All abstracts by Timothy I. Eglinton at Goldschmidt2018
| (2018) Old Dissolved Inorganic Carbon in the Mackenzie River Basin: A Smoking gun for the Degradation of Aged Organic Matter?
Hilton R, Tipper E, Galy V, Garnett M, Dellinger M, Schwab M, Tank S, Bryant C, Ascough P & Eglinton T |
| (2018) Multi-Level Radiocarbon Analysis of Hawaiian SOC
Grant K, Galy V, Haghipour N, Eglinton T & Derry L |
| (2018) Climate and Anthropogenic Influence on Organic Carbon Mobilization and Export from Watersheds
Eglinton T & Galy V |
| (2018) Organic Carbon Export from the Mackenzie Basin: Insights from Observations Spanning 30 Years
Schwab M, Hilton R, Galy V, Haghipour N, GrafPannatier E, Macdonald R & Eglinton T |
| (2018) Different 14C Age of Terrestrial and Marine Organic Carbon in Sediments of New Britain Trench: Insight into Carbon Source and Transport in Hadal Trenches
Xiao W, Eglinton TI, Haghipour N, Montluçon D, Jia Z & Xu Y |
| (2018) Timescales of Leaf Wax Biomarker Transport and Preservation in Alluvial River Systems: Rio Bermejo, Argentina
Repasch M, Sachse D, Hovius N, Scheingross J, Eglinton T & Lupker M |
| (2018) New Zealand Fjord Records of Southern Hemisphere Westerly Wind Variability
Moy C, Hinojosa J, Gilmer G, Browne I, Wilson G, Riesselman C, Stirling C, Gorman A, Lembo C & Eglinton T |
| (2018) Pervasive Carbon Export from the Indian Sub-Continent in Response to Holocene Climate Change
Usman MO, Ponton C, Lupker M, Giosan L, Haghipour N & Eglinton T |
| (2018) Hydroclimate Forcing of the Terrestrial Organic Carbon Cycle during the Last Deglaciation
Galy V, Hein C & Eglinton T |
| (2018) Perylene Imparts an Estimate for the Age of Terrigenous Organic Matter in Sediments
Hanke UM, Eglinton TI, Galy V & Reddy CM |
| (2018) Microbial Oxidation of Lithospheric Organic Carbon in Rapidly Eroding Mountain Soils
Hemingway J, Hilton R, Hovius N, Eglinton T, Haghipour N, Wacker L, Chen M-C & Galy V |
| (2018) Warming Alters Soil Carbon Dynamics at Depth in a Qinghai-Tibetan Alpine Grassland
Feng X, Jia J, Haghipour N, Wacker L, Simpson M, Yang H, Eglinton T & He J-S |