Kyger Lohmann
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Professor


Ph.D. Geology, SUNY, Stony Brook, 1977



Fields of Study
Carbonate geochemistry utilizes the chemistry and fabric of carbonate minerals to reconstruct the conditions present in ancient environments. For example, the isotopic and elemental chemistry of carbonate , whether formed as the shell of an organism or through abiotic chemical reactions, captures a record of the temperature and chemistry of fluid from which it was formed. As such, carbonate chemistry serves as a important proxy for deciphering Earth history.

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