Kurt A. Haberyan

TL;DR: This article investigated the late Quaternary wetting and drying of the Tsodilo Hills, in the northwestern Kalahari desert, from evidence at a single site, and concluded that careful consideration of multi-proxy data from a single location can assist in resolving discrepancies that arise from independent studies of lake, cave and dune records.

TL;DR: In this article, seasonal differences in ecological processes correspond to the two major stratification patterns of Lake Oglethorpe in the U.S. Piedmont region and result in seasonal differences of pelagic community structure.

TL;DR: A detailed sediment study, along with evidence of Angoni vlei rat, climbing mouse, an aquatic Xenopus frog, and side neck turtle confirms that conditions were substantially more moist than at present between approximately 30,000 and 11,000 years ago.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors suggest that motivating students to study smaller units of knowledge on a more frequent basis, e.g., for weekly quizzes, may motivate them to feel less disadvantaged than in a multiple-choice-only course.

TL;DR: If the Proterozoic microfossils are fossilized fecal pellets, they provide evidence of metazoan life and a complex food chain at 1.9 Gyr ago.