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Daniel Goldman

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Paleogeographic, Paleoceanographic, And Tectonic Controls On Early Late Ordovician Graptolite Diversity Patterns, Daniel Goldman, Shuang-Ye Wu Mar 2016

Paleogeographic, Paleoceanographic, And Tectonic Controls On Early Late Ordovician Graptolite Diversity Patterns, Daniel Goldman, Shuang-Ye Wu

Daniel Goldman

The Katian Age (early Late Ordovician) was a time of significant decline in marine biodiversity, but whether this decline was a real phenomenon or an artifact of the relatively few studies devoted to this interval requires further research. We examined the pattern of graptolite faunal changes across the boundary between the Climacograptus bicornis and Diplacanthograptus caudatus graptolite zones in North America and on several other continents.

A sharp decline in species diversity occurs in the Appalachian Basin. Scores for normalized diversity dropped from 20 in the C. bicornis Zone to 7 in the D. caudatus Zone. Only 11% of the …


Collaborative Research: Graptolite Biogeography, Paleo-Gis, And Evolutionary Dynamics Of Early Paleozoic Zooplankton, Daniel Goldman Dec 2009

Collaborative Research: Graptolite Biogeography, Paleo-Gis, And Evolutionary Dynamics Of Early Paleozoic Zooplankton, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding Agency: National Service Foundation Investigators: Dr. Goldman, SY. Wu Amount: $255,326.00 Number of years: 4 years


Quantitative Paleobiogeography Unraveling Macroevolutionary Patterns In Fossil Plankton Using Geographic Information Systems (Gis) Software And The New Geobiodiversity Database, Daniel Goldman Dec 2008

Quantitative Paleobiogeography Unraveling Macroevolutionary Patterns In Fossil Plankton Using Geographic Information Systems (Gis) Software And The New Geobiodiversity Database, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: UDRI Seed Grant Amount: $7,500.00


Refining The Geologic Time Scale: An Integrated Biostratigraphic Approach., Daniel Goldman Dec 2004

Refining The Geologic Time Scale: An Integrated Biostratigraphic Approach., Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: Petroleum Research Fund Amount: $50,000.00 Investigator: Dr. Goldman, S.A. Leslie Year: 2005/3 yrs


Refining The Geologic Time Scale:An Integrated Biostratigraphic Approach, Daniel Goldman Dec 2004

Refining The Geologic Time Scale:An Integrated Biostratigraphic Approach, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: UDRI Seed Grant Amount: $9,000.00


International Supplement To Graptolite Macroevolution: Phylogenetic Analysis And Testing Hypotheses Of Directional Change, Daniel Goldman Dec 2001

International Supplement To Graptolite Macroevolution: Phylogenetic Analysis And Testing Hypotheses Of Directional Change, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: National Science Foundation Amount: $12,058.00 Year: 2002/2 yrs.


Graptolite Macroevolution: Phylogenetic Analysis And Testing Foundation Hypotheses Of Directional Change, Daniel Goldman Dec 2000

Graptolite Macroevolution: Phylogenetic Analysis And Testing Foundation Hypotheses Of Directional Change, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: National Science Foundation Amount: $117,107.00 Year: 2001/4 yrs


Geodynamic Interpretation Of Regional Unconformities: Research Fund Eustacy Or Tectonics?, Daniel Goldman Dec 1998

Geodynamic Interpretation Of Regional Unconformities: Research Fund Eustacy Or Tectonics?, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: Petroleum Research Fund Investigators: C.E. Mitchell, Dr. Goldman Amount: $ 6,500.00


Upper Ordovician Graptolites From The North American Midcontinent:University Biostratigraphy, Biofacies, And Sea-Level, Daniel Goldman Dec 1993

Upper Ordovician Graptolites From The North American Midcontinent:University Biostratigraphy, Biofacies, And Sea-Level, Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman

Funding agency: The Ohio State University Amount: $23,000.00