All abstracts by Margaret E. Collinson in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2015) Evidence for Methane Cycling in Paleogene Terrestrial and Marginal Marine Sediments
Rohrssen M, Inglis GN, Badger MPS, Naafs BDA, Kennedy EM, Collinson ME, Singh PK, Singh MP & Pancost RD

(2015) Coupled Model-Data Approach to Terrestrial Methane Cycling during Paleogene Greenhouse Climates
Badger M, Rohrssen M, Inglis G, Naafs BD, Pancost R, Valdes P, Wilton D, Beerling D, Collinson M, Kennedy E, Singh P & Singh M

(2015) First Occurrence of Archaeal Tetraether Lipids with 5 to 7 Cyclopentane Moieties in a Mesophilic Setting
Inglis GN, Naafs BDA, Feakins SJ, Lahteenoja O, Ponton C, Collinson ME, Rohrssen M & Pancost RD

(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

(2011) Mid-Latitude (~50°N) Continental Response to Falling Atmospheric PCO₂ during the Eocene-Oligocene Transition
Hren MT, Sheldon ND, Grimes ST, Collinson ME, Hooker JJ, Bugler M & Lohmann K

(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

(2006) The carbon isotope stratigraphy of the PETM – new records from bacterial and higher plant biomarkers
Handley L, Hawkins E, Steart D, Collinson M, Scott A, Crouch E, Sinninghe Damste J & Pancost R

(2005) Morphological, Anatomical, Ultrastructural and Macromolecular Preservation of Leaves from the Miocene of Clarkia, Idaho, USA
Collinson M, Rember B, Finch P, Brain T, Gupta N & Pancost R

(2004) In situ Polymerisation of Labile Lipids as a Source for the Aliphatic Component of Recalcitrant Macromolecules in Sedimentary Materials
Gupta N, Briggs D, Collinson M, Evershed R, Michels R & Pancost R

(2002) Testing Concordance of Oxygen Isotope Palaeotemperatures Obtained from Associated Rodent Tooth Phosphate and Freshwater Carbonate: An Eocene Example from the Hampshire Basin
Mattey D, Grimes S, Hooker J & Collinson M