Clark E. Sherman
Affiliations: | University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) |
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"Clark Sherman"Children
Sign in to add trainee| David N. Cuevas Miranda | grad student | 2010 | University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez (Puerto Rico) |
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| Sherman C, Schmidt W, Appeldoorn R, et al. (2016) Sediment dynamics and their potential influence on insular-slope mesophotic coral ecosystems Continental Shelf Research. 129: 1-9 |
| Appeldoorn R, Ballantine D, Bejarano I, et al. (2016) Mesophotic coral ecosystems under anthropogenic stress: a case study at Ponce, Puerto Rico Coral Reefs. 35: 63-75 |
| Sherman CE, Fletcher CH, Rubin KH, et al. (2014) Sea-level and reef accretion history of Marine Oxygen Isotope Stage 7 and late Stage 5 based on age and facies of submerged late Pleistocene reefs, Oahu, Hawaii Quaternary Research (United States). 81: 138-150 |
| Locker SD, Armstrong RA, Battista TA, et al. (2010) Geomorphology of mesophotic coral ecosystems: Current perspectives on morphology, distribution, and mapping strategies Coral Reefs. 29: 329-345 |
| Sherman C, Nemeth M, Ruíz H, et al. (2010) Geomorphology and benthic cover of mesophotic coral ecosystems of the upper insular slope of southwest Puerto Rico Coral Reefs. 29: 347-360 |
| Hernández R, Sherman C, Weil E, et al. (2009) Spatial and temporal patterns in reef sediment accumulation and composition, southwestern insular shelf of Puerto Rico Caribbean Journal of Science. 45: 138-150 |
| Cuevas DN, Sherman CE, Ramírez W, et al. (2009) Coral growth rates from the Holocene Cañada Honda fossil reef, Southwestern Dominican Republic: Comparisons with modern counterparts in high sedimentation settings Caribbean Journal of Science. 45: 94-109 |
| Rubin KH, Fletcher CH, Sherman C. (2000) Fossiliferous Lana'i deposits formed by multiple events rather than a single giant tsunami. Nature. 408: 675-81 |
| Sherman CE, Fletcher CH, Rubin KH. (1999) Marine and Meteoric Diagenesis of Pleistocene Carbonates from a Nearshore Submarine Terrace, Oahu, Hawaii Journal of Sedimentary Research. 69: 1083-1097 |
| McMurtry GM, Herrero-Bervera E, Cremer MD, et al. (1999) Stratigraphic constraints on the timing and emplacement of the Alika 2 giant Hawaiian submarine landslide Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research. 94: 35-58 |