China Sea for Nearly 100 Years 

A562 Liu Y, Peng Z, Wei G, Sun R, He J & Liu G 

155 Coral Li/Ca in Micro-Structural Domains as a Temperature Proxy 

A645 Montagna P, Lopez Correa M, Ruggeberg A, McCulloch M, 

Rodolfo-Metalpa R, Dullo W-C, Ferrier-Pagès C, Freiwald A, 

Henderson GM & Mazzoli C 

156 A Multi-Proxy Approach to Look at the Paleoclimatic Variability 

in the Upwelling Zone of NW Africa 

A712 Ott C, Steinke S, Rendle-Buehring R, Meggers H, Boeckel B, 

Baumann K-H & Donner B 

157 The Effects of Paleoclimatic Change on Sediment Fluxes in the 

Vicinity of the Gao-Ping Submarine Canyon, Taiwan 

A787 Rendle-Buehring R, Steinke S, Liu J & Lin H-L 

158 The “Real Effect” for Thermo-Equilibrium Ca Isotope 

Fractionation with Temperature Variation 

A855 Shen J-S 

159 Development of Microanalytical Reference Material (MACS-3) 

for LA-ICP-MS Analysis of Carbonate Samples 

A1025 Wilson S, Koenig A & Orklid R 

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160 Lipid Biomarker Reconstruction of Phytoplankton Productivity in 

the Northern Okinawa Trough during the Last 92 kyr 

A1044 Xing L, Zhao M, Zhang H, Liu Y & Shi X 

161 Palaeoclimate Variation during Pleistocene and Holocene in the 

Northern Jiangsu Plain, East China: Geochemical and Isotopic 

Proxies from the Baoying Borehole 

A1054 Yang J-H & Wang Y 

16b: Coupling between Chemical Weathering and 

Physical Erosion 

162 The Holocene Geochemical Fingerprint of Outer Alps Denudation 

A33 Arnaud F, Revillon S, Revel-Rolland M & Debret M 

163 Comparison of Soils and Stream Sediments Geochemical Data 

from the Santiago Island – Cape Verde 

A126 Cabral Pinto M, Hernandez R, Ferreira Silva E 

& Vinha Silva MM 

164 Rate of Spheroidal Weathering Determined by U-Series Nuclides 

(Rio Icacos Basin, Puerto Rico) 

A145 Chabaux F, Blaes E, Pelt E, Dosseto A, Buss H, White A 

& Brantley S 

165 Chemical Weathering Rates in the Changjiang Basin 

A158 Chetelat B, Liu C-Q, Zhao ZQ, Wang QL, Li SL, Li J & Wang BL 

166 Geomorphic Evolution of Poljes: Implications for Human 

Settlement 

A251 Fadem C, Smith J, Moore A & Menđušić M 

167 The Distribution of Mercury in 6 Meters of Soil Developed over 

Diabase, in São Paulo, Brazil 

A270 Fiorentino J, Enzweiler J, Cotta A & Telmer K 

168 Erosion Rates on Different Timescales in River Catchments of 

Low Mountain Ranges 

A623 Meyer H, Hetzel R & Strauss H 

169 Linking Erosion Rates and Climatic Variations in the Gulf of 

Lions, France: A Geochemical Approach 

A789 Revillon S, Berne S, Bayon G, Dennielou B & Hemond C 

170 Chemical Weathering of Carbonates and Silicates in the Han River 

Basin, South Korea 

A816 Ryu J-S, Lee K-S, Chang H-W & Shin HS 

171 Geochemical Behavior of Rare Earth Elements during Chemical 

and Physical Weathering of Granitic Rocks, Southwestern Japan 

A859 Shikazono N, Igarashi C & Yokomizo K 

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172 Sr-Nd-Pb Isotopic Systematics and the Sediment Source-To-Sink 

Pattern of the Changjiang (Yangtze) River 

A1057 Yang S, Jiang S, Xia X & Sun M 

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16d: Biogeochemistry of Weathering in Glacial 

Environments: Local, Regional, Global and 

Extraterrestrial Consequences 

173 Iron Speciation and High Solubility in Alaskan Glacial Dust 

A840 Schroth A, Crusius J, Sholkovitz E & Bostick B 

174 Chemistry of an Antarctic Subglacial Environment – The Role of 

Subglacial Geochemical Processes in Global Biogeochemical 

Cycles and Quantifying Subglacial Hydrological Processes 

A987 Vogel SW, Tulaczyk S & Lanoil B 

175 Mineralogical-Geochemical Peculiarities of Sulfur-Phosphate 

Acidic Weathering in Arctic Conditions 

A1068 Yushkin N 

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16e: Cosmogenic Nuclide Constraints on Surface Process 

Rates and Styles 

176 Muon Produced Neon in Quartz at Large Depths: BeNe Project 

Progress Report 

A265 Fernández-Mosquera D, Marti K, Hahm D, Vidal-Romani JR, 

Braucher R & Bourles D 

177 Performance of the ETH Zurich in situ 14 C Extraction Line 

A379 Hippe K, Kober F, Baur H, Wacker L & Wieler R 

178 Comparison of Age Pairs Derived from Cosmogenic 21 Ne and 10 Be 

A485 Kober F, Ivy-Ochs S, Kubik PW & Wieler R 

179 Calculation of Cosmogenic Nuclide Production Rates in The Earth 

Atmosphere and in The Terrestrial Surface 

A600 Masarik J 

180 Where Precipitation Matters: 10 Be and 26 Al-Derived Hillslope 

Denudation Rates in the Atacama Desert, Chile 

A714 Owen JJ, Nishiizumi K, Amundson R, Dietrich W & Yoo K 

181 How Minimum are the Minimum Ages of Deglaciation Deduced 

from Surface Exposure Dating? Assessment Based on Data from 

the Pyrenees (Iberian Peninsula) 

A719 Pallàs R, Rodés A, Braucher R & Bourlès D 

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182 First Exposure Ages from Mt Chimborazo, Ecuador 

A799 Rinterknecht V, Hall M, Schnabel C & Wilcken K 

183 The Theoretical Basis for ACE, an Age Calculation Engine for 

Cosmogenic Nuclides 

A1108 Zweck C & Zreda M 


17c: Global Climatic Transitions and Abrupt Events: 

Signatures and Mechamisms 

184 Possible Extended Hyper Aridity during the Late Pleistocene in the 

SW USA from Speleothem Data 

A35 Asmerom Y, Polyak V & Burns S 

185 Carbon, Oxygen and Nitrogen Isotope Record Across the T/J 

Boundary, Doniford Section, Somerset, England 

A63 Beaumont V, Paris G, Clémence M-E, Bartolini A & Page K 

186 Silicon Isotope Composition of Diatoms as a Paleoenvironmental 

Proxy in Lake Huguangyan, South China 

A155 Chen J, Li J, Tian S & Wan G 

187 Causal or Casual Link between the Rise of Nannoplankton 

Calcification and an Abrupt Tectonically-Driven Atmospheric CO2 

Decline in the Late Triassic? 

A315 Godderis Y, Donnadieu Y, De Vargas C, Pierrehumbert R, 

Dromart G & van de Schootbrugge B 

188 Constraints on the Ordovician-Silurian Boundary from SHRIMP 

U-Pb Zircon Ages of a Potassic Bentonite 

A398 Hu Y, Sun W & Zhou J 

189 Glacial-Interglacial Cycles of the Atmospheric pCO2: Effects of 

Physical Change in the Ocean 

A505 Kurahashi-Nakamura T, Abe-Ouchi A & Yamanaka Y 

190 Cyclicity Instead of Linearity: The C3/C4 Transition Archived in 

Neogene Calcisols 

A535 Lepetit P & Viereck-Goette L 

191 Mid-Holocene East Asian Winter Monsoon Evolution: Evidence 

from the Mud Wedge Record in the East China Sea Inner Shelf 

A539 Li A & Xu F 

192 C-Isotope Variability in the Delhi Supergroup, NW India: 

Implications for Meso-Neoproterozoic Transition 

A586 Maheshwari A, Sial AN & Ferreira VP 

193 Productivity and Sediment Supply from the E-O Boundary in 

Tanzania 

A693 O'Halloran A, Nicholas CJ & Goodhue R 

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194 Resolving the Opal Paradox in the Glacial Eastern Equatorial 

Pacific: Implications for the Biological Pump of Carbon 

A746 Pichevin L, Reynolds B, Ganeshram R & Cacho I 

195 Perturbing Phytoplankton: A Polar View on Anthropogenic 

Change 

A795 Rickaby R, Hendry K, Young J & Halloran P 

196 In situ Conodont Thermometry: Did Cooler Oceans Trigger the 

Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event? 

A957 Trotter J, Williams I, Barnes C, Lecuyer C & Nicoll R 

197 Paleoclimate Inferences from the Stable Isotope Composition of 

Paleosols in the Hensel Formation, Texas, USA 

A1018 White L, Paul D & Birnbaum S 

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17d: Climate Mechanisms from Quaternary Chronology 

198 Climate Variability in the Mojave Desert over the Past 43 ka 

A501 Kulongoski J, Belitz K, Hilton D & Izbicki J 

199 δ 13 C Values of Carbon Forms in Vertical Sphagnum Peat Profiles 

in Different Climatic Zones 

A690 Novak M, Jackova I, Prechova E, Buzek F, Pacherova P 

& Erbanova L 

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200 Be Dating of Erratics at Hell Creek (Coast Mountains, BC, 

Canada) 

A710 Ortuño M, Evans S, Clague J, Pallàs R, Rodés Á, Cuman A, 

Braucher R & Bourlès D 

201 Cosmogenic Chlorine-36 Chronology for Pleistocene Shoreline 

Deposits in Panamint Valley, California 

A744 Phillips F, Marrero S, Roof S, Smith R & Jayko A 

202 Two High Resolution Snap Shots of Pleistocene Climate Change 

from U-Pb Dated South Africa Speleothems 

A746 Pickering R, Göktürk O, Kramers J, Steininger C, Fleitmann D 

& Badertscher S 

203 Climate during the Last Glacial Cycle in the Pyrenees Inferred 

from 10 Be Dating and Paleoglacier Modeling 

A801 Rodés Á, Plummer M, Pallàs R, Braucher R & Bourlès D 

204 Multiple Glacier Advances during the Transient Younger Dryas in 

the Swiss Alps 

A832 Schindelwig I, Lukas S, Akcar N & Schluechter C 

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18a: Application of Metal Stable Isotope Systems in 

Environmental Biogeochemistry 

205 Experiments Demonstrate that Uranium Isotopes Fractionate 

during Adsorption to Mn-Oxides 

A114 Brennecka G, Wasylenki L, Weyer S & Anbar A 

206 Multi-Isotopic (Zn, Cu) Approach for Anthropogenic 

Contamination of Suspended Sediments of the Seine River, France 

A155 Chen J-B, Gaillardet J & Louvat P 

207 Zinc Isotopes in Polluted Substrates 

A184 Couder E, Delvaux B, Maerschalk C & Mattielli N 

208 A Novel Technique for Species-Specific Hg Isotope Ratio 

Measurements Using Hg-Thiourea Complex Ion Chromatography 

A236 Dzurko M & Hintelmann H 

209 Iron Isotope Fractionation during Fe(II) Oxidation and 

Precipitation of Iron in Acid Mine Drainage (Carnoulès Mine, 

France) 

A238 Egal M, Casiot C & Elbaz-Poulichet F 

210 Mercury Isotopic Ratios of Soil and Sediment Samples Collected 

from Contaminated Areas in China 

A263 Feng X, Foucher D, Hintelmann H, Qiu G, Li G, Yan H & He T 

211 Fe Isotope Composition of Seston from Canadian Lakes: 

Implications for Fe Chemistry and Bioavailability 

A356 Hassan N, Molot L, Xie Q & Dillon P 

212 Calcium Isotope Variations at the Damma Glacier, Switzerland 

A378 Hindshaw R, Reynolds B, Bourdon B, Wiederhold J 

& Kretzschmar R 

213 Zn Isotopes as Tracers of Atmospheric Emissions from a Pb-Zn 

Smelter 

A605 Mattielli N, Flament P, Deboudt K, Petit JCJ, Perdrix E, Sivry Y 

& Weis D 

214 Does Iron Dissociation from Siderophores Lead to Iron Isotope 

Fractionation? 

A692 Nuester J, Liermann L, Wasylenki L, Anbar A & Brantley S 

215 Mass-Dependent Isotopic Fractionation of Sr in Geochemical 

Samples by MC-ICP-MS 

A701 Ohno T, Wakabayashi T & Hirata T 

216 Localisation and Extent of Zn Isotopic Fractionation in Higher 

Plants 

A745 Pichat S & Oger P 

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217 Tracing Zn Biogeochemical Cycle Using the δ 68/66 Zn of the 

Coccolithophore Emiliania huxleyi 

A752 Pisapia C, Pichat S & Oger P 

218 Stable Calcium Isotope Ratios (δ 44/42 Ca) in Bones and Teeth for 

the Detection of Dairying by Ancient Humans 

A790 Reynard L, Hedges R & Henderson G 

219 Selenium Isotopes: A New Oceanic Paleoredox Proxy? 

A863 Shore A, Jenkin G & Johnson T 

220 Variation of Hg Isotope Ratios between Cinnabar and its Resulting 

Calcines by Multicollector ICP-MS with Standard Sample Bracket 

Correction 

A898 Stetson SJ, Gray J, Ridley WI, Wanty RB, Pribil M, Wolf RE 

& Macalady D 

221 Selenium Isotope Variations in Weathering Zones of Se-Rich 

Carbonaceous Rocks at Yutangba, China 

A1102 Zhu J, Johnson TM & Clark SK 

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222 Unraveling the Formation and Oxidation of Iron-Monosulfides in 

Acid Sulfate Soil Landscapes 

A122 Burton E, Bush R & Sullivan L 

223 Changes to Metal Availability Following the Oxidation of Acid 

Sulfate Soil Materials 

A165 Claff S, Sullivan L & Burton E 

224 The Effect of Tidal Movements on Sulfur Cycling in Mangrove 

Sediments Using Stable Isotopes 

A585 Maher C, Sullivan L & Burton E 

225 Study on Sulfur Isotopes in Rain Water in Nanchang, China 

A721 Pan J, Le C, Chen Y & Yan Z 

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18g: The Environmental and Human Health Impacts 

and Geochemistry of Atmospheric Particulate Matter 

226 Chemical Modification of Asian Dust during Long-Range 

Transport 

A159 Choël M, Hwang H & Ro C-U 

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227 Heterogeneous Aging of Asian Dust Storm Particles Transported 

from China to Korea 

A159 Choël M, Park Y, Hwang H, Kim H, Liu X, Dong S & Ro C-U 

228 Elemental Composition of PM2.5 Aerosols in India 

A421 Jain V & Kumar A 

229 Uranium Isotope Ratios in Atmospheric Deposits in Japan 

A469 Kikawada Y, Oda K, Nomura M, Honda T, Oi T & Hirose K 

230 Heavy Metals and Pb Isotopic Composition of Aerosol in Xiamen, 

Western Taiwan Strait, P.R.China 

A523 Lee B & Zhu L 

231 Mineralogical and Geochemical Study of PM10 in Strasbourg 

A697 Oehler A, Gieré R, Stille P, Grobéty B & Dietze V 

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Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface 

232 Occurrence Forms of Antimony in the Huaibei Coals 

A557 Liu G & Qi C 

233 Sorption Characteristics of Oxyanions during and after Allophane 

Precipitation 

A707 Opiso E, Sato T & Yoneda T 

234 Biogeochemical Redox Reactions Controlling Technetium-99 

Solubility 

A754 Plymale A, Kennedy D, Jaisi D, Dong H, Heald S, Dohnalkova A, 

Marshall M, Zachara J, McKinley J & Fredrickson J 

235 Variability of Atmospheric Depositions on Moutainous Area 

A758 Pourcelot L, Renaud P & Leroux G 

236 Lithological and Flow Control of Metals in a Mountainous River 

Basin, NE Portugal 

A785 Reis A, Parker A & Alencoao A 

237 Inferences from a Corrosion Study of Iron Archeological Artefacts 

in Anoxic Soils 

A818 Saheb M, Neff D, Descostes M & Dillmann P 

238 Attenuation of Hg by Pyrite and Other Fe/Mn Sulfide Minerals 

A826 Savage K, Bower J, Weinman B & Barnett M 

239 Base Metal Pollution in Urban Sediments: A Study in Nomi River, 

Tokyo, Japan 

A852 Sharmin S & Shikazono N 

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240 Microscopical Studies to Evaluate Oxide Copper Ores in 

Sarcheshmeh Copper Mine, Kerman, Iran 

A854 Shayestehfar MR 

241 The Results of Forest Fire Studies in Siberia 

A856 Sherbov B, Lazareva E & Strakhovenko V 

242 Speciation of Iodine in Soil-Water Systems by XANES and 

HPLC-ICP-MS 

A860 Shimamoto Y & Takahashi Y 

243 Heavy Metals in Soils: Distribution, Forms, Bioavailability, and 

their Impacts on Soil Biota (Uzbekistan, Angren-Almalik Mining 

Industrial Area) 

A864 Shukurov N, Kersten M, Pen-Mouratov S, Steinberger Y 

& Wilcke W 

244 Actinide Adsorption onto Hematite (001) Surface 

A864 Shuller L, Poling J, Ewing R & Becker U 

245 In situ Remediation of Arsenic in Groundwater 

A903 Stollenwerk K, Paul A, Welch A & Maurer D 

246 NMR Studies of the Impact of Mineral Transformation and 

Sorbate Aging on Contaminant Speciation and Mobility 

A907 Strepka C, Mueller K, O'Day P & Chorover J 

247 High Arsenic Content of Shallow Groundwater in Young Basins 

A923 Szocs T, Horváth I, Bartha A, Bertalan É, Tóth G, Ballók M 

& Horváth É 

248 Local Structures of Y and Ho in Calcite and its Relevance to Y 

Fractionation from Ho 

A930 Tanaka K, Takahashi Y & Shimizu H 

249 U(VI) Uptake by Calcium Silicate Hydrates 

A948 Tits J, Macé N, Geipel G, Eilzer M & Wieland E 

250 Contribution of Through Diffusion Method to the Understanding 

of Iodide Behaviour Towards Tournemire Argillite 

A1029 Wittebroodt C, Savoye S & Gouze P 

251 Health Risk of Cadmium: A Hidden Health Killer in Areas of 

Coal-Combustion Related Fluorosis? 

A1042 Xiao T, Tang J, Lei J & Yang F 

252 Systematics on the Stability Constants of REE-Humic Complexes 

at Various Metal Loading Levels 

A1051 Yamamoto Y, Takahashi Y & Shimizu H 

253 Kinetics of Fe(II)-catalyzed Transformation of Ferrihydrite Under 

Anaerobic Dynamic Flow Conditions 

A1055 Yang L, Steefel C, Marcus M & Song X 

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254 Study of the Rhizofiltration by Using Phaseolus vulgaris var., 

Brassica juncea (L.) Czern., Helianthus annuus L. to Remove 

Cesium from Groundwater 

A1056 Yang M, Chang Y, Kim J, Shin J & Lee M 

255 Rn Concentration and Estimation of Annual Effective Dose in 

Xiazhuang Uranium Ore Field, Guangdong Province 

A1058 Yang Y, Zheng Y, Wu X & Zhang Y 

256 Source of Sediments and Metal Fractionation in the Swamp of 

Two Chinese Estuaries 

A1068 Yuan X-Y, Xu W-W & Xu J-J 

257 Trace Metal Pollution in the Sediments of an Urban River: An 

Impact of Anthropogenic Activities 

A1070 Zakir HM & Shikazono N 

258 Microbial Mobilization of Adsorbed Arsenate on Al(III)-and 

Fe(III)-hydroxide 

A1089 Zhang X, Jia Y, Xu L & Pan R 

259 Mercury Accumulation in Salt Marsh Ecosystem of Yangtze 

Estuary 

A1098 Zheng X, Zhou L & Zhao J 

260 Influence of Historical Land Use on the Distributions of Soil Trace 

Elements in Maricopa County, AZ 

A1104 Zhuo X, Prapaipong P & Shock E 

(Session 18h continues on Wednesday 16th July AM on page 144) 

18j: Using Gases as Indicators for Transport and 

Reaction Processes in Ground Water and the Vadose 

Zone 

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261 Kr Dating and Kr Dating 

A218 Ding Y, Lu Z-T, Davis A, Dunford R, Hu S-M, Jiang W, Mueller P, 

Purtschert R, Sturchio N, Young L, Bailey K, O'Connor T 

& Yokochi R 

262 Study on Water Supply of Palaeo Lakes during Pan-Lake Period of 

Late Pleistocene in Alxa Area, China 

A223 Dong H & Chen J 

263 Dissolved Noble Gases and Stable Isotopes as Tracers of 

Groundwater Dynamics in the Lower Rhine Embayment, Germany 

A334 Gumm L, Dennis P, Bense V, Cremer N & Hiscock K 

264 The Effect of Ionic Strength and Hardness of Trichloroethylene- 

Contaminated Synthetic Groundwater in Remediation Using 

Granular Activated Carbon 

A370 Heo J-H, Lee D-H, Koh D-C & Chang H-W 

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265 Reactive Gases and Inert Gas Tracers in Vadose Zone 

Environmental Applications 

A438 Jones K, Singurindy O, Molins S, Beckie R, Smith L & Mayer KU 

266 Noble Gas Measurements in Pore Water from Sedimentary Rocks 

A519 Latoui K, Villa I, Mazurek M & Waber N 

267 Isotopic Tracers of Surface Derived Components in Arsenic-Rich 

Shallow Aquifers in Southern Asia 

A520 Lawson M, Ballentine C, Polya D, Mondal D & Chatterjee D 

268 A New Approach for Estimating More Accurate Groundwater Gas 

Concentrations 

A815 Ryan C, McLeish K, Roy J & Chu A 

269 Testing Noble Gas Temperature Systematics in the Field with an 

Instrumented Monitoring Well 

A915 Sun T, Hall C, Castro MC, Lohmann K & Goblet P 

270 Determining Groundwater Recharge Based on Isotope 

Concentration Varying with Pumping Process 

A933 Tao Y & Wang K 

271 Noble Gases in Permafrost Perrenial Groundwater Springs, 

Fishing Branch River, Yukon, Canada 

A969 Utting N, Clark I, Aeschbach-Hertig W & Wieser M 

272 Water Resources System of the Changjiang River Delta in China 

A994 Wang D, Wu J, Wang L & Shi Y 

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19a: Metal Ions and Bacteria. A Tribute to Terry 

Beveridge 

273 Proton and Cu 2+ Reactivity of Xanthan, a Model Bacterial 

Exopolysaccharide 

A144 Causse B, Spadini L, Delolme C, Sarret G, Martins J, Heyraud A 

& Mazeau K 

274 Heavy Metal Removal from the Groundwater by Using Soil 

Bacterium, Ralstonia sp. And Bacillus sp. 

A160 Choi A, Kim I, Chang Y, Yang M & Lee M 

275 Zinc and Arsenic Immobilization and Magnetite Formation Upon 

Reduction of Maghemite by Shewanella putrifaciens ATCC 8071 

A165 Cismasu C, Ona-Nguema G, Menguy N, Bonnin D & Brown G 

276 Redox-Linked Coordination Change in OmcA: Implications for 

Dissimilatory Fe(III) Reduction 

A467 Khare N, Eggleston C & Lovelace D 

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277 Removal of Toxic Heavy Metals by Biosorption and Biofilm 

Formation of Indigenous Bacteria in Soil 

A473 Kim SH, Chon HT & Lee JU 

278 Microbial and Organic Controls on the Reductive Dissolution of 

Heavy Metals from Soil 

A527 Lee S, Ayyasamy P & Chun S 

279 Functional Characterization of C-Type Cytochromes from Iron- 

Respiring Bacteria 

A584 Magnuson T, Swenson M, Colberg P & Eggleston C 

280 In Search of the Microbe/Solid Interface: A New Approach Using 

Super-Resolution Vertical Scanning Interferometry Measurements 

A675 Nealson K, Waters MS, El-Naggar M, Fischer C, Arvidson R 

& Luttge A 

281 Carbonate Precipitation Potential by Cyanobacterial Activity in 

High Arctic Cryptoendolithic Habitats 

A705 Omelon C, Pollard W, Ferris FG & Bennett P 

282 Selenium Speciation in Rhizosphere Soils and Aster eatonii Roots: 

Implications for Plant Uptake 

A708 Oram L, Strawn D & Moller G 

283 Microbially-Mediated Cycling of Metals in Deep Subsurface 

Fluids at Henderson Mine, Colorado 

A922 Swanner E & Templeton A 

284 Characterization of Binding Sites of Metal Ions at Bacterial Cell 

Surface by REE Distribution Patterns and EXAFS Analysis 

A926 Takahashi Y, Yamamoto M, Ozaki T & Fortin D 

285 Silica Deposition on Cells in Environmentally Defined 

Experimental Solutions 

A940 Tenesch AC, Dietrich M, Cady SL, Blank CE & Hinman NW 

286 Refinement of Kaolin and Silica Sand by Microbial Removal of 

Iron Impurities 

A1072 Zegeye A, Fialips C, White M, Manning D & Gray N 

(Session 19a continues on Thursday 17th July AM on page 161) 

19f: Advances in Microbe Radionuclide Interactions 

287 Multicomponent Modeling of in situ Uranium Bioremediation: 

Findings and Challenges 

A255 Fang Y & Yabusaki S 

288 Interaction between Paramecium bursaria and Europium(III) 

A495 Kozai N & Ohnuki T 

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289 Experimental Study of Ca-Uranyl-Carbonate Surface 

Complexation on Bacillus subtilis Bacterial Cells 

A845 Seders L & Fein J 

290 Nitrate-Dependent Deep Subsurface Biosphere and Nitrite 

Accumulation in an Inland Fore-Arc Basin, Japan 

A920 Suzuki Y, Suko T, Yoshioka H, Takahashi M, Sakata S, 

Tsunogai U, Takeno N & Ito K 

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Rock Record 

291 A Neoproterozoic Oxidation Event? 

A344 Halverson G & Hurtgen M 

292 Merging Isotopic and Metagenomic Data to Predict Carbon and 

Nitrogen-Fixation in Hydrothermal Biofilms 

A358 Havig J, Meyer-Dombard D, Raymond J, Zolotova N & Shock E 

293 Possible Origin of Ethane and Propane in Biogenic Gas from the 

Qaidam Basin 

A428 Jia X, Zhou S & Song Z 

294 Storage and Mobility of Organic Nitrogen in the Deep Continental 

Crust: Evidence from Partially Melted Metasedimentary Rocks 

A721 Palya A, Buick I & Bebout G 



295 Quantum Mechanical Insights on Controls of Fe Isotope 

Fractionation 

A223 Domagal-Goldman S & Kubicki J 

296 Vibrational Constraints on Hydrogen Isotopic Fractionation 

between Mg-Chlorite and Gaseous Water 

A362 Heijboer T & Vennemann T 

297 The Dolomite Problem: Oxygen Isotope Fractionation to Elevated 

Temperatures 

A391 Horita J 

298 Experimental Study on Cu Isotope Fractionation during 

Crystallization and Reduction at Low Temperatures 

A540 Li J, Zhu XK & Tang SH 

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299 A Surprising Correlation between Magnesium Isotope 

Composition and pH in Synthetic Calcium Carbonates Precipitated 

from Saline Water 

A545 Li SZ, Zhu XK, Xiao YK & He X 

300 Theoretical Determination of Some Important Ge Isotope 

Fractionations 

A548 Li X & Liu Y 

301 Fe Isotope Behaviour during Regional Metamorphism: Example 

from Anshan BIFs, NE China 

A549 Li ZH, Zhu XK & Tang SH 

302 Alternate Method for Sulfate δ 17 O Measurements 

A587 Mak D & Norman A-L 

303 Equilibrium Fe Isotope Fractionations in Solutions 

A931 Tang M & Liu Y 

304 Drilling and Storage Effects on Biogenic Carbonate Mineralogy: 

Implications for Isotope Fractionation 

A991 Waite A & Swart P 



305 Argide Interference Reduction for Fe Isotopic Analysis by MC- 

ICP-MS 

A10 Aimoz L, Barling J, Deboudt K, Flament P & Weis D 

306 Application of Multi-Collector Mass Spectrometry to Argon 

Geochonology 

A53 Barfod D, Mark D & Stuart F 

307 A Fast and Simple Calibration Method for Organic Carbon Isotope 

Analysis Using Continuous-Flow EA-IRMS 

A95 Bong Y-S & Lee K-S 

308 What is the Standard Atomic Weight of an Element? 

A178 Coplen T, Holden N & Wieser M 

309 Pb Purification by HBr-HCl and HBr-HNO3 – A Comparison 

A312 Gladu A & Kamber B 

310 The Effect of QSA on S, C, O and Si Isotopic Ratio Measurements 

A377 Hillion F, Kilburn M, Hoppe P, Messenger S & Weber P 

311 Performance of a Multicollector Mass Spectrometer for Heavy 

Noble Gas Analysis 

A387 Holland G & Ballentine C 

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312 Oxygen Isotope Analysis of Silicates Using Continuous Flow 

Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry 

A474 Kingston AW, Weis D & Francois R 

313 Penglai Zircon – A Potential New Reference for Microbeam 

Analysis of U-Pb Age and O-Hf Isotopes 

A547 Li X-H, Long W-G, Guo C-H, Liu Y, Li Q-L, Hu Z-C & Tao H 

314 Precision of in situ Isotope Ratio Measurements by LAM-MC- 

ICPMS 

A732 Pearson N, Griffin W & O'Reilly S 

315 Optimization of a 46 Ca- 43 Ca Double-Spike to Study Radiogenic 

and Stable Isotope Variations 

A790 Reynolds B & Bourdon B 

316 Simultaneous in situ Analysis of U-Pb Age and Hf Isotopes of 

Zircon by Laser Ablation Sector-Field (MC-) ICP-MS 

A843 Schwieters JB, Gerdes A, Deerberg M & Wills J 

317 Isotopic Composition from Six Mo Reference Solutions Measured 

by MC-ICP-MS 

A1014 Wen H & Carignan J 

318 Analysis of Sr and Pb Isotope Ratios in Wine by MC-ICP-MS 

A1044 Xie Q, Hassan N, Hintelmann H, Evans D & Dillon P 

319 Simultaneous Determinations of U-Pb Age, Trace Element 

Compositions, and Hf Isotopes of Zircon by LA-Q & MC-ICPMS 

A1066 Yuan H, Gao S, Dai M, Zong C, Günther D & Fontaine G 

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20d: Advances in Chronological Methods Applied to 

Geological and Cosmochemical Problems 

320 In situ SIMS Micro-Baddeleyite U-Pb Dating Method for Mafic 

Rocks 

A147 Chamberlain K, Harrison M, Schmitt A, Heaman L, Swapp S 

& Khudoley A 

321 LA-MC-ICPMS and Multi-Ion Counting System Applied to U-Pb 

Dating of Complex Zircons from Quaternary Volcanites: 

Geochemical Implications 

A170 Cocherie A, Fanning M, Jezequel P & Robert M 

322 Synthetic U-Pb ‘Standard’ Solutions for ID-TIMS Geochronology 

A175 Condon D, McLean N, Schoene B, Bowring S, Parrish R 

& Noble S 

323 Direct U-Pb Zircon Age Dating of Archean Basalts 

A179 Corkery T & Heaman L 

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324 Revised Zircon U-Pb Ages for the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary and 

the Earliest Jurassic Employing the Chemical Abrasion 

Pretreatment (CA-TIMS) Technique 

A284 Friedman R, Mundil R & Palfy J 

325 Nucleogenic Neon Isotopes as an Extension to Ar-Ar Dating 

A343 Hall C 

326 Application of the Sm-Nd Isochron Method to Dating of 

Evaporitic and Hydrothermal Carbonates 

A368 Henjes-Kunst F, Prochaska W & Schramm M 

327 U-Pb Geochronology of Apatite by High Lateral Resolution SIMS 

(NanoSIMS) 

A477 Kitajima K, Takahata N & Sano Y 

328 Re-Os Geochronology of the Várzea do Macaco Chromite Deposit 

and Ni-Prospect, Jacurici Complex, Brazil 

A593 Marques J & Carlson R 

329 Characterization of CL Halo in Feldspar Minerals 

A685 Nishido H, Kayama M, Toyoda S, Komuro K & Ninagawa K 

(Session 20d continues on Wednesday 16th July AM on page 147) 

20e: Coordinated Imaging and High Resolution in situ 

Analyses at the Micron Scale 

330 Interplanetary Dust Collected in the Comet Grigg-Skjellerup Dust 

Stream 

A124 Busemann H, Nguyen AN, Nittler LR, Stroud RM, Zega TJ, 

Cody G, Yabuta H & Kilcoyne ALD 

331 Micro X-ray Florescence (µXRF): A New Analytical Method for 

Non-destructive Mineral Analysis 

A187 Cox RA & Savard D 

332 Alpha-Radiation Damage in Diamond 

A672 Nasdala L, Gigler A, Wildner M, Grambole D, Zaitsev A, Harris J, 

Hofmeister W, Milledge J & Satitkune S 

333 A HRTEM- and XRD-Based Characterization of Individual 

Packets and Layers of 2:1 Clay Minerals after Treatment with N- 

Alkylammonium 

A841 Schumann D, Hesse R, Sears SK & Vali H 

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Wednesday 16th July AM Room H2 

02b: Surface Geochemistry and Processes on Mars 

Session chaired by Penny King & Nick Tosca 

10:00 Keynote: A ~3.5By Record of Water-Limited, Acidic Weathering 

on Mars 

A404 Hurowitz J 

10:30 Emplacement of Regional High-Silica Deposits on Mars 

A498 Kraft M, Michalski J, Rampe E & Sharp T 

10:45 An Experimental Approach to Clay Mineral Formation on Mars 

A952 Tosca N, Milliken R & Wyatt M 

11:00 Phosphate Alteration on Mars 

A357 Hausrath E, Golden DC, Morris R & Ming D 

11:15 Sulphate Formation on Mars by Radiolytic Oxidation of Sulphide 

Minerals 

A531 Lefticariu L, Pratt L & Onstott TC 

11:30 A Potential Mineral Paleo-Humidity Measure for Martian 

Hydrated Evaporite Minerals: First Results 

A173 Coleman M, Rohrssen M & Mielke R 

11:45 Analysis of Chloride Salt Deposits on Mars 

A314 Glotch T, Osterloo M, Hamilton V, Bandfield J, Baldridge A, 

Christensen P, Tornabene L, Anderson FS, Che C & Seelos F 

12:00 Invited: Br/Cl Partitioning in Chloride Minerals in the Burns 

Formation on Mars 

A592 Marion G, Kargel J & Catling D 

12:15 Invited: Boron Isotopes in the Nakhlites: Implications for Crustal 

Fluids on Mars 

A889 Spivak-Birndorf L, Wadhwa M & Williams L 

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03f: Hydrothermal Impact on the Early Precambrian 

Seawater Composition as Recorded by Banded Iron 

Formations, Black Shales, and Other Proxies 

Session chaired by Andrey Bekker, Axel Hofmann & Beate 

Orberger 

10:00 Invited: Revisiting the Oxygen Isotopic Composition of the 

Archean Ocean 

A659 Muehlenbachs K 

10:15 Coupled Oxygen and Hydrogen Isotope Exchange in Archean 

Igneous Rocks: Constraints on the Seawater and the Hydrosphere 

A327 Gregory RT, Richards IJ, Ferguson KM & Banerjee S 

10:30 K-Si-Metasomatism of 3.4-3.3 Ga Volcanoclastic Sediments: 

Implications for Archean Seawater Evolution 

A808 Rouchoon V & Orberger B 

10:45 Sulfidic Organic-Rich Shales in the Archean Low-Sulfate Ocean: 

Evidence for Transient Oxygenated Conditions, Enhanced 

Volcanism, or Low Sedimentation Rates? 

A69 Bekker A, Hofmann A, Rumble D & Rouxel O 

11:00 Oxidative Weathering and The Fe-S Balance of the Late Archean 

Ocean 

A784 Reinhard C, Raiswell R, Anbar A & Lyons T 

11:15 Keynote: Paleorecords of Hydrothermal Fluid Flow and the 

Composition of Early Precambrian Oceans 

A1027 Wing B 

11:30 Hydrothermal Fe(II) Oxidation during Phase Separation: 

Relevance to the Origin of Algoma-Type BIFs 

A280 Foustoukos D & Bekker A 

11:45 Rare Earth Element Evidence for Redox Structure Evolution 

A753 Planavsky N, Rouxel O, Bekker A & Lyons T 

12:00 The Role of Fe-Oxides and Quartz in the Sequestration of 

Carbonaceous Matter in 2.72 Ga Banded Iron Formations, Dhawar 

Craton, India 

A708 Orberger B, Wirth R, Wagner C, Noret A, Massault M, Gallien JP, 

Jayananda M, Rouchon V, Quirico E & Montagnac G 

12:15 Crustal Versus Hydrothermal Sources to 2.7-2.3 Ga Seawater: 

Constraints from Os Isotopes and Re, Mo Abundances in Black 

Shales 

A463 Kendall B, Hannah J, Yang G, Stein H, Creaser R, Anbar A 

& Arnold G 

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04e: 4D Structure of the Continental Crust: Greenstones 

to Granulites 

Session chaired by Nigel Kelly, Andreas Moeller & John 

Percival 

10:00 Keynote: High to Low Temperature Geo- and Thermochronology 

and the Reactivation and Stability of Continental Lithosphere, 

Western Canadian Shield 

A275 Flowers R 

10:30 Rates of Metamorphism in Collisional Orogeny 

A244 Engi M, Janots E, Rubatto D, Berger A, Gregory C, Allaz J 

& Schwarz J-O 

10:45 Thermochronological Constraints to Two-Stage Indosinian 

Extrusion of the HP-UHP Terranes in the Dabie-Sulu Orogen, 

Central China 

A544 Li S 

11:00 Regional Isotopic Patterns in Granitic Rocks of Southern Tibet and 

Evolution of Crustal Structure during the Indo-Asian Collision 

A211 DePaolo D, Weaver K, Mo X, Zhao Z & Harrison TM 

11:15 Geochemistry of Volcanic and Plutonic Rocks from the Southern 

Musoma-Mara Greenstone Belt: Implication for the Evolution of 

the Tanzania Craton 

A622 Messo C, Yamashita K, Kobayashi K, Makishima A, Sakaguchi C 

& Nakamura E 

11:30 Invited: Archean TTG Petrogenesis – The U/Pb-O-Hf Isotopic 

Perspective 

A375 Hiess J, Bennett V, Nutman A, Williams I & Eggins S 

11:45 In situ Dating of Metamorphic Zircon, Kapuskasing Structural 

Zone: Crustal Refinement of a Late Archean LIP 

A72 Benn K & Kamber B 

12:00 Multi-Stage Zircon Growth during a Single Partial Melting Event 

– Insights from REE Partitioning 

A462 Kelly N, Harley S & Hinton R 

12:15 Zoned Garnets and the Duration of Metamorphic Events 

A127 Caddick M & Thompson AB 

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08e: The Role of Fluids in Diamond Growth and 

Resorption 

Session chaired by Maya Kopylova & Emma Tomlinson 

10:00 Keynote: Origins of Diamond Forming Fluids – Constraints from 

a Coupled Sr-Nd-Pb Isotope and Trace Element Approach 

A479 Klein-BenDavid O, Pearson DG, Nowell GM, Ottley C 

& Cantigny P 

10:30 Invited: Syngenetic Nanometer-Size Fluid/Glass Inclusions in 

Metamorphic Microdiamond: Implication to Genesis of 

Metamorphic Microdiamond from Potassic Fluid/melt 

A405 Hwang S-L, Shen P, Chu H-T & Yui T-F 

10:45 Fluids Role in Formation of Microdiamonds from Ultrahigh 

Pressure Metamorphic Terranes 

A221 Dobrzhinetskaya L & Wirth R 

11:00 Invited: Experimental Modeling of Chloride-Bearing Diamond- 

Related Liquids: A Review 

A817 Safonov O, Perchuk L, Litvin Y, Chertkova N & Butvina V 

11:15 Near-Infrared Spectroscopic Determination of Salinity and Internal 

Pressure of Fluid Inclusions in Cuboid Diamonds 

A444 Kagi H 

11:30 Metasomatic Processes Recorded in Fibrous Diamonds 

A950 Tomlinson E, Muller W, Hinton R, Klein BenDavid O, Pearson G 

& Harris J 

11:45 Mineralogy of Natural Diamond-Forming Fluids 

A490 Kopylova M, Navon O, Dubrovinsky L & Khachatryan G 

12:00 Resorbed Diamond Surfaces: A Tool to Investigate Oxidizing 

Fluids 

A260 Fedortchouk Y & Canil D 

12:15 The Formation of Enigmatic Carbonados from Komatiite – 

Related Fluids: A Model 

A141 Cartigny P 

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10d: Links between Plutonic and Volcanic Systems 

Session chaired by Drew Coleman, Jonathan Miller & Jorge 

Vazquez 

10:00 Keynote: The Volcanic-Plutonic Connection 

A42 Bachmann O & Bergantz G 

10:30 Invited: From Intrusions to Magma Chambers: Conditions for the 

Accumulation of Magma in the Upper Crust 

A27 Annen C 

10:45 Thermal Models of Incremental Pluton Emplacement 

A202 Davis J & Coleman D 

11:00 Invited: Differentiation of Mantle-Derived Calc-Alkaline Magmas 

at Mid to Lower Crustal Levels: Experimental and Petrologic 

Constraints 

A966 Ulmer P, Muntener O & Alonso Perez R 

11:15 Comparing the Compositional Patterns of Volcanic and Plutonic 

Rocks Using the NAVDAT Database 

A631 Mills RD, Glazner A & Coleman D 

11:30 Linking Jurassic Plutonism and Ignimbrite Volcanism in 

California 

A58 Barth A, Fohey N, Wooden J, Mazdab F & Carter C 

11:45 Zircons from Mount St. Helens: Implications for Magma Storage 

A166 Claiborne L, Miller CF, Clynne M, Wooden J & Mazdab F 

12:00 Single-Grain and/or in situ U-Pb and Hf-Isotope Study to Unravel 

Long-Lived Calc-Alkaline Magma Complex 

A742 Peytcheva I, von Quadt A, Schaltegger U, Tacheva E 

& Heinrich C 

12:15 Eocene Volcanism in the Central Anatolian Crystalline Complex: 

Geochemical Indications for a Change from Post-Collision to 

Extension 

A318 Goncuoglu MC & Geneli F 

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10e: Mechanisms and Time Scales of Crustal 

Assimilation 

Session chaired by Wendy Bohrson, David Peate & Michael 

Rowe 

10:00 Keynote: Styles of Interaction between Mafic Magma and 

Continental Crust 

A1032 Wolff J, Ramos F & Rowe M 

10:30 Is Assimilation of Sedimentary Basement Responsible for the 

Temporal Geochemical Variations of Etna Magmas? 

A989 Vroon P, Wijbrans J, Groen M, de Groot K, de Zwaan C 

& van der Wagt B 

10:45 Andesites as Mixtures of Crystals and Evolved Melts Derived 

from Multi-Component Crustal and Mantle Sources: Evidence 

from Ruapehu, New Zealand 

A761 Price R, Smith I & Gamble J 

11:00 Crustal Contamination of Mantle-Derived Magmas within the 

Edifice of Piton de la Fournaise Volcano 

A749 Pietruszka A, Hauri E, Blichert-Toft J & Albarède F 

11:15 Timescales of Crustal Assimilation at Intra-Oceanic Arcs: U- 

Series and Geochemical Constraints from Lopevi Volcano, 

Vanuatu, SW Pacific 

A348 Handley H, Turner S, Smith I & Stewart R 

11:30 A Melt Inclusion Investigation of Crustal Contamination: A Case 

Study at Paricutin Volcano 

A810 Rowe M, Peate D, Ukstins-Peate I & Housh T 

11:45 Melt Inclusions as a Recorder of Crustal Assimilation Processes 

A732 Peate DW, Thompson J, Ukstins Peate I, Rowe M & Kent A 

12:00 Selective vs. Bulk Assimilation and the Restricted Chemical 

Variability of Igneous Rocks 

A313 Glazner A, Mills RD & Coleman D 

12:15 Zoning in Olivine Xenocryst in Hydrous Systems 

A245 Erdmann S, Scaillet B & Dungan M 

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12b: Experiments and Observations Bearing on the 

Behaviour of Chalcophile and Siderophile Elements in 


Session chaired by James Brenan & Pedro Jugo 

10:00 Inclusions of Immiscible Sulfide Melts in Olivine Phenocrysts 

from Mantle-Derived Magmas 

A616 McNeill A, Danyushevsky L, Kamenetsky V, Feig S & Crawford T 

10:15 Distribution of PGE in the Layered Mafic Dufek Intrusion, 

Antarctica 

A350 Hanemann R, Viereck-Goette L & Mukasa SB 

10:30 Invited: Siderophile and Chalcophile Elements in Sulphides from 

the Morokweng LL Meteorite and Implications for Platinum- 

Group Element Deposits 

A57 Barnes S-J, Prichard H, Cox RA, Fisher P, Maier W, McDonald I 

& Andreloi M 

10:45 Invited: Platinum Group Element Geochemistry of Large Igneous 

Provinces 

A844 Scoates J, Greene A & Weis D 

11:00 Invited: Magmatic-Hydrothermal Fractionation of Fe-Ni-Cu-PGE 

Mineralization in the Sudbury Igneous Complex 

A536 Lesher CM, Golightly JP, Huminicki MAE & Gregory S 

11:15 Effect of fS2 on Pd Solubility in Silicate Melts – Implications for 

PGE Enrichment Processes in Sulfide Melts 

A519 Laurenz V, Fonseca ROC & Ballhaus C 

11:30 Invited: The Solubility of Os and Ir in Sulphide Melts: 

Implications for Os Heterogeneity in the Earth’s Mantle 

A277 Fonseca R, Mallmann G, Campbell I & O'Neill H 

11:45 Solubility of Os, Ir and Au in Molten Silicate at High P-T, Low 

fO2 Conditions 

A113 Brenan J & McDonough W 

12:00 Keynote: Enrichment of the PGE in Magmatic Sulfide Melt 

A49 Ballhaus C, Laurenz V & Fonseca R 

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14b: Geochemical Aspects of CO2 Sequestration 

Session chaired by Per Aagaard & Eric Oelkers 

10:00 Experimental Study of Biomineralization Processes Relevant to 

CO2 Geological Sequestration 

A233 Dupraz S, Parmentier M, Ménez B & Guyot F 

10:15 Microbially Enhanced Carbonate Mineralization and the Geologic 

Containment of CO2 

A636 Mitchell AC, Phillips AJ, Kaszuba JP, Hollis WK, Cunningham AB 

& Gerlach R 

10:30 Quantifying the Precipitation and Dissolution of CO2 within 

Geological Carbon Storage Analogues 

A309 Gilfillan S, Ballentine C, Sherwood Lollar B, Stevens S, Schoell M 

& Cassidy M 

10:45 Comparison of Isotopic Trends Revealing the Fate of Injected CO2 

in Two Geological Storage Projects in Mature Oilfields in Canada 

A607 Mayer B, Raistrick M, Johnson G, Nightingale M, Shevalier M, 

Taylor S, Hutcheon I & Perkins E 

11:00 Combining Experimental Studies and Kinetic Modelling to 

Investigate the Carbonation of Ca-Bearing Silicates 

A200 Daval D, Martinez I, Corvisier J, Findling N, Goffé B & Guyot F 

11:15 The Onset of Calcium Carbonate Nucleation: A Computational 

Study 

A219 Di Tommaso D & de Leeuw N 

11:30 H2CO3(s): A New Candidate for CO2 Capture and Sequestration 

A953 Tossell J 

11:45 Calcite Dissolution Kinetics in Saline Waters 

A269 Finneran D & Morse J 

12:00 CO2-basalt Interaction – Numerical Simulation and Experimental 

Study 

A894 Stefansson A & Gysi A 

12:15 Experimental Analysis of Supercritical CO2-Brine-Rock 

Interactions Using a Flow-Through Reactor 

A351 Hansen L, Skidmore M & Brox T 

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15c: Hydrothermal Systems in Ultramafic Rocks 

Session chaired by Wolfgang Bach & Dionysis Foustoukos 

10:00 Keynote: Lost City: Serpentinization and Life 

A460 Kelley DS, Brazelton W & Baross J 

10:30 Invited: The Abiotic Production of Hydrocarbons at the Lost City 

Hydrothermal Field 

A764 Proskurowski G, Lilley M, Seewald J, Früh-Green G, Olson E, 

Lupton J, Sylva S & Kelley DS 

10:45 Invited: Boron Isotope Systematic of Marine Hydrothermal 

Fluids: New Insights from the Lost City Hydrothermal System 

(MAR 30°N) 

A101 Boschi C, Dini A, Früh-Green GL, Zandomeneghi G, Kelley DS 

& Meier BH 

11:00 Are Li, B and Sr-Isotopes Tracers for Serpentinization? 

A985 Vils F, Tonarini S, Seitz H-M, Kalt A & Pelletier L 

11:15 Isotopic Evidence of Microbial Methane in Ultrabasic Reducing 

Waters at a Continental Site of Active Serpentinization in N. 

California 

A652 Morrill P, Johnson O, Cotton J, Eigenbrode J, Nealson K, 

Sherwood Lollar B & Fogel M 

11:30 Ancient Analogs for Ultramafic-Hosted Vents: Water-Rock- 

Derived Energy for Deep Subsurface Chemosynthesis 

A648 Moran JJ, Slater G, Tille S, Voglesonger K & Sherwood Lollar B 

11:45 Modeling the Chemical Evolution of an Ultramafic Oceanic 

Hydrothermal System: Insights from Reactive Transport 

Simulations 

A18 Alt-Epping P & Diamond LW 

12:00 Serpentinite Phase Relations as a Monitor of Hydrogen Production 

A479 Klein F & Bach W 

12:15 Habitability of Serpentinizng Systems for Methanogenic 

Microorganisms: An Energy Balance Model 

A383 Hoehler T, Alperin M, McCollom T & Rogers K 

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16e: Cosmogenic Nuclide Constraints on Surface Process 

Rates and Styles 

Session chaired by John Gosse, Arjun Heimsath, Susan Ivy- 

Ochs, Tim Jull, Nat Lifton & Joerg Schaefer 

10:00 New Production Rate Estimates for in situ Cosmogenic 14 C 

A231 Dugan B, Lifton N & Jull AJT 

10:15 Pleistocene Landscape Evolution of a Passive Margin in Response 

to Climate Change 

A231 Dunai T, Eitel B & Stuart F 

10:30 Keynote: Multiple-Cosmogenic-Nuclide Isochron Methods 

A47 Balco G, Rovey C & Granger D 

11:00 Delineating Exposure Histories of Exposed Rocks Using Nuclear 

Physics 

A512 Lal D 

11:15 Exposure Dating Meets History: Precise 10 Be Dating of Very 

Young Surfaces 

A269 Finkel RC, Schaefere JM & Schwartz R 

11:30 In situ Cosmogenic 14 C from Surfaces at Secular Equilibrium 

A552 Lifton N 

11:45 Eroding Australia: Slowly 

A363 Heimsath A, Chappell J, Hancock G, Fink D & Fifield K 

12:00 Cosmogenic Chlorine-36 Calibration of Potassium Production 

Rates 

A594 Marrero S, Phillips F, Stone JO & Borchers B 

12:15 In situ Cosmogenic 36 Cl Production Rate Calibration from Ca and 

K in Lava Flows 

A831 Schimmelpfennig I, Benedetti L, Pik R, Burnard P, Blard PH, 

Dunai T & Bourlès D 

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17c: Global Climatic Transitions and Abrupt Events: 

Signatures and Mechamisms 

Session chaired by Mark Pagani & Andy Ridgwell 

10:00 Keynote: Records of Past Climate Events: A Hitchhiker’s Guide 

to the Earth System 

A1071 Zeebe R 

10:30 Invited: Neoproterozoic Carbonates: An Isotopic Archive of 

Ocean Acidification? 

A452 Kasemann S, Abell R, Prave A, Fallick A & Hawkesworth C 

10:45 Constraints on the Carbon Cycle Changes during the PETM 

A834 Schmidt DN, Ridgwell A, Kasemann S & Thomas E 

11:00 In Search of the Deglacial Carbonate Preservation Maximum: 

Why is it Missing? 

A619 Mekik F, Anderson R & Ridgwell A 

11:15 Abrupt Increase of Nitrous Oxide Production in the Indo-Pacific at 

the Onset of the Bölling Warm Period 

A290 Galbraith E, Schmittner A & Jaccard S 

11:30 Modeling Phosphorus Cycling and Carbon Burial during 

Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Events 

A958 Tsandev I, Slomp C, Kraal P & Van Cappellen P 

11:45 The Marine Sulfate-Oxygen Isotope Record of the Early Toarcian 

Anoxic Event 

A679 Newton RJ, Kafousia N, Reeves E, Wignall P & Bottrell S 

12:00 Integrated Biomarker Records Reveal Complex and Dramatic 

Changes in High Latitude Climate during the Paleogene 

A349 Handley L, Hollis C, Crouch E, Schouten S, Huber M, Morgans H, 

Pearson P, Sinninghe Damsté J, Burgess C & Pancost R 

12:15 The Role of CO2 during the Eocene-Oligocene Climate Transition 

A716 Pagani M, Liu Z & Huber M 

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Radionuclide Contaminants in the Subsurface: Metals 

Characterized in Field Environments and Metal 

Complexation 

Session chaired by Rizlan Bernier-Latmani & Brad Tebo 

10:00 Stability of Uranium Incorporated into Fe(hydr)oxide Structures 

Under Fluctuating Redox Conditions 

A900 Stewart BD, Nico P & Fendorf S 

10:15 Newly Recognized Hosts for Uranium in the Hanford 300 Area 

Vadose Zone 

A909 Stubbs J, Elbert D, Veblen L, Zhang S & Veblen D 

10:30 Coffinite and Ningyoite from Natural Nuclear Reactor in 

Bangombé, Gabon 

A968 Utsunomiya S, Deditius A, Pointeau V & Ewing R 

10:45 The Corrosion of Depleted Uranium Penetrators in Grassland Soils 

A350 Handley-Sidhu S, Worsfold PJ & Keith-Roach MJ 

11:00 Cr Behavior after Oxidation by Mn-Oxides along a Weathering 

Profile in New Caledonia 

A254 Fandeur D, Juillot F, Fritsch E, Olivi L, Morin G, Brown, Jr GE, 

Webb S & Ambrosi J-P 

11:15 REE Fractionation during the Precipitation of Hydrous Ferric 

Oxides from Anoxic Lake Water 

A108 Bozau E & Stärk H-J 

11:30 Sequestration Mechanisms and Sources of Rhenium in Lacustrine 

Sediments, Eastern Canada 

A149 Chappaz A, Gobeil C & Tessier A 

11:45 Radionuclides, Organic Complexing Agents and Solid Phases: 

Exploring their Interactions 

A785 Reinoso-Maset E, Worsfold PJ & Keith-Roach MJ 

12:00 Thorium Complexation with Humic Acid: Results from Ligand 

Competition Experiments 

A898 Stern J, Sonke J & Salters V 

12:15 A CD-MUSIC Surface Complexation Database for Modeling 

Oxyanion Sorption on Iron Oxyhydroxides 

A986 Vlassopoulos D, Serrano S, Kinniburgh DG & Parkhurst DL 

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18j: Using Gases as Indicators for Transport and 

Reaction Processes in Ground Water and the Vadose 

Zone 

Session chaired by M. Jim Hendry, Rolf Kipfer & Ulrich 

Mayer 

10:00 Keynote: The Geological Storage of CO2: Quantification of 

Natural Gas/Groundwater Interaction 

A49 Ballentine CJ, Gilfillan S, Holland G, Zhou Z, Sherwood Lollar B 

& Cassidy M 

10:30 Atmospheric Noble Gas Signatures in Deep Michigan Basin 

Brines as Indicators of a Past Thermal Event 

A578 Ma L, Castro C & Hall C 

10:45 Stable Isotope Composition of Gaseous and Dissolved Oxygen in 

the Subsurface 

A367 Hendry M, Wassenaar L & Lis G 

11:00 Excess Air as a Proxy for Hydrostatic Pressure? 

A483 Klump S, Cirpka OA & Kipfer R 

11:15 Invited: Dissolved Gas and Isotopic Tracers of Denitrification 

A872 Singleton M, Moran JE, Esser B, McNab W, Carle S & Cey B 

11:30 Methane Oxidation in a Crude Oil Contaminated Aquifer 

A20 Amos R, Bekins B, Cozzarelli I, Voytk M, Kirshtein J, Delin G 

& Blowes D 

11:45 Controls and Rates of Acid Production in Elemental Sulphur 

Blocks 

A85 Birkham T, Hendry J & Barbour L 

12:00 Invited: Concentration Fronts in the Dissolution of Entrapped Gas 

A164 Cirpka O & Klump S 

12:15 Oxygen Mass Transfer from Trapped Gas Phase and its 

Biogeochemical Consumption 

A711 Oswald S & Balcke G 

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19f: Advances in Microbe Radionuclide Interactions 

Session chaired by Jon Lloyd & Yohey Suzuki 

10:00 Geochemical and Microbial Controls of the Decomposition and 

Dispersion of Depleted Uranium in the Environment: 

Experimental Studies 

A978 Vaughan D, Alvarez R, Bryan N, Fomina M, Gadd G, Handley- 

Sidhu S, Keith-Roach M, Livens F & Lloyd J 

10:15 Keynote: Field-Scale Bioreduction of U(VI) to U(IV) in an 

Alluvial Aquifer: Evidence for Microbially Mediated Precipitation 

of Uranium Under Both Natural and Biostimulated Conditions 

A568 Long P 

10:30 Invited: Removal of Radionuclides into Biogenic Metal Phosphate 

Matrices: A Novel Remediation Strategy 

A580 Macaskie L, Mennan C, Paterson-Beedle M, Readman J 

& Hriljac J 

10:45 Stability of Natural Bacteriogenic Iron Oxides (BIOS) and their 

Role in Sr Cycling 

A278 Fortin D, Langley S, Gault A, Ibrahim A, Ferris FG & Clark ID 

11:00 Study of Processes Involving Selenite Immobilization in a Soil- 

Plant-Microorganisms System 

A662 Muller J, Abdelouas A, Grambow B, Thiry Y & Van Hees M 

11:15 Invited: Interactions of Actinides with Microorganisms and 

Organic Ligands 

A701 Ohnuki T, Ozaki T, Sakamoto F, Kozaki N, Nankawa T, Suzuki Y 

& Francis A 

11:30 Fate of Carbon-14 Organic Compounds Released from Sub- 

Surface Low-Level Radioactive Waste Repository 

A668 Nagaoka T, Yoshida N, Nakamura T & Miyauchi Y 

11:45 Redox Interactions of Technetium with Fe(II) Mineral Phases 

A610 McBeth JM, Morris K, Boothman C, Begg JDC, Burke IT, 

Charnock JM, Livens FR & Lloyd JR 

12:00 Molecular- and Nano-Scale Structure and Reactivity of Biogenic 

Uranium (IV) Oxide 

A838 Schofield E, Bargar J, Ulrich K-U, Mehta A, Bernier-Latmani R, 

Veeramani H, Sharp J, Conradson S, Clark D, Giammar D 

& Webb S 

12:15 Adsorption and Reduction of U(VI) in Soil from Dounreay, UK 

A67 Begg J, Burke I, Boothman C, Lloyd J & Morris K 

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20d: Advances in Chronological Methods Applied to 

Geological and Cosmochemical Problems 

Session chaired by Martin Bizzarro & Antonio Simonetti 

10:00 Keynote: Dating the First ~100 Ma of the Solar System: From the 

Formation of CAIs to the Origin of the Moon 

A480 Kleine T, Touboul M, Burkhardt C & Bourdon B 

10:30 Invited: High-Precision 26 Al- 26 Mg Dating Solid and Planetesimal 

Formation in the Young Solar System 

A45 Baker J 

10:45 Internal Isochron of CAI Using High Precision SIMS Mg Isotope 

Analyses 

A477 Kita NT, Ushikubo T, Fournelle J, Knight KB, Mendybaev RA, 

Davis AM & Richter FM 

11:00 Invited: Advances in Crustal Geochronology of Shales and 

Sulfide Minerals Using 187 Re- 187 Os 

A188 Creaser R, Kendall B & Morelli R 

11:15 The El Salvador Cu Deposit, Chile: Insight from a Decade of Re- 

Os Data 

A1106 Zimmerman A, Stein H & Watanabe Y 

11:30 Improving the Utility of Detrital Zircon Studies Through Chemical 

Abrasion 

A392 Horstwood M, Cottle J & Parrish R 

11:45 Zircon U-Pb Age Discordance and Trace Element Alteration due 

to Deep, Post-Impact Flow; Implications for Planetary Chronology 

A655 Moser D, Davis W, Reddy S, Flemming R & Hart R 

12:00 Laser Ablation MC ICP-MS U-Pb Zircon Dating Using Multiple 

Channeltron Ion Counting Detection 

A492 Kosler J, Fliegel D, Slama J & Pedersen R-B 

12:15 LA-MC-ICP-MS Dating of Zircon Using Petrographic Thin 

Sections: An Investigation of Buried Archean Basement in 

Southern Alberta 

A123 Burwash R, Cavell P, Simonetti A, Chacko T, Luth R & Nelson D 

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Thursday 17th July AM Room H2 

01b: Origin of Short-Lived Radionuclides in the Early 

Solar System 

Session chaired by Noriko Kita & Gopalan Srinivasan 

11:45 Keynote: The Origins of the Short-Lived Radionuclides in the 

Solar System 

A212 Desch S 

12:00 Invited: Galactic Chemical Evolution and the Short-Lived 

Radioactivities 

A622 Meyer B 

12:15 Invited: Upper Limits on the Irradiation-Induced Short Lived 

Nuclei in Comets 

A233 Duprat J & Tatischeff V 

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01d: Early Planetary Differentiation Timescales 

Session chaired by Alan Brandon & Thorsten Kleine 

10:00 Keynote: Planetary Differentiation Timescales: Insights from 

Physics and Chemistry 

A683 Nimmo F 

10:30 Hafnium-Tungsten Chronometry of the Eucrite Parent Body 

A953 Touboul M, Kleine T, Aciego S & Bourdon B 

10:45 High-Precision 26 Al- 26 Mg Dating of Early Planetesimal 

Magmatism 

A831 Schiller M, Baker JA & Bizzarro M 

11:00 Invited: The Timing of the Earth’s Accretion and Volatile Loss: 

The Pd-Ag View 

A839 Schonbachler M, Carlson R, Horan M, Mock T & Hauri E 

11:15 Invited: The Lu-Hf System and the Timing of Early Planetary 

Differentiation 

A830 Scherer E 

11:30 The Controversy on the Bulk Sm/Nd of the Moon 

A111 Brandon A 

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04a: Felsic Magmatism as a Monitor of Crustal 

Recycling, Differentiation and Growth Processes 

Session chaired by Paul Hoskin & Joe Whalen 

10:00 An Outline of Juvenile Crust Formation and Recycling History in 

the Archaean Western Dharwar Craton, from Zircon in situ U-Pb 

Dating and Hf-Isotopic Compositions 

A81 Bhaskar Rao YJ, Griffin WL, Ketchum J, Pearson NJ, Beyer E 

& O'Reilly SY 

10:15 Multiple Crustal Growth and Recycling Processes Inferred from 

U-Pb and Lu-Hf on Zircons – Evidence from the Limpopo Belt, 

South Africa 

A475 Kirchenbaur M, Zeh A & Klemd R 

10:30 Fluid-Mobile Elements in Evolved Archean Magmas: Implications 

for Archean Subduction Processes 

A446 Kamber B, Mohan R & Piercey S 

10:45 The 2.74-2.66 Ga Kenogamissi Complex (Abitibi): Evolving 

Sources of Plutons Mirroring Geodynamics 

A629 Miller J, Moyen J-F & Benn K 

11:00 Did Plate Tectonics Shut Down for 200 to 300 My during the 

Early Proterozoic? 

A175 Condie K, O'Neill C & Aster R 

11:15 Crustal Growth along a 1.1 Ga Non-Collisional Cratonic Margin: 

U-Pb and Lu-Hf Evidence from the Peruvian Eastern Cordillera 

A635 Miskovic A & Schaltegger U 

11:30 Keynote: Highly-Evolved Silicic Magmas: Volcanic vs. Plutonic 

Conundrums 

A629 Miller CF, Miller JS, Claiborne L, Gualda G & Peters T 

12:00 Implications of Chemical and Isotopic Variations in Neogene Puna 

Plateau Ignimbrites for Central Andean Crustal Evolution 

A456 Kay S & Coira B 

12:15 Invited: Rapid Generation of Felsic Magmas at ~370 Ma in the 

New Zealand Sector of the Gondwana Margin 

A961 Tulloch A & Ramezani J 

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07a: Deep-Mantle Chemistry 

Session chaired by James Badro & Yingwei Fei 

10:00 Invited: How Much Heat and REE in Calcium Silicate 

Perovskite? 

A179 Corgne A & Wood B 

10:15 Oxygen Fugacity Profile in the Earth’s Lower Mantle 

A132 Campbell AJ 

10:30 Diffusion of Trivalent Cations in MgO: Implications for Diffusion 

in Earth's Lower Mantle 

A189 Crispin K & Van Orman J 

10:45 A Computational and Experimental Study of (Fe 2+ ,Mg)SiO3 

Perovskite at Lower Mantle Conditions 

A136 Caracas R, Dubrovinsky L, McCammon C, Kantor I & Narygina O 

11:00 Invited: Obtaining DNi met/sil in the LHDAC 

A183 Cottrell E, Fei Y, Ricolleau A & Prakapenka V 

11:15 Effects of Spin Crossover on Iron Partitioning in Deep Earth 

A541 Li J, Gao L, Chen B, Alp E, Zhao J & Hirose K 

11:30 New Constraints on the Pyrolitic Model Under Lower Mantle 

Conditions 

A795 Ricolleau A, Fei Y, Cottrell E, Watson H, Zhang L, Fiquet G, 

Auzende A-L, Roskosz M, Morard G & Prakapenka V 

11:45 Keynote: Chemical Reactions and Element Partitioning at the 

Core-Mantle Boundary 

A702 Ohtani E 

12:15 Electrical Conductivity of MgO at High Pressure and High 

Temperature 

A1076 Zhang B, Wu X, Xu J & Katsura T 

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09a: Light Element Isotope Insights into Arc Magmatism 

and Mantle Dynamics 

Session chaired by Jeff Ryan & Yuji Sano 

10:00 Oxygen Isotope Evidence for Slab-Derived Silicate Melt in Lau 

Basin Back-Arc Lavas 

A96 Bonifacie M, Eiler J, Stolper E, Bézos A, Michael P & Langmuir C 

10:15 Chlorine Isotope Systematics of a Back-Arc Spreading System 

A521 Layne G, Kent A & Bach W 

10:30 Variable H and O Isotopes in Tongan Basaltic Glasses: Source or 

Degassing? 

A195 Dale CW, Macpherson CG, Boyce AJ, Nowell GM, Pearson DG 

& Arculus RJ 

10:45 Behaviour of Noble Gases during Dehydration Processes in the 

Subducting Oceanic Crust 

A605 Matsumoto T, Okube M, Arima H, Matsuda J-I & Ito E 

11:00 Keynote: Light Elements in Subduction Zones: Perspective from 

Volatiles 

A272 Fischer T, Hilton D, Shaw A, Sharp Z, Barnes J & Hauri E 

11:30 Li and Mg Isotopes in the Mantle: Heterogeneity or Diffusion? 

A754 Pogge von Strandmann P, Elliott T, Ionov D & Niu Y 

11:45 Li and Mg Exchange between Eclogite Lenses and their Host 

Rocks: Evidence from Isotope Profiles 

A594 Marschall H & Pogge von Strandmann P 

12:00 Li Isotopes in HP-Lt Rocks: Insights into the Role of Sediment- 

Derived Fluids 

A869 Simons KK, Harlow GE, Brueckner HK, Goldstein SL, 

Sorensen SS, Hemming NG & Langmuir CH 

12:15 Li and B Isotopes as Tracers for Crust/Mantle vs. Slab Influences 

in Western Mexico 

A816 Ryan J, Savov I & Shirey S 

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10b: Primary Melt Generation and Dynamics of Magma 

Transport and Storage 

Session chaired by Rajdeep Dasgupta & Richard Katz 

10:00 Keynote: Some Geochemical Consequences of the Dynamics and 

Melting of a Veined Mantle 

A414 Ito G, Bianco T, Mahoney JJ, van Hunen J & Ballmer M 

10:30 Heterogeneous Melt Inclusions from Heterogeneous Mantle: An 

Example from Baffin Island, Canada 

A465 Kent A 

10:45 Compositional Variations in Very Small Basaltic Systems Reveal 

Near Source Processes 

A879 Smith IEM, Blake S & Wilson CJN 

11:00 Invited: Short Length-Scale Compositional Heterogeneity in 

Basalts and their Mantle Sources 

A582 Maclennan J 

11:15 A Window into Exotic Arctic Mantle 

A891 Standish J, Langmuir C, Michael P & Goldstein S 

11:30 Combined Xenolith and Receiver Function Study, Western 

Bohemian Massif, Central Europe 

A447 Kämpf H, Heuer B, Mrlina J & Reuther H 

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Pb- Ra Disequilibria: Mantle Melting or Gas Fractionation? 

A77 Berlo K & Turner S 

12:00 Phenocryst O Isotope Constraints on the Timescale of Basaltic 

Magmatism 

A1084 Zhang J-J & Zheng Y-F 

12:15 Intra-Volcanic Layered Intrusions in Sal Island (Cape Verde 

Archipelago): Insights into an Ocean Island Root Zone 

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14c: Minerals in Contact with Water, Organics, and 

Biomolecules: Advances in Interfacial Chemical 

Analysis, Modeling, and Imaging 

Session chaired by Treavor Kendall, Andreas Luttge & 

Henry Teng 

10:00 Keynote: Advances in Elucidating Reactivity and Speciation at 

the Mineral/Water Interface: The Role of Analytical Techniques 

and Computational Modeling 

A888 Sparks D 

10:30 Molecular Modelling of Metal Speciation in Aqueous Solution and 

at the Mineral Surface 

A188 Criscenti L, Allen H, Chen C-C, Katz L, Larentzos J & Xu M 

10:45 Atomistic Simulations of Zeolite Surfaces and Water-Zeolite 

Interface 

A328 Gren W & Parker S 

11:00 The Structure of Water Around Iron Oxide Mineral Nanoparticles 

A886 Spagnoli D, Banfield JF, Waychunas GA & Gilbert B 

11:15 Arsenate Forms Monodenate Complexes at the Surface of Goethite 

A569 Loring J, SandStröm M, Norén K & Persson P 

11:30 Structure and Coordination of Aluminum in Aqueous Solution and 

on Mineral Surfaces 

A634 Mishra B, Hay M & Myneni S 

11:45 Probing the Cassiterite (110) – Water Interface Structure with X- 

Ray Scattering Method 

A1091 Zhang Z, Fenter P, Wesolowski D & Anovitz L 

12:00 Water Structure on Mineral Surfaces: Comparisons between 

Quartz, Corundum and Goethite 

A1010 Waychunas G, Ghose S, Zhang L, Tian C & Shen YR 

12:15 Gas-Phase Protonation of Oxo and Hydroxo Groups at the Metal 

Oxide Surface 

A94 Boily J-F 

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Session chaired by Francois Chabaux 

10:00 Medal: An Experimental Perspective on Microbial Weathering 

Mechanisms and their Role in the Long-Term Carbon Cycle 

A419 Jacobson AD 

10:30 Invited: Vegetation over Hydrologic Control of Sediment 

Transport over the Past 100,000 yr 

A225 Dosseto A, Turner S, Hesse P, Maher K & Fryirs K 

10:45 Impact of Angiosperms and Gymnosperms on Chemical 

Weathering and Element Mobility 

A27 Andrews MY, Ague JJ & Berner RA 

11:00 Integrated Modelling of Biological and Weathering Processes at 

the Continental Scale 

A802 Roelandt C, Godderis Y, Bonnet M-P & Sondag F 

11:15 Invited: Denudation Rate Meters in Mountain Belts: Big Brush or 

Fine Tip? 

A988 von Blanckenburg F, Norton KN, Willenbring JK & Wittmann H 

11:30 Cosmogenic-Based Physical and Chemical Denudation Rates in 

the Idaho Batholith 

A266 Ferrier K, Kirchner J & Finkel R 

11:45 Saprolite and the Evolution of Upland Landscapes – Links 

between Erosion and Weathering in Sierra Nevada, CA 

A220 Dixon JL, Heimsath A & Amundson R 

12:00 Maximum Granite Catena Differentiation 

A355 Hartshorn A, Heimsath A & Chadwick OA 


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Session chaired by Gideon Henderson & David Richards 

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10:00 Nd/ Nd and Sr/ Sr Ratios in Speleothems from Israel as 

Tracers for Dust Provenance in the Eastern Mediterranean, and NE 

Sahara 

A56 Bar-Matthews M, Gutjahr M, Vance D, Vaks A & Hawkesworth C 

10:15 Palaeoclimate Records from >500 ka Speleothems: New 

Chronology and Imaging Methods 

A1035 Woodhead J, Hellstrom J, Drysdale R, Greig A, Hergt J & Maas R 

10:30 High-Resolution Paleoclimate Records from Soils Using SIMS 

Approaches 

A586 Maher K, Harden J, Stock J & Reheis M 

10:45 Invited: A New Generation of 230 Th Dating Techniques: Tests of 

Precision and Accuracy 

A157 Cheng H, Edwards RL, Wang X, Woodhead J, Hellstrom J, 

Wang Y & Kong X 

11:00 Climate Correlations Across the MIS 5/4 Boundary Based on a 

Stalagmite Record from Dongge Cave, China 

A461 Kelly MJ, Cheng H, Edwards RL & Yuan D 

11:15 High-Precision U-Series Measurements of ca. 600,000 Year Old 

Corals 

A902 Stirling C & Andersen M 

11:30 Catastrophic Ice Sheet Collapse and Future Sea Levels: Lessons 

from the Last Interglacial 

A612 McCulloch M 

11:45 The Timings of Sea Level Change during the Last Glacial Cycle, 

from U/Th Dating of Submerged Corals: Results from IODP 

Expedition 310 “Tahiti Sea Level” 

A944 Thomas A, Henderson G, Deschamps P, Yokoyama Y, Bard E, 

Hamelin B, Durand N & Camoin G 

12:00 Distribution of 230 Th, 10 Be and 231 Pa in Sediment Particle Classes 

A498 Kretschmer S, Geibert W, Schnabel C, Rutgers van der Loeff M 

& Mollenhauer G 

12:15 Testing the Response of xs 230 Th and Extraterrestrial 3 He to 

Sediment Redistribution at the Blake Ridge, Western North 

Atlantic 

A614 McGee D, Marcantonio F, McManus JF & Winckler G 

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Session chaired by Bridget Bergquist & Tom Johnson 

10:00 Keynote: Sources and Biogeochemical Cycling of Iron Isotopes in 

Marine Environments 

A809 Rouxel O 

10:30 Thallium Isotope Constraints on Early Cenozoic Climate Change 

A782 Rehkamper M, Baker R, Nielsen SG, Hinkley TK & Toutain JP 

10:45 Invited: When Does Metal Adsorption Cause Isotopes to 

Apportion? 

A1007 Wasylenki L, Weeks C, Spiro T, Bargar J & Anbar A 

11:00 Light Mo Isotopic Signatures in Chesapeake Bay Sediments 

A829 Scheiderich K, Dolor M, Helz G, Walker R & Kaufman AJ 

11:15 Sourcing Metals in Bivalves Using Combined Pb, Zn and Cd 

Isotopic Compositions 

A859 Shiel AE, Orians KJ, Cossa D & Weis D 

11:30 Zn Stable Isotope Variability up the Kruger Park Trophic Chain 

A50 Balter V, Moynier F, Pichat S, Pons M-L, Thackeray F 

& Albarède F 

11:45 Cu and Zn Isotopic Changes from 1972 to Present in the Scheldt 

Estuary 

A739 Petit JCJ, Taillez A, Chou L & Mattielli N 

12:00 Copper Isotopic Fractionation in Acid Mine Drainage 

A473 Kimball B, Mathur R, Dohnalkova A & Brantley S 

12:15 Fractionation of Copper Isotopes in Plants 

A441 Jouvin D, Louvat P, Maréchal C & Benedetti M 


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18e: Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Metalliferous 

Mine Wastes: A Symposium in Honor of John Jambor 

Session chaired by Anne J.B. Thompson & David J. 

Vaughan 

10:00 Keynote: Integrating Geochemical and Mineralogical 

Observations in Mine-Waste Investigations 

A91 Blowes D, Ptacek C & Jambor J 

10:30 Sb Sorption Complexes on Fe Oxide Surfaces: An EXAFS Study 

A5 Ackermann S, Majzlan J, Bolanz R, Giere R & Newville M 

10:45 X-Ray Photoelectron and Absorption Spectroscopy Investigation 

of Se(IV) and Sb(V) Reduction by Mackinawite 

A51 Banerjee D, Kirsch R & Scheinost A 

11:00 EXAFS Characterization of Poorly Crystalline Ferric Arsenate 

Undergoing Transformation to Scorodite 

A156 Chen N, Le Berre J-F, Warner J, Cutler J, Jiang D, Rowson J 

& Demopoulos G 

11:15 Solubilities of Synthetic Scorodite and Ferric Arsenate: 

Implications for Stabilization of Arsenic in Mining and 

Metallurgical Wastes 

A717 Paktunc D & Dutrizac J 

11:30 Influence of Leptospirillum ferrooxidans on the Breakdown of As- 

Bearing Sulphides in Acid Mine Drainage Systems 

A180 Corkhill C, Wincott P, Lloyd J & Vaughan D 

11:45 Microbial Reduction of Ferrous Arsenate: Arsenic Mobility in 

Reduced Tailing Environments 

A1013 Weisener C, Baebechuk M, Fryer B & Paktunc D 

12:00 Irreversible Fixation of Arsenic during Formation of Mg-Bearing 

Minerals at Alkaline Condition 

A825 Sato T, Asai A, Morimoto K, Anraku S & Yoneda T 

12:15 Stabilization of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles by the Adsorption of 

Sulfate, Phosphate, and Arsenate 

A587 Majzlan J 

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Session chaired by Mark Engle, Allan Kolker & Kevin 

Telmer 

10:00 Air Particulate Biomonitoring in the Greater Cologne Area, 

Germany 

A842 Schwark L & Lehndorff E 

10:15 Invited: Enhanced Particulate Matter Surveillance Program: A 

Multidisciplinary Approach to Understanding Mineral Dusts from 

the Middle East 

A243 Engelbrecht J, McDonald E, Gillies J & Gertler A 

10:30 Keynote: Medical Geology: Dust Exposure and Potential Health 

Risks in the Middle East 

A576 Lyles M, Fredrickson H, Bednar A, Fannin H, Griffin D 

& Sobecki T 

11:00 Chemical Composition of Tropospheric Particulate Matter in West 

Africa: Natural and Pollution Source Assessment 

A274 Flament P, Deboudt K, Aimoz L, Cachier H, Châtenet B & Weis D 

11:15 Invited: Aerobiogeochemistry Perturbations of the Anthropocene 

Epoch. Or – What Does This Stuff in the Air do to the World? 

A297 Garrison V 

11:30 On the Link between Carbon Dioxide and Paticulate Matter 

Mortality 

A420 Jacobson M 

11:45 Application of a Microscopic Chemical Imaging System to 

Characterize Ambient Particulate Matter 

A600 Masadeh E & Gertler A 

12:00 Redox Dynamics of Mixed Metal (Mn, Cr, and Fe) Ultrafine 

Particles 

A681 Nico P, Kumfer B, Kennedy I & Anastasio C 

12:15 Assessment of Trace Elements Compositions of Atmospheric 

Aerosol in Central India 

A337 Gupta S, Patel KS, Nava S & Lucarelli F 

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Session chaired by Kurt Konhauser & Lesley Warren 

10:00 The Structure-Function Relationship in Bacteria 

A886 Southam G, Wanger G, MacLean L & Lengke M 

10:15 Formation of Membrane Vesicles on Cyanobacteria Surfaces 

A219 Dittrich M, Fischer C, Arvidson R & Luttge A 

10:30 Shewanella Cell Surface Modification Upon Exposure to Soluble 

Cations 

A284 French S & Glasauer S 

10:45 Acid-Base and Ion Exchange Properties of Two Thermophilic 

Bacteria at Different Growth Times 

A364 Heinrich H, Daughney C, McQuillan J & Bremer P 

11:00 Proton Adsorption and in situ Metal Sequestration by Diverse 

Microbial Mats from Yellowstone National Park, USA 

A513 Lalonde S & Konhauser K 

11:15 Insights into Interactive Microbial and Geochemical Controls on 

Bacterial Surface Reactions from SiO2 Uptake 

A19 Amores D, Smith DS & Warren L 

11:30 Isotopic Fractionation of Cu and Zn during Adsorption onto 

Bacterial Surfaces 

A99 Borrok D, Ridley I & Wanty R 

11:45 Microbial Controls on Contaminant Metal Transport in Porous 

Media 

A449 Kapetas L, Ngwenya B, Macdonald A & Elphick S 

12:00 Keynote: Microbial Sensing of, and Interaction with, Metal 

Oxides and Other Solid Surfaces 

A674 Nealson K 


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20g: Testing Models and Identifying Processes: New 

Insights and Discoveries from Use of Geochemical Data 

Compilations 

Session chaired by James Kubicki, Kerstin Lehnert & 

Vincent Salters 

10:00 Envisioning the Future of Geochemical Databases 

A532 Lehnert KA 

10:15 Keynote: Mantle Myths, Mantle Reservoirs, and Databases 

A384 Hofmann AW 

10:45 Finding Peaks in Geochemical Data Sets 

A811 Rudge J 

11:00 Basin-Scale Variations in California Ground-Water Chemistry 

Utilizing a Publicly Available Database 

A1005 Wanty R, Goldhaber M, Morrison J & Lee L 

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20h: High Field Strength Elements and their Isotopes as 

Tracers for Geological and Planetary Processes 

Session chaired by Carsten Münker, Jeff Vervoort & 

Thomas Zack 

11:15 Keynote: Experimental Constraints on the Behaviour of High 

Field Strength Elements in Melts and Fluids 

A482 Klemme S & Rapp J 

11:30 Nd-Hf in Upper Continental Crust: A Loess Perspective 

A151 Chauvel C, Gallet S, Besnault A, Bureau S & Jahn B-M 

11:45 The Geochemical Behaviour of Sb, Mo and W in Subduction 

Zones 

A488 Konig S, Munker C, Schuth S & Garbe-Schonberg D 

12:00 Fractionation of Zr/Hf and Nb/Ta in Aqueous Systems – The Role 

of Marine Fe-Mn Oxides 

A834 Schmidt K, Bau M, Münker C & Koschinsky A 

12:15 In situ Hf Isotope Analyses within Individual Zircon Growth 

Zones 

A988 von Quadt A, Peytcheva I, Reynolds B & Heinrich C 

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20i: Applications of Neutron Scattering in Geochemistry 

and Mineralogy 

Session chaired by David Cole & Nancy Ross 

10:00 Keynote: Why Neutron Scattering Should be in the Geoscientist’s 

Toolbox 

A146 Chakoumakos B 

10:30 Crystallinity and Grain Contact Mechanics – Neutron TOF 

Scattering in Sandstones 

A197 Darling T, TenCate J, Proffen T & Vogel S 

10:45 A New Approach to Quantification of Metamorphism Using Ultra- 

Small and Small Angle Neutron Scattering 

A28 Anovitz L, Lynn G, Cole D, Rother G, Allard L, Hamilton W, 

Porcar L & Kim M-H 

11:00 Evolution of Micro-Porosity during Basalt Weathering 

A673 Navarre-Sitchler A, Cole D, Rother G & Brantley S 

11:15 Characterization of Simple Fluids Under Confinement and at Free 

Interfaces Using Neutron Scattering Techniques 

A807 Rother G, Cole DR, Chialvo AA & Littrell KC 

11:30 Quasielastic Neutron Scattering Coupled with Classical Molecular 

Dynamics Simulations of Water Diffusion at Metal Oxide Surfaces 

A1015 Wesolowski D, Mamontov E, Vlcek L, Wang W, Cummings P, 

Rosenqvist J, Anovitz L & Cole D 

11:45 An Inelastic Neutron Scattering Study of Adsorbed Water on 

Rutile and Cassiterite Nanoparticles 

A537 Levchenko A, Navrotsky A, Ross N, Spencer E, Kolesnikov A, 

Wesolowski D, Cole D, Mamontov E, Boerio-Goates J 

& Woodfield B 

12:00 Librational Dynamics of Nano-Confined Water: Neutron 

Spectroscopy and Molecular Dynamics Computer Simulations for 

Hydrocalumite 

A445 Kalinichev A, Faraone A, Udovic T, Kolesnikov A, de Souza N, 

Reinholdt M & Kirkpartick RJ 

12:15 Dynamics of Water in Aqueous Solutions Confined in Silica 

Matrices Determined from Neutron Scattering 

A172 Cole D, Mamontov E, Dai S, Pawel M, Liang C, Jenkins T, 

Gasparovic G, Kintzel E, Vlcek L & Cummings P 

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01a: Isotopic Anomalies 

Session chaired by Martin Bizzarro & Ghylaine Quitte 

14:00 Invited: Injection of Short-Lived and Stable Nuclides from a 

“Faint” Supernova into the Early Solar System 

A924 Tachibana S 

14:15 Keynote: The Chemistry of Isotopic Anomalies 

A411 Ireland TR 

14:30 Heterogeneity of the Protoplanetary Disk? The Case of 60 Fe and 

Beyond 

A771 Quitté G 

14:45 Invited: Origin of Ti Isotope Heterogeneity in the Protoplanetary 

Disk 

A956 Trinquier A, Bizzarro M, Ulfbeck D, Elliott T, Coath C, 

Mendybaev R, Richter F & Krot A 

15:00 Barium, but no Sr Isotope Anomalies in Carbonaceous Chondrites 

A1032 Wombacher F, Hammerschmidt K, Becker H & Pack A 


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01c: Processes and Timescales in the Solar Nebula 

Session chaired by Andrew Davis & Ed Young 

15:15 Keynote: Mixing It Up in the Early Solar System 

A163 Ciesla F 

15:30 Medal: Iron-60 in the Cosmic Blender 

A200 Dauphas N, Cook D, Sacarabany A, Frohlich C, Davis A, 

Wadhwa M, Pourmand A, Rauscher T & Gallino R 

16:00 Dating the First Stage of Planet Formation via Mn-Cr 

Chronometry 

A658 Moynier F, Yin Q-Z & Jacobsen B 

16:15 Pb-Pb Isotope Systematics in an Allende Chondrule 

A106 Bouvier A, Wadhwa M & Janney P 

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Session chaired by Paul Hoskin & Joe Whalen 

14:00 Crust-Mantle Interaction Below NE China: Evidence from Magma 

Mixing 

A1021 Wilde S, Yang J & Wu F 

14:15 Origin of TTG Rocks from Anatexis of Ancient Crust: 

Geochemical Evidence from Granitoid Batholith at Huangling in 

the Yangtze Gorge 

A1088 Zhang S-B & Zheng Y-F 

14:30 Reconsidering the Proposed Derivation of Voluminous I and A- 

Type High-Silicia Primary Magmas Directly by Crustal Fusion 

A76 Bergantz G & Bachmann O 

14:45 Element and Isotope Compositions of Variscan S-Type Granites 

Reflect Different Basement Domains 

A866 Siebel W, Shang C, Reitter E & Taubald H 

15:00 In situ U-Pb, O, and Hf Isotope Measurements in Zircon from I- 

and S-Type Granites from SE Australia 

A405 Ickert R, Williams I & Chappell B 


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04c: Mafic-Ultramafic Magmatism in Crustal Growth 

Session chaired by Balz Kamber & Julian Pearce 

15:15 Ferropicrites and Archean Crustal Reworking in the Northeastern 

Superior Province of Québec 

A281 Francis D & Maurice C 

15:30 Episodic, Mafic Crust Formation in the Slave Craton, Canada 

A748 Pietranik A, Hawkesworth C, Storey C, Kemp T, Sircombe K, 

Whitehouse M & Bleeker W 

15:45 The Origin, Nature and Consequences of the Circum-Superior 

1880 Ma Large Igneous Province 

A633 Minifie M, Kerr A, Ernst R & Pearce J 

16:00 Palaeoproterozoic Fe-Rich Tholeiites in Eastern Australia: A 

Geochemical Link between Inliers? 

A46 Baker MJ & Crawford T 

16:15 Quantifying the Relative Roles of Weathering and Igneous 

Processes on Crustal Recycling and the Origin of Continental 

Crust 

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06b: How are Mantle Heterogeneities Created? 

Session chaired by Catherine Chauvel & Andreas Stracke 

14:00 Keynote: Length Scales of Isotope Heterogeneities: From D′′ to a 

Mantle Plume Conduit 

A257 Farnetani C & Hofmann AW 

14:30 Sulfur Solubility to Basaltic Magma and Fractional Crystallization 

of Silicate Minerals: Clues to the Origin of HIMU and FOZO 

Sources 

A861 Shimoda G & Kogiso T 

14:45 The Chlorine Isotope Signature of Mantle Endmembers 

A434 John T, Layne G & Haase K 

15:00 Invited: Origin of Mantle Endmembers and the Role of Depleted 

Oceanic Lithosphere 

A1036 Workman R 

15:15 Highly Siderophile Elements and 187 Os/ 188 Os in the Parental Melts 

of Hawaiian Picrites 

A410 Ireland TJ & Walker R 

15:30 Invited: Doubly-Distilling Eclogite in Ocean Island Basalt 

Sources 

A765 Prytulak J & Elliott T 

15:45 Ar Solubility in Mantle Phases (Revisited) 

A121 Burnard P, Toplis M & Marrocchi Y 

16:00 The Eclogite Engine; Top-Down Geochemistry 


16:15 Melting of Residual Eclogites with Variable Proportions of 

Quartz/coesite 

A806 Rosenthal A, Yaxley GM, Green DH, Hermann J & Spandler CS 

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07f: Diffraction and Absorption Spectroscopies at High 

Temperatures and Pressures 

Session chaired by Grant Henderson, Daniel Neuville & Eiji 

Ohtani 

14:00 Keynote: High-Pressure Phases in the MgO-FeO-Al2O3-SiO2 

System: Implications for the Deep Mantle 

A230 Duffy T, Kubo A, Shieh S, Dorfman S & Prakapenka V 

14:30 Structure of MgSiO3 Glass at High Pressure and Temperature 

A1049 Yamada A, Lesher C, Gaudio S, Inoue T & Funakoshi K-I 

14:45 Invited: X-Ray Microtomography Under Extreme Conditions 

A536 Lesher CE, Wang Y, Gaudio S, Clark A, Sanehira T, Yamada A 

& Roberts J 

15:00 Structure of Silicate Melts Using in situ High Temperature X-Ray 

Absorption on Light Elements (Mg, Si, Al, K, Ca) 

A678 Neuville D, De Ligny D, Cormier L, Flank AM & Lagarde P 

15:15 Invited: The Oxidation State of Uranium in Mantle Melts 

A79 Berry A, O'Neill H & Foran G 

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07g: Metamorphic and Transport Processes 

Session chaired by Lukas Baumgartner & Craig Manning 

15:30 Keynote: Microstructure Evolution during Metamorphic 

Crystallization: Insight into Transport and Interface Kinetics 

A1 Abart R 

15:45 Coupled Cation and O Isotope Exchange in Alkali Feldspar 

A509 Labotka T, Cole D & Fayek M 

16:00 Equilibrium and Kinetics in Metamorphism of Pelites in the 

Nelson Aureole, British Columbia 

A728 Pattison D & Tinkham D 

16:15 Near-Solidus Solubility of Alkali Feldspar-Mica-Quartz in H2O at 

1 GPa: Implications for Crustal Fluids 

A590 Manning C, Wohlers A & Antignano A 

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09c: Relationship of Geodynamics to Magmatic and 

Fluid Processes in Subduction Zones 

Session chaired by Colin Macpherson 

14:00 Keynote: The Non-Steady-State Behavior of Subduction Zones: 

Slab Dynamics and Fluid Fluxes 

A84 Billen M 

14:30 Mantle Melting beneath Island Arcs: U-Series Constraints from 

Marianas 

A37 Avanzinelli R, Elliott T & Prytulak J 

14:45 Concentrating the Slab-Fluid Input to Newberry Volcano, Oregon 

A136 Carlson RW, Grove T & Donnelly-Nolan J 

15:00 Recycling of Trace and Rare-Earth Elements in HP/LT 

Assemblages of Metabasites, Île de Groix, France 

A836 Schmidt S, El Korh A & Ulianov A 

15:15 Invited: Numerical Modeling of Two-Phase Flow in 

Geodynamics: State of the Art, Benchmark and Perspectives 

A791 Richard G & Schmeling H 

15:30 Geochemical and Petrological Evidence for Dehydration Melting 

in Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphic Rocks during Exhumation 

A1099 Zheng Y-F, Zhao Z-F & Xia Q-X 

15:45 Cretaceous Magmatism along the Lower Yangtze River, China 

Controlled by Ridge Subduction 

A554 Ling M, Sun W, Wang F & Yang X 

16:00 Invited: State-Of-The-Art Geodynamic Modeling of Subduction 

Zones: From Slab Edges to Flat and Steep Slabs 

A589 Manea VC & Manea M 

16:15 Structural Geology and Geometry of Subducting and Subducted 

Slabs 

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10a: Crystal Records of Magmatic Processes 

Session chaired by Adam Kent & Erik Klemetti 

15:15 Keynote: Understanding and Quantifying Your Crystal 

Populations 

A427 Jerram DA 

15:45 A Combined “Top Down” and “Bottom’s up” Approach to Crystal 

Records: Chemical and Textural Quantification of Crystal 

Populations at Mount Hood, Oregon 

A198 Darr C & Kent A 

16:00 Taking the Temperature of Rhyolites from the Yellowstone 

Hotspot Track: Evaluation of the Ti-in-Quartz Method 

A530 Leeman W & Lee C-T 

16:15 Using Trace Elements to Constrain Relationships between 

Minerals and Glasses in Mixed-Magma Volcanic Rocks 

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Session chaired by Rajdeep Dasgupta & Jeff Standish 

14:00 Predicting Solidus Temperatures and Modes of Mantle Peridotites 

A45 Baker M, Lesher C & Stolper E 

14:15 Invited: Primary Melts from Slab Metasomatized Mantle – The 

Interplay of Metasomatic Agent and Mantle Fertility 

A835 Schmidt MW 

14:30 Role of Fluids in Melt Generation in the Cascade Arc: Constraints 

from U-Series Data from Central Oregon 

A637 Mitchell E & Asmerom Y 

14:45 Mantle Heterogeneity and Crustal Production in Magma- 

Dynamics Simulations of Mid-Ocean Ridges 

A453 Katz R 

15:00 The Effects of Buoyancy on Shear Induced Porosity Bands in 

Partially Molten Porous Layers 

A125 Butler S 

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11a: The Physics and Chemistry of Thermochronology 

Session chaired by Ethan Baxter & David Shuster 

14:00 Invited: Texturally Controlled U/Pb Dating of Rutile from the 

Ivrea Zone 

A1069 Zack T, Luvizotto GL, Stockli DF & Matthias B 

14:15 Argon Mobility in Biotites 

A131 Camacho A, Lee J, Ullrich T, Fitz Gerald J, Cooper M, 

Woodhead J, Kyser K, Zhao J, Creaser R & Heaman L 

14:30 Microporous and Micropermeable Subgrain Microtextures in K- 

Feldspar 

A593 Mark D 

14:45 T-T Evolution of Fast Diffusion Pathways in Alkali Feldspars 

A724 Parsons I & Fitz Gerald J 

15:00 Keynote: What are Diffusing Noble Gases Really Doing? 

A257 Farley K 

15:30 Invited: Radiation Effects in Zircon and Apatite 

A248 Ewing R, Weber W & Lang M 

15:45 Laser Microprobe Depth Profiling of 4 He Diffusion in Durango 

Apatite 

A976 van Soest M, Boyce J, Monteleone B & Hodges K 

16:00 Secondary Weathering Phases and Apatite (U-Th)/He Ages 

A784 Reiners P, Thomson S, Tipple B, Peyton L, Rahl J & Mulch A 

16:15 Reproducibility of Apatite Fission-Track Length Inversion 

Modeling 

A466 Ketcham R & Donelick R 


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14:00 Electron-Transfer Reactions at Water- and Cytochrome-Iron Oxide 

Interfaces 

A465 Kerisit S, Dupuis M & Rosso K 

14:15 Invited: Glutamate Surface Speciation on Amorphous Titanium 

Dioxide and Hydrous Ferric Oxide 

A921 Sverjensky DA, Jonsson CM, Jonsson CL, Cleaves HJ 

& Hazen RM 

14:30 Surface Speciation of Aspartate and Glutamate on Titanium 

Dioxide 

A440 Jonsson C, Jonsson C, Sverjensky D, Cleaves HJ, Hazen R 

& Cody G 

14:45 Iron Oxide Photodissolution in the Presence of Siderophores 

A497 Kraemer S, Borer P, Sulzberger B, Hug S & Kretzschmar R 

15:00 The Fungi-Biotite Interface: Nanoscale Evidence of Weathering 

A96 Bonneville S, Brown A, Smits M, Jonathan L & Liane G. B 

15:15 Cell-Mineral Surface Origins of the Biogeophysical Response 

A463 Kendall T & Bartosik E 

15:30 Interface Induced Crystallization of Carbonate Polymorphs 

A941 Teng H, Lin Y, Ji J & Chen J 

15:45 Substrate-Controlled Crystallization of Calcite and Aragonite 

A1081 Zhang F, Xu H, Farfan G, Huberty J, Konishi H & Roden E 

16:00 Nanoscale Effects of Dissolved Silica on the Growth of Calcite 

{104} Faces 

A750 Pina CM, Merkel C & Jordan G 

16:15 Bridging the ‘Gap’ between Laboratory Dissolution and Natural 

Chemical Weathering 

A948 Tisserand D & Hellmann R 


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Session chaired by Francois Chabaux 

14:00 Constraints on Chemical Weathering Processes in the Taiwan 

Orogen from Short- and Long-Term Time Series of River Water 

Samples 

A130 Calmels D, Galy A, Bickle M, Hovius N, Horng MJ & Chen H 

14:15 Relationship between Corestone Size, Weathering Rate, and 

Erosion for a Steady State Model Applied to Natural Systems 

A112 Brantley S & Fletcher R 

14:30 Keynote: Fractures and the Weathering Front 

A25 Anderson S, Anderson R & Riggins S 

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15:00 U- U- Th Chronometry of Weathering Rinds: Rates of 

Weathering and Isotopic Record of Soil Waters 

A734 Pelt E, Chabaux F, Innocent C, Navarre-Sitchler A, Sak P 

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16d: Biogeochemistry of Weathering in Glacial 

Environments: Local, Regional, Global and 

Extraterrestrial Consequences 

Session chaired by Rachael James, Mark Skidmore & 

Martyn Tranter 

15:15 Microbially Driven Chemical Weathering in Glaciated Systems 

A873 Skidmore M, Montross S, Tranter M, Kivimaki A-L & Parkes J 

15:30 Comparison of Laboratory and Whole-Ecosystem Weathering in 

Early Post-Glacial Environments 

A738 Perry R, Norton S & Koons P 

15:45 Effect of Cyanide-Mineral Interactions on Granite Weathering in a 

Glacier Forefield 

A298 Gärtner D, Plötze M & Furrer G 

16:00 Keynote: Iron Nanoparticulates in Ice-Hosted Sediments: A 

Window into the Subglacial Environment 

A773 Raiswell R, Benning LG & Davidson L 

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Session chaired by Gideon Henderson & David Richards 

14:00 Keynote: Accurate Chronology of Antarctic Climate and 

Greenhouse Gas Changes over the Past 470 ky 

A454 Kawamura K, Aoki S, Nakazawa T, Matsushima H, Ishidoya S, 

Sugawara S, Lisiecki L, Raymo M & Severinghaus J 

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Ar/ Ar, U- Th, and K-Ar Age of the Laschamp Excursion 

A870 Singer B 

14:45 Reconciling 14 C Timescales for Marine Isotope Stage 3 

A792 Richards D, Beck W, Hoffmann D, Smart P, Singarayer J, 

Ridgwell A & Valdes P 

15:00 High-Resolution Radiocarbon Calibration from 30-50 ka Based on 

Stalagmite 14 C and 230 Th Ages 

A224 Dorale J, Southon J & Edwards RL 

15:15 Changes in MOC Revealed by Chronostratigraphic Correlation of 

Ocean Sediment Cores via 14 C Plateau Tuning 

A331 Grootes PM, Sarnthein M, Kennett JP, Holbourn A, Nadeau M-J 

& Kühn H 

15:30 Using Local and Global Effects on a High Resolution 14 C Record 

to Constrain Climate Change Forcing and Ice Sheet Response from 

Vancouver Island, Western Canada 

A368 Hendy I, Cosma T & Chang A 

15:45 The Last Deglaciation of the Eastern Laurentide Ice Sheet 

A827 Schaefer JM, Balco G, Kelly M, Hanson G, Finkel R, McCabe M, 

Steinberg R, Boothroyd J & Schwartz R 

16:00 Late Glacial Paleoclimate of the Central Altiplano Constrained by 

Cosmogenic He-3 Dating and ‘Clumped-Isotope’ 

Paleothermometry 

A89 Blard PH, Lave J, Farley KA, Tripati A, Eiler JM, Sylvestre F 

& Fornari M 

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Implications for Climate Forcing Mechanisms 

A612 McDermott F, Jackson A, Mangini A, Mattey D & Frisia S 

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Session chaired by Bridget Bergquist & Tom Johnson 

14:00 Rhenium Isotopes in Natural Systems 

A628 Miller CA, Peucker-Ehrenbrink B & Ball L 

14:15 Cr Isotopes Reveal Progress of Natural Reduction of Contaminant 

Cr(VI) in a Groundwater System 

A437 Johnson T & Berna E 

14:30 Chromium Mobilization from the Unsaturated Zone 

A417 Izbicki J, Kulp T, Bullen T, Ball J & O'Leary D 

14:45 Invited: Hg Isotope Fractionation in Sediment Cores 

A379 Hintelmann H, Foucher D, Telmer K, Zheng J & Yamada M 

15:00 Isotopic Evidence for Changing Sources of Mercury to the Arctic 

A86 Biswas A, Blum J, Lammers A & Douglas T 

15:15 Mercury Isotopes Fractionation in the Alaskan Marine 

Environment along an Arctic/subArctic Transect 

A755 Point D, Day R, Sonke J, Vanderpol S, Donard O, Simac K, 

Moors A, Pugh R & Becker P 

15:30 Hg Isotopes in Contaminated Soils 

A1019 Wiederhold JG, Bourdon B & Kretzschmar R 

15:45 Isotope Fractionation of Hg during Volatilization and 

Photoreduction in Freshwater 

A1097 Zheng W, Foucher D & Hintelmann H 

16:00 Mass Dependent Isotope Fractionation of Hg during Biotic 

Degradation of Methyl-Hg & Reduction of Hg(II) 

A499 Kritee K, Blum J & Barkay T 

16:15 Mass-Dependent and -Independent Fractionation of Hg Isotopes in 

Lakes: Effects of Smelter Emissions and pH 

A418 Jackson TA, Telmer KH & Muir DCG 

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14:00 Stable Carbon Isotope Fractionation in Sulfur Oxidizing and 

Heterotrophic Bacteria Native to an Acid Mine Tailings Pond 

A186 Cowie B, Bernier L, Warren L & Slater G 

14:15 Importance of Colloidal Iron in Mine Waters Revealed by 

Differential Pulse Voltammetry 

A659 Mudashiru L, Horrocks B & Aplin A 

14:30 Evolution of Arsenic Mineralogy Through Sulfide Oxidation at the 

Ketza River Mine, Yukon, Canada 

A943 Thibault Y & Paktunc D 

14:45 Arsenic Mobility in a Stream Affected by Acid Mine Drainage 

(SW Spain) 

A726 Parviainen A, Sarmiento A, Sánchez-Rodas D & Nieto JM 

15:00 Characterization of Multiple Secondary Minerals in Arsenic-Rich 

Gold Mine Tailings 

A424 Jamieson H, Walker S, Parsons M & Hall G 

15:15 Solid-State Speciation of As and Sb Associated with Mine Waste 

and Downstream Sediment at the Giant Mine, Yellowknife, 

Canada 

A259 Fawcett SE, Jamieson HE & Walker SR 

15:30 The Behaviour of Antimony in Naturally Impacted Waters 

A1024 Wilson N & Webster-Brown J 

15:45 Long-Term Release of Sulfide Oxidation Products from Old 

Tailings Impoundments 

A765 Ptacek C, Blowes D, Jambor J, Moncur M & Gunsinger M 

16:00 Metal Transport in Sediments Near Abandoned Uranium Mines in 

Harding County, South Dakota 

A904 Stone JJ, Kipp G & Stetler L 

16:15 Secondary Minerals in Tungsten Mine Tailings: Mount Pleasant, 

New Brunswick, Canada 

A740 Petrunic B & Al T 

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Session chaired by Allan Kolker, Mark Engle & Kevin 

Telmer 

14:00 Chemical and Mineralogical Composition of Aerosol Particles at 

Cape Verde 

A237 Ebert M, Kandler K, Deutscher C, Lieke K, Müller-Ebert D, 

Schütz L & Weinbruch S 

14:15 Mercury and Other Trace Elements in Coastal South Carolina 

Aerosols 

A244 Engle M, Kolker A, Krabbenhoft D, Olson M, Tate M & Soneira C 

14:30 Anthropogenic Metal Sulfates in Atmospheric Particulate Matter 

A308 Gieré R, Oehler A & Smith K 

14:45 The Environmental Fate of Depleted Uranium Particulates after 25 

Years 

A566 Lloyd N, Parrish R, Chenery S & Arnason J 

15:00 Oxidation of Uranium Oxide Aerosol Particles in the Near-Surface 

Environment 

A33 Arnason J, Lloyd NS, Parrish R, Tang Y & Reeder R 

15:15 High Precision Uranium Isotope Analysis in Urine by MC-ICP- 

MS and the Detection of Historic Exposure to Depleted Uranium 

A724 Parrish R, Horstwood M, Lloyd N & Arnason J 

15:30 Molecular Characterization of Nickel Species in Aerosols: 

Comparison of Synchrotron XANES and Sequential Leaching 

A1005 Warner J, Ajiboye S, Throssell C, Keller N, Spiers G & Dutton M 

15:45 Arsenic-Rich Airborne Particles Associated with Gold Mine 

Tailings: Particle Size, Mineralogy and Texture 

A181 Corriveau M, Jamieson H, Parsons M & Campbell JL 

16:00 Study of PAHs’ and PCBs’ Occurrence and Fate in Marine 

Aerosols of Eastern Mediterranean 

A897 Stephanou EG, Mandalakis M, Tsapakis M & Apstolaki M 

16:15 Mineral and Chemical Composition of Aeolian Material from the 

Tatra Mts. (S Poland) 

A625 Michalik M, Bialy S, Stuchlik L & Wilczynska-Michalik W 

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Session chaired by Kurt Konhauser & Lesley Warren 

14:00 Microbial Nanowires and their Possible Role in Metal Oxidation 

A321 Gorby Y, Burgos W & Inskeep W 

14:15 Using Conductivity to Measure Iron Reduction Rates from Flask 

to Field 

A782 Regberg A, Singha K, Tien M & Brantley S 

14:30 Phototrophic Fe(II) Oxidizing Bacteria – To Encrust or not to 

Encrust 

A361 Hegler F, Muehe EM & Kappler A 

14:45 Metal-Mineral-Microbe Interactions in Experimental Microcosms 

Using New Zealand Thermophiles 

A656 Mountain B, Childs A, Daughney C & Stott M 

15:00 Microbial S Geochemistry in Acidic Environments: Integrated 

Geochemical and Soft X-Ray Spectromicroscopic Characterization 

A1006 Warren L, Norlund K, Obst M & Hitchcock A 

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19b: The Effect of Microbes on Metal Speciation in the 

Environment. A Tribute to Terry Beveridge 

Session chaired by Jeremy Fein & Bryne Ngwenya 

15:15 Invited: Defining Biomineralization from the Bacterial Cell Wall 

to the Bulk Solution 

A312 Glasauer S, Fakra S, Tyliszczak T & Shuh D 

15:30 Bacterial Cell Walls – Promoters and Inhibitors of Mineral 

Nucleation 

A68 Behrends T, Scheinost A, Shaw S, Benning L & Van Cappellen P 

15:45 Bio-Nano-Engineering: From Clean up to Catalysis 

A730 Pearce C, Coker V, Cutting R, Pattrick R, Lloyd J & Prakash T 

16:00 Microbially Mediated Chromate Reduction in Alkaline Soils 

A121 Burke IT, Stewart DI & Mortimer RJG 

16:15 Systematic Investigation of the Product of Microbial U(VI) 

Reduction by Different Bacteria 

A852 Sharp J, Schofield E, Junier P, Veeramani H, Suvorava E, 

Bargar J & Bernier-Latmani R 

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20e: Coordinated Imaging and High Resolution in situ 

Analyses at the Micron Scale 

Session chaired by Henner Busemann & Richard Cox 

14:00 Keynote: Imaging and in situ Analyses for Assessment of 

Metamorphic Reaction Mechanisms and Equilibration 

A137 Carlson W 

14:30 Integration of SEM Based Quantitative Petrography with Laser 

Ablation ICPMS for in situ Elemental and Isotopic Analysis of 

Minerals 

A923 Sylvester P, Shaffer M, Tubrett M & Souders K 

14:45 A New Method for Analysing Thin (≥2 µm) Zircon Rims by LA- 

ICP- MS 

A183 Cottle J, Parrish R & Horstwood M 

15:00 Invited: Unraveling the Effects of Aqueous Alteration on Primary 

Nebular Materials: Electron Microbeam Study of Matrices of CR 

Chondrites 

A3 Abreu N & Brearley A 

15:15 Cathodoluminescence (CL), Isotopic (Pb, O) and Trace Element 

Zoning in Lower Crustal Zircon Documents Growth of Early 

Continental Lithosphere 

A107 Bowman J, Moser D, Wooden J, Valley J, Mazdab F & Kita N 

15:30 Imagery-Correlated High Precision Stable Isotope Analysis 

A970 Valley J, Kita N, Ushikubo T, Orland I & Kozdon R 

15:45 Invited: Finding Needles in the Haystack: Coordinated Analyses 

on Planetary Materials 

A1071 Zega T, Alexander C, Busemann H, Cody G, Kilcoyne D, 

Nguyen A, Nittler L & Stroud R 

16:00 Construction of the Ion Nanoprobe: A Progress Report 

A201 Davis A, Veryovkin I, Stephan T, Pellin M, Savina M, Parai R, 

Knight K & Levine J 

16:15 C60 TOF-SIMS: A Tool for High-Resolution Mapping of Elements 

and Organic Compounds 

A807 Rost D, Henkel T, King A & Lyon I 

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1 High Precision Nickel Isotope Measurements of Fe-Ni Metal of 

Meteorites 

A26 Andrews K, Schiller M & Baker J 

2 Chromium Nucleosynthetic Anomalies in Bulk and Components 

of Chondrites 

A769 Qin L, Alexander C, Carlson R & Horan M 

3 Lithium Isotope Compositions of Chondrules and CAIs from 

Allende and Various Ordinary Chondrites 

A845 Seitz H-M, Zipfel J, Brey G & Ott U 

01c: Processes and Timescales in the Solar Nebula 

4 Testing “Self-Shielding” Model for the Early Solar Nebula with 

Laboratory Experiment 

A148 Chang C, Yin Q-Z & Ng C-Y 

5 Laser Ablation Analysis of Metal Grains in Carbonaceous 

Chondrites 

A346 Hammond S, Rogers N & Bland P 

6 Ephemeral Evaporation History of the First Solids in the Early 

Solar System 

A418 Jacobsen B, Yin Q-Z, Moynier F, Amelin Y, Krot A, Nagashima K 

& Hutcheon I 

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Chondrites 

A504 Kurahashi E, Kita N, Nagahara H & Morishita Y 

8 Modeling Fe-Ni Metal and Silicate Melt Compositions Produced 

by Thermal Reduction of Nebular Condensates Above the 

Liquidus 

A1049 Yakovlev O, Ariskin A, Barmina G & Bychkov K 

01d: Early Planetary Differentiation Timescales 

9 Olivine Morphology and the Origin of Main Group Pallasites 

A476 Kissin S 

10 Hafnium-Tungsten Chronometry of Lunar Differentiation 

A480 Kleine T, Touboul M, Bourdon B, Palme H & Wieler R 

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Hf- W Chronometry for Diogenites: Implications for the 

Evolution of the HED Parent Body 

A524 Lee D-C 

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Re- Os Isotopic and Highly Siderophile Element (HSE) 

Systematics of Pallasites 

A528 Lee SR, Walker RJ, McCoy TJ & McDonough WF 

13 Molybdenum Concentrations in Chondrites, Stony and Iron 

Meteorites 

A677 Neuheimer E, Wieser M & DeLaeter J 

14 Is the Hf Isotope Composition of the Bulk Silicate Earth 

Chondritic? 

A889 Sprung P, Scherer E, Mezger K & Bischoff A 

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A1020 Wieser ME & De Laeter J 

01e: Early Solar System Materials 

16 Solar Xenon in Genesis Silicon 

A310 Gilmour J & Crowther S 

17 Evidence For Sulfur-Rich Fluids in the Ancient Angrite Parent 

Body 

A411 Irving A, Kuehner S & Rumble D 

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18 Ar- Ar Dating of a Melt Inclusion from Dhofar 323 (H5): An 

Early Impact Event 

A491 Korochantseva EV, Buikin AI, Lorenz CA, Hopp J, Schwarz WH 

& Trieloff M 

19 Discovery of Tazheranite (Cubic Zirconia) in the Allende 

Meteorite 

A577 Ma C & Rossman G 

20 Raman Spectroscopic Feature of the Noble Gas Carrier Q in 

Meteorites 

A604 Matsuda J-I, Nara M & Amari S 

21 Spectroscopic Studies on Dergaon Meteorite 

A818 Saikia BJ & Parthasarathy G 

22 Wild 2 Olivine, Low-Ca Pyroxene and Sulfides 

A1107 Zolensky M 

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01f: Lunar Geochemistry and Chronology 

23 Using Composition to Assess Pairing Relationships Among 

Lunaites 

A492 Korotev R 

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24 Evolution of Planet-Satellite System due to Accumulation of 

Dispersed Material from Protoplanet Cloud 

A500 Krivtsov A, Galimov E & Vasilyev S 

25 Ar-Ar Ages for Lunar Basalt Meteorites: A 881757, Y 793169, 

MIL 05035, LAP 02205, NWA479 and EET 96008 

A652 Morris A, Fernandes V & Burgess R 

26 Development of Lunar Highland Regotith Simulants 

A902 Stoeser D, Wilson S, Fikes J, McLemore C & Rickman D 

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A1098 Zheng Y, Ouyang Z & Blewett D 

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28 Geochronology and Geochemistry of the Fangcheng 

Neoproterozoic Alkali-Syenites in East Qinling Orogen and its 

Geodynamic Implications 

A52 Bao Z, Wang Q & Zhao Z 

29 Temporal Evolution of Archean Intermediate to Felsic Plutonism 

in the Superior Province 

A61 Beakhouse G 

30 Epidote Forming Reactions in Calc-Alkaline Rocks Monitored by 

Trace Elements 

A213 Dessimoz M, Müntener O, Jagoutz O & Hussein D 

31 Cyclicity in Earth Evolution Constrained by Time-Series Analysis 

of Global Igneous Activity 

A239 Eglington B 

32 Plutonic Imaging: A Key to Understanding Crustal Evolution 

A278 Foster D, Mueller PA, Mogk D, Wooden J, Kamenov G 

& Probst K 

33 Zircon as Proxy of Magma Differentiation and Mixing in the 

Tuscan Magmatic Province (Italy) 

A288 Gagnevin D, Daly JS, Whitehouse M, Horstwood M & Kronz A 

34 Mt Stuart Amphibole: Intra-Sample Variation and Al-in- 

Hornblende Barometry Reassessed 

A393 Hoskin P & Steinitz A 

35 Petrogenesis and Tectonic Implications of Neoproterozoic 

Granitoids from Northern Kangdian Rift, South China 

A400 Huang X, Xu Y, Li X & Li W 

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36 Paleoproterozoic Tectono-Thermal Evolution of the Jiao-Liao-Ji 

Belt, North China Craton 

A544 Li S 

37 Is There an Archaean TTG Series? 

A657 Moyen J-F 

38 Accessory (REE+Y)XO4 Phases: Substitutions of As, S, Nb, Zr, 

Th, Ca and Sr in Endogenous Systems 

A706 Ondrejka M & Uher P 

39 Geochronological and Geochemical Constraints on Petrogenesis of 

Late Mesozoic I- and A-Type Granites from the Coastal Area of 

Northeastern Fujian Province, SE China 

A770 Qiu J-S, Jiang S-Y, Xu X-S, Xiao E & Hu J 

40 Sub-Solidus (Metasomatic) Evolution of Primary (Magmatic) 

Granitoids to Form New Granitic Rocks: Examples from Plutonic 

Complexes of the Sanandaj-Sirjan Metamorphic Belt, Iran 

A848 Sepahi AA & Ranin A 

41 Zircon Dating and Heritance of a Pre-Variscan Granite (SW 

Iberia) 

A880 Solá AR, Ribeiro ML & Neiva A 

42 Geochemistry and Isotopic Studies of the Kashmar Batholith, NE 

Central Iran Plate (CIP) 

A881 Soltani A & Carr P 

43 Oxygen Isotope Evidence for Diverse Origins of Post Pan-African 

A-Type Granites in Southern Israel (Arabian Nubian Shield) 

A896 Steinitz A, Katzir Y, Valley J & Spicuzza M 

44 Geochemistry and Sr-Nd Isotopic Systematics of Archaean and 

Neoproterozoic Charnockites from the Southern Granulite Terrain, 

South India: Magma Genesis and Tectonics 

A951 Tomson JK, Bhaskar Rao YJ, Vijaya Kumar T & Choudhary AK 

45 Origin of High µ Isotope Signature in Late Archean Granitoids 

A967 Ulrich T, Kamber B, Mekala RM & Whitehouse M 

46 Felsic Magmas Indicate Crustal Recycling during NAIP and FLIP 

Formation 

A983 Viereck-Goette L, Abratis M, Hertogen J, Meyer R, Pedersen RB, 

Elsner M & Schoener R 

47 Dating and Geochemical Characteristics of Yanwan Paleozoic 

Collisional Intrusions in West Segment of Qinling 

Mountains,China 

A996 Wang H, Sun Y & Xu X 

48 Isotope Geochemistry of Rhyolite of the Late Carboniferous in 

Eastern Tianshan 

A1004 Wang Y, Li H, Gu L, Zhang Z & Wu C 

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49 Cumberland Batholith Petrogenesis: Implications for 

Paleoproterozoic Crustal and Orogenic Processes 

A1016 Whalen J, Wodicka N & Taylor BE 

50 Geochemistry, U-Pb and Sr-Nd-Hf Isotopes of the Baijuhuajian 

A-Type Granites in Zhejiang Province: Evidence for a Continuous 

Extensional Regime in the Mid and Late Mesozoic 

A1033 Wong J, Sun M, Xing G, Zhao G, Li X, Wu F & Yuan C 

51 Zircon SHRIMP U-Pb Dating of Echeng Granite in the 

Southeastern Hubei, MLYB, Eastern China 

A1042 Xie G & Mao J 

52 Age and Growth of the Archean Kongling Terrain, South China, 

with Emphasis on 3.3 Ga Granitoid Gneisses 

A1054 Yang J & Gao S 

53 Framework of Mesozoic Magmatism and Crust-Mantle Interaction 

in the Dabie Mountain and Middle-Lower Yangtze River Belt, 

Central China 

A1077 Zhang C & Ma C 

54 Permian Bimodal Volcanic Rocks from Central Inner Mongolia, 

North China: Geochemistry, Petrogenesis and Tectonic 

Implication 

A1088 Zhang X, Zhang H, Tang Y & Wilde S 

55 Association of a- and I-Type Granites at the Western Yangtze 

Block, SW China: Implications for Generation of A-Type Granite 

A1094 Zhao X-F, Zhou M-F, Li J-W & Wu F-Y 

56 A Composite M- with W-Type of REE Tetrad Effect in a North 

China Alkaline Complex 

A1095 Zhao Z & Bao Z 

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57 Origin of Metabasites from the Higher Himalayan Crystalline 

Nappes, Kaghan Valley, Pakistan 

A17 Altenberger U, Wilke F & Reinisch R 

58 Geochemistry and Geochronology of Gaima Basaltic Lava 

Plateau, Northeast China 

A505 Kuritani T, Kimura J-I, Miyamoto T, Shimano T, Maeno F, Wei H, 

Jin X & Taniguchi H 

59 Grenville-Age Magmatism in Bainaimiao, Northern Margin of the 

North China Craton: Evidence from Captured Zircons of Quartz- 

Diorite Dikes 

A562 Liu W, Zhang H & Zhou Z 

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60 Heterogeneous Signature of the Saharan Metacratonic Crust in 

Central North Sudan 

A849 Shang C, Satir M, Taubald H & Morteani G 

61 The Nature of Magmatism Associated with Breakup of 

Super-Continents: Constraints from Geochemical and Pb, Sr, Nd 

and Hf Isotopic Studies from the Appalachian Orogen 

A872 Sinha K, Rooney T & Hanan B 

62 Evolution of the Jan Mayen Ridge – New Data from the Jan 

Mayen Fracture Zone 

A877 Slama J, Pedersen R-B & Kosler J 

63 Zircon U-Pb Dating, Hf Isotopes and Trace Elements 

Characteristics of the Migmatites in Tianjingping Area, 

Northwestern Fujian Province 

A1086 Zhang L, Zhong Z, Zhou H, Zeng W, Xiang H, Liu R & Jin S 

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04c: Mafic-Ultramafic Magmatism in Crustal Growth 

64 Contrasting Isotopic (Sm-Nd) Signatures in an Equivocal Bimodal 

Igneous Complex (Ossa-Morena Zone, SW Iberia) 

A139 Carrilho Lopes J, Munhá J, Pin C & Mata J 

65 Re-Os and Lu-Hf Isotope Evidence for the Genesis of Pyroxenite 

from Northern Dabie Ultrahigh Pressure Complex Belt, Eastern 

Central China 

A154 Chen D, Meng Q, Ni T & Zhi X 

66 Use and Abuse of Sm-Nd Whole-Rock Isochron Data for 

Komatiites 

A494 Kovalenko A, Salnikova E & Arestova N 

67 Tectonic Settings of Mafic Volcanic Rocks in Shanbaishan Basin 

A560 Liu S, Wu J & Zhang Z 

68 Bimodal Magmatism in the Andriamena Belt, Madagascar. 

Implication for Continental Crust Evolution in Neoproterozoic 

Times 

A700 Ohnenstetter M, Ratefiarimino A & Rakotomanana D 

69 In situ LAM-ICPMS Zircon U-Pb and Lu-Hf Analyses of High- 

Grade Mafic-Ultramafic Rocks in Central Brazil: Implications for 

the Evolution of the Neoproterozoic Brasilia Belt 

A750 Pimentel M, Buhn B, Junges S & Matteini M 

70 Petrogenisis of a Plume-Related Layered Cumulate Complex in 

the Northwest Yangzi Craton: Petrological and Geochemical 

Constraints 

A911 Su L, Song S & Li X 

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71 A Mesoproterozoic Sm-Nd Age for the Oddanchatram Anorthosite 

Massif, South India, Evidence for Ancient Crustal Contamination 

and Significance to the Regional Terrane Assembly 

A984 Vijaya Kumar T, Bhaskar Rao YJ, Kallukalam TJ 

& Choudhary AK 

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04d: Subduction, Sagduction and Delamination 

Processes in the Generation of Continental Crust 

72 Sampling an Active Continental Paleo-Margin: A LA-ICP-MS U- 

Pb Zircon Study from the Adrar des Iforas (Mali) 

A118 Bruguier O, Bosch D, Caby R, Galland B & Hammor D 

73 Nb/Ta in Lajimiao Gabrro – Implications for Lower Crust Melting 

A559 Liu J, Sun Y & Sun W 

74 Middle Jurassic High-Pressure Shearing Events Revealed by 

Phengite in the Jiayuqiao Metamorphic Complex, Eastern Tibet 

A996 Wang G & Zhang W 

75 Collapse of the Songpan-Ganze Orogenic Belt and Mesozoic Mid- 

Crustal Ductile Channel Flow: Evidence from the Longmenshan 

Foreland Thrust Belt 

A1052 Yan D-P, Zhou M-F, Wei Q, Liu H, Dong T-Z, Zhang W-C 

& Jin Z-L 

76 Early Mesozoic High Pressure Metamorphism in the Lhasa Block, 

Tibet: Implications for the Growth of the Cimmerian Subcontinent 

A1074 Zeng L, Liu-Zeng J & Xie K 

77 Geochronology of the Altay Adakite and the Initiation of the 

Paleo-Asian Ocean Subduction 

A1081 Zhang H, Shen X & Ma L 

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06a: Ridges and Geochemical Mapping of the Mantle 

78 U-Th-Ra Disequilibria along the EPR: Evidence for Off-Axis 

Melting? 

A68 Beier C, Turner S & Niu Y 

79 Geochemical Signatures of Oceanic Crust Zircon 

A71 Belyatsky B, Lepekhina E, Antonov A & Sergeev SA 

80 Relationships between Mantle and Crust Melt Distribution and 

Surficial Geology and Geochemistry at the 9° 03'N Overlapping 

Spreading Center, East Pacific Rise 

A478 Klein E, Nunnery A, Perfit M, Wanless D & White S 

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81 Correspondences of Helium Isotope Compositions between 

Gabbros or Abyssal Peridotites with Basalts: A View for 

Heterogeneity Inferred from the Volcanics in Uppermost Mantle 

A502 Kumagai H, Sato K, McCaig A, Abe N & Dick HJB 

82 Geochemical Evidence for a Transient Change in Mantle Melting 

from the Deglaciation of Iceland 

A621 Mervine E, Sims K, Blichert-Toft J & Jull M 

83 Helium-Ne-Ar Systematic in Lena Trough Lavas, Arctic Ocean 

A672 Nauret F, Moreira M & Snow JE 

84 Geochemistry and Geochronology of the Ninetyeast Ridge, Indian 

Ocean: New Constraints on Paleotectonics and Hotspot Dynamics 

A762 Pringle M, Mervine E, Frey F, Nobre-Silva I, Weis D, Owens H 

& Gauntlett E 

85 Azores and MAR Basalts Similarity: A Multidimensional Analysis 

A791 Ribeiro LP, Pimentel F, Abreu MP & Team Emepc 

86 Extent of Indian MORB Mantle Domain during the Cretaceous: 

Geochemistry of Basement Rocks in Luzon, Philippines 

A939 Tejada ML, Belza C, Arcilla C, Balangue-Tarriela MIR, Rodolfo R 

& Castillo P 

87 The Noble Gas Composition of the Earth´s Mantle 

A955 Trieloff M 

88 Evidence for a Heterogeneous Mantle at 9º30'N EPR 

A1009 Waters C, Sims K, Perfit M, Blichert-Toft J, Blusztajn J 

& Fornari D 

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06e: Continental Extension-Related Basalts: Mantle 

Sources and Magma Generation Processes 

89 Hf, Nd, Sr Isotopic Insights into the Chaîne des Puys Magmatic 

System, France 

A92 Boettcher I, Mengel K & Kleinhanns IC 

90 Sources of Alkaline and Tholeiitic Volcanic Rocks from the CEVP 

(Vogelsberg, Germany) Inferred from Hf, Pb, and Os Isotopes 

A442 Jung S, Pfänder J, Brauns M & Maas R 

91 Magma Generation in the Main Ethiopian Rift (MER) and Afar 

A466 Kersten F, Pfänder J & Gloaguen R 

92 Geochemical Implications of Basaltic Products from Develidag 

Volcanic Complex, Central Anatolia, Turkey 

A506 Kurkcuoglu B 

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93 Origin of Mafic Melts in the Pamir Mountains – Evidence from 

Trace-Element and Isotopic Data of Volcanic and Plutonic Rocks 

A743 Pfänder J & Ratschbacher L 

94 Bimodal Volcanism within Trans-Tensional Extension Basins 

Developed along Craton-Arc Suture Subsequent to Continental 

Collision: An Example from Southern Africa 

A774 Rajesh HM, Gutzmer J & Bailie RH 

95 Neoproterozoic Mafic Dike Swarm in the Northern Margin the 

Yangtze Block was not Part of Rodinia 

A1093 Zhao J-H & Zhou M-F 

96 Late Mesozoic Volcanism Across E. Mongolia and Great Xing’an 

Range, NE China: Geochemical Constraint on the Post-Collisional 

Extension 

A1101 Zhou X, Ying J, Zhang L, Wilde SA, Badamgarav J 

& Tomurtogoo O 

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07d: Experimental Petrology Related to Ore Deposits 

97 The Effect of Chlorine on the Solubility of Pt in a Haplobaslatic 

Melt at 0.2 GPa and 1523K 

A88 Blaine F, Linnen R, Holtz F & Brugmann G 

98 The Effect of Oxygen Fugacity and Melt Composition on As-Sb 

Fluid-Melt Partitioning in the granite-H2O System at 800°C and 

200 MPa 

A336 Guo Q & Linnen R 

99 Experimental Study on the Mechanism of Metasomatism in the 

System between Scheelite⇔Ferberite 

A928 Tamura I, Shikazono N & Nakata M 

100 Phase Relationships in the System PtS-PdS-NiS: Summary of 

Previous Results and New X-Ray Diffraction Data 

A981 Verryn S & Merkle R 

(Session 07d continues on Friday 18th July AM on page 220) 

07h: Crystallography of Petrologically Significant 

Minerals: Symposium in Honor of Thomas Armbruster 

101 The Crystal Structure of Bornemanite, a Complex Group III Ti- 

Disilicate Mineral from Lovozero Alkaline Massif, Kola 

Peninsula, Russia 

A131 Cámara F & Sokolova E 

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102 Al- and [4]B-Rich Tourmaline from the Sahatany Pegmatite Field, 

Madagascar, and its Relevance on a New Barometer 

A247 Ertl A & Tillmanns E 

103 Structure Refinement and Spectroscopic Analysis of Di- 

Octahedral Ba-Micas 

A373 Hetherington C, Izawa M, Flemming R & Kirby C 

104 The Crystal Structure of a New Ca-Na-Mn 3+ -arsenate from a Small 

Metamorphic Mn Deposit in Italy 

A487 Kolitsch U 

105 Residual Strain and Domain Orientation in Quartz 

A503 Kunz M, Tamura N & Wenk H-R 

106 Mechanisms of Crystal Growth for Birnessite at Low 

Temperatures 

A568 Lopano C, Heaney P & Post J 

107 Te, Sb and W Mineralization at the Black Pine Mine, Montana 

A632 Mills S, Groat L & Kolitsch U 

108 Exsolution of Fe-Mg Olivine in Longang Basalt, NE China 

A912 Sui J & Fan Q 

109 A PH2O-Dependent Structural Phase Transition in the Zeolite 

Natrolite 

A997 Wang H-W & Bish D 

(Session 07h continues on Friday 18th July AM on page 221) 

09a: Light Element Isotope Insights into Arc Magmatism 

and Mantle Dynamics 

110 Cross-Arc Element Mobility and Prograde Subduction 

Metamorphism at the Kurile Convergent Margin 

A226 Dreyer B & Morris J 

111 Are Subduction Zones Dry Below 400 km? 

A326 Green H 

112 Helium Isotope Ratios in Northeastern Japan and their Comparison 

with the Seismological Data 

A391 Horiguchi K, Takahata N, Sano Y, Ueki S, Okada T, Nakajima J 

& Hasegawa A 

113 Subduction Influence of Philippine Sea Plate on the Mantle 

beneath Kyushu, SW Japan: An Examination of Boron Contents in 

Basaltic Rocks 

A639 Miyoshi M, Shimono M, Hasenaka T, Fukuoka T & Sano T 

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114 High 3 He Emanation Observed in a Forearc Region and Seismic 

Tomography in SW Japan 

A823 Sano Y, Kameda A, Takahata N, Yamamoto J & Nakajima J 

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09c: Relationship of Geodynamics to Magmatic and 

Fluid Processes in Subduction Zones 

115 Accessory Minerals as Petrogenetic Tracers: Insights from in situ 

Analyses 

A100 Bosch D, Garrido C, Bruguier O, Dhuime B, Bodinier J-L 

& Galland B 

116 The Subduction of Continental Crust, the Origin of PO Granitoids, 

and the Evolution of the Svecofennian Shield 

A117 Brueckner HK 

117 Rutiles in UHPM Rocks from Sulu-Dabie Orogen 

A157 Chen ZY 

118 Volcanism of the Bureja-Jiamusy Superterrane as a Reflection of a 

Subduction Setting Evolution 

A211 Derbeko I 

119 Numerical Modelling of Continental Collision, Oceanic 

Subduction and Related Geodynamical Processes 

A250 Faccenda M, Gerya T, Burlini L & Chakraborty S 

120 Various Chemical Composition of Fluids Released by Subducted 

Oceanic Crust: Evidence from the Tianshan Meta-Subducted 

Complex, NW China 

A294 Gao J, Klemd R & John T 

121 Thermal and Flow Structure of Subduction Zones and Water 

Transportation into the Deep Mantle 

A416 Iwamori H 

122 SHRIMP Zircon U-Pb Chronology, Elemental and Sr-Nd-Hf 

Isotopic Geochemistry of SSZ Ridge Plagiogranite in Western 

Qinghai-Tibet Plateau 

A431 Jiang Y-H, Liao S-Y, Yang W-Z & Shen W-Z 

123 Chemical Modification of Oceanic Lithosphere by Hotspot 

Magmatism: Seismic Evidence from Subduction of the Ninetyeast 

Ridge along the Sumatra-Andaman Arc 

A630 Miller M & Lee C-T 

124 Computer Model of Underthrusting and Subduction Under 

Conditions of the Gabbro-Eclogite Transition 

A757 Polyansky OP, Korobeinikov SN, Sverdlova VG, Reverdatto VV 

& Babichev AV 

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125 PGE and Re Systematics of Arc Picrites from the Solomon 

Islands: The Effects of Mantle Wedge Depletion and 

Refertilisation 

A842 Schuth S, Brügmann G, Münker C & Ballhaus C 

126 Slab Melting beneath Central Mexico: A Seismological 

Perspective 

A883 Song T-RA, Helmberger DV & Shirey SB 

127 Geochronology and Geochemistry of Ore-Bearing Porphyries in 

the Lamasu and Dabate Areas, Western Tianshan (Northern 

Xinjiang, China) 

A931 Tang G, Wang Q, Zhao Z & Wyman D 

128 Exsolved Magnetite and Clinopyroxene in Olivine from Haladala 

Gabbro, West Tianshan, NW China 

A1048 Xue Y 

129 Element Mobility in Mafic and Felsic Ultrahigh-Pressure 

Metamorphic Rocks during Continental Collision 

A1096 Zhao Z-F & Zheng Y-F 

09e: Secular Changes in Arc Magma Compositions 

Through Time 

130 Meso-Cenozoic Calc-Alkaline Magmatism in the South Shetland 

Islands, Antarctica: Implications for Temporal Changes of the 

Mantle Sources 

A526 Lee MJ & Lee JI 

131 Geochemistry and Isotope Tracing of the Subduction Related 

Volcanism in the Timok Magmatik Complex, East Serbia 

A642 Moll M, von Quadt A, Peytcheva I & Heinrich CA 

132 Magmatic Evolution of the Quaternary Volcanics from Hudson 

and Lautaro Volcanoes, Austral Andean Cordillera 

A709 Orihashi Y, Nakai S, Shinjoe H, Naranjo J & Motoki A 

133 Variable Magmatic and Eruptive Cycles at Arc Volcanoes; 

Taranaki (New Zealand) and Lopevi (Vanuatu) 

A901 Stewart R, Turner M, Smith I & Cronin S 

134 Late Cenozoic Magmatic Evolution in the NE Honshu Arc 

A1050 Yamada R, Yoshida T & Kimura J-I 

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135 Magmatic Processes and Timescales Revealed by Plagioclase 

Textural and in situ Chemical Data 

A93 Bohrson W, Mickiewicz S, Salisbury M & Spera F 

136 Inclusions and Crown-Like Chrome Spinel in Chromitites from the 

Oman Ophiolite: Evidence for Hydrous MORB Melts in the 

Mantle-Crust Transition Zone 

A98 Borisova AY, Ceuleneer G, Arai S, Bejina F, Bazylev BA 

& Polve M 

137 Mixing Dynamics at Mt. Etna (Italy) from Textural and 

Compositional Features of Phenocrysts 

A189 Cristofolini R & Viccaro M 

138 Characteristics and Zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb Ages of the A-Type 

Intrusive Rocks in Zongyang County, Anhui Province, East China 

A253 Fan Y, Zhou T, Yuan F & Cooke D 

139 Differentiation of High-K Calcalkaline Magmas at Mount Bidkhan 

Volcano (Central Iranian Volcanic Belt) 

A467 Khalili Mobarhan S, Viccaro M, Cristofolini R & Ahmadipour H 

140 Crustal Contamination and Magma Mixing in Basic Volcanic 

Rocks from NW Iran: Evidence from Textural and Chemical 

Disequilibria in Phenocrysts and Glasses 

A468 Kheirkhah M, Emami MH & Mirnejad H 

141 Geochemical Characteristics and Zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb Dating 

of Granite from Hukeng Intrusion, Jiangxi Province, South China 

A558 Liu J, Mao J, Ye H & Zhang W 

142 Relationships between µm-scale Melt Inclusions and Oscillatory 

Trace Element Zoning in Olivine 

A590 Mansfield F, Eiler J, Stolper E & Guan Y 

143 Phosphorus Zonation as a Record of Olivine Crystallization 

History 

A610 McCanta M, Beckett J & Stolper E 

144 Quartz Crystal Connections between Magmatic, Plutonic, and 

Hydrothermal Environments 

A621 Mercer CN & Reed MH 

145 Petrogenesis of the Whakamaru Supervolcano, New Zealand, from 

in situ Micro-Analytical Studies 

A825 Saunders K, Wysoczanski R & Baker J 

146 U-Th Age Constraints on Processes of Differentiation and 

Solidification in Carbonatite – Phonolite Associations 

A836 Schmitt A, Wörner G, Cooper K & Zou H 

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147 Textural, Chemical, and Inclusion Records of Rapid 

Crystallization 

A873 Sirbescu M & Student J 

148 Crystal Growth in Heterogeneous Magmas – 3D Visualization and 

Self-Affine Fractal Statistics 

A876 Slaby E, Martin H, Domonik A & Smigielski M 

149 Unravelling Complex Magmatic Processes Using Amphibole: A 

Case Study from El Misti, Peru 

A941 Tepley F, De Silva S & Salas G 

150 Clinopyroxene Xenocrysts in Fuhai Carboniferous Magma, 

Xinjiang, China 

A1000 Wang R 

151 Geochemical and Isotopic Evidence for the Origin of the Boulder 

Batholith, Montana 

A1034 Wooden J, Mazdab F, Mueller PA, Aleinikoff J, Lund K, 

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152 PGE Geochemistry of Strongly Differentiated Intrusions from the 

Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic 

A4 Ackerman L & Strnad L 

153 The Genesis of I- and S-Type Granitoid Rocks of the Early 

Ordovician Oledo Pluton, Central Iberian Zone (Central Portugal) 

A29 Antunes IMHR, Neiva A, Silva M & Corfu F 

154 Mio-Pliocene Post-Collisional Calc-Alkaline Volcanism in Central 

Anatolia: Tepekoy Volcanic Complex 

A302 Geneli F & Gencalioglu Kuscu G 

155 Source and Crustal Assimilation of Jinchuan Ultramafic Complex 

in Gansu Province, China 

A431 Jiao J-G, Tang Z-L & Yan H-Q 

156 Extra-Thick Plates: Basis for a Single Model of Mantle 

Magmagenesis, all the way from MORB to Kimberlite 

A711 Osmaston MF 

157 Wakurayama Dacite as a Possible Adakites from the Matsue City, 

Inner Zone of Southwest Japan Arc 

A824 Sato D & Matsumoto I 

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158 Geochemical Study of Chromian Spinel Bearing Alkaline Matsue 

Basalt in the Shimane Prefecture, Southwest Japan Arc 

A960 Tsubota T & Matsumoto I 

159 Xenolith Evidence for Anatexis of Hydrothermally Modified 

Mafic Crust (Hyblean Area, Italy): Implications for Primary Origin 

of Some Trachytoid Magmas 

A982 Viccaro M, Scribano V, Cristofolini R & Ottolini L 

160 Magma Source of Karamay Cambrian Pillow Basalt, West Junggar 

(Xinjiang, NW China) 

A1012 Wei S 

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161 Isotopic Systematics of Magma Movement in the Krafla Central 

Volcano, North Iceland 

A331 Gronvold K, Halldorsson SA, Oskarsson N, Sigurdsson G 

& Sverrisdottir G 

162 SHRIMP and LA ICP MS Zircon Analyses on the Xiong’er 

Volcanic Rocks along the Southern Margin of the North China 

Craton 

A360 He Y, Zhao G, Sun M & Xia X 

163 SHRIMP Zircon U-Pb Dating for Gneiss from the Hulan Group of 

the Xing’an-Mongolian Orogenic Belt, Jilin Province, NE China 

A570 Lü LS, Zhang ZH & Liu J 

164 Origin and Geochemical Evolution of Mafic Magmas from the 

Cascade Arc, Mount Baker, Washington: Probes into Mantle 

Processes 

A647 Moore N & DeBari S 

165 Eruption of Discrete Magma Batches along a Normal Fault Zone: 

The Poison Lake Chain, Caribou Volcanic Field, Southernmost 

Cascades 

A660 Muffler LJP, Clynne MA, Calvert AT & Champion DE 

166 A New Perspective on the Geochemical Signature of Mt. Etna 

Alkaline Magmas 

A982 Viccaro M, Giacomoni PP, Ferlito C & Cristofolini R 

167 Studies on the Zircon U-Pb-Hf Isotopes of Host Rocks and 

Enclaves from the Shahewan Pluton in Qinling Orogen, Central 

China 

A1079 Zhang C, Luo J & Yuan H 

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168 U-Pb SHRIMP-Dating of Zircons and Structures of Granitoid 

Plutons in the Tongling Area (Anhui, China) and their Tectonic 

Significance 

A1079 Zhang D, Wu G, Di Y, Zang W & Liu W 

169 Metallogenic Setting of the Dabate Copper–Molybdenum Deposit 

in the Western Tianshan Mountains, NW China 

A1092 Zhang Z, Wang Z, Zuo G & Liu M 

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11a: The Physics and Chemistry of Thermochronology 

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Ar Diffusion in Muscovite 

A144 Célérier J, Harrison TM, Aikman AB, Hermann J & Heizler MT 

171 The 40 Ar/ 39 Ar System in Young Glass (Arico Formation, Tenerife): 

Implications for Partitioning of Excess Ar between Glass and 

Sanidine 

A167 Clay P, Sherlock S & Kelley SP 

172 OSL-Thermochronometry for Rapidly Exhumed Rocks 

A371 Herman F & Rhodes E 

173 Two Diffusion Mechanisms for Argon in K-Feldspar? 

A460 Kelley SP, Baxter E, Cherniak D, Clay P, Thomas J & Watson B 

174 New Calibration of Raman Spectroscopy of Carbonaceous 

Materials (RSCM) Geothermometer: Application in Aquitaine 

Basin (France) and Gulf Coast (Texas) 

A511 Lahfid A, Beyssac O, Deville E, Goffé B & Chopin C 

175 What is 4 He/ 3 He Thermochronometry Telling us About the (U- 

Th)/He System in Apatite? 

A865 Shuster D & Farley K 

176 New (U-Th)/He Dating Systems and Ages in Japan Atomic Energy 

Agency 

A1050 Yamada K, Hanamuro T, Tagami T, Yamada R & Umeda K 

11b: High-Temperature Thermochronology, Tectonics 

and P-T-T Paths: A Session in Honor of Derek York 

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177 Ar/ Ar Thermochronology of the Ecstall Pluton, British 

Columbia: Refined Thermal History and Implications for 

Paleomagnetism 

A117 Brownlee S, Renne P, Feinberg J & Scott G 

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178 Concentric Slow Cooling of a Low P-High T Terrain: Evidence 

from 1600-1300 Ma Mica Dates in the 1780-1700 Ma Black Hills 

Orogen, South Dakota, USA 

A194 Dahl P & Foland K 

179 Thermochronological and Structural Analysis of the Geodynamic 

Evolution of Ribeira Belt, SE Brazil 

A276 Fonseca P, Bento dos Santos T, Munhá J, Tassinari C 

& Dias Neto C 

180 Polyphase Tectonometamorphic History in the Upper Plate of 

Trans-Hudson Orogen (Southern Baffin Is.) 

A780 Rayner N, St-Onge M, Berman R, Sanborn-Barrie M & Wodicka N 

181 Thermochronologic “Hearing” of the Roots of Caledonian 

Mountains of the Central Asian Fold Belt: Are They Parts of a 

Single Orogen? 

A955 Travin A, Yudin D, Vladimirov A, Volkova N, Khromykh S, 

Mekhonoshin A & Kolotilina T 

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Ar/ Ar Age Constraints for the D2 Variscan Extension in the 

Porto-Viseu Metamorphic Belt (Portugal) 

A970 Valle Aguado B, Azevedo M, Nolan J & Burgess R 

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Excess Ar in High-Grade Migmatitic Rocks 

A975 Van Rooyen D, Lee J & Carr S 


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11c: Sedimentary Basin Development and Evolution 

184 Mesozoic Intra-Continental Progressive Evolution in Middle- 

Upper Yangtze Region of China: Evidence from 

Thermochronology and Balanced Cross-Section 

A618 Mei L, Guo T, Tang J & Shen C 

185 Tectonothermal Evolution of Shizhu Subbasin, Central China, as 

Revealed by Thermochronology and Virtrinite Reflectance Data 

A855 Shen C-B, Mei L-F & Xu S-H 

186 Characteristics and Evolution of Geothermal Field in the Bozhong 

Sub-Basin, Bohaiwan Basin, China 

A1078 Zhang C, Xie X, Guo X & Du X 

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14a: Chemical and Isotopic Tracers of Sediment- 

Porefluid Interactions 

187 Methanogenesis-Driven Formation of Siderite Concretions in a 

Brackish Basin 

A94 Bojanowski M, Clarkson E & Nejbert K 

188 Abiotic Sulfide Oxidation via Manganese Fuels the Deep 

Biosphere 

A102 Bottrell S, Böttcher ME, Schippers A, Parkes RJ, Jorgensen BB, 

Raiswell R, Telling J & Gehre M 

189 Seasonal Changes in Chemical Composition and Organic Activity 

in Lake Myvatn, Iceland 

A240 Eiriksdottir ES, Gislason SR, Torssander P 

& Sveinbjornsdottir AE 

190 Influence of the Bound Water on Molecular Migration of CO2 and 

Noble Gases in Clay Media 

A308 Giannesini S, Prinzhofer A, Moreira M & Magnier C 

191 Concentration Profiles of Trace Elements in Fossil Dinosaur Bone 

A373 Herwartz D, Tütken T, Münker C, Sander M, Jochum K-P 

& Stoll B 

192 Chemical and Isotopic Characterisation of Highly Saline 

Sedimentary Pore Water 

A491 Koroleva M, Waber N & de Haller A 

193 Sediment Pore Fluid Geochemistry from Krishna-Godavari Basin 

(Bay of Bengal): Possible Influence of Methane Hydrate 

Occurrences 

A609 Mazumdar A, Dewangan P, Joao H, Peketi A, Kocherla M, 

Badesab F, Joshi R, Karisiddaiah S & Ramprasad T 

194 Marcasite in Black Shales – A Mineral Based Indicator of 

“Burndown” in Ancient Sapropels? 

A830 Schieber J 

195 Fluid Flow Rates and Sediment Pore-Fluid Interactions at the 

Carlos Ribeiro Mud Volcano (Gulf of Cadiz) 

A974 Vanneste H, Heeschen K, Kelly-Gerreyn B, Mills RA 

& Green DHR 

196 An Experimental Study of Pressure Solution in Angular Quartz 

Sands Under Simulated Burial Conditions 

A1086 Zhang L, Bai G, Jin Z & Liu G 

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197 Gibbs Free Energy of Formation for Sulphate Green Rust 

A38 Ayala-Luis KB, Bender Koch C & Bruun Hansen HC 

198 First Observation of a Silicic Acid- Organic Compound Complex 

Under Neutral Condition: Silicic Acid – Tiron Complex 

A44 Bai S, Tsuji Y, Okaue Y & Yokoyama T 

199 Occurrence and Characteristics of Fatty Acids Interaction with 

Clay Minerals of Surface Sediments from the East China Sea 

A128 Cai J, Lu L & Lei T 

200 An EXAFS and FTIR Study on the Sulfate and Arsenate 

Configurations of Schwertmannite 

A152 Chen C-J & Jiang W-T 

201 The Interactions of Nucleic Acid Components with Rutile Surfaces 

A168 Cleaves HJ, Jonsson C, Jonsson C, Sverjensky D & Hazen R 

202 A Roman Glass Altered 1 800 Years in Seawater: Analogy with 

Nuclear Waste Glass in Deep Geological Repository 

A311 Gin S, Verney-Carron A & Libourel G 

203 Dual Open-Boundary Cellular Automaton Model of Oscillatory 

Zoning in Solid Solution – Aqueous Solution Systems 

A318 Goncalves M & Prieto M 

204 Anisotropic Diffusion in Crystals: Insights from Computer 

Simulations 

A369 Henke S, Ihinger P & Thomas P 

205 Association of Aluminum with Silica: Connecting Molecular 

Structure to Surface Reactivity Using NMR 

A395 Houston J, Herberg J, Maxwell R & Carroll S 

206 Redox Condition in situ Survey Around the Underground Rock 

Cavern 

A409 Inohara Y, Oyama T, Nagaoka T & Miyauchi Y 

207 The Effect of Mica on Pressure Solution of Single Crystal Calcite 

A451 Karcz Z, Laronne Ben Itzhak L, Polizzotti R, Ertas D 

& Aharonov E 

208 Geochemical Processes Including Sorption and Incorporation of 

Heavy Metals and Arsenic by Scoria and Steel Slag 

A507 Kwon J-S, Yun S-T, Jo H-Y & Jung S-H 

209 The Influence of the Cation Vacancies on the Minerals Formation 

Processes 

A601 Mashukov A, Onufrienok V & Mashukova A 

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210 Biomarkers Preserved in Fluid Inclusions in Quartz from the 

Berbes Fluorite Deposit (N Spain) 

A620 Menor-Salván C, Tornos F, Ruiz-Bermejo M, Fernández- 

Remolar D & Amils R 

211 Growth of a Se(0)/Calcite Composite Using Hydrothermal 

Carbonation of Ca(OH)2 Coupled to a Complex Seleno-L-Cystine 

Fragmentation 

A646 Montes-Hernandez G, Charlet L & Renard F 

212 XPS at Mineral-Water Interface: New Perspectives 

A854 Shchukarev A 

213 Impact of Cyanobacteria Gloeocapsa sp. on Calcium Carbonate 

Precipitation Rates 

A863 Shirovoka LS & Pokrovsky O 

214 The Effect of Aspartic Acid on Dissolution of Calcite 

A1065 Yoshino T & Kagi H 

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14g: Advances in the Aqueous and Isotope Geochemistry 

of Groundwater Recharge 

215 Groundwater Recharge and Redox Zoning in an Alluvial Aquifer, 

Cheonan, Korea 

A472 Kim K-H, Yun S-T, Mayer B, Kim K & Joo C 

216 Geologic and Hydrologic Controls on Spring, Stream, and 

Groundwater Chemistry in the Big Chico Creek Watershed and 

Butte Basin, California 

A737 Perkins C & Murphy W 

217 Estimation of Recharge Water Flux into Confined Aquifer System 

in Northeastern Osaka Basin, Japan 

A1051 Yamanaka M, Nakano T & Tase N 

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16a: Isotopic and Geochemical Insights into the Rates 

and Mechanisms of Erosion and Weathering 

218 Bedrock Erosion Rates in the Antarctic Dry Valleys 

A47 Balco G, Putkonen J, Morgan D, Schaefer J & Winckler G 

219 Pb, Sr and Nd Isotopic Constraints on the Evolving Provenance of 

the Red River 

A168 Clift P, Ellam R, Hinton R & Tan MT 

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220 Isotope Fractionation of Dissolved Silicon in Groundwater – 

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A303 Georg B, Zhu C, Basu A & Halliday A 

221 Hot Spring Spurted into Laterite Layer: Geology and 

Geochemistry Evidence 

A319 Gong Q, Deng J, Yang L, Wang Q & Wang W 

222 Seasonal Trends in Solutes and 87 Sr/ 86 Sr Ratios of SE Tibet Rivers: 

Yarlung Tsangpo and Parlung 

A340 Hagedorn B, Nelson B, Kennell T, Henck A & Hallet B 

223 Weathering Processes and Source of DIC for Two Contrasting 

Small Watersheds in the Subtropical Zone, China 

A428 Ji H, Jiang Y & Li T 

224 Chemical Weathering of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: Geochemical 

Study of Jinsha Jiang, Lancang Jiang, and Nu Jiang River Water, 

China 

A556 Liu C-Q, Zhao Z-Q, Tao F & Li S-L 

225 Landscape Evolution of Northern New Mexico as Recorded in 

Jarosite 

A821 Samuels K, Lueth V, Campbell A & Peters L 

226 The Behaviour of Mg and Li Isotopes during the Dissolution and 

Precipitation of Silicate Minerals 

A1026 Wimpenny J, James R, Gislason S, Gannoun M & Burton K 

227 Lithium Isotope Geochemistry in a Polar Desert, McMurdo Dry 

Valleys, Antarctica 

A1029 Witherow R, Henderson G & Lyons WB 

228 Geochemistry of Silicon and Oxygen in the Regolith on Feihong 

Ultramafic Complex,West Yunnan,China 

A1059 Yang Z, Liu Y & Tian S 


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17e: Atmospheric Inputs to Ice: Water, Dust and Gas 

229 U-Series Recoil Ages of Ice Core Samples from Dome C, 

Antarctica 

A4 Aciego S, Bourdon B, Schwander J & Stocker T 

230 Integrated Tephrochronology of the West Antarctic Region- 

Implications for a Potential Tephra Record in the West Antarctic 

Ice Sheet (WAIS) Divide Ice Core 

A232 Dunbar N, McIntosh W & Kurbatov A 

231 Changing Solubility of Aeolian Iron in the Arctic from Greenland 

Ice Cores 

A238 Edwards R & McConnell J 

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232 Water Isotopes during the Last Glacial Maximum: New GCM 

Calculations 

A525 Lee J-E, Fung I, DePaolo D & Otto-Bliesner B 

233 Mineral Dust Fluxes over the Last 340kyr Derived from the Dome 

Fuji Ice Core 

A920 Suzuki T, Sato H, Yui S, Hirabayashi M & Fujii Y 


17f: Geochemical Tracers of Past Ocean Circulation 

234 Neodymium Boundary Exchange in Two North East Atlantic 

Water Profiles 

A141 Carter P, Vance D & Schmidt D 

235 Overturn of Anoxic Deep Ocean Happened at ~551 Ma – 

Evidences from Isotopes and Trace Elements 

A162 Chu X, Huang J & Zhang T 

236 Nd and Pb Isotopic Signatures of Detrital Fractions from Labrador 

Sea and Iceland Basin Sediments: Deep Oceanic Circulation 

Changes over the Holocene 

A251 Fagel N, Brasseur R, Mattielli N, Stevenson R & Hillaire- 

Marcel C 

237 Strontium Isotopes in Detrital Sediments Constrain the Glacial 

Position of the Agulhas Retroflection 

A282 Franzese A, Hemming S & Goldstein S 

238 Early to Middle Eocene Arctic Paleoceanography from Nd-Sr 

Isotope Study of Fossil Fish Debris, Lomonosov Ridge 

A314 Gleason J, Thomas D, Moore T, Blum J, Owen R & Haley B 

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231 230 

Pa/ Th in the Argentine Basin as a Tracer of Past Southern- 

Source Water-Mass Flow 

A374 Hickey B, Thomas A, Rae J, Mulitza S, Chiessi C & Henderson G 

240 Display Sedimentary 231 Pa/ 230 Th Ratios the Strength of Atlantic 

Deep Water Circulation? – An Approach for the Past 30,000 Years 

A555 Lippold J, Christl M, Gruetzner J, Lahaye Y, Winter D 

& Mangini A 

241 Sediment 231 Pa/ 230 Th as a Recorder of the Rate of the Atlantic 

Meridional Overturning: Insights from a Simple 2-D Model 

A575 Luo Y, Francois R & Allen SE 

242 A Core-Top Survey of Neodymium Isotope Ratios in the South 

Atlantic 

A717 Pahnke K, Goldstein SL & Hemming SR 

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243 Neodymium Isotopic Reconstruction of Past North Atlantic 

Surface and Deep Water Compositions 

A844 Scrivner A, Piotrowski A, Elmore A & Wright J 

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18b: Environmental Geochemistry: Isotopes and 

Organic Contaminant 

244 Molecular and Isotopic Characterization of N-Alkanes in a Humic- 

Rich, Urbanised Estuary 

A8 Ahad J, Slater G, Ganeshram R, Ertunc T & Bryant C 

245 Sorption of Uranium onto Laumontite, a Fracture-Filling Mineral 

of Granite 

A44 Baik MH, Lee JK & Shon WJ 

246 PAH Concentration and δ 13 C Trends in Sediments Receiving 

Long-range Atmospheric Deposition 

A74 Benson A, Yang F, Marvin C, Muir D & Slater G 

247 Potential and Limitations of MCM-41 in Dechlorination Reactions 

A338 Guthrie C, Reardon E, Peemoeller H & Vogan J 

248 The Effect of Microbial Activities on Sorption Behavior of 

Organic 14 C 

A352 Hara A, Kozaki T, Sato S, Nakazawa T & Kato H 

249 The Paradoxical Trend of δ 13 Corg 

A416 Ivanov A 

250 Pilot Scale Experiment for the in situ Flushing Coupled with High 

Pressure Air Jet Injection to Remediate the Bunker Fuel Oil 

Contaminated Site 

A471 Kim J, Kang H, Choi W, Kim S & Lee M 

251 Tracing the Sources of Nitrate in the Han River Watershed in 

Korea, Using a Dual Isotope Approach 

A525 Lee K-S, Bong Y-S & Kim Y 

252 Black Carbon and Sorption of PAHs in Natural Fire-Impacted 

Sediments Form Oriole Lake (CA) 

A567 Lohmann R, Bollinger K, King J, Cantwell M & Caprio T 

253 Importance of Carbonaceous Materials on Sorption of 

Phenanthrene by Sediments 

A579 Ma Y & Huang W 

254 An Investigation of the Origin and Groundwater Discharge to 

Bazangan Lake, Eastern Kopet-Dagh Basin, Iran, Using 

Geochemistry and Stable Isotopes Approaches 

A641 Mohammadzadeh H, Robin M & Khanehbad M 

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255 Use of LC-IRMS for the Direct Determination of Stable Carbon 

Isotope Ratios in River Waters 

A924 Tagami K & Uchida S 

256 C-Isotope Exchange Experiments between DIC and TCE 

A937 Taubald H, Schüth C & Link M 

257 Influence of Cumulative Dams on the Flux and Isotopic 

Composition of Dissolved Inorganic Carbon 

A995 Wang F, Liu C & Yu Y 

258 Carbonate and its Stable Isotopes for the Reconstruction of 

Hydrological Changes in the Holocene Bosten Lake in China 

A1078 Zhang C & Guo F 




259 Sulfate and Mercury Distributions in a Mining Impacted 

Watershed in NE Minnesota 

A59 Bavin T & Berndt M 

260 Migrational Properties of Elements in the Sulfide Tailings and 

Technogenic Bottom Sediment 

A92 Bogush A & Lazareva E 

261 Mineralogy of Weathering at the Questa Mo Mine, NM: 2. Stable 

Isotopes and Geochemical Modeling 

A133 Campbell AR, Lueth V, Graf G & Logsdon M 

262 Disperse Alkaline Substrate Passive Remediation at Mina 

Esperanza (Iberian Pyrite Belt, SW Spain) 

A135 Caraballo Monge MA, Macías Suarez F, Rötting T, 

Nieto Liñán JM & Ayora C 

263 Geochemical Behaviour of Trace Elements in a Mesotrophic Lake 

with Disturbed Water Stratification 

A171 Cocirta C, Gassama N & Kasper HU 

264 Factors Controlling the Release of Species from Some South 

African Fly Ashes to the Environment 

A259 Fatoba OO, Gitari WM & Petrik LF 

265 Mineralogy of Weathering at Questa Mo Mine, NM: 1. Natural 

Analogs 

A322 Graf G, Lueth V, Campbell A & Donahue K 

266 Mercury Speciation in the Sulfide Waste Ablation Zone 

A337 Gustaytis M, Lazareva E, Bogush A, Sherbov B & Shuvaeva O 

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267 Speciation of Lead and Zinc in Weathered Arid Mine Tailings 

A359 Hayes S & Chorover J 

268 Contamination of Steel Plant Sludge 

A426 Jena VK, Patel KS, Blazhev B & Stefanova R 

269 The Use of Lime (CaO) and Limestone (CaCO3) as a Stabilization 

Process Applied to Arsenic Contaminated Soil Around Abandoned 

Mines 

A471 Kim J, Kim J, Choi A, Kim I & Lee M 

270 Comparison of the Pyrite Oxidation Rates By AcidithioBacillus 

ferrooxidans with a Low Initial Cell Population 

A484 Ko H-J, Yu J-Y & Song H-G 

271 Sulfide Oxidation and Acid Neutralization Reactions in a High- 

Sulfide Tailings Impoundment 

A644 Moncur M, Ptacek C, Blowes D & Jambor J 

272 Humidity Cell Analysis of Waste-Rock from the Diavik Diamond 

Mine, NWT, Canada 

A647 Moore M, Blowes D, Ptacek C, Gould D, Smith L & Sego D 

273 Geochemical Evaluation of Contaminants Around Waste Disposal 

Site – Jawahar Nagar, Hyderabad, India 

A725 Parth V, Murthy NN & Saxena PR 

274 Gold Deposition onto Arsenian Pyrite 

A788 Renock D, Deditius A, Reich M, Kesler S, Ewing R & Becker U 

275 Treatment of Arsenate in Acid Mine Drainage by a Permeable 

Reactive Barrier Bearing Granulated Blast Furnace Slag: Column 

Study 

A824 Sasaki K, Nukina S, Wilopo W & Hirajima T 

276 Historical Ore Processing in Idrija – Case Study of a Unique 

Mercury Waste Disposal Site 

A942 Teršič T, Gosar M & Biester H 

277 KindisP Modelisation of the Chemical Stability of Zn-Bearing 

Phases in Pyrometallurgical Slags 

A971 Vanaecker M, Vieillard P, Courtin-Nomade A & Bril H 

278 Using Stable Isotopes in Water to Characterize Water Sources to 

Abandoned Mine Tunnels 

A993 Walton-Day K 


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18f: Rates of Geochemical Processes and their 

Application to Natural Systems: A Symposium in Honor 

of James I. (Tim) Drever 

279 Natural Analogue Study on Mineral Formation and Anion Uptake 

at the Hyperalkaline Conditions 

A28 Anraku S, Morimoto K, Sato T & Yoneda T 

280 The Isotopic Composition of Organic Carbon in Adirondack 

Spodosols 

A30 April R & Coplin A 

281 Artificial Chemical Weathering of Plagioclase Under Earth 

Surface Conditions 

A41 Baba Y, Kobayashi S & Sakamoto T 

282 Near Equilibrium Investigations of Quartz and Forsterite 

Dissolution 

A202 Davis M, Wesolowski D, Anovitz L, Allard L, Brantley S 

& Mueller K 

283 Evolution of Flowpaths in an Alpine Watershed of the Colorado 

Front Range, USA 

A227 Driscoll J, Meixner T, Williams M & Molotch N 

284 The Relationship between Crystal Surface Reactivity and Surface 

Roughness 

A272 Fischer C, Zhang L & Luttge A 

285 The Effect of BSA on the Dissolution Rates of Amorphous Silica 

in Solution at Different pH 

A455 Kawano M, Hashizume H & Hwang J 

286 Long-Term Performance of a Constructed Wetland/Filter Basin 

System Treating Wastewater 

A522 Lazareva O & Pichler T 

287 Impact of Climatic Changes on Organic Carbon Dynamic in Wet 

Tropical Watersheds (Guadeloupe) 

A565 Lloret E, Benedetti MF, Dessert C & Gaillardet J 

288 Diel Biogeochemical Processes in Rivers; Stable Isotopes 

Variations of Dissolved Oxygen and Inorganic Carbon 

A723 Parker S, Gammons C & Poulson S 

289 Diel Biogeochemical Processes in the Cyanobacterial-Impacted 

Klamath River, Oregon, USA 

A757 Poulson S & Sullivan A 

290 Kinetics of Pyrite Oxidation and Denitrification 

A952 Torrentó C & Cama J 


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291 Geochemistry of Hazardous Trace Elements in Coal from 

Yanzhou Coalfield 

A768 Qi C & Liu G 

292 Geochemical Interaction of Fluorite and Geofluid Cripples Life in 

Parts of India 

A851 Sharma SK 

293 Study on Experiment and a Mechanism of Utilization of Calcite in 

Phosphor Removal from Eutrophic Water 

A1045 Xu H, Zhang J & Gao Y 

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294 How the Oxidation of Fe(II) Affects the Immobilization of 

Inorganic Contaminants (Cd, As) by AnoxyBacillus flavithermus 

Bacterial Surfaces 

A151 Chatellier X, Fakih M & Daughney C 

295 Siderophores Catalyze the Oxidation of Commercial Pb to Nano- 

Sized Lead (Hydr)oxides Stable in Water at pH 5 and 25°C 

A180 Cornejo-Garrido H, Guzman J, Alonso-Gomez A, Fernandez- 

Lomelin P, Trejo M, Hao Z, Lapidus-Lavine G, Gilbert B 

& Cervini-Silva J 

296 Surface Charge and Zeta-Potential of Metabolically Active and 

Dead Cyanobacteria 

A597 Martinez R, Pokrovsky O, Schott J & Oelkers E 

297 Cr(III) Oxidation by Soluble Mn(III) Chelates: A Potential 

Biogeochemical Pathway for the Enhanced Mobilization of Cr 

from Spinels 

A631 Mills C, Goldhaber M, Foster A & Morrison J 

298 A Role for Proteins in Extracellular Metal-Sulfide and Selenium 

Biomineralization? 

A648 Moreau J, Pearce CI & Banfield J 

299 The Role of Exopolymers in the Speciation of Redox-Sensitive 

Metals: Implications for Metal Cycling in Biofilms 

A680 Ngwenya B 

300 Molybdenum Speciation and Bioavailability in Soils 

A1019 Wichard T, Mishra B, Kraepiel A & Myneni S 

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301 Impact of Microbial Activity on the Fate of Arsenic in Offshore 

Sediment 

A1047 Xu L, Jia Y, Zhang X & Pan R 

302 Diversity and Vertical Distribution of Cultured SRB in an 

Intertidal Bog of the Coastal Mangrove from Hainan Island 

A1060 Yao S & Ding H 

303 Effect of Humic Acid on Absorption and Partition of Heavy 

Metals for the Changjiang Estuary Sediment 

A1067 Yuan XY & Chen Y 


20f: Multiple Isotopes of an Element, Multiple 

Isotopologues of a Molecule, and Multi-Elemental 

Isotopes of a Compound (M3) 

304 Absolute Speleo-Thermometry, Using Clumped Isotope 

Measurements to Correct for Kinetic Isotope Fractionations 

Induced by CO2 Degassing 

A193 Daëron M, Guo W, Eiler J, Genty D, Wainer K, Affek H, Vonhof H 

& Blamart D 

305 Mercury Isotopic Signature of the Atmosphere 

A307 Ghosh S & Odom AL 

306 Detailed “Supervolcanic” Ash Record in Dry Lake Tecopa, 

California: δ 34 S, δ 18 O and ∆ 17 O of Soluble Volcanic Sulfate 

A596 Martin E & Bindeman I 

307 Stage II of Multiple-Sulfur Isotope Records in South Africa 

A706 Ono S, Guy B, Rumble D & Beukes N 

308 SO2 Self-Shielding during UV Photolysis 

A734 Pen A & Clayton R 

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Cl: Tracer of Perchlorate Origin? 

A910 Sturchio N, Caffee M, Bohlke J, Gu B & Hatzinger P 

310 Anomalous S Isotope Fractionations during Reactions with an 

Organic Surface: II. Investigations on Natural and Experimental 

Systems 

A1008 Watanabe Y, Otake T, Lasaga A & Ohmoto H 

311 Sulfur Isotopic Survey of 3.8 Ga Supracrustal Rocks of the 

Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt 

A1028 Wing B, Thomassot E, O'Neil J, Francis D & Cartigny P 

312 Tracing the Source of Oxygen during Pyrite Oxidation with 

∆ 17 OSO4 

A1106 Ziegler K, Coleman ML & Young ED 


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Insights and Discoveries from Use of Geochemical Data 

Compilations 

313 Development of Web-Based Framework Oriented Heterogeneous 

Geochemistry Data Integration 

A224 Dong S-C, Yin H-W & Wang Z 

314 ChemXSeer: Cyber-Tools for Environmental Chemistry and 

Geochemistry 

A660 Mueller K, Mitra P, Giles CL, Garrison B, Kubicki J & Bandstra J 

315 Groundwater Modeling in Zhalute County, Inner Mongolia, China 

with the Help of ERT Used to Build the Hydrogeology Conceptual 

Model 

A1103 Zhu X, Wu J & Xia Y 

20h: High Field Strength Elements and their Isotopes as 

Tracers for Geological and Planetary Processes 

316 Hf and Nd Isotopes in Marine Sediments: Constraints on Global 

Silicate Weathering 

A60 Bayon G, Burton K, Vigier N, Dennielou B, Ponzevera E, 

German C & Nesbitt R 

317 Nb/Ta Systematics of Orogenic Eclogites 

A833 Schmidt A, Weyer S, John T & Brey GP 

318 New Constraints on the High-Field-Strength Element 

Concentration of NIST SRM 610 and 612 Glasses 

A887 Spandler C, Pettke T, Berger A & Magee C 

20j: Synchrotron-Based Micron and Sub-Micron Probes 

Applied to Bio-, Geo-, and Cosmochemical Questions 

319 Investigating Marine Organic Matter Diagenesis Using STXM and 

Carbon K-Edge XANES 

A110 Brandes J, Haberstroh P & Wirick S 

320 STXM Analysis of NASA Stardust Returned Samples in Low- 

Density Silica Aerogel 

A125 Butterworth A, Tyliszczak T, Westphal A, Frank D, Gainsforth Z 

& Ogliore R 

321 Coupling Micro-Raman and Micro-Scanning X-Ray Diffraction to 

Characterize Heterogeneous Material 

A185 Courtin-Nomade A, Vanaecker M, Kunz M & Tamura N 

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322 Biofilm Structure and Biochemistry with Soft X-Ray Scanning 

Transmission Microscopy 

A235 Dynes J, Rema T, Hitchcock A, Korber D, Leppard G, 

Swerhone G, Obst M & Lawrence J 

323 Synchrotron X-Ray Fluorescence Microtomography in Geo-, 

Cosmo-, and Bio-Chemistry 

A516 Lanzirotti A, Sutton S, Newville M & Rivers M 

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21b: General Geochemistry: Low Temperature 

Geochemistry 

324 δD and δ 18 O Variations of Water in the Yellow River and its 

Significance in Environmental Studies 

A293 Gao J, Ding T & Luo X 

325 Geochemical Modeling of Water-Granite Interaction in Beishan 

Area, NW-China 

A917 Sun Z & Zhang Z 

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01e: Early Solar System Materials 

Session chaired by Sara Russell & Michael Zolensky 

10:00 Processing of the Smallest Wild 2 Particles in Hot Silica Aerogel 

A797 Rietmeijer F 

10:15 Mineralogical Origins of Wild 2 Comet Particles Collected by the 

Stardust Spacecraft 

A441 Joswiak D 

10:30 Mineralogy and Chemistry of Stardust Samples 

A459 Keller LP, Nakamura-Messenger K & Messenger S 

10:45 Concerted TOF-SIMS and TEM Analysis of Cometary Matter 

Captured by Stardust 

A896 Stephan T & van der Bogert CH 

11:00 Study of the C-Rich Phases of Two Cometary Particles with 

Electron Microscopy and NanoSIMS 

A603 Matrajt G, Messenger S, Ito M, Joswiak D & Brownlee D 

11:30 Stardust Comet Samples and the Relationship to Chondrites 

A1012 Weisberg M & Connolly H 

11:45 Keynote: Presolar Organic Globules in Astromaterials 

A671 Nakamura-Messenger K, Messenger S, Keller LP, Clemett S 

& Zolensky M 

12:15 Invited: The Tagish Lake Meteorite: Opportunities in Cold 

Curation and Analysis 

A370 Herd C & Hilts R 

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04b: Continents and their Lithospheric Keels 

Session chaired by Roberta Rudnick & Steve Shirey 

10:00 Keynote: Cratons and Continents: A View from Below 

A134 Canil D 

10:30 Invited: Aluminochrons and Re-Os Model Ages of Peridotites 

Revisited 

A65 Becker H & van Acken D 

10:45 Eclogitic Sulfide and Silicate Inclusions in Diamonds and Sub- 

Continental Geological Processes 

A862 Shirey S, Richardson S, Pearson G, Carlson R & Harris J 

11:00 Polycrystalline Diamond Inclusions in Jack Hills Zircon: 

Carbonado? 

A489 Konishi H, Xu H, Spicuzza M & Valley J 

11:15 Invited: Lithospheric Thinning in the North China Craton: 

Constraints from Felsic Magmatism 

A1037 Wu F-Y & Yang J-H 

11:30 Recycling of Lower Continental Crust in the Trans-North China 

Orogen: Evidence from Zircon Dating of Mantle Composite 

Xenoliths 

A563 Liu Y, Gao S, Gao C & Zong K 

11:45 Formation of New Continental Crust in Western British Columbia 

during Transpression and Transtension 

A387 Hollister L & Andronicos C 

12:00 Precambrian Metaigneous Xenoliths of Vestfjella: Implications for 

Lithospheric Architecture in Western Dronning Maud Land, 

Antarctica 

A804 Romu I, Kurhila M & Luttinen A 

12:15 Petrogenetic Characterization of Palaeoproterozoic Basement 

Rocks from Bangladesh: A Remnant of Magmatism Associated 

with the Columbia Supercontinent Amalgamation 

A394 Hossain I, Tsunogae T & Rajesh H 

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Session chaired by David Graham & Emily Klein 

10:00 Keynote: Geochemical Maps of the Oceanic Mantle – What do 

They Mean? 

A1018 White W 

10:30 The Ridge Filter: How Melt Supply and Magma Chambers 

Modulate Mantle Compositions in MORB 

A810 Rubin K & Sinton J 

10:45 Focused Melt Flow in the Shallow Mantle: Evidence for Transient 

Instabilities in the Partially Molten Mantle beneath an Ocean 

Ridge? 

A216 Dick H, Tucholke B & Tivey M 

11:00 Invited: Local and Global Scale Systematics in the MORB Source 

Chemistry 

A820 Salters V, Mallick S, Bizimis M & Langmuir C 

11:15 Invited: The Gakkel Ridge – A Microcosm of Global MORB 

Variability, a Smoking Gun for an Origin of DUPAL Mantle 

A316 Goldstein SL, Soffer G, Langmuir CH, Cai Y, Lehnert KA, 

Graham DW & Michael PJ 

11:30 Helium and Trace Element Geochemical Signals in the Southwest 

Indian Ocean 

A300 Gautheron C, Bézos A, Moreira M & Humler E 

11:45 Melting of an Enriched Lithology on the SE Indian Ridge and 

Possibly Other Ridges from Pb-Th-U Isotopes 

A814 Russo C, Rubin K & Graham D 

12:00 Hf and Pb Isotope Constraints on the Source Origin of Northern 

Lau Basin Back-Arc Basin Basalts 

A347 Hanan B, Rooney T, Pietruszka A, Tian L, Hahm D, Castillo P, 

Hilton D & Hawkins J 

12:15 Controls on the Volatile Systematics of the Lau Basin 

A341 Hahm D, Hilton D, Castillo P, Hawkins J, Hanan B, Pietruszka A 

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07d: Experimental Petrology Related to Ore Deposits 

Session chaired by Phil Candela & Robert Linnen 

10:00 Origin of “Quartz Eyes” and Fluid Inclusions in Mineralized 

Porphyries 

A978 Vasyukova O, Kamenetsky D & Goemann K 

10:15 Impact of Sulfide Separation on Ag and Mo Budgets in Arc 

Magmas 

A620 Mengason M, Piccoli P & Candela P 

10:30 Reconstructing Fluid Chemistry from Mineral-Fluid Partitioning 

using the Lattice-Strain Model 

A974 van Hinsberg V & Williams-Jones A 

10:45 Verification Attempts of Experimental Data on Behaviour of Rare 

Elements by Studying of Melt Inclusions 

A42 Badanina E, Trumbull R, Thomas R & Syritso L 

11:00 Keynote: The Vapour Transport of Metals: A View from the Ivory 

Tower of Experimental Geochemistry 

A1024 Williams-Jones A, Migdisov A, Rempel K & Zezin D 

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Session chaired by Edward Grew & Lee Groat 

11:15 Invited: Mineral Synthesis using the Coupled Dissolution- 

Reprecipitation Route 

A118 Brugger J, Xia F & Pring A 

11:30 The Significant Effect of Alkali-Site Occupancy on Phase 

Equilibria and Thermodynamic Behavior of Nepheline – Kalsilite 

Crystalline Solutions 

A395 Hovis G, Roux J & Mott A 

11:45 Ordering in the Crystal Structure of Holtite 

A330 Groat L, Grew E, Ercit S & Pieczka A 

12:00 Keynote: Mechanistic Controls on Chemical Variations in 

Pyroxenes, Amphiboles and Micas 

A358 Hawthorne F 

12:30 Dana Medal Presentations: 

Citation: Martin Kunz 

Response: Thomas Armbruster 

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09b: New Views on Fractionation Depths in Arc Magmas 

Session chaired by Richard Arculus & Simon Turner 

10:00 Water Storage and Amphibole Control in Arc Magma 

Differentiation 

A201 Davidson J, Macpherson C & Turner S 

10:15 Amphibole and Mid-Crustal Differentiation: Evidence from a 

Jurassic Arc Section, Vancouver Island, BC 

A517 Larocque J & Canil D 

10:30 Evolution of Arc-Magmas during their Transfer Through the 

Lower Crust 

A104 Bouilhol P, Burg J-P, Schmidt MW, Bodinier J-L, Dawood H 

& Hussain S 

10:45 The Origin of a Diverse Suite of Late Pleistocene Andesitic to 

Dacitic Lavas from the Northern Cascade Arc at Mt. Baker, 

Washington 

A43 Baggerman T & DeBari S 

11:00 Structural Controls on Changing Differentiation Depths at Mt. 

Ruapehu Volcano 

A529 Lee T, Macpherson C, Davidson J, Price R, Gamble J & Smith I 

11:15 Thermal and Uranium-Series Isotope Constraints on the Rate and 

Depth of Silicic Magma Genesis 

A822 Sandiford M, Dosseto A, Turner S & Davidson J 

11:30 A "Distillation" Mechanism for Intracrustal Differentiation in Arcs 

A515 Lange R 

11:45 Calc-Alkalic vs. Tholeiitic Revisited: A Radical View of Andesite 

Genesis 

A937 Tatsumi Y, Takahashi T, Hirahara Y, Miyazaki T, Chang Q, 

Kimura J-I, Ban M & Sakayori A 

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Session chaired by Adam Kent & Erik Klemetti 

10:00 Invited: Syn-Eruptive Magma Crystallization 

A345 Hammer J & Brugger C 

10:15 Dislocation Microstructures in Naturally Deformed Olivine 

Crystals from Hawaiian Lavas 

A819 Sakyi PA, Tanaka R & Nakamura E 

10:30 P, Cr, and Al Zonation in Komatiitic Olivine 

A385 Hofmann AE, Beckett JR, Baker MB & Stolper EM 

10:45 Lead Isotope Systematics of Olivine-Hosted Melt Inclusions from 

Hawaiian Lavas 

A930 Tanaka R, Sakyi PA, Kobayashi K & Nakamura E 

11:00 The Secret Magmatic History of Archean Anorthosites Told by 

Lead Isotopes in Plagioclase 

A885 Souders K, Sylvester P & Myers J 

11:15 Invited: Zircon Recycling in Felsic Magmas 

A630 Miller JS, Miller CF, Matzel J, Claiborne L, Wooden J, Poli G, 

Nebel O, Vroon P, Davies G & Leslie S 

11:30 Trace Element Variation in Young Igneous Zircon on the Micron 

Scale Suggests Shared Histories 

A481 Klemetti EW & Cooper KM 

11:45 Diffusion-Modified Volatile Contents in Melt Inclusions: 

Evidence for Open System Behavior 

A669 Nagle AN, Koleszar AM, Saal AE, Liang Y, Hauri EH & Kurz MD 

12:00 Post-Entrapment Li Isotope Fractionation in Melt Inclusions from 

Volcán Jorullo, Mexico 

A261 Feineman M, Johnson E, Wallace P, Kobayashi K, Moriguti T 

& Nakamura E 

12:15 Experimental Determination of Ra Partition Coefficients for 

Leucite, Phlogopite, and Feldspars, and a Re-examination of 226 Ra- 

230 Th Disequilibria 

A249 Fabbrizio A, Schmidt MW, Günther D & Eikenberg J 

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11b: High-Temperature Thermochronology, Tectonics 

and P-T-T Paths: A Session in Honor of Derek York 

Session chaired by Mike Cosca & Simon P Kelley 

10:00 Keynote: The Early Years of Thermochronology: The Remarkable 

Contributions of Derek York 

A342 Hall C 

10:30 Invited: Thermochronology of the Bushveld Complex: Rapid 

Cooling Confirmed 

A787 Renne P, Mundil R, Cassata W, Feinberg J & Merkle R 

10:45 The Thermal History and Uplift of the Alaska Range from 

40 Ar/ 39 Ar Thermochronology 

A74 Benowitz J & Layer P 

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Ar and Ar Diffusion in Plagioclase 

A142 Cassata W, Renne P & Shuster D 

11:15 Invited: 40 Ar/ 39 Ar UV Laser Dating, EBSD & EMP Analysis of 

1040-940 Ma Metamorphic/deformation/cooling Events Recorded 

in Sibao Orogen White Micas, South China 

A1006 Wartho J-A, Li Z-X, Occhipinti S & Reddy S 

11:30 Double Dating of Zircon via SHRIMP U/Pb and (U-Th)/He 

Methods 

A614 McInnes B, Evans N, McDonald B & Jakimowicz J 

11:45 Sapphirine Granulites of the Gruf Complex (Central Alps, N- 

Italy): In situ Monazite Dating by SHRIMP and Confocal 

Synchrotron µ-XRF 

A643 Möller A, Schmitz S, Wilke M, Nelson DR, Malzer W, 

Kanngießer B, Schefer S & Bousquet R 

12:00 In situ U-Pb Geochronology and Hf Isotope Analyses of the Ultra- 

High Temperature Metapelite from Mather Peninsula, East 

Antarctica 

A1002 Wang Y 

12:15 Comparative Chemical Versus Isotopic Dating of Monazites 

A954 Tracy R, Loehn C, Dahl P, Mazdab F, Wooden J, Miller B, 

Aleinikoff J & Hamilton M 

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10:00 Computer Simulation of the Interaction of Water & Carbonate 

with Oxide Minerals 

A16 Allen J, Parker S & Price D 

10:15 Simulation of the Nucleation and Growth of Solid Solutions in 

Aqueous Solutions 

A687 Noguera C, Fritz B, Amal Y & Clement A 

10:30 Proton/Calcium Ion Exchange Behaviour of Calcite: Implications 

for Aqueous Speciation and CO2(g) Sequestration 

A984 Villegas-Jimenez A, Mucci A & Paquette J 

10:45 The Surface Chemistry of Multi-Oxide Silicates 

A698 Oelkers E, Golubev S, Chairat C, Pokrovsky O & Schott J 

11:00 Geochemistry of Coordination Space on the Surface of Manganese 

Dioxide Covered with Hydroxyl Groups 

A1062 Yokoyama T & Okaue Y 

11:15 Direct vs. Indirect Quantification of Pyrite Oxidation Rates 

A38 Avery E & Benning LG 

11:30 Insights into the Kinetics of Acid Corrosion Reactions from Direct 

Analysis of Surface Morphology 

A580 Machnikova E, Arvidson R, Fischer C, Luttge A & Whitmire K 

11:45 Mineral Surface Reactions and the Role of Solvent Structure 

Dynamics and Ion Hydration in Solution 

A494 Kowacz M & Putnis A 

12:00 Influence of Variable Phanerozoic Seawater Chemistry on the 

Form and Rate of CaCO3 Nucleation 

A524 Lee J & Morse J 

12:15 Calcite Nucleation and Epitaxial Growth from High Ionic Strength 

NaCl Solutions 

A653 Morse J, Finneran D, Walton K & Arvidson R 

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Session chaired by Anthony Dosseto, Gavin Foster, Kate 

Maher & Joerg Schaefer 

10:00 Keynote: U-Isotope Fractionation during Chemical Weathering 

A105 Bourdon B, Andersen M, Erel Y & Pili E 

10:30 Calibrating U-Series Tools for Weathering Rate and Duration on a 

Soil Sequence of Known Ages 

A457 Keech A, Pett-Ridge J, West J & Henderson G 

10:45 Invited: U-Series Comminution Ages from a Pleistocene Alluvial 

Fan 

A529 Lee V, DePaolo D & Christensen J 

11:00 Quaternary Weathering Rates and Marine Geochemical Budgets 

A972 Vance D, Teagle D & Foster G 

11:15 Invited: Chemical Weathering Trends and North American 

Freshwater Discharge Recorded in the Western North Atlantic 

during Termination 1 

A338 Gutjahr M, Frank M, Halliday AN & Keigwin LD 

11:30 The Marine Pb Isotope Response to Ice Sheet Growth and Decay 

A190 Crocket KC, Foster GL, Richards DA, Vance D, Tranter M 

& Wadham JL 

11:45 Strontium Isotopes, Basalt Weathering and Phanerozoic CO2 

A79 Berner RA 

12:00 Strontium Stable Isotope Variations Accompanying Continental 

Weathering with Implications for the Marine Radiogenic 

Strontium Record 

A123 Burton K, Parkinson I & Mokadem F 

12:15 Ca Isotopes and the Rainfall Limit of Silicate Weathering on Earth 

A249 Ewing S, Amundson R, Stewart BW, Thiemens M & DePaolo D 


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17e: Atmospheric Inputs to Ice: Water, Dust and Gas 

Session chaired by Sarah Aciego & Gisela Winckler 

10:00 Keynote: New High-Resolution Records of Dustiness over Recent 

Centuries from Greenland and Antarctic Ice Cores 

A611 McConnell J, Aristarain A, Curran M, Thomas E, Banta R 

& Edwards R 

10:15 A Snowpit Record of Atmospheric Fe Deposition in West 

Antarctica at the WAIS Divide Site 

A487 Koffman B, Kreutz K, Handley M, Wells M, Kurbatov A 

& Mayewski P 

10:30 Precise Measurements of Atmospheric CO2 Trapped in Polar Ice 

Cores and its Application to the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Divide 

(WAIS Divide) Ice Core 

A9 Ahn J & Brook E 

10:45 Invited: Developing an Ice Core Reconstruction of Regional Sea 

Ice Changes Around Antarctica 

A1 Abram N, McConnell J, Thomas ER, Curran M & Mulvaney R 

11:00 Our Current Knowledge of the Isotopic Composition of Andean 

Ice Cores: New Observations and Modelling Studies 

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11:15 Keynote: Tracing Past Ocean Circulation with Radiogenic and 

Radioactive Isotopes 

A281 Frank M 

11:45 Application of an Inverse Method to Interpret 231 Pa/ 230 Th 

Observations from Marine Sediments 

A120 Burke A, Marchal O & McManus J 

12:00 Glacial-Interglacial Circulation Changes Inferred from Sediment 

231 Pa/ 230 Th in the North Atlantic 

A306 Gherardi J, Francois R, Labeyrie L, Nave S, McManus J, 

Cortijo E & Jaccard S 

12:15 Precise Calibration of Oxygen Isotope Paleotemperature Equations 

for Several Taxa of Benthic Foraminifera 

A592 Marchitto T, Bryan S, Curry W, Lynch-Stieglitz J & Lund D 


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18b: Environmental Geochemistry: Isotopes and 

Organic Contaminant 

Session chaired by Penny Morrill & Hans Richnow 

10:00 Invited: Molecular-Level 14 C Analysis: A Review and Forecast 

A781 Reddy C 

10:30 Keynote: Assessing Redox Reactions and Light-Induced 

Transformations of Organic Water Contaminants Using Multi- 

Element Kinetic Isotope Effects 

A386 Hofstetter T, Hartenbach A & Schwarzenbach R 

11:00 Two-Dimensional Isotope Fractionation Approach (TDIFA) for 

Elucidating Benzene and Toluene Biodegradation Pathways 

A271 Fischer A, Vogt C & Richnow H-H 

11:15 Carbon and Hydrogen Isotope Effects in Contaminant 

Volatilization and Phase Partitioning – Implications for 

Contaminant Attenuation Studies 

A501 Kuder T & Philp P 

11:30 Fate of Chlorinated Compounds in a Sedimentary Fracture Rock 

Aquifer in South Central Wisconsin 

A623 Miao Z, Aravena R & Parker B 

11:45 Assessing Natural Attenuation of a PCE-Contaminated Aquifer 

Using a Combined CSIA and Groundwater Dating Approach 

A5 Aeppli C, Amaral H, Berg M, Kipfer R, Hofstetter TB 

& Schwarzenbach RP 

12:00 Carbon and Chlorine Isotope Fractionation during Degradation of 

Trichloroethene by Metals 

A1087 Zhang M, Shouakar-Stash O, Gillham R, Frape S & Drimmie R 

12:15 Modeling Carbon and Chlorine Stable Isotope Fractionation to 

Assess and Quantify Degradation of Chlorinated Ethenes in 

Groundwater 

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10:00 Invited: Mineral Transformations in Tailings from Active Mines: 

Implications for Acid Neutralization Potential and Carbon Dioxide 

Sequestration 

A1025 Wilson SA, Dipple GM, Raudsepp M, Oliver SL, Gabites JE, 

Power IM & Southam G 

10:15 Tailings Deposition in Hyper-Arid Climate: Stable Isotopes as 

Tracer of Geochemical and Mixing Processes 

A879 Smuda JG, Spangenberg JE & Dold B 

10:30 Authigenic Cyanide Phases in Mine-Impacted Lake Sediments 

A423 Jambor J & Martin A 

10:45 Occurrence of (Na,K)2Zn3[Fe(CN)6]2×nH2O in Gold Heap Leach 

Mine Waste 

A866 Sidenko N, Cooper MA, Sherriff B & Jamieson H 

11:00 Mineralogical Controls of Acid Generation and Metal Leaching at 

Contrasting Sedimentary Exhalative Sulphide Deposits in the 

Yukon Territory, Canada 

A508 Kwong J 

11:15 Vadose Zone Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Sulfide-Rich 

Tailings at the Greens Creek Mine, Alaska, USA 

A553 Lindsay M, Condon P, Lear K, Blowes D & Ptacek C 

11:30 The Rate of AMD and Environmental Affects of Heavy Metals 

(Cu, Pb, Zn, As, Hg, Cd and Fe) at Taknar Polymetal Mine, 

Bardaskan, Iran 

A608 Mazaheri SA & Niloofar A 

11:45 An Empirical Method for Estimating Instream Pre-Mining pH and 

Dissolved Cu Concentration in Catchments with Acidic Drainage 

and Ferricrete 

A683 Nimick D, Gurrieri J & Furniss G 

12:00 Assessment of the Long Term Stability of Paper Sludge Covers 

over Mine Tailings Using Solid State NMR 

A185 Cousins C & Spiers G 

12:15 Performance and Key Biogeochemical Reactions in Full-Scale 

Passive Mine Water Treatment Systems 

A30 Aplin A, Fabian D, Morrison M, Younger P, Hallberg K 

& Johnson B 

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Session chaired by Simon Poulson & Lisa Stillings 

10:00 Keynote: Approaches to Estimating Chemical Weathering Rates 

in Soils 

A1017 White A & Brantley S 

10:30 Developing Models to Predict Silicate Mineral Dissolution 

A705 Olsen A, Brantley S & Kubicki J 

10:45 Modeling Mineral Weathering as Documented in Modern Soils 

Developed Upon Peoria Loess 

A1023 Williams J, Bandstra J, Pollard D & Brantley S 

11:00 Are we Getting Close to a Mechanistic Description of Weathering 

in the Field? 

A839 Schott J, Goddéris Y, Roelandt C, Williams J, Brantley S, 

Pollard D & François L 

11:15 Investigating the Dissolution Behavior of Serpentine 

A364 Hellmann R, Daval D, Tisserand D, Martinez I & Guyot F 

11:30 Modeling the Chemical Evolution of the Atmosphere and Oceans 

A700 Ohmoto H & Lasaga A 

11:45 Towards a Comprehensive Theory of Crystal Dissolution 

A576 Luttge A, Arvidson R & Fischer C 

12:00 Near-Equilbrium Albite Dissolution Kinetics 

A699 Offner A, Arvidson R & Luttge A 

12:15 Resolution of Crystal Dissolution and Growth Processes at 

Multiple Scales 

A34 Arvidson R, Fischer C & Luttge A 


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Session chaired by Jeremy Fein & Bryne Ngwenya 

10:00 Parameters Controlling Metal Adsorption at the Biofilm/Mineral 

Interface: Evidence for a Diffusion Limited Process and 

Comparison with Thermodynamic Modeling 

A301 Gelabert A, Wang Y, Ha J, Ona-Nguema G, Spormann AM, 

Bargar JR, Rogers J, Eng P, Ghose S & Brown GE 

10:15 The Role of Extracellular Polysaccharides in the Adsorption of 

Metals onto Biofilms 

A464 Kenney J, Ginn B & Fein J 

10:30 Keynote: Synchrotron X-Ray Studies of Bacteria-Mineral-Metal 

Ion Interactions 

A116 Brown, Jr. GE, Gelabert A, Wang Y, Cismasu C, Ha J, Ona- 

Nguema G, Benzerara K, Morin G & Wang Y 

11:00 Study of Proton, Pb 2+ and Zn 2+ Adsorption on to Shewanella 

Oneidensis MR-1 Strain and a Mutant Strain (∆EPS): 

Spectroscopic Observation and Modeling Approach 

A339 Ha J, Gelabert A, Wang Y, Spormann A & Brown G 

11:15 Experimental Tests of Universal Metal Adsorption Behavior for 

Bacteria 

A261 Fein J 

11:30 Molecular Investigation of Electron Transfer Mechanisms 

Involved in Microbial Selenate Reduction 

A578 Ma J, Kobayashi D & Yee N 

11:45 Sorption of Iron from Siderophore Complexes by Mn Oxides 

A230 Duckworth O, Bargar J & Sposito G 

12:00 Kinetics of Microbial Arsenate Reduction in the Presence of 

Different Iron and Aluminium Hydroxides 

A399 Huang J-H, Voegelin A & Kretzschmar R 

12:15 Immobilisation of Arsenic in Paddy Soil by Iron(II)-Oxidizing 

Bacteria 

A449 Kappler A, Hohmann C, Muehe M, Richter S & Winkler E 

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20f: Multiple Isotopes of an Element, Multiple 

Isotopologues of a Molecule, and Multi-Elemental 

Isotopes of a Compound (M3) 

Session chaired by Huiming Bao & Boswell Wing 

10:00 A Multi-Proxy Perspective on Isotope Evolution of Phanerozoic 

Seawater 

A256 Farkaš J, Jacobsen S & Veizer J 

10:15 Fractionation of Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes in Sulfate Produced 

by Anaerobic Photosynthetic Sulfur Bacterium 

A108 Brabec M, Lyons T & Mandernack K 

10:30 Interpreting ∆ 17 O of Nitrate in Ice Cores at High Accumulation 

Sites 

A502 Kunasek S, Alexander B, Steig E, Hastings M, Gleason D 

& Jarvis J 

10:45 Keynote: Some Innovative Measurements and Analyses of 

Isotopically Substituted Molecules of Geochemical Interest 

A1064 Yoshida N 

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11:00 C- O Bonds in Dissolved Inorganic Carbon: Implications for 

Carbonate Clumped Isotope Thermometry 

A336 Guo W, Daeron M, Niles P, Genty D, Kim S-T, Vonhof H, Affek H, 

Blamart D, Wainer K & Eiler J 

11:15 ‘Clumped Isotopes’ in Speleothem Carbonate and Atmospheric 

CO2 – Is There a Kinetic Isotope Effect? 

A6 Affek H, Guo W, Daëron M & Eiler JM 

11:30 Utilization of Mass-Dependent and -Independent Fractionation of 

Mercury Isotopes to Understand Mercury Cycling and 

Bioaccumulation in Aquatic Systems 

A77 Bergquist B, Blum J & Jude D 

11:45 Fractionated Mercury Isotope in Sediments: A Quest for Processes 

A199 Das R & Odom L 

12:00 Anomalous S Isotope Fractionations during Reactions with an 

Organic Surface: I. Theoretical Investigations 

A712 Otake T, Lasaga A, Watanabe Y & Ohmoto H 

12:15 Fractionation of Sulfur and Oxygen Isotopes during SO2 

Photolysis 

A577 Lyons J 

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01f: Lunar Geochemistry and Chronology 

Session chaired by Vera Fernandes & Randy Korotev 

14:00 Formation of the Lunar Magma Ocean Constrained from High 

Field Strength Element Systematics in Lunar Rocks 

A664 Munker C 

14:15 Early Lunar Magnetic Fields Recorded Before the Late Heavy 

Bombardment 

A297 Garrick-Bethell I, Weiss B, Shuster D, Fernandes V & Becker T 

14:30 Invited: Compositional and Geochronological Constraints on the 

Lunar Cataclysm 

A172 Cohen B 

14:45 Keynote: What we are Learning About the Moon from Lunar 

Meteorites 

A287 Gaffney A & Borg L 

15:15 Preliminary Ar-Ar Studies of Lunar Basaltic Meteorite Dhofar 

287-A 

A264 Fernandes V, Becker T, Renne P & Burgess R 

15:30 Age and Origin of Apollo 16 Feldspathic Fragmental Breccias 

A689 Norman M & Duncan R 

15:45 Evidence for an Earth-Moon Impact Event 800 Ma ago 

A1074 Zellner N, Delano J & Swindle T 

16:00 Impactor Metal in Gabbroic Lunar Meteorite Northwest Africa 

5000 

A402 Humayun M & Irving A 

16:15 Invited: Determination of Sr Concentrations in Lunar Plagioclase 

by Electron Microprobe Analysis 

A1072 Zeigler R, Jolliff B, Korotev R & Carpenter P 

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04d: Subduction, Sagduction and Delamination 

Processes in the Generation of Continental Crust 

Session chaired by Jean Bédard & Cin-Ty Lee 

14:00 The Armstrong Unit (AU=km 3 /yr) and Processes of Crust-Mantle 

Mass Flux 

A455 Kay R & Mahlburg Kay S 

14:15 Constraining Rates of Crustal Recycling Using Geophysical and 

Geochemical Methods 

A975 Vannucchi P, Clift P & Phipps-Morgan J 

14:30 Amphibole Controlled Nb/Ta Fractionation during Subduction 

A550 Liang J, Sun W & Sun X 

14:45 Consequences of Mixing Delaminated Crustal Restites with 

Mantle: Insights from Trace Element Melting Models 

A65 Bédard J 

15:00 Medal: Crustal and Mantle Cycles 


15:30 Moissanite-Bearing Carbonatite Xenoliths from Cenozoic Basalt, 

North China: Products of Ancient Oceanic Crust Subduction? 

A292 Gao C & Liu Y 

15:45 The Effect of Pressure, Temperature and Composition on Physical 

Rock Properties 

A847 Semprich J, Simon N & Podladtchikov Y 

16:00 Multiple Crustal Thickening Events by Tectonic Wedging in the 

Assembly of the Northern Appalachians 

A1028 Wintsch R, Aleinikoff J, Dorais M, Walsh G & Kunk M 

16:15 Garnet Amphibolite found in Baikouquan Ophiolitic Mélange: A 

Clue to a HP Metamorphic Belt in Junggar, Xinjiang 

A1104 Zhu Y & Chen B 

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Session chaired by David Graham & Emily Klein 

14:00 Assessing a Plume Contribution to the Galapagos Speading Center 

by Neon Isotopes 

A173 Colin A, Burnard P, Marty B & Graham D 

14:15 The Mode of Plume-Ridge Interaction: Constraints from He, Ne, 

Ar Isotope and Abundance Systematics 

A907 Stroncik NA, Niedermann S, Haase K, Hoernle K, Hauff F 

& Werner R 

14:30 Plume-Ridge Interaction: Dying from the Feet up 

A215 Devey C & Stroncik N 

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06e: Continental Extension-Related Basalts: Mantle 

Sources and Magma Generation Processes 

Session chaired by Stefan Jung & Jörg Pfänder 

14:45 Keynote: Lithospheric Mantle Sources within the East African 

Rift, Tanzania 

A37 Aulbach S, Rudnick R & McDonough W 

15:00 Ultra-Depleted Domains in the Oceanic Mantle Lithosphere 

A677 Neumann E-R & Simon NSC 

15:15 Early Cretaceous Comei Large Igneous Province in SE Tibet: 

Whole-Rock Sr-Nd and Zircon Hf Isotopic Constraints on Mantle 

Source Characteristics 

A1101 Zhu D-C, Mo X-X, Zhao Z-D, Niu Y & Chung S-L 

15:30 Alkaline and Carbonatite Intrusives Help to Unravel the Temporal 

Evolution of a Cratonic Rift in the North Atlantic Region 

A935 Tappe S 

15:45 Evolution of the Southern Ethiopian Rift System: Constrained 

from Geochronological and Geochemical Data of Mafic Lavas of 

Amaro and Yabello Areas 

A942 Tesfaye DB, Tanaka R & Nakamura E 

16:00 Central Iranian Volcanic Belt: Implication of the Transtensional 

Basin System 

A645 Monsef R, Emami MH, Rashidnejad Omran NA, Pirouz M 

& Tajbakhsh GR 

16:15 Uranium-Series Studies of Holocene Basalts from the Hainan 

Island, South China 

A1107 Zou H, McKeegan K & Fan Q 

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Session chaired by Edward Grew & Lee Groat 

14:00 Invited: Complete Chemical Characterization of Metapelitic 

Minerals from W. Maine, USA: Petrologic Implications 

A369 Henry D, Dyar MD & Guidotti C 

14:15 Mushroom Garnet from the Mt. Mucrone, Italian Alps 

A197 Darbellay B, Robyr M & Baumgartner L 

14:30 Chopinite-Sarcopside in Meteorite GRA95209 

A328 Grew E, Yates M, Beane R, Floss C & Gerbi C 

14:45 Medal: The Triplite-Wagnerite Group: A Modulated Series 

A32 Armbruster T, Chopin C, Grew ES & Baronnet A 

15:15 Crystal Chemistry of Natural and Synthetic Fillowite-Type 

Phosphates 

A357 Hatert F, Keller P, Grew E, Rondeux M & Fransolet A-M 

15:30 Be-Silicates: New Minerals, Structure Topologies, Classification, 

Uses 

A329 Grice J 

15:45 Bond Strength and the Compression of Framework Minerals 

A806 Ross N, Angel R, Zhao J & Wang D 

16:00 Synthesis and Characterization of the High-Pressure Phases NH4hollandite, 

NH4-wadeite, NH4-cymrite and NH4-phengite 

A1008 Watenphul A, Wunder B & Heinrich W 

16:15 Crystal Structure of B-Gehlenite from an in situ XRPD Study of 

Datolite Transformation Upon Heating 

A191 Cruciani G & Martucci A 

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09e: Secular Changes in Arc Magma Compositions 

Through Time 

Session chaired by Jun-ichi Kimura & Herve Martin 

14:00 Keynote: Timescales and Causes of Secular Change in the Izu 

Bonin-Mariana Volcanic Arcs 

A905 Straub SM 

14:30 Chemical Stratigraphy of Lavas from The Casitas Shield, 

Descabezado Grande-Cerro Azul Volcanic Complex, Chilean 

Andes 

A1040 Wulff A 

14:45 Magma Evolution in Time and Space at Volcán Llaima (38.7° S, 

Andean Southern Volcanic Zone – SVZ, Chile) 

A232 Dungan M, Bouvet de Maisonneuve C, Naranjo JA, Selles D, 

Escrig S & Langmuir C 

15:00 Abnormally Enriched Arc Lavas at Arc-Continent Collision Zone: 

An Example from Lutao Volcanics, Offshore SE Taiwan 

A1057 Yang TF, Chen C-H, Lee T, Chen C-H & Kurz MD 

15:15 Slab Dehydration and Melting of the Philippine Sea Plate by 

Progressive Subduction beneath the SW Japan Arc over the Past 

15 Million Years 

A474 Kimura J-I, Kunikiyo T, Osaka I, Shimoshioiri Y, Katakuse M, 

Kakubuchi S, Nagao T, Furuyama K & Tsuchiya N 

15:30 Sanukitoids: Transition from Felsic Melt- to Fluid-Dominated 

Mantle Metasomatism in Subduction Zones 

A596 Martin H, Moyen J-F & Rapp R 

15:45 Crustal Recycling vs. Arc Maturity, Mesozoic Quesnel Terrane 

Intrusive Rocks, Canadian Cordillera 

A113 Breitsprecher K, Weis D & Scoates J 

16:00 Simultaneous Back-Arc Spreading and Arc Magmatism Since 

Upper Triassic in Iranian Continental Block 

A644 Monsef I, Rahgoshay M, Shafaii Moghadam H & Whitechurch H 

16:15 Geochemistry and SHRIMP U-Pb Zircon Geochronology of the 

Neoproterozoic Mamianshan Group in the Cathaysia Block-China: 

Implications for Tectonic Significance 

A1037 Wu G, Zhang D, Di Y, Yu X, Zhang X, Wang Q & Huang H 

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Session chaired by Julie Bryce, Andrew Calvert & Karen 

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14:00 Keynote: Some First-Order Observations on Magma Transfer at 

Volcanic Arcs 

A1073 Zellmer GF 

14:15 Invited: The ~400 ky Geochemical and Tectonic History of North 

Sister, a Seemingly Monotonous Mafic Volcano in the Central OR 

Cascade Arc 

A835 Schmidt ME & Grunder AL 

14:30 Invited: Deciphering Crust vs. Mantle Inputs and Timescales of 

Magma Genesis at Mount Adams Using 238 U- 230 Th Disequilibria 

and Os Isotopes 

A432 Jicha B, Johnson C, Hildreth W, Beard B, Hart G, Shirey S 

& Singer B 

14:45 The Growth of Plutons: How Precisely and Accurately can we 

Date Incremental Melt Emplacement with U-Pb Zircon (Adamello 

Intrusion, Northern Italy)? 

A828 Schaltegger U, Brack P, Ovtcharova M, Peytcheva I, Schoene B, 

Stracke A & Bargossi G 

15:00 Interpreting High-Precision U-Pb Zircon Dates: New Insights from 

Volcanic and Plutonic Rocks 

A837 Schoene B & Schaltegger U 

15:15 Growth of an Intrusive Complex beneath Mt. Veniaminof, Alaska 

A130 Calvert A, Bacon C, Sisson T & Nye C 

15:30 Magmatic Evolution and Distribution in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, 

New Zealand 

A207 Deering C, Cole J & Vogel T 

15:45 Recent Bimodal Magmatic Processes and their Rates in the 

Torfajökull-Veidivötn Area, SE Iceland 

A1073 Zellmer GF, Rubin KH, Grönvold K & Jurado-Chichay Z 

16:00 Two Isotopic Mixing Lines in Martinique Island: The Effect of 

Ridge Subduction 

A509 Labanieh S, Chauvel C, Germa A & Quidelleur X 

16:15 Isotopic Characterisation of Magmatic Volatiles as New Tool for 

Tracing of Hidden Active Magmatic Processes 

A109 Braeuer K, Kaempf H & Strauch G 

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Friday 18th July PM Room W1 

11c: Sedimentary Basin Development and Evolution 

Session chaired by Barbara Carrapa & Richard Ketcham 

14:00 Keynote: Constraining Hinterland Tectonics and Basin Evolution 

from the Detrital Record; A Multi-Technique Approach Applied to 

Sediments in the Bengal Basin, Bangladesh 

A669 Najman Y & Surma Basin Team 1 

14:30 Invited: Thermal Histories in Sedimentary Basins from Integrated 

Low-Temperature Thermochronometry: An Example from the 

High Plains of New Mexico and Western Texas 

A275 Flowers R & Kelley S 

14:45 Exhumation and Basin Evolution of the Puna Plateau of NW 

Argentina Revealed by a Multi Geo-Thermochronological 

Approach 

A139 Carrapa B, DeCelles PG, Reiners PW, Geherels G & Biswas A 

15:00 Temperature and Timing of Diagenesis from Carbonate Clumped 

Isotope Thermometry and Thermochronology 

A403 Huntington KW, Wernicke BP, Eiler JM & Flowers RM 

15:15 Diagenesis Evaluation in Sedimentary Basins for Hydrocarbon 

Exploration 

A1109 Zwingmann H, Gaupp R, Higgs K & Zhang Y 

15:30 Invited: Integrated Thermal History Analysis of the Beaufort- 

Mackenzie Basin Using Multi-Kinetic Apatite Fission Track 

Thermochronology 

A413 Issler D & Grist A 

15:45 Detrital Zircon Fission Track Thermochronometry with 

Implications for the Topographic and Exhumational History of 

Taiwan 

A1021 Willett SD, Fellin MG & Chen Y-G 

16:00 Characteristics of Two Opposing Continental Margin Successions 

in Northeast Laurentia 

A1030 Wodicka N, St-Onge MR & Whalen JB 

16:15 Low-T Thermochronology Provides New Insights in the Mesozoic 

to Present Tectonic Evolution of NW Africa 

A306 Ghorbal B, Bertotti G, Foeken J, Stuart F & Andriessen P 

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14a: Chemical and Isotopic Tracers of Sediment- 

Porefluid Interactions 

Session chaired by Michael E. Böttcher & Kate Maher 

14:00 Invited: Aqueous Geochemistry of Rhenium in Sulfidic 

Environments 

A222 Dolor M & Helz G 

14:15 Numerical Modeling of Ca-Enrichment on Authigenic Carbonate 

Formation at Mud Volcanoes: A Case Study off Costa Rica 

A450 Karaca D, Hensen C & Wallmann K 

14:30 Keynote: Rapid Recrystallization of Carbonates and Implications 

for Geochemical Proxies 

A255 Fantle M 

15:00 The Effect of Induced Sediment-Surface Redox Conditions on 

Fluxes of Organic Carbon, Phosphate, Iron, and Manganese over 

the Sediment-Water Interface of Coastal Sediments 

A874 Skoog A & Arias-Esquivel VA 

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14g: Advances in the Aqueous and Isotope Geochemistry 

of Groundwater Recharge 

Session chaired by Dirk Kirste & Bernhard Mayer 

15:15 Arsenic Mobilization Associated with Applied Recharge of low- 

TDS Water in Central Valley, California 

A247 Esser BK, McNab WW, Moran JE & Singleton MJ 

15:30 Chemical Evolution of Groundwater in the Unsaturated Zone 

A534 Lenahan M, Kirste D, Cresswell R, McPhail B & Welch S 

15:45 Localisation of Groundwater Sources by Combining δ 18 O, δD and 

Rare Earths Studies 

A643 Möller P, Geyer S, Siebert C, Guttman J & Rosenthal E 

16:00 Investigating the Source and Timing of Freshwater Recharge into 

Saline Aquifers in the Glaciated Illinois Basin 

A832 Schlegel M, McIntosh J, Person M, Ballentine C & Zheng Z 

16:15 Geochemical Significance of 87 Sr/ 86 Sr Ratio of High-Temperature 

Deep Groundwater in a Fractured Granite Aquifer at Dongrae 

Area, Korea 

A527 Lee S-G, Kim T-K, Lee J-S, Lee T, Cho B & Koh H 

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Session chaired by Anthony Dosseto, Gavin Foster, Kate 

Maher & Joerg Schaefer 

14:00 Ca Isotope Ratios in the Largest Rivers in the World: Implications 

for the Global Ca Budget and Weathering Processes 

A947 Tipper E, Gaillardet J, Galy A, Louvat P & Bickle M 

14:15 Geochemical Signatures are Driven by Seasonal Flow Regimes in 

the Chena River Near Fairbanks, Alaska 

A225 Douglas T, Blum J, Keller K, Guo L & Cai Y 

14:30 Isotopic Tracing of Carbon Weathering in the Amazon River 

A103 Bouchez J, Gaillardet J, France-Lanord C & Galy V 

14:45 Origin of Riverine Dissolved Inorganic Carbon: Comparison 

between West Indies, Reunion and Iceland 

A799 Rive K, Agrinier P & Gaillardet J 

15:00 Transition Metal Isotopes in Rivers and the Weathering 

Environment 

A31 Archer C & Vance D 

15:15 Molybdenum Isotope Fractionation Accompanying Weathering, 

Riverine Transport and Estuarine Mixing 

A730 Pearce CR, Burton K, Pogge von Strandmann P, James R 

& Cohen A 

15:30 Molybdenum Isotopes as Proxy for Redox Conditions during 

Weathering 

A741 Pett-Ridge J, Siebert C & Halliday A 

15:45 Lithium Isotope Fractionation along a Weathering 

Chronosequence 

A533 Lemarchand E, Reynolds BC, Wiederhold JG, Bourdon B 

& Kretzschmar R 

16:00 Silicon Cycle in Weathering Sequences of Volcanic Soils in 

Cameroon Using δ 30 Si and Ge/Si 

A707 Opfergelt S, Delvaux B, Cardinal D, Delvigne C & André L 

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Session chaired by Allison Franzese & Alexander 

Piotrowski 

14:00 A Search for the Glacial Age 14 C Depleted Ocean Reservoir 

A55 Barker S, Broecker W & Clark E 

14:15 Evolution of Deglacial North Pacific Abyssal Circulation Based on 

∆ 14 C, δ 13 Cbenthic and 231 Pa/ 230 Th 

A417 Jaccard S, Galbraith E, Francois R, Brunelle B, Sigman D 

& Haug G 

14:30 Reconstructing Intermediate Watermass Variability in the 

Southeast Pacific during the Past ~30ka: A Multi-Proxy Study 

A666 Muratli J, Chase Z, Mix A & McManus J 

14:45 Antarctic Circumpolar Current Nd Isotope Variability Recorded in 

Amundsen Sea Deep Sea Corals 

A383 Hoffmann DL, Gutjahr M, Vance D & Hillenbrand C-D 

15:00 Quantifying Late Quaternary Changes in MOC Intensity from 

Circum-Antarctic Nd Isotopes 

A316 Goldstein SL, Zylberberg D, Pahnke K, Hemming SR 

& van de Flierdt T 

15:15 Indian Ocean Circulation and Productivity during the Last Glacial 

Cycle 

A752 Piotrowski A, Banakar V, Scrivner A & Elderfield H 

15:30 Invited: Multi-Proxy Reconstruction of Surface Water pCO2 in the 

Northern Arabian Sea Since 29 ka 

A720 Palmer M, Brummer G-J, Cooper MJ, Elderfield H, Greaves M, 

Reichart G-J, Schouten S & Yu J-M 

15:45 Stable Isotopic Tracers for Variations in Surface and Deep Water 

Circulation in the North Atlantic Since ~ 13 ka 

A242 Elmore A, Wright J & Henderson S 

16:00 Invited: Ice Sheet Regulation of Weathering Fluxes during the 

Eocene Oligocene Transition 

A829 Scher H & Delaney M 

16:15 Ventilation of the Arctic Ocean Since the Miocene: Osmium 

Evidence 

A755 Poirier A & Hillaire-Marcel C 

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Session chaired by Simon Poulson & Lisa Stillings 

14:00 Black Crust on the Dolomite in Polluted Urban Atmosphere: 

Differences in Dry and Wet Deposition Dominated Environments 

A1020 Wilczynska-Michalik W, Michalik M, Niezgoda H & Halas S 

14:15 Chemical Weathering of Mafic Rocks in Boreal Environment 

(NW Russia) 

A977 Vasyukova E, Oliva P, Pokrovsky O, Viers J, Martin F, Dupre B 

& Bychkov A 

14:30 Invited: Sensitivity of Mineral Weathering Rates to Annual 

Variations in Climate 

A169 Clow D 

14:45 Modelling Nucleation and Growth of Nano- to Micro-Size 

Secondary Clay Particles in Weathering Processes 

A285 Fritz B, Clément A, Amal Y & Noguera C 

15:00 Invited: Biogeochemical Processes in Flooded Underground Mine 

Workings of Butte, Montana, USA 

A291 Gammons CH, Poulson S & Snyder D 

15:15 Kinetics of Se Release in Mine Waste from the Meade Peak 

Phosphatic Shale, Phosphoria Formation, Wooley Valley, ID, USA 

A901 Stillings L & Amacher M 

15:30 Determination of Species-Specific Selenium Exchange Fluxes 

Across the Sediment-Water Interface 

A993 Wallschläger D, London J, Chen Y-W, Belzile N & Martin A 

15:45 Impact of Mineral Surface Modification on As(III) Oxidation by 

Hydrous Manganese(IV) 

A311 Ginder-Vogel M & Sparks DL 

16:00 Hydrogeochemical Controls on Arsenic Enrichment in Waters and 

Sediments of the Humboldt River, North-Central Nevada 

A640 Mohammad S & Tempel R 

16:15 Biochemical Oxygen Demand in the Keno Reach of the Klamath 

River, Oregon, USA 

A913 Sullivan A & Snyder D 

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18i: Mineralogy and Health 

Session chaired by Laurent Charlet & Javiera Silva 

14:00 Clay-Prion Protein Interactions 

A150 Charlet L, Hureau C & Chapron Y 

14:15 Thiobarbituric-Acid Reactive Substances (TBARS) Response 

Curves in the Presence of 1:1 and 2:1 Phyllosilicates 

A468 Kibanova D, Nieto-Camacho A, Lemus J & Cervini-Silva J 

14:30 Influence of Metal Cations on Iron Oxide Formation 

A551 Liese A, Singh B, Grafe M & Lang F 

14:45 Nanosized Aluminosilicates (Allophane): Formation Mechanisms 

and Sorption Capacities 

A601 Masion A, Levard C, Ziarelli F, Doelsch E, Rose J & Bottero JY 

15:00 The Influence of Anthropogenic Salinization on the Clay 

Mineralogy of Seriogovo Soils 

A869 Simakova Y 

15:15 Reductive Dissolution of PbO2(plattnerite) and MnO2(pyrolusite) 

by Biofluid Constituents 

A903 Stone A & Shi Z 

15:30 Release of Hexavalent Chromium by Ash and Soils in Wildfire 

Impacted Areas 

A1031 Wolf R, Morman S, Plumlee G, Hageman P & Adams M 

15:45 Mineral Chemistry of Carp Otoliths Reflecting Water Quality 

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Session chaired by Sherry L. Cady & Lesley Warren 

14:00 Invited: Organic Decontamination of Sampling Devices for Life- 

Detection Studies 

A73 Benning LG, Eigenbrode J, Maule J, Wainwright N, Steele A, 

Amundsen HEF & Amase 2005 and 2006 

14:15 Toward the in situ Quantification of Organic Molecules in Solid 

Samples: Development of Sample Handling and Processing 

Hardware 

A66 Beegle L, Johnson P, Hoydess R, Mielke R, Orzechowska G, 

Sollitt L & Kanik I 

14:30 Deep UV Native Fluorescence and Resonance Raman 

Spectroscopy for Life-Detection 

A80 Bhartia R, Hug W, Reid R, Salas E, Nealson K & Lane A 

14:45 Detecting Biosignatures Associated with Minerals by Geomatrix- 

Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Fourier Transform Mass 

Spectrometry (GALDI-FTMS) 

A793 Richardson CD, Kotler JM, Hinman NW, McJunkin TR & Scott JR 

15:00 Scanning Transmission X-Ray Microscopy Analysis of 

Metamorphic Biogenic Carbon 

A78 Bernard S, Benzerara K, Beyssac O & Brown, Jr. GE 

15:15 Pelagosite Climate Record and the Role of Cyanobacterial 

Biomineralization 

A579 Macalady J, Montanari A, Bice D, Schaperdoth I, MacLean L 

& Mariani S 

15:30 Microbial Catalysis of Jarosite Formation Under Environmentally 

Relevant AMD Conditions 

A688 Norlund K & Warren L 

15:45 Analytical HRSEM, HRTEM and FIB Characterization of 

Carbonaceous Remains Associated with Hydrothermal Deposits 

A127 Cady SL, Hugo RC, Smythe WF, Parenteau MN, Goin JC, Oakes- 

Miller H, Hode T, Pogula S, Huster J & Cavalazzi B 

16:00 Keynote: Bona Fide Biosignatures: Insights from Combined 

NanoSIMS-SIMS 

A698 Oehler D, Robert F, Chaussidon M & Gibson E 

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Session chaired by George Cody & Martin Obst 

14:00 Keynote: Geomicrobiology with Soft X-Ray Scanning 

Transmission Microscopy 

A381 Hitchcock A, Dynes J, Obst M, Lawrence J & Leppard G 

14:30 Invited: Pre- and Post-Accretionary Carbonates in the Renazzo 

CR Chondrite 

A208 De Gregorio B, Stroud R & Ebel D 

14:45 Hard X-Ray Microprobes Using Mirrors: Capabilities, 

Applications and Future Developments 

A919 Sutton S, Newville M, Eng P, Rivers M & Lanzirotti A 

15:00 Invited: STXM-Based Study of Microbial Fossils in Recent and 

Ancient Rocks 

A75 Benzerara K, Bernard S, Lepot K, Miot J & Brown, Jr GE 

15:15 Sub-Micron XANES Analysis of the Organic Structure of Comet 

Wild 2/81P Particles 

A171 Cody G, Yabuta H, Alexander C & Kilcoyne D 

15:30 Synchrotron-Based X-Ray Scattering Studies of Mineral Reactions 

in Complex Geochemical Systems 

A853 Shaw S, Ahmed IAM, Benning LG, Kakonyi G & Behrends T 

15:45 Microscale Characterization of the Organic Matter in 

Extraterrestrial Samples 

A276 Flynn G, Wirick S, Keller LP, Messenger S & Jacobsen C 

16:00 Aragonite as a Precursor Phase of Cyanobacterial Calcite 

Precipitation and the Influence of EPS on the Nucleation Process – 

A STXM Study 

A696 Obst M, Hitchcock AP, Dynes JJ, Lawrence JR, Swerhone GDW 

& Benzerara K 

16:15 Chemical and Valence State Imaging of Mineral Intergrowths 

Using X-Ray Photo-Emission Electron Microscopy 

A838 Schofield P, Smith A & Scholl A 

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14:00 Supramolecular Aggregation of Natural Organic Matter Promoted 

by Complexation with Ca 2+ , Mg 2+ , and Na + Ions in Aqueous 

Solutions 

A10 Ahn W-Y, Kalinichev A & Clark M 

14:15 Effects of Inundation and Dessication on Salt Cycling in a Saline 

Disposal Basin, Loveday Lagoon, South Australia 

A63 Beavis S, Welch S & Higgins A 

14:30 Geochemistry of Nitric Thermal Springs of the Far East Russia 

A162 Chudaev O, Chudaeva V & Bragin I 

14:45 The Effect of Molybdenum on the Transformation Kinetics of 

Ferrihydrite to Hematite: An in situ ED-XRD Approach 

A115 Brinza L, Shaw S & Benning LG 

15:00 Similar Fossil Ferns Having Dissimilar Organic Geochemical 

Preservation 

A193 Czaja A, Kudryavtsev A, Cody G & Schopf JW 

15:15 δ 44/40 Ca of Fossil Bones and Teeth – Ontogenetic Versus 

Diagenetic Origin 

A374 Heuser A, Tütken T, Gussone N & Galer S 

15:30 Contrasting Mineral Authigenesis and Methane Activities in Deep- 

Sea Sediments Offshore SW Taiwan 

A396 Hsu T-W & Jiang W-T 

15:45 Authigenesis of Ferric Smectite Pellets and Methane Seepage in 

Deep-Sea Sediments Offshore SW Taiwan 

A430 Jiang W-T & Hsu T-W 

16:00 Apatite Fission Track Constrains on the Mineralization of Dashui 

Gold Deposits, Northern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau 

A1067 Yuan W, Bao Z, Dong J & Deng J 

16:15 Combustion Gases of Coal Fires – Composition and Interpretation 

A833 Schloemer S & Teschner M 

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Index of 

Authors 

The name of each author is followed by two codes providing 

details of each presentation. The first code indicates the 

session, time and day of the presentation. The second code 

indicates the page of the program volume on which the 

presentation can be found, and also the relevant page in the 

abstract volume. For example, an entry of 03a/11:15/1 

128/A254 indicates that the presentation will be in Session 

03a at 11:15 on July 14 th (day 1), and that it can be found in 

this program volume on page 128 and on page A254 of the 

abstract volume. An entry of 02a/134/1 128/A254 indicates 

that the presentation will be made as a poster in Session 02a 

on July 14 th (day 1), and that it will be displayed on board 

134. Index entries in bold indicate a presenting author. 

Author Index 

251

Abart, R. 07g/56/2 107/A740 

07g/15:30/4 171/A1 

Abdelouas, A. 19f/11:00/3 146/A662 

Abe, N. 06a/81/4 193/A502 

Abedi, A. 12e/110/2 112/A1048 

12e/121/2 113/A1105 

Abell, R. 17c/10:30/3 143/A452 

Abe-Ouchi, A. 17c/189/2 119/A505 

Abiko, H. 03d/14/1 36/A444 

Abram, N. 17a/10:30/2 78/A288 

17e/10:45/5 227/A1 

Abramov, O. 03b/14:30/1 18/A2 

Abratis, M. 06c/11:30/1 4/A2 

04a/46/4 189/A983 

Abreu, M.P. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

06a/85/4 193/A791 

Abreu, N. 20e/15:00/4 185/A3 

Abriola, L. 18k/245/1 57/A998 

Acero, P. 18k/15:30/2 97/A3 

Aciego, S. 01d/10:30/4 150/A953 

17e/229/4 206/A4 

Ackerman, J. 14e/14:15/1 28/A850 

Ackerman, L. 10b/152/4 199/A4 

Ackermann, S. 18e/10:30/4 159/A5 

Adams, M. 18i/15:30/5 247/A1031 

Adeagbo, W.A. 08d/15:15/1 24/A119 

Ader, M. 19g/14:45/1 32/A945 

14b/118/1 45/A36 

Adkins, J. 18c/14:00/1 30/A20 

15b/14:30/1 29/A287 

15a/147/1 48/A619 

15a/14:30/2 93/A434 

Aeppli, C. 18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Aerts, M. 08g/15:15/2 90/A6 

Aeschbach-Hertig, W. 

18j/271/2 126/A969 

Affek, H. 15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

20f/11:15/5 233/A6 

Agee, C. 02a/15:15/2 85/A7 

Agnor, C. 02a/15:00/2 85/A684 

Agostini, S. 20a/14:45/2 100/A7 

Agrinier, P. 14b/118/1 45/A36 

14b/127/1 46/A510 

16a/14:45/5 244/A799 

Ague, J.J. 16b/10:45/4 156/A27 

Aguillón-Robles, A. 

09d/86/1 42/A718 

Ahad, J. 18b/244/4 208/A8 

Aharonov, E. 14c/207/4 204/A451 

Ahmad, W. 12d/15:45/2 92/A13 

Ahmadipour, H. 06d/36/1 38/A8 

10a/139/4 198/A467 

Ahmed, I.A.M. 14e/10:30/1 9/A913 

18d/11:15/1 12/A9 

18h/16:00/2 96/A445 

20j/15:30/5 249/A853 

Ahn, J. 17e/10:30/5 227/A9 

Ahn, W-Y. 21b/14:00/5 250/A10 

Aikman, A.B. 11a/170/4 201/A144 

Aimoz, L. 20c/305/2 129/A10 

18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

Aizenshtat, Z. 18c/15:15/1 30/A11 

Ajiboye, S. 18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

Akashi, H. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Akcar, N. 17d/204/2 120/A832 

252 Author Index 

Akerman, A. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

Akerman, N. 19e/11:45/2 83/A12 

Al, T. 18e/16:15/4 181/A740 

Al-Aasm, I. 12d/105/1 44/A305 

Alam, S. 12d/15:45/2 92/A13 

Alard, O. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

06d/43/1 38/A443 

Al-Azaizeh, W. 21d/12:15/1 16/A14 

Albarède, F. Plenary/2 A14 

03b/14:00/1 18/A15 

10e/11:00/3 138/A749 

18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

Albarrán, N. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

Aleinikoff, J. 10a/151/4 199/A1034 

11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

04d/16:00/5 235/A1028 

Alencoao, A. 18h/236/2 123/A785 

Alexander, B. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502 

Alexander, C. 20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

01a/2/4 186/A769 

20j/15:15/5 249/A171 

Alexandre, G. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

Alexandre, L. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

21d/327/1 64/A983 

Alexandre, P. 12d/14:00/2 92/A508 

Ali, A. 06c/14:30/1 21/A15 

Aliani, P. 06d/15:30/2 88/A691 

Alirezaei, S. 08g/75/1 41/A16 

Allan, N. 07c/61/1 40/A751 

08a/67/1 41/A976 

Allard, L. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

18f/282/4 211/A202 

Allaz, J. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Allègre, C. 03a/3/1 35/A320 

Allen, C. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

Allen, C.M. 10d/73/2 109/A143 

Allen, H. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Allen, J. 14c/10:00/5 225/A16 

Allen, S.E. 17f/241/4 207/A575 

Alonso, Ú. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Alonso-Gomez, A. 

19b/295/4 212/A180 

Alonso Perez, R. 09d/14:45/2 91/A665 

10d/11:00/3 137/A966 

Alp, E. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Alperin, M. 15c/12:15/3 141/A383 

Alpers, C.N. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

Altenberger, U. 04b/57/4 190/A17 

Alt-Epping, P. 15c/11:45/3 141/A18 

Alvarez, R. 19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

Amacher, M. 18f/15:15/5 246/A901 

Amakawa, H. 21c/279/1 60/A18 

Amal, Y. 14c/10:15/5 225/A687 

18f/14:45/5 246/A285 

Amaral, H. 18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Amari, S. 01e/20/4 187/A604 

Amase 2005 and 2006, 

19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

Ambrosi, J-P. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

Amelin, Y. 01c/6/4 186/A418 

Amend, J.P. 19e/11:45/2 83/A12 

19e/12:15/2 83/A891 

Amils, R. 19e/255/1 58/A266 

02b/1/2 102/A265 

14c/210/4 205/A620

Amini, M. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

20b/11:15/1 15/A389 

20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

Amirbahman, A. 14d/10:30/2 74/A689 

Amores, D. 19a/11:15/4 161/A19 

Amos, R. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Amrani, A. 18c/14:00/1 30/A20 

18c/15:15/1 30/A11 

Amundsen, H.E.F. 

19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

Amundson, R. 16c/14:45/2 95/A21 

16e/180/2 118/A714 

16b/11:45/4 156/A220 

16a/12:15/5 226/A249 

An, F. 12e/85/2 110/A21 

An, Z. Plenary/4 A237 

Anastasio, C. 18g/12:00/4 160/A681 

Anbar, A.D. 19g/10:15/1 14/A22 

19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

03c/11:00/2 66/A228 

03c/11:15/2 66/A22 

18a/205/2 121/A114 

18a/214/2 121/A692 

03f/11:00/3 134/A784 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

18a/10:45/4 158/A1007 

Anchukaitis, K. 17a/10:00/2 78/A23 

Andersen, A. 12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Andersen, M.B. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

17d/11:15/4 157/A902 

16a/10:00/5 226/A105 

Anderson, A. 08a/11:30/1 6/A607 

08a/65/1 41/A624 

Anderson, C. 18h/208/1 54/A158 

Anderson, D. 05c/10:00/1 3/A25 

06b/16:00/4 169/A24 

04d/15:00/5 235/A24 

Anderson, F.S. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Anderson, M. 21c/14:15/2 101/A781 

Anderson, R. 16b/14:30/4 177/A25 

Anderson, R.F. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

13b/14:30/1 26/A1026 

17c/11:00/3 143/A619 

Anderson, S. 16c/14:15/2 95/A798 

16b/14:30/4 177/A25 

Andre, L. 18k/15:00/2 97/A40 

André, L. 16a/16:00/5 244/A707 

Andreani, M. 15e/172/1 50/A26 

Andreloi, M. 12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Andrews, D. 16c/184/1 51/A552 

Andrews, K. 01a/1/4 186/A26 

Andrews, M.Y. 16b/10:45/4 156/A27 

Andriessen, P. 11c/16:15/5 241/A306 

Andronicos, C. 04b/11:45/5 218/A387 

Andronikov, A. 06d/15:45/2 88/A661 

Anfinson, O. 13a/124/2 113/A300 

Angel, R. 07h/15:45/5 238/A806 

Ankner, J.F. 14e/14:30/1 28/A1001 

Anma, R. 06d/52/1 39/A991 

Annen, C. 10d/10:30/3 137/A27 

Annich, M. 12e/99/2 111/A733 

Anovitz, L. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

14c/11:45/4 155/A1091 

18f/282/4 211/A202 

Anraku, S. 18e/12:00/4 159/A825 

18f/279/4 211/A28 

Antignano, A. 07g/16:15/4 171/A590 

Author Index 

Antognini, J. 03a/11:15/1 2/A1061 

Antonov, A. 06c/29/2 105/A29 

06a/79/4 192/A71 

Antunes, I.M.H.R. 

18h/233/1 55/A675 

10b/153/4 199/A29 

Aoki, S. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Aono, T. 21d/323/1 63/A928 

Aplin, A. 18e/14:15/4 181/A659 

18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Appelgate, B. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

April, R. 18f/280/4 211/A30 

Apstolaki, M. 18g/16:00/4 182/A897 

Arai, S. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

10a/136/4 198/A98 

Aravena, R. 18b/11:30/5 229/A623 

Archer, C. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

20b/14:15/1 33/A315 

16a/15:00/5 244/A31 

Arcilla, C. 06a/86/4 193/A939 

Arculus, R.J. 09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

Arestova, N. 04c/66/4 191/A494 

Arevalo, R. 05b/14:45/1 20/A613 

Arias-Esquivel, V.A. 

14a/15:00/5 242/A874 

Arima, H. 09a/10:45/4 153/A605 

Ariskin, A. 12b/81/2 110/A31 

12b/82/2 110/A126 

01c/8/4 186/A1049 

Aristarain, A. 17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

Arkadakskiy, S. 12d/99/1 44/A32 

Armbruster, T. 07h/14:45/5 238/A32 

Armstrong, R. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Arnason, J. 18g/14:45/4 182/A566 

18g/15:00/4 182/A33 

18g/15:15/4 182/A724 

Arnaud, F. 16b/162/2 117/A33 

Arndt, N. 03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

Arnold, G.L. 03c/11:00/2 66/A228 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Arvidson, R. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

19a/280/2 127/A675 

19a/10:15/4 161/A219 

14c/11:30/5 225/A580 

18f/11:45/5 231/A576 

18f/12:00/5 231/A699 

14c/12:15/5 225/A653 

18f/12:15/5 231/A34 

Asael, D. 12e/11:00/1 7/A34 

Asai, A. 18e/12:00/4 159/A825 

Ashchepkov, I. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

08e/70/2 108/A567 

Asimow, P.D. 08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

05b/21/2 104/A1031 

Asmerom, Y. 17c/184/2 119/A35 

10b/14:30/4 174/A637 

Assayag, N. 14b/118/1 45/A36 

Aster, R. 04a/11:00/4 151/A175 

Aubaud, C. 07b/10:30/1 5/A381 

Audetat, A. 20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

Audry, S. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

Auger, D. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

Augustsson, C. 13a/131/2 114/A813 

Aulbach, S. 06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

06e/14:45/5 237/A37 

Auler, A. 17b/12:15/1 11/A1001 

Austrheim, H. 08c/15:45/1 23/A768 

08g/14:15/2 90/A989 

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Auzende, A-L. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Avanzinelli, R. 09c/14:30/4 172/A37 

Avery, E. 14c/11:15/5 225/A38 

Ayala-Luis, K.B. 14c/197/4 204/A38 

Ayalon, A. 17b/10:15/1 11/A969 

17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

Ayers, J. 07c/57/1 40/A39 

Ayliffe, L. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

Ayora, C. 18k/237/1 56/A61 

18k/15:30/2 97/A3 

18e/262/4 209/A135 

Ayuso, R. 12c/90/1 43/A39 

Ayyasamy, P. 19a/278/2 127/A527 

Azaroual, M. 18k/15:00/2 97/A40 

Azbej, T. 08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Azevedo, M. 11b/182/4 202/A970 

Baar, E. 13a/124/2 113/A300 

Baas, D. 19d/246/1 57/A40 

Baba, Y. 18f/281/4 211/A41 

Babichev, A.V. 09c/124/4 196/A757 

Bach, W. 15c/160/1 49/A41 

15c/164/1 49/A439 

15c/165/1 49/A611 

15e/174/1 50/A93 

15c/12:00/3 141/A479 

09a/10:15/4 153/A521 

Bachmann, O. 10d/10:00/3 137/A42 

04a/14:30/4 167/A76 

Bacon, C. 10c/15:15/5 240/A130 

Badamgarav, J. 06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Badanina, E. 07d/10:45/5 220/A42 

Badanina, I. 21d/304/1 62/A589 

Badertscher, S. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Badesab, F. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Baebechuk, M. 18e/11:45/4 159/A1013 

Baeyens, B. 18h/10:15/2 80/A909 

Baggerman, T. 09b/10:45/5 222/A43 

Bahena-Aguirre, F. 

15a/153/1 48/A865 

Bahlburg, H. 13a/10:00/1 8/A783 

Bai, G. 14a/196/4 203/A1086 

Bai, L-L. 15a/135/1 47/A43 

15a/159/1 49/A1083 

Bai, S. 14c/198/4 204/A44 

Baik, M.H. 21d/301/1 62/A528 

18b/245/4 208/A44 

Bailey, K. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Bailie, R.H. 06e/94/4 194/A774 

Baker, J.A. 15a/140/1 47/A216 

06d/10:45/2 68/A348 

20d/10:30/3 147/A45 

01d/10:45/4 150/A831 

01a/1/4 186/A26 

10a/145/4 198/A825 

Baker, M.B. 05d/12:00/2 67/A749 

10b/14:00/4 174/A45 

10a/10:30/5 223/A385 

Baker, M.J. 04c/16:00/4 168/A46 

Baker, R. 03a/14:15/1 17/A46 

18a/10:30/4 158/A782 

Balangue-Tarriela, M.I.R. 

06a/86/4 193/A939 

Balcke, G. 18j/12:15/3 145/A711 

Balco, G. 16e/10:30/3 142/A47 

17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

16a/218/4 205/A47 

Baldini, J. 17b/10:00/1 11/A48 

17a/11:30/2 78/A48 


Baldini, L. 17b/10:00/1 11/A48 

Baldridge, A. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Baldwin, S. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Ball, J. 18a/14:30/4 180/A417 

Ball, L. 18a/14:00/4 180/A628 

Ballard, N. 03e/18/1 36/A488 

Ballentine, C.J. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

18j/267/2 126/A520 

20c/311/2 129/A387 

18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

14b/10:30/3 140/A309 

14g/16:00/5 243/A832 

Ballhaus, C. 12b/11:15/3 139/A519 

12b/12:00/3 139/A49 

09c/125/4 197/A842 

Ballmer, M. 05c/10:45/1 3/A83 

10b/10:00/4 154/A414 

Ballók, M. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Balodis, E. 08a/10:15/1 6/A50 

Balogh, Z. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Balogh-Brunstad, Z. 

16c/16:15/2 95/A458 

Balter, V. 18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

Ban, M. 09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Banakar, V. 17f/15:15/5 245/A752 

Bandfield, J. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Bandoniene, D. 21c/16:00/2 101/A618 

Bandstra, J. 20g/314/4 214/A660 

18f/10:45/5 231/A1023 

Bandyopadhyay, P. 

03e/15:00/2 87/A59 

Banerjee, D. 18h/16:15/1 31/A476 

18e/10:45/4 159/A51 

Banerjee, N. 19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

03d/12/1 36/A274 

19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

Banerjee, S. 03f/10:15/3 134/A327 

Banfield, J.F. 14c/11:00/4 155/A886 

19b/298/4 212/A648 

Banks, D. 08b/14:45/1 22/A1060 

08b/62/2 107/A957 

Banner, J. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Banta, R. 17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

Banwart, S.A. 14e/14:45/1 28/A758 

Bao, H. 03c/10:00/2 66/A52 

Bao, Z. 04a/28/4 188/A52 

04a/56/4 190/A1095 

Bao, Z. 21b/16:00/5 250/A1067 

Barbeau, Jr., D.L. 

13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Barbour, L. 18j/11:45/3 145/A85 

Bard, E. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Barfod, D. 20c/306/2 129/A53 

Bargar, J.R. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

18h/15:15/2 96/A408 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

18a/10:45/4 158/A1007 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/11:45/5 232/A230 

Bargossi, G. 10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

Barkay, T. 18a/16:00/4 180/A499 

Barker, A. 15e/173/1 50/A54 

Barker, S. 17f/14:00/5 245/A55 

Barker, S.L.L. 08b/15:00/1 22/A54 

Barkhutova, D. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521

Barley, M. 03e/15:15/2 87/A55 

Barling, J. 20c/10:15/2 84/A56 

20c/305/2 129/A10 

Bar-Matthews, M. 

17b/10:15/1 11/A969 

12e/11:00/1 7/A34 

17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

17d/10:00/4 157/A56 

Barmina, G. 12b/81/2 110/A31 

12b/82/2 110/A126 

01c/8/4 186/A1049 

Barnard, A. 14e/12:00/1 9/A1045 

Barnes, C. 17c/196/2 120/A957 

Barnes, E. 20a/15:00/2 100/A57 

Barnes, J. 09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

Barnes, S-J. 12a/10:45/2 72/A66 

12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Barnett, M. 18h/238/2 123/A826 

Baronnet, A. 07h/14:45/5 238/A32 

Baross, J. 15c/10:00/3 141/A460 

Barriga, G. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Barry, T. 05c/26/1 37/A403 

Barth, A. 10d/11:30/3 137/A58 

Bartha, A. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Bartlett, R. 18c/14:15/1 30/A103 

18c/16:15/1 30/A58 

Bartolini, A. 17c/185/2 119/A63 

Barton, M. 12e/95/2 111/A609 

Bartosik, E. 14c/15:15/4 176/A463 

Bassett, W.A. 08a/11:30/1 6/A607 

08a/65/1 41/A624 

07f/50/2 106/A426 

Basu, A. 19i/265/1 59/A393 

03e/15:00/2 87/A59 

16a/220/4 206/A303 

Basu, S. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

05d/10:45/2 67/A908 

Batanova, V. 06d/37/1 38/A70 

Battani, A. 14b/124/1 46/A425 

Bau, M. 20h/12:00/4 163/A834 

Bauer, A. 18h/10:00/2 80/A361 

Baumann, K-H. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

Baumgartner, L. 20a/278/1 60/A875 

07g/51/2 107/A234 

07h/14:15/5 238/A197 

Baur, H. 16e/177/2 118/A379 

Baveye, P.C. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

Bavin, T. 18e/259/4 209/A59 

Baxter, E. 20c/16:15/1 34/A60 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Bayens, B. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Bayon, G. 15c/161/1 49/A161 

16b/169/2 117/A789 

20h/316/4 214/A60 

Bazylev, B.A. 10d/74/2 109/A522 

10a/136/4 198/A98 

Bea Jofré, S.A. 18k/237/1 56/A61 

Beakhouse, G. 04a/29/4 188/A61 

Beane, R.J. 07g/59/2 107/A958 

07h/14:30/5 238/A328 

Beard, B. 06c/14:00/1 21/A62 

20a/15:30/2 100/A362 

03e/15:45/2 87/A435 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Beaucaire, C. 18h/235/1 56/A744 

18k/15:15/2 97/A62 

Author Index 

Beaumont, V. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

17c/185/2 119/A63 

Beavis, F.R. 18d/206/1 53/A1013 

Beavis, S.G. 18d/206/1 53/A1013 

21b/14:15/5 250/A63 

Bebout, G. 19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

13c/15:15/1 27/A64 

19g/294/2 128/A721 

Beccaluva, L. 06d/14:30/2 88/A95 

06c/31/2 105/A82 

Bechgaard, K. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Bechtel, A. 19i/261/1 59/A64 

Beck, M. 19d/249/1 57/A796 

Beck, W. 17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

Becker, H. 06d/39/1 38/A273 

01a/15:00/4 165/A1032 

04b/10:30/5 218/A65 

Becker, P. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Becker, S. 08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Becker, T. 01f/14:15/5 234/A297 

01f/15:15/5 234/A264 

Becker, U. 18h/244/2 124/A864 

18e/274/4 210/A788 

Beckett, J.R. 10a/143/4 198/A610 

10a/10:30/5 223/A385 

Beckie, R. 18k/239/1 56/A608 

18j/265/2 126/A438 

Becquevort, S. 15a/152/1 48/A837 

Bédard, J. 04d/14:45/5 235/A65 

Bédard, L.P. 12a/10:45/2 72/A66 

Bednar, A. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Beegle, L. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Beeskow-Strauch, B. 

08d/63/2 108/A67 

Beets, C.J. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

Begg, J.D.C. 19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

19f/12:15/3 146/A67 

Begum, Z. 14b/119/1 45/A150 

Behrends, T. 19b/15:30/4 184/A68 

20j/15:30/5 249/A853 

Beier, C. 06a/78/4 192/A68 

Bejina, F. 10a/136/4 198/A98 

Bekins, B. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Bekker, A. 03f/10:45/3 134/A69 

03f/11:30/3 134/A280 

03f/11:45/3 134/A753 

Béland Otis, C. 12d/15:00/2 92/A69 

Beliaev, A. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

Belitz, K. 17d/198/2 120/A501 

Bell, K. 06c/14:00/1 21/A62 

06c/14:15/1 21/A258 

06c/14:30/1 21/A15 

Belline, J. 12e/86/2 110/A70 

Bellon, H. 09d/86/1 42/A718 

Belousov, I. 06d/37/1 38/A70 

Belousova, E. 21d/304/1 62/A589 

06c/30/2 105/A71 

Belova, D. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Belshaw, N. 20c/10:45/2 84/A678 

Belyatsky, B. 06c/29/2 105/A29 

06a/79/4 192/A71 

Belza, C. 06a/86/4 193/A939 

Belzile, N. 18f/15:30/5 246/A993 

Bender Koch, C. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

14c/197/4 204/A38 

Benedetti, L. 16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

Benedetti, M.F. 18a/12:15/4 158/A441 

18f/287/4 211/A565 

255

Benison, K.C. 18d/10:00/1 12/A106 

18d/202/1 53/A72 

Benn, K. 04e/11:45/3 135/A72 

04a/10:45/4 151/A629 

Benner, S. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Bennett, P. 19i/273/1 59/A895 

19a/281/2 127/A705 

Bennett, V. 03b/15:15/1 18/A73 

06d/10:45/2 68/A348 

04e/11:30/3 135/A375 

Benning, L.G. 14e/10:00/1 9/A949 

14e/10:15/1 9/A801 

14e/10:30/1 9/A913 

18d/11:15/1 12/A9 

15b/15:00/1 29/A729 

19i/269/1 59/A603 

15a/11:00/2 76/A773 

18h/11:00/2 80/A990 

18h/16:00/2 96/A445 

19b/15:30/4 184/A68 

16d/16:00/4 178/A773 

14c/11:15/5 225/A38 

19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

21b/14:45/5 250/A115 

20j/15:30/5 249/A853 

Benoit, M. 09d/86/1 42/A718 

Benowitz, J. 11b/10:45/5 224/A74 

Bense, V. 18j/263/2 125/A334 

Benson, A. 18b/246/4 208/A74 

Bentaleb, I. 17a/192/1 52/A595 

Bento dos Santos, T. 

20a/277/1 60/A75 

04e/13/2 103/A664 

04e/17/2 103/A936 

11b/179/4 202/A276 

Bentov, S. 15b/14:00/1 29/A245 

Benzerara, K. 19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

19c/15:00/5 248/A78 

20j/15:00/5 249/A75 

20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Bercovici, D.A. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Berg, M. 18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Bergantz, G. 10d/10:00/3 137/A42 

04a/14:30/4 167/A76 

Berger, A. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

20h/318/4 214/A887 

Berger, G. 12e/86/2 110/A70 

Bergquist, B. 20b/10:30/1 15/A76 

20f/11:30/5 233/A77 

Berlo, K. 10b/11:45/4 154/A77 

Berman, R. 11b/180/4 202/A780 

Berna, E. 18a/14:15/4 180/A437 

Bernal, J-P. 21d/288/1 61/A78 

Bernard, S. 19c/15:00/5 248/A78 

20j/15:00/5 249/A75 

Bernasconi, S. 15c/170/1 50/A843 

Berndt, J. 13a/10:00/1 8/A783 

21d/292/1 61/A214 

13a/131/2 114/A813 

Berndt, M. 18e/259/4 209/A59 

Berndt-Gerdes, J. 08a/11:45/1 6/A882 

Berne, S. 16b/169/2 117/A789 

Berner, R.A. 16b/10:45/4 156/A27 

16a/11:45/5 226/A79 

Bernier, L. 18e/14:00/4 181/A186 


Bernier-Latmani, R. 

18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

Berry, A. 07f/15:15/4 170/A79 

Bertalan, É. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Berthet, S. 07c/16:00/2 89/A588 

Bertotti, G. 11c/16:15/5 241/A306 

Bertotto, G. 06d/40/1 38/A304 

06d/42/1 38/A423 

Berzina, A. 21d/289/1 61/A80 

Besnault, A. 20h/11:30/4 163/A151 

Beukes, N. 20f/307/4 213/A706 

Bevacqua, D. 03e/15:30/2 87/A699 

Beyer, E. 04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

Beyssac, O. 11a/174/4 201/A511 

19c/15:00/5 248/A78 

Bézos, A. 08f/10:00/2 70/A515 

08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

08f/11:30/2 70/A152 

09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

06a/11:30/5 219/A300 

Bhartia, R. 19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Bhaskar Rao, Y.J. 

04e/11/2 103/A499 

04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

04a/44/4 189/A951 

04c/71/4 192/A984 

Bhattacharya, A. 13b/138/2 115/A661 

Bhu, H. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

Bi, X. 12e/87/2 110/A81 

Bialy, S. 18g/16:15/4 182/A625 

Bian, L-Z. 12a/89/1 43/A397 

13a/128/2 114/A564 

Bianchini, G. 06c/31/2 105/A82 

06c/32/2 105/A82 

Bianco, T. 05c/10:45/1 3/A83 

05c/33/1 38/A922 

10b/10:00/4 154/A414 

Bibikova, E. 03a/5/1 35/A493 

Bice, D. 19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Bickle, M. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

16a/14:00/5 244/A947 

Biddle, J. 19d/10:00/2 82/A83 

Biester, H. 18e/276/4 210/A942 

Bill, M. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

Billen, M. 09c/14:00/4 172/A84 

Bindeman, I. 08f/71/1 41/A812 

13a/134/2 114/A954 

20f/306/4 213/A596 

Bindi, L. 07b/45/2 106/A674 

Bineli Betsi, T. 12c/91/1 43/A84 

Birkham, T. 18j/11:45/3 145/A85 

Birnbaum, S. 17c/197/2 120/A1018 

Bischoff, A. 01d/14/4 187/A889 

Bish, D. 07h/109/4 195/A997 

Bishop, J.L. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

Bissig, T. 08a/64/1 40/A145 

Biswas, A. 18a/15:00/4 180/A86 

11c/14:45/5 241/A139 

Bizimis, M. 05a/14:15/1 19/A87 

06a/11:00/5 219/A820 

Bizzarro, M. 01d/10:45/4 150/A831 

01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Bjerg, E. 06d/15:30/2 88/A691

Bjørnholm, T. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Black, J. 20b/11:45/1 15/A87 

Black, L. 03b/15:15/1 18/A73 

Blaes, E. 16b/164/2 117/A145 

Blain, S. 15a/10:00/2 76/A88 

Blaine, F. 07d/97/4 194/A88 

Blake, R. 14e/143/2 115/A422 

Blake, S. 10b/10:45/4 154/A879 

Blamart, D. 20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

Blanchet, D. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

Bland, P. 01c/5/4 186/A346 

Blank, C.E. 19a/285/2 127/A940 

Blard, P.H. 16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

Blay, C. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

Blazhev, B. 18e/268/4 210/A426 

Bleeker, W. 03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Blevin, P. 12c/11:30/2 73/A89 

Blewett, D. 01f/27/4 188/A1098 

Blichert-Toft, J. 03b/14:00/1 18/A15 

10e/11:00/3 138/A749 

06a/82/4 193/A621 

06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Blinova, A. 02a/15:45/2 85/A90 

Block, K. 03d/11/1 36/A90 

Blowes, D. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

18e/10:00/4 159/A91 

18e/15:45/4 181/A765 

18e/271/4 210/A644 

18e/272/4 210/A647 

18e/11:15/5 230/A553 

Blum, A. 16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

16c/14:15/2 95/A798 

Blum, J. 20b/10:30/1 15/A76 

18a/15:00/4 180/A86 

18a/16:00/4 180/A499 

17f/238/4 207/A314 

20f/11:30/5 233/A77 

16a/14:15/5 244/A225 

Blundy, J. 07c/61/1 40/A751 

Blusztajn, J. 06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Bodinier, J-L. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

06d/43/1 38/A443 

09c/115/4 196/A100 

09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

Bodnar, R.J. 08b/14:00/1 22/A252 

08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Boeckel, B. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

Boehm, F. 20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

Boerio-Goates, J. 18d/11:30/1 12/A313 

20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

Boettcher, I. 06c/33/2 105/A469 

06e/89/4 193/A92 

Boggiani, P. 19g/16:15/1 32/A980 

Bogush, A. 18e/260/4 209/A92 

18e/266/4 209/A337 

Bohlke, J. 20f/309/4 213/A910 

Böhm, F. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

15e/174/1 50/A93 

Bohr, J. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Bohrmann, G. 21d/294/1 61/A262 

Bohrson, W. 10a/135/4 198/A93 

Boily, J-F. 18h/15:15/2 96/A408 

14c/12:15/4 155/A94 

Bojanowski, M. 14a/187/4 203/A94 

Bokharaei, S. 21d/313/1 63/A777 

Author Index 

Bolanz, R. 18e/10:30/4 159/A5 

Boles, J. 14e/15:30/1 28/A325 

Bollinger, K. 18b/252/4 208/A567 

Bonadiman, C. 06d/14:30/2 88/A95 

06d/15:00/2 88/A250 

06c/31/2 105/A82 

Bong, Y-S. 20c/307/2 129/A95 

18b/251/4 208/A525 

Bonifacie, M. 09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

Bonnet, M-P. 16b/11:00/4 156/A802 

Bonneville, S. 14c/15:00/4 176/A96 

Bonnin, D. 19a/275/2 126/A165 

Boothman, C. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

19f/12:15/3 146/A67 

Boothroyd, J. 17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Bootman, C. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

Bopp, C. 12e/11:30/1 7/A97 

Borchers, B. 16e/12:00/3 142/A594 

Borchert, M. 08a/63/1 40/A97 

Borer, P. 14c/14:45/4 176/A497 

Borg, L. 01f/14:45/5 234/A287 

Borg, S. 08d/64/2 108/A98 

Borisova, A.Y. 10a/136/4 198/A98 

Borman, C. 14e/14:15/1 28/A850 

14f/11:30/2 75/A657 

Borovička, J. 21c/280/1 60/A99 

Borrok, D. 19a/11:30/4 161/A99 

Bosbach, D. 18h/10:00/2 80/A361 

18h/12:00/2 80/A100 

18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Bosch, D. 06d/43/1 38/A443 

04d/72/4 192/A118 

09c/115/4 196/A100 

Boschi, C. 15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Bostick, B.C. 18h/14:15/1 31/A101 

18c/10:15/2 79/A817 

16d/173/2 118/A840 

Boston, P. 18c/14:45/1 30/A805 

Botis, S. 07f/47/2 106/A102 

Böttcher, M.E. 15a/149/1 48/A676 

14a/188/4 203/A102 

Bottero, J.Y. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Bottrell, S. 18c/14:15/1 30/A103 

18c/16:15/1 30/A58 

17c/11:45/3 143/A679 

14a/188/4 203/A102 

Bouchez, J. 16a/14:30/5 244/A103 

Bouhifd, M.A. 07e/10:45/2 69/A427 

07c/15:30/2 89/A104 

Bouilhol, P. 09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

Bouimetarhan, I. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Bouman, C. 20c/16:00/1 34/A365 

Bourdet, J. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

08b/62/2 107/A957 

257

Bourdon, B. 03a/11:45/1 2/A138 

20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

05d/11:00/2 67/A105 

15a/15:00/2 93/A213 

18a/212/2 121/A378 

20c/315/2 130/A790 

20d/10:00/3 147/A480 

01d/10:30/4 150/A953 

18a/15:30/4 180/A1019 

01d/10/4 186/A480 

17e/229/4 206/A4 

16a/10:00/5 226/A105 

16a/15:45/5 244/A533 

Bourlès, D. 16e/176/2 118/A265 

16e/181/2 118/A719 

17d/200/2 120/A710 

17d/203/2 120/A801 

16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

Bourot-Denise, M. 

07e/11:45/2 69/A532 

Bousquet, R. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Bouvet de Maisonneuve, C. 

09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Bouvier, A. 01c/16:15/4 166/A106 

Bowen, B.B. 18d/10:00/1 12/A106 

18d/202/1 53/A72 

Bower, J. 18h/238/2 123/A826 

Bowman, J. 20e/15:15/4 185/A107 

Bowring, S. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

Boyanov, M. 18h/11:15/1 13/A694 

Boyce, A.J. 19g/15:15/1 32/A569 

09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

Boyce, J. 11a/15:45/4 175/A976 

Boyle, E. 15a/10:30/2 76/A107 

15a/14:30/2 93/A434 

Boynton, W.V. 21d/311/1 62/A728 

Bozau, E. 18h/11:15/3 144/A108 

Brabec, M. 20f/10:15/5 233/A108 

Brachfeld, S.A. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/130/2 114/A747 

13a/132/2 114/A897 

Brack, P. 10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

Bradbury, M. 18h/10:15/2 80/A909 

Bradley, D. 12c/90/1 43/A39 

Brady, A. 19g/12:15/1 14/A109 

Braeuer, K. 10c/16:15/5 240/A109 

Bragin, I. 21b/14:30/5 250/A162 

Brahmantyo, B. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Brake, S. 19i/262/1 59/A254 

Brand, A. 12e/16:15/1 25/A110 

Brandes, J. 20j/319/4 214/A110 

Brandon, A.D. 03b/15:15/1 18/A73 

02a/1/1 35/A195 

02a/2/1 35/A738 

02a/15:30/2 85/A205 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

01d/11:30/4 150/A111 

Brant, C. 15e/15:45/2 94/A111 


Brantley, S. 19i/268/1 59/A581 

16c/15:45/2 95/A432 

16c/16:00/2 95/A372 

16b/164/2 117/A145 

18a/214/2 121/A692 

20i/11:00/4 164/A673 

18a/12:00/4 158/A473 

16b/14:15/4 177/A112 

19a/14:15/4 183/A782 

16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

18f/282/4 211/A202 

18f/10:00/5 231/A1017 

18f/10:30/5 231/A705 

18f/10:45/5 231/A1023 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Brasseur, R. 17f/236/4 207/A251 

Bratton, J. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Braucher, R. 16e/176/2 118/A265 

16e/181/2 118/A719 

17d/200/2 120/A710 

17d/203/2 120/A801 

Braun, J-J. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Brauns, M. 06e/90/4 193/A442 

Brayard, A. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

Brazelton, W. 15c/10:00/3 141/A460 

Brearley, A. 18h/12:00/1 13/A475 

20e/15:00/4 185/A3 

Breitsprecher, K. 09d/87/1 43/A946 

09e/15:45/5 239/A113 

Bremer, P. 19a/10:45/4 161/A364 

Brenan, J. 12b/11:45/3 139/A113 

Brendebach, B. 18h/10:00/2 80/A361 

Brennecka, G. 18a/205/2 121/A114 

Bretherton, S. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

Brey, G.P. 20a/15:15/2 100/A1016 

06c/34/2 105/A511 

01a/3/4 186/A845 

20h/317/4 214/A833 

Bril, H. 18e/277/4 210/A971 

Brincat, M. 12d/16:15/2 92/A303 

Brinza, L. 21b/14:45/5 250/A115 

Broecker, W. 15b/16:15/1 29/A115 

17f/14:00/5 245/A55 

Broers, H.P. 18h/12:15/1 13/A1090 

Brook, E. 17e/10:30/5 227/A9 

Brown, A. 14c/15:00/4 176/A96 

Brown, E. 05c/10:30/1 3/A116 

Brown, G.E. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

18h/10:30/2 80/A871 

19a/275/2 126/A165 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/11:00/5 232/A339 

Brown, M. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Brown, Jr, G.E. 18h/15:00/2 96/A625 

18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

19c/15:00/5 248/A78 

20j/15:00/5 249/A75 

Brownlee, D. 01e/11:00/5 217/A603 

Brownlee, S. 11b/177/4 201/A117 

Brox, T. 14b/12:15/3 140/A351 

Brueckner, H.K. 09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

09c/116/4 196/A117 

Bruegmann, G. 06d/45/1 39/A507 

Brugger, C. 10a/10:00/5 223/A345

Brugger, J. 08a/11:00/1 6/A561 

12a/11:00/2 72/A332 

08d/64/2 108/A98 

07h/11:15/5 221/A118 

Brügmann, G. 07d/97/4 194/A88 

09c/125/4 197/A842 

Bruguier, O. 04d/72/4 192/A118 

09c/115/4 196/A100 

Brummer, G-J. 17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Brumsack, H.J. 19d/249/1 57/A796 

Brunelle, B. 17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Bruun Hansen, H.C. 

14c/197/4 204/A38 

Bryan, N. 19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

Bryan, S. 17f/12:15/5 228/A592 

Bryanskaya, A. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521 

Bryant, C. 18b/244/4 208/A8 

Bryant, D. 03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Bryant, J. 09d/10:00/2 71/A1062 

Bryce, J. 06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

Bucher, H. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

Buck, C. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Buhn, B. 04c/69/4 191/A750 

Buick, I. 19g/294/2 128/A721 

Buikin, A.I. 06b/23/2 104/A119 

01e/18/4 187/A491 

Buil, B. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Bullen, T. 15b/10:45/1 10/A329 

16c/15:00/2 95/A1017 

18a/14:30/4 180/A417 

Buono, A. 07e/10:30/2 69/A199 

Burchard, M. 08d/15:15/1 24/A119 

Burdige, D. 15a/11:45/2 76/A433 

Bureau, S. 20h/11:30/4 163/A151 

Burg, J-P. 09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

Burgess, C. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Burgess, R. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

01f/25/4 188/A652 

11b/182/4 202/A970 

01f/15:15/5 234/A264 

Burgess, S. 17a/12:15/2 78/A120 

Burgos, W. 19a/14:00/4 183/A321 

Burke, A. 17f/11:45/5 228/A120 

Burke, I.T. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

19f/12:15/3 146/A67 

19b/16:00/4 184/A121 

Burke, K. 05c/32/1 38/A894 

Burkhardt, C. 20d/10:00/3 147/A480 

Burlini, L. 07b/46/2 106/A743 

09c/119/4 196/A250 

Burnard, P. 16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

06b/15:45/4 169/A121 

06a/14:00/5 236/A173 

Burnett, A. 17b/12:00/1 11/A122 

Burns, S. 17c/184/2 119/A35 

Burton, E. 18c/222/2 122/A122 

18c/223/2 122/A165 

18c/224/2 122/A585 

Burton, J. 03c/10:30/2 66/A280 

Burton, K. 16a/226/4 206/A1026 

20h/316/4 214/A60 

16a/12:00/5 226/A123 

16a/15:15/5 244/A730 

Burwash, R. 20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Buscail, R. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Author Index 

Busemann, H. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

Bush, M. 17a/193/1 52/A788 

Bush, R. 18c/222/2 122/A122 

Buss, H. 16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

16b/164/2 117/A145 

Butler, S. 05b/15:45/1 20/A182 

10b/15:00/4 174/A125 

Butterfield, D.A. 15e/15:30/2 94/A277 

Butterworth, A. 20j/320/4 214/A125 

Butvina, V. 08e/11:00/3 136/A817 

Buzek, F. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Bychkov, A. 18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Bychkov, K. 12b/81/2 110/A31 

12b/82/2 110/A126 

01c/8/4 186/A1049 

Bzarzycka, B. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Cabbage, P. 13a/124/2 113/A300 

Cable, J. 15a/11:45/2 76/A433 

Cabral Pinto, M. 16b/163/2 117/A126 

Caby, R. 04d/72/4 192/A118 

Cachier, H. 18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

Cacho, I. 17c/194/2 120/A746 

Caddick, M. 04e/12:15/3 135/A127 

Cady, S.L. 19a/285/2 127/A940 

19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Caffee, M. 16c/14:45/2 95/A21 

20f/309/4 213/A910 

Cai, C. 12d/100/1 44/A128 

Cai, J. 15a/141/1 48/A294 

14c/199/4 204/A128 

Cai, M.Y. 09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

Cai, Y. 16a/14:15/5 244/A225 

Cai, Y.M. 09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

Cai, Y. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

Caldeira, R. 10b/12:15/4 154/A129 

Calmels, D. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

Calmus, T. 09d/86/1 42/A718 

Calvert, A.T. 10c/165/4 200/A660 

10c/15:15/5 240/A130 

Calvert, S. 17b/11:45/1 11/A415 

Cama, J. 18f/290/4 211/A952 

Camacho, A. 11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Cámara, F. 07h/101/4 194/A131 

Cameron, C. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

Cameron, E.M. 12e/10:00/1 7/A539 

Cameron, E. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

Camoin, G. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Camp, V. 05c/22/1 37/A132 

Campbell, A.R. 18c/14:45/1 30/A805 

16a/225/4 206/A821 

18e/261/4 209/A133 

18e/265/4 209/A322 

Campbell, A.J. 07a/10:15/4 152/A132 

Campbell, I.H. 10d/73/2 109/A143 

12b/11:30/3 139/A277 

Campbell, J.L. 18g/15:45/4 182/A181 

Campbell, K.M. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18h/15:00/1 31/A805 

Campos-Alvarez, N.O. 

12e/15:00/1 25/A134 

Candela, P. 07d/10:15/5 220/A620 

Canfield, D.E. 19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

19i/267/1 59/A437 

Canfield, D. 19g/14:15/1 32/A1075 

259

Canil, D. 07b/11:45/1 5/A581 

08e/12:00/3 136/A260 

04b/10:00/5 218/A134 

09b/10:15/5 222/A517 

Cann, J. 08d/68/2 108/A650 

Cannatelli, C. 08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Cantigny, P. 08e/10:00/3 136/A479 

Cantwell, M. 18b/252/4 208/A567 

Cao, J. 12a/89/1 43/A397 

12d/16:00/2 92/A135 

13a/128/2 114/A564 

Cao, Y. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

18i/15:45/5 247/A1055 

Capra, L. 09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

Caprio, T. 18b/252/4 208/A567 

Caraballo Monge, M.A. 

18e/262/4 209/A135 

Caracas, R. 05b/21/2 104/A1031 

07a/10:45/4 152/A136 

Cardinal, D. 16a/16:00/5 244/A707 

Carignan, J. 20c/317/2 130/A1014 

Carle, S. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

Carlson, R.W. 03b/15:30/1 18/A695 

20d/328/2 131/A593 

01d/11:00/4 150/A839 

09c/14:45/4 172/A136 

01a/2/4 186/A769 

04b/10:45/5 218/A862 

Carlson, W. 20e/14:00/4 185/A137 

Carmichael, S. 15e/175/1 50/A137 

Caro, G. 03a/11:45/1 2/A138 

05d/11:00/2 67/A105 

Carpenter, P. 01f/16:15/5 234/A1072 

Carpentier, M. 13c/16:00/1 27/A138 

Carr, P. 04a/42/4 189/A881 

Carr, S. 11b/183/4 202/A975 

Carracedo, J-C. 06d/14:45/2 88/A378 

06b/25/2 104/A204 

Carrapa, B. 11c/14:45/5 241/A139 

Carrera, J. 18k/237/1 56/A61 

18k/15:30/2 97/A3 

Carrilho Lopes, J. 

21d/291/1 61/A181 

04c/64/4 191/A139 

Carrillo-Chávez, A. 

08b/62/2 107/A957 

Carroll, S. 14c/205/4 204/A395 

Carson, D. 15b/148/2 116/A140 

15b/149/2 116/A140 

Carter, C. 10d/11:30/3 137/A58 

Carter, P. 17f/234/4 207/A141 

Cartigny, P. 19g/11:00/1 14/A543 

06d/10:00/2 68/A945 

08e/71/2 108/A720 

08e/12:15/3 136/A141 

20f/311/4 213/A1028 

Carvalho, A. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

Carvalho, J. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Carvalho, M.R. 21d/316/1 63/A868 

Carvalho, P. 18h/233/1 55/A675 

Casciotti, K. 15b/151/2 116/A376 

Casiot, C. 18a/209/2 121/A238 

Cassata, W. 11b/10:30/5 224/A787 

11b/11:00/5 224/A142 

Cassidy, M. 18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

14b/10:30/3 140/A309 


Castillo, P. 06a/86/4 193/A939 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Castro, A. 09d/14:15/2 91/A142 

Castro, M.C. 12d/15:00/2 92/A69 

18j/269/2 126/A915 

18j/10:30/3 145/A578 

Catalette, H. 14b/127/1 46/A510 

Cates, N. 03c/6/1 35/A143 

Cathey, H.E. 10d/73/2 109/A143 

Cathles, L. 08d/16:00/1 24/A911 

Catling, D. 03c/11:45/2 66/A166 

02b/12:00/3 133/A592 

Causse, B. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Cauzid, J. 03c/12:00/2 66/A766 

Cavalazzi, B. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Cavell, P. 20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Cavosie, A.J. 03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

Célérier, J. 11a/170/4 201/A144 

Cen, J. 08b/14:15/1 22/A1075 

Centeno-García, E. 

21d/312/1 62/A745 

Cerpa, L. 08a/64/1 40/A145 

Cervini-Silva, J. 19b/295/4 212/A180 

18i/14:15/5 247/A468 

Ceuleneer, G. 10a/136/4 198/A98 

Cey, B. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

Chabaux, F. 16c/11:30/2 77/A533 

16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

16b/164/2 117/A145 

16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

Chacko, T. 20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Chadwick, O.A. 16c/10:45/2 77/A946 

16b/12:00/4 156/A355 

Chai, F. 21d/10:30/1 16/A146 

21d/330/1 64/A1053 

Chairat, C. 14c/10:45/5 225/A698 

Chakoumakos, B. 

20i/10:00/4 164/A146 

Chakrabarti, R. 03a/14:45/1 17/A147 

03e/15:00/2 87/A59 

Chakraborty, S. 09c/119/4 196/A250 

Chamberlain, K. 20d/320/2 130/A147 

Champion, D.E. 10c/165/4 200/A660 

Chang, A. 15a/136/1 47/A148 

17d/15:30/4 179/A368 

Chang, C. 01c/4/4 186/A148 

Chang, H-W. 16b/170/2 117/A816 

18j/264/2 125/A370 

Chang, Q. 09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Chang, Q. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

Chang, Y. 18h/207/1 53/A149 

18h/254/2 125/A1056 

19a/274/2 126/A160 

Chapman, P. 18c/14:15/1 30/A103 

18c/16:15/1 30/A58 

Chappaz, A. 18h/11:30/3 144/A149 

Chappell, B. 20c/12:15/2 84/A1022 

04a/15:00/4 167/A405 

Chappell, J. 16e/11:45/3 142/A363 

Chapron, Y. 18i/14:00/5 247/A150 

Charan, N. 14b/119/1 45/A150 

Charles, C. 17a/10:15/2 78/A169 

Charlet, L. 18h/16:15/1 31/A476 

14c/211/4 205/A646 

18i/14:00/5 247/A150

Charnock, J.M. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

Chase, Z. 17f/14:30/5 245/A666 

Chatellier, X. 19b/294/4 212/A151 

Châtenet, B. 18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

Chatterjee, D. 18j/267/2 126/A520 

Chaussidon, M. 19c/16:00/5 248/A698 

Chauvel, C. 13c/16:00/1 27/A138 

20h/11:30/4 163/A151 

10c/16:00/5 240/A509 

Chavrit, D. 08f/11:30/2 70/A152 

Chaychi Amirkhiz, A. 

21d/10:00/1 16/A682 

Che, C. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Cheburkin, A. 13b/136/2 114/A535 

Cheilletz, A. 12e/99/2 111/A733 

Chen, B. 04d/16:15/5 235/A1104 

Chen, B. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Chen, C-J. 14c/200/4 204/A152 

Chen, C. 15a/137/1 47/A153 

Chen, C. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Chen, C-H. 09e/15:00/5 239/A1057 

Chen, C-H. 09e/15:00/5 239/A1057 

Chen, C-C. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Chen, D. 21d/290/1 61/A153 

Chen, D. 04c/65/4 191/A154 

Chen, D. 08d/16:00/1 24/A911 

21d/294/1 61/A262 

Chen, H. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

Chen, J. 18j/262/2 125/A223 

Chen, J. 17c/186/2 119/A155 

Chen, J. 14b/120/1 46/A154 

Chen, J-B. 18a/206/2 121/A155 

Chen, J. 13b/140/2 115/A775 

Chen, J. 16c/186/1 51/A770 

14c/15:30/4 176/A941 

Chen, L. 04e/16/2 103/A916 

Chen, N. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Chen, R-X. 20a/16:15/2 100/A156 

Chen, S. 13a/12:00/1 8/A252 

Chen, T. 14b/130/1 46/A1046 

Chen, W. 12e/93/2 111/A570 

Chen, Y. 18c/225/2 122/A721 

Chen, Y-J. 12e/118/2 113/A1083 

Chen, Y-W. 18f/15:30/5 246/A993 

Chen, Y. 19b/303/4 213/A1067 

Chen, Y-G. 11c/15:45/5 241/A1021 

Chen, Z. 19d/252/1 57/A995 

Chen, Z.Y. 09c/117/4 196/A157 

Chenery, S. 18g/14:45/4 182/A566 

Cheng, H. Plenary/4 A237 

17b/11:30/1 11/A246 

17b/12:15/1 11/A1001 

17b/198/1 53/A353 

17a/10:15/2 78/A169 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

17d/11:00/4 157/A461 

Cherniak, D. 07c/14:00/2 89/A1010 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Chernov, A. 14e/11:30/1 9/A241 

Chertkova, N. 07b/10:15/1 5/A667 

08e/11:00/3 136/A817 

Chetelat, B. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Chevis, D. 15a/11:45/2 76/A433 

Chialvo, A.A. 20i/11:15/4 164/A807 

Chiba, H. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Chiessi, C. 17f/239/4 207/A374 

Author Index 

Chiffoleau, J-F. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

Childs, A. 19a/14:45/4 183/A656 

Chinni, S. 18h/208/1 54/A158 

Chipley, D. 12d/14:00/2 92/A508 

Chiu, J.S. 07e/62/1 40/A561 

Cho, B. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Choël, M. 18g/226/2 122/A159 

18g/227/2 123/A159 

Choi, A. 19a/274/2 126/A160 

18e/269/4 210/A471 

Choi, S. 18k/241/1 56/A800 

Choi, S.H. 06d/38/1 38/A160 

06d/14:15/2 88/A856 

Choi, W. 14b/121/1 46/A161 

18b/250/4 208/A471 

Chon, H.T. 19a/277/2 127/A473 

Chopin, C. 11a/174/4 201/A511 

07h/14:45/5 238/A32 

Chorover, J. 18k/241/1 56/A800 

16c/10:45/2 77/A946 

18h/246/2 124/A907 

18e/267/4 210/A359 

Chou, I-M. 08a/11:30/1 6/A607 

08a/65/1 41/A624 

Chou, L. 15a/152/1 48/A837 

18a/11:45/4 158/A739 

Choudhary, A.K. 04e/11/2 103/A499 

04a/44/4 189/A951 

04c/71/4 192/A984 

Christensen, J. 16a/10:45/5 226/A529 

Christensen, P. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Christl, M. 17f/240/4 207/A555 

Christy, A.G. 18d/206/1 53/A1013 

Chryssoulis, S. 12e/102/2 111/A783 

Chu, A. 18j/268/2 126/A815 

Chu, H-T. 08e/10:30/3 136/A405 

Chu, J. 12e/93/2 111/A570 

Chu, N-C. 15c/161/1 49/A161 

Chu, X. 17f/235/4 207/A162 

Chudaev, O. 18h/209/1 54/A163 

21b/14:30/5 250/A162 

Chudaeva, V. 18h/209/1 54/A163 

21b/14:30/5 250/A162 

Chun, S. 19a/278/2 127/A527 

Chung, S-L. 13a/127/2 114/A514 

06e/15:15/5 237/A1101 

Cienfuegos, E. 15c/171/1 50/A935 

Ciesla, F. 01c/15:15/4 166/A163 

Ciliberto, E. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Ciric, A. 21d/296/1 61/A321 

Cirpka, O.A. 20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

18j/11:00/3 145/A483 

18j/12:00/3 145/A164 

Cismasu, C. 18h/15:00/2 96/A625 

19a/275/2 126/A165 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

Cividini, D. 16c/11:30/2 77/A533 

Claff, S. 18c/223/2 122/A165 

Clague, D. 05a/14:15/1 19/A87 

08f/12:00/2 70/A220 

Clague, J. 17d/200/2 120/A710 

Claiborne, L. 10d/11:45/3 137/A166 

04a/11:30/4 151/A629 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Claire, M. 03c/11:15/2 66/A22 

03c/11:45/2 66/A166 

Clark, A. 07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Clark, D. 19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

261

Clark, E. 17f/14:00/5 245/A55 

Clark, I.D. 06c/14:15/1 21/A258 

18j/271/2 126/A969 

19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Clark, J. 18c/14:15/1 30/A103 

18c/16:15/1 30/A58 

Clark, M. 21b/14:00/5 250/A10 

Clark, P. 17b/11:30/1 11/A246 

Clark, S.K. 18a/221/2 122/A1102 

Clarkson, E. 14a/187/4 203/A94 

Class, C. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

Clay, P. 11a/171/4 201/A167 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Clayton, R. 20f/308/4 213/A734 

Cleaves, H.J. 14c/14:15/4 176/A921 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

14c/201/4 204/A168 

Clémence, M-E. 17c/185/2 119/A63 

Clement, A. 14c/10:15/5 225/A687 

18f/14:45/5 246/A285 

Clemett, S. 01e/11:45/5 217/A671 

Clift, P. 16a/219/4 205/A168 

04d/14:15/5 235/A975 

Clipson, N. 17a/11:30/2 78/A48 

21c/15:15/2 101/A404 

Cloquet, C. 03e/17/1 36/A356 

Clow, D. 18f/14:30/5 246/A169 

Clynne, M.A. 10d/11:45/3 137/A166 

10c/165/4 200/A660 

Coath, C. 01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Cobb, K. 17a/10:15/2 78/A169 

Cochain, B. 07f/48/2 106/A170 

07f/49/2 106/A366 

Cocherie, A. 20d/321/2 130/A170 

Cocirta, C. 18e/263/4 209/A171 

Cockell, C. 03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

Cody, G. 15b/15:15/1 29/A482 

20e/330/2 131/A124 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

21b/15:00/5 250/A193 

20j/15:15/5 249/A171 

Coe, A. 15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

Coehlo, C. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

Coelho, F. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

Coggon, J. 06d/48/1 39/A691 

Cohen, A. 15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

16a/15:15/5 244/A730 

Cohen, B. 01f/14:30/5 234/A172 

Coira, B. 04a/12:00/4 151/A456 

Coker, V. 19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

Colberg, P. 19a/279/2 127/A584 

Cole, D.R. 16c/15:45/2 95/A432 

20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

20i/11:00/4 164/A673 

20i/11:15/4 164/A807 

20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

07g/15:45/4 171/A509 

Cole, J. 10c/15:30/5 240/A207 

Coleman, D. 10d/78/2 109/A934 

10d/10:45/3 137/A202 

10d/11:15/3 137/A631 

10e/12:00/3 138/A313 


Coleman, M.L. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

02b/11:30/3 133/A173 

20f/312/4 213/A1106 

Colin, A. 06a/14:00/5 236/A173 

Collins, J.A. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Coltice, N. 03a/12:00/1 2/A372 

03b/14:15/1 18/A174 

Coltorti, M. 06d/14:30/2 88/A95 

06d/15:00/2 88/A250 

Comodi, P. 07b/45/2 106/A674 

Conceicao, R.V. 06d/40/1 38/A304 

06d/42/1 38/A423 

08g/14:00/2 90/A760 

06d/15:15/2 88/A174 

Conceição, R. 12e/86/2 110/A70 

Condie, K. 04a/11:00/4 151/A175 

Condon, D. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

Condon, P. 18e/11:15/5 230/A553 

Conlan, M. 18k/239/1 56/A608 

Conly, A. 09d/84/1 42/A176 

Connell, L. 19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

Connolly, H. 01e/11:30/5 217/A1012 

Connolly, J. 06d/44/1 39/A481 

Conradson, S. 19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

Conroy, J. 17a/193/1 52/A788 

Constan, L. 19d/10:45/2 82/A176 

Constantinescu, S. 

14e/147/2 115/A964 

Coogan, L. 15e/173/1 50/A54 

15e/176/1 50/A177 

19h/259/1 58/A192 

15e/15:45/2 94/A111 

Cook, D. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Cooke, C. 21d/11:15/1 16/A177 

Cooke, D. 12e/15:45/1 25/A1100 

10a/138/4 198/A253 

Coombs, M. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

Cooper, K.M. 10a/146/4 198/A836 

10a/11:30/5 223/A481 

Cooper, M.J. 17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Cooper, M.A. 18e/10:45/5 230/A866 

Cooper, M. 11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Coplen, T. 20c/308/2 129/A178 

Coplin, A. 18f/280/4 211/A30 

Coppola, L. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

Coreau, N. 18k/15:15/2 97/A62 

Corfu, F. 10b/153/4 199/A29 

Corgne, A. 07e/10:00/2 69/A178 

07a/10:00/4 152/A179 

Corkery, T. 20d/323/2 130/A179 

Corkhill, C. 18e/11:30/4 159/A180 

Cormier, L. 07f/48/2 106/A170 

07f/49/2 106/A366 

07f/15:00/4 170/A678 

Cornejo-Garrido, H. 

19b/295/4 212/A180 

Corona, J.C. 07f/50/2 106/A426 

Correia, A. 21d/291/1 61/A181 

Corriveau, M. 18g/15:45/4 182/A181 

Cortijo, E. 17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

Corvisier, J. 14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

Cosca, M. 12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Cosma, T. 17d/15:30/4 179/A368 

Cossa, D. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

18a/11:15/4 158/A859 

Costa, R. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

Costin, S. 05b/15:45/1 20/A182

Cotta, A. 16b/167/2 117/A270 

Cotten, J. 09d/86/1 42/A718 

Cottin, J-Y. 05c/23/1 37/A209 

Cottle, J. 20d/11:30/3 147/A392 

20e/14:45/4 185/A183 

Cotton, J. 15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

Cottrell, E. 07a/11:00/4 152/A183 

07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Couder, E. 18a/207/2 121/A184 

Coulson, J. 18c/14:15/1 30/A103 

Coumou, D. 08d/66/2 108/A184 

Courtin-Nomade, A. 

18e/277/4 210/A971 

20j/321/4 214/A185 

Cousens, B. 08f/12:00/2 70/A220 

Cousins, C. 18e/12:00/5 230/A185 

Couture, R-M. 18h/210/1 54/A186 

Cowie, B. 18e/14:00/4 181/A186 

Cox, R.A. 20e/331/2 131/A187 

12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Cox, R.P. 19g/14:15/1 32/A1075 

Cox, S. 08b/15:00/1 22/A54 

Cox, S.E. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/11:15/1 8/A973 

Cozzarelli, I. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Craw, D. 12e/97/2 111/A655 

Craw, D. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

Crawford, T. 12b/10:00/3 139/A616 

04c/16:00/4 168/A46 

Creaser, R.A. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

20d/11:00/3 147/A188 

11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Creaser, R. 06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Cremer, N. 18j/263/2 125/A334 

Cresswell, R. 14g/15:30/5 243/A534 

Criddle, C. 18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

Crisafulli, C. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Criscenti, L. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Crispin, K. 07a/10:30/4 152/A189 

Cristofolini, R. 10a/137/4 198/A189 

10a/139/4 198/A467 

10b/159/4 200/A982 

10c/166/4 200/A982 

Crocket, K.C. 16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

Cronin, S. 09e/133/4 197/A901 

Crossey, L. 18h/12:00/1 13/A475 

Crouch, E. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Crowe, S.A. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

19i/267/1 59/A437 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

Crowther, S. 01e/16/4 187/A310 

Cruciani, G. 07h/16:15/5 238/A191 

Crusius, J. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

16d/173/2 118/A840 

Cullen, J. 19h/259/1 58/A192 

15a/10:45/2 76/A309 

21c/14:45/2 101/A846 

Cuman, A. 17d/200/2 120/A710 

Cummings, P. 20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Cunningham, A.B. 

14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Curran, M. 17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

17e/10:45/5 227/A1 

Curry, W. 17f/12:15/5 228/A592 

Curtis, G. 18k/11:30/2 81/A192 

Author Index 

Cutler, J. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Cutter, G. 18c/15:45/1 30/A547 

Cutter, L. 18c/15:45/1 30/A547 

Cutting, R. 19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

Czaja, A. 21b/15:00/5 250/A193 

Dachs, E. 18d/11:30/1 12/A313 

Daëron, M. 15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

20f/11:15/5 233/A6 

Dahl, P. 11b/178/4 202/A194 

11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Dahl, T.W. 19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

Dai, J. 12d/109/1 45/A680 

Dai, M. 20c/319/2 130/A1066 

Dai, S. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Dale, A. 03d/15/1 36/A517 

18k/14:15/2 97/A640 

Dale, C.W. 06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

Dale, J. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 

Dalton, H. 02a/1/1 35/A195 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

Daly, J.S. 13a/11:30/1 8/A196 

04a/33/4 188/A288 

Daly, S. 13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

da Mota Carvalho, C. 

03f/7/2 102/A196 

Daniel, I. 07g/57/2 107/A789 

Danyushevsky, L. 

12b/81/2 110/A31 

12b/82/2 110/A126 

12b/10:00/3 139/A616 

Darbellay, B. 07h/14:15/5 238/A197 

Dardenne, K. 18h/12:00/2 80/A100 

18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Darling, T. 20i/10:30/4 164/A197 

Darr, C. 10a/15:45/4 173/A198 

Das, A. 15a/138/1 47/A198 

Das, R. 20f/11:45/5 233/A199 

Dasgupta, R. 07e/10:30/2 69/A199 

Das Gupta, S. 19i/262/1 59/A254 

Daughney, C. 19a/10:45/4 161/A364 

19a/14:45/4 183/A656 

19b/294/4 212/A151 

Dauphas, N. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Dautria, J-M. 06d/43/1 38/A443 

Daval, D. 14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

18f/11:15/5 231/A364 

Davidson, J.P. 06d/11:45/2 68/A588 

09b/10:00/5 222/A201 

09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

09b/11:15/5 222/A822 

Davidson, L. 15a/11:00/2 76/A773 

16d/16:00/4 178/A773 

Davies, G. 08a/67/1 41/A976 

06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Davill, J. 21d/12:00/1 16/A436 

Davis, A.M. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Davis, J.A. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18k/11:30/2 81/A192 

18k/12:00/2 81/A893 

Davis, J. 10d/10:45/3 137/A202 

Davis, M. 18f/282/4 211/A202 

263

Davis, W. 03c/10/1 36/A780 

12d/14:45/2 92/A203 

20d/11:45/3 147/A655 

Dawood, H. 09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

Day, C. 17a/188/1 52/A203 

Day, J. 06d/14:45/2 88/A378 

06b/25/2 104/A204 

Day, R. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Dayal, A.M. 12d/101/1 44/A204 

12d/108/1 45/A583 

12d/113/1 45/A979 

21d/310/1 62/A727 

Dayan, U. 15a/157/1 49/A943 

Debaille, V. 02a/15:30/2 85/A205 

DeBari, S. 09d/11:15/2 71/A205 

10c/164/4 200/A647 

09b/10:45/5 222/A43 

de Beer, D. 15b/14:00/1 29/A245 

Deboudt, K. 18a/213/2 121/A605 

20c/305/2 129/A10 

18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

Debret, M. 16b/162/2 117/A33 

De Carlo, E.H. 21c/15:00/2 101/A207 

DeCelles, P.G. 11c/14:45/5 241/A139 

Decrée, S. 12e/88/2 110/A206 

Deditius, A. 12c/11:45/2 73/A206 

18h/10:30/3 144/A968 

18e/274/4 210/A788 

Deerberg, M. 20c/316/2 130/A843 

Deering, C. 10c/15:30/5 240/A207 

deGelleke, L. 21c/15:00/2 101/A207 

De Gregorio, B. 20j/14:30/5 249/A208 

de Groot, K. 10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

de Haller, A. 14a/192/4 203/A491 

De Hoog, J. 06d/11:00/2 68/A208 

de Jong, J. 15a/139/1 47/A209 

15a/152/1 48/A837 

12e/88/2 110/A206 

Delacour, A. 15c/170/1 50/A843 

DeLaeter, J. 01d/13/4 187/A677 

01d/15/4 187/A1020 

Delaney, M. 17f/16:00/5 245/A829 

de Lange, G.J. 15b/15:30/1 29/A878 

14d/132/1 47/A497 

Delano, J. 01f/15:45/5 234/A1074 

de Leeuw, N. 14b/11:15/3 140/A219 

Delegado Huertas, A. 

21d/322/1 63/A925 

De Ligny, D. 07f/48/2 106/A170 

07f/15:00/4 170/A678 

Delille, B. 15a/152/1 48/A837 

Delin, G. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Delolme, C. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Deloule, E. 03c/6/1 35/A143 

12e/99/2 111/A733 

Delpech, G. 05c/23/1 37/A209 

Delvaux, B. 18a/207/2 121/A184 

16a/16:00/5 244/A707 

Delvigne, C. 16a/16:00/5 244/A707 

Demirbağ, H. 21d/10:15/1 16/A222 

Demond, A. 18k/245/1 57/A998 

Demopoulos, G. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Deng, J. 12e/89/2 110/A210 

12e/106/2 112/A999 

12e/111/2 112/A1056 

16a/221/4 206/A319 

21b/16:00/5 250/A1067 


Dennielou, B. 16b/169/2 117/A789 

20h/316/4 214/A60 

Dennis, P. 20c/15:45/1 34/A210 

18j/263/2 125/A334 

Deonarine, A. 14e/15:00/1 28/A396 

de Pablo, J. 18h/225/1 55/A598 

DePaolo, D. 20b/15:00/1 33/A1009 

04e/11:00/3 135/A211 

17e/232/4 207/A525 

16a/10:45/5 226/A529 

16a/12:15/5 226/A249 

De Putter, T. 12e/88/2 110/A206 

Dera, P. 15b/15:15/1 29/A482 

Derbeko, I. 09c/118/4 196/A211 

Desch, S. 01b/11:45/4 149/A212 

Deschamps, F. 05c/23/1 37/A209 

Deschamps, P. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Descostes, M. 18h/235/1 56/A744 

18h/237/2 123/A818 

De Silva, S. 10a/149/4 199/A941 

Des Marais, D. 19h/14:15/2 98/A212 

de Souza, G. 15a/15:00/2 93/A213 

de Souza, N. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Dessert, C. Plenary/5 A289 

16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

18f/287/4 211/A565 

Dessimoz, M. 04a/30/4 188/A213 

Detrick, R.S. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Deutsch, A. 21d/292/1 61/A214 

Deutscher, C. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

De Vargas, C. 17c/187/2 119/A315 

Devau, N. 18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Devey, C. 06a/14:30/5 236/A215 

Deville, E. 11a/174/4 201/A511 

de Vleeschouwer, F. 

13b/136/2 114/A535 

Dewangan, P. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Dewonck, S. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

De Yoreo, J. 14e/11:30/1 9/A241 

de Zwaan, C. 10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

Dhuime, B. 09c/115/4 196/A100 

Di, Y. 10c/168/4 200/A1079 

09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Diamond, L.W. 15c/11:45/3 141/A18 

Dias Neto, C. 11b/179/4 202/A276 

Díaz-González, L. 

08d/67/2 108/A215 

Dick, H.J.B. 06a/81/4 193/A502 

06a/10:45/5 219/A216 

Dickinson, W. 15a/140/1 47/A216 

Dideriksen, K. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Dietrich, M. 19a/285/2 127/A940 

Dietrich, W. 16e/180/2 118/A714 

Dietze, V. 18g/231/2 123/A697 

Dietzel, M. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

Dijkstra, N. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

Dillmann, P. 18h/237/2 123/A818 

Dillon, P. 18a/211/2 121/A356 

20c/318/2 130/A1044 

Dimitrova, D. 18d/203/1 53/A217 

Ding, H. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

Ding, H. 19b/302/4 213/A1060 

Ding, P. 15a/141/1 48/A294 

Ding, T. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

19g/15:45/1 32/A217 

21b/324/4 215/A293 

Ding, X. 12c/94/1 43/A430 

Ding, Y. 18h/211/1 54/A218

Ding, Y. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Dini, A. 15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Dipple, G.M. 08g/76/1 42/A235 

14b/128/1 46/A759 

18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Di Tommaso, D. 14b/11:15/3 140/A219 

Dittrich, M. 19a/10:15/4 161/A219 

Diwu, C. 04e/16/2 103/A916 

Dixon, J.L. 16b/11:45/4 156/A220 

Dixon, J.E. 08f/12:00/2 70/A220 

Dobrzhinetskaya, L. 

08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

08e/10:45/3 136/A221 

Doelsch, E. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Doğan, G.D. 21d/10:15/1 16/A222 

Dohnalkova, A. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

18a/12:00/4 158/A473 

Dold, B. 18k/237/1 56/A61 

18e/10:15/5 230/A879 

Dolgopolova, A. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Dolor, M. 18a/11:00/4 158/A829 

14a/14:00/5 242/A222 

Doltsinis, N.L. 08d/15:15/1 24/A119 

Domagal-Goldman, S. 

20b/295/2 128/A223 

Domanik, K. 07c/58/1 40/A376 

Domínguez-Villar, D. 

17b/199/1 53/A597 

Domonik, A. 10a/148/4 199/A876 

Donahue, K. 18e/265/4 209/A322 

Donard, O. 20c/10:30/2 84/A809 

18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Donat, J.R. 15a/14:00/2 93/A917 

Donelick, R. 11a/16:15/4 175/A466 

Dong, C. 03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

Dong, G. 05c/35/1 38/A1065 

Dong, G. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

Dong, H. 18j/262/2 125/A223 

Dong, H. 18h/234/2 123/A754 

Dong, J. 21b/16:00/5 250/A1067 

Dong, L. 21d/10:30/1 16/A146 

Dong, S-C. 20g/313/4 214/A224 

Dong, S. 18g/227/2 123/A159 

Dong, S. 12d/106/1 44/A333 

Dong, T-Z. 04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Dong, Z. 04e/16/2 103/A916 

Donnadieu, Y. 17c/187/2 119/A315 

Donnelly-Nolan, J. 

09c/14:45/4 172/A136 

Donner, B. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

Doolittle, J. 16c/184/1 51/A552 

Dorais, M. 04d/16:00/5 235/A1028 

Dorale, J. 17d/15:00/4 179/A224 

Dorfman, S. 07f/14:00/4 170/A230 

Dorsey, R. 13a/11:45/1 8/A513 

Dosseto, A. 16b/164/2 117/A145 

16b/10:30/4 156/A225 

09b/11:15/5 222/A822 

Douglas, T. 18a/15:00/4 180/A86 

16a/14:15/5 244/A225 

Dowding, C. 21d/11:30/1 16/A226 

21d/12:00/1 16/A436 

Downs, R. 03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

Drake, M. 07c/58/1 40/A376 

Draper, D. 02a/15:15/2 85/A7 

Dreyer, B. 09a/110/4 195/A226 

Author Index 

Driesner, T. 08d/66/2 108/A184 

08d/69/2 108/A822 

Drimmie, R. 18b/12:00/5 229/A1087 

Driscoll, J. 18f/283/4 211/A227 

Dromart, G. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

17c/187/2 119/A315 

Drury, M. 06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Druschel, G. 18c/10:45/2 79/A697 

19i/15:45/2 99/A227 

Drysdale, R. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

Du, L. 06d/54/1 39/A1061 

Du, X. 12d/102/1 44/A228 

11c/186/4 202/A1078 

Du, X.W. 12e/94/2 111/A571 

Du, Y. 13a/135/2 114/A1053 

Duan, C. 12e/119/2 113/A1085 

Duan, Y. 03c/11:00/2 66/A228 

Duan, Z. 08d/14:15/1 24/A229 

du Bray, E. 12c/92/1 43/A229 

Dubrovinsky, L. 08e/11:45/3 136/A490 

07a/10:45/4 152/A136 

Ducea, M. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Duckworth, O. 19b/11:45/5 232/A230 

Duffy, T. 07f/14:00/4 170/A230 

Dufour, A. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

Dugan, B. 16e/10:00/3 142/A231 

Dullius, J. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Dullo, W-C. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

Dunai, T. 16e/10:15/3 142/A231 

16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

Dunbar, N. 17e/230/4 206/A232 

Duncan, R. 01f/15:30/5 234/A689 

Dunford, R. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Dungan, M. 10e/12:15/3 138/A245 

09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Duprat, J. 01b/12:15/4 149/A233 

Dupraz, S. 14b/10:00/3 140/A233 

Dupre, B. 18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Dupuis, M. 14c/14:00/4 176/A465 

Durán, J.M. 18h/234/1 55/A735 

Durand, C. 20a/278/1 60/A875 

07g/51/2 107/A234 

Durand, N. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Durr, M. 18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

Dusel-Bacon, C. 12e/103/2 111/A876 

Dutrizac, J. 18e/11:15/4 159/A717 

Dutton, M. 18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

Dvir, O. 07b/11:00/1 5/A234 

Dyar, M.D. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

07h/14:00/5 238/A369 

Dykoski, C. Plenary/4 A237 

Dynes, J.J. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

20j/14:00/5 249/A381 

20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Dzikowski, T. 08g/76/1 42/A235 

Dzurko, M. 18a/208/2 121/A236 

Eadington, P. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

12d/16:15/2 92/A303 

Ebel, D. 20j/14:30/5 249/A208 

Ebert, M. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Edwards, K. 19e/11:15/2 83/A951 

Edwards, L.R. 17b/11:30/1 11/A246 

Edwards, R. 17e/231/4 206/A238 

17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

265

Edwards, R.L. Plenary/4 A237 

17b/12:15/1 11/A1001 

17b/198/1 53/A353 

17a/10:15/2 78/A169 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

17d/11:00/4 157/A461 

17d/15:00/4 179/A224 

Egal, M. 18a/209/2 121/A238 

Eggins, S. 04e/11:30/3 135/A375 

Eggleston, C. 14e/14:15/1 28/A850 

14f/11:30/2 75/A657 

19a/276/2 126/A467 

19a/279/2 127/A584 

Eglington, B. 04a/31/4 188/A239 

Ehm, L. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Eigenbrode, J. 15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

Eikenberg, J. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

10a/12:15/5 223/A249 

Eiler, J.M. 15b/12:00/1 10/A956 

15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

15b/14:30/1 29/A287 

20c/15:15/1 34/A240 

09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

10a/142/4 198/A590 

20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

20f/11:15/5 233/A6 

11c/15:00/5 241/A403 

Eilzer, M. 18h/249/2 124/A948 

Einloft, S. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Eiriksdottir, E.S. 14a/189/4 203/A240 

Eisenhauer, A. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

15e/174/1 50/A93 

15e/182/1 51/A551 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

Eitel, B. 16e/10:15/3 142/A231 

Eklund, O. 06c/33/2 105/A469 

Elbaz-Poulichet, F. 

18a/209/2 121/A238 

Elbert, D. 18h/10:15/3 144/A909 

ElBishlawi, H. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Elderfield, H. 17f/15:15/5 245/A752 

17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Elhadj, S. 14e/11:30/1 9/A241 

Eliades, J. 20c/10:00/2 84/A242 

Elimelech, M. 14e/143/2 115/A422 

El Korh, A. 09c/15:00/4 172/A836 

Ellam, R. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

05d/10:45/2 67/A908 

16a/219/4 205/A168 

Elliott, C. 12d/14:15/2 92/A1023 

Elliott, T. 15b/10:30/1 10/A279 

09a/11:30/4 153/A754 

09c/14:30/4 172/A37 

01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

06b/15:30/4 169/A765 

Ellwood, M. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

El-Makky, A.M. 21d/306/1 62/A654 

Elmore, A. 17f/243/4 208/A844 

17f/15:45/5 245/A242 

El-Naggar, M. 19a/280/2 127/A675 

Elphick, S. 19a/11:45/4 161/A449 

Elsner, M. 04a/46/4 189/A983 

Elwood Madden, M. 

18d/10:15/1 12/A243 


Emami, M.H. 10a/140/4 198/A468 

06e/16:00/5 237/A645 

Emerson, D. 19i/15:45/2 99/A227 

Encar, R-R. 21d/327/1 64/A983 

Eng, P. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

18h/15:45/1 31/A307 

18h/11:15/2 80/A932 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

20j/14:45/5 249/A919 

Engelbrecht, J. 18g/10:15/4 160/A243 

Engi, M. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Engle, M. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Engstrøm, F. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Enzweiler, J. 16b/167/2 117/A270 

Erban, L. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Erbanova, L. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Ercit, S. 07h/11:45/5 221/A330 

Erdmann, S. 10e/12:15/3 138/A245 

Erel, Y. 19g/10:45/1 14/A959 

15a/157/1 49/A943 

16a/10:00/5 226/A105 

Erez, J. 15b/14:00/1 29/A245 

Ernst, R.E. 06c/16:00/1 21/A246 

04c/15:45/4 168/A633 

Ersek, V. 17b/11:30/1 11/A246 

Ertas, D. 14c/207/4 204/A451 

Ertl, A. 07h/102/4 195/A247 

Ertunc, T. 18b/244/4 208/A8 

Escoube, R. 20c/10:30/2 84/A809 

Escrig, S. 08f/10:00/2 70/A515 

08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Espinasa-Perena, R. 

09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

Esser, B.K. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

14g/15:15/5 243/A247 

Etschmann, B. 08a/11:00/1 6/A561 

Eum, C-H. 21d/318/1 63/A883 

Evans, D. 20c/318/2 130/A1044 

Evans, K. 07b/10:00/1 5/A248 

Evans, M. 17a/10:00/2 78/A23 

Evans, N. 11b/11:30/5 224/A614 

Evans, S. 17d/200/2 120/A710 

Evarts, R. 12c/92/1 43/A229 

Ewing, R. 12c/11:45/2 73/A206 

18h/244/2 124/A864 

18h/10:30/3 144/A968 

11a/15:30/4 175/A248 

18e/274/4 210/A788 

Ewing, S. 16c/14:45/2 95/A21 

16a/12:15/5 226/A249 

Fa, D. 17a/12:00/2 78/A263 

Fabbrizio, A. 10a/12:15/5 223/A249 

Fabian, D. 18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Faccenda, M. 09c/119/4 196/A250 

Faccini, B. 06d/15:00/2 88/A250 

Fadem, C. 16b/166/2 117/A251 

Fagel, N. 13b/136/2 114/A535 

17f/236/4 207/A251 

Fairchild, I. 03c/10:00/2 66/A52 

Fakih, M. 19b/294/4 212/A151 

Fakra, S. 19b/15:15/4 184/A312 

Fall, A. 08b/14:00/1 22/A252 

08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Fallick, A. 17c/10:30/3 143/A452 

Fan, D. 13a/12:00/1 8/A252

Fan, Q. 08g/14:30/2 90/A253 

07h/108/4 195/A912 

06e/16:15/5 237/A1107 

Fan, Y. 12e/119/2 113/A1085 

Fan, Y. 12e/15:45/1 25/A1100 

12e/114/2 112/A1066 

12e/116/2 112/A1080 

10a/138/4 198/A253 

Fandeur, D. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

Fang, J. 19i/262/1 59/A254 

Fang, X. 12d/114/1 45/A1004 

Fang, Y. 19f/287/2 127/A255 

Fannin, H. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Fanning, M. 20d/321/2 130/A170 

Fantle, M. 16c/16:00/2 95/A372 

14a/14:30/5 242/A255 

Faraone, A. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Farfan, G. 14e/16:00/1 28/A256 

14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

Farkaš, J. 20f/10:00/5 233/A256 

Farley, K.A. 11a/15:00/4 175/A257 

17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

11a/175/4 201/A865 

Farnetani, C. 06b/14:00/4 169/A257 

Farquhar, J. 19g/14:15/1 32/A1075 

19g/14:45/1 32/A945 

06d/52/1 39/A991 

Farrell, S. 06c/14:15/1 21/A258 

Farsi, Z. 21d/293/1 61/A258 

Fatoba, O.O. 18e/264/4 209/A259 

Fawcett, S.E. 18e/15:15/4 181/A259 

Fayek, M. 12e/103/2 111/A876 

07g/15:45/4 171/A509 

Fedkin, M. 14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

Fedortchouk, Y. 08e/12:00/3 136/A260 

Fei, Y. 07a/11:00/4 152/A183 

Fei, Y. 05b/15:00/1 20/A260 

07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Feidenhans’l, R. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Feig, S. 12b/10:00/3 139/A616 

Fein, J. 19f/289/2 128/A845 

19b/10:15/5 232/A464 

19b/11:15/5 232/A261 

Feinberg, J. 11b/177/4 201/A117 

11b/10:30/5 224/A787 

Feineman, M. 10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

Fellin, M.G. 11c/15:45/5 241/A1021 

Fendorf, S. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

18h/10:00/3 144/A900 

Feng, D. 21d/294/1 61/A262 

Feng, J. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Feng, W. 18h/223/1 55/A549 

Feng, X. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

Fenter, P. 14c/11:45/4 155/A1091 

Ferdelman, T. 18c/16:00/1 30/A447 

Ferguson, J. 17a/12:00/2 78/A263 

Ferguson, K.M. 03f/10:15/3 134/A327 

Ferguson, P.R. 16c/14:30/2 95/A980 

Ferlito, C. 10c/166/4 200/A982 

Fernandes, P. 13a/123/2 113/A264 

Fernandes, V. 01f/25/4 188/A652 

01f/14:15/5 234/A297 

01f/15:15/5 234/A264 

Fernández, C. 09d/14:15/2 91/A142 

Fernandez-Lomelin, P. 

19b/295/4 212/A180 

Author Index 

Fernández-Mosquera, D. 

16e/176/2 118/A265 

Fernández-Remolar, D. 

19e/255/1 58/A266 

02b/1/2 102/A265 

14c/210/4 205/A620 

Fernando, T. 19e/255/1 58/A266 

Ferreira, V.P. 17c/192/2 119/A586 

Ferreira Silva, E. 16b/163/2 117/A126 

Ferrier, K. 16b/11:30/4 156/A266 

Ferrier-Pagès, C. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

Ferris, F.G. 19a/281/2 127/A705 

19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Ferry, J. 15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

Fey, D.L. 21d/297/1 61/A324 

Fialin, M. 06d/51/1 39/A990 

Fialips, C. 19a/286/2 127/A1072 

Fiebig, J. 15c/162/1 49/A267 

Fietzke, J. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

15e/182/1 51/A551 

17a/189/1 52/A279 

21c/281/1 60/A319 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

Fifield, K. 16e/11:45/3 142/A363 

Figueiredo, M-O. 18d/205/1 53/A736 

Figuera, L. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

Fike, D. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

Fikes, J. 01f/26/4 188/A902 

Filippov, M.M. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

Finck, N. 18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Findling, N. 14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

Fink, D. 16e/11:45/3 142/A363 

Finke, N. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

Finkel, R.C. 16e/11:15/3 142/A269 

16b/11:30/4 156/A266 

17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Finlayson, J. 17a/12:00/2 78/A263 

Finneran, D. 14b/11:45/3 140/A269 

14c/12:15/5 225/A653 

Fio, K. 19g/16:00/1 32/A270 

Fiorentino, J. 16b/167/2 117/A270 

Fiquet, G. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Firdaus, M.L. 15a/148/1 48/A670 

15a/12:15/2 76/A271 

Fischer, A. 18b/11:00/5 229/A271 

Fischer, C. 19a/280/2 127/A675 

19a/10:15/4 161/A219 

18f/284/4 211/A272 

14c/11:30/5 225/A580 

18f/11:45/5 231/A576 

18f/12:15/5 231/A34 

Fischer, T. 21d/11:00/1 16/A440 

09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

Fischer-Goedde, M. 

06d/39/1 38/A273 

Fisher, P. 12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Fishwick, S. 05c/28/1 37/A686 

Fitoussi, C. 03a/14:30/1 17/A273 

Fitton, G. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

05d/10:45/2 67/A908 

Fitzgerald, C. 15e/181/1 51/A483 

Fitz Gerald, J. 11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

11a/14:45/4 175/A724 

Flament, P. 18a/213/2 121/A605 

20c/305/2 129/A10 

18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

Flank, A.M. 07f/15:00/4 170/A678 

267

Fleisher, M.Q. 13b/14:30/1 26/A1026 

Fleitmann, D. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Flemming, R. 20d/11:45/3 147/A655 

07h/103/4 195/A373 

Fletcher, R. 16b/14:15/4 177/A112 

Fliegel, D. 03d/12/1 36/A274 

20d/12:00/3 147/A492 

Flinders, A. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

Floss, C. 07h/14:30/5 238/A328 

Flowers, R.M. 04e/10:00/3 135/A275 

11c/14:30/5 241/A275 

11c/15:00/5 241/A403 

Flynn, G. 20j/15:45/5 249/A276 

Fockenberg, T. 08d/15:15/1 24/A119 

Foeken, J. 11c/16:15/5 241/A306 

Fogel, M. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

Fohey, N. 10d/11:30/3 137/A58 

Foland, K. 11b/178/4 202/A194 

Foley, S. 06c/11:45/1 4/A760 

Folland, C. 17a/191/1 52/A553 

Fomina, M. 19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

Fonseca, P. 20a/277/1 60/A75 

04e/13/2 103/A664 

04e/17/2 103/A936 

11b/179/4 202/A276 

Fonseca, R.O.C. 12b/11:15/3 139/A519 

12b/11:30/3 139/A277 

12b/12:00/3 139/A49 

Fontaine, F.J. 15e/15:30/2 94/A277 

Fontaine, G. 20c/319/2 130/A1066 

Foran, G. 07f/15:15/4 170/A79 

Formoso, M. 12e/86/2 110/A70 

Fornari, D. 06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Fornari, M. 17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

Forster, A. 14d/132/1 47/A497 

Fortin, D. 19a/284/2 127/A926 

19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Forwick, M. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Foster, A. 19b/297/4 212/A631 

Foster, D. 04e/15/2 103/A908 

04a/32/4 188/A278 

Foster, G.L. 15b/10:30/1 10/A279 

16a/11:00/5 226/A972 

16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

Foster, L. 17a/189/1 52/A279 

Foucher, D. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

18a/14:45/4 180/A379 

18a/15:45/4 180/A1097 

Fouquet, Y. 15c/161/1 49/A161 

Fournelle, J. 20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

Fournier, N. 21d/11:00/1 16/A440 

Foustoukos, D.I. 15e/15:30/2 94/A277 

03f/11:30/3 134/A280 

Fowle, D. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

19i/267/1 59/A437 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

Fox, P. 18k/11:30/2 81/A192 

Fralick, P. 03c/10:30/2 66/A280 

France-Lanord, C. 

16a/14:30/5 244/A103 

Francis, A. 19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Francis, D. 03b/15:30/1 18/A695 

06c/38/2 105/A727 

04c/15:15/4 168/A281 

20f/311/4 213/A1028 

François, L. 18f/11:00/5 231/A839 


Francois, R. 20b/11:15/1 15/A389 

20c/312/2 130/A474 

17f/241/4 207/A575 

17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Frank, D. 20j/320/4 214/A125 

Frank, M. 15a/142/1 48/A342 

15a/15:00/2 93/A213 

16a/11:15/5 226/A338 

17f/11:15/5 228/A281 

Fransolet, A-M. 07h/15:15/5 238/A357 

Franzese, A. 17f/237/4 207/A282 

Frape, S. 18b/12:00/5 229/A1087 

Frappier, A. 17a/11:15/2 78/A282 

Fraysse, F. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

Fredrickson, H. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Fredrickson, J. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Freeburg, E. 19i/265/1 59/A393 

Freedman, P. 20c/10:45/2 84/A678 

Freeman, K. 20b/10:15/1 15/A500 

Frei, R.E. 15b/11:00/1 10/A283 

19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

Freiwald, A. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

French, J. 14e/15:15/1 28 

French, R.A. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

French, S. 19a/10:30/4 161/A284 

Frey, F. 06a/84/4 193/A762 

Freydier, R. 15a/146/1 48/A510 

Friedman, R. 20d/324/2 131/A284 

Friedrich, L. 19i/263/1 59/A285 

Frische, M. 20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

Frisia, S. 17d/16:15/4 179/A612 

Fritsch, E. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

Fritz, B. 14c/10:15/5 225/A687 

18f/14:45/5 246/A285 

Frohlich, C. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Früh-Green, G.L. 15c/170/1 50/A843 

15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Frumkin, A. 17b/10:15/1 11/A969 

Fryer, B.J. 18d/12:00/1 12/A878 

12e/15:00/1 25/A134 

12e/16:00/1 25/A820 

19i/264/1 59/A327 

12e/100/2 111/A761 

18e/11:45/4 159/A1013 

Fryirs, K. 16b/10:30/4 156/A225 

Fu, P. 08f/74/1 41/A1087 

Fu, S. 12d/106/1 44/A333 

Fujii, T. 07b/43/2 106/A345 

Fujii, Y. 17e/233/4 207/A920 

Fujino, K. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Fukuoka, T. 09a/113/4 195/A639 

Fulton, J. 08a/11:15/1 6/A286 

Funakoshi, K-I. 07f/14:30/4 170/A1049 

Fung, I. 17e/232/4 207/A525 

Furman, T. 05c/12:00/1 3/A804 

06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

05c/12:15/1 3/A676 

Furnes, H. 19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

03d/12/1 36/A274 

19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

Furniss, G. 18e/11:45/5 230/A683 

Furrer, G. 16d/15:45/4 178/A298 

Furukawa, Y. 03d/13/1 36/A286 

Furuyama, K. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Gabay, C. 21d/288/1 61/A78

Gabites, J.E. 14b/128/1 46/A759 

12e/97/2 111/A655 

18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Gabitov, R. 15b/14:30/1 29/A287 

Gadd, G. 19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

Gaetani, G. 07b/11:15/1 5/A694 

Gaffney, A. 01f/14:45/5 234/A287 

Gagan, M. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

17a/10:30/2 78/A288 

Gagnevin, D. 04a/33/4 188/A288 

Gagnon, A. 15b/14:30/1 29/A287 

Gagnon, J. 12e/16:00/1 25/A820 

Gagnon, K. 21c/14:45/2 101/A846 

Gagnon, M-D-N. 12e/15:15/1 25/A289 

Gaillardet, J. Plenary/5 A289 

16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

18a/206/2 121/A155 

18f/287/4 211/A565 

16a/14:00/5 244/A947 

16a/14:30/5 244/A103 

16a/14:45/5 244/A799 

Gainsforth, Z. 20j/320/4 214/A125 

Galbraith, E. 17c/11:15/3 143/A290 

17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Gale, J. 18d/11:45/1 12/A401 

Galer, S. 21b/15:15/5 250/A374 

Galfetti, T. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

Galimov, E. 03a/5/1 35/A493 

06d/49/1 39/A718 

15a/145/1 48/A486 

01f/24/4 188/A500 

Gall, Q. 12d/14:45/2 92/A203 

Galland, B. 04d/72/4 192/A118 

09c/115/4 196/A100 

Gallet, S. 20h/11:30/4 163/A151 

Gallien, J.P. 03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Gallino, R. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Galy, A. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

16a/14:00/5 244/A947 

Galy, V. 16a/14:30/5 244/A103 

Gamble, J. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

10e/10:45/3 138/A761 

09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

Gammon, C.L. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

Gammons, C.H. 18f/288/4 211/A723 

18f/15:00/5 246/A291 

Gamo, T. 15a/151/1 48/A704 

15a/156/1 49/A939 

Ganeshram, R. 17c/194/2 120/A746 

18b/244/4 208/A8 

Gannoun, M. 16a/226/4 206/A1026 

Gao, S. 04b/11:30/5 218/A563 

Gao, B. 12d/104/1 44/A292 

Gao, B. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Gao, C. 04d/15:30/5 235/A292 

Gao, C. 04b/11:30/5 218/A563 

Gao, E. 12c/95/1 43/A559 

04e/10/2 103/A293 

Gao, H. 14e/15:45/1 28/A1002 

Gao, J. 21b/324/4 215/A293 

Gao, J. 09c/120/4 196/A294 

Gao, L. 15a/141/1 48/A294 

Gao, L. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Gao, S. 06d/53/1 39/A1047 

20c/319/2 130/A1066 

04a/52/4 190/A1054 

Gao, Y. 21d/295/1 61/A295 

Gao, Y. 12e/12:15/1 7/A998 

Author Index 

Gao, Y. 18i/293/4 212/A1045 

Gao, Y. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Garanin, V. 06d/49/1 39/A718 

Garbe-Schonberg, D. 

15e/177/1 50/A295 

20h/11:45/4 163/A488 

Garcia, B. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

Garcia, M. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

García Casco, A. 09d/14:15/2 91/A142 

Gardien, V. 08g/14:45/2 90/A797 

Gardner, M. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

Garonne, C. 02b/2/2 102/A296 

Garralón, A. 17a/195/1 52/A962 

18h/230/1 55/A635 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Garrick-Bethell, I. 

01f/14:15/5 234/A297 

Garrido, C. 09c/115/4 196/A100 

Garrison, B. 20g/314/4 214/A660 

Garrison, V. 18g/11:15/4 160/A297 

Gärtner, D. 16d/15:45/4 178/A298 

Garven, G. 15e/15:15/2 94/A298 

Gasharova, B. 08e/72/2 108/A882 

Gaspar, M. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Gasparovic, G. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Gasquet, D. 12e/99/2 111/A733 

Gassama, N. 18e/263/4 209/A171 

Gatewood, M. 04e/14/2 103/A905 

Gaucher, C. 15b/11:00/1 10/A283 

19g/16:15/1 32/A980 

Gaucher, E.C. 18k/238/1 56/A299 

Gaudet, J-P. 18h/235/1 56/A744 

Gaudio, S. 07f/14:30/4 170/A1049 

07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Gault, A. 19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Gauntlett, E. 06a/84/4 193/A762 

Gaupp, R. 11c/15:15/5 241/A1109 

Gautheron, C. 06a/11:30/5 219/A300 

Gauthier-Lafaye, F. 

03c/8/1 35/A390 

Gaylord, D. 13a/124/2 113/A300 

Gebru, A. 12c/93/1 43/A301 

Geckeis, H. 18h/10:15/2 80/A909 

Geherels, G. 11c/14:45/5 241/A139 

Gehre, M. 14a/188/4 203/A102 

Gehrels, G.E. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/11:15/1 8/A973 

13a/132/2 114/A897 

13b/141/2 115/A884 

Geibert, W. 17d/12:00/4 157/A498 

Geipel, G. 18h/249/2 124/A948 

Geisler, T. 03b/16:15/1 18/A747 

Geisler-Wierwille, T. 

08a/11:45/1 6/A882 

Geissler, A. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

Gelabert, A. 19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

19b/11:00/5 232/A339 

Gembitckaya, I. 08g/80/1 42/A875 

Gencalioglu Kuscu, G. 

10b/154/4 199/A302 

Geneli, F. 10d/12:15/3 137/A318 

10b/154/4 199/A302 

Geng, X. 21d/10:30/1 16/A146 

21d/330/1 64/A1053 

Genty, D. 20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

Genty, D. 20f/304/4 213/A193 

269

Georg, B. 16a/220/4 206/A303 

George, S. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

12d/16:15/2 92/A303 

Gera, S. 19i/265/1 59/A393 

Gérard, F. 18k/15:45/2 97/A304 

18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Gerbi, C. 07h/14:30/5 238/A328 

Gerdes, A. 20c/316/2 130/A843 

Gerlach, R. 14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Germa, A. 10c/16:00/5 240/A509 

German, C. 20h/316/4 214/A60 

Gerritse, J. 19e/12:15/2 83/A891 

Gertler, A. 18g/10:15/4 160/A243 

18g/11:45/4 160/A600 

Gervasoni, F. 06d/40/1 38/A304 

06d/42/1 38/A423 

08g/14:00/2 90/A760 

Gerwin, W. 16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Gerya, T. 09d/14:15/2 91/A142 

09c/119/4 196/A250 

Gescher, J. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

Geyer, S. 14g/15:45/5 243/A643 

Ghasemi, H. 21d/293/1 61/A258 

Ghavami-Riabi, R. 

12e/10:45/1 7/A305 

Ghazban, F. 12d/105/1 44/A305 

Gherardi, J. 17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

Ghobadi, M. 20a/15:15/2 100/A1016 

Ghorbal, B. 11c/16:15/5 241/A306 

Ghose, S. 18h/15:45/1 31/A307 

18h/11:15/2 80/A932 

14c/12:00/4 155/A1010 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

Ghosh, S. 20f/305/4 213/A307 

Giacomoni, P.P. 10c/166/4 200/A982 

Giammar, D.E. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/208/1 54/A158 

18h/236/1 56/A871 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

Giannesini, S. 14a/190/4 203/A308 

Gibson, E. 19c/16:00/5 248/A698 

Gieré, R. 18d/204/1 53/A495 

18g/231/2 123/A697 

18e/10:30/4 159/A5 

18g/14:30/4 182/A308 

Giesbrecht, T. 15a/10:45/2 76/A309 

Gigler, A. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Gilbert, B. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 

14c/11:00/4 155/A886 

19b/295/4 212/A180 

Giles, C.L. 20g/314/4 214/A660 

Gilfillan, S. 18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

14b/10:30/3 140/A309 

Gillham, R. 18b/12:00/5 229/A1087 

Gillies, J. 18g/10:15/4 160/A243 

Gillis, K. 15e/173/1 50/A54 

15e/178/1 51/A310 

15e/181/1 51/A483 

15e/15:45/2 94/A111 

Gilmour, J. 01e/16/4 187/A310 

Giménez, J. 18h/225/1 55/A598 

Gimmi, T. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Gin, S. 14c/202/4 204/A311 

Ginder-Vogel, M. 

18f/15:45/5 246/A311 

Ginn, B. 19b/10:15/5 232/A464 


Gislason, S.R. 18k/244/1 56/A867 

14a/189/4 203/A240 

16a/226/4 206/A1026 

Gitari, W.M. 18e/264/4 209/A259 

Gladu, A. 20c/309/2 129/A312 

Glasauer, S. 19a/10:30/4 161/A284 

19b/15:15/4 184/A312 

Glasnak, P. 18d/11:30/1 12/A313 

Glazner, A. 10d/11:15/3 137/A631 

10e/12:00/3 138/A313 

Gleason, D. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502 

Gleason, J. 17f/238/4 207/A314 

Gleeson, S.A. 12e/14:00/1 25/A651 

12d/14:30/2 92/A992 

Glessner, J. 12e/11:30/1 7/A97 

20a/14:30/2 100/A573 

Gloaguen, R. 06e/91/4 193/A466 

Glotch, T. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Gobeil, C. 18h/210/1 54/A186 

18h/11:30/3 144/A149 

Goblet, P. 18j/269/2 126/A915 

Godard, M. 15e/172/1 50/A26 

Godderis, Y. 16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

17c/187/2 119/A315 

16b/11:00/4 156/A802 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Goemann, K. 07d/10:00/5 220/A978 

Goffé, B. 14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

11a/174/4 201/A511 

Goin, J.C. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Göktürk, O. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Goldberg, D. 14b/118/1 45/A36 

Goldberg, T. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

20b/14:15/1 33/A315 

Golden, D.C. 02b/11:00/3 133/A357 

Goldhaber, M. 16c/183/1 51/A388 

16c/15:15/2 95/A653 

20g/11:00/4 162/A1005 

19b/297/4 212/A631 

Goldstein, H. 21d/297/1 61/A324 

Goldstein, S.L. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/11:15/1 8/A973 

05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

15a/12:00/2 76/A439 

09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

13a/130/2 114/A747 

13a/132/2 114/A897 

10b/11:15/4 154/A891 

09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

17f/237/4 207/A282 

17f/242/4 207/A717 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

17f/15:00/5 245/A316 

Golightly, J.P. 12b/11:00/3 139/A536 

Golubev, S. 14c/10:45/5 225/A698 

Golubev, Y. 19i/272/1 59/A850 

Gombosi, D.J. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Gomes, M. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

Gómez, F. 02b/1/2 102/A265 

Gómez, P. 17a/195/1 52/A962 

18h/230/1 55/A635 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Gómez-Espina, R. 

18h/213/1 54/A317 

Gómez-Ortíz, D. 02b/1/2 102/A265

Gómez-Tuena, A. 

21d/288/1 61/A78 

09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

Goncalves, M. 14c/203/4 204/A318 

Goncuoglu, M.C. 10d/12:15/3 137/A318 

Gong, B. 20a/16:15/2 100/A156 

Gong, Q. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Gong, Q. 12e/89/2 110/A210 

16a/221/4 206/A319 

Gonnermann, H. 05d/11:15/2 67/A662 

González, F.J. 21c/281/1 60/A319 

Goodhue, R. 17c/193/2 119/A693 

Goodwin, N. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

Gopel, C. 03a/3/1 35/A320 

Gorby, Y. 19a/14:00/4 183/A321 

Gordanic, V. 21d/296/1 61/A321 

Gordon, G.W. 19g/10:15/1 14/A22 

19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

03c/11:00/2 66/A228 

Gosar, M. 18e/276/4 210/A942 

Gosnell, K. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Gottschalk, M. 08d/14:30/1 24/A322 

Goudemand, N. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

Gould, D. 18e/272/4 210/A647 

Gourgaud, A. 21d/10:15/1 16/A222 

21d/325/1 63/A940 

Gouze, P. 18h/250/2 124/A1029 

Graf, G. 18e/261/4 209/A133 

18e/265/4 209/A322 

Grafe, M. 18h/11:45/2 80/A454 

18i/14:30/5 247/A551 

Graham, D.W. 06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

05c/12:00/1 3/A804 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

06a/11:45/5 219/A814 

06a/14:00/5 236/A173 

Graham, I. 15a/140/1 47/A216 

Grambole, D. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Grambow, B. 19f/11:00/3 146/A662 

Grand, M. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Grand, S. 16c/15:30/2 95/A323 

Granger, D. 16e/10:30/3 142/A47 

Grant, K. 07c/14:15/2 89/A323 

Grassineau, N. 19g/15:15/1 32/A569 

19h/14:30/2 98/A324 

Grathoff, G. 14f/12:15/2 75/A737 

Gray, J.E. 21d/297/1 61/A324 

18a/220/2 122/A898 

Gray, N. 19a/286/2 127/A1072 

Greaves, M. 17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Green, A. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Green, D.H.R. 14a/195/4 203/A974 

Green, D.H. 08f/10:45/2 70/A325 

06b/16:15/4 169/A806 

Green, G.W. 14e/15:30/1 28/A325 

Green, H. 08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

09a/111/4 195/A326 

Greene, A. 05c/24/1 37/A326 

12b/10:45/3 139/A844 

Greenough, J. 19i/264/1 59/A327 

Gregoire, M. 06d/15:00/2 88/A250 

Gregory, C. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Gregory, R.T. 03f/10:15/3 134/A327 

Gregory, S. 12b/11:00/3 139/A536 

Greig, A. 17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

Gren, W. 14c/10:45/4 155/A328 

Greskowiak, J. 18k/14:45/2 97/A764 

Author Index 

Grew, E.S. 07h/11:45/5 221/A330 

07h/14:30/5 238/A328 

07h/14:45/5 238/A32 

07h/15:15/5 238/A357 

Grice, J. 07h/15:30/5 238/A329 

Griffin, D. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Griffin, W.L. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

21d/304/1 62/A589 

06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

06c/30/2 105/A71 

20c/314/2 130/A732 

04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

Griffith, E. 15b/10:45/1 10/A329 

Griffiths, M. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

Grinstein, M. 15b/14:00/1 29/A245 

Grist, A. 11c/15:30/5 241/A413 

Groat, L. 12e/16:15/1 25/A110 

08g/76/1 42/A235 

20a/15:00/2 100/A57 

07h/107/4 195/A632 

07h/11:45/5 221/A330 

Grobéty, B. 18g/231/2 123/A697 

Groen, M. 10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

Groeneveld, J. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Gronvold, K. 10e/79/2 109/A343 

10c/161/4 200/A331 

10c/15:45/5 240/A1073 

Grootes, P.M. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Grose, C. 15e/179/1 51/A332 

Grove, T. 09c/14:45/4 172/A136 

Gruetzner, J. 17f/240/4 207/A555 

Grunder, A.L. 10c/14:15/5 240/A835 

Grundler, P. 12a/11:00/2 72/A332 

Grünewald, U. 16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Gryndler, M. 21c/280/1 60/A99 

Gu, L. 04a/48/4 189/A1004 

Gu, B. 18h/11:00/1 13/A333 

14e/14:30/1 28/A1001 

18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

20f/309/4 213/A910 

Gu, S. 12b/83/2 110/A398 

Gu, X. 12d/106/1 44/A333 

Gualda, G. 04a/11:30/4 151/A629 

Guan, Y. 21d/324/1 63/A938 

10a/142/4 198/A590 

Guess, J. 18d/10:15/1 12/A243 

Guest, A. 02a/14:45/2 85/A334 

Guidotti, C. 07h/14:00/5 238/A369 

Guillon, F. 08f/70/1 41/A776 

Gumm, L. 18j/263/2 125/A334 

Gunderson, K. 18h/214/1 54/A335 

Gunsinger, M. 18e/15:45/4 181/A765 

Gunter, M. 19i/276/1 60/A938 

Günther, D. 15e/182/1 51/A551 

07e/11:00/2 69/A977 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

07c/16:15/2 89/A899 

20c/319/2 130/A1066 

10a/12:15/5 223/A249 

Guo, A. 21d/298/1 62/A335 

Guo, B. 12e/120/2 113/A1102 

Guo, C. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Guo, C-H. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Guo, F. 18b/258/4 209/A1078 

Guo, F-S. 12e/108/2 112/A1041 

Guo, J. 08g/83/1 42/A1093 

Guo, L. 16a/14:15/5 244/A225 

Guo, Q. 07d/98/4 194/A336 

271

Guo, T. 11c/184/4 202/A618 

Guo, W. 15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

20c/15:15/1 34/A240 

20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

20f/11:15/5 233/A6 

Guo, X. 11c/186/4 202/A1078 

Gupta, S. 18g/12:15/4 160/A337 

Gurrieri, J. 18e/11:45/5 230/A683 

Guseva, N. 08g/80/1 42/A875 

Gussone, N. 21b/15:15/5 250/A374 

Gustafsson, B.G. 14d/10:00/2 74/A654 

Gustaytis, M. 18e/266/4 209/A337 

Guthrie, C. 18b/247/4 208/A338 

Gutjahr, M. 17d/10:00/4 157/A56 

16a/11:15/5 226/A338 

17f/14:45/5 245/A383 

Guttman, J. 14g/15:45/5 243/A643 

Gutzmer, J. 06e/94/4 194/A774 

Guy, B. 20f/307/4 213/A706 

Guyonnet, D. 18k/238/1 56/A299 

Guyot, F. 14b/10:00/3 140/A233 

14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

18f/11:15/5 231/A364 

Guzman, J. 19b/295/4 212/A180 

Gysi, A. 14b/12:00/3 140/A894 

Ha, J. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

19b/11:00/5 232/A339 

Haase, K. 06b/14:45/4 169/A434 

06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

Haberstroh, P. 20j/319/4 214/A110 

Hack, A.C. 08g/15:15/2 90/A6 

08g/15:45/2 90/A339 

Haeckel, M. 18k/14:30/2 97/A340 

Haeseler, F. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

Haeussler, P. 12c/90/1 43/A39 

Haffner, D. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

19i/267/1 59/A437 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

Hagedorn, B. 16a/222/4 206/A340 

Hageman, P. 18i/15:30/5 247/A1031 

Haggerty, S. 06c/16:15/1 21/A341 

Hahm, D. 06d/14:45/2 88/A378 

16e/176/2 118/A265 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Halas, S. 18f/14:00/5 246/A1020 

Halden, N. 19i/263/1 59/A285 

Haley, B. 15a/142/1 48/A342 

17f/238/4 207/A314 

Hall, B. 17a/12:15/2 78/A120 

Hall, C.M. 12d/15:00/2 92/A69 

18j/269/2 126/A915 

20d/325/2 131/A343 

18j/10:30/3 145/A578 

11b/10:00/5 224/A342 

Hall, G. 18e/15:00/4 181/A424 

Hall, M. 16e/182/2 119/A799 

Hallam, S. 19d/10:45/2 82/A176 

Hallberg, K. 18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Halldorsson, S.A. 

10e/79/2 109/A343 

10c/161/4 200/A331 

Hallet, B. 16a/222/4 206/A340 

Halley, S. 12e/10:15/1 7/A457 


Halliday, A.N. Plenary/1 A344 

20b/11:00/1 15/A681 

03a/11:45/1 2/A138 

07e/11:15/2 69/A1022 

03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

16a/220/4 206/A303 

16a/11:15/5 226/A338 

16a/15:30/5 244/A741 

Halloran, P. 21c/14:30/2 101/A371 

17c/195/2 120/A795 

Halverson, G. 19g/291/2 128/A344 

Hamada, M. 07b/43/2 106/A345 

Hamasaki, H. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

Hamelin, B. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Hamilton, M. 13b/15:00/1 26/A884 

13b/141/2 115/A884 

11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Hamilton, V. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Hamilton, W. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

Hammer, J. 10a/10:00/5 223/A345 

Hammerich, T. 15e/182/1 51/A551 

Hammerschmidt, K. 

01a/15:00/4 165/A1032 

Hammond, S. 01c/5/4 186/A346 

Hammor, D. 04d/72/4 192/A118 

Han, D. 12e/105/2 112/A1000 

Han, R-S. 12e/90/2 110/A347 

12e/91/2 111/A346 

12e/92/2 111/A540 

12e/107/2 112/A1039 

Han, Y.S. 18k/245/1 57/A998 

Hanamuro, T. 11a/176/4 201/A1050 

Hanan, B. 06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

05c/12:00/1 3/A804 

05c/12:15/1 3/A676 

05c/22/1 37/A132 

20c/11:15/2 84/A489 

04b/61/4 191/A872 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Hancock, G. 16e/11:45/3 142/A363 

Handler, M. 06d/10:45/2 68/A348 

Handley, H. 10e/11:15/3 138/A348 

Handley, K. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

Handley, L. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Handley, M. 17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Handley-Sidhu, S. 

19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

18h/10:45/3 144/A350 

Hanebuth, T.J. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Hanemann, R. 12b/10:15/3 139/A350 

Hanghoj, K. 06b/28/2 104/A742 

Hanna, K. 18k/242/1 56/A812 

Hannah, J.L. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Hannigan, R. 19i/265/1 59/A393 

Hansen, L. 14b/12:15/3 140/A351 

Hanski, E. 06d/48/1 39/A691 

06b/25/2 104/A204 

Hanson, G. 17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Hansteen, T.H. 17a/189/1 52/A279 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

Hantoro, W. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

17a/10:30/2 78/A288 

Hanyu, T. 05c/11:00/1 3/A352 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

Hao, Z. 19b/295/4 212/A180

Hara, A. 18b/248/4 208/A352 

Hara, K. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

15c/167/1 50/A670 

Harada, N. 15a/159/1 49/A1083 

Harada, T. 18h/14:00/1 31/A353 

Harden, J. 17d/10:30/4 157/A586 

Hardt, B. 17b/198/1 53/A353 

Harley, S. 08f/69/1 41/A776 

04e/12:00/3 135/A462 

Harlov, D. 08g/15:00/2 90/A354 

Harlow, G.E. 08g/16:00/2 90/A885 

09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

Harris, C. 20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

Harris, J.W. 06d/10:00/2 68/A945 

20e/332/2 131/A672 

08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

04b/10:45/5 218/A862 

Harris, N. 05c/26/1 37/A403 

Harrison, M. 20d/320/2 130/A147 

Harrison, T.M. 03a/12:15/1 2/A355 

03b/5/2 102/A389 

04e/11:00/3 135/A211 

11a/170/4 201/A144 

Hart, G. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Hart, R. 20d/11:45/3 147/A655 

Harte, B. 06d/44/1 39/A481 

Hartenbach, A. 18b/10:30/5 229/A386 

Hartmann, E. 18h/10:15/2 80/A909 

Hartshorn, A. 16b/12:00/4 156/A355 

Harvey, J. 20c/16:15/1 34/A60 

Hasegawa, A. 09a/112/4 195/A391 

Hasenaka, T. 09a/113/4 195/A639 

Hashizume, H. 18f/285/4 211/A455 

Hashizume, K. 19g/10:00/1 14/A751 

03e/17/1 36/A356 

02b/2/2 102/A296 

Hasiotis, S. 19i/262/1 59/A254 

Hassan, N. 18a/211/2 121/A356 

20c/318/2 130/A1044 

Hastings, M. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502 

Hatert, F. 07h/15:15/5 238/A357 

Hatta, M. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Hatzinger, P. 20f/309/4 213/A910 

Hauff, F. 20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

Haug, G. 17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Haughton, P. 13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

Hauri, E.H. 07b/11:15/1 5/A694 

05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

10e/11:00/3 138/A749 

01d/11:00/4 150/A839 

09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Hauser, W. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

Hausrath, E. 02b/11:00/3 133/A357 

Hautevelle, Y. 12d/110/1 45/A786 

Hauzenberger, C. 08e/72/2 108/A882 

Havig, J. 19g/292/2 128/A358 

Hawkesworth, C. 17c/10:30/3 143/A452 

17d/10:00/4 157/A56 

04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Hawkins, J. 06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Hawthorne, F. 07h/12:00/5 221/A358 

Author Index 

Hay, M. 18c/15:30/1 30/A359 

14c/11:30/4 155/A634 

Hayasaka, Y. 10d/74/2 109/A522 

Hayes, K. 18k/245/1 57/A998 

Hayes, S. 18e/267/4 210/A359 

Hazemann, J-L. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

08a/11:00/1 6/A561 

Hazen, R.M. 03c/12:15/2 66/A526 

03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

14c/14:15/4 176/A921 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

14c/201/4 204/A168 

Hazmann, J-L. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

He, J. 06d/54/1 39/A1061 

He, J. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

He, K. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

He, T. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

He, X. 20b/299/2 129/A545 

He, Y. 10c/162/4 200/A360 

He, Y. 05b/15:15/1 20/A1015 

Heald, S. 18h/234/2 123/A754 

Heaman, L. 06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

20d/320/2 130/A147 

20d/323/2 130/A179 

11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Heaney, P. 07h/106/4 195/A568 

Heberling, F. 18h/10:00/2 80/A361 

Hecht, L. 18d/203/1 53/A217 

Hedges, R. 18a/218/2 122/A790 

Heeschen, K. 14a/195/4 203/A974 

Hegler, F. 03e/16:15/2 87/A450 

19a/14:30/4 183/A361 

Heijboer, T. 20b/296/2 128/A362 

Heimann, A. 20a/15:30/2 100/A362 

Heimbürger, L-E. 

15a/143/1 48/A363 

Heimsath, A. 16e/11:45/3 142/A363 

16b/11:45/4 156/A220 

16b/12:00/4 156/A355 

Hein, J.R. 15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

Heinrich, C.A. 20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

08d/66/2 108/A184 

10d/12:00/3 137/A742 

20h/12:15/4 163/A988 

09e/131/4 197/A642 

Heinrich, H. 19a/10:45/4 161/A364 

Heinrich, W. 07h/16:00/5 238/A1008 

Heizler, M.T. 11a/170/4 201/A144 

Hellebrand, E. 07c/59/1 40/A639 

Hellmann, R. 14c/16:15/4 176/A948 

18f/11:15/5 231/A364 

Hellstrom, J. 17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

Helm, L. 12a/11:00/2 72/A332 

Helmberger, D.V. 

05b/19/2 104/A914 

09c/126/4 197/A883 

Helz, G. 18c/10:00/2 79/A365 

18a/11:00/4 158/A829 

14a/14:00/5 242/A222 

Hemleben, C. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Hemming, N.G. 20c/16:00/1 34/A365 

09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

273

Hemming, S.R. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/11:15/1 8/A973 

15a/12:00/2 76/A439 

13a/130/2 114/A747 

13a/132/2 114/A897 

17f/237/4 207/A282 

17f/242/4 207/A717 

17f/15:00/5 245/A316 

Hemond, C. 16b/169/2 117/A789 

Henck, A. 16a/222/4 206/A340 

Henderson, G.S. 07f/49/2 106/A366 

Henderson, G.M. 17a/188/1 52/A203 

17a/190/1 52/A436 

17a/11:00/2 78/A366 

17a/12:00/2 78/A263 

17a/12:15/2 78/A120 

15b/155/2 116/A645 

18a/218/2 122/A790 

17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

16a/227/4 206/A1029 

17f/239/4 207/A374 

16a/10:30/5 226/A457 

Henderson, S. 17f/15:45/5 245/A242 

Hendry, J. 18j/11:45/3 145/A85 

Hendry, K. 15b/150/2 116/A367 

17c/195/2 120/A795 

Hendry, M. 18j/10:45/3 145/A367 

Hendy, I. 17d/15:30/4 179/A368 

Henjes-Kunst, F. 08b/61/2 107/A763 

20d/326/2 131/A368 

Henke, S. 14c/204/4 204/A369 

Henkel, T. 20e/16:15/4 185/A807 

Henry, D. 07h/14:00/5 238/A369 

Henry, M. 12d/15:15/2 92/A538 

Hensen, C. 14a/14:15/5 242/A450 

Heo, J-H. 18j/264/2 125/A370 

Herberg, J. 14c/205/4 204/A395 

Hercman, H. 17b/10:00/1 11/A48 

Herd, C. 02a/15:45/2 85/A90 

01e/12:15/5 217/A370 

Hergt, J. 06c/10:30/1 4/A1035 

17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

Heri, A.R. 15a/149/1 48/A676 

Hering, J. 18h/15:00/1 31/A805 

Herman, F. 11a/172/4 201/A371 

Hermann, J. 06b/16:15/4 169/A806 

11a/170/4 201/A144 

Hermoso, M. 21c/14:30/2 101/A371 

Hernandez, R. 16b/163/2 117/A126 

Hernandez-Alvarez, E. 

15a/153/1 48/A865 

Herndon, E. 16c/16:00/2 95/A372 

Hernlund, J.W. 03a/12:00/1 2/A372 

03b/14:15/1 18/A174 

05b/15:30/1 20/A394 

Hertogen, J. 04a/46/4 189/A983 

Hervig, R. 12d/14:15/2 92/A1023 

Herwartz, D. 14a/191/4 203/A373 

Hesse, P. 16b/10:30/4 156/A225 

Hesse, R. 20e/333/2 131/A841 

Hetherington, C.J. 

06c/15:15/1 21/A1033 

06c/33/2 105/A469 

07h/103/4 195/A373 

Hetzel, R. 16b/168/2 117/A623 

Heuer, B. 10b/11:30/4 154/A447 

Heuser, A. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

21b/15:15/5 250/A374 


Heyraud, A. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Hibberson, W.O. 08f/10:45/2 70/A325 

Hickey, B. 17f/239/4 207/A374 

Hidaka, H. 03c/8/1 35/A390 

18h/218/1 54/A470 

Hiess, J. 04e/11:30/3 135/A375 

Higgins, A. 21b/14:15/5 250/A63 

Higgins, J. 15e/180/1 51/A375 

Higgins, M. 15b/151/2 116/A376 

Higgs, K. 11c/15:15/5 241/A1109 

Higley-Feldman, D. 

12d/15:15/2 92/A538 

Higo, E. 15a/150/1 48/A688 

Hilairet, N. 07g/57/2 107/A789 

Hildreth, W. 10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Hill, D.H. 21d/311/1 62/A728 

Hill, E. 07c/58/1 40/A376 

Hill, P. 20b/11:30/1 15/A377 

20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

Hillaire-Marcel, C. 

17f/236/4 207/A251 

17f/16:15/5 245/A755 

Hillenbrand, C-D. 

15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

17f/14:45/5 245/A383 

Hillion, F. 20c/310/2 129/A377 

Hilton, D. 06d/14:45/2 88/A378 

06b/25/2 104/A204 

17d/198/2 120/A501 

09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Hilts, R. 01e/12:15/5 217/A370 

Hindshaw, R. 18a/212/2 121/A378 

Hinkley, T.K. 18a/10:30/4 158/A782 

Hinman, N.W. 19a/285/2 127/A940 

19c/14:45/5 248/A793 

Hinsinger, P. 18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Hintelmann, H. 18a/208/2 121/A236 

18a/210/2 121/A263 

20c/318/2 130/A1044 

18a/14:45/4 180/A379 

18a/15:45/4 180/A1097 

Hinton, R. 08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

04e/12:00/3 135/A462 

16a/219/4 205/A168 

Hippe, K. 16e/177/2 118/A379 

Hirabayashi, M. 17e/233/4 207/A920 

Hirahara, Y. 09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Hirajima, T. 18e/275/4 210/A824 

Hirata, T. 03a/4/1 35/A407 

15a/148/1 48/A670 

18a/215/2 121/A701 

Hirose, K. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Hirose, K. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Hirsch, D. 07g/52/2 107/A380 

Hirschmann, M. 07b/10:30/1 5/A381 

08f/11:45/2 70/A380 

Hiscock, K. 18j/263/2 125/A334 

Hiscock, W. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Hitchcock, A. 19a/15:00/4 183/A1006 

20j/322/4 215/A235 

20j/14:00/5 249/A381 

Hitchcock, A.P. 20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Ho, S-L. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Hoashi, M. 03e/15:30/2 87/A699 

Hochella, M. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

14e/145/2 115/A583

Hode, T. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Hodges, K. 11a/15:45/4 175/A976 

Hodson, M. 18k/15:45/2 97/A304 

Hoehler, T. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

15c/12:15/3 141/A383 

Hoernle, K. 06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

Hoffman, D. 18h/227/1 55/A604 

Hoffmann, D.L. 17a/11:30/2 78/A48 

17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

17f/14:45/5 245/A383 

Hoffmann, J.E. 03b/4/2 102/A384 

Hofmann, A. 03f/8/2 102/A385 

03f/10:45/3 134/A69 

Hofmann, A.W. 20g/10:15/4 162/A384 

06b/14:00/4 169/A257 

Hofmann, A.E. 10a/10:30/5 223/A385 

Hofmeister, W. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Hofstetter, T.B. 20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

18b/10:30/5 229/A386 

18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Hohmann, C. 19b/12:15/5 232/A449 

Holbourn, A. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Holden, N. 20c/308/2 129/A178 

Hole, J. 08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Holland, G. 20c/311/2 129/A387 

18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

Hollis, C. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Hollis, W.K. 14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Hollister, L. 04b/11:45/5 218/A387 

Holloway, J. 16c/183/1 51/A388 

16c/15:15/2 95/A653 

Holm, N. 15c/163/1 49/A388 

Holmden, C. 20b/11:15/1 15/A389 

20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

Holtz, F. 07d/97/4 194/A88 

Honda, M. 15a/159/1 49/A1083 

Honda, T. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Honeyman, B. 18k/240/1 56/A628 

Hönisch, B. 20c/16:00/1 34/A365 

Hopkins, M. 03b/5/2 102/A389 

Hopmans, E.C. 15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

Hopp, J. 06d/41/1 38/A390 

06b/23/2 104/A119 

01e/18/4 187/A491 

Hoppe, P. 20c/310/2 129/A377 

Horan, M. 06d/52/1 39/A991 

01d/11:00/4 150/A839 

01a/2/4 186/A769 

Horie, K. 03c/8/1 35/A390 

Horiguchi, K. 09a/112/4 195/A391 

Horihashi, Y. 06d/15:15/2 88/A174 

Horikawa, K. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Horita, J. 20b/297/2 128/A391 

Horn, I. 03e/16:00/2 87/A895 

Horner, T.J. 15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

Horng, M.J. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

Horrocks, B. 18e/14:15/4 181/A659 

Horstwood, M. 20d/11:30/3 147/A392 

20e/14:45/4 185/A183 

18g/15:15/4 182/A724 

04a/33/4 188/A288 

Horton, M. 19i/265/1 59/A393 

Horváth, É. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Horváth, I. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Hoskin, P. 04a/34/4 188/A393 

Hossain, I. 04b/12:15/5 218/A394 

Hou, K. 03e/19/1 36/A548 

Hou, Q.Y. 18h/222/1 55/A542 

Author Index 

Hou, Z. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

12c/96/1 43/A563 

Houser, C. 05b/15:30/1 20/A394 

Housh, T. 10e/11:30/3 138/A810 

Houston, J. 14c/205/4 204/A395 

Hovis, G. 07h/11:30/5 221/A395 

Hovius, N. 16b/14:00/4 177/A130 

Hoydess, R. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Hriljac, J. 19f/10:30/3 146/A580 

Hsu, T-W. 21b/15:30/5 250/A396 

21b/15:45/5 250/A430 

Hsu-Kim, H. 14e/15:00/1 28/A396 

Hu, A. 12d/109/1 45/A680 

Hu, C. 17a/190/1 52/A436 

17a/11:00/2 78/A366 

Hu, J. 04a/39/4 189/A770 

Hu, K. 12a/89/1 43/A397 

13a/128/2 114/A564 

Hu, N. 18h/223/1 55/A549 

Hu, P. 08f/74/1 41/A1087 

08g/77/1 42/A397 

Hu, R. 12e/87/2 110/A81 

Hu, S-M. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Hu, W. 21d/295/1 61/A295 

21d/331/1 64/A1084 

12d/16:00/2 92/A135 

Hu, X. 12e/87/2 110/A81 

Hu, Y-Z. 12e/90/2 110/A347 

Hu, Y. 05d/12:15/2 67/A915 

17c/188/2 119/A398 

Hu, Z-C. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Hua, R. 12b/83/2 110/A398 

Huang, C-Y. 17b/11:00/1 11/A1094 

Huang, F. 20b/14:45/1 33/A399 

20a/14:30/2 100/A573 

Huang, H. 09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Huang, H. 12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Huang, J. 17f/235/4 207/A162 

Huang, J-H. 19b/12:00/5 232/A399 

Huang, R. 08b/15:15/1 22/A997 

Huang, S. 05a/14:00/1 19/A400 

05a/14:15/1 19/A87 

Huang, W. 18b/253/4 208/A579 

Huang, X. 04a/35/4 188/A400 

Huang, X-F. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

Huber, M. 17c/12:15/3 143/A716 

Huber, M. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Huberty, J. 14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

Huc, A-Y. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

Hudson-Edwards, K. 

18d/11:45/1 12/A401 

Hug, S. 14c/14:45/4 176/A497 

Hug, W. 19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Hugo, R.C. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Huguet, C. 15b/153/2 116/A401 

Huh, Y. 05c/25/1 37/A402 

Huhma, H. 06c/15:15/1 21/A1033 

Humayun, M. 05a/14:00/1 19/A400 

01f/16:00/5 234/A402 

Humbert, B. 18k/242/1 56/A812 

Huminicki, M.A.E. 

12b/11:00/3 139/A536 

Humler, E. 08f/11:30/2 70/A152 

06a/11:30/5 219/A300 

Hunt, A. 05c/26/1 37/A403 

Huntington, K.W. 

11c/15:00/5 241/A403 

275

Huntington, K. 15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

20c/15:15/1 34/A240 

Huntman, S.A. 15a/14:00/2 93/A917 

Hureau, C. 18i/14:00/5 247/A150 

Hurowitz, J. 02b/10:00/3 133/A404 

Hurtgen, M. 19g/291/2 128/A344 

Hussain, S. 09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

Hussein, D. 04a/30/4 188/A213 

Huster, J. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Hutchens, E. 21c/15:15/2 101/A404 

Hutcheon, I. 08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

01c/6/4 186/A418 

Hutchins, K. 02a/15:15/2 85/A7 

Hüttl, R. 16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Hwang, H. 18g/226/2 122/A159 

18g/227/2 123/A159 

Hwang, J. 18f/285/4 211/A455 

Hwang, S-L. 08e/10:30/3 136/A405 

Ibrahim, A. 19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Icenhower, J. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

Ickert, R. 09d/87/1 43/A946 

20c/12:15/2 84/A1022 

04a/15:00/4 167/A405 

Igarashi, C. 16b/171/2 117/A859 

Iglesias, R.S. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Ihinger, P. 05d/10:15/2 67/A406 

14c/204/4 204/A369 

Iizuka, T. 03a/4/1 35/A407 

Iizuka, Y. 07e/62/1 40/A561 

Iizuka, Y. 07g/59/2 107/A958 

Ijiri, A. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

Ikingura, J.R. 12e/10:15/1 7/A457 

Ilgen, A. 18h/16:00/1 31/A407 

Ilton, E. 18h/15:15/2 96/A408 

Imai, A. 12e/113/2 112/A1063 

Imamura, K. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Inagaki, F. 19d/247/1 57/A602 

19d/248/1 57/A651 

19d/251/1 57/A927 

19d/10:15/2 82/A408 

19d/10:30/2 82/A538 

Ingalls, A.E. 15b/153/2 116/A401 

Ingrin, J. 07b/11:30/1 5/A409 

Innocent, C. 16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

Innocenti, F. 20a/14:45/2 100/A7 

Inohara, Y. 14c/206/4 204/A409 

Inoue, T. 07f/14:30/4 170/A1049 

Inskeep, W. 19a/14:00/4 183/A321 

Ionov, D. 07c/59/1 40/A639 

06d/11:15/2 68/A410 

09a/11:30/4 153/A754 

Ireland, T.R. 01a/14:15/4 165/A411 

Ireland, T.J. 06b/15:15/4 169/A410 

Irisawa, K. 15a/148/1 48/A670 

Irving, A. 06c/10:00/1 4/A731 

01e/17/4 187/A411 

01f/16:00/5 234/A402 

Ishibashi, J-I. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

19e/256/1 58/A412 

19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Ishida, A. 19h/14:00/2 98/A412 

Ishidoya, S. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Ishiga, H. 18h/227/1 55/A604 

Ishiguro, T. 03d/14/1 36/A444 

Ishiwatari, A. 10d/74/2 109/A522 

Ishizuka, O. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

09d/16:15/2 91/A929 


Isley, S.L. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

Israelachvili, J. 14e/15:30/1 28/A325 

Issler, D. 11c/15:30/5 241/A413 

Istok, J. 18h/10:00/1 13/A546 

Itai, T. 18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

Ito, E. 17b/12:15/1 11/A1001 

Ito, E. 09a/10:45/4 153/A605 

Ito, G. 05c/10:45/1 3/A83 

05c/33/1 38/A922 

10b/10:00/4 154/A414 

Ito, K. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Ito, M. 01e/11:00/5 217/A603 

Ito, M. 18h/215/1 54/A415 

Ivanic, T. 06d/44/1 39/A481 

Ivanochko, T. 17b/11:45/1 11/A415 

Ivanov, A. 18b/249/4 208/A416 

Ivy-Ochs, S. 16e/178/2 118/A485 

Iwamori, H. 09c/121/4 196/A416 

Iwanaga, Y. 21c/283/1 60/A638 

Izawa, M. 07h/103/4 195/A373 

Izbekov, P. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

Izbicki, J. 17d/198/2 120/A501 

18a/14:30/4 180/A417 

Jaccard, S. 17c/11:15/3 143/A290 

17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Jackova, I. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Jackson, A. 17d/16:15/4 179/A612 

Jackson, S. 20a/15:45/2 100/A546 

Jackson, T.A. 18a/16:15/4 180/A418 

Jacobsen, B. 02a/15:30/2 85/A205 

01c/16:00/4 166/A658 

01c/6/4 186/A418 

Jacobsen, C. 20j/15:45/5 249/A276 

Jacobsen, S. 03a/11:00/1 2/A419 

03a/14:00/1 17/A775 

03a/14:45/1 17/A147 

05d/11:45/2 67/A693 

20f/10:00/5 233/A256 

Jacobson, A.R. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

Jacobson, A.D. 16b/10:00/4 156/A419 

Jacobson, M. 18g/11:30/4 160/A420 

Jaeschke, A. 15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

Jaffe, P. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Jagoutz, O. 04a/30/4 188/A213 

Jahn, B-M. 20h/11:30/4 163/A151 

Jaillard, B. 18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Jain, V. 18g/228/2 123/A421 

Jaisi, D. 14e/143/2 115/A422 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Jaiswal, N.K. 18h/216/1 54/A422 

Jakimowicz, J. 11b/11:30/5 224/A614 

Jalowitzki, T. 06d/40/1 38/A304 

06d/42/1 38/A423 

08g/14:00/2 90/A760 

06d/15:15/2 88/A174 

Jambon, A. 07e/11:45/2 69/A532 

Jambor, J. 18e/10:00/4 159/A91 

18e/15:45/4 181/A765 

18e/271/4 210/A644 

18e/10:30/5 230/A423 

James, R. 15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

16a/226/4 206/A1026 

16a/15:15/5 244/A730 

Jamieson, H.E. 18e/15:00/4 181/A424 

18e/15:15/4 181/A259 

18g/15:45/4 182/A181 

18e/10:45/5 230/A866

Jang, L-Y. 07b/10:00/1 5/A248 

Janney, P. 01c/16:15/4 166/A106 

Janots, E. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Jardine, P. 18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Jarvis, J. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502 

Jayananda, M. 03e/17/1 36/A356 

03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Jayko, A. 17d/201/2 120/A744 

Jean, M. 06d/14:15/2 88/A856 

Jeandel, C. 15a/144/1 48/A425 

15a/146/1 48/A510 

15a/11:30/2 76/A1090 

Jeandel, E. 14b/124/1 46/A425 

Jefferson, C. 12d/14:45/2 92/A203 

Jena, V.K. 18e/268/4 210/A426 

Jenkin, G. 18a/219/2 122/A863 

Jenkins, D.M. 07f/50/2 106/A426 

Jenkins, T. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Jenkins, W. 15a/10:30/2 76/A107 

Jensen, S.M. 06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

Jensen, T.H. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Jenson, J. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Jephcoat, A.P. 07e/10:45/2 69/A427 

07c/15:30/2 89/A104 

Jerram, D.A. 10a/15:15/4 173/A427 

Jezequel, P. 20d/321/2 130/A170 

Ji, H. 16a/223/4 206/A428 

Ji, J. 14c/15:30/4 176/A941 

Jia, X. 12d/117/1 45/A1100 

19g/293/2 128/A428 

Jia, Y. 18h/217/1 54/A429 

18h/258/2 125/A1089 

19b/301/4 212/A1047 

Jiang, C. 05c/27/1 37/A429 

05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Jiang, C-Y. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

Jiang, D. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Jiang, S. 16b/172/2 118/A1057 

Jiang, S-Y. 12c/94/1 43/A430 

04a/39/4 189/A770 

Jiang, S. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Jiang, W. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Jiang, W-T. 14c/200/4 204/A152 

21b/15:30/5 250/A396 

21b/15:45/5 250/A430 

Jiang, Y-H. 12c/94/1 43/A430 

09c/122/4 196/A431 

Jiang, Y. 16a/223/4 206/A428 

Jiao, J-G. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

05c/27/1 37/A429 

10b/155/4 199/A431 

Jicha, B. 10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Jin, L. 16c/15:45/2 95/A432 

16c/16:00/2 95/A372 

Jin, S. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Jin, X. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Jin, Z-L. 04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Jin, Z. 14a/196/4 203/A1086 

Jo, H-Y. 14c/208/4 204/A507 

Joao, H. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Jöbstl, D. 21c/16:00/2 101/A618 

Jochum, K.P. 19i/266/1 59/A433 

20a/16:00/2 100/A19 

14a/191/4 203/A373 

Jõeleht, A. 08d/16:15/1 24/A981 

Johannesson, K. 15a/11:45/2 76/A433 

Johansson, L. 08g/15:00/2 90/A354 

Author Index 

John, D. 12c/92/1 43/A229 

12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

John, S. 15a/14:30/2 93/A434 

John, T. 08g/78/1 42/A486 

08g/14:15/2 90/A989 

06b/14:45/4 169/A434 

09c/120/4 196/A294 

20h/317/4 214/A833 

Johnson, A. 21c/15:45/2 101/A435 

Johnson, A. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Johnson, B. 18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Johnson, C. 06c/14:00/1 21/A62 

20a/15:30/2 100/A362 

03e/15:45/2 87/A435 

10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Johnson, D. 12e/95/2 111/A609 

Johnson, E. 10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

Johnson, G. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Johnson, K.R. 17a/188/1 52/A203 

17a/190/1 52/A436 

17a/11:00/2 78/A366 

Johnson, K.L. 21d/11:30/1 16/A226 

21d/12:00/1 16/A436 

Johnson, O. 15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

Johnson, P. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Johnson, T.M. 12e/11:30/1 7/A97 

18a/219/2 122/A863 

18a/221/2 122/A1102 

18a/14:15/4 180/A437 

Johnson, W.K. 15a/10:45/2 76/A309 

Johnston, D. 19g/14:15/1 32/A1075 

Johs, A. 14e/14:30/1 28/A1001 

Jolliff, B. 01f/16:15/5 234/A1072 

Jonathan, L. 14c/15:00/4 176/A96 

Jones, C. 19i/267/1 59/A437 

Jones, J. 02a/14:30/2 85/A438 

07c/16:00/2 89/A588 

Jones, K.M. 15a/12:00/2 76/A439 

Jones, K. 18j/265/2 126/A438 

Jöns, N. 15c/164/1 49/A439 

Jonsson, C.L. 14c/14:15/4 176/A921 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

14c/201/4 204/A168 

Jonsson, C.M. 14c/14:15/4 176/A921 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

14c/201/4 204/A168 

Joo, C. 14g/215/4 205/A472 

Jordan, G. 14c/16:00/4 176/A750 

Jorge, R. 13a/123/2 113/A264 

Jorgensen, B.B. 14a/188/4 203/A102 

Jose, V. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

Joseph, E. 21d/11:00/1 16/A440 

Joshi, R. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Joswiak, D. 01e/10:15/5 217/A441 

01e/11:00/5 217/A603 

Jouvin, D. 18a/12:15/4 158/A441 

Jovanovic, D. 21d/296/1 61/A321 

Jude, D. 20f/11:30/5 233/A77 

Juery, A. 18k/15:15/2 97/A62 

Juillot, F. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

Jull, A.J.T. 16e/10:00/3 142/A231 

Jull, M. 06a/82/4 193/A621 

Jun, Y-S. 14e/11:45/1 9/A442 

Jung, S. 06e/90/4 193/A442 

Jung, S-H. 14c/208/4 204/A507 

Junges, S. 04c/69/4 191/A750 

Junier, P. 19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

277

Jurado-Chichay, Z. 

10c/15:45/5 240/A1073 

Kaasalainen, H. 18c/11:00/2 79/A443 

Kaczmarek, M-A. 

06d/43/1 38/A443 

Kaempf, H. 10c/16:15/5 240/A109 

Kafousia, N. 17c/11:45/3 143/A679 

Kagawa, Y. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Kagi, H. 08e/11:15/3 136/A444 

14c/214/4 205/A1065 

Kakegawa, T. 03d/13/1 36/A286 

03d/14/1 36/A444 

03e/20/1 37/A702 

19h/14:00/2 98/A412 

Kakonyi, G. 18d/11:15/1 12/A9 

18h/16:00/2 96/A445 

20j/15:30/5 249/A853 

Kakubuchi, S. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Kalinichev, A. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

21b/14:00/5 250/A10 

Kallukalam, T.J. 04c/71/4 192/A984 

Kalpana, G. 12d/108/1 45/A583 

Kalt, A. 15c/11:00/3 141/A985 

Kamber, B. 13b/14:45/1 26/A599 

03e/21/1 37/A733 

20c/309/2 129/A312 

04e/11:45/3 135/A72 

04a/10:30/4 151/A446 

04a/45/4 189/A967 

Kameda, A. 09a/114/4 196/A823 

Kamenetsky, D. 07d/10:00/5 220/A978 

Kamenetsky, V. 06c/11:00/1 4/A446 

06c/36/2 105/A637 

12b/10:00/3 139/A616 

Kamenov, G. 04e/15/2 103/A908 

04a/32/4 188/A278 

Kaminsky, F. 06c/30/2 105/A71 

Kämpf, H. 10b/11:30/4 154/A447 

Kamyshny, A. 18c/16:00/1 30/A447 

Kandler, K. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Kaneko, M. 19d/11:00/2 82/A448 

Kaneoka, I. 05d/10:30/2 67/A448 

Kang, H. 14b/121/1 46/A161 

18h/207/1 53/A149 

18b/250/4 208/A471 

Kanik, I. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Kanngießer, B. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Kantor, I. 07a/10:45/4 152/A136 

Kapetas, L. 19a/11:45/4 161/A449 

Kappler, A. 03e/16:15/2 87/A450 

19a/14:30/4 183/A361 

19b/12:15/5 232/A449 

Karaca, D. 14a/14:15/5 242/A450 

Karcz, Z. 14c/207/4 204/A451 

Kargel, J. 02b/12:00/3 133/A592 

Karisiddaiah, S. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Karjalainen, A-M. 

15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

Kasanzu, C. 13a/125/2 113/A451 

Kasemann, S. 17c/10:30/3 143/A452 

17c/10:45/3 143/A834 

Kasioptas, A. 14d/10:45/2 74/A767 

Kasper, H.U. 18e/263/4 209/A171 

Kasson, A. 21d/322/1 63/A925 

Kastner, M. 08c/15:30/1 23/A452 

Kaszuba, J.P. 14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Katakuse, M. 05c/11:00/1 3/A352 

09e/15:15/5 239/A474 


Kato, H. 18b/248/4 208/A352 

Kato, K. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Kato, Y. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Katsev, S. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

Katsura, T. 07a/12:15/4 152/A1076 

Katz, L. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Katz, R. 10b/14:45/4 174/A453 

Katzir, Y. 04a/43/4 189/A896 

Kaufman, A.J. 15b/15:15/1 29/A482 

18a/11:00/4 158/A829 

Kaur, N. 18h/11:45/2 80/A454 

Kavner, A. 20b/11:45/1 15/A87 

Kawabata, H. 09d/16:15/2 91/A929 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

Kawamoto, K. 07g/53/2 107/A456 

Kawamoto, T. 07b/43/2 106/A345 

Kawamura, K. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Kawano, M. 18f/285/4 211/A455 

Kay, R. 04d/14:00/5 235/A455 

Kay, S. 04a/12:00/4 151/A456 

Kayama, M. 07g/53/2 107/A456 

20d/329/2 131/A685 

Kazimoto, E. 12e/10:15/1 7/A457 

Kee, T. 03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Keech, A. 16a/10:30/5 226/A457 

Keigwin, L.D. 16a/11:15/5 226/A338 

Keith-Roach, M.J. 

18h/228/1 55/A606 

19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

18h/10:45/3 144/A350 

18h/11:45/3 144/A785 

Kelemen, P. 09d/14:00/2 91/A458 

06b/28/2 104/A742 

Keller, C.K. 16c/16:15/2 95/A458 

Keller, K. 16a/14:15/5 244/A225 

Keller, L.M. 08g/16:15/2 90/A459 

Keller, L.P. 01e/10:30/5 217/A459 

01e/11:45/5 217/A671 

20j/15:45/5 249/A276 

Keller, N. 07b/10:00/1 5/A248 

Keller, N. 18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

Keller, P. 07h/15:15/5 238/A357 

Kelley, D.S. 15c/10:00/3 141/A460 

15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Kelley, K.A. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

Kelley, S. 11c/14:30/5 241/A275 

Kelley, S.P. 11a/171/4 201/A167 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Kellogg, J. 05d/11:45/2 67/A693 

Kellogg, L. 05d/10:00/2 67/A461 

Kelly, M.J. Plenary/4 A237 

17d/11:00/4 157/A461 

Kelly, M. 17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Kelly, N. 04e/12:00/3 135/A462 

Kelly, S. 18h/11:15/1 13/A694 

18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

Kelly-Gerreyn, B. 

14a/195/4 203/A974 

Kemner, K. 18h/11:15/1 13/A694 

18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

Kemp, T. 04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Kempton, R. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

Kendall, B. 20d/11:00/3 147/A188 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Kendall, T. 14c/15:15/4 176/A463 

Kennedy, B. 18h/11:45/2 80/A454

Kennedy, D. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Kennedy, I. 18g/12:00/4 160/A681 

Kennell, T. 16a/222/4 206/A340 

Kennett, B. 05a/14:30/1 19/A464 

Kennett, J.P. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Kenney, J. 19b/10:15/5 232/A464 

Kent, A. 08f/71/1 41/A812 

10e/11:45/3 138/A732 

09a/10:15/4 153/A521 

10b/10:30/4 154/A465 

10a/15:45/4 173/A198 

Kerhervé, P. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Kerisit, S. 18h/15:30/2 96/A874 

14c/14:00/4 176/A465 

Kerkhoff, L. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Kerr, A. 04c/15:45/4 168/A633 

Kersten, F. 06e/91/4 193/A466 

Kersten, M. 18h/243/2 124/A864 

Kesler, S. 12c/11:45/2 73/A206 

18e/274/4 210/A788 

Kessel, R. 07b/11:00/1 5/A234 

Ketcham, R. 11a/16:15/4 175/A466 

Ketchum, J. 04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

Ketzer, J.M. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Khachatryan, G. 08e/11:45/3 136/A490 

Khalili Mobarhan, S. 

10a/139/4 198/A467 

Khanalizadeh, A. 21d/293/1 61/A258 

Khandaker, Z. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Khanehbad, M. 18b/254/4 208/A641 

Khare, N. 19a/276/2 126/A467 

Khatiwala, S. 15a/12:00/2 76/A439 

Kheirkhah, M. 10a/140/4 198/A468 

Khromykh, S. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Khudoley, A. 20d/320/2 130/A147 

Kibanova, D. 18i/14:15/5 247/A468 

Kieser, L. 20c/10:00/2 84/A242 

Kietäväinen, R. 06c/33/2 105/A469 

Kiguchi, M. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Kikawada, Y. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Kikuchi, M. 18h/218/1 54/A470 

Kilburn, M. 20c/310/2 129/A377 

Kilcoyne, A.L.D. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

Kilcoyne, D. 20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

20j/15:15/5 249/A171 

Kim, B. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

Kim, C. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 

Kim, H. 18g/227/2 123/A159 

Kim, I. 14b/121/1 46/A161 

19a/274/2 126/A160 

18e/269/4 210/A471 

Kim, J. 18h/254/2 125/A1056 

18e/269/4 210/A471 

Kim, J. 18b/250/4 208/A471 

18e/269/4 210/A471 

Kim, J. 14b/121/1 46/A161 

Kim, J-H. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Kim, K-H. 14g/215/4 205/A472 

Kim, K. 14g/215/4 205/A472 

Kim, M-H. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

Kim, S-T. 20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

Kim, S. 18b/250/4 208/A471 

Kim, S.H. 19a/277/2 127/A473 

Kim, T-K. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Kim, Y. 18b/251/4 208/A525 

Kimball, B. 19i/268/1 59/A581 

18a/12:00/4 158/A473 

Author Index 

Kimura, H. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

Kimura, J-I. 05c/11:00/1 3/A352 

09d/88/1 43/A1036 

04b/58/4 190/A505 

09e/134/4 197/A1050 

09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

King, A. 20e/16:15/4 185/A807 

King, J. 18b/252/4 208/A567 

King, J. 21d/12:00/1 16/A436 

Kingston, A.W. 20c/312/2 130/A474 

Kinniburgh, D.G. 18h/12:15/3 144/A986 

Kintzel, E. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Kipfer, R. 18j/11:00/3 145/A483 

18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Kipp, G. 18e/16:00/4 181/A904 

Kirby, C. 07h/103/4 195/A373 

Kirchenbaur, M. 04a/10:15/4 151/A475 

Kirchner, J. 16b/11:30/4 156/A266 

Kirk, M. 18h/12:00/1 13/A475 

Kirkland, C. 13a/11:30/1 8/A196 

Kirkpartick, R.J. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Kirsch, R. 18h/16:15/1 31/A476 

18e/10:45/4 159/A51 

Kirshtein, J. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Kirsimäe, K. 08d/16:15/1 24/A981 

Kirste, D. 18d/206/1 53/A1013 

14g/15:30/5 243/A534 

Kisakürek, B. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

Kissin, S. 01d/9/4 186/A476 

Kita, N.T. 15b/14:45/1 29/A496 

03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

20e/15:15/4 185/A107 

20e/15:30/4 185/A970 

01c/7/4 186/A504 

10a/151/4 199/A1034 

Kita, N. 10d/73/2 109/A143 

Kitajima, K. 20d/327/2 131/A477 

Kitazato, H. 19d/251/1 57/A927 

Kivimaki, A-L. 16d/15:15/4 178/A873 

Kjarsgaard, B. 06c/10:00/1 4/A731 

06c/15:45/1 21/A478 

Klein, B. 18k/239/1 56/A608 

Klein, E. 06a/80/4 192/A478 

Klein, F. 15c/160/1 49/A41 

15c/12:00/3 141/A479 

Klein-BenDavid, O. 

06c/10:00/1 4/A731 

08e/10:00/3 136/A479 

08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

Kleine, T. 05d/11:00/2 67/A105 

09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

20d/10:00/3 147/A480 

01d/10:30/4 150/A953 

01d/10/4 186/A480 

Kleinhanns, I.C. 06e/89/4 193/A92 

Klemd, R. 04a/10:15/4 151/A475 

09c/120/4 196/A294 

Klemetti, E.W. 10a/11:30/5 223/A481 

Klemme, S. 06d/44/1 39/A481 

08f/69/1 41/A776 

20h/11:15/4 163/A482 

Klochko, K. 15b/15:15/1 29/A482 

Klügel, A. 15e/174/1 50/A93 

Klumb, A. 15e/181/1 51/A483 

279

Klump, S. 18j/11:00/3 145/A483 

18j/12:00/3 145/A164 

Knight, K.B. 20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Knoeller, K. 18c/14:30/1 30/A484 

Ko, H-J. 18e/270/4 210/A484 

Kobayashi, D. 19b/11:30/5 232/A578 

Kobayashi, K. 09d/11:30/2 71/A949 

04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

10a/10:45/5 223/A930 

10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

Kobayashi, S. 18f/281/4 211/A41 

Kober, F. 16e/177/2 118/A379 

16e/178/2 118/A485 

Koc, S. 12e/98/2 111/A703 

Kocar, B. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Kocherla, M. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Kodina, L. 15a/145/1 48/A486 

Kodolányi, J. 08g/78/1 42/A486 

Koehler, I. 03e/16:15/2 87/A450 

Koenig, A. 15b/159/2 116/A1025 

Koffman, B. 17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Kogarko, L.N. 06b/23/2 104/A119 

06c/34/2 105/A511 

Kögel-Knabner, I. 

16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Kogiso, T. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

06b/14:30/4 169/A861 

Koh, D-C. 18j/264/2 125/A370 

Koh, H. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Kohler, M. 18k/11:30/2 81/A192 

Kohn, S.C. 07b/11:30/1 5/A409 

Kolesnikov, A. 20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Koleszar, A.M. 10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

Kolitsch, U. 07h/104/4 195/A487 

07h/107/4 195/A632 

Kolker, A. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Kolotilina, T. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Komiya, T. 19h/14:45/2 98/A960 

Komuro, K. 20d/329/2 131/A685 

Kong, X. 17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

Konhauser, K. 03e/18/1 36/A488 

03e/21/1 37/A733 

19a/11:00/4 161/A513 

Konig, S. 03b/4/2 102/A384 

20h/11:45/4 163/A488 

Konishi, H. 14e/15:45/1 28/A1002 

14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

04b/11:00/5 218/A489 

Kono, T. 15a/150/1 48/A688 

Konopelko, D. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Konter, J. 20c/11:15/2 84/A489 

Kooijman, E. 13a/10:00/1 8/A783 

13a/131/2 114/A813 

Koons, P. 16d/15:30/4 178/A738 

Kopacek, J. 14d/10:15/2 74/A490 

Kopeikin, I.A. 18k/243/1 56/A826 

Kopocek, J. 14d/10:30/2 74/A689 

Kopylova, M. 08e/11:45/3 136/A490 

Korber, D. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

Korobeinikov, A. 21d/289/1 61/A80 

Korobeinikov, S.N. 

09c/124/4 196/A757 

Korochantseva, E.V. 

06b/23/2 104/A119 

01e/18/4 187/A491 


Koroleva, M. 14a/192/4 203/A491 

Korotev, R. 01f/23/4 187/A492 

01f/16:15/5 234/A1072 

Koschinsky, A. 15e/177/1 50/A295 

20h/12:00/4 163/A834 

Kosler, J. 03d/12/1 36/A274 

20d/12:00/3 147/A492 

04b/62/4 191/A877 

Kostitsyn, Y. 03a/5/1 35/A493 

Kotler, J.M. 19c/14:45/5 248/A793 

Kotova, O. 21d/299/1 62/A493 

Kotrba, P. 21c/280/1 60/A99 

Kovalenko, A. 04c/66/4 191/A494 

Kowacz, M. 14c/11:45/5 225/A494 

Kowalski, W. 18d/204/1 53/A495 

Kozai, N. 19f/288/2 127/A495 

Kozaki, N. 19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Kozaki, T. 18b/248/4 208/A352 

Kozdon, R. 15b/14:45/1 29/A496 

20e/15:30/4 185/A970 

Kozyreva, I. 21d/300/1 62/A496 

Kraal, P. 14d/132/1 47/A497 

17c/11:30/3 143/A958 

Krabbenhoft, D. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Krachler, M. 13b/136/2 114/A535 

Kraemer, S. 14c/14:45/4 176/A497 

Kraepiel, A. 19b/300/4 212/A1019 

Kraft, M. 02b/3/2 102/A774 

02b/10:30/3 133/A498 

Kramers, J. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Kretschmer, S. 17d/12:00/4 157/A498 

Kretzschmar, R. 18a/212/2 121/A378 

14c/14:45/4 176/A497 

18a/15:30/4 180/A1019 

19b/12:00/5 232/A399 

16a/15:45/5 244/A533 

Kreutz, K. 17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Krishna, K.V. 04e/11/2 103/A499 

Kristiansen, K. 14e/15:30/1 28/A325 

Kritee, K. 18a/16:00/4 180/A499 

Krivtsov, A. 01f/24/4 188/A500 

Kroeger, K. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Kronz, A. 13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

04a/33/4 188/A288 

Krot, A. 01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

01c/6/4 186/A418 

Krumholz, L. 18h/10:00/1 13/A546 

Kubicki, J. 20b/10:15/1 15/A500 

20b/295/2 128/A223 

20g/314/4 214/A660 

18f/10:30/5 231/A705 

Kubik, P.W. 16e/178/2 118/A485 

Kubo, A. 07f/14:00/4 170/A230 

Kucera, M. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Kuder, T. 18b/11:15/5 229/A501 

Kudryavtsev, A. 21b/15:00/5 250/A193 

Kuehner, S. 01e/17/4 187/A411 

Kühn, H. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Kukkadapu, R. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Kulongoski, J. 17d/198/2 120/A501 

Kulp, T. 18a/14:30/4 180/A417 

Kumagai, H. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

15c/167/1 50/A670 

06a/81/4 193/A502 

Kumar, A. 18g/228/2 123/A421 

Kumfer, B. 18g/12:00/4 160/A681 

Kunasek, S. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502

Kunieda, M. 14b/125/1 46/A503 

14b/129/1 46/A965 

Kunikiyo, T. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Kunk, M. 04d/16:00/5 235/A1028 

Kuno, A. 18h/209/1 54/A163 

Kunz, M. 07h/105/4 195/A503 

20j/321/4 214/A185 

Kuptsova, A. 13a/126/2 113/A504 

Kurahashi, E. 01c/7/4 186/A504 

Kurahashi-Nakamura, T. 

17c/189/2 119/A505 

Kurbatov, A. 17e/230/4 206/A232 

17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Kurhila, M. 04b/12:00/5 218/A804 

Kuritani, T. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Kurkcuoglu, B. 06e/92/4 193/A506 

Kuroda, Y. 14b/126/1 46/A506 

14b/129/1 46/A965 

Kuroyanagi, A. 17a/194/1 52/A862 

Kurth-Velz, M. 06d/45/1 39/A507 

Kurz, M.D. 10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

09e/15:00/5 239/A1057 

Kutterolf, S. 15e/182/1 51/A551 

Kwon, J-S. 14c/208/4 204/A507 

Kwong, J. 18e/11:00/5 230/A508 

Kyser, K. 08a/64/1 40/A145 

12d/14:00/2 92/A508 

11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

L'Heureux, I. 18k/14:15/2 97/A640 

Labanieh, S. 10c/16:00/5 240/A509 

Labeyrie, L. 17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

Labotka, T. 07g/15:45/4 171/A509 

Labrosse, S. 03a/12:00/1 2/A372 

03b/14:15/1 18/A174 

Lacan, F. 15a/144/1 48/A425 

15a/146/1 48/A510 

15a/11:30/2 76/A1090 

Lafortune, S. 14b/127/1 46/A510 

Lagane, C. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

Lagarde, P. 07f/15:00/4 170/A678 

LaGatta, A. 09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

Lahaye, Y. 06c/34/2 105/A511 

17f/240/4 207/A555 

Lahfid, A. 11a/174/4 201/A511 

Lai, X. 12d/107/1 44/A512 

Lai, X. 12d/115/1 45/A1058 

Lajeunesse, E. Plenary/5 A289 

Lakshtanov, L. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Lal, D. 16e/11:00/3 142/A512 

Lalonde, S. 03e/18/1 36/A488 

03e/21/1 37/A733 

19a/11:00/4 161/A513 

Lam, R. 13a/11:30/1 8/A196 

LaMaskin, T. 13a/11:45/1 8/A513 

Lammers, A. 18a/15:00/4 180/A86 

Lan, C-Y. 13a/127/2 114/A514 

Lancelot, C. 15a/152/1 48/A837 

Landing, W. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Lane, A. 19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Lane, M. 18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

Lane, V. 18d/12:15/1 12/A1011 

Lang, F. 18i/14:30/5 247/A551 

Lang, M. 11a/15:30/4 175/A248 

Lang, Y.-C. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

Lange, R. 09b/11:30/5 222/A515 

Langenhorst, F. 21d/292/1 61/A214 

Langley, S. 19f/10:45/3 146/A278 

Author Index 

Langmuir, C.H. 08f/10:00/2 70/A515 

08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

10b/11:15/4 154/A891 

09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

06a/11:00/5 219/A820 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Lannuzel, D. 15a/139/1 47/A209 

15a/152/1 48/A837 

Lanoil, B. 16d/174/2 118/A987 

Lanzirotti, A. 20j/323/4 215/A516 

20j/14:45/5 249/A919 

Lapen, T. 02a/2/1 35/A738 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

Lapidus-Lavine, G. 

19b/295/4 212/A180 

Laporte, E. 18h/235/1 56/A744 

Larentzos, J. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Larocque, J. 09b/10:15/5 222/A517 

Laronne Ben Itzhak, L. 

14c/207/4 204/A451 

LaRowe, D. 03d/15/1 36/A517 

Larsen, J. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

Larsen, L. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

Larson, P. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Lasaga, A. 20f/310/4 213/A1008 

18f/11:30/5 231/A700 

20f/12:00/5 233/A712 

Laske, G. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Latoui, K. 18j/266/2 126/A519 

Lau, B. 14e/15:00/1 28/A396 

Laurenz, V. 12b/11:15/3 139/A519 

12b/12:00/3 139/A49 

Lauretta, D. 03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Laval, B. 19g/12:15/1 14/A109 

Lave, J. 17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

Lavkulich, L. 16c/15:30/2 95/A323 

Law, G. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

Lawrence, J.R. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

20j/14:00/5 249/A381 

20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Lawson, M. 18j/267/2 126/A520 

Layer, P. 11b/10:45/5 224/A74 

Layne, G. 09a/10:15/4 153/A521 

06b/14:45/4 169/A434 

Lazareva, E. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521 

18h/241/2 124/A856 

18e/260/4 209/A92 

18e/266/4 209/A337 

Lazareva, O. 18f/286/4 211/A522 

Le, C. 18c/225/2 122/A721 

Lear, K. 18e/11:15/5 230/A553 

Leavitt, W. 19i/271/1 59/A731 

Le Berre, J-F. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Le Cadre, E. 18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Lecuyer, C. 08g/14:45/2 90/A797 

17c/196/2 120/A957 

Ledneva, G. 10d/74/2 109/A522 

Lee, B. 14e/11:45/1 9/A442 

Lee, B. 12e/120/2 113/A1102 

18g/230/2 123/A523 

281

Lee, C-T. 02a/1/1 35/A195 

02a/2/1 35/A738 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

10a/16:00/4 173/A530 

04c/16:15/4 168/A523 

09c/123/4 196/A630 

Lee, D-C. 01d/11/4 186/A524 

Lee, D-H. 18j/264/2 125/A370 

Lee, G. 18h/229/1 55/A632 

21d/309/1 62/A723 

21d/318/1 63/A883 

Lee, J. 11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

11b/183/4 202/A975 

Lee, J-S. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Lee, J.U. 19a/277/2 127/A473 

Lee, J. 14c/12:00/5 225/A524 

Lee, J.K. 18b/245/4 208/A44 

Lee, J.I. 09e/130/4 197/A526 

Lee, J-E. 17e/232/4 207/A525 

Lee, J.I. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Lee, K-S. 16b/170/2 117/A816 

20c/307/2 129/A95 

18b/251/4 208/A525 

Lee, L. 16c/15:15/2 95/A653 

20g/11:00/4 162/A1005 

Lee, M.J. 06c/41/2 106/A861 

09e/130/4 197/A526 

Lee, M. 18h/254/2 125/A1056 

Lee, M. 14b/121/1 46/A161 

18h/207/1 53/A149 

19a/274/2 126/A160 

18b/250/4 208/A471 

18e/269/4 210/A471 

Lee, N. 03c/12:15/2 66/A526 

Lee, S. 19a/278/2 127/A527 

Lee, S-G. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Lee, S.Y. 21d/301/1 62/A528 

Lee, S.R. 01d/12/4 187/A528 

Lee, T. 09e/15:00/5 239/A1057 

Lee, T. 09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

Lee, T. 14g/16:15/5 243/A527 

Lee, V. 16a/10:45/5 226/A529 

Lee, Y.J. 18h/220/1 54/A530 

Leeman, W. 09d/12:00/2 71/A906 

10a/16:00/4 173/A530 

Lefticariu, L. 02b/11:15/3 133/A531 

Legrand, S. 18k/15:15/2 97/A62 

Legros, S. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

Le Guillou, C. 07e/11:45/2 69/A532 

Lehndorff, E. 18g/10:00/4 160/A842 

Lehnert, K.A. 20g/10:00/4 162/A532 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

Lei, J. 18h/251/2 124/A1042 

Lei, T. 14c/199/4 204/A128 

Leivuori, M. 14d/133/1 47/A573 

Lemarchand, D. 16c/11:30/2 77/A533 

16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

Lemarchand, E. 16a/15:45/5 244/A533 

Lemarchand, E. 16c/11:30/2 77/A533 

Lemke, K. 08d/14:00/1 24/A534 

Lemus, J. 18i/14:15/5 247/A468 

Lenahan, M. 14g/15:30/5 243/A534 

Lengke, M. 19a/10:00/4 161/A886 

Lentini, C. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 


Lentz, D. 12c/91/1 43/A84 

12c/93/1 43/A301 

12c/97/1 44/A663 

12c/98/1 44/A793 

Lepekhina, E. 06a/79/4 192/A71 

Lepetit, P. 17c/190/2 119/A535 

Lepot, K. 20j/15:00/5 249/A75 

Leppard, G. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

20j/14:00/5 249/A381 

Leri, A. 18c/15:30/1 30/A359 

le Roex, A.P. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

Leroux, G. 13b/136/2 114/A535 

18h/235/2 123/A758 

Le Roux, V. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

Lesher, C.M. 12b/11:00/3 139/A536 

Lesher, C.E. 05c/10:30/1 3/A116 

20b/14:45/1 33/A399 

10b/14:00/4 174/A45 

07f/14:30/4 170/A1049 

07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Lesher, E. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

Leslie, S. 10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Lettmann, K. 19d/249/1 57/A796 

Leupin, O.X. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Levard, C. 18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Levchenko, A. 20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

Lever, M. 19d/10:30/2 82/A538 

Levine, J. 20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Levresse, G. 08b/62/2 107/A957 

Lewan, M. 12d/15:15/2 92/A538 

Lewis, C. 16c/14:45/2 95/A21 

Leybourne, M. 12e/10:00/1 7/A539 

Li, A. 17c/191/2 119/A539 

Li, B. 12e/92/2 111/A540 

Li, B. 12d/106/1 44/A333 

Li, B. 12d/111/1 45/A929 

Li, C. 08g/77/1 42/A397 

Li, D. 15a/141/1 48/A294 

Li, G. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

Li, G. 16c/186/1 51/A770 

Li, G. 21d/298/1 62/A335 

Li, H. 04a/48/4 189/A1004 

Li, H. 12e/87/2 110/A81 

Li, J. 17c/186/2 119/A155 

Li, J-L. 06d/12:00/2 68/A555 

Li, J. 21c/282/1 60/A542 

Li, J. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

Li, J. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Li, J. 20b/12:15/1 15/A1103 

20b/298/2 128/A540 

Li, J. 06d/46/1 39/A541 

Li, J. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Li, J-W. 13a/133/2 114/A916 

04a/55/4 190/A1094 

Li, K. 12d/100/1 44/A128 

Li, L. 19g/11:00/1 14/A543 

Li, L. 18k/12:00/2 81/A893 

Li, L. 12e/115/2 112/A1077 

Li, L. 18h/222/1 55/A542 

Li, M. 06d/47/1 39/A543 

Li, M.L. 12e/94/2 111/A571 

Li, N. 08g/14:30/2 90/A253 

Li, P. 19d/253/1 57/A1039 

Li, Q-L. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Li, Q. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

Li, S. 08g/83/1 42/A1093 

04e/10:45/3 135/A544 

04a/36/4 189/A544

Li, S.R. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

18i/15:45/5 247/A1055 

Li, S. 12e/117/2 113/A1082 

Li, S.-L. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

16a/224/4 206/A556 

Li, S.L. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Li, S.Z. 20b/299/2 129/A545 

Li, T. 16a/223/4 206/A428 

Li, T. 12d/111/1 45/A929 

Li, W. 20a/15:45/2 100/A546 

Li, W. 04a/35/4 188/A400 

Li, X. 18c/15:45/1 30/A547 

Li, X. 18h/10:00/1 13/A546 

Li, X-H. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

04a/35/4 188/A400 

04c/70/4 191/A911 

Li, X. 20b/300/2 129/A548 

Li, X. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Li, Y. 03e/19/1 36/A548 

Li, Z-X. 11b/11:15/5 224/A1006 

Li, Z. 12e/117/2 113/A1082 

Li, Z. 08b/15:15/1 22/A997 

18h/223/1 55/A549 

Li, Z.H. 20b/301/2 129/A549 

Li, Z. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

Li, Z. 12e/115/2 112/A1077 

Li, Z. 12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Liaghat, S. 12e/11:45/1 7/A550 

Liane G., B. 14c/15:00/4 176/A96 

Liang, C. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Liang, J. 04d/14:30/5 235/A550 

Liang, L. 14e/14:30/1 28/A1001 

Liang, Y. 10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

Liao, S-Y. 09c/122/4 196/A431 

Libourel, G. 14c/202/4 204/A311 

Liebetrau, V. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

15e/182/1 51/A551 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

Lieke, K. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Liermann, L. 18a/214/2 121/A692 

Liese, A. 18i/14:30/5 247/A551 

Lifton, N. 16e/10:00/3 142/A231 

16e/11:30/3 142/A552 

Ligabue, R. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Lilley, M. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

Lim, D. 19g/12:15/1 14/A109 

Lima, V. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Lin, H-L. 15b/157/2 116/A787 

Lin, H. 16c/184/1 51/A552 

Lin, T. 10d/76/2 109/A574 

Lin, X. 08b/14:15/1 22/A1075 

Lin, Y. 14c/15:30/4 176/A941 

Linares, J. 02b/2/2 102/A296 

Linderholm, H. 17a/191/1 52/A553 

Lindqvist-Reis, P. 

18h/10:00/2 80/A361 

Lindsay, M. 18e/11:15/5 230/A553 

Ling, H.F. 20b/12:15/1 15/A1103 

Ling, M. 09c/15:45/4 172/A554 

Ling, M. 12d/115/1 45/A1058 

Link, M. 18b/256/4 209/A937 

Linke, P. 15e/182/1 51/A551 

Linnen, R. 12e/16:15/1 25/A110 

07d/97/4 194/A88 

07d/98/4 194/A336 

Lippmann-Pipke, J. 

18h/224/1 55/A554 

Lippold, H. 18h/224/1 55/A554 

Author Index 

Lippold, J. 17f/240/4 207/A555 

Lis, G. 18j/10:45/3 145/A367 

Lisiecki, L. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Lisk, M. 12d/16:15/2 92/A303 

Litherland, T. 20c/10:00/2 84/A242 

Littrell, K.C. 20i/11:15/4 164/A807 

Litvin, Y. 08e/11:00/3 136/A817 

Liu, C.-Q. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

16a/224/4 206/A556 

18b/257/4 209/A995 

Liu, C-Q. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Liu, C-Q. 12e/91/2 111/A346 

Liu, C-Z. 06d/12:00/2 68/A555 

Liu, C. 12d/115/1 45/A1058 

Liu, D. 03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

Liu, F. 21d/10:30/1 16/A146 

21d/330/1 64/A1053 

10d/75/2 109/A556 

Liu, G. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

18h/232/2 123/A557 

18i/291/4 212/A768 

Liu, G. 14a/196/4 203/A1086 

Liu, H. 04e/10/2 103/A293 

Liu, H. 04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Liu, J. 21d/303/1 62/A558 

Liu, J. 04d/73/4 192/A559 

Liu, J. 19e/257/1 58/A557 

Liu, J. 21d/328/1 64/A1038 

Liu, J. 15b/157/2 116/A787 

Liu, J. 10a/141/4 198/A558 

10c/163/4 200/A570 

Liu, L. 21d/333/1 64/A1097 

Liu, L. 21d/290/1 61/A153 

Liu, L. 12c/95/1 43/A559 

04e/10/2 103/A293 

Liu, M. 08a/12:00/1 6/A560 

10c/169/4 201/A1092 

Liu, R. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Liu, S. 12e/12:00/1 7/A1092 

04c/67/4 191/A560 

Liu, T.C. 07e/62/1 40/A561 

Liu, W. 08a/11:00/1 6/A561 

08d/64/2 108/A98 

Liu, W. 04b/59/4 190/A562 

10c/168/4 200/A1079 

Liu, X. 17b/201/1 53/A914 

Liu, X. 18g/227/2 123/A159 

Liu, X.Y. 12e/105/2 112/A1000 

Liu, X. 12e/106/2 112/A999 

Liu, Y. 04b/11:30/5 218/A563 

04d/15:30/5 235/A292 

Liu, Y. 12c/96/1 43/A563 

Liu, Y. 20b/14:00/1 33/A564 

20b/300/2 129/A548 

20b/303/2 129/A931 

Liu, Y. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Liu, Y. 12e/12:15/1 7/A998 

Liu, Y-T. 13a/128/2 114/A564 

Liu, Y. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

Liu, Y. 15b/160/2 117/A1044 

Liu, Y. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

16a/228/4 206/A1059 

Liu, Y. 13a/12:00/1 8/A252 

Liu, Z. 17c/12:15/3 143/A716 

Liu, Z. 19e/257/1 58/A557 

Liu, Z. 17b/201/1 53/A914 

Liu-Zeng, J. 04d/76/4 192/A1074 

283

Livens, F.R. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

18h/226/1 55/A599 

19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

Lloret, E. 18f/287/4 211/A565 

Lloyd, J.R. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

18h/219/1 54/A520 

18h/226/1 55/A599 

18h/14:30/2 96/A565 

19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

19f/12:15/3 146/A67 

18e/11:30/4 159/A180 

19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

Lloyd, N.S. 18g/14:45/4 182/A566 

18g/15:00/4 182/A33 

Lloyd, N. 18g/15:15/4 182/A724 

Lobach-Zhuchenko, S. 

08g/80/1 42/A875 

Locke, J. 06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

Loehn, C. 11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Logsdon, M. 18e/261/4 209/A133 

Logvinova, A. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

08e/70/2 108/A567 

Lohmann, K. 18j/269/2 126/A915 

Lohmann, R. 18b/252/4 208/A567 

Lomstein, B. 21c/284/1 60/A840 

London, J. 18f/15:30/5 246/A993 

Long, D. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

19d/246/1 57/A40 

Long, P. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

19f/10:15/3 146/A568 

Long, W-G. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Lopano, C. 07h/106/4 195/A568 

Lopez Correa, M. 

15b/155/2 116/A645 

Lorand, J-P. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

06d/39/1 38/A273 

Lorand, J-P. 06d/14:00/2 88/A572 

Lorenz, C.A. 01e/18/4 187/A491 

Loring, J. 14c/11:15/4 155/A569 

Lourenço, N. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

Louvat, P. 18a/206/2 121/A155 

18a/12:15/4 158/A441 

16a/14:00/5 244/A947 

Lovelace, D. 19a/276/2 126/A467 

Lovera, O.M. 03a/12:15/1 2/A355 

Lowell, R.P. 15e/15:15/2 94/A298 

Lower, S. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

Lowry, D. 19g/15:15/1 32/A569 

Lu, J. 21c/282/1 60/A542 

12e/93/2 111/A570 

Lü, L.S. 10c/163/4 200/A570 

Lu, L. 14c/199/4 204/A128 

Lu, R. 05c/27/1 37/A429 

05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Lu, X. 14e/144/2 115/A571 

Lu, X.X. 12e/94/2 111/A571 

Lu, Z-T. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Lucarelli, F. 18g/12:15/4 160/A337 

Lüders, V. 08b/14:30/1 22/A572 

Ludwig, W. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Lueth, V. 16a/225/4 206/A821 

18e/261/4 209/A133 

18e/265/4 209/A322 

Luetke, S. 21d/292/1 61/A214 


Luguet, A. 06d/14:00/2 88/A572 

06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

Lukas, S. 17d/204/2 120/A832 

Lukkari, K. 14d/133/1 47/A573 

Lunar, R. 21c/281/1 60/A319 

Lund, D. 17f/12:15/5 228/A592 

Lund, K. 10a/151/4 199/A1034 

Lundstrom, C. 12e/11:30/1 7/A97 

20b/14:45/1 33/A399 

05c/25/1 37/A402 

20a/14:30/2 100/A573 

Lunine, J. 03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Luo, J. 10d/76/2 109/A574 

10c/167/4 200/A1079 

Luo, J.Y. 18i/15:45/5 247/A1055 

Luo, J. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Luo, W. 18h/11:00/1 13/A333 

18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Luo, X. 08f/68/1 41/A574 

Luo, X. 06d/47/1 39/A543 

Luo, X. 21b/324/4 215/A293 

Luo, Y. 17f/241/4 207/A575 

Luo, Y. 07c/57/1 40/A39 

Lupton, J. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

Luth, R. 07b/44/2 106/A575 

20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Luttge, A. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

19a/280/2 127/A675 

19a/10:15/4 161/A219 

18f/284/4 211/A272 

14c/11:30/5 225/A580 

18f/11:45/5 231/A576 

18f/12:00/5 231/A699 

18f/12:15/5 231/A34 

Luttinen, A. 04b/12:00/5 218/A804 

Luvizotto, G.L. 11a/14:00/4 175/A1069 

Lvov, S. 14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

Lyles, M. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Lynch-Stieglitz, J. 

17f/12:15/5 228/A592 

Lynn, G. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

Lyon, I. 20e/16:15/4 185/A807 

Lyons, J. 20f/12:15/5 233/A577 

Lyons, T. 18c/15:45/1 30/A547 

03f/11:00/3 134/A784 

03f/11:45/3 134/A753 

20f/10:15/5 233/A108 

Lyons, W.B. 16a/227/4 206/A1029 

Lysiuk, A. 21c/286/1 61/A1069 

Ma, C. 01e/19/4 187/A577 

Ma, C. 04a/53/4 190/A1077 

Ma, D-S. 12e/108/2 112/A1041 

Ma, J. 19b/11:30/5 232/A578 

Ma, L. 18j/10:30/3 145/A578 

04d/77/4 192/A1081 

Ma, W. 12d/112/1 45/A961 

Ma, Y. 18b/253/4 208/A579 

Ma, Y. 13a/133/2 114/A916 

Maas, R. 06c/11:00/1 4/A446 

17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

06e/90/4 193/A442 

Maboko, M.A.H. 09d/85/1 42/A591 

10d/77/2 109/A658 

13a/125/2 113/A451 

Macalady, D. 18a/220/2 122/A898 

Macalady, J. 19i/15:45/2 99/A227 

19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Macaskie, L. 19f/10:30/3 146/A580

Macdonald, A. 19a/11:45/4 161/A449 

Macé, N. 18h/249/2 124/A948 

Machesky, M. 14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

14e/14:00/1 28/A796 

Machnikova, E. 14c/11:30/5 225/A580 

Macías Suarez, F. 

18e/262/4 209/A135 

MacKenzie, D.J. 12e/97/2 111/A655 

MacKenzie, J. 07b/11:45/1 5/A581 

Mackizadeh, M.A. 

08g/81/1 42/A925 

21d/322/1 63/A925 

MacLean, L. 19i/268/1 59/A581 

19a/10:00/4 161/A886 

19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Maclennan, J. 05c/28/1 37/A686 

10b/11:00/4 154/A582 

Macpherson, C.G. 

17b/10:00/1 11/A48 

09d/16:00/2 91/A582 

09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

09b/10:00/5 222/A201 

09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

Madden, A. 18d/10:15/1 12/A243 

14e/145/2 115/A583 

Madhavi, T. 12d/108/1 45/A583 

Madureira, P. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

06b/26/2 104/A584 

Maeno, F. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Maerschalk, C. 18a/207/2 121/A184 

Maeto, K. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Magee, C. 20h/318/4 214/A887 

Magnier, C. 14a/190/4 203/A308 

Magnuson, T. 19a/279/2 127/A584 

Maher, B. 17b/10:30/1 11/A585 

Maher, C. 18c/224/2 122/A585 

Maher, K. 17d/10:30/4 157/A586 

16b/10:30/4 156/A225 

Maheshwari, A. 17c/192/2 119/A586 

Mahlburg Kay, S. 

04d/14:00/5 235/A455 

Mahoney, J.J. 05c/10:45/1 3/A83 

10b/10:00/4 154/A414 

Mahowald, N. 13b/14:30/1 26/A1026 

Maier, W. 12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Majzlan, J. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/11:30/1 12/A313 

18d/204/1 53/A495 

18h/14:00/2 96/A673 

18e/10:30/4 159/A5 

18e/12:15/4 159/A587 

Mak, D. 20b/302/2 129/A587 

Makarova, Y. 12e/10:30/1 7/A857 

Makishima, A. 04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

Malarkey, J. 06d/11:45/2 68/A588 

Malavergne, V. 07c/16:00/2 89/A588 

Maldonado, M. 21c/14:45/2 101/A846 

Malitch, K. 21d/304/1 62/A589 

Mallick, S. 06a/11:00/5 219/A820 

Mallmann, G. 12b/11:30/3 139/A277 

Mallory, L. 19i/264/1 59/A327 

Malzer, W. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Mamontov, E. 20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Mandalakis, M. 18g/16:00/4 182/A897 

Mandernack, K. 20f/10:15/5 233/A108 

Manea, M. 09c/16:00/4 172/A589 

Author Index 

Manea, V.C. 09c/16:00/4 172/A589 

Mangini, A. 17d/16:15/4 179/A612 

17f/240/4 207/A555 

Manhes, G. 03a/3/1 35/A320 

Manion, J. 12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Manning, C. 20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

07g/54/2 107/A679 

07g/60/2 107/A1040 

07g/16:15/4 171/A590 

Manning, D. 19a/286/2 127/A1072 

Mansfield, F. 10a/142/4 198/A590 

Manuella, F.C. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Manya, S. 09d/85/1 42/A591 

13a/125/2 113/A451 

Mao, J. 10d/75/2 109/A556 

04a/51/4 190/A1042 

10a/141/4 198/A558 

Marcantonio, F. 13b/137/2 115/A591 

17d/12:15/4 157/A614 

Marchal, O. 17f/11:45/5 228/A120 

Marchenko, A. 12e/10:30/1 7/A857 

Marchitto, T. 17f/12:15/5 228/A592 

Marcus, M. 18h/253/2 124/A1055 

Maréchal, C. 18a/12:15/4 158/A441 

Maréchal, J-C. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Maresch, W.V. 08d/15:15/1 24/A119 

Mariani, S. 19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Marignac, C. 12e/88/2 110/A206 

Marion, G. 02b/12:00/3 133/A592 

Mark, D. 20c/306/2 129/A53 

11a/14:30/4 175/A593 

Markee, A. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Marobhe, I. 10d/77/2 109/A658 

Marques, J. 20d/328/2 131/A593 

Marrero, S. 17d/201/2 120/A744 

16e/12:00/3 142/A594 

Marrocchi, Y. 06b/15:45/4 169/A121 

Marschall, H. 09a/11:45/4 153/A594 

Marsh, T. 18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

Marshall, M. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Marti, K. 16e/176/2 118/A265 

Martí, V. 18h/225/1 55/A598 

Martin, A. 18e/10:30/5 230/A423 

18f/15:30/5 246/A993 

Martin, C. 17a/192/1 52/A595 

Martin, E. 20f/306/4 213/A596 

Martin, F. 18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Martin, H. 10a/148/4 199/A876 

09e/15:30/5 239/A596 

Martin, S. 18h/14:15/2 96/A667 

Martín-Chivelet, J. 

17a/195/1 52/A962 

17b/199/1 53/A597 

Martin-Del Pozzo, A-L. 

09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

Martineau, F. 08g/14:45/2 90/A797 

Martinez, I. 14b/11:00/3 140/A200 

18f/11:15/5 231/A364 

Martinez, R. 19b/296/4 212/A597 

Martínez-Frías, J. 21c/281/1 60/A319 

Martínez-Lladó, X. 

18h/225/1 55/A598 

Martins, J. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Martins, S. 06b/27/2 104/A598 

Martlew, J. 18h/226/1 55/A599 

285

Martucci, A. 07h/16:15/5 238/A191 

Marty, B. 03c/12:00/2 66/A766 

06a/14:00/5 236/A173 

Maruoka, T. 18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

Maruyama, S. 19g/15:30/1 32/A685 

03a/4/1 35/A407 

19h/14:45/2 98/A960 

Marvin, C. 18b/246/4 208/A74 

Marx, S. 13b/14:45/1 26/A599 

Maryunani, K.A. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Masadeh, E. 18g/11:45/4 160/A600 

Masarik, J. 16e/179/2 118/A600 

Mashukov, A. 14c/209/4 204/A601 

14c/209/4 204/A601 

Masion, A. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Mason, P.R.D. 19g/14:00/1 32/A602 

19e/12:15/2 83/A891 

06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Masqué, P. 15a/155/1 49/A900 

Massault, M. 03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Masuda, H. 18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

Masue, Y. 19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Masui, N. 19d/247/1 57/A602 

19d/248/1 57/A651 

Masui, N. 19d/10:30/2 82/A538 

Mata, J. 06b/26/2 104/A584 

06b/27/2 104/A598 

04c/64/4 191/A139 

Matamoros, A. 19i/269/1 59/A603 

Mathur, R. 18a/12:00/4 158/A473 

Matrajt, G. 21d/324/1 63/A938 

01e/11:00/5 217/A603 

Matsuda, J-I. 09a/10:45/4 153/A605 

01e/20/4 187/A604 

Matsumoto, I. 18h/215/1 54/A415 

18h/227/1 55/A604 

10b/157/4 199/A824 

10b/158/4 200/A960 

Matsumoto, T. 09a/10:45/4 153/A605 

Matsuo, M. 18h/209/1 54/A163 

Matsuoka, H. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Matsuoka, T. 14b/125/1 46/A503 

14b/126/1 46/A506 

14f/11:45/2 75/A634 

Matsushima, H. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Matteini, M. 04c/69/4 191/A750 

Matter, J. 14b/118/1 45/A36 

Mattey, D. 17d/16:15/4 179/A612 

Matthews, A. 17b/10:15/1 11/A969 

19g/10:45/1 14/A959 

12e/11:00/1 7/A34 

17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

Matthias, B. 11a/14:00/4 175/A1069 

Mattielli, N. 13c/16:00/1 27/A138 

15a/139/1 47/A209 

06b/26/2 104/A584 

06b/27/2 104/A598 

13b/136/2 114/A535 

18a/207/2 121/A184 

18a/213/2 121/A605 

18a/11:45/4 158/A739 

17f/236/4 207/A251 

Mattson, E. 14f/12:15/2 75/A737 

Matveev, S. 06c/35/2 105/A606 

Matzel, J. 10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Matzen, A. 08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

Maule, J. 19c/14:00/5 248/A73 


Maurer, D. 18h/245/2 124/A903 

Maurice, C. 04c/15:15/4 168/A281 

Maurice, P. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

Maury, R.C. 09d/86/1 42/A718 

Mavrogenes, J. 07b/10:00/1 5/A248 

Maxwell, R. 14c/205/4 204/A395 

May, C. 18h/228/1 55/A606 

Mayanovic, R. 08a/11:30/1 6/A607 

08a/65/1 41/A624 

Mayer, B. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

14g/215/4 205/A472 

Mayer, K.U. 18k/239/1 56/A608 

18k/15:45/2 97/A304 

18j/265/2 126/A438 

Mayewski, P. 17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Mazaheri, S.A. 18e/11:30/5 230/A608 

Mazdab, F. 13a/10:30/1 8/A1034 

12e/95/2 111/A609 

10d/11:30/3 137/A58 

10d/11:45/3 137/A166 

20e/15:15/4 185/A107 

10a/151/4 199/A1034 

11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Mazeau, K. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Mazeina, L. 18h/14:00/2 96/A673 

Mazumdar, A. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Mazurek, M. 18j/266/2 126/A519 

Mazzoli, C. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

McAlister, J. 18h/227/1 55/A604 

McBeth, J.M. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

McCabe, M. 17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

McCaig, A. 08d/68/2 108/A650 

06a/81/4 193/A502 

McCammon, C. 07a/10:45/4 152/A136 

McCandless, T. 06c/38/2 105/A727 

McCanta, M. 10a/143/4 198/A610 

McCleskey, R.B. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

McCollom, T. 15c/165/1 49/A611 

15c/12:15/3 141/A383 

McConnell, J. 17e/231/4 206/A238 

17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

17e/10:45/5 227/A1 

McCoy, T.J. 03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

01d/12/4 187/A528 

McCulloch, M.T. 03a/12:15/1 2/A355 

15b/155/2 116/A645 

17d/11:30/4 157/A612 

McDermott, F. 17b/10:00/1 11/A48 

17a/11:30/2 78/A48 

21c/15:15/2 101/A404 

17d/16:15/4 179/A612 

McDonald, B. 11b/11:30/5 224/A614 

McDonald, E. 18g/10:15/4 160/A243 

McDonald, I. 12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

McDonald, J. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

McDonough, W.F. 

05b/14:45/1 20/A613 

12b/11:45/3 139/A113 

01d/12/4 187/A528 

06e/14:45/5 237/A37 

McFarlane, C. 04e/12/2 103/A613 

McGee, D. 13b/14:30/1 26/A1026 

13b/137/2 115/A591 

17d/12:15/4 157/A614 

McGowan, H. 13b/14:45/1 26/A599 

McGuinness, L. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

McInnes, B. 11b/11:30/5 224/A614

McIntosh, J. 14g/16:00/5 243/A832 

McIntosh, W. 17e/230/4 206/A232 

McJunkin, T.R. 19c/14:45/5 248/A793 

McKeegan, K. 06e/16:15/5 237/A1107 

McKibben, M. 08d/15:30/1 24/A615 

McKinley, J. 18h/234/2 123/A754 

McLean, C. 19d/246/1 57/A40 

McLean, M.A. 19i/262/1 59/A254 

McLean, N. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

McLeish, K. 18j/268/2 126/A815 

McLemore, C. 01f/26/4 188/A902 

McLoughlin, N. 19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

03d/12/1 36/A274 

19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

McManus, J. 17f/14:30/5 245/A666 

McManus, J.F. 17d/12:15/4 157/A614 

17f/11:45/5 228/A120 

17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

McNab, W.W. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

14g/15:15/5 243/A247 

McNamara, A. 05b/16:00/1 20/A615 

McNeill, A. 12b/10:00/3 139/A616 

McPhail, B. 18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

14g/15:30/5 243/A534 

McQuillan, J. 19a/10:45/4 161/A364 

McSween, H. 02a/14:00/2 85/A616 

02a/16:00/2 85/A821 

Measures, C. 15a/11:15/2 76/A617 

Medard, E. 09d/14:30/2 91/A617 

Meggers, H. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

Meharg, A.A. 18k/244/1 56/A867 

Mehl, L. 20c/16:15/1 34/A60 

Mehta, A. 19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

Mei, L. 11c/184/4 202/A618 

Mei, L-F. 11c/185/4 202/A855 

Mei, Y. 21d/303/1 62/A558 

Meier, B.H. 15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Meisel, T. 21c/16:00/2 101/A618 

Meixner, T. 18f/283/4 211/A227 

Mekala, R.M. 04a/45/4 189/A967 

Mekhonoshin, A. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Mekik, F. 17c/11:00/3 143/A619 

Melezhik, V.A. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

Melosh, J. 03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Mendez, J. 15a/147/1 48/A619 

Mendybaev, R.A. 

20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Menđušić, M. 16b/166/2 117/A251 

Ménez, B. 14b/10:00/3 140/A233 

Meng, Q. 04c/65/4 191/A154 

Mengason, M. 07d/10:15/5 220/A620 

Mengel, K. 06e/89/4 193/A92 

Menguy, N. 19a/275/2 126/A165 

Mennan, C. 19f/10:30/3 146/A580 

Menor-Salván, C. 

19e/255/1 58/A266 

14c/210/4 205/A620 

Mercer, C.N. 10a/144/4 198/A621 

Merkel, C. 14c/16:00/4 176/A750 

Merkle, R. 12e/104/2 112/A918 

07d/100/4 194/A981 

11b/10:30/5 224/A787 

Mervine, E. 06a/82/4 193/A621 

Mervine, E. 06a/84/4 193/A762 

Author Index 

Messenger, S. 20c/310/2 129/A377 

01e/10:30/5 217/A459 

01e/11:00/5 217/A603 

01e/11:45/5 217/A671 

20j/15:45/5 249/A276 

Messo, C. 04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

Mével, C. 15e/172/1 50/A26 

Meyer, B. 01b/12:00/4 149/A622 

Meyer, E. 14e/15:30/1 28/A325 

Meyer, H. 16b/168/2 117/A623 

Meyer, R. 04a/46/4 189/A983 

Meyer-Dombard, D. 

19g/292/2 128/A358 

Mezger, K. 03b/4/2 102/A384 

01d/14/4 187/A889 

Miao, Z. 18b/11:30/5 229/A623 

Mibe, K. 08a/65/1 41/A624 

07f/50/2 106/A426 

Michael, P.J. 08f/10:00/2 70/A515 

08f/10:30/2 70/A624 

09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

10b/11:15/4 154/A891 

06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

Michalik, M. 18g/16:15/4 182/A625 

18f/14:00/5 246/A1020 

Michalski, J. 02b/10:30/3 133/A498 

Michel, F.M. 18h/11:30/2 80/A932 

18h/15:00/2 96/A625 

19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Michels, R. 12d/110/1 45/A786 

Mickiewicz, S. 10a/135/4 198/A93 

Mielke, R. 02b/11:30/3 133/A173 

19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Migdisov, A. 08a/10:00/1 6/A626 

08d/14:45/1 24/A1076 

08d/15:00/1 24/A786 

07d/11:00/5 220/A1024 

Migon, C. 15a/143/1 48/A363 

Mikheeva, A. 21d/305/1 62/A627 

Mikutta, C. 20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

Milledge, J. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Miller, A. 18k/240/1 56/A628 

Miller, B. 11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Miller, C.F. 10d/11:45/3 137/A166 

04a/11:30/4 151/A629 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Miller, C.A. 18a/14:00/4 180/A628 

Miller, J.S. 04a/11:30/4 151/A629 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Miller, J. 04a/10:45/4 151/A629 

Miller, M. 09c/123/4 196/A630 

Miller, N. 12e/10:00/1 7/A539 

Miller, P. 21d/288/1 61/A78 

Milliken, R. 02b/10:45/3 133/A952 

Mills, C. 19b/297/4 212/A631 

Mills, R.D. 10d/11:15/3 137/A631 

10e/12:00/3 138/A313 

Mills, R.A. 14a/195/4 203/A974 

Mills, S. 07h/107/4 195/A632 

Mimura, K. 03f/9/2 103/A912 

Min, B. 18h/229/1 55/A632 

Minagawa, M. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Minami, T. 15a/150/1 48/A688 

Mineau, R. 19h/260/1 58/A633 

Ming, D. 02b/11:00/3 133/A357 

Minifie, M. 04c/15:45/4 168/A633 

Minoletti, F. 21c/14:30/2 101/A371 

Miot, J. 20j/15:00/5 249/A75 

287

Miranda, C.R. 14f/11:45/2 75/A634 

Mirão, J. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

Mirnejad, H. 10a/140/4 198/A468 

Mishra, B. 14c/11:30/4 155/A634 

19b/300/4 212/A1019 

Miskovic, A. 04a/11:15/4 151/A635 

Missana, T. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Mitamura, M. 18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

Mitchell, A.C. 19i/270/1 59/A636 

14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Mitchell, E. 10b/14:30/4 174/A637 

Mitchell, R. 06c/36/2 105/A637 

Mitra, P. 20g/314/4 214/A660 

Mitsunobu, S. 18h/231/1 55/A638 

Miura, Y. 03a/10:30/1 2/A714 

Mix, A. 17b/11:30/1 11/A246 

17f/14:30/5 245/A666 

Miyamoto, T. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Miyauchi, Y. 19f/11:30/3 146/A668 

14c/206/4 204/A409 

Miyazaki, A. 21c/283/1 60/A638 

Miyazaki, T. 09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Miyoshi, M. 09a/113/4 195/A639 

Mladenova, V. 18d/203/1 53/A217 

Mo, X. 05c/35/1 38/A1065 

Mo, X-X. 06e/15:15/5 237/A1101 

Mo, X. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

04e/11:00/3 135/A211 

Mocek, B. 07c/59/1 40/A639 

Mock, T. 01d/11:00/4 150/A839 

Moeller, A. 07c/59/1 40/A639 

Mogk, D. 04e/15/2 103/A908 

04a/32/4 188/A278 

Mogollón, J. 18k/14:15/2 97/A640 

Mohammad, S. 18f/16:00/5 246/A640 

Mohammadzadeh, H. 

18b/254/4 208/A641 

Mohan, R. 04a/10:30/4 151/A446 

Mohd, Z.B. 12e/96/2 111/A641 

Mojzsis, S. 03b/14:30/1 18/A2 

19g/14:30/1 32/A642 

03c/6/1 35/A143 

Mokadem, F. 16a/12:00/5 226/A123 

Molins, S. 18j/265/2 126/A438 

Moll, M. 09e/131/4 197/A642 

Mollenhauer, G. 17d/12:00/4 157/A498 

Möller, A. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Moller, G. 19a/282/2 127/A708 

Möller, P. 14g/15:45/5 243/A643 

Molot, L. 18a/211/2 121/A356 

Molotch, N. 18f/283/4 211/A227 

Moncur, M. 18e/15:45/4 181/A765 

18e/271/4 210/A644 

Mondal, D. 18j/267/2 126/A520 

Monsalve, M.L. 08f/12:00/2 70/A220 

Monsef, I. 09e/16:00/5 239/A644 

Monsef, R. 06e/16:00/5 237/A645 

Montagna, P. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

Montagnac, G. 03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Montanari, A. 19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Monteleone, B. 11a/15:45/4 175/A976 

Montes-Hernandez, G. 

14c/211/4 205/A646 

Montoya Pino, C. 

15b/11:45/1 10/A646 

Montross, S. 16d/15:15/4 178/A873 

Moon, H.S. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 


Moore, A. 16b/166/2 117/A251 

Moore, J. 19g/10:45/1 14/A959 

Moore, M. 18e/272/4 210/A647 

Moore, N. 10c/164/4 200/A647 

Moore, T. 17f/238/4 207/A314 

Moors, A. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Moran, J.J. 15c/11:30/3 141/A648 

Moran, J.E. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

14g/15:15/5 243/A247 

Morard, G. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Moreau, J. 19b/298/4 212/A648 

Moreira, M. 08f/70/1 41/A776 

08f/72/1 41/A815 

14b/127/1 46/A510 

08f/11:00/2 70/A649 

08f/12:15/2 70/A763 

06a/83/4 193/A672 

14a/190/4 203/A308 

06a/11:30/5 219/A300 

Morelli, R. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

20d/11:00/3 147/A188 

Moreno-Ventas, I. 

09d/14:15/2 91/A142 

Moretti, R. 07b/12:15/1 5/A649 

Morgan, D. 16a/218/4 205/A47 

Morgan, S. 08d/68/2 108/A650 

Morgans, H. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Moriguti, T. 10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

Morimoto, K. 18e/12:00/4 159/A825 

18f/279/4 211/A28 

Morin, G. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

Morishita, T. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

15c/167/1 50/A670 

Morishita, Y. 01c/7/4 186/A504 

Morizet, Y. 08f/11:30/2 70/A152 

Morman, S. 18i/15:30/5 247/A1031 

Morono, Y. 19d/247/1 57/A602 

19d/248/1 57/A651 

19d/251/1 57/A927 

19d/10:15/2 82/A408 

19d/10:30/2 82/A538 

Moroskat, M. 12e/14:00/1 25/A651 

Morrill, P. 15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

Morris, A. 01f/25/4 188/A652 

Morris, J. 09a/110/4 195/A226 

Morris, K. 18h/219/1 54/A520 

19f/11:45/3 146/A610 

19f/12:15/3 146/A67 

Morris, R. 02b/11:00/3 133/A357 

Morrison, J. 16c/15:15/2 95/A653 

20g/11:00/4 162/A1005 

19b/297/4 212/A631 

Morrison, M. 18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Mörs, T. 21c/14:00/2 101/A963 

Morse, J. 14b/11:45/3 140/A269 

14c/12:00/5 225/A524 

14c/12:15/5 225/A653 

Morsy, M.A. 21d/306/1 62/A654 

Mort, H.P. 14d/10:00/2 74/A654 

Morteani, G. 04b/60/4 190/A849 

Mortensen, J.K. 12c/12:15/2 73/A779 

12e/97/2 111/A655 

Mortimer, R.J.G. 19b/16:00/4 184/A121 

Morton-Bermea, O. 

15a/153/1 48/A865 

Moser, D. 20d/11:45/3 147/A655 

20e/15:15/4 185/A107

Motamedvaziri, B. 

21d/307/1 62/A656 

Motoki, A. 09e/132/4 197/A709 

Mott, A. 07h/11:30/5 221/A395 

Moulin, M. 05c/23/1 37/A209 

Mountain, B. 19a/14:45/4 183/A656 

Mouttaqi, A. 12e/99/2 111/A733 

Moyen, J-F. 04a/10:45/4 151/A629 

04a/37/4 189/A657 

09e/15:30/5 239/A596 

Moyer, A. 14f/11:30/2 75/A657 

Moynier, F. 18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

01c/16:00/4 166/A658 

01c/6/4 186/A418 

Mrlina, J. 10b/11:30/4 154/A447 

Mshiu, E. 10d/77/2 109/A658 

Mucci, A. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

14c/10:30/5 225/A984 

Mudashiru, L. 18e/14:15/4 181/A659 

Muddu, S. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

Muehe, E.M. 19a/14:30/4 183/A361 

19b/12:15/5 232/A449 

Muehlenbachs, K. 

06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

14e/15:15/1 28 

03f/10:00/3 134/A659 

Mueller, K. 18h/246/2 124/A907 

18f/282/4 211/A202 

20g/314/4 214/A660 

Mueller, P. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Mueller, P.A. 04e/15/2 103/A908 

04a/32/4 188/A278 

10a/151/4 199/A1034 

Muenker, C. 20a/15:15/2 100/A1016 

Muffler, L.J.P. 10c/165/4 200/A660 

Muir, D. 18b/246/4 208/A74 

Muir, D.C.G. 18a/16:15/4 180/A418 

Mukasa, S.B. 06d/38/1 38/A160 

06d/14:15/2 88/A856 

06d/15:45/2 88/A661 

12b/10:15/3 139/A350 

Mukhopadhyay, S. 

05d/11:15/2 67/A662 

13b/138/2 115/A661 

Mulch, A. 11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

Mulitza, S. 17f/239/4 207/A374 

Muller, J. 19f/11:00/3 146/A662 

Muller, T. 07c/60/1 40/A663 

Muller, W. 08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

Müller, W.E.G. 19i/266/1 59/A433 

Müller-Ebert, D. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Mulvaney, R. 17e/10:45/5 227/A1 

Mumford, T. 12c/97/1 44/A663 

Munch, J-C. 16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Mundil, R. 20d/324/2 131/A284 

11b/10:30/5 224/A787 

Munhá, J. 20a/277/1 60/A75 

04e/13/2 103/A664 

04e/17/2 103/A936 

06b/27/2 104/A598 

04c/64/4 191/A139 

11b/179/4 202/A276 

Author Index 

Munker, C. 03b/4/2 102/A384 

20h/11:45/4 163/A488 

20h/12:00/4 163/A834 

09c/125/4 197/A842 

14a/191/4 203/A373 

01f/14:00/5 234/A664 

Muñoz-García, M.B. 

17b/199/1 53/A597 

Munsel, D. 06c/11:30/1 4/A2 

Müntener, O. 09d/14:45/2 91/A665 

10d/11:00/3 137/A966 

04a/30/4 188/A213 

Murakami, T. 03c/11:30/2 66/A665 

Murari, V. 16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Muratli, J. 17f/14:30/5 245/A666 

Murayama, M. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Murchie, S. 18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

Murphy, W. 18h/232/1 55/A666 

14g/216/4 205/A737 

Murray, J. 15a/154/1 49/A877 

Murray, K.E. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Murthy, N.N. 18e/273/4 210/A725 

Mustard, J. 18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

Myers, J. 10a/11:00/5 223/A885 

Mylroie, J. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Myneni, S.C.B. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18c/15:30/1 30/A359 

14c/11:30/4 155/A634 

19b/300/4 212/A1019 

Mysen, B. 07b/10:15/1 5/A667 

Na, C. 18h/14:15/2 96/A667 

Nabelek, P. 08d/15:45/1 24/A668 

Nadeau, M-J. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Nagahara, H. 01c/7/4 186/A504 

Nagai, H. 15a/156/1 49/A939 

Nagao, T. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Nagaoka, T. 19f/11:30/3 146/A668 

14c/206/4 204/A409 

Nagashima, K. 01c/6/4 186/A418 

Nagle, A.N. 10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

Nägler, T.F. 15a/149/1 48/A676 

15a/158/1 49/A987 

Nahar, M.S. 15a/159/1 49/A1083 

Najman, Y. 11c/14:00/5 241/A669 

Nakagawa, M. 19g/15:00/1 32/A965 

Nakagawa, S. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

19e/256/1 58/A412 

Nakagawa, Y. 15a/148/1 48/A670 

15a/12:15/2 76/A271 

Nakai, S. 06c/14:30/1 21/A15 

03a/4/1 35/A407 

17a/196/1 52/A1007 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

09e/132/4 197/A709 

Nakajima, J. 09a/112/4 195/A391 

09a/114/4 196/A823 

Nakamura, E. 09d/11:30/2 71/A949 

04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

10a/10:15/5 223/A819 

10a/10:45/5 223/A930 

10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

06e/15:45/5 237/A942 

Nakamura, K. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

15c/167/1 50/A670 

Nakamura, T. 19f/11:30/3 146/A668 

Nakamura-Messenger, K. 

01e/10:30/5 217/A459 

01e/11:45/5 217/A671 

289

Nakanishi, M. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

Nakano, T. 14g/217/4 205/A1051 

Nakaseama, M. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Nakata, M. 07d/99/4 194/A928 

Nakatsuka, S. 15a/150/1 48/A688 

Nakatsuka, Y. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Nakazawa, H. 03d/13/1 36/A286 

03d/14/1 36/A444 

Nakazawa, T. 18b/248/4 208/A352 

Nakazawa, T. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Nankawa, T. 19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Nara, M. 01e/20/4 187/A604 

Naranjo, J.A. 09e/132/4 197/A709 

09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Naraoka, H. 03c/9/1 35/A671 

19d/11:00/2 82/A448 

Narygina, O. 07a/10:45/4 152/A136 

Nasdala, L. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Nash, B.P. 10d/73/2 109/A143 

Nasreen, S. 21c/16:15/2 101/A772 

Natarajan, C.S. 05d/10:00/2 67/A461 

Natawidjaja, D. 17a/10:30/2 78/A288 

Nauret, F. 05c/23/1 37/A209 

06a/83/4 193/A672 

Nava, S. 18g/12:15/4 160/A337 

Navarre-Sitchler, A. 

20i/11:00/4 164/A673 

16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

Nave, S. 17f/12:00/5 228/A306 

Navon, O. 08e/11:45/3 136/A490 

Navrotsky, A. 18h/14:00/2 96/A673 

20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

Nazzareni, S. 07b/45/2 106/A674 

Nealson, K. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

19a/280/2 127/A675 

15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

19a/12:00/4 161/A674 

19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Nebel, O. 10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Neff, D. 18h/237/2 123/A818 

Neiva, A. 18h/233/1 55/A675 

04a/41/4 189/A880 

10b/153/4 199/A29 

Nejbert, K. 14a/187/4 203/A94 

Nelson, B. 16a/222/4 206/A340 

Nelson, D.R. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Nelson, D. 20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Nelson, W. 05c/12:15/1 3/A676 

Nemchin, A. 03b/16:15/1 18/A747 

Nesbitt, R. 20h/316/4 214/A60 

Neubert, N. 15a/149/1 48/A676 

Neuheimer, E. 01d/13/4 187/A677 

Neumann, E-R. 06e/15:00/5 237/A677 

Neuville, D. 07f/48/2 106/A170 

07f/49/2 106/A366 

07f/15:00/4 170/A678 

Neves, L. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

Newman, K. 20c/10:45/2 84/A678 

Newton, R.C. 07g/54/2 107/A679 

07g/60/2 107/A1040 

Newton, R.J. 17c/11:45/3 143/A679 

Newville, M. 18h/16:00/1 31/A407 

18e/10:30/4 159/A5 

20j/323/4 215/A516 

20j/14:45/5 249/A919 


Nezampour, M.H. 

12e/14:15/1 25/A777 

21d/313/1 63/A777 

12e/101/2 111/A778 

Ng, C-Y. 01c/4/4 186/A148 

Nguyen, A.N. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

Ngwenya, B. 19a/11:45/4 161/A449 

19b/299/4 212/A680 

Ni, T. 04c/65/4 191/A154 

Ni, Y. 12d/109/1 45/A680 

Nicholas, C.J. 17c/193/2 119/A693 

Nico, P. 18h/10:00/3 144/A900 

18g/12:00/4 160/A681 

Nicolescu, S. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

Nicoll, R. 17c/196/2 120/A957 

Niedermann, S. 06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

Nielsen, S.G. 20b/11:00/1 15/A681 

03a/14:15/1 17/A46 

15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

18a/10:30/4 158/A782 

Niemann, M. 21d/308/1 62/A682 

Nieto, J.M. 18e/14:45/4 181/A726 

Nieto-Camacho, A. 

18i/14:15/5 247/A468 

Nieto Liñán, J.M. 18e/262/4 209/A135 

Niezgoda, H. 18f/14:00/5 246/A1020 

Niggemann, J. 21c/284/1 60/A840 

Nightingale, M. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Niida, K. 06d/55/1 39/A1064 

Niknami, K.A. 21d/10:00/1 16/A682 

Nikolaeva, I. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Niles, P. 20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

Niloofar, A. 18e/11:30/5 230/A608 

Nimick, D. 18e/11:45/5 230/A683 

Nimmo, F. 02a/15:00/2 85/A684 

01d/10:00/4 150/A683 

Ninagawa, K. 20d/329/2 131/A685 

Nisbet, E. 03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

19h/14:30/2 98/A324 

19h/15:00/2 98/A684 

Nishida, I. 14e/146/2 115/A819 

Nishido, H. 07g/53/2 107/A456 

20d/329/2 131/A685 

Nishiizumi, K. 16c/14:45/2 95/A21 

16e/180/2 118/A714 

Nishizawa, M. 19g/15:30/1 32/A685 

Nissenbaum, J. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Nittler, L.R. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

Niu, Y. 08f/74/1 41/A1087 

06c/42/2 106/A1095 

09a/11:30/4 153/A754 

06a/78/4 192/A68 

06e/15:15/5 237/A1101 

Nixon, S. 05c/28/1 37/A686 

Nizou, J. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Noble, S. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

Nobre-Silva, I. 05c/29/1 37/A687 

06a/84/4 193/A762 

Noguera, C. 14c/10:15/5 225/A687 

18f/14:45/5 246/A285 

Noiva, P. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Nolan, J. 11b/182/4 202/A970 

Nomura, M. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Nordstrom, D.K. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

Norén, K. 14c/11:15/4 155/A569 

Noret, A. 03f/12:00/3 134/A708

Norisuye, K. 15a/148/1 48/A670 

15a/150/1 48/A688 

15a/12:15/2 76/A271 

Norlund, K. 19a/15:00/4 183/A1006 

19c/15:30/5 248/A688 

Norman, A-L. 20b/302/2 129/A587 

Norman, M. 01f/15:30/5 234/A689 

Normand, C. 12e/15:15/1 25/A289 

Norton, K.N. 16b/11:15/4 156/A988 

Norton, S.A. 14d/10:15/2 74/A490 

14d/10:30/2 74/A689 

16d/15:30/4 178/A738 

Novak, M. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Novikova, M. 08a/66/1 41/A690 

Nowell, G.M. 06c/10:00/1 4/A731 

06d/48/1 39/A691 

06d/14:00/2 88/A572 

08e/10:00/3 136/A479 

Nowell, G.M. 09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

Ntaflos, T. 06d/15:30/2 88/A691 

Nuester, J. 18a/214/2 121/A692 

Nuita, M. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Nukina, S. 18e/275/4 210/A824 

Nunnery, A. 06a/80/4 192/A478 

Nunoura, T. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

Nutman, A. 03b/15:15/1 18/A73 

03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

04e/11:30/3 135/A375 

Nye, C. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

10c/15:15/5 240/A130 

O'Connell, R. 05d/11:45/2 67/A693 

O'Connor, T. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

O'Day, P. 18h/15:00/1 31/A805 

18k/241/1 56/A800 

18h/246/2 124/A907 

O'Halloran, A. 17c/193/2 119/A693 

O'Leary, D. 18a/14:30/4 180/A417 

O'Leary, J. 07b/11:15/1 5/A694 

O'Loughlin, E. 18h/11:15/1 13/A694 

18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

O'Neil, J. 03b/15:30/1 18/A695 

20f/311/4 213/A1028 

O'Neill, C. 03b/14:45/1 18/A695 

04a/11:00/4 151/A175 

O'Neill, H.S. 07b/10:00/1 5/A248 

03a/11:30/1 2/A696 

08f/10:45/2 70/A325 

12b/11:30/3 139/A277 

07f/15:15/4 170/A79 

O'Reilly, S.Y. 03a/15:00/1 17/A13 

20c/314/2 130/A732 

04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

Oakes-Miller, H. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Oba, M. 03d/13/1 36/A286 

19h/14:00/2 98/A412 

Obata, H. 15a/151/1 48/A704 

15a/156/1 49/A939 

Oberli, F. 20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

Obersriebnig, S. 21c/16:00/2 101/A618 

Obst, M. 19a/15:00/4 183/A1006 

20j/322/4 215/A235 

20j/14:00/5 249/A381 

20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Occhipinti, S. 11b/11:15/5 224/A1006 

Oda, K. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Odashima, Y. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Odom, A.L. 20f/305/4 213/A307 

20f/11:45/5 233/A199 

Author Index 

Oduro, H. 18c/10:45/2 79/A697 

Oehler, A. 18g/231/2 123/A697 

18g/14:30/4 182/A308 

Oehler, D. 19c/16:00/5 248/A698 

Oelkers, E. 19b/296/4 212/A597 

14c/10:45/5 225/A698 

Offner, A. 18f/12:00/5 231/A699 

Ogawa, N. 19d/251/1 57/A927 

Oger, P. 14b/122/1 46/A296 

18a/216/2 121/A745 

18a/217/2 122/A752 

Ogliore, R. 20j/320/4 214/A125 

Oh, Y. 06c/41/2 106/A861 

Ohara, S. 03d/14/1 36/A444 

Ohara, Y. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

Ohkouchi, N. 19d/251/1 57/A927 

Ohmoto, H. 03e/15:30/2 87/A699 

20f/310/4 213/A1008 

18f/11:30/5 231/A700 

20f/12:00/5 233/A712 

Ohnenstetter, M. 04c/68/4 191/A700 

Ohno, T. 18a/215/2 121/A701 

Ohnuki, T. 19f/288/2 127/A495 

19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Ohsawa, S. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Ohsumi, T. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Ohtani, E. 07a/11:45/4 152/A702 

Ohtomo, Y. 03e/20/1 37/A702 

Oi, T. 18g/229/2 123/A469 

Okabayashi, K. 07g/53/2 107/A456 

Okabe, M. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Okada, T. 09a/112/4 195/A391 

Okamoto, A. 07g/55/2 107/A703 

Okamura, K. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Okauchi, K. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Okaue, Y. 14e/146/2 115/A819 

14c/198/4 204/A44 

14c/11:00/5 225/A1062 

Oksuz, N. 12e/98/2 111/A703 

Okube, M. 09a/10:45/4 153/A605 

Okubo, A. 15a/151/1 48/A704 

Olin, P. 10a/16:15/4 173/A704 

Oliva, P. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Olivella, S. 18k/15:30/2 97/A3 

Oliver, S.L. 18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Olivero, E.B. 13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Olivi, L. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

Olsen, A. 16c/16:00/2 95/A372 

18f/10:30/5 231/A705 

Olson, E. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

Olson, M. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Omelon, C. 19i/273/1 59/A895 

19a/281/2 127/A705 

Ona-Nguema, G. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

19a/275/2 126/A165 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

Ondrejka, M. 04a/38/4 189/A706 

Ono, S. 20f/307/4 213/A706 

Onstott, T.C. 02b/11:15/3 133/A531 

Onufrienok, V. 14c/209/4 204/A601 

Opfergelt, S. 16a/16:00/5 244/A707 

Opiso, E. 18h/233/2 123/A707 

Oram, L. 19a/282/2 127/A708 

291

Orberger, B. 03e/17/1 36/A356 

02b/2/2 102/A296 

03f/7/2 102/A196 

03f/10:30/3 134/A808 

03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Orcutt, J.A. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Orians, K.J. 18a/11:15/4 158/A859 

Orihashi, Y. 09e/132/4 197/A709 

Orklid, R. 15b/159/2 116/A1025 

Orland, I. 17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

20e/15:30/4 185/A970 

Orphan, V. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

Ortega, A.I. 17a/195/1 52/A962 

17b/199/1 53/A597 

Ortuño, M. 17d/200/2 120/A710 

Orzechowska, G. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Osaka, I. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Osaki, S. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Osborne, A. 17b/200/1 53/A710 

Oschmann, W. 15b/11:45/1 10/A646 

Oskarsson, N. 10e/79/2 109/A343 

10c/161/4 200/A331 

Osmaston, M.F. 10b/156/4 199/A711 

Osterloo, M. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Oswald, S. 18j/12:15/3 145/A711 

Otake, T. 03e/15:30/2 87/A699 

20f/310/4 213/A1008 

20f/12:00/5 233/A712 

Otake, T. 21c/279/1 60/A18 

Ott, C. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

Ott, U. 01a/3/4 186/A845 

Ottley, C.J. 06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

08e/10:00/3 136/A479 

Otto-Bliesner, B. 17e/232/4 207/A525 

Ottolini, L. 10b/159/4 200/A982 

Ouyang, X. 14b/120/1 46/A154 

Ouyang, Z. 01f/27/4 188/A1098 

Overpeck, J. 17a/193/1 52/A788 

Ovtcharova, M. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

Owen, J.P. 06c/37/2 105/A713 

Owen, J.J. 16e/180/2 118/A714 

Owen, R. 17f/238/4 207/A314 

Owens, H. 06a/84/4 193/A762 

Oyama, T. 14c/206/4 204/A409 

Ozaki, T. 19a/284/2 127/A926 

19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Ozawa, A. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Ozima, M. 03a/10:30/1 2/A714 

Pabst, S. 15c/168/1 50/A715 

Pacheco, F. 16c/185/1 51/A715 

Pacheco, N. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Pacherova, P. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Pack, A. 01a/15:00/4 165/A1032 

Pagani, M. 17c/12:15/3 143/A716 

Page, K. 17c/185/2 119/A63 

Pahlevan, K. 03a/10:45/1 2/A716 

Pahnke, K. 17f/242/4 207/A717 

17f/15:00/5 245/A316 

Paktunc, D. 18e/11:15/4 159/A717 

18e/11:45/4 159/A1013 

18e/14:30/4 181/A943 

Palacios, C. 12e/102/2 111/A783 

Palazhchenko, O. 06d/49/1 39/A718 

Palessky, S. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Palfy, J. 20d/324/2 131/A284 

Pallares, C. 09d/86/1 42/A718 


Pallàs, R. 16e/181/2 118/A719 

17d/200/2 120/A710 

17d/203/2 120/A801 

Pallud, C. 19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Palme, H. 03a/11:30/1 2/A696 

01d/10/4 186/A480 

Palmer, C. 14f/12:15/2 75/A737 

Palmer, M. 17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Palot, M. 08e/71/2 108/A720 

Palya, A. 19g/294/2 128/A721 

Pan, J-Y. 12e/108/2 112/A1041 

18c/225/2 122/A721 

Pan, R. 18h/258/2 125/A1089 

19b/301/4 212/A1047 

Pan, Y. 07f/47/2 106/A102 

Pancost, R. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Pandey, O.P. 08g/79/1 42/A722 

Papineau, D. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

Paquette, J. 14c/10:30/5 225/A984 

Parai, R. 05d/11:15/2 67/A662 

20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Parathe, H.R. 16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Parente, M. 18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

Parenteau, M.N. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Paris, G. 17c/185/2 119/A63 

Parise, J.B. 18h/11:30/2 80/A932 

18h/15:00/2 96/A625 

19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Park, B. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Park, J. 21d/309/1 62/A723 

Park, K-H. 05c/25/1 37/A402 

Park, Y. 18g/227/2 123/A159 

Parker, A. 18h/236/2 123/A785 

Parker, B. 18b/11:30/5 229/A623 

Parker, J. 18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Parker, S. 18f/288/4 211/A723 

14c/10:00/5 225/A16 

Parker, S. 14c/10:45/4 155/A328 

Parkes, J. 16d/15:15/4 178/A873 

Parkes, R.J. 14a/188/4 203/A102 

Parkhurst, D.L. 18h/12:15/3 144/A986 

Parkinson, I. 15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

05c/26/1 37/A403 

16a/12:00/5 226/A123 

Parman, S. 06d/48/1 39/A691 

Parmentier, M. 18k/15:00/2 97/A40 

14b/10:00/3 140/A233 

Parrish, R. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

20e/14:45/4 185/A183 

18g/15:15/4 182/A724 

Parrish, R. 20d/11:30/3 147/A392 

18g/14:45/4 182/A566 

18g/15:00/4 182/A33 

Parsons, I. 11a/14:45/4 175/A724 

Parsons, M. 18e/15:00/4 181/A424 

18g/15:45/4 182/A181 

Parth, V. 18e/273/4 210/A725 

Parthasarathy, G. 08g/79/1 42/A722 

21d/320/1 63/A890 

06d/12:15/2 68/A725 

01e/21/4 187/A818 

Parviainen, A. 18e/14:45/4 181/A726 

Pasarín, I.S. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Pasek, M. 03d/11/1 36/A90 

03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Passey, B. 20c/15:15/1 34/A240 

Passier, H. 18h/12:15/1 13/A1090

Patel, K.S. 18h/216/1 54/A422 

18g/12:15/4 160/A337 

18e/268/4 210/A426 

Paterson-Beedle, M. 

19f/10:30/3 146/A580 

Patil, D. 21d/310/1 62/A727 

Patil, D.J. 12d/101/1 44/A204 

Paton, C. 06c/10:30/1 4/A1035 

Patterson, M. 06c/38/2 105/A727 

Pattison, D. 07g/16:00/4 171/A728 

Pattrick, R. 19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

Patzer, A. 21d/311/1 62/A728 

Paul, A. 18h/245/2 124/A903 

Paul, B. 15a/154/1 49/A877 

Paul, D. 17c/197/2 120/A1018 

Paul, H. 15e/181/1 51/A483 

Pavlov, A. 03c/10:15/2 66/A729 

03d/14:45/2 86/A726 

Pawel, M. 20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Payne, V.E. 15b/15:00/1 29/A729 

Paytan, A. 15b/10:45/1 10/A329 

Peacock, A. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Peacock, C. 20b/11:00/1 15/A681 

Pearce, C.R. 15b/11:15/1 10/A424 

16a/15:15/5 244/A730 

Pearce, C.I. 19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

19b/298/4 212/A648 

Pearce, J. 04c/15:45/4 168/A633 

Pearson, A. 19i/271/1 59/A731 

15b/151/2 116/A376 

Pearson, D.G. 06c/10:00/1 4/A731 

06d/48/1 39/A691 

06d/11:45/2 68/A588 

06d/14:00/2 88/A572 

06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

06c/31/2 105/A82 

08e/10:00/3 136/A479 

08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

09a/10:30/4 153/A195 

04b/10:45/5 218/A862 

Pearson, N.J. 21d/304/1 62/A589 

20a/15:45/2 100/A546 

20c/314/2 130/A732 

04a/10:00/4 151/A81 

Pearson, P. 17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Peate, D.W. 10e/11:45/3 138/A732 

Peate, D. 10e/11:30/3 138/A810 

Peckmann, J. 21d/294/1 61/A262 

Pecoits, E. 03e/18/1 36/A488 

03e/21/1 37/A733 

Pedersen, C.S. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Pedersen, R.B. 20d/12:00/3 147/A492 

04a/46/4 189/A983 

04b/62/4 191/A877 

Pedersen, T. 17b/11:45/1 11/A415 

15a/136/1 47/A148 

Peemoeller, H. 18b/247/4 208/A338 

Pei, F-P. 06d/53/1 39/A1047 

Peketi, A. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Pelleter, E. 12e/99/2 111/A733 

Pelletier, L. 15c/11:00/3 141/A985 

Pellin, M. 20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Pelt, E. 16b/164/2 117/A145 

16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

Pen, A. 20f/308/4 213/A734 

Peña, J. 18h/234/1 55/A735 

Author Index 

Peng, J. 12e/87/2 110/A81 

Peng, W. 21d/328/1 64/A1038 

Peng, Z. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

Pen-Mouratov, S. 18h/243/2 124/A864 

Penn, L. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

Penn, R.L. 14e/142/2 115/A283 

Perchuk, L. 08e/11:00/3 136/A817 

Perdikouri, C. 14d/10:45/2 74/A767 

Perdrix, E. 18a/213/2 121/A605 

Pereira, A. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

Pereira, Z. 13a/123/2 113/A264 

Pereira da Silva, T. 

18d/205/1 53/A736 

Pérez-Arvizu, O. 21d/288/1 61/A78 

Perfit, M. 10e/80/2 109/A736 

06a/80/4 192/A478 

06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Perfit, M.R. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

Perkins, C. 14g/216/4 205/A737 

Perkins, E. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Perkins, R. 14f/12:15/2 75/A737 

Perry, R. 16d/15:30/4 178/A738 

Person, M. 14g/16:00/5 243/A832 

Persson, P. 14c/11:15/4 155/A569 

Peslier, A. 02a/1/1 35/A195 

02a/2/1 35/A738 

02a/16:15/2 85/A516 

Petaev, M. 03a/11:00/1 2/A419 

Peterman, E. 20c/16:15/1 34/A60 

Peters, L. 16a/225/4 206/A821 

Peters, N. 16c/14:00/2 95/A739 

Peters, T. 04a/11:30/4 151/A629 

Peterse, F. 15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

Petit, J.C.J. 18a/213/2 121/A605 

18a/11:45/4 158/A739 

Petitto, S. 18h/11:15/2 80/A932 

Petrescu, L. 14e/147/2 115/A964 

Petrik, L.F. 18e/264/4 209/A259 

Petrishcheva, E. 07g/56/2 107/A740 

Petrov, O. 21d/304/1 62/A589 

Petrunic, B. 18e/16:15/4 181/A740 

Pettke, T. 08g/78/1 42/A486 

20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

20h/318/4 214/A887 

Pett-Ridge, J. 16a/10:30/5 226/A457 

16a/15:30/5 244/A741 

Peucker-Ehrenbrink, B. 

06b/28/2 104/A742 

18a/14:00/4 180/A628 

Peytcheva, I. 10d/12:00/3 137/A742 

20h/12:15/4 163/A988 

09e/131/4 197/A642 

10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

Peyton, L. 11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

Pfänder, J. 06e/90/4 193/A442 

06e/91/4 193/A466 

06e/93/4 194/A743 

Phan, H. 07b/46/2 106/A743 

Phan, K. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Philippot, P. 19g/14:45/1 32/A945 

03c/12:00/2 66/A766 

Phillips, A. 12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Phillips, A.J. 14b/10:15/3 140/A636 

Phillips, B. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Phillips, D. 06c/10:30/1 4/A1035 

Phillips, F. 17d/201/2 120/A744 

16e/12:00/3 142/A594 

293

Philp, P. 18b/11:15/5 229/A501 

Phipps-Morgan, J. 

04d/14:15/5 235/A975 

Phrommavanh, V. 

18h/235/1 56/A744 

Pi, D. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

Pi, T. 21d/312/1 62/A745 

Piao, H. 19i/275/1 60/A933 

Piccoli, P. 07d/10:15/5 220/A620 

Pichat, S. 18a/216/2 121/A745 

18a/217/2 122/A752 

18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

Pichevin, L. 17c/194/2 120/A746 

Pichler, T. 18f/286/4 211/A522 

Pickering, R. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Pidgeon, R. 03b/16:15/1 18/A747 

Pieczka, A. 07h/11:45/5 221/A330 

Pierce, E. 13a/130/2 114/A747 

Piercey, S. 04a/10:30/4 151/A446 

Pierrehumbert, R. 

17c/187/2 119/A315 

Pierret, M-C. 16c/11:30/2 77/A533 

16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

Pierret, M-C. 16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

Pietranik, A. 04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Pietruszka, A. 20c/11:15/2 84/A489 

10e/11:00/3 138/A749 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

06a/12:15/5 219/A341 

Pik, R. 16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

Pilet, S. 05d/12:00/2 67/A749 

Pili, E. 16a/10:00/5 226/A105 

Pimentel, F. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

06a/85/4 193/A791 

Pimentel, M. 04c/69/4 191/A750 

Pin, C. 04c/64/4 191/A139 

Pina, C.M. 14c/16:00/4 176/A750 

Pinet, O. 07f/48/2 106/A170 

Pinilla, C. 07c/61/1 40/A751 

08a/67/1 41/A976 

Pinti, D.L. 19g/10:00/1 14/A751 

03e/17/1 36/A356 

19h/260/1 58/A633 

12d/15:00/2 92/A69 

Piotrowski, A. 17f/243/4 208/A844 

17f/15:15/5 245/A752 

Pironon, J. 08b/62/2 107/A957 

Pirouz, M. 06e/16:00/5 237/A645 

Pisapia, C. 18a/217/2 122/A752 

Plado, J. 08d/16:15/1 24/A981 

Planavsky, N. 03f/11:45/3 134/A753 

Plank, T. 13c/15:30/1 27/A753 

Plas, A. 15c/170/1 50/A843 

Plessen, B. 08b/14:30/1 22/A572 

Plötze, M. 16d/15:45/4 178/A298 

Plumlee, G. 18i/15:30/5 247/A1031 

Plummer, M. 17d/203/2 120/A801 

Plymale, A. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Podladtchikov, Y. 

08g/14:15/2 90/A989 

04d/15:45/5 235/A847 

Podosek, F. 03a/10:30/1 2/A714 

Pogge von Strandmann, P 

. 09a/11:30/4 153/A754 

09a/11:45/4 153/A594 

16a/15:15/5 244/A730 

Pogula, S. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 


Point, D. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Pointeau, V. 18h/10:30/3 144/A968 

Poirier, A. 17f/16:15/5 245/A755 

Poitrasson, F. 15a/146/1 48/A510 

Pokhilenko, L. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Pokhilenko, N. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Pokrovski, G. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

Pokrovski, O. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

14c/213/4 205/A863 

19b/296/4 212/A597 

14c/10:45/5 225/A698 

18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Polat, A. 03b/4/2 102/A384 

Poli, G. 10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Poling, J. 18h/244/2 124/A864 

Polizzotti, R. 14c/207/4 204/A451 

Polizzotto, M. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Pollard, D. 18f/10:45/5 231/A1023 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Pollard, W. 19a/281/2 127/A705 

Pollington, A. 20c/16:15/1 34/A60 

Polve, M. 10a/136/4 198/A98 

Polya, D. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

18j/267/2 126/A520 

Polyak, V. 17c/184/2 119/A35 

Polyakov, V. 20b/14:30/1 33/A756 

Polyansky, O.P. 09c/124/4 196/A757 

Ponomarchuk, V. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521 

Pons, M-L. 18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

Ponzevera, E. 15c/161/1 49/A161 

20h/316/4 214/A60 

Pope, M. 13a/124/2 113/A300 

Popescu-Pogrion, N. 

14e/147/2 115/A964 

Porcal, P. 14d/10:15/2 74/A490 

Porcar, L. 20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

Porcelli, D. 07e/10:45/2 69/A427 

Post, J. 07h/106/4 195/A568 

Posth, N. 03e/16:15/2 87/A450 

Poulson, S. 03c/9/1 35/A671 

18f/288/4 211/A723 

18f/289/4 211/A757 

18f/15:00/5 246/A291 

Poulton, S. 20b/14:15/1 33/A315 

Pourabdollahi, A. 12e/101/2 111/A778 

Pouran, H.M. 14e/14:45/1 28/A758 

Pourcelot, L. 18h/235/2 123/A758 

Pourhaji, M.H. 12e/14:15/1 25/A777 

Pourmand, A. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Power, I. 14b/128/1 46/A759 

Power, I.M. 18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Pradoux, C. 15a/146/1 48/A510 

Pradoux, K. 15a/144/1 48/A425 

Prakapenka, V. 07a/11:00/4 152/A183 

07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

07f/14:00/4 170/A230 

Prakash, T. 19b/15:45/4 184/A730 

Prapaipong, P. 18h/260/2 125/A1104 

Pratt, L. 21c/15:45/2 101/A435 

02b/11:15/3 133/A531 

Prave, A. 17c/10:30/3 143/A452 

Prechova, E. 17d/199/2 120/A690 

Prelevic, D. 06c/11:45/1 4/A760 

Pressi, L. 06d/40/1 38/A304 

06d/42/1 38/A423 

08g/14:00/2 90/A760 

Pribil, M. 18a/220/2 122/A898

Price, D. 14c/10:00/5 225/A16 

Price, M.M. 12e/100/2 111/A761 

Price, R. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

10e/10:45/3 138/A761 

09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

Prichard, H. 12b/10:30/3 139/A57 

Prieto, M. 14c/203/4 204/A318 

Prieto-Ballesteros, O. 

02b/1/2 102/A265 

Pring, A. 12a/11:00/2 72/A332 

07h/11:15/5 221/A118 

Pringle, M. 06a/84/4 193/A762 

Prins, M.A. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

Prinzhofer, A. 08f/12:15/2 70/A763 

14a/190/4 203/A308 

Pritchard, C. 12c/12:00/2 73/A518 

Probst, K. 04a/32/4 188/A278 

Prochaska, W. 08b/61/2 107/A763 

20d/326/2 131/A368 

Proffen, T. 20i/10:30/4 164/A197 

Prommer, H. 18k/14:45/2 97/A764 

Proskurowski, G. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

Proux, O. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

18h/221/1 55/A531 

Provost, C. 15a/144/1 48/A425 

Prunier, J. 16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

Prytulak, J. 09c/14:30/4 172/A37 

06b/15:30/4 169/A765 

Ptacek, C. 18e/10:00/4 159/A91 

18e/15:45/4 181/A765 

18e/271/4 210/A644 

18e/272/4 210/A647 

18e/11:15/5 230/A553 

Puchtel, I. 03b/6/2 102/A766 

Pugh, R. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Pujol, M. 03c/12:00/2 66/A766 

Purohit, R. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 

Purtschert, R. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Pushkarev, Y. 05b/18/2 104/A767 

Putkonen, J. 16a/218/4 205/A47 

Putnis, A. 08a/11:45/1 6/A882 

08c/15:45/1 23/A768 

14d/10:45/2 74/A767 

14c/11:45/5 225/A494 

Putnis, C.V. 08c/15:45/1 23/A768 

14d/10:45/2 74/A767 

Qafoku, N. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

Qi, C. 18h/232/2 123/A557 

18i/291/4 212/A768 

Qian, J. 21d/328/1 64/A1038 

Qian, Z-Z. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

05c/27/1 37/A429 

05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Qiang, J. 21d/298/1 62/A335 

Qiao, G. 12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Qin, L. 01a/2/4 186/A769 

Qiu, G. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

Qiu, J-S. 04a/39/4 189/A770 

Qiu, L. 16c/186/1 51/A770 

Quade, J. 15b/16:15/1 29/A115 

Queiroz, G. 06b/26/2 104/A584 

Quicksall, A. 18h/14:15/1 31/A101 

Quidelleur, X. 10c/16:00/5 240/A509 

Quinn, T. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Quirico, E. 03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Quitté, G. 03a/11:45/1 2/A138 

01a/14:30/4 165/A771 

Author Index 

Rad, S. Plenary/5 A289 

Radic, A. 15a/146/1 48/A510 

Rae, J. 15b/10:30/1 10/A279 

17f/239/4 207/A374 

Rafique, U. 21c/16:15/2 101/A772 

Ragnarsdottir, K.V. 

Plenary/3 A772 

Rahgoshay, M. 09e/16:00/5 239/A644 

Rahl, J. 11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

Rainbird, R. 03c/10/1 36/A780 

12d/14:45/2 92/A203 

Raistrick, M. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Raiswell, R. 15a/11:00/2 76/A773 

03f/11:00/3 134/A784 

16d/16:00/4 178/A773 

14a/188/4 203/A102 

Raitzsch, M. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Raja, G. 15b/148/2 116/A140 

15b/149/2 116/A140 

Rajesh, H.M. 06e/94/4 194/A774 

04b/12:15/5 218/A394 

Raju, S.V. 12d/101/1 44/A204 

Rakotomanana, D. 

04c/68/4 191/A700 

Ramezani, J. 04a/12:15/4 151/A961 

Ramos, F. 10e/10:00/3 138/A1032 

Rampe, E. 02b/3/2 102/A774 

02b/10:30/3 133/A498 

Ramprasad, T. 14a/193/4 203/A609 

Rancourt, D.G. 16c/10:45/2 77/A946 

Ranen, M. 03a/14:00/1 17/A775 

Ranin, A. 04a/40/4 189/A848 

Rankin, A.H. 08d/63/2 108/A67 

Rao, W. 12d/111/1 45/A929 

13b/140/2 115/A775 

Rapp, J. 08f/69/1 41/A776 

20h/11:15/4 163/A482 

Rapp, R. 09e/15:30/5 239/A596 

Raquin, A. 08f/70/1 41/A776 

08f/11:00/2 70/A649 

Rasa, I. 12e/14:15/1 25/A777 

21d/313/1 63/A777 

12e/101/2 111/A778 

Rasheed, M.A. 12d/113/1 45/A979 

Rashidnejad Omran, N.A. 

06e/16:00/5 237/A645 

Rasmussen, C. 16c/187/1 51/A778 

Rasmussen, K.L. 12c/12:15/2 73/A779 

Ratefiarimino, A. 04c/68/4 191/A700 

Ratschbacher, L. 06e/93/4 194/A743 

Raudsepp, M. 18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Rausch, S. 15e/174/1 50/A93 

Rauscher, T. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Ray, J. 06c/14:45/1 21/A779 

03c/10/1 36/A780 

Raymo, M. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Raymond, J. 19g/292/2 128/A358 

Rayner, N. 11b/180/4 202/A780 

Readman, J. 19f/10:30/3 146/A580 

Reagan, M.K. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

Reardon, E. 18b/247/4 208/A338 

Reddy, C. 18b/10:00/5 229/A781 

Reddy, S. 20d/11:45/3 147/A655 

11b/11:15/5 224/A1006 

Reddy, T. 06d/12:15/2 68/A725 

Reed, M.H. 10a/144/4 198/A621 

Reeder, R. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

18g/15:00/4 182/A33 

295

Reeder, R.J. 18h/220/1 54/A530 

18h/11:30/2 80/A932 

Reese, B. 21c/14:15/2 101/A781 

Reeves, E. 17c/11:45/3 143/A679 

Regberg, A. 19a/14:15/4 183/A782 

Regenauer-Lieb, K. 

08e/72/2 108/A882 

Regnier, P. 03d/15/1 36/A517 

18k/14:15/2 97/A640 

Reheis, M. 17d/10:30/4 157/A586 

Rehkämper, M. 03a/14:15/1 17/A46 

15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

18a/10:30/4 158/A782 

Reich, M. 12e/102/2 111/A783 

18e/274/4 210/A788 

Reichart, G-J. 15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Reid, R. 19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Reimann, C.R. 13a/10:00/1 8/A783 

Reimer, T. 19g/14:00/1 32/A602 

Reiners, P.W. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

11c/14:45/5 241/A139 

Reinhard, C. 03f/11:00/3 134/A784 

Reinholdt, M. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Reinisch, R. 04b/57/4 190/A17 

Reinoso-Maset, E. 

18h/11:45/3 144/A785 

Reinsch, B. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 

Reis, A. 18h/236/2 123/A785 

Reisberg, L. 12d/110/1 45/A786 

Reitter, E. 04a/14:45/4 167/A866 

Relvas, J. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Rema, T. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

Remo, J. 03a/11:00/1 2/A419 

Rempel, K. 08d/15:00/1 24/A786 

07d/11:00/5 220/A1024 

Remusat, L. 07e/11:45/2 69/A532 

Renard, F. 14c/211/4 205/A646 

Renaud, P. 18h/235/2 123/A758 

Rendle-Buehring, R. 

15b/156/2 116/A712 

15b/157/2 116/A787 

Renne, P. 11b/177/4 201/A117 

11b/10:30/5 224/A787 

11b/11:00/5 224/A142 

01f/15:15/5 234/A264 

Renock, D. 18e/274/4 210/A788 

Resing, J. 15a/154/1 49/A877 

Restrepo, A. 17a/193/1 52/A788 

Reusser, E. 07b/46/2 106/A743 

Reuther, H. 10b/11:30/4 154/A447 

Revel-Rolland, M. 

16b/162/2 117/A33 

Reverdatto, V.V. 09c/124/4 196/A757 

Revillon, S. 16b/162/2 117/A33 

16b/169/2 117/A789 

Reynard, B. 07g/57/2 107/A789 

Reynard, L. 18a/218/2 122/A790 

Reynolds, B.C. 15a/15:00/2 93/A213 

17c/194/2 120/A746 

18a/212/2 121/A378 

20c/315/2 130/A790 

20h/12:15/4 163/A988 

16a/15:45/5 244/A533 

Reynolds, R.L. 21d/297/1 61/A324 

Rhee, S-K. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Rhodes, E. 11a/172/4 201/A371 


Ribeiro, L.P. 06b/24/2 104/A182 

06a/85/4 193/A791 

Ribeiro, M.L. 04a/41/4 189/A880 

Richard, G. 09c/15:15/4 172/A791 

Richard, W. 16c/15:15/2 95/A653 

Richards, D.A. 17a/11:30/2 78/A48 

17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

Richards, I.J. 03f/10:15/3 134/A327 

Richards, S. 09c/16:15/4 172/A792 

Richardson, C.D. 19c/14:45/5 248/A793 

Richardson, S. 04b/10:45/5 218/A862 

Richer, C. 12c/98/1 44/A793 

Richet, P. 07b/12:30/1 5/A794 

07f/48/2 106/A170 

Richnow, H-H. 18b/11:00/5 229/A271 

Richter, F.M. 07c/14:30/2 89/A794 

20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Richter, S. 19b/12:15/5 232/A449 

Rickaby, R.E.M. 15b/15:00/1 29/A729 

21c/14:30/2 101/A371 

15b/150/2 116/A367 

17c/195/2 120/A795 

Rickers, K. 08a/63/1 40/A97 

Rickli, J. 15a/15:00/2 93/A213 

Rickman, D. 01f/26/4 188/A902 

Ricolleau, A. 05b/15:00/1 20/A260 

07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

07a/11:00/4 152/A183 

07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Ridgwell, A. 17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

Ridgwell, A. 17c/10:45/3 143/A834 

17c/11:00/3 143/A619 

Ridley, I. 12e/103/2 111/A876 

19a/11:30/4 161/A99 

Ridley, M. 14e/14:00/1 28/A796 

Ridley, W.I. 10e/80/2 109/A736 

18a/220/2 122/A898 

Riedel, T. 19d/249/1 57/A796 

Rietmeijer, F. 01e/10:00/5 217/A797 

Rigaudier, T. 08g/14:45/2 90/A797 

Riggins, S. 16c/14:15/2 95/A798 

16b/14:30/4 177/A25 

Rihs, S. 16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

Rimstidt, J.D. 18d/10:15/1 12/A243 

Rinterknecht, V. 16e/182/2 119/A799 

Riotte, J. 16c/11:00/2 77/A12 

16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Rissmann, C. 12e/10:00/1 7/A539 

Rive, K. 16a/14:45/5 244/A799 

Rivera, N. 18k/241/1 56/A800 

Rivers, M. 20j/323/4 215/A516 

20j/14:45/5 249/A919 

Rizlan, B-L. 18h/208/1 54/A158 

Ro, C-U. 18g/226/2 122/A159 

18g/227/2 123/A159 

Roach, L. 18d/10:45/1 12/A86 

Robert, F. 19c/16:00/5 248/A698 

Robert, M. 20d/321/2 130/A170 

Roberts, H. 21d/294/1 61/A262 

Roberts, J. 07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Roberts, L. 12d/15:15/2 92/A538 

Robertson, G. 08c/15:30/1 23/A452 

Robin, M. 18b/254/4 208/A641 

Robinson, R. 15b/151/2 116/A376 

Robyr, M. 07g/58/2 107/A800 

07h/14:15/5 238/A197

Roden, E. 18h/12:00/1 13/A475 

03e/15:45/2 87/A435 

14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

Rodés, Á. 16e/181/2 118/A719 

17d/200/2 120/A710 

17d/203/2 120/A801 

Rodionov, N. 06c/29/2 105/A29 

Rodolfo, R. 06a/86/4 193/A939 

Rodolfo-Metalpa, R. 

15b/155/2 116/A645 

Rodriguez, D. 18k/240/1 56/A628 

Rodriguez-Blanco, J.D. 

14e/10:15/1 9/A801 

Rodríguez-Castañeda, A.P. 

15a/153/1 48/A865 

Rodriguez-Santiago, V. 

14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

Roelandt, C. 16b/11:00/4 156/A802 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Roemer, J. 18h/12:00/2 80/A100 

Roger, L. 18k/16:00/2 97/A214 

Rogers, A.D. 02b/3/2 102/A774 

Rogers, J. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

Rogers, K. 15c/169/1 50/A841 

15c/12:15/3 141/A383 

Rogers, N. 06c/12:15/1 4/A803 

05c/26/1 37/A403 

01c/5/4 186/A346 

Roh, Y. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Rohrssen, M. 02b/11:30/3 133/A173 

Rollins, N. 05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

Romer, R. 06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

Romero-Gonzales, M. 

14e/14:45/1 28/A758 

Romeu, V. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

Romu, I. 04b/12:00/5 218/A804 

Rondeux, M. 07h/15:15/5 238/A357 

Roof, S. 17d/201/2 120/A744 

Rooney, T. 06c/12:00/1 4/A566 

05c/12:00/1 3/A804 

04b/61/4 191/A872 

06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

Root, R. 18h/15:00/1 31/A805 

Rosales-Lagarde, L. 

18c/14:45/1 30/A805 

Rose, J. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Rosenqvist, J. 14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

Rosenthal, A. 06b/16:15/4 169/A806 

Rosenthal, E. 14g/15:45/5 243/A643 

Rosiere, C.A. 03f/7/2 102/A196 

Rosing, M.T. 19g/11:30/1 14/A194 

Roskosz, M. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Rosner, M. 15c/164/1 49/A439 

Ross, N. 20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

07h/15:45/5 238/A806 

Rossberg, A. 18h/16:15/1 31/A476 

Rossman, G. 01e/19/4 187/A577 

Rosso, K. 18h/15:30/2 96/A874 

14c/14:00/4 176/A465 

Rost, D. 20e/16:15/4 185/A807 

Rostron, B. 12d/99/1 44/A32 

Rosu, E. 09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

Author Index 

Rother, G. 16c/15:45/2 95/A432 

20i/10:45/4 164/A28 

20i/11:00/4 164/A673 

20i/11:15/4 164/A807 

Rotman, A. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Rötting, T. 18e/262/4 209/A135 

Rouchon, V. 03e/17/1 36/A356 

03f/10:30/3 134/A808 

03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Roulleau, E. 06c/39/2 105/A808 

Roux, J. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

07b/12:15/1 5/A649 

07f/48/2 106/A170 

07h/11:30/5 221/A395 

Rouxel, O. 20c/10:30/2 84/A809 

19e/11:15/2 83/A951 

03f/10:45/3 134/A69 

03f/11:45/3 134/A753 

18a/10:00/4 158/A809 

Rouzaud, J.N. 07e/11:45/2 69/A532 

Rovey, C. 16e/10:30/3 142/A47 

Rovira, M. 18h/225/1 55/A598 

Rowe, H.D. 17b/198/1 53/A353 

Rowe, M. 10e/10:00/3 138/A1032 

10e/11:30/3 138/A810 

10e/11:45/3 138/A732 

Rowson, J. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

Roy, J. 18j/268/2 126/A815 

Rubatto, D. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Rubin, K. 10e/80/2 109/A736 

06a/10:30/5 219/A810 

06a/11:45/5 219/A814 

Rubin, K.H. 10c/15:45/5 240/A1073 

Rudge, J. 20g/10:45/4 162/A811 

Rudnick, R.L. 03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

06e/14:45/5 237/A37 

Ruggeberg, A. 15b/155/2 116/A645 

Rui, V. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

Ruíz-Bermejo, M. 

19e/255/1 58/A266 

14c/210/4 205/A620 

Rukhlov, A. 06c/40/2 105/A811 

Rumble, D. 03f/10:45/3 134/A69 

01e/17/4 187/A411 

20f/307/4 213/A706 

Rusch, B. 18k/242/1 56/A812 

Ruscitto, D. 08f/71/1 41/A812 

Rushmer, T. 07c/15:45/2 89/A813 

Rüsing, T. 13a/131/2 114/A813 

Russo, C. 06a/11:45/5 219/A814 

Rutgers van der Loeff, M. 

17d/12:00/4 157/A498 

Ruth, T. 21c/14:45/2 101/A846 

Ruttenberg, K. 14d/134/1 47/A814 

Ruzié, L. 08f/72/1 41/A815 

Ryan, C. 18j/268/2 126/A815 

Ryan, J.G. 20a/14:45/2 100/A7 

09a/12:15/4 153/A816 

Ryerson, F. 20b/15:00/1 33/A1009 

Ryu, J-S. 16b/170/2 117/A816 

Saal, A.E. 10a/11:45/5 223/A669 

Saalfield, S.L. 18c/10:15/2 79/A817 

Saaltink, M.W. 18k/15:30/2 97/A3 

Sacarabany, A. 01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

Sadeghian, M. 21d/293/1 61/A258 

Saenz, J. 19i/271/1 59/A731 

Safonov, O. 07b/45/2 106/A674 

08e/11:00/3 136/A817 

297

Sagawa, T. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Sahai, N. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

Saheb, M. 18h/237/2 123/A818 

Sahoo, Y.V. 06c/14:30/1 21/A15 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

Sahoo, Y.V. 03a/4/1 35/A407 

Sahu, B. 21d/314/1 63/A851 

Said-Ahmed, W. 18c/15:15/1 30/A11 

Saikia, B.J. 01e/21/4 187/A818 

Saint-Macary, H. 18h/221/1 55/A531 

Saito, T. 14e/146/2 115/A819 

Sak, P. 16b/15:00/4 177/A734 

Sakaguchi, C. 04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

Sakai, S. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Sakamoto, F. 19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Sakamoto, T. 18f/281/4 211/A41 

Sakata, S. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Sakayori, A. 09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Sakyi, P.A. 10a/10:15/5 223/A819 

10a/10:45/5 223/A930 

Salas, E. 19c/14:30/5 248/A80 

Salas, G. 10a/149/4 199/A941 

Saleh, N. 14e/143/2 115/A422 

Salisbury, M. 10a/135/4 198/A93 

Salnikova, E. 04c/66/4 191/A494 

Salters, V. 05a/14:15/1 19/A87 

18h/12:00/3 144/A898 

06a/11:00/5 219/A820 

Samankassou, E. 15a/158/1 49/A987 

Samper, J. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Samperi, F. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Sampson, M. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Samreth, S. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Samson, I.M. 12e/15:00/1 25/A134 

12e/16:00/1 25/A820 

12e/100/2 111/A761 

Samuels, K. 16a/225/4 206/A821 

Sanborn, M. 02a/16:00/2 85/A821 

Sanborn-Barrie, M. 

11b/180/4 202/A780 

Sánchez, L. 17a/195/1 52/A962 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Sánchez-Rodas, D. 

18e/14:45/4 181/A726 

Sanchez-Valle, C. 

08d/69/2 108/A822 

Sander, M. 14a/191/4 203/A373 

Sandiford, M. 09b/11:15/5 222/A822 

SandStröm, M. 14c/11:15/4 155/A569 

Sanehira, T. 07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Sanjay, S. 21d/11:45/1 16/A823 

Sano, T. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

09a/113/4 195/A639 

Sano, Y. 19g/15:30/1 32/A685 

17a/194/1 52/A862 

20d/327/2 131/A477 

09a/112/4 195/A391 

09a/114/4 196/A823 

Santelli, C. 19e/11:15/2 83/A951 

Santos, P. 12e/11:15/1 7/A299 

Santoyo-Gutiérrez, E. 

08d/67/2 108/A215 

Sapienza, G.T. 06c/32/2 105/A82 

Sarda, P. 14b/124/1 46/A425 

Sarmiento, A. 18e/14:45/4 181/A726 

Sarnthein, M. 17d/15:15/4 179/A331 

Sarret, G. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Sartou, G. 15a/146/1 48/A510 


Sasaki, K. 18e/275/4 210/A824 

Sasselov, D. 03a/11:00/1 2/A419 

Satir, M. 04b/60/4 190/A849 

Satish Kumar, T. 12d/108/1 45/A583 

Satitkune, S. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Sato, D. 10b/157/4 199/A824 

Sato, H. 15a/156/1 49/A939 

Sato, H. 17e/233/4 207/A920 

Sato, K. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

06a/81/4 193/A502 

Sato, S. 18b/248/4 208/A352 

Sato, T. 18h/233/2 123/A707 

18e/12:00/4 159/A825 

18f/279/4 211/A28 

Satomura, T. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Saunders, K. 10a/145/4 198/A825 

Savage, K. 18h/238/2 123/A826 

Savard, D. 12a/10:45/2 72/A66 

20e/331/2 131/A187 

Savenko, A.V. 18k/243/1 56/A826 

Savina, M. 20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Savov, I.P. 15c/168/1 50/A715 

09a/12:15/4 153/A816 

Savoye, S. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

18h/250/2 124/A1029 

Savva, E. 06c/29/2 105/A29 

Sawaguchi, T. 15c/166/1 49/A650 

Saxena, P.R. 18e/273/4 210/A725 

Scaillet, B. 10e/12:15/3 138/A245 

Scambelluri, M. 08g/78/1 42/A486 

Schaaf, W. 16c/12:15/2 77/A827 

Schaefer, J.M. 16e/11:15/3 142/A269 

17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

16a/218/4 205/A47 

Schäfer, T. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

Schaltegger, U. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

10d/12:00/3 137/A742 

04a/11:15/4 151/A635 

10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

10c/15:00/5 240/A837 

Schaperdoth, I. 19c/15:15/5 248/A579 

Schardt, C. 15e/15:15/2 94/A298 

Schauble, E. 20b/11:30/1 15/A377 

20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

Schefer, S. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Scheiderich, K. 18a/11:00/4 158/A829 

Scheinost, A. 18h/16:15/1 31/A476 

18e/10:45/4 159/A51 

19b/15:30/4 184/A68 

Scher, H. 17f/16:00/5 245/A829 

Scherer, E. 01d/11:15/4 150/A830 

01d/14/4 187/A889 

Schieber, J. 14a/194/4 203/A830 

Schiffman, P. 18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

Schiller, M. 15a/140/1 47/A216 

06d/10:45/2 68/A348 

01d/10:45/4 150/A831 

01a/1/4 186/A26 

Schilling, M. 06d/52/1 39/A991 

06d/15:15/2 88/A174 

Schimmelpfennig, I. 

16e/12:15/3 142/A831 

Schindelwig, I. 17d/204/2 120/A832 

Schippers, A. 14a/188/4 203/A102 

Schlegel, M.L. 18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Schlegel, M. 14g/16:00/5 243/A832 

Schloemer, S. 21b/16:15/5 250/A833

Schluechter, C. 17d/204/2 120/A832 

Schmeling, H. 09c/15:15/4 172/A791 

Schmidt, A. 20h/317/4 214/A833 

Schmidt, C. 08a/63/1 40/A97 

Schmidt, D.N. 17c/10:45/3 143/A834 

17f/234/4 207/A141 

Schmidt, K. 15e/177/1 50/A295 

20h/12:00/4 163/A834 

Schmidt, M.E. 10c/14:15/5 240/A835 

Schmidt, M.W. 07e/11:00/2 69/A977 

09d/14:30/2 91/A617 

07c/16:15/2 89/A899 

10b/14:15/4 174/A835 

09b/10:30/5 222/A104 

10a/12:15/5 223/A249 

Schmidt, S. 09c/15:00/4 172/A836 

Schmitt, A.K. 03a/12:15/1 2/A355 

10e/80/2 109/A736 

20d/320/2 130/A147 

10a/146/4 198/A836 

Schmittner, A. 17c/11:15/3 143/A290 

Schmitz, S. 11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Schnabel, C. 16e/182/2 119/A799 

17d/12:00/4 157/A498 

Schneider, H. 14b/127/1 46/A510 

Schoell, M. 14b/10:30/3 140/A309 

Schoemann, V. 15a/139/1 47/A209 

15a/152/1 48/A837 

Schoene, B. 20d/322/2 130/A175 

10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

10c/15:00/5 240/A837 

Schoener, R. 04a/46/4 189/A983 

Schofield, E. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

Schofield, P. 20j/16:15/5 249/A838 

Scholl, A. 20j/16:15/5 249/A838 

Scholz, C. 17b/12:00/1 11/A122 

Schönbächler, M. 03a/14:15/1 17/A46 

15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

01d/11:00/4 150/A839 

Schopf, J.W. 21b/15:00/5 250/A193 

Schott, J. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

19b/296/4 212/A597 

14c/10:45/5 225/A698 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Schouten, S. 15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Schrag, D. 15e/180/1 51/A375 

Schramm, M. 20d/326/2 131/A368 

Schroeder, T. 15c/164/1 49/A439 

Schroth, A. 16d/173/2 118/A840 

Schubert, C. 19i/261/1 59/A64 

21c/284/1 60/A840 

Schubert, M. 18c/14:30/1 30/A484 

Schulte, M. 15c/169/1 50/A841 

Schulte, R. 06d/52/1 39/A991 

Schulz, M. 16c/15:00/2 95/A1017 

Schumann, D. 20e/333/2 131/A841 

Schüth, C. 18b/256/4 209/A937 

Schuth, S. 20h/11:45/4 163/A488 

09c/125/4 197/A842 

Schütz, L. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Schwander, J. 17e/229/4 206/A4 

Schwark, L. 18g/10:00/4 160/A842 

Author Index 

Schwartz, R. 16e/11:15/3 142/A269 

17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Schwarz, J-O. 04e/10:30/3 135/A244 

Schwarz, W.H. 01e/18/4 187/A491 

Schwarzenbach, E. 

15c/170/1 50/A843 

Schwarzenbach, R.P. 

18b/10:30/5 229/A386 

18b/11:45/5 229/A5 

Schwieters, J.B. 20c/316/2 130/A843 

Scirè, S. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Scoates, J. 05c/24/1 37/A326 

05c/29/1 37/A687 

12b/10:45/3 139/A844 

09e/15:45/5 239/A113 

Scott, G. 11b/177/4 201/A117 

Scott, J.R. 19c/14:45/5 248/A793 

Scott, J.H. 18c/10:15/2 79/A817 

Scow, K. 16c/183/1 51/A388 

Scranton, M. 18c/15:45/1 30/A547 

Scribano, V. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

10b/159/4 200/A982 

Scrivner, A. 17f/243/4 208/A844 

17f/15:15/5 245/A752 

Sears, S.K. 20e/333/2 131/A841 

Seddique, A.A. 18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

Seders, L. 19f/289/2 128/A845 

Seelos, F. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Seewald, J. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

Segal, I. 12e/11:00/1 7/A34 

Sego, D. 18e/272/4 210/A647 

Seher, H. 18h/230/1 55/A635 

Seitz, H-M. 15c/11:00/3 141/A985 

01a/3/4 186/A845 

Seitz, M. 20a/15:15/2 100/A1016 

Sekine, T. 03d/13/1 36/A286 

Selles, D. 09e/14:45/5 239/A232 

Selsis, F. 03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

Seltmann, R. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Semeniuk, D. 21c/14:45/2 101/A846 

Semionova, D. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521 

Semprich, J. 04d/15:45/5 235/A847 

Senda, R. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

09d/11:45/2 71/A919 

Senko, J. 18h/10:00/1 13/A546 

Sepahi, A.A. 04a/40/4 189/A848 

Sergeev, S.A. 06c/29/2 105/A29 

06a/79/4 192/A71 

Serrano, S. 18h/12:15/3 144/A986 

Sessions, A. 20b/10:00/1 15/A1003 

18c/14:00/1 30/A20 

21c/287/1 61/A1089 

Severinghaus, J. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Severs, M. 08c/15:15/1 23/A91 

Seward, T. 08d/14:00/1 24/A534 

Shafaii Moghadam, H. 

09e/16:00/5 239/A644 

Shaffer, M. 20e/14:30/4 185/A923 

Shahar, A. 20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

Shaked, Y. 15a/157/1 49/A943 

Shan, X. 08f/73/1 41/A849 

Shang, C. 04a/14:45/4 167/A866 

04b/60/4 190/A849 

Shanina, S. 19i/272/1 59/A850 

Shankle, A. 14e/14:15/1 28/A850 

14f/11:30/2 75/A657 

Shao, M. 08f/68/1 41/A574 

299

Sharma, M. 15a/137/1 47/A153 

Sharma, S.K. 18i/292/4 212/A851 

Sharma, S. 21d/314/1 63/A851 

Sharmin, S. 18h/239/2 123/A852 

Sharp, J. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/208/1 54/A158 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

Sharp, R.J. 12e/14:00/1 25/A651 

12d/14:30/2 92/A992 

Sharp, T. 02b/3/2 102/A774 

02b/10:30/3 133/A498 

Sharp, Z. 09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

Shaw, A. 09d/16:15/2 91/A929 

09a/11:00/4 153/A272 

Shaw, C. 12c/97/1 44/A663 

Shaw, S. 14e/10:00/1 9/A949 

14e/10:15/1 9/A801 

14e/10:30/1 9/A913 

18d/11:15/1 12/A9 

15b/15:00/1 29/A729 

18h/11:00/2 80/A990 

18h/16:00/2 96/A445 

19b/15:30/4 184/A68 

21b/14:45/5 250/A115 

20j/15:30/5 249/A853 

Shayestehfar, M.R. 

18h/240/2 124/A854 

Shchukarev, A. 14c/212/4 205/A854 

Shelley, M. 21d/288/1 61/A78 

Shen, C-B. 11c/184/4 202/A618 

11c/185/4 202/A855 

Shen, D. 14b/120/1 46/A154 

Shen, J-S. 15b/158/2 116/A855 

Shen, J. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Shen, P. 08e/10:30/3 136/A405 

Shen, W-Z. 09c/122/4 196/A431 

Shen, X. 04d/77/4 192/A1081 

Shen, Y.R. 14c/12:00/4 155/A1010 

Sherbov, B. 18h/241/2 124/A856 

18e/266/4 209/A337 

Sherlock, S. 11a/171/4 201/A167 

Sherriff, B. 18e/10:45/5 230/A866 

Shervais, J.W. 06d/38/1 38/A160 

06d/14:15/2 88/A856 

Sherwood Lollar, B. 

18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

14b/10:30/3 140/A309 

15c/11:15/3 141/A652 

15c/11:30/3 141/A648 

Shevalier, M. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Shevchenko, S. 12e/10:30/1 7/A857 

Shi, L. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

Shi, R.D. 06d/50/1 39/A857 

Shi, X. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

21d/329/1 64/A1038 

Shi, X. 15b/160/2 117/A1044 

Shi, Y. 18j/272/2 126/A994 

Shi, Z. 18h/16:15/2 96/A858 

18i/15:15/5 247/A903 

Shibata, H. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Shieh, S. 07f/14:00/4 170/A230 

Shiel, A.E. 18a/11:15/4 158/A859 

Shields, G. 19g/11:15/1 14/A722 


Shikazono, N. 16b/171/2 117/A859 

18h/239/2 123/A852 

18h/257/2 125/A1070 

07d/99/4 194/A928 

Shimamoto, Y. 18h/242/2 124/A860 

Shimano, T. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Shimizu, H. 18h/248/2 124/A930 

18h/252/2 124/A1051 

Shimizu, K. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

09d/11:45/2 71/A919 

Shimoda, G. 06b/14:30/4 169/A861 

Shimono, M. 09a/113/4 195/A639 

Shimoshioiri, Y. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Shin, D. 06c/41/2 106/A861 

Shin, H.S. 16b/170/2 117/A816 

Shin, J. 18h/254/2 125/A1056 

Shinjoe, H. 09e/132/4 197/A709 

Shinozaki, M. 21c/283/1 60/A638 

Shirai, K. 17a/194/1 52/A862 

Shirey, S.B. 09a/12:15/4 153/A816 

09c/126/4 197/A883 

04b/10:45/5 218/A862 

10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Shirovoka, L.S. 14c/213/4 205/A863 

Shock, E. 08g/82/1 42/A1027 

18h/260/2 125/A1104 

19g/292/2 128/A358 

Sholkovitz, E. 16d/173/2 118/A840 

Shon, W.J. 18b/245/4 208/A44 

Shore, A. 18a/219/2 122/A863 

Shotyk, W. 13b/136/2 114/A535 

Shouakar-Stash, O. 

18b/12:00/5 229/A1087 

Shuh, D. 19b/15:15/4 184/A312 

Shukuno, H. 09d/16:15/2 91/A929 

Shukurov, N. 18h/243/2 124/A864 

Shuller, L. 18h/244/2 124/A864 

Shumilin, E. 15a/153/1 48/A865 

Shuster, D. 11a/175/4 201/A865 

11b/11:00/5 224/A142 

01f/14:15/5 234/A297 

Shuvaeva, O. 18e/266/4 209/A337 

Sial, A.N. 17c/192/2 119/A586 

Siccha, M. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Sidenko, N. 18e/10:45/5 230/A866 

Siebel, W. 04a/14:45/4 167/A866 

Siebert, C. 20c/11:00/2 84/A867 

16a/15:30/5 244/A741 

Siebert, C. 14g/15:45/5 243/A643 

Siegel, M. 14e/15:45/1 28/A1002 

Sieh, K. 17a/10:30/2 78/A288 

Siena, F. 06d/14:30/2 88/A95 

06d/15:00/2 88/A250 

06c/31/2 105/A82 

Sigfusson, B. 18k/244/1 56/A867 

Sigman, D. 17f/14:15/5 245/A417 

Sigurdsson, G. 10e/79/2 109/A343 

10c/161/4 200/A331 

Silva, D. 14b/123/1 46/A406 

Silva, L. 10b/12:15/4 154/A129 

Silva, M. 18h/233/1 55/A675 

10b/153/4 199/A29 

Silva, M.C.R. 21d/316/1 63/A868 

Silver, W. 16c/10:00/2 77/A868 

Silverberg, N. 15a/153/1 48/A865 

Simac, K. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Simakova, Y. 18i/15:00/5 247/A869 

Simon, L. 08g/14:45/2 90/A797

Simon, N.S.C. 06e/15:00/5 237/A677 

04d/15:45/5 235/A847 

Simonetti, A. 06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

03d/12/1 36/A274 

20d/12:15/3 147/A123 

Simonetti, S. 06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

Simons, K.K. 09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

Sims, K. 06a/82/4 193/A621 

06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Sinclair, D. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Singarayer, J. 17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

Singer, B. 17d/14:30/4 179/A870 

10c/14:30/5 240/A432 

Singer, D. 18h/10:30/2 80/A871 

Singh, A. 18h/236/1 56/A871 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

Singh, B. 18h/11:45/2 80/A454 

18i/14:30/5 247/A551 

Singha, K. 19a/14:15/4 183/A782 

Singleton, M.J. 18j/11:15/3 145/A872 

14g/15:15/5 243/A247 

Singurindy, O. 18j/265/2 126/A438 

Sinha, K. 04b/61/4 191/A872 

Sinninghe Damsté, J.S. 

15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

15b/16:00/1 29/A472 

17c/12:00/3 143/A349 

Sinton, J. 06a/10:30/5 219/A810 

Sippel, J. 08b/14:30/1 22/A572 

Sirbescu, M. 10a/147/4 199/A873 

Sircombe, K. 04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Sisson, T. 09d/11:15/2 71/A205 

10c/15:15/5 240/A130 

Sisson, V. 08g/16:00/2 90/A885 

Sivry, Y. 18a/213/2 121/A605 

Skidmore, M. 14b/12:15/3 140/A351 

16d/15:15/4 178/A873 

Skomurski, F. 18h/15:30/2 96/A874 

Skoog, A. 14a/15:00/5 242/A874 

Skora, S. 20a/278/1 60/A875 

Skublov, S. 08g/80/1 42/A875 

Slaby, E. 10a/148/4 199/A876 

Slack, J. 12e/103/2 111/A876 

Slama, J. 20d/12:00/3 147/A492 

04b/62/4 191/A877 

Slater, G. 19g/12:15/1 14/A109 

15c/11:30/3 141/A648 

18e/14:00/4 181/A186 

18b/244/4 208/A8 

18b/246/4 208/A74 

Sleep, N. 03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

Slemons, L. 15a/154/1 49/A877 

Sloan, S. 21d/11:45/1 16/A823 

Slomp, C.P. 18h/12:15/1 13/A1090 

15b/15:30/1 29/A878 

14d/132/1 47/A497 

14d/10:00/2 74/A654 

17c/11:30/3 143/A958 

Smart, P. 17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

Smeaton, C. 18d/12:00/1 12/A878 

Smethurst, M. 05c/32/1 38/A894 

Smigielski, M. 10a/148/4 199/A876 

Smith, A. 20j/16:15/5 249/A838 

Smith, D.S. 19a/11:15/4 161/A19 

Author Index 

Smith, I.E.M. 09d/11:00/2 71/A291 

10e/10:45/3 138/A761 

10e/11:15/3 138/A348 

10b/10:45/4 154/A879 

09e/133/4 197/A901 

09b/11:00/5 222/A529 

Smith, J. 16b/166/2 117/A251 

Smith, K. 18g/14:30/4 182/A308 

Smith, L. 18k/239/1 56/A608 

18j/265/2 126/A438 

18e/272/4 210/A647 

Smith, R. 17d/201/2 120/A744 

Smits, M. 14c/15:00/4 176/A96 

Smrekar, S. 02a/14:45/2 85/A334 

Smuda, J.G. 18e/10:15/5 230/A879 

Smythe, W.F. 19c/15:45/5 248/A127 

Snow, J.E. 06a/83/4 193/A672 

Snyder, D. 18f/15:00/5 246/A291 

18f/16:15/5 246/A913 

Sobecki, T. 18g/10:30/4 160/A576 

Sobek, S. 14d/11:00/2 74/A1011 

Sobolev, A. 05c/10:15/1 3/A880 

06d/37/1 38/A70 

06d/11:15/2 68/A410 

Sobron, P. 18d/10:30/1 12/A17 

18d/11:00/1 12/A85 

Soffer, G. 06a/11:15/5 219/A316 

Sohrin, Y. 15a/148/1 48/A670 

15a/150/1 48/A688 

15a/12:15/2 76/A271 

Sokolov, S. 12e/10:30/1 7/A857 

10d/74/2 109/A522 

Sokolova, E. 07h/101/4 194/A131 

Solá, A.R. 04a/41/4 189/A880 

Solari, L. 21d/288/1 61/A78 

Solé, J. 21d/312/1 62/A745 

21d/317/1 63/A881 

Soler, J.M. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Sollitt, L. 19c/14:15/5 248/A66 

Solomon, E. 08c/15:30/1 23/A452 

Solomon, S.C. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Soltani, A. 04a/42/4 189/A881 

Soman, A. 08a/11:45/1 6/A882 

Sommer, H. 08e/72/2 108/A882 

Somoza, L. 21c/281/1 60/A319 

Sondag, F. 16b/11:00/4 156/A802 

Soneira, C. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Song, H-G. 18e/270/4 210/A484 

Song, K-S. 21d/318/1 63/A883 

Song, S. 04c/70/4 191/A911 

Song, T-R.A. 09c/126/4 197/A883 

Song, X. 18h/253/2 124/A1055 

Song, Z. 12d/117/1 45/A1100 

19g/293/2 128/A428 

Song, Z. 12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Sonke, J. 18h/12:00/3 144/A898 

18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

Soreghan, G. 13b/15:00/1 26/A884 

13b/141/2 115/A884 

Soreghan, M. 13b/15:00/1 26/A884 

13b/141/2 115/A884 

Sorensen, S.S. 08g/16:00/2 90/A885 

09a/12:00/4 153/A869 

Souders, K. 13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

20e/14:30/4 185/A923 

10a/11:00/5 223/A885 

Sousa, M. 18h/212/1 54/A317 

301

Southam, G. 14b/128/1 46/A759 

19i/268/1 59/A581 

19a/10:00/4 161/A886 

18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Southon, J. 17d/15:00/4 179/A224 

Soyama, H. 03e/17/1 36/A356 

Spadini, L. 19a/273/2 126/A144 

Spagnoli, D. 14c/11:00/4 155/A886 

Spain, A. 18h/10:00/1 13/A546 

Spalding, B. 18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Spandler, C.S. 08g/78/1 42/A486 

06b/16:15/4 169/A806 

20h/318/4 214/A887 

Spangenberg, J.E. 

19g/16:00/1 32/A270 

19g/16:15/1 32/A980 

21d/319/1 63/A887 

08d/63/2 108/A67 

18e/10:15/5 230/A879 

Sparks, D.L. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

14c/10:00/4 155/A888 

18f/15:45/5 246/A311 

Spencer, E. 20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

Spengler, D. 06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Spera, F. 10a/135/4 198/A93 

Spicuzza, M. 04a/43/4 189/A896 

04b/11:00/5 218/A489 

Spiers, G. 18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

18e/12:00/5 230/A185 

Spiro, T. 18a/10:45/4 158/A1007 

Spivack, A. 08c/15:30/1 23/A452 

Spivak-Birndorf, L. 

02b/12:15/3 133/A889 

Spoetl, C. 03c/10:00/2 66/A52 

Spormann, A.M. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/11:00/5 232/A339 

Sposito, G. 19b/11:45/5 232/A230 

Springer, G.S. 17b/198/1 53/A353 

Sprung, P. 01d/14/4 187/A889 

Sreedhar, B. 21d/320/1 63/A890 

Sreenivas, B. 03c/10:45/2 66/A890 

Sremac, J. 19g/16:00/1 32/A270 

Stachel, T. 06d/10:15/2 68/A36 

06c/35/2 105/A606 

Stafford, K. 18c/14:45/1 30/A805 

Stam, M.C. 19e/12:15/2 83/A891 

Standish, J. 10b/11:15/4 154/A891 

Stanjek, H. 18h/12:00/2 80/A100 

Stärk, H-J. 18h/11:15/3 144/A108 

Starkey, N. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

05d/10:45/2 67/A908 

Staudigel, H. 19g/11:45/1 14/A51 

19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

15e/16:00/2 94/A892 

Steefel, C.I. 18k/12:00/2 81/A893 

18h/253/2 124/A1055 

Steele, A. 19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

Steenfelt, A. 06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

Stefanova, R. 18e/268/4 210/A426 

Stefansson, A. 18c/11:00/2 79/A443 

14b/12:00/3 140/A894 

Stegemeier, J. 18h/15:45/2 96/A470 

Steig, E. 20f/10:30/5 233/A502 

Stein, H.J. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

20d/11:15/3 147/A1106 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Stein, M. 15a/157/1 49/A943 


Steinberg, R. 17d/15:45/4 179/A827 

Steinberger, B. 05c/32/1 38/A894 

Steinberger, Y. 18h/243/2 124/A864 

Steinhauer, E. 19i/273/1 59/A895 

Steinhoefel, G. 03e/16:00/2 87/A895 

Steininger, C. 17d/202/2 120/A746 

Steinitz, A. 04a/34/4 188/A393 

04a/43/4 189/A896 

Steinke, S. 15b/156/2 116/A712 

15b/157/2 116/A787 

Stepanets, O. 15a/145/1 48/A486 

Stephan, T. 20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

01e/10:45/5 217/A896 

Stephanou, E.G. 18g/16:00/4 182/A897 

Steponaitis, E. 13a/132/2 114/A897 

Stern, J. 18h/12:00/3 144/A898 

Stern, R.J. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

Stetler, L. 18e/16:00/4 181/A904 

Stetson, S.J. 18a/220/2 122/A898 

Stevens, S. 14b/10:30/3 140/A309 

Stevenson, D. 03a/10:00/1 2/A899 

03a/10:45/1 2/A716 

Stevenson, J. 19d/246/1 57/A40 

Stevenson, R. 03b/15:30/1 18/A695 

06c/39/2 105/A808 

17f/236/4 207/A251 

Stewart, A.J. 07e/11:00/2 69/A977 

07c/16:15/2 89/A899 

Stewart, B.D. 18h/10:00/3 144/A900 

Stewart, B.W. 16a/12:15/5 226/A249 

Stewart, D.I. 19b/16:00/4 184/A121 

Stewart, G. 15a/155/1 49/A900 

Stewart, J. 17a/190/1 52/A436 

Stewart, R. 10e/11:15/3 138/A348 

09e/133/4 197/A901 

Stille, P. 16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

18g/231/2 123/A697 

Stillings, L. 18f/15:15/5 246/A901 

Stirling, C. 17d/11:15/4 157/A902 

Stock, J. 17d/10:30/4 157/A586 

Stocker, T. 17e/229/4 206/A4 

Stockli, D.F. 11a/14:00/4 175/A1069 

Stoeser, D. 01f/26/4 188/A902 

Stoll, B. 19i/266/1 59/A433 

14a/191/4 203/A373 

Stollenwerk, K. 18h/245/2 124/A903 

Stolper, E. 09a/10:00/4 153/A96 

10a/142/4 198/A590 

Stolper, E.M. 05d/12:00/2 67/A749 

10b/14:00/4 174/A45 

10a/143/4 198/A610 

10a/10:30/5 223/A385 

Stone, A. 18h/16:15/2 96/A858 

18i/15:15/5 247/A903 

Stone, J.J. 18e/16:00/4 181/A904 

Stone, J.O. 16e/12:00/3 142/A594 

St-Onge, M.R. 11b/180/4 202/A780 

11c/16:00/5 241/A1030 

Stoppa, F. 06c/15:30/1 21/A904 

Storey, C. 04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

Stott, M. 19a/14:45/4 183/A656 

Stowell, H. 04e/14/2 103/A905 

Stracke, A. 13a/129/2 114/A713 

10c/14:45/5 240/A828 

Strakhovenko, V. 18h/241/2 124/A856

Straub, S.M. 09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

09d/15:45/2 91/A129 

09e/14:00/5 239/A905 

Strauch, G. 10c/16:15/5 240/A109 

Strauss, H. 15e/177/1 50/A295 

16b/168/2 117/A623 

Strawn, D. 19a/282/2 127/A708 

Streck, M. 09d/12:00/2 71/A906 

Strepka, C. 18h/246/2 124/A907 

Strnad, L. 10b/152/4 199/A4 

Stroncik, N.A. 06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

06a/14:30/5 236/A215 

Stroud, M. 04e/15/2 103/A908 

Stroud, R.M. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

20j/14:30/5 249/A208 

Stuart, F. 05c/31/1 37/A892 

05d/10:45/2 67/A908 

20c/306/2 129/A53 

16e/10:15/3 142/A231 

11c/16:15/5 241/A306 

Stubbs, J. 18h/10:15/3 144/A909 

Stuchlik, L. 18g/16:15/4 182/A625 

Student, J. 10a/147/4 199/A873 

Stumpf, T. 18h/10:15/2 80/A909 

18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Sturchio, N. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

20f/309/4 213/A910 

Sturm, C. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

Sturm, M. 21c/284/1 60/A840 

Stuut, J-B. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Stuyfzand, P. 18k/14:45/2 97/A764 

Su, L. 04c/70/4 191/A911 

Su, W. 19e/257/1 58/A557 

Su, Z. 08d/16:00/1 24/A911 

Sugahara, H. 03f/9/2 103/A912 

Sugawara, S. 17d/14:00/4 179/A454 

Sugimory, K. 18h/209/1 54/A163 

Sugitani, K. 03f/9/2 103/A912 

Sugiyama, K. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Sugiyama, T. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Sui, J. 08g/14:30/2 90/A253 

07h/108/4 195/A912 

Suko, T. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Sulak, D. 14d/134/1 47/A814 

Sullivan, A. 18f/289/4 211/A757 

18f/16:15/5 246/A913 

Sullivan, L. 18c/222/2 122/A122 

18c/223/2 122/A165 

18c/224/2 122/A585 

Sulzberger, B. 14c/14:45/4 176/A497 

Sumino, H. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

06d/15:15/2 88/A174 

Sumoondur, A. 14e/10:30/1 9/A913 

Sun, C. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

Sun, D. 05b/19/2 104/A914 

Sun, H. 17b/201/1 53/A914 

Sun, M. 16b/172/2 118/A1057 

04a/50/4 190/A1033 

10c/162/4 200/A360 

Sun, Q. 08g/14:30/2 90/A253 

Sun, R. 08d/14:15/1 24/A229 

Sun, R. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

Sun, T. 18j/269/2 126/A915 

Sun, T. 05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Sun, W-H. 13a/133/2 114/A916 

Author Index 

Sun, W. 05d/12:15/2 67/A915 

17c/188/2 119/A398 

09c/15:45/4 172/A554 

04d/73/4 192/A559 

04d/14:30/5 235/A550 

Sun, X. 04d/14:30/5 235/A550 

Sun, Y. 21d/290/1 61/A153 

04e/16/2 103/A916 

04a/47/4 189/A996 

04d/73/4 192/A559 

Sun, Z-X. 12e/108/2 112/A1041 

Sun, Z. 12d/104/1 44/A292 

21b/325/4 215/A917 

Sunamura, M. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

Sunda, W.G. 15a/14:00/2 93/A917 

Sundby, B. 03e/16/1 36/A190 

18k/14:00/2 97/A453 

Sunder Raju, P.V. 

12e/104/2 112/A918 

Sundquist, E. 14d/131/1 47/A191 

Surma Basin Team 1, 

11c/14:00/5 241/A669 

Suse, M. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

Sutherland, N. 15a/10:45/2 76/A309 

Sutton, S. 20j/323/4 215/A516 

20j/14:45/5 249/A919 

Suvorava, E. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

Suy, B. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Suzuki, K. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

05c/30/1 37/A860 

09d/11:45/2 71/A919 

Suzuki, R. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

Suzuki, T. 21c/279/1 60/A18 

Suzuki, T. 17e/233/4 207/A920 

Suzuki, T. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

Suzuki, Y. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Suzuki, Y. 19f/11:15/3 146/A701 

Suzuki, Y. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

Svane Stipp, S.L. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Sveinbjornsdottir, A.E. 

14a/189/4 203/A240 

Sverdlova, V.G. 09c/124/4 196/A757 

Sverjensky, D.A. 03c/12:15/2 66/A526 

03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

14c/14:15/4 176/A921 

14c/14:30/4 176/A440 

14c/201/4 204/A168 

Sverrisdottir, G. 10e/79/2 109/A343 

10c/161/4 200/A331 

Swanner, E. 19a/283/2 127/A922 

Swanson-Hysell, N. 

13a/10:15/1 8/A53 

Swapp, S. 20d/320/2 130/A147 

Swart, P. 20b/304/2 129/A991 

Swedlund, P. 18d/12:15/1 12/A1011 

Swenson, M. 19a/279/2 127/A584 

Swerhone, G. 20j/322/4 215/A235 

Swerhone, G.D.W. 

20j/16:00/5 249/A696 

Swindle, T. 01f/15:45/5 234/A1074 

Swinnard, L. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

Swoboda-Colberg, N. 

14f/11:30/2 75/A657 

Sylva, S. 15c/10:30/3 141/A764 

303

Sylvester, P. 13a/11:30/1 8/A196 

13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

20e/14:30/4 185/A923 

10a/11:00/5 223/A885 

Sylvestre, F. 17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

Syritso, L. 07d/10:45/5 220/A42 

Szocs, T. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Tacheva, E. 10d/12:00/3 137/A742 

Tachibana, S. 01a/14:00/4 165/A924 

Tagami, K. 21c/285/1 61/A964 

21d/323/1 63/A928 

18b/255/4 209/A924 

Tagami, T. 11a/176/4 201/A1050 

Taghipour, B. 08g/81/1 42/A925 

21d/322/1 63/A925 

Taghipour, S. 08g/81/1 42/A925 

21d/322/1 63/A925 

Tagirov, B. 08a/10:30/1 6/A756 

Taillez, A. 18a/11:45/4 158/A739 

Tajbakhsh, G.R. 06e/16:00/5 237/A645 

Takafumi, H. 03c/10:45/2 66/A890 

Takagi, K. 16c/184/1 51/A552 

Takahashi, M. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Takahashi, T. 21c/279/1 60/A18 

09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Takahashi, Y. 18h/14:00/1 31/A353 

18h/14:45/1 31/A414 

15a/138/1 47/A198 

18h/231/1 55/A638 

18h/242/2 124/A860 

18h/248/2 124/A930 

18h/252/2 124/A1051 

19a/284/2 127/A926 

Takahata, N. 19g/15:30/1 32/A685 

20d/327/2 131/A477 

09a/112/4 195/A391 

09a/114/4 196/A823 

Takai, K. 15c/167/1 50/A670 

19e/254/1 58/A11 

19e/256/1 58/A412 

19e/258/1 58/A926 

Takamasa, A. 03a/4/1 35/A407 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

Takano, Y. 19d/251/1 57/A927 

Takashi, M. 03c/10:45/2 66/A890 

Takata, H. 21d/323/1 63/A928 

Takeno, N. 19f/290/2 128/A920 

Takeuchi, A. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

Tam, M. 19i/271/1 59/A731 

Tamura, I. 07d/99/4 194/A928 

Tamura, N. 07h/105/4 195/A503 

20j/321/4 214/A185 

Tamura, Y. 09d/16:15/2 91/A929 

Tan, H. 12d/111/1 45/A929 

13b/140/2 115/A775 

Tan, M.T. 16a/219/4 205/A168 

Tanaka, K. 18h/248/2 124/A930 

Tanaka, M. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Tanaka, R. 10a/10:15/5 223/A819 

10a/10:45/5 223/A930 

06e/15:45/5 237/A942 

Tang, G. 09c/127/4 197/A931 

Tang, J. 15b/10:00/1 10/A241 

Tang, J. 11c/184/4 202/A618 

Tang, J. 18h/251/2 124/A1042 

Tang, M. 20b/303/2 129/A931 


Tang, S.H. 20b/12:15/1 15/A1103 

20b/298/2 128/A540 

20b/301/2 129/A549 

Tang, Y. 18h/220/1 54/A530 

18h/11:30/2 80/A932 

18g/15:00/4 182/A33 

Tang, Y. 04a/54/4 190/A1088 

Tang, Z-L. 10b/155/4 199/A431 

Tang, Z. 08g/77/1 42/A397 

Tania, M. 21d/321/1 63/A918 

21d/327/1 64/A983 

Taniguchi, H. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Tanwar, K. 18h/11:15/2 80/A932 

Tao, F. 19i/275/1 60/A933 

Tao, F. 16a/224/4 206/A556 

Tao, H. 20c/313/2 130/A547 

Tao, M.X. 06d/54/1 39/A1061 

Tao, Y. 18j/270/2 126/A933 

Tappa, M. 10d/78/2 109/A934 

Tappe, S. 06c/11:15/1 4/A934 

06e/15:30/5 237/A935 

Tarabrella, C. 19i/16:15/2 99/A626 

Taran, Y. 15c/171/1 50/A935 

Tase, N. 14g/217/4 205/A1051 

Tassinari, C. 20a/277/1 60/A75 

04e/13/2 103/A664 

04e/17/2 103/A936 

11b/179/4 202/A276 

Tate, M. 18g/14:15/4 182/A244 

Tatischeff, V. 01b/12:15/4 149/A233 

Tatsumi, Y. 21c/279/1 60/A18 

09d/11:45/2 71/A919 

09d/12:15/2 71/A936 

05b/20/2 104/A927 

09b/11:45/5 222/A937 

Taubald, H. 04a/14:45/4 167/A866 

04b/60/4 190/A849 

18b/256/4 209/A937 

Taunton, A. 19i/276/1 60/A938 

Taylor, B.E. 04a/49/4 190/A1016 

Taylor, B. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

Taylor, D. 09d/11:15/2 71/A205 

Taylor, F. 17b/11:15/1 11/A870 

Taylor, S. 14b/10:45/3 140/A607 

Taylor, S. 21d/324/1 63/A938 

Tazoe, H. 15a/156/1 49/A939 

Teagle, D. 12e/14:45/1 25/A320 

16a/11:00/5 226/A972 

Team Emepc, 06a/85/4 193/A791 

Tebo, B. 18h/208/1 54/A158 

Tejada, M.L. 05c/30/1 37/A860 

06a/86/4 193/A939 

Telling, J. 14a/188/4 203/A102 

Telmer, K. 16b/167/2 117/A270 

18a/14:45/4 180/A379 

Telmer, K.H. 18a/16:15/4 180/A418 

Telsiz, S. 21d/325/1 63/A940 

Temel, A. 21d/10:15/1 16/A222 

21d/325/1 63/A940 

Tempel, R. 18f/16:00/5 246/A640 

Templeton, A. 19e/11:30/2 83/A893 

19a/283/2 127/A922 

TenCate, J. 20i/10:30/4 164/A197 

Tenesch, A.C. 19a/285/2 127/A940 

Teng, H. 14c/15:30/4 176/A941 

Tenner, T. 07b/10:30/1 5/A381 

Tepley, F. 10a/149/4 199/A941 

Terada, T. 19d/248/1 57/A651

Teršič, T. 18e/276/4 210/A942 

Tertre, E. 18k/15:15/2 97/A62 

12e/86/2 110/A70 

Teschner, M. 21b/16:15/5 250/A833 

Tesfaye, D.B. 06e/15:45/5 237/A942 

Teske, A. 19d/10:00/2 82/A83 

19d/10:30/2 82/A538 

Tessier, A. 18h/210/1 54/A186 

18h/11:30/3 144/A149 

Testemale, D. 08a/11:00/1 6/A561 

08d/64/2 108/A98 

Teutsch, N. 15a/157/1 49/A943 

Thackeray, F. 18a/11:30/4 158/A50 

Theart, H. 12e/10:45/1 7/A305 

Thiagarajan, N. 15b/12:00/1 10/A956 

15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

Thibault, Y. 18e/14:30/4 181/A943 

Thiemens, M. 16a/12:15/5 226/A249 

Thien, B. 16c/11:45/2 77/A798 

Thirlwall, M. 13c/16:15/1 27/A944 

Thiry, Y. 19f/11:00/3 146/A662 

Thom, J. 14b/128/1 46/A759 

Thomas, A. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

17f/239/4 207/A374 

Thomas, D. 13b/137/2 115/A591 

17f/238/4 207/A314 

Thomas, E.R. 17e/10:00/5 227/A611 

17e/10:45/5 227/A1 

Thomas, E. 17c/10:45/3 143/A834 

Thomas, J. 07c/14:00/2 89/A1010 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Thomas, P. 14c/204/4 204/A369 

Thomas, R. 07d/10:45/5 220/A42 

Thomassot, E. 06d/10:00/2 68/A945 

20f/311/4 213/A1028 

Thomazo, C. 19g/14:45/1 32/A945 

Thompson, A. 18k/241/1 56/A800 

Thompson, A.B. 08g/15:15/2 90/A6 

08g/15:45/2 90/A339 

04e/12:15/3 135/A127 

Thompson, A. 16c/10:45/2 77/A946 

Thompson, J. 10e/11:45/3 138/A732 

Thomson, R. 17b/11:45/1 11/A415 

Thomson, S.N. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

Thorkelson, D. 09d/87/1 43/A946 

Throssell, C. 18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

Tian, C. 14c/12:00/4 155/A1010 

Tian, L. 06a/12:00/5 219/A347 

Tian, S. 19g/15:45/1 32/A217 

Tian, S. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

12c/96/1 43/A563 

17c/186/2 119/A155 

16a/228/4 206/A1059 

Tien, M. 19a/14:15/4 183/A782 

Tille, S. 15c/11:30/3 141/A648 

Tillmanns, E. 07h/102/4 195/A247 

Tilman, M. 09d/15:00/2 91/A692 

Tinkham, D. 04e/14/2 103/A905 

07g/16:00/4 171/A728 

Tipper, E. 16a/14:00/5 244/A947 

Tipple, B. 11a/16:00/4 175/A784 

Tison, J-L. 15a/139/1 47/A209 

15a/152/1 48/A837 

Tisserand, D. 14c/16:15/4 176/A948 

18f/11:15/5 231/A364 

Tits, J. 18h/249/2 124/A948 

Author Index 

Tivey, M.K. 15e/15:15/2 94/A298 

06a/10:45/5 219/A216 

Tjallingii, R. 17a/197/1 52/A1014 

Tobler, D.J. 14e/10:00/1 9/A949 

Togo, Y. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Tokeshi, S. 09d/11:30/2 71/A949 

Toki, T. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

Tolmacheva, E. 08g/80/1 42/A875 

Tomaschek, F. 08a/11:45/1 6/A882 

Tomás Oliveira, J. 

13a/123/2 113/A264 

Tomkins, A. 12a/10:00/2 72/A950 

Tomlinson, E. 08e/11:30/3 136/A950 

Tomson, J.K. 04a/44/4 189/A951 

Tomurtogoo, O. 06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Tonarini, S. 20a/14:45/2 100/A7 

15c/11:00/3 141/A985 

Toner, B. 19e/11:15/2 83/A951 

Tong, J. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Tonui, E. 20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

Toplis, M. 06b/15:45/4 169/A121 

Tornabene, L. 02b/11:45/3 133/A314 

Tornos, F. 14c/210/4 205/A620 

Torrentó, C. 18f/290/4 211/A952 

Torres, M. 08c/15:30/1 23/A452 

Torssander, P. 14a/189/4 203/A240 

Torsvik, T. 05c/32/1 38/A894 

Tosca, N. 02b/10:45/3 133/A952 

Tosdal, R. 12e/11:45/1 7/A550 

Tossell, J.A. 15b/15:15/1 29/A482 

18c/10:00/2 79/A365 

14b/11:30/3 140/A953 

Tóth, G. 18h/247/2 124/A923 

Touboul, M. 05d/11:00/2 67/A105 

20d/10:00/3 147/A480 

01d/10:30/4 150/A953 

01d/10/4 186/A480 

Toutain, J.P. 18a/10:30/4 158/A782 

Tovar-Sanchez, A. 

15a/155/1 49/A900 

Toyoda, S. 20d/329/2 131/A685 

Tracy, R. 11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Trail, D. 13a/134/2 114/A954 

Trainor, T. 18h/15:45/1 31/A307 

18h/16:00/1 31/A407 

18h/11:15/2 80/A932 

Tranter, M. 15a/11:00/2 76/A773 

16d/15:15/4 178/A873 

16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

Travin, A. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Trejo, M. 19b/295/4 212/A180 

Treloar, P.J. 08d/63/2 108/A67 

Tremaine, P. 08a/10:15/1 6/A50 

Tremblay, A. 12d/15:00/2 92/A69 

Trevani, L. 08a/10:15/1 6/A50 

Trieloff, M. 06d/41/1 38/A390 

06b/23/2 104/A119 

01e/18/4 187/A491 

06a/87/4 193/A955 

Trinquier, A. 01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Tripati, A. 15b/12:00/1 10/A956 

15b/12:15/1 10/A239 

17d/16:00/4 179/A89 

Tritlla, J. 08b/62/2 107/A957 

Trommer, G. 15b/14:15/1 29/A330 

Trotter, J. 20c/12:15/2 84/A1022 

17c/196/2 120/A957 

Trout, C. 20b/10:15/1 15/A500 

305

Trumbull, R. 07d/10:45/5 220/A42 

Tsai, C-H. 07g/59/2 107/A958 

Tsandev, I. 17c/11:30/3 143/A958 

Tsapakis, M. 18g/16:00/4 182/A897 

Tseng, C-Y. 13a/127/2 114/A514 

Tsikos, H. 19g/10:45/1 14/A959 

Tsuboi, M. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Tsubota, T. 10b/158/4 200/A960 

Tsuchiya, N. 09e/15:15/5 239/A474 

Tsuchiya, N. 07g/55/2 107/A703 

Tsuji, Y. 14c/198/4 204/A44 

Tsunogae, T. 04b/12:15/5 218/A394 

Tsunogai, U. 19e/256/1 58/A412 

19f/290/2 128/A920 

Tsuruoka, S. 19h/14:45/2 98/A960 

Tubrett, M. 20e/14:30/4 185/A923 

Tucholke, B. 06a/10:45/5 219/A216 

Tufano, K. 19i/15:15/2 99/A262 

Tuisku, P. 06d/48/1 39/A691 

Tulaczyk, S. 15a/11:00/2 76/A773 

16d/174/2 118/A987 

Tulloch, A. 04e/14/2 103/A905 

04a/12:15/4 151/A961 

Tuo, J. 12d/112/1 45/A961 

Turcotte, D. 05d/10:00/2 67/A461 

Turgeon, S.C. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

Turk, K. 19i/16:00/2 99/A268 

Turner, B. 21d/11:45/1 16/A823 

Turner, M. 09e/133/4 197/A901 

Turner, S. 09d/10:30/2 71/A962 

10e/11:15/3 138/A348 

16b/10:30/4 156/A225 

10b/11:45/4 154/A77 

06a/78/4 192/A68 

09b/10:00/5 222/A201 

09b/11:15/5 222/A822 

Turrero, M.J. 17a/195/1 52/A962 

17b/199/1 53/A597 

18h/234/1 55/A735 

Tütken, T. 21c/14:00/2 101/A963 

14a/191/4 203/A373 

21b/15:15/5 250/A374 

Twining, B. 14e/11:00/1 9/A382 

Tyliszczak, T. 19b/15:15/4 184/A312 

20j/320/4 214/A125 

Tyrrell, S. 13a/12:15/1 8/A963 

Uchida, S. 21c/285/1 61/A964 

21d/323/1 63/A928 

18b/255/4 209/A924 

Udovic, T. 20i/12:00/4 164/A445 

Udubasa, G. 14e/147/2 115/A964 

Udubasa, S.S. 14e/147/2 115/A964 

Udwadia, F. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

Ueda, A. 14b/125/1 46/A503 

14b/126/1 46/A506 

14b/129/1 46/A965 

Ueki, S. 09a/112/4 195/A391 

Ueno, Y. 19g/15:00/1 32/A965 

19g/15:30/1 32/A685 

19h/14:45/2 98/A960 

Uesugi, K. 06c/10:45/1 4/A847 

Uher, P. 04a/38/4 189/A706 

Ukstins Peate, I. 10e/11:30/3 138/A810 

10e/11:45/3 138/A732 

Ulfbeck, D. 01a/14:45/4 165/A956 

Ulianov, A. 09c/15:00/4 172/A836 

Ullrich, T. 12e/97/2 111/A655 

11a/14:15/4 175/A131 


Ulmer, P. 09d/14:45/2 91/A665 

08g/15:15/2 90/A6 

07b/46/2 106/A743 

10d/11:00/3 137/A966 

Ulrich, K-U. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/208/1 54/A158 

18h/236/1 56/A871 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

Ulrich, T. 04a/45/4 189/A967 

Ulrych, J. 06c/11:30/1 4/A2 

Umeda, K. 11a/176/4 201/A1050 

Ung, M. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Unsworth, M. 08g/15:30/2 90/A967 

Uondon, M. 05c/26/1 37/A403 

Urushihara, S. 15a/150/1 48/A688 

Ushikubo, T. 15b/14:45/1 29/A496 

03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

20d/10:45/3 147/A477 

20e/15:30/4 185/A970 

Usui, T. 02a/16:00/2 85/A821 

Usuki, T. 13a/127/2 114/A514 

Utsunomiya, S. 12c/11:45/2 73/A206 

14e/146/2 115/A819 

18h/10:30/3 144/A968 

Utting, N. 18j/271/2 126/A969 

Vaks, A. 17b/10:15/1 11/A969 

17d/10:00/4 157/A56 

Valdes, P. 17b/200/1 53/A710 

17d/14:45/4 179/A792 

Valentin, C. 19h/260/1 58/A633 

Vali, H. 20e/333/2 131/A841 

Valle Aguado, B. 11b/182/4 202/A970 

Valley, J.W. 15b/14:45/1 29/A496 

03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

17a/11:45/2 78/A709 

10d/73/2 109/A143 

10e/80/2 109/A736 

20e/15:15/4 185/A107 

20e/15:30/4 185/A970 

04a/43/4 189/A896 

10a/151/4 199/A1034 

04b/11:00/5 218/A489 

van Acken, D. 04b/10:30/5 218/A65 

Vanaecker, M. 18e/277/4 210/A971 

20j/321/4 214/A185 

van Bergen, M. 20c/11:45/2 84/A973 

van Breukelen, B.M. 

18b/12:15/5 229/A971 

Van Cappellen, P. 

18h/12:15/1 13/A1090 

18h/15:15/1 31/A972 

17c/11:30/3 143/A958 

19b/15:30/4 184/A68 

Vance, D. 15b/11:30/1 10/A23 

20b/14:15/1 33/A315 

17b/200/1 53/A710 

17d/10:00/4 157/A56 

17f/234/4 207/A141 

16a/11:00/5 226/A972 

16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

17f/14:45/5 245/A383 

16a/15:00/5 244/A31

van de Flierdt, T. 13a/11:00/1 8/A187 

13a/11:15/1 8/A973 

05c/11:45/1 3/A167 

15a/12:00/2 76/A439 

13a/130/2 114/A747 

13a/132/2 114/A897 

17f/15:00/5 245/A316 

van den Boorn, S. 

20c/11:45/2 84/A973 

van den Kerkhof, A. 

08g/15:00/2 90/A354 

van der Bogert, C.H. 

01e/10:45/5 217/A896 

Vanderpol, S. 18a/15:15/4 180/A755 

van der Wagt, B. 20c/11:45/2 84/A973 

10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

Van der Weijden, C.H. 

16c/185/1 51/A715 

van de Schootbrugge, B. 

15b/11:45/1 10/A646 

17c/187/2 119/A315 

Van Hees, M. 19f/11:00/3 146/A662 

van Hinsberg, V. 07d/10:30/5 220/A974 

van Hunen, J. 05c/10:45/1 3/A83 

10b/10:00/4 154/A414 

Van Loon, L.R. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Vanneste, H. 14a/195/4 203/A974 

Vannucchi, P. 04d/14:15/5 235/A975 

Van Orman, J. 07a/10:30/4 152/A189 

van Roermund, H. 

06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Van Rooyen, D. 11b/183/4 202/A975 

van Sijl, J. 08a/67/1 41/A976 

van Soest, M. 11a/15:45/4 175/A976 

van Westrenen, W. 

07c/61/1 40/A751 

08a/67/1 41/A976 

07e/11:00/2 69/A977 

07c/16:15/2 89/A899 

Vasilyev, S. 01f/24/4 188/A500 

Vasyukova, E. 18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Vasyukova, O. 07d/10:00/5 220/A978 

Vaughan, D. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

19f/10:00/3 146/A978 

18e/11:30/4 159/A180 

Veblen, D. 18h/10:15/3 144/A909 

Veblen, L. 18h/10:15/3 144/A909 

Veena Prasanna, M. 

12d/113/1 45/A979 

Veeramani, H. 18h/11:30/1 13/A979 

18h/208/1 54/A158 

18h/14:45/2 96/A966 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

19b/16:15/4 184/A852 

Veizer, J. 16c/14:30/2 95/A980 

20f/10:00/5 233/A256 

Velasquez, M. 19g/16:15/1 32/A980 

Velić, I. 19g/16:00/1 32/A270 

Vennemann, T.W. 

20a/278/1 60/A875 

21d/319/1 63/A887 

08d/63/2 108/A67 

20b/296/2 128/A362 

Verdeny, E. 15a/155/1 49/A900 

Verney-Carron, A. 14c/202/4 

204/A311 

Verryn, S. 07d/100/4 194/A981 

Versh, E. 08d/16:15/1 24/A981 

Author Index 

Vervoort, J. 13a/11:45/1 8/A513 

13a/124/2 113/A300 

Veryovkin, I. 20e/16:00/4 185/A201 

Viccaro, M. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

10a/137/4 198/A189 

10a/139/4 198/A467 

10b/159/4 200/A982 

10c/166/4 200/A982 

Vidal-Romani, J.R. 

16e/176/2 118/A265 

Vieillard, P. 18e/277/4 210/A971 

Vieira, R. 21d/327/1 64/A983 

Viereck-Goette, L. 

06c/11:30/1 4/A2 

17c/190/2 119/A535 

12b/10:15/3 139/A350 

04a/46/4 189/A983 

Viers, J. 18f/14:15/5 246/A977 

Vigier, N. 20h/316/4 214/A60 

Vijaya Kumar, T. 04e/11/2 103/A499 

04a/44/4 189/A951 

04c/71/4 192/A984 

Viljoen, F. 08e/71/2 108/A720 

Villa, I.M. 15a/149/1 48/A676 

18j/266/2 126/A519 

Villar, M.V. 18h/213/1 54/A317 

Villegas-Jimenez, A. 

14c/10:30/5 225/A984 

Vils, F. 15c/11:00/3 141/A985 

Vimeux, F. 17e/11:00/5 227/A985 

Viňas, M. 19e/12:15/2 83/A891 

Vinha Silva, M.M. 

16b/163/2 117/A126 

Vinograd, V. 18h/12:00/2 80/A100 

Violette, A. 16c/11:15/2 77/A986 

Viscuso, E. 08d/65/2 108/A164 

Viville, D. 16c/12:00/2 77/A748 

Vivit, D. 16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

16c/15:00/2 95/A1017 

Vladimirov, A. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Vladykin, N. 06b/22/2 104/A35 

Vlahović, I. 19g/16:00/1 32/A270 

Vlassopoulos, D. 18h/15:00/1 31/A805 

18h/12:15/3 144/A986 

Vlcek, L. 20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

20i/12:15/4 164/A172 

Voegelin, A.R. 15a/158/1 49/A987 

Voegelin, A. 19b/12:00/5 232/A399 

Vogan, J. 18b/247/4 208/A338 

Vogel, S.W. 16d/174/2 118/A987 

Vogel, S. 20i/10:30/4 164/A197 

Vogel, T. 10c/15:30/5 240/A207 

Voglesonger, K. 15c/11:30/3 141/A648 

Vogt, C. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Vogt, C. 18b/11:00/5 229/A271 

Volk, H. 12d/103/1 44/A236 

12d/16:15/2 92/A303 

Volkova, N. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

von Blanckenburg, F. 

03e/16:00/2 87/A895 

16b/11:15/4 156/A988 

Von Damm, K. 15e/175/1 50/A137 

von Gunten, U. 20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

Vonhof, H. 20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

von Quadt, A. 10d/12:00/3 137/A742 

20h/12:15/4 163/A988 

09e/131/4 197/A642 

307

Voytk, M. 18j/11:30/3 145/A20 

Vriend, M. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

Vrijmoed, H. 08g/14:15/2 90/A989 

Vroon, P. 20c/11:45/2 84/A973 

10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

Vu, H.P. 18h/11:00/2 80/A990 

Vukmanović, Z. 06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Vuletich, A. 12d/14:00/2 92/A508 

Vysetti, B. 12e/96/2 111/A641 

Waber, N. 18j/266/2 126/A519 

14a/192/4 203/A491 

Wacker, L. 16e/177/2 118/A379 

Wadham, J.L. 16a/11:30/5 226/A190 

Wadhwa, M. 02a/16:00/2 85/A821 

02b/12:15/3 133/A889 

01c/15:30/4 166/A200 

01c/16:15/4 166/A106 

Wagner, C. 06d/51/1 39/A990 

02b/2/2 102/A296 

03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Wainer, K. 20f/304/4 213/A193 

20f/11:00/5 233/A336 

Wainwright, N. 19c/14:00/5 248/A73 

Waite, A. 20b/304/2 129/A991 

Wakabayashi, T. 18a/215/2 121/A701 

Wakelin, S. 18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

Walker, D. 07e/10:30/2 69/A199 

07c/15:15/2 89/A1063 

Walker, R.J. 06d/52/1 39/A991 

07c/15:15/2 89/A1063 

03b/6/2 102/A766 

06b/25/2 104/A204 

18a/11:00/4 158/A829 

06b/15:15/4 169/A410 

01d/12/4 187/A528 

Walker, S.R. 18e/15:00/4 181/A424 

18e/15:15/4 181/A259 

Wallace, L. 18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

Wallace, P. 08f/71/1 41/A812 

10a/12:00/5 223/A261 

Wallace, S.R.B. 12d/14:30/2 92/A992 

Wallmann, K. 18k/14:30/2 97/A340 

14a/14:15/5 242/A450 

Wallschläger, D. 18f/15:30/5 246/A993 

Walsh, G. 04d/16:00/5 235/A1028 

Walther, C. 18h/12:15/2 80/A268 

Walton, K. 14c/12:15/5 225/A653 

Walton-Day, K. 18e/278/4 210/A993 

Wan, D. 19g/15:45/1 32/A217 

03e/19/1 36/A548 

Wan, G. 17c/186/2 119/A155 

Wan, Y. 03b/15:15/1 18/A73 

03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

Wang, B.L. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Wang, D. 18j/272/2 126/A994 

Wang, D. 19d/252/1 57/A995 

Wang, D. 12e/109/2 112/A1043 

Wang, D. 07h/15:45/5 238/A806 

Wang, F. 18b/257/4 209/A995 

Wang, F. 09c/15:45/4 172/A554 

Wang, G. 04d/74/4 192/A996 

Wang, G. 12d/104/1 44/A292 

Wang, H. 04e/16/2 103/A916 

04a/47/4 189/A996 

Wang, H-W. 07h/109/4 195/A997 

Wang, H. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

Wang, J. 08b/15:15/1 22/A997 


Wang, K. 18j/270/2 126/A933 

Wang, L. 18j/272/2 126/A994 

Wang, L. 18k/245/1 57/A998 

Wang, M. 12e/12:15/1 7/A998 

Wang, Q. 09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Wang, Q.L. 12e/105/2 112/A1000 

Wang, Q. 09d/15:30/2 91/A999 

04a/28/4 188/A52 

09c/127/4 197/A931 

Wang, Q. 12e/106/2 112/A999 

12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Wang, Q.L. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Wang, Q. 12e/89/2 110/A210 

16a/221/4 206/A319 

Wang, R. 10a/150/4 199/A1000 

Wang, R. 12e/93/2 111/A570 

12e/109/2 112/A1043 

Wang, T. 21d/333/1 64/A1097 

Wang, W. 03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

Wang, W. 14e/14:30/1 28/A1001 

Wang, W. 20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

Wang, W. 16a/221/4 206/A319 

Wang, X. Plenary/4 A237 

17b/12:15/1 11/A1001 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

Wang, X.-Z. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Wang, X. 19i/266/1 59/A433 

Wang, X. 12d/16:00/2 92/A135 

Wang, X. 18h/217/1 54/A429 

Wang, Y. 04a/48/4 189/A1004 

Wang, Y. 20b/10:00/1 15/A1003 

Wang, Y. 14e/15:45/1 28/A1002 

Wang, Y. Plenary/4 A237 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

Wang, Y. 18h/11:45/1 13/A1003 

19b/10:00/5 232/A301 

19b/11:00/5 232/A339 

Wang, Y. 11b/12:00/5 224/A1002 

Wang, Y. 12d/114/1 45/A1004 

Wang, Y. 08f/68/1 41/A574 

Wang, Y. 15b/161/2 117/A1054 

Wang, Y. 07g/57/2 107/A789 

07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Wang, Y. 19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

Wang, Y. 12d/114/1 45/A1004 

Wang, Y. 19b/10:30/5 232/A116 

Wang, Z. 06d/46/1 39/A541 

Wang, Z. 20g/313/4 214/A224 

Wang, Z. 10c/169/4 201/A1092 

Wang, Z. 07f/50/2 106/A426 

Wanger, G. 19a/10:00/4 161/A886 

Wanless, D. 06a/80/4 192/A478 

Wanty, R.B. 18a/220/2 122/A898 

20g/11:00/4 162/A1005 

19a/11:30/4 161/A99 

Warner, J. 18e/11:00/4 159/A156 

18g/15:30/4 182/A1005 

Warren, L. 19a/11:15/4 161/A19 

18e/14:00/4 181/A186 

19a/15:00/4 183/A1006 

19c/15:30/5 248/A688 

Wartho, J-A. 11b/11:15/5 224/A1006 

Wassenaar, L. 18j/10:45/3 145/A367 

Wasylenki, L. 18a/205/2 121/A114 

18a/214/2 121/A692 

18a/10:45/4 158/A1007 

Watanabe, K. 12e/113/2 112/A1063 

Watanabe, Y. 17a/196/1 52/A1007

Watanabe, Y. 03e/15:30/2 87/A699 

20f/310/4 213/A1008 

20f/12:00/5 233/A712 

Watanabe, Y. 20d/11:15/3 147/A1106 

Watenphul, A. 07h/16:00/5 238/A1008 

Waters, C. 06a/88/4 193/A1009 

Waters, M.S. 19i/274/1 60/A910 

19a/280/2 127/A675 

Watkins, J. 20b/15:00/1 33/A1009 

Watson, B. 07c/60/1 40/A663 

07c/14:00/2 89/A1010 

11a/173/4 201/A460 

Watson, D. 18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Watson, E.B. 13a/134/2 114/A954 

Watson, H. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Waychunas, G.A. 

14e/11:45/1 9/A442 

18h/15:45/1 31/A307 

14c/11:00/4 155/A886 

14c/12:00/4 155/A1010 

Weaver, K. 04e/11:00/3 135/A211 

Webb, D. 18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

Webb, M. 06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

Webb, S. 18h/11:00/3 144/A254 

19f/12:00/3 146/A838 

Weber, P. 08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

20c/310/2 129/A377 

Weber, W. 11a/15:30/4 175/A248 

Webster-Brown, J. 

18d/12:15/1 12/A1011 

18e/15:30/4 181/A1024 

Weeks, C. 18a/10:45/4 158/A1007 

Wehrli, B. 14d/11:00/2 74/A1011 

Wei, G. 15b/154/2 116/A562 

Wei, H. 04b/58/4 190/A505 

Wei, Q. 04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Wei, S. 10b/160/4 200/A1012 

Wei, Z. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

Weinbruch, S. 18g/14:00/4 182/A237 

Weinman, B. 18h/238/2 123/A826 

Weis, D. 05c/24/1 37/A326 

05c/29/1 37/A687 

05c/33/1 38/A922 

15e/173/1 50/A54 

20c/10:15/2 84/A56 

20a/15:00/2 100/A57 

18a/213/2 121/A605 

20c/305/2 129/A10 

20c/312/2 130/A474 

12b/10:45/3 139/A844 

18g/11:00/4 160/A274 

18a/11:15/4 158/A859 

06a/84/4 193/A762 

09e/15:45/5 239/A113 

Weisberg, M. 01e/11:30/5 217/A1012 

Weisener, C. 18d/12:00/1 12/A878 

18e/11:45/4 159/A1013 

Weiss, B. 01f/14:15/5 234/A297 

Welch, A. 18h/245/2 124/A903 

Welch, S.A. 18d/206/1 53/A1013 

18c/10:30/2 79/A992 

21b/14:15/5 250/A63 

14g/15:30/5 243/A534 

Wellman, D. 18h/214/1 54/A335 

Wells, M. 17e/10:15/5 227/A487 

Weltje, G.J. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

17a/197/1 52/A1014 

Wen, H. 20c/317/2 130/A1014 

Author Index 

Wen, L. 05b/15:15/1 20/A1015 

Wenk, H-R. 07h/105/4 195/A503 

Werner, R. 06a/14:15/5 236/A907 

Wernicke, B.P. 11c/15:00/5 241/A403 

Wersin, P. 18k/16:15/2 97/A537 

Wesolowski, D. 14e/10:45/1 9/A802 

20i/11:30/4 164/A1015 

20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

14c/11:45/4 155/A1091 

18f/282/4 211/A202 

West, J. 16a/10:30/5 226/A457 

West, K. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Westphal, A. 20j/320/4 214/A125 

Weyer, S. 15b/11:45/1 10/A646 

20a/15:15/2 100/A1016 

18a/205/2 121/A114 

20h/317/4 214/A833 

Weyhenmeyer, C. 

17b/12:00/1 11/A122 

Whalen, J.B. 04a/49/4 190/A1016 

11c/16:00/5 241/A1030 

Whelan, G. 07e/10:30/2 69/A199 

White, A. 16c/10:30/2 77/A124 

16c/15:00/2 95/A1017 

16b/164/2 117/A145 

18f/10:00/5 231/A1017 

White, L. 17c/197/2 120/A1018 

White, M. 19a/286/2 127/A1072 

White, N. 05c/28/1 37/A686 

White, S. 06a/80/4 192/A478 

White, W. 06a/10:00/5 219/A1018 

Whitechurch, H. 09e/16:00/5 239/A644 

Whitehouse, M. 19g/14:00/1 32/A602 

04c/15:30/4 168/A748 

04a/33/4 188/A288 

04a/45/4 189/A967 

Whiticar, M. 21d/308/1 62/A682 

Whitmire, K. 14c/11:30/5 225/A580 

Wichard, T. 19b/300/4 212/A1019 

Wiechert, U. 20c/12:00/2 84/A741 

Wiederhold, J.G. 20b/12:00/1 15/A627 

18a/212/2 121/A378 

18a/15:30/4 180/A1019 

16a/15:45/5 244/A533 

Wiegand, B. 10a/151/4 199/A1034 

Wieland, E. 18h/249/2 124/A948 

Wieler, R. 16e/177/2 118/A379 

16e/178/2 118/A485 

01d/10/4 186/A480 

Wiersma, E. 06d/16:15/2 88/A888 

Wieser, M.E. 20c/308/2 129/A178 

01d/13/4 187/A677 

01d/15/4 187/A1020 

Wieser, M. 18j/271/2 126/A969 

Wignall, P. 17c/11:45/3 143/A679 

Wijbrans, J. 10e/10:30/3 138/A989 

Wilcke, W. 18h/243/2 124/A864 

Wilcken, K. 16e/182/2 119/A799 

Wilcock, W.S.D. 15e/15:30/2 94/A277 

Wilczynska-Michalik, W. 

18g/16:15/4 182/A625 

18f/14:00/5 246/A1020 

Wilde, S.A. 03b/15:45/1 18/A994 

03b/16:00/1 18/A968 

04a/14:00/4 167/A1021 

04a/54/4 190/A1088 

06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Wildner, M. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

309

Wilke, F. 04b/57/4 190/A17 

Wilke, M. 08a/63/1 40/A97 

11b/11:45/5 224/A643 

Wilkins, M. 18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

Willenbring, J.K. 16b/11:15/4 156/A988 

Willett, S.D. 11c/15:45/5 241/A1021 

Williams, H. 07e/11:15/2 69/A1022 

15a/14:45/2 93/A392 

Williams, I. 20c/12:15/2 84/A1022 

17c/196/2 120/A957 

04e/11:30/3 135/A375 

04a/15:00/4 167/A405 

Williams, J. 18f/10:45/5 231/A1023 

18f/11:00/5 231/A839 

Williams, J. 20c/10:45/2 84/A678 

Williams, K.H. 18h/10:30/1 13/A133 

18h/10:45/1 13/A421 

18k/12:00/2 81/A893 

Williams, L. 12d/14:15/2 92/A1023 

02b/12:15/3 133/A889 

Williams, M. 18f/283/4 211/A227 

Williams, T. 13a/130/2 114/A747 

Williams-Jones, A.E. 

08a/10:00/1 6/A626 

08d/14:45/1 24/A1076 

08d/15:00/1 24/A786 

07d/10:30/5 220/A974 

07d/11:00/5 220/A1024 

Wills, J. 20c/316/2 130/A843 

Wilopo, W. 18e/275/4 210/A824 

Wilson, C.J.N. 10b/10:45/4 154/A879 

Wilson, M. 06c/31/2 105/A82 

Wilson, N. 18e/15:30/4 181/A1024 

Wilson, S. 15b/159/2 116/A1025 

01f/26/4 188/A902 

Wilson, S.A. 14b/128/1 46/A759 

18e/10:00/5 230/A1025 

Wilson, T. 14d/10:30/2 74/A689 

Wimpenny, J. 16a/226/4 206/A1026 

Winckler, G. 13b/14:30/1 26/A1026 

13b/137/2 115/A591 

17d/12:15/4 157/A614 

16a/218/4 205/A47 

Wincott, P. 18h/14:30/1 31/A349 

18e/11:30/4 159/A180 

Windman, T. 08g/82/1 42/A1027 

Windman, T. 08g/82/1 42/A1027 

Wing, B. 03f/11:15/3 134/A1027 

20f/311/4 213/A1028 

Winkler, E. 19b/12:15/5 232/A449 

Winter, D. 17f/240/4 207/A555 

Wintsch, R. 04d/16:00/5 235/A1028 

Wirick, S. 19i/268/1 59/A581 

20j/319/4 214/A110 

20j/15:45/5 249/A276 

Wirth, R. 08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

02b/2/2 102/A296 

08e/10:45/3 136/A221 

03f/12:00/3 134/A708 

Witherow, R. 16a/227/4 206/A1029 

Wittebroodt, C. 18h/250/2 124/A1029 

Wittig, N. 06d/11:45/2 68/A588 

06d/16:00/2 88/A1030 

Wittmann, H. 16b/11:15/4 156/A988 

Wodicka, N. 04a/49/4 190/A1016 

11b/180/4 202/A780 

11c/16:00/5 241/A1030 

Wohlers, A. 07g/16:15/4 171/A590 


Wolf, A.S. 05b/21/2 104/A1031 

Wolf, R.E. 18a/220/2 122/A898 

18i/15:30/5 247/A1031 

Wolfe, A. 21d/11:15/1 16/A177 

Wolfe, C.J. 05c/11:15/1 3/A518 

Wolff, J. 10e/10:00/3 138/A1032 

10a/16:15/4 173/A704 

Wombacher, F. 06d/39/1 38/A273 

01a/15:00/4 165/A1032 

Wong, J. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Wood, B. 03a/14:15/1 17/A46 

07e/10:00/2 69/A178 

09d/10:30/2 71/A962 

07c/14:15/2 89/A323 

07a/10:00/4 152/A179 

Wood, B. 07e/11:15/2 69/A1022 

Wood, S. 19i/276/1 60/A938 

Woodard, J. 06c/15:15/1 21/A1033 

06c/33/2 105/A469 

Woodard, S. 13b/137/2 115/A591 

Wooden, J. 13a/10:30/1 8/A1034 

04e/15/2 103/A908 

10d/11:30/3 137/A58 

10d/11:45/3 137/A166 

20e/15:15/4 185/A107 

04a/32/4 188/A278 

10a/151/4 199/A1034 

10a/11:15/5 223/A630 

11b/12:15/5 224/A954 

Woodfield, B. 20i/11:45/4 164/A537 

Woodhead, J. 06c/10:30/1 4/A1035 

17d/10:15/4 157/A1035 

17d/10:45/4 157/A157 

11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Woodland, A.B. 15c/162/1 49/A267 

Woodland, S. 09d/15:15/2 91/A354 

Woods, M. 09d/88/1 43/A1036 

Woolley, A. 06c/15:45/1 21/A478 

Workman, R. 06b/15:00/4 169/A1036 

Wörner, G. 10a/146/4 198/A836 

Worsfold, P.J. 18h/228/1 55/A606 

18h/10:45/3 144/A350 

18h/11:45/3 144/A785 

Wright, J. 17f/243/4 208/A844 

17f/15:45/5 245/A242 

Wright, K. 18d/11:45/1 12/A401 

Wu, C. 04a/48/4 189/A1004 

Wu, F-Y. 06d/12:00/2 68/A555 

04a/14:00/4 167/A1021 

04b/11:15/5 218/A1037 

Wu, F-Y. 04a/55/4 190/A1094 

Wu, F. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Wu, G. 09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Wu, G. 10c/168/4 200/A1079 

Wu, J. 12e/12:00/1 7/A1092 

04c/67/4 191/A560 

Wu, J. 21d/328/1 64/A1038 

Wu, J. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

21d/329/1 64/A1038 

18j/272/2 126/A994 

20g/315/4 214/A1103 

Wu, P. 12e/92/2 111/A540 

12e/107/2 112/A1039 

Wu, W-M. 18h/10:45/2 80/A462 

Wu, X. 18h/255/2 125/A1058 

Wu, X. 07a/12:15/4 152/A1076 

Wu, Y. 19d/253/1 57/A1039 

Wulff, A. 09e/14:30/5 239/A1040

Wunder, B. 07h/16:00/5 238/A1008 

Wyatt, M. 02b/10:45/3 133/A952 

Wykes, J. 07g/60/2 107/A1040 

Wyman, D. 09d/15:30/2 91/A999 

09c/127/4 197/A931 

Wynn, P. 03c/10:00/2 66/A52 

Wysoczanski, R. 10a/145/4 198/A825 

Xia, F. 12e/108/2 112/A1041 

12e/108/2 112/A1041 

Xia, F. 07h/11:15/5 221/A118 

Xia, M. 05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Xia, Q-X. 09c/15:30/4 172/A1099 

Xia, X. 16b/172/2 118/A1057 

10c/162/4 200/A360 

Xia, Y. 20g/315/4 214/A1103 

Xia, Z. 05c/27/1 37/A429 

05c/34/1 38/A1041 

Xiang, H. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Xiao, E. 04a/39/4 189/A770 

Xiao, T. 18h/251/2 124/A1042 

Xiao, Y.K. 20b/299/2 129/A545 

Xie, G. 04a/51/4 190/A1042 

Xie, J.C. 12b/84/2 110/A1043 

Xie, K. 04d/76/4 192/A1074 

Xie, L. 12d/16:00/2 92/A135 

12e/109/2 112/A1043 

Xie, Q. 18a/211/2 121/A356 

20c/318/2 130/A1044 

Xie, X. 12d/102/1 44/A228 

11c/186/4 202/A1078 

Xie, Y. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

Xing, G. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Xing, L. 17b/11:00/1 11/A1094 

15b/160/2 117/A1044 

Xu, C. 13a/12:00/1 8/A252 

Xu, F. 17c/191/2 119/A539 

Xu, H. 18i/293/4 212/A1045 

Xu, H. 14e/12:00/1 9/A1045 

14e/15:45/1 28/A1002 

14e/16:00/1 28/A256 

14b/130/1 46/A1046 

14f/12:00/2 75/A1046 

14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

04b/11:00/5 218/A489 

Xu, H. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Xu, J. 07a/12:15/4 152/A1076 

Xu, J-J. 18h/256/2 125/A1068 

Xu, J. 12d/111/1 45/A929 

Xu, L. 18h/217/1 54/A429 

18h/258/2 125/A1089 

19b/301/4 212/A1047 

Xu, M. 14c/10:30/4 155/A188 

Xu, S-H. 11c/185/4 202/A855 

Xu, S. 12d/106/1 44/A333 

Xu, S. 19d/252/1 57/A995 

Xu, W-L. 06d/53/1 39/A1047 

Xu, W-W. 18h/256/2 125/A1068 

Xu, X. 04a/47/4 189/A996 

Xu, X-S. 04a/39/4 189/A770 

Xu, Y. 04a/35/4 188/A400 

Xu, Y. 13a/135/2 114/A1053 

Xue, Y. 21d/315/1 63/A858 

Xue, Y. 09c/128/4 197/A1048 

Xue, Y. 21d/329/1 64/A1038 

Xue, Z.-C. 18c/15:00/1 30/A514 

Yabusaki, S. 19f/287/2 127/A255 

Yabuta, H. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

20j/15:15/5 249/A171 

Author Index 

Yaghubpur, A. 12e/110/2 112/A1048 

Yajima, T. 14b/129/1 46/A965 

Yakovlev, O. 01c/8/4 186/A1049 

Yakubchuk, A. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Yamada, A. 07f/14:30/4 170/A1049 

Yamada, A. 07f/14:45/4 170/A536 

Yamada, K. 11a/176/4 201/A1050 

Yamada, M. 17a/196/1 52/A1007 

Yamada, M. 18a/14:45/4 180/A379 

Yamada, R. 09e/134/4 197/A1050 

Yamada, R. 11a/176/4 201/A1050 

Yamada, Y. 14b/125/1 46/A503 

14b/126/1 46/A506 

Yamamoto, J. 09a/114/4 196/A823 

Yamamoto, K. 03f/9/2 103/A912 

Yamamoto, M. 15b/152/2 116/A382 

Yamamoto, M. 19a/284/2 127/A926 

Yamamoto, Y. 18h/252/2 124/A1051 

Yamamura, H. 21d/326/1 63/A959 

Yamanaka, M. 14g/217/4 205/A1051 

Yamanaka, T. 19e/254/1 58/A11 

19e/256/1 58/A412 

19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Yamanaka, Y. 17c/189/2 119/A505 

Yamasaki, S. 05c/33/1 38/A922 

Yamashita, K. 04e/11:15/3 135/A622 

Yamashita, S. 07b/10:15/1 5/A667 

Yan, D-P. 13a/133/2 114/A916 

04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Yan, H. 18a/210/2 121/A263 

Yan, H. 18h/11:00/1 13/A333 

Yan, H-Q. 10b/155/4 199/A431 

Yan, H. 05c/27/1 37/A429 

Yan, H-Q. 12e/15:30/1 25/A769 

Yan, Z. 18c/225/2 122/A721 

Yang, C. 12d/109/1 45/A680 

Yang, D-B. 06d/53/1 39/A1047 

Yang, F. 21d/330/1 64/A1053 

10d/75/2 109/A556 

Yang, F. 18h/251/2 124/A1042 

18b/246/4 208/A74 

Yang, F. 21d/10:30/1 16/A146 

Yang, G. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

03f/12:15/3 134/A463 

Yang, H. 03d/14:30/2 86/A360 

Yang, J. 13a/135/2 114/A1053 

Yang, J. 04a/52/4 190/A1054 

Yang, J-H. 15b/161/2 117/A1054 

Yang, J-H. 04a/14:00/4 167/A1021 

04b/11:15/5 218/A1037 

Yang, J. 08f/11:15/2 70/A221 

Yang, L. 18h/253/2 124/A1055 

Yang, L. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

Yang, L.F. 18i/15:45/5 247/A1055 

Yang, L. 21d/302/1 62/A545 

Yang, L. 12e/89/2 110/A210 

16a/221/4 206/A319 

Yang, M. 18h/207/1 53/A149 

18h/254/2 125/A1056 

19a/274/2 126/A160 

Yang, M-J. 14f/11:15/2 75/A921 

Yang, S. 16b/172/2 118/A1057 

Yang, S-Y. 13a/128/2 114/A564 

Yang, T.F. 09e/15:00/5 239/A1057 

Yang, W-Z. 09c/122/4 196/A431 

Yang, X.Y. 12e/94/2 111/A571 

09c/15:45/4 172/A554 

311

Yang, X. 12d/107/1 44/A512 

12d/115/1 45/A1058 

12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Yang, X.Y. 12b/84/2 110/A1043 

Yang, X. 16c/186/1 51/A770 

Yang, Y. 18h/255/2 125/A1058 

Yang, Z. 12c/96/1 43/A563 

16a/228/4 206/A1059 

Yang, Z. 12e/112/2 112/A1059 

Yang, Z. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

Yang, Z.F. 18h/222/1 55/A542 

Yang, Z. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

Yans, J. 12e/88/2 110/A206 

Yao, A. 21d/298/1 62/A335 

Yao, S. 21d/332/1 64/A1085 

19b/302/4 213/A1060 

Yao, S. 18h/217/1 54/A429 

Yao, S-P. 12a/89/1 43/A397 

Yardley, B. 08b/14:45/1 22/A1060 

08d/68/2 108/A650 

Yates, M. 07h/14:30/5 238/A328 

Yaxley, G.M. 06d/10:45/2 68/A348 

06b/16:15/4 169/A806 

Ye, H. 10a/141/4 198/A558 

Ye, M. 18h/207/1 53/A149 

Ye, S. 21d/329/1 64/A1038 

Ye, X.R. 06d/54/1 39/A1061 

Yee, N. 19b/11:30/5 232/A578 

Yeredla, R. 14f/12:00/2 75/A1046 

Yin, H-W. 20g/313/4 214/A224 

Yin, L. 19i/275/1 60/A933 

Yin, Q-Z. 03a/10:30/1 2/A714 

03a/11:15/1 2/A1061 

02a/15:30/2 85/A205 

01c/16:00/4 166/A658 

01c/4/4 186/A148 

01c/6/4 186/A418 

Ying, J. 06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Ying, S. 18k/11:15/2 81/A485 

Yogodzinski, G. 09d/10:00/2 71/A1062 

Yokochi, R. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Yokomizo, K. 16b/171/2 117/A859 

Yokota, K. 03c/11:30/2 66/A665 

Yokoyama, M. 19e/12:00/2 83/A1052 

Yokoyama, T. 12e/113/2 112/A1063 

14e/146/2 115/A819 

14c/198/4 204/A44 

14c/11:00/5 225/A1062 

Yokoyama, T. 07c/15:15/2 89/A1063 

Yokoyama, T. 21c/283/1 60/A638 

Yokoyama, Y. 17d/11:45/4 157/A944 

Yoneda, T. 18h/233/2 123/A707 

18e/12:00/4 159/A825 

18f/279/4 211/A28 

Yonezu, K. 21c/283/1 60/A638 

12e/113/2 112/A1063 

Yoo, K. 16e/180/2 118/A714 

Yoo, K-C. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Yoon, H.I. 19d/250/1 57/A803 

Yoshida, N. 20f/10:45/5 233/A1064 

Yoshida, N. 19f/11:30/3 146/A668 

Yoshida, N. 19g/15:00/1 32/A965 

19h/14:45/2 98/A960 

Yoshida, T. 09e/134/4 197/A1050 

Yoshikawa, M. 06d/55/1 39/A1064 

06c/32/2 105/A82 

Yoshino, T. 14c/214/4 205/A1065 

Yoshioka, H. 19f/290/2 128/A920 


Young, E.D. 20b/11:30/1 15/A377 

20f/312/4 213/A1106 

Young, E. 20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

Young, E. 07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

Young, J. 17c/195/2 120/A795 

Young, L. 18j/261/2 125/A218 

Younger, P. 18e/12:15/5 230/A30 

Yu, J-Y. 18e/270/4 210/A484 

Yu, J-M. 17f/15:30/5 245/A720 

Yu, J. 12e/115/2 112/A1077 

Yu, L-J. 06d/12:00/2 68/A555 

Yu, X. 05c/27/1 37/A429 

Yu, X. 09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Yu, X. 05c/35/1 38/A1065 

Yu, Y. 06d/53/1 39/A1047 

Yu, Y. 18b/257/4 209/A995 

Yuan, C. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Yuan, D. Plenary/4 A237 

17d/11:00/4 157/A461 

Yuan, F. 12e/15:45/1 25/A1100 

12e/114/2 112/A1066 

12e/116/2 112/A1080 

Yuan, F. 12e/119/2 113/A1085 

10a/138/4 198/A253 

Yuan, H. 20c/319/2 130/A1066 

10c/167/4 200/A1079 

Yuan, W. 21b/16:00/5 250/A1067 

Yuan, X.Y. 18h/256/2 125/A1068 

19b/303/4 213/A1067 

Yuan, Z. 06c/15:00/1 21/A947 

Yudin, D. 11b/181/4 202/A955 

Yui, S. 17e/233/4 207/A920 

Yui, T-F. 08e/10:30/3 136/A405 

Yun, S-T. 14c/208/4 204/A507 

14g/215/4 205/A472 

Yushkin, N. 16d/175/2 118/A1068 

Yushkin, N. 21c/286/1 61/A1069 

Zabel, M. 13b/139/2 115/A686 

Zachara, J. 18h/10:15/1 13/A595 

18h/234/2 123/A754 

Zack, T. 15c/168/1 50/A715 

11a/14:00/4 175/A1069 

Zahnle, K. 03c/11:45/2 66/A166 

03d/14:00/2 86/A1070 

Zaitsev, A. 20e/332/2 131/A672 

Zakir, H.M. 18h/257/2 125/A1070 

Zandomeneghi, G. 

15c/10:45/3 141/A101 

Zang, W. 10c/168/4 200/A1079 

Zao, H. 06d/46/1 39/A541 

06d/47/1 39/A543 

Zartman, R. 05d/12:15/2 67/A915 

Zeebe, R. 17c/10:00/3 143/A1071 

Zega, T. 20e/15:45/4 185/A1071 

Zega, T.J. 20e/330/2 131/A124 

Zegeye, A. 19a/286/2 127/A1072 

Zeh, A. 04a/10:15/4 151/A475 

Zeigler, R. 01f/16:15/5 234/A1072 

Zellmer, G.F. 09d/10:45/2 71/A906 

10c/14:00/5 240/A1073 

10c/15:45/5 240/A1073 

Zellner, N. 01f/15:45/5 234/A1074 

Zeng, L. 04d/76/4 192/A1074 

Zeng, Q. 12e/93/2 111/A570 

Zeng, W. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Zeng, Y. 08b/14:15/1 22/A1075 

Zerkle, A. 19g/14:15/1 32/A1075

Zezin, D. 08d/14:45/1 24/A1076 

07d/11:00/5 220/A1024 

Zhang, B. 07a/12:15/4 152/A1076 

Zhang, C. 12d/102/1 44/A228 

11c/186/4 202/A1078 

Zhang, C. 12e/115/2 112/A1077 

Zhang, C. 04a/53/4 190/A1077 

Zhang, C. 10c/167/4 200/A1079 

Zhang, C. 18b/258/4 209/A1078 

Zhang, C. 12d/114/1 45/A1004 

Zhang, D.Y. 12e/116/2 112/A1080 

Zhang, D. 10c/168/4 200/A1079 

09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Zhang, D.Y. 12e/114/2 112/A1066 

Zhang, F. 18k/11:45/2 81/A1080 

Zhang, F. 14c/15:45/4 176/A1081 

Zhang, G. 21d/298/1 62/A335 

12e/120/2 113/A1102 

Zhang, H. 04d/77/4 192/A1081 

Zhang, H. 04e/16/2 103/A916 

Zhang, H. 12e/117/2 113/A1082 

Zhang, H-F. 06d/56/1 39/A1082 

Zhang, H. 15b/160/2 117/A1044 

Zhang, H. 04a/54/4 190/A1088 

Zhang, H. 04b/59/4 190/A562 

Zhang, J. 12e/111/2 112/A1056 

12e/118/2 113/A1083 

Zhang, J-J. 10b/12:00/4 154/A1084 

Zhang, J. 21d/331/1 64/A1084 

Zhang, J. 15a/135/1 47/A43 

15a/159/1 49/A1083 

18i/293/4 212/A1045 

Zhang, J. 16c/184/1 51/A552 

Zhang, K. 21d/332/1 64/A1085 

Zhang, L. 12e/119/2 113/A1085 

Zhang, L. 14c/12:00/4 155/A1010 

Zhang, L. 18f/284/4 211/A272 

Zhang, L. 07a/11:30/4 152/A795 

Zhang, L. 14a/196/4 203/A1086 

Zhang, L. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Zhang, L. 06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Zhang, M. 18b/12:00/5 229/A1087 

Zhang, M.J. 06d/54/1 39/A1061 

08f/74/1 41/A1087 

08g/77/1 42/A397 

Zhang, M. 12d/112/1 45/A961 

Zhang, N. 08f/73/1 41/A849 

Zhang, Q. 12e/106/2 112/A999 

Zhang, S. 18h/10:15/3 144/A909 

Zhang, S-B. 04a/14:15/4 167/A1088 

Zhang, T. 17f/235/4 207/A162 

Zhang, W. 12b/83/2 110/A398 

Zhang, W. 10a/141/4 198/A558 

Zhang, W-C. 04d/75/4 192/A1052 

Zhang, W. 04d/74/4 192/A996 

Zhang, X. 09e/16:15/5 239/A1037 

Zhang, X. 04a/54/4 190/A1088 

Zhang, X. 18h/258/2 125/A1089 

19b/301/4 212/A1047 

Zhang, X. 21c/287/1 61/A1089 

Zhang, X. 12c/11:15/2 73/A846 

Zhang, Y. 07b/12:00/1 5/A1091 

Zhang, Y. 21d/333/1 64/A1097 

Zhang, Y-C. 18h/12:15/1 13/A1090 

Zhang, Y. 15a/11:30/2 76/A1090 

Zhang, Y. 11c/15:15/5 241/A1109 

Zhang, Y. 18h/255/2 125/A1058 

Zhang, Y. 21d/329/1 64/A1038 

Author Index 

Zhang, Z. 10c/169/4 201/A1092 

Zhang, Z. 12e/12:00/1 7/A1092 

04c/67/4 191/A560 

21b/325/4 215/A917 

Zhang, Z. 14c/11:45/4 155/A1091 

Zhang, Z. 04a/48/4 189/A1004 

Zhang, Z. 08d/14:15/1 24/A229 

Zhang, Z. 12e/89/2 110/A210 

Zhang, Z.H. 10c/163/4 200/A570 

Zhang, Z. 08a/12:00/1 6/A560 

Zhao, G. 12e/15:45/1 25/A1100 

08g/83/1 42/A1093 

10c/162/4 200/A360 

Zhao, G.C. 06d/50/1 39/A857 

Zhao, G. 04a/50/4 190/A1033 

Zhao, J. 18h/259/2 125/A1098 

Zhao, J. 11a/14:15/4 175/A131 

Zhao, J-H. 06e/95/4 194/A1093 

Zhao, J-X. 17b/10:45/1 11/A114 

Zhao, J. 07h/15:45/5 238/A806 

Zhao, J. 07a/11:15/4 152/A541 

Zhao, L. 12e/93/2 111/A570 

Zhao, M. 17b/11:00/1 11/A1094 

15b/160/2 117/A1044 

Zhao, X-L. 20c/10:00/2 84/A242 

Zhao, X-F. 04a/55/4 190/A1094 

Zhao, Y. 19d/253/1 57/A1039 

Zhao, Z-Q. 16a/224/4 206/A556 

Zhao, Z. 09d/15:30/2 91/A999 

04a/28/4 188/A52 

04a/56/4 190/A1095 

09c/127/4 197/A931 

Zhao, Z.Q. 16b/165/2 117/A158 

Zhao, Z-F. 09c/129/4 197/A1096 

Zhao, Z. 05c/35/1 38/A1065 

Zhao, Z-D. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

04e/11:00/3 135/A211 

06e/15:15/5 237/A1101 

Zhao, Z-F. 09c/15:30/4 172/A1099 

Zheng, H.B. 13b/14:00/1 26/A762 

Zheng, J. 15a/151/1 48/A704 

Zheng, J. 18a/14:45/4 180/A379 

Zheng, L. 12d/116/1 45/A1096 

Zheng, L. 06d/50/1 39/A857 

Zheng, P. 21d/333/1 64/A1097 

Zheng, W. 18a/15:45/4 180/A1097 

Zheng, X. 18h/259/2 125/A1098 

Zheng, Y. 01f/27/4 188/A1098 

Zheng, Y. 18h/255/2 125/A1058 

Zheng, Y-F. 20a/16:15/2 100/A156 

10b/12:00/4 154/A1084 

04a/14:15/4 167/A1088 

09c/15:30/4 172/A1099 

09c/129/4 197/A1096 

Zheng, Z. 08b/14:15/1 22/A1075 

Zheng, Z. 14g/16:00/5 243/A832 

Zhi, X. 04c/65/4 191/A154 

Zhi, X.C. 06d/50/1 39/A857 

Zhmodik, S. 19g/12:00/1 14/A521 

Zhong, Z. 04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Zhou, G-T. 21c/15:30/2 101/A1099 

Zhou, G. 21d/330/1 64/A1053 

Zhou, H. 07g/59/2 107/A958 

04b/63/4 191/A1086 

Zhou, J. 17c/188/2 119/A398 

Zhou, J. 12a/89/1 43/A397 

Zhou, L. 18h/259/2 125/A1098 

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Zhou, M-F. 13a/133/2 114/A916 

04a/55/4 190/A1094 

04d/75/4 192/A1052 

06e/95/4 194/A1093 

Zhou, Q. 12d/109/1 45/A680 

Zhou, S. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

Zhou, S. 12d/117/1 45/A1100 

19g/293/2 128/A428 

Zhou, T. 12e/119/2 113/A1085 

Zhou, T. 12e/15:45/1 25/A1100 

10a/138/4 198/A253 

Zhou, T.F. 12e/114/2 112/A1066 

12e/116/2 112/A1080 

Zhou, X. 06e/96/4 194/A1101 

Zhou, Y. 21d/333/1 64/A1097 

Zhou, Z. 18j/10:00/3 145/A49 

Zhou, Z. 04b/59/4 190/A562 

Zhu, B. 12c/94/1 43/A430 

Zhu, C. 16a/220/4 206/A303 

Zhu, D-C. 06c/42/2 106/A1095 

06e/15:15/5 237/A1101 

Zhu, J. 18a/221/2 122/A1102 

Zhu, L. 12e/120/2 113/A1102 

18g/230/2 123/A523 

Zhu, X. 21d/303/1 62/A558 

20g/315/4 214/A1103 

Zhu, X.K. 20b/12:15/1 15/A1103 

20b/298/2 128/A540 

20b/299/2 129/A545 

20b/301/2 129/A549 

Zhu, Y. 04d/16:15/5 235/A1104 

Zhuo, X. 18h/260/2 125/A1104 

Ziaei, M. 12e/121/2 113/A1105 

Ziaii, M. 12e/121/2 113/A1105 

12e/122/2 113/A1105 

Ziarelli, F. 18i/14:45/5 247/A601 

Ziegler, K. 20a/14:00/2 100/A828 

07c/15:00/2 89/A848 

20f/312/4 213/A1106 

Ziegler, M. 15b/15:45/1 29/A420 

Ziemann, M.A. 08b/14:00/1 22/A252 

Zimmerer, M. 10d/78/2 109/A934 

Zimmerman, A. 03c/7/1 35/A351 

20d/11:15/3 147/A1106 

Zimmermann, U. 13a/131/2 114/A813 

Zipfel, J. 01a/3/4 186/A845 

Zolensky, M. 01e/22/4 187/A1107 

01e/11:45/5 217/A671 

Zolotova, N. 19g/292/2 128/A358 

Zong, C. 20c/319/2 130/A1066 

Zong, K. 04b/11:30/5 218/A563 

Zou, H-J. 12e/90/2 110/A347 

12e/91/2 111/A346 

12e/92/2 111/A540 

Zou, H. 03e/15:00/2 87/A59 

10a/146/4 198/A836 

06e/16:15/5 237/A1107 

Zreda, M. 16e/183/2 119/A1108 

Zumholz, K. 17a/189/1 52/A279 

20c/11:30/2 84/A267 

Zuo, G. 10c/169/4 201/A1092 

Zweck, C. 16e/183/2 119/A1108 

Zwingmann, H. 11c/15:15/5 241/A1109 

Zylberberg, D. 17f/15:00/5 245/A316 

314 Author Index

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

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PO 

The 

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AM 

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PM 

Tu 

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The European 


Geochemistry 



Overviews of 

Oral Presentations 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

315

316 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18d 

Bowen 

Elwood Madden 

Alpers 

Bishop 

Bishop 

Ahmed 

Glasnak 

Hudson-Edwards 

Smeaton 

Webster-Brown 

L1 

18h 

Krumholz 

Marshall 

Campbell 

Jaffe 

Gu 

O'Loughlin 

Veeramani 

Wang 

Kirk 

Zhang 

H6 

07b 

Evans 

Mysen 

Dvir 

O'Leary 

Ingrin 

MacKenzie 

Zhang 

Moretti 

H5 

21d 

Chaychi Amirkhiz 

Doğan 

Chai 

Joseph 

Cooke 

Dowding 

Sanjay 

Johnson 

Al-Azaizeh 

H4 

08a 

Migdisov 

Tremaine 

Liu 

Fulton 

Mayanovic 

Soman 

Liu 

H3 

06c 

Hergt 

Senda 

Kamenetsky 

Tappe 

Abratis 

Prelevic 

Locke 

Rogers 

H2 

05c 

Anderson 

Sobolev 

Brown 

Bianco 

Hanyu 

Class 

Rooney 

Nelson 

H1 

03a 

Ozima 

Pahlevan 

Jacobsen 

Yin 

O'Neill 

Caro 

Hernlund 

Harrison 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

12:30 

12:45 

Hirschmann 

Richet 

Pokrovski 

Pearson 

Laske 

Stevenson 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Monday 14th AM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


317 

W6 

14e 

Tobler 

Rodriguez-Blanco 

Sumoondur 

Lvov 

Elhadj 

Waychunas 

Xu 

W5 

13a 

Reimann 

Barbeau, Jr. 

Cox 

Hemming 

Daly 

LaMaskin 

Fan 

Tyrrell 

W4 

19g 

Pinti 

Matthews 

Li 

Papineau 

Dahl 

Banerjee 

Lazareva 

Brady 

W3 

20b 

Wang 

Kubicki 

Nielsen 

Holmden 

Hill 

Black 

Mikutta 

Zhu 

W2 

17b 

Baldini 

Vaks 

Maher 

Bretherton 

Zhao 

Sinclair 

Ersek 

Ivanochko 

Burnett 

Wang 

W1 

15b 

Foster 

Griffith 

Frei 

James 

Andersen 

Montoya Pino 

Tripati 

Eiler 

L3 

12e 

Leybourne 

Kazimoto 

Shevchenko 

Ghavami-Riabi 

Asael 

Gaspar 

Bopp 

Liaghat 

Zhang 

Wang 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Hochella, Jr. 

Wooden 

Anbar 

Bergquist 

Eisenhauer 

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318 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L1 

18h 

Takahashi 

Bostick 

Handley 

Itai 

Root 

Ghose 

Ilgen 

Scheinost 

H6 

08d 

Lemke 

Duan 

Gottschalk 

Zezin 

Rempel 

Maresch 

McKibben 

Nabelek 

Su 

Versh 

H5 

03a / 08c 

Ranen 

Baker 

Fitoussi 

Chakrabarti 

Alard 

Bodnar 

Kastner 

Putnis 

H4 

08b 

Fall 

Zeng 

Lüders 

Yardley 

Barker 

Li 

H3 

06c 

Beard 

Farrell 

Ali 

Ray 

Tian 

Woodard 

Stoppa 

Kjarsgaard 

Ernst 

Haggerty 

H2 

05a / 05b 

Huang 

Bizimis 

Kennett 

McDonough 

Fei 

Wen 

Houser 

Costin 

H1 

03b 

Albarède 

Coltice 

Abramov 

Bennett 

O'Neil 

Wan 

Ushikubo 

Pidgeon 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Van Cappellen 

O'Neill 

McNamara 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Monday 14th PM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


319 

W6 

14e 

Ridley 

Shankle 

Wang 

Pouran 

Hsu-Kim 

French 

Green 

Wang 

Farfan 

W5 

13b / 13c 

Winckler 

Marx 

Soreghan 

Bebout 

Carpentier 

Thirlwall 

W4 

19g 

Mason 

Zerkle 

Mojzsis 

Thomazo 

Ueno 

Lowry 

Nishizawa 

Ding 

Fio 

Velasquez 

W3 

20b / 20c 

Liu 

Goldberg 

Polyakov 

Huang 

Watkins 

Dennis 

Hemming 

Baxter 

W1 

15b 

Erez 

Groeneveld 

Gabitov 

Kozdon 

Payne 

Klochko 

Slomp 

Jaeschke 

Kim 

Broecker 

L3 

12e 

Moroskat 

Rasa 

Goodwin 

Campos-Alvarez 

Gagnon 

Qian 

Zhou 

Samson 

Brand 

L2 

18c 

Amrani 

Bottrell 

Knoeller 

Rosales-Lagarde 

Lang 

Aizenshtat 

Hay 

Li 

Kamyshny 

Bartlett 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Plank 

Eiler 

Prins 

Monday 14th PM

320 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18c / 18k 

Helz 

Saalfield 

Wallace 

Oduro 

Kaasalainen 

Kocar 

Curtis 

Watson 

L1 

18h 

Heberling 

Stumpf 

Singer 

Kelly 

Vu 

Tanwar 

Tang 

Singh 

Bosbach 

Finck 

H6 

07e 

Dasgupta 

Jephcoat 

van Westrenen 

Williams 

Le Guillou 

H5 

09d 

Turner 

Straub 

Gamble 

DeBari 

Tokeshi 

Suzuki 

Streck 

Tatsumi 

H4 

08f 

Michael 

Green 

Moreira 

Dobrzhinetskaya 

Chavrit 

Hirschmann 

Dixon 

Prinzhofer 

H3 

06d 

Thomassot 

Aulbach 

Handler 

De Hoog 

Malarkey 

Liu 

Parthasarathy 

H2 

05d 

Kellogg 

Ihinger 

Kaneoka 

Stuart 

Bourdon 

O'Connell 

Pilet 

Sun 

H1 

03c 

Bao 

Pavlov 

Fralick 

Sreenivas 

Duan 

Anbar 

Murakami 

Claire 

Pujol 

Lee 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Mukhopadhyay Ionov 

Steefel 

Corgne 

Yogodzinski 

Langmuir 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Tuesday 15th AM

Mo 

AM 

W6 

Mo 

PM 

14d / 14f 

Mo 

PO 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


Mort 

Tu 

AM 

Kopacek 

Norton 

Putnis 

L3 

W1 

W2 

W3 

W4 

W5 

12a / 12c 15a 

17a 

20c 19d / 19e 16c 

Anchukaitis Eliades 

Biddle 

Tomkins Blain 

Silver 

Cobb 

Barling 

Inagaki 

Jenkins 

Rouxel 

Lever 

Buss 

Gagan 

Bédard Giesbrecht 

Newman Constan Thompson 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

Wehrli 

Audry 

Kaneko 

Siebert 

Henderson 

Raiswell 

Grundler 

11:00 

The European 


Geochemistry 


Svane Stipp 

Violette 

Toner 

Konter 

Frappier 

Measures 

Seltmann 

11:15 

Moyer 

Lemarchand 

Staudigel 

Fietzke 

Baldini 

Jeandel 

Blevin 

11:30 

Tu Tu We Th Th 

PM PO AM AM PM 

Tuesday 15th AM 

Miranda 

Rihs 

Akerman 

van der Wagt 

Orland 

Johannesson 

Deditius 

11:45 

Th 

PO 

Yeredla 

Pierret 

Yamanaka 

Pettke 

Ferguson 

Jones 

Larson 

12:00 

Perkins 

Gerwin 

Stam 

Williams 

Burgess 

Firdaus 

Rasmussen 

12:15 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

321

322 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L1 

18h 

Navrotsky 

Na 

Lloyd 

Ulrich 

Michel 

Ilton 

Skomurski 

Kim 

Kakonyi 

Shi 

H6 

07c 

Watson 

Grant 

Shahar 

Yokoyama 

Bouhifd 

Rushmer 

Malavergne 

Schmidt 

H5 

09d 

Kelemen 

Castro 

Medard 

Müntener 

Nye 

Harris 

Wang 

Cai 

Macpherson 

Tamura 

H4 

08g 

Pressi 

Vrijmoed 

Fan 

Rigaudier 

Harlov 

Aerts 

Unsworth 

Hack 

Sorensen 

Keller 

H3 

06d 

Luguet 

Shervais 

Bonadiman 

Hilton 

Faccini 

Conceicao 

Ntaflos 

Mukasa 

Wittig 

Davies 

H2 

02a 

Jones 

Guest 

Nimmo 

Agee 

Debaille 

Blinova 

Sanborn 

Lapen 

H1 

03d / 03e 

Hazen 

Pasek 

Basu 

Barley 

Ohmoto 

Johnson 

von Blanckenburg 

Kappler 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Richter 

McSween 

Zahnle 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Tuesday 15th PM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


323 

W6 

21c 

Tütken 

Reese 

Hermoso 

Semeniuk 

De Carlo 

Hutchens 

Zhou 

Johnson 

Meisel 

Rafique 

W5 

16c 

Peters 

Riggins 

Veizer 

Amundson 

White 

Morrison 

Grand 

Jin 

Herndon 

Keller 

W4 

19h / 19i 

Ishida 

Des Marais 

Grassineau 

Tsuruoka 

Nisbet 

Druschel 

Fike 

Reeder 

W3 

20a 

Lundstrom 

Agostini 

Barnes 

Weyer 

Heimann 

Li 

Amini 

Chen 

W1 

15a / 15e 

John 

Horner 

de Souza 

Garven 

Fontaine 

Brant 

L3 

12d 

Kyser 

Williams 

Wallace 

Davis 

Béland Otis 

Alam 

Cao 

George 

L2 

18k 

Katsev 

Mogollón 

Haeckel 

Prommer 

Azaroual 

Beaucaire 

Acero 

Gérard 

Devau 

Leupin 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Fendorf 

Schauble 

Sunda 

Staudigel 

Lewan 

Tuesday 15th PM

324 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

M 

PO M 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18j 

Ma 

Hendry 

Kipfer 

Singleton 

Amos 

Birkham 

Cirpka 

Oswald 

L1 

18h 

Stewart 

Stubbs 

Utsunomiya 

Handley-Sidhu 

Fandeur 

Bozau 

Chappaz 

Reinoso-Maset 

Stern 

Vlassopoulos 

H6 

10e 

Vroon 

Price 

Pietruszka 

Handley 

Rowe 

Peate 

Glazner 

Erdmann 

H5 

10d 

Annen 

Davis 

Ulmer 

Mills 

Barth 

Claiborne 

Peytcheva 

Geneli 

H4 

08e 

Hwang 

Dobrzhinetskaya 

Safonov 

Kagi 

Tomlinson 

Kopylova 

Fedortchouk 

Cartigny 

H3 

04e 

Engi 

Li 

DePaolo 

Messo 

Hiess 

Benn 

Kelly 

Caddick 

H2 

02b 

Kraft 

Tosca 

Hausrath 

Lefticariu 

Coleman 

Glotch 

Marion 

Spivak-Birndorf 

H1 

03f 

Muehlenbachs 

Gregory 

Rouchoon 

Bekker 

Reinhard 

Wing 

Foustoukos 

Planavsky 

Orberger 

Kendall 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Ballentine 

Hurowitz Wolff 

Bachmann 

Klein-BenDavid 

Flowers 

o 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

P 

Wednesday 16th AM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

h 

O 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

T 

P 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


325 

W6 

14b 

Dupraz 

Mitchell 

Gilfillan 

Mayer 

Daval 

Di Tommaso 

Tossell 

Finneran 

Stefansson 

Hansen 

W5 

16e 

Dugan 

Dunai 

Lal 

Finkel 

Lifton 

Heimsath 

Marrero 

Schimmelpfennig 

W4 

19f 

Vaughan 

Long 

Macaskie 

Fortin 

Abdelouas 

Ohnuki 

Nagaoka 

McBeth 

Schofield 

Begg 

W3 

20d 

Baker 

Kita 

Creaser 

Zimmerman 

Horstwood 

Moser 

Kosler 

Simonetti 

W2 

17c 

Kasemann 

Schmidt 

Mekik 

Galbraith 

Tsandev 

Newton 

Pancost 

Pagani 

W1 

15c 

Proskurowski 

Boschi 

Vils 

Morrill 

Moran 

Alt-Epping 

Klein 

Hoehler 

L3 

12b 

McNeill 

Hanemann 

Barnes 

Scoates 

Lesher 

Laurenz 

Fonseca 

Brenan 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Balco 

Kleine 

Zeebe 

Kelley 

Ballhaus 

Wednesday 16th AM

326 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18g 

Schwark 

Engelbrecht 

Flament 

Garrison 

Jacobson 

Gertler 

Nico 

Gupta 

L1 

18a 

Rehkamper 

Wasylenki 

Scheiderich 

Shiel 

Balter 

Petit 

Kimball 

Jouvin 

H6 

07a 

Corgne 

Campbell 

Crispin 

Caracas 

Cottrell 

Li 

Ricolleau 

Wu 

H5 

10b 

Kent 

Smith 

Maclennan 

Standish 

Kämpf 

Berlo 

Zhang 

Caldeira 

H4 

09a 

Bonifacie 

Layne 

Dale 

Matsumoto 

Pogge von Strandmann 

Marschall 

Simons 

Ryan 

H2 

01d / 01b 

Touboul 

Schiller 

Schonbachler 

Scherer 

Brandon 

Desch 

Meyer 

Duprat 

H1 

04a 

Bhaskar Rao 

Kirchenbaur 

Kamber 

Miller 

Condie 

Miskovic 

Kay 

Tulloch 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Lyles 

Nimmo 

Miller 

Rouxel 

Ohtani 

Ito 

Fischer 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Thursday 17th AM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


327 

W6 

14c 

Criscenti 

Gren 

Spagnoli 

Loring 

Mishra 

Zhang 

Waychunas 

Boily 

W5 

16b 

Dosseto 

Andrews 

Godderis 

von Blanckenburg 

Ferrier 

Dixon 

Hartshorn 

W4 

19a 

Southam 

Dittrich 

French 

Daughney 

Lalonde 

Amores 

Borrok 

Kapetas 

W3 

20i 

Darling 

Anovitz 

Navarre-Sitchler 

Rother 

Wesolowski 

Levchenko 

Kalinichev 

Cole 

W2 

17d 

Bar-Matthews 

Woodhead 

Maher 

Cheng 

Kelly 

Stirling 

McCulloch 

Thomas 

Kretschmer 

McGee 

W1 

20g / 20h 

Lehnert 

Rudge 

Wanty 

Klemme 

Chauvel 

Konig 

Schmidt 

von Quadt 

L3 

18e 

Ackermann 

Banerjee 

Chen 

Paktunc 

Corkhill 

Weisener 

Sato 

Majzlan 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Sparks 

Jacobson 

Nealson 

Chakoumakos 

Hofmann 

Blowes 

Thursday 17th AM

328 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18g 

Ebert 

Engle 

Gieré 

Lloyd 

Arnason 

Parrish 

Warner 

Corriveau 

Stephanou 

Michalik 

L1 

18a 

Miller 

Johnson 

Izbicki 

Hintelmann 

Biswas 

Point 

Wiederhold 

Zheng 

Kritee 

Jackson 

H6 

07f / 07g 

Yamada 

Lesher 

Neuville 

Berry 

Abart 

Labotka 

Pattison 

Manning 

H5 

10b / 10a 

Baker 

Schmidt 

Mitchell 

Katz 

Butler 

Kent 

Leeman 

Olin 

H4 

09c 

Avanzinelli 

Carlson 

Schmidt 

Richard 

Zheng 

Ling 

Manea 

Richards 

H3 

06b 

Shimoda 

John 

Workman 

Ireland 

Prytulak 

Burnard 

Anderson 

Rosenthal 

H2 

01a / 01c 

Tachibana 

Ireland 

Quitté 

Trinquier 

Wombacher 

Ciesla 

Moynier 

Bouvier 

H1 

04a / 04c 

Wilde 

Zhang 

Bergantz 

Siebel 

Ickert 

Francis 

Pietranik 

Minifie 

Baker 

Lee 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Duffy 

Jerram 

Billen 

Farnetani 

Dauphas 

Tu 

AM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Thursday 17th PM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


329 

W6 

14c 

Kerisit 

Sverjensky 

Jonsson 

Kraemer 

Bonneville 

Kendall 

Teng 

Zhang 

Pina 

Tisserand 

W5 

16b / 16d 

Calmels 

Brantley 

Pelt 

Skidmore 

Perry 

Plötze 

W4 

19a / 19b 

Gorby 

Regberg 

Hegler 

Mountain 

Warren 

Glasauer 

Behrends 

Pearce 

Burke 

Sharp 

W3 

20e 

Sylvester 

Cottle 

Abreu 

Bowman 

Valley 

Zega 

Davis 

Rost 

W2 

17d 

Singer 

Richards 

Dorale 

Grootes 

Hendy 

Schaefer 

Blard 

McDermott 

W1 

11a 

Zack 

Camacho 

Mark 

Parsons 

Ewing 

van Soest 

Reiners 

Ketcham 

L3 

18e 

Cowie 

Mudashiru 

Thibault 

Parviainen 

Jamieson 

Fawcett 

Wilson 

Ptacek 

Stone 

Petrunic 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Anderson 

Raiswell 

Carlson 

Kawamura 

Farley 

Thursday 17th PM

330 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO A 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18f 

Olsen 

Williams 

Schott 

Hellmann 

Ohmoto 

Luttge 

Offner 

Arvidson 

L1 

18b 

Fischer 

Kuder 

Miao 

Aeppli 

Zhang 

van Breukelen 

H6 

07d / 07h 

Vasyukova 

Mengason 

van Hinsberg 

Badanina 

Williams-Jones 

Brugger 

Hovis 

Groat 

H5 

10a 

Hammer 

Sakyi 

Hofmann 

Tanaka 

Souders 

Miller 

Klemetti 

Nagle 

Feineman 

Fabbrizio 

H4 

09b 

Davidson 

Larocque 

Bouilhol 

Baggerman 

Lee 

Dosseto 

Lange 

Tatsumi 

H3 

06a 

Rubin 

Dick 

Salters 

Goldstein 

Gautheron 

Russo 

Hanan 

Hahm 

H2 

01e 

Rietmeijer 

Joswiak 

Keller 

Stephan 

Matrajt 

Weisberg 

Herd 

H1 

04b 

Becker 

Shirey 

Konishi 

Wu 

Liu 

Hollister 

Romu 

Hossain 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

White 

Reddy 

Hofstetter 

Hawthorne 

White 

Nakamura- 

Messenger 

Canil 

Tu 

M 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Friday 18th AM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

T 

P 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

u 

M 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


331 

W6 

14c 

Allen 

Noguera 

Villegas-Jimenez 

Oelkers 

Yokoyama 

Avery 

Machnikova 

Kowacz 

Lee 

Morse 

W5 

16a 

Keech 

Lee 

Vance 

Gutjahr 

Crocket 

Berner 

Burton 

Ewing 

W4 

19b 

Gelabert 

Kenney 

Ha 

Fein 

Yee 

Duckworth 

Huang 

Hohmann 

W3 

20f 

Farkaš 

Brabec 

Kunasek 

Yoshida 

Guo 

Affek 

Bergquist 

Das 

Otake 

Lyons 

W2 

17e / 17f 

McConnell 

Koffman 

Ahn 

Abram 

Vimeux 

Burke 

Gherardi 

Marchitto 

W1 

11b 

Renne 

Layer 

Cassata 

Wartho 

McInnes 

Möller 

Wang 

Tracy 

L3 

18e 

Wilson 

Smuda 

Martin 

Sherriff 

Kwong 

Lindsay 

Mazaheri 

Nimick 

Cousins 

Aplin 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

Bourdon 

Brown, Jr. 

Frank 

Hall 

Friday 18th AM

332 

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO A 

Th 

PM 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

L2 

18f 

Wilczynska- 

Michalik 

Oliva 

Clow 

Fritz 

Gammons 

Stillings 

Wallschläger 

Ginder-Vogel 

Mohammad 

Sullivan 

L1 

18i 

Charlet 

Cervini-Silva 

Liese 

Masion 

Simakova 

Stone 

Wolf 

Yang 

H6 

07h 

Henry 

Darbellay 

Grew 

Hatert 

Grice 

Ross 

Watenphul 

Cruciani 

H5 

10c 

Zellmer 

Schmidt 

Jicha 

Schaltegger 

Schoene 

Calvert 

Deering 

Zellmer 

Labanieh 

Braeuer 

H4 

09e 

Wulff 

Dungan 

Yang 

Kimura 

Martin 

Breitsprecher 

Monsef 

Wu 

H3 

06a / 06e 

Colin 

Stroncik 

Devey 

Aulbach 

Neumann 

Zhu 

Tappe 

Tesfaye 

Monsef 

Zou 

H2 

01f 

Munker 

Garrick-Bethell 

Cohen 

Fernandes 

Norman 

Zellner 

Humayun 

Zeigler 

H1 

04d 

Kay 

Vannucchi 

Liang 

Bédard 

Gao 

Semprich 

Wintsch 

Zhu 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Anderson 

Armbruster 

Straub 

Gaffney 

Tu 

M 

Tu 

PM 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Friday 18th PM

Mo 

AM 

Mo 

PM 

Mo 

PO 

Tu 

AM 

T 

P 

Th 

PO 

Fr 

AM 

Fr 

PM 

u 

M 

Tu 

PO 

We 

AM 

Th 

AM 

Th 

PM 

The 

Geochemical 

Society 


The European 


Geochemistry 


333 

W6 

14a / 14g 

Dolor 

Karaca 

Skoog 

Esser 

Kirste 

Möller 

Schlegel 

Lee 

W5 

16a 

Tipper 

Douglas 

Bouchez 

Rive 

Archer 

Pearce 

Pett-Ridge 

Lemarchand 

Opfergelt 

W4 

19c 

Benning 

Beegle 

Bhartia 

Richardson 

Bernard 

Macalady 

Norlund 

Cady 

W3 

20j 

De Gregorio 

Sutton 

Benzerara 

Cody 

Shaw 

Flynn 

Obst 

Schofield 

W2 

17f 

Broecker 

Jaccard 

Muratli 

Hoffmann 

Goldstein 

Piotrowski 

Palmer 

Elmore 

Scher 

Poirier 

W1 

11c 

Flowers 

Carrapa 

Huntington 

Zwingmann 

Issler 

Willett 

Wodicka 

Ghorbal 

L3 

21b 

Ahn 

Beavis 

Chudaev 

Brinza 

Czaja 

Heuser 

Hsu 

Jiang 

Yuan 

Schloemer 

14:00 

14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

Fantle 

Oehler 

Hitchcock 

Najman 

Friday 18th PM

Session..Orals ................... Posters 

01a........17pm ........................... 17 

01b........17am ............................... 

01c........17pm ........................... 17 

01d........17am ........................... 17 

01e........18am ........................... 17 

01f ........18pm ........................... 17 

02a........15pm ........................... 14 

02b........16am ........................... 15 

03a........14am, 14pm ................ 14 

03b........14pm ........................... 15 

03c........15am ........................... 14 

03d........15pm ........................... 14 

03e........15pm ........................... 14 

03f ........16am ........................... 15 

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WALKING ROUTE BETWEEN CONFERENCE BUILDINGS 

See the previous pages for ground plans of the Conference Buildings: 

W1 – W6 (Woodward IRC).................................................................. 343 

L1 – L3 (Life Sciences Building)......................................................... 342 

H5 – H6 (Chemistry Building) ............................................................. 341 

H1 – H3 (Hennings Building) .............................................................. 340 

H4 (Hebb Building) .............................................................................. 340 

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QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATION 

Program starts 08:30 each day in 

War Memorial Gym 

Oral sessions: 

10:00 – 12:30 and 14:00 – 16:30 

Posters: 

17:00 – 19:00 (Mon, Tue, Thu) 

SRC and MacInnes Field 

Lunch: 

12:30 – 14:00 MacInnes Field 

(except Wed) 

Buses to Downtown: 

Catch B-Line 99 from Bus Station outside 

SRC. Change at Granville to B-Line 98 to 

Downtown. $2.50 exact change needed, or 

buy tickets in advance from shop in 

Students Union. 

Evening dining options: 

Students’ Union (SUB) 

Fast food and snacks 

University Village 

Various cafés and restaurants 

Campus pubs 

Koerners Pub 

Mahoney and Sons 

Downtown 

Full range of dining options

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