All abstracts by Helen M. Talbot in conference series: Goldschmidt
(2015) Sources and Sinks of Branched Glycerol Dialkyl Glycerol Tetraethers and Bacteriohopanepolyols in the Major Yenisei River System and Kara Sea (Siberia)De Jonge C, Stadnitskaia A, Talbot HM & Sinninghe Damsté JS
(2014) Terrestrial Organic Carbon and Biomarker Export from East Siberian Permafrost to the Arctic Ocean
Sparkes R, Doğrul Selver A, Bischoff J, Gustafsson Ö, Semiletov I, Dudarev O, Talbot H & van Dongen B
(2014) What’s the Deal with Aminobacteriohopanepentol in Marine Systems?
Rush D, Osborne K, Sherry A & Talbot H
(2014) Terrestrial Microbial Biomarkers Trace Organic Matter Transport to the Arctic Ocean
Bischoff J, Sparkes R, Doğrul Selver A, Gustafsson Ö, Vonk J, Spencer R, Semiletov I, Dudarev O, van Dongen B & Talbot H
(2014) Anammox: Source of BHT Stereoisomer in Marine Sediments
Rush D, Sinninghe Damsté J, Poulton S, Thamdrup B, Acuna Gonzalez J, Schouten S, Jetten M & Talbot H
(2014) A 2.5Ma Year Record of Wetland Development in the Congo Basin Inferred from Hopanoid Biomarkers
Talbot H, Spencer-Jones C, Handley L, Dinga B, Schefuss E, Mann P, Poulsen J, Spencer R, Wabakanghanzi J & Wagner T
(2014) Lignites as Archives of Ancient Climate-Biogeochemistry Dynamics
Pancost R, Inglis G, Badger M, Naafs D, Zheng Y, Collinson M, Talbot H, Bischoff J, Carmichael M & Lunt D
(2010) Novel Records of Past Methane Emission Events from the Congo and Amazon Fans
Handley L, Talbot H, Cooke M & Wagner T
(2010) Biomarker Evidence for Intense Aerobic Methane Oxidation during Sapropel Conditions
Talbot H, Handley L, de Lange G & Wagner T
(2010) Biomarkers for Methane Cycling: From Marine to Terrestrial Settings
Pancost R, Aquilina A, Talbot H, Lim K, Evershed R, Gill F, Weijers J, Collinson M & Taylor K
(2009) The Biohopanoid Soil Proxy: Recent Developments and Future Directions
Talbot H, Cooke M, Handley L & Wagner T
(2009) Lipid Biomarkers in Geothermal Sediments: Occurrences, Implications and Applications
Pancost R, Kaur G, Roberts Z, Talbot H, Gibson R, Schouten S & Mountain B
(2000) Bacterial Hopanoids as Environmental Markers
Farrimond P, Innes H, Watson D, Talbot H & Head I