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Paleontology and Sequence
Stratigraphy
of the Upper Cretaceous Navesink Formation, New Jersey
J. Bret Bennington
Saturday October 18, 2003
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Photos, field guide and PowerPoint
presentations
Field
Trip "Glacial Geology of Caumsett State Park and Huntington-Northport
Area"
Bret Bennington and Gil Hanson
Sunday November 3, 2002
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Photos
and Guide for the Field Trip
"Evidence
for the Supercontinent Rodinia in the Western Hudson Highlands, NY"
Alec Gates
Saturday June 28, 2003
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"Hartford Basin,
Connecticut"
Gil Hanson
Thursday June 27, 2002
Guide
to and Photos from the Field Trip:
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"Bedrock Geology of NYC:
More than 600 m.y. of geologic
history"
Pam and Pat Brock
Saturday October 27, 2001
The
field guide with maps and photos for this field trip can be found at this link.
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Field Trip to Connecticut
"The Source of Long Island’s Boulders?"
Gilbert N. Hanson and Waldemar Pacholik
Wednesday June 27, 2001 |
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Field Trip October 27, 2000
"The Origin of
Long Island’s Boulders?"
Waldemar
Pacholik, Gilbert N. Hanson and
Janet Kaczmarek |
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Field Trip
Geology of the SUNY Stony Brook Campus
Gil Hanson
Saturday June 19, 1999 |
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Field Trip
"The Nature Conservancy's David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequoque,
NY"
Glenn Richard, Linda Selvaggio and Diane Donner
SUNY Stony Brook
Saturday October 31, 1998 |
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Field Trip
Brookhaven National Laboratory
John Black (GSI)
Paul Boyce and Frank Castellano
(PW Grosser Consulting)
Saturday June 27, 1998 |
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Walking tour of
Brookhaven Waste Management Facility:
Waste Management in the 1990's
David Tonjes
Waste Management Institute, SUNY Stony Brook
Saturday September 20, 1997. |
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"Field trip on Geology of the Flax Pond Salt Marsh and the
Adjacent Gravel Beach and Coastal Headlands"
Glenn Richard
SUNY Stony Brook
Saturday June 14, 1997
During this field trip we will examine the
morphology and substrate of a salt marsh, the composition and morphology of a gravel
beach, and the Pleistocene stratigraphy and geomorphology of a coastal headland. The
processes that created these features will be considered, and where possible, at Flax Pond
they will be observed and measured as well. The trip will start at the Marine Sciences
Research Center laboratory at Flax Pond where we will enter the marsh and examine the salt
peat on its surface and the subsurface fresh peat. From there, we will walk along the
gravel beach to the inlet and then back to the laboratory for lunch. Afterwards, a walk
along a road that follows the western boundary of the marsh will take us to the coastal
bluffs. At Crane Neck Point, we will examine Pleistocene till and outwash as well as
Holocene conglomerate. From there, we will proceed along a gravel beach to the
University's Sunwood Estate, and then along the road back to our starting point. |
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"A Transect through the Terminal Moraine and the Recessional Moraines of Eastern
Long Island"
Les Sirkin,
Adelphi University
Saturday October 14, 1995 |
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"Geology and Biota of the Long Island Pine Barrens"
Glenn A. Richard and Steven C. Englebright,
SUNY Stony Brook
Saturday September 24, 1994 |
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"Pleistocene Geology of Long Island's North Shore: Sands Point and
Garvies Point to Target Rock"
John E. Sanders and Charles Merguerian
Saturday June 29, 1991
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