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Kurt A. Grimm

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University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Vancouver, BC, Canada 
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Geology, Geochemistry
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Peir K. Pufahl grad student 2002 UBC

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Sadaqah RM, Abed AM, Grimm KA, et al. (2007) Oxygen and carbon isotopes in Jordanian phosphorites and associated fossils Journal of Asian Earth Sciences. 29: 803-812
Pufahl PK, Grimm KA. (2003) Coated phosphate grains: Proxy for physical, chemical, and ecological changes in seawater Geology. 31: 801-804
Pufahl PK, Grimm KA, Abed AM, et al. (2003) Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) phosphorites in Jordan: Implications for the formation of a south Tethyan phosphorite giant Sedimentary Geology. 161: 175-205
Johnson KM, Grimm KA. (2001) Opal and organic carbon in laminated diatomaceous sediments: Saanich Inlet, Santa Barbara Basin and the Miocene Monterey Formation Marine Geology. 174: 159-175
Chang AS, Grimm KA. (1999) Speckled beds: distinctive gravity-flow deposits in finely laminated diatomaceous sediments, miocene monterey formation, california Journal of Sedimentary Research. 69: 122-134
Benson BE, Clague JJ, Grimm KA. (1999) Relative sea-level change inferred from intertidal sediments beneath marshes on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Quaternary International. 60: 49-54
Chang AS, Grimm KA, White LD. (1998) Diatomaceous sediments from the Miocene Monterey Formation, California: A lamina-scale investigation of biological, ecological, and sedimentary processes Palaios. 13: 439-458
Grimm KA. (1997) Editorial: Biogenic sediments, geophysiology and Earth's environmental history Palaios. 12: 299-301
Grimm KA, Orange DL. (1997) Synsedimentary fracturing, fluid migration, and subaqueous mass wasting: Intrastratal microfractured zones in laminated diatomaceous sediments, miocene monterey formation, California, U.S.A Journal of Sedimentary Research. 67: 601-613
Grimm KA, Lange CB, Gill AS. (1997) Self-sedimentation of phytoplankton blooms in the geologic record Sedimentary Geology. 110: 151-161
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