Environmental Sciences
Earth Sciences
Tectonics
Michael Hren
Associate Professor/Earth Sciences
michael.hren@uconn.edu
Storrs Mansfield
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Scholarly Contributions
15 Scholarly Contributions
Variations of fire events and vegetation in the western Sierra Nevada archived in speleothems during Dansgaard–Oeschger (D–O) cycles
Research Type: Other Scholarly Work
The sensitivity of reconstructed carbon dioxide concentrations to stomatal preparation methods using a leaf gas exchange model
Research Type: Journal Article
The Estuary Effect and the Origin of Lake Faunas: Critical Linkages Between Global Tectonics, Sea Level and Biodiversity
Research Type: Journal Article
StalFire Consortium: Defining the paleoclimate-fire relationship in California across temporal and spatial scales
Research Type: Other Scholarly Work
Seasonal variations in leaf wax n-alkane _D and _13C of four riparian plants: The effect of environmental and physiological factors on measured and modeled plant WUE and isotopic composition.
Research Type: Journal Article
Organic Molecular Paleohhypsometry: A new approach to constraining the topography of global orogens
Research Type: Journal Article
Locally produced leaf wax biomarkers in the high-altitude Areguni Mountains outweigh downstream transport
Research Type: Journal Article
Late Proterozoic Climate and Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide: The not so boring billion.
Research Type: Journal Article
Hydrological Changes in Southwestern Montana during the Middle Miocene Climatic Optimum
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Effect of CO2/O2 Ratios on Hydrogen and Carbon Isotope Fractionation in Plant n-alkyl Lipids
Research Type: Journal Article
Constraining the dynamic climatic boundary between the Westerlies and Asian monsoon since 45 ka with biomarker, isotope, and climatic modeling studies
Research Type: Journal Article
Climate, hydrology and environmental change during the Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum
Research Type: Journal Article
Carbon cycle perturbations drive climatic and hydrologic changes2 in North America during the Miocene Climatic Optimum
Research Type: Journal Article
Carbon cycle perturbations drive climatic and hydrologic changes in North America during the middle Miocene climatic optimum
Research Type: Journal Article
A biomarker stable isotope record of late Quaternary climate change in Southwestern Taiwan
Research Type: Journal Article