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A.14 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 38 ..................................................142 A.15 Granplot analysis of sample 42.....................................................................................143 A.16 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 42 ..................................................144 A.17 Granplot analysis of sample 40.....................................................................................145 A.18 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 40 ..................................................146 A.19 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-09........................................................................147 A.20 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011006-09.....................................148 A.21 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-10........................................................................149 A.22 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011006-10.....................................150 A.23 Granplot analysis of sample 24.....................................................................................151 A.24 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 24 ..................................................152 A.25 Granplot analysis of sample 34.....................................................................................153 A.26 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 34 ..................................................154 A.27 Granplot analysis of sample 32.....................................................................................155 A.28 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 32 ..................................................156 A.29 Granplot analysis of sample 011206-03........................................................................157 A.30 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011206-03.....................................158 A.31 Granplot analysis of sample 011206-04........................................................................159 A.32 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011206-04.....................................160 A.33 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01A.....................................................................161 A.34 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01A..................................162 A.35 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01B.....................................................................163 A.36 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01B ..................................164 xiv
A.37 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01C.....................................................................165 A.38 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01C ..................................166 A.39 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01D.....................................................................167 A.40 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01D..................................168 A.41 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01E .....................................................................169 A.42 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01E ..................................170 A.43 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01F .....................................................................171 A.44 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01F...................................172 A.45 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01G.....................................................................173 A.46 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01G..................................174 A.47 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01H.....................................................................175 A.48 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01H..................................176 A.49 Granplot analysis of sample 050505-01I ......................................................................177 A.50 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 050505-01I ...................................178 A.51 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-13........................................................................179 A.52 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011006-13.....................................180 A.53 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-14........................................................................181 A.54 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011006-14.....................................182 A.55 Granplot analysis of sample 20.....................................................................................183 A.56 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 20 ..................................................184 A.57 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-05........................................................................185 A.58 Method of SELF determination applied to sample 011006-05.....................................186 A.59 Granplot analysis of sample 011006-06........................................................................187 xv
Page 1 and 2: THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEG
Page 3 and 4: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to th
Page 5 and 6: 4. RESULTS Laboratory Analyses ....
Page 7 and 8: LIST OF FIGURES 1.1 Location map of
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Page 17 and 18: A.83 Granplot analysis of sample 05
Page 19 and 20: ABSTRACT The goal of this investiga
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a) b) Figure 3.1. a) Collecting a v
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Increasing energy T CONDUCTION BAND
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Figure 3.5. Sample removed from lar
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Figure 3.7. Location of samples col
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Figure 3.9. Basis of airborne LIDAR
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Sample Sites CHAPTER 4 RESULTS A to
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SVI005 This site is located just we
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collapsed the trench. Therefore, a
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SVI025 This site is located within
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m and 3.7 m respectively. A cross s
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Vincent Island has changed little o
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(sorting). Standard deviation decre
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4,100 and 3,500 years ago. The corr
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Table 4.1 Continued Site Samples Be
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Table 4.3. Measured elevations of S
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Table 4.5. Application of Tanner’
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Table 4.7. OSL age calculations usi
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Table 4.9. Paleosealevel position e
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Figure 4.2. Example of a trench thr
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Figure 4.5. Site SVI 003. Trench ex
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a) b) 050505-01E 050505-01K 050505-
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a) b) 050505-04C 050505-04A Figure
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Figure 4.13. Site SVI 015. Vibracor
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a) b) 011006-15 011006-16 Figure 4.
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a) b) 011106-08 011106-07 011106-10
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Figure 4.21. Dutch gouge-auger core
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Figure 4.23. Line A-A’ represents
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Elevation (m) NAVD 88 5.00 4.50 4.0
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1200 +/- 100 yr 102 Figure 4.27. GP
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0.65 Set C 0.6 0.55 0.5 Set A 0.45
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6 Set B Set C Set E 5 Set A Set F S
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0.7 Set C 0.6 Set A 0.5 Set E Set F
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ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION -- SKEWN
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mean grain size (phi) 3 2.5 2 1.5 1
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SVI 015 SVI 002 SVI 003 114 SVI 004
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CHAPTER 5 DISCUSSION The beach ridg
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vibracore or trench, both of which
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Skewness can be used to identify th
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island. Another is a C-14 date of 2
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sea level. It was at this point tha
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The fourth hypothesis was that sea-
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APPENDIX A INDIVIDUAL SIEVE ANALYSI
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Berger, G., 1988, Dating quaternary
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Douglas, B., Kearney, M. and Leathe
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Jol, H.M., Peterson, C.D., Vanderbu
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Northwest Florida Water Management
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Stapor, F.W. and Tanner, W.F., 1977
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Beth Margaret F
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