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51 Source, emplacement, and evolution of the Morgan Creek Pluton, Sierra Nevada Batholith, California, USAir_etdText
52 Spatiotemporal examination of precipitation and meteoric waters across the Navajo Nationir_etdText
53 Stable isotope mixing models in urban and natural environments of understand water management practices and biogeochemical processesir_etdText
54 Stratigraphic, structural, and biologic controls on iron oxide diagenesis of the cretaceous baseline sandstone, Southern Nevadair_etdText
55 Structural evolution of the Uinta Mountains, Utah, and their Interaction with the Utah-Wyoming salient of the Sevier Overthrust Beltir_etdText
56 Structural evolution of the Uinta Mountains, Utah, and their interaction with the Utah-Wyoming salient of the sevier overthrust beltir_etdText
57 Study of Aquatic and trace element chemistry in the Great Salt Lake: response to Engineered and hydrologic forcings, and temportal correspondence among water and brine shrimpir_etdText
58 Tertiary Salt Lake group in the Great Salt Lake Basinir_etdText
59 Thermal state of continental and oceanic lithosphereir_etdText
60 Three-dimension Cole-Cole model inversion of induced polarization data based on regulated conjugate gradient methodir_etdText
61 Time-space variability of paralic depositional environments: emphasis on barrier island preservation and paleomorphodynamicsir_etdText
62 Trace element cycling in Great Salt Lake wetlands, Wasatch snowpack, and mining-impacted streams of Southern Ecuadorir_etdText
63 Trace elements as environmental fingerprints in groundwater, surface water, and sedimentir_etdText
64 The use of borehole temperature measurements to infer climatic changes in Arctic Alaskair_etdText
65 Viterbi sparse spike detection and a compositional origin to ultralow-velocity zonesir_etdText
66 Water resources and utilization in the Sevier Basin and Old River Bed inland delta of Central Utah during the Pleistocene-Holocene transitionir_etdText
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