Sophie Warny

Sophie Warny (born 1969) is a Belgian Antarctic researcher, best known for her work on palynology. As an associate professor at Louisiana State University in the Department of Geology and Geophysics and one of the curators at the Museum of Natural Science, Warny studies past climate change patterns by examining fossilized pollen and spores. She is currently the vice president of the Gulf Coast Section of the Society for Sedimentary Geology (GCSSEPM). Provided by Wikipedia
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    Palynostratigraphy of the Umir Formation, Middle Magdalena Valley Basin (MMVB), Colombia
    by Santos, Carlos Enrique
    Published 2012
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    A High-Resolution Palynological Analysis of the St. Stephens Quarry, Alabama: Locating the Eocene-Oligocene Boundary and Characterizing the Environmental Changes Across the Margin
    by Jensen, Kevin
    Published 2012
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    A Palynological and Sequence Stratigraphic Study of Santonian Maastrichtian Strata from the Upper Magdalena Basin in Central Colombia
    by Garzon, Sandra
    Published 2011
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    Teaching Climate Literacy Using Geospatial Tools
    by Babcock, Steven L.
    Published 2015
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    A Palynological Analysis of Seymour Island and King George Island off the Antarctic Peninsula: A Dating and Climatic Reconstruction
    by Kymes, Caven Madison
    Published 2015
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