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Palaeoecology Group

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Part of	Departement Aardwetenschappen - IVAU
Part of	Faculteit Geowetenschappen
Part of	Universiteit Utrecht
Address	Budapestlaan 4 (Building Aardwetenschappen), 3584 CD Utrecht
Get directions	Google Maps
Phone	+31-30-2532629
Fax	+31-30-2535096
URL	http://www.uu.nl/faculty/geosciences/NL/Organisatie/departementen/departementaardwetenschappen/Pages/default.aspx
Email	e. vandonk -at- nioo. knaw. nl

People

Professor	Prof.dr. A.F. Lotter
Extraordinary professor	Prof.dr. E. van Donk
Professor emeritus	Prof.dr. C.R. Janssen
Professor emeritus	Prof.dr. J.W. de Leeuw

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Secretariat	Reconstructing the the evolution and dynamics of the Antarctic cryosphere from Ocean Drilling; a dinoflagellate perspective
Secretariat	Eocene Azolla in Arctic ocean and Nordic seas
Secretariat	European-scale climate change at the end of the last ice-age: testing climate model-based scenarios with new high-quality records
Secretariat	Biotic, climatic and geochemical change during Early Eocene transient global warming events
Secretariat	The role of primary producers as monitors, recorders, drivers, and moderators of climatic and environmental change on different temporal and spatial scales

All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration	Sediment dynamics in the Rhine catchment. Quantification of fluvial response to climate change and human impact
Collaboration	Historic records of carbon and nitrogen enrichment of organic matter in wetland ecosystems: a novel approach to study the effects of environmental change on carbon and nutrient cycling
Collaboration	Travelling in waterfowl guts: dispersal of aquatic plants and invertebrates
Secretariat	Freshwater systems: aquatic palaeocology and palaeolimnology
Secretariat	Terrestrial systems: Vegetation response to environmental stressors

All completed research..

Classification

D15200	Paleontology, stratigraphy
D22400	Ecology

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