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Currano, Ellen D.; Laker, Rachel; Flynn, Andrew G.; Fogt, Kari K.; Stradtman, Hillary; Wing, Scott L. (2016)Paleoecological studies document the net effects of atmospheric and climate change in a natural laboratory over timescales not accessible to laboratory or ecological studies. Insect feeding damage is visible on well-preserved ...
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Currano, Ellen D.; Labandeira, Conrad C.; Wilf, Peter (2009)
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Currano, Ellen D.; Labandeira, Conrad C.; Wilf, Peter (2010)
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Labandeira, Conrad C.; Currano, Ellen D. (2013)
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Carvalho, Mónica R.; Wilf, Peter; Barrios, Hector; Windsor, Donald M.; Currano, Ellen D.; Labandeira, Conrad C.; Jaramillo, Carlos A. (2014)
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Wappler, Torsten; Currano, Ellen D.; Wilf, Peter; Rust, Jes; Labandeira, Conrad C. (2009)Insect herbivores are considered vulnerable to extinctions of their plant hosts. Previous studies of insect-damaged fossil leaves in the US Western Interior showed major plant and insect herbivore extinction at the ...
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Diefendorf, Aaron F.; Freeman, Katherine H.; Wing, Scott L.; Currano, Ellen D.; Mueller, Kevin E. (2015)The carbon isotope composition ( d 13 C ) of terrestrial plant biomarkers, such as leaf waxes and terpenoids, provides insights into past carbon cycling. The d 13 C values of modern plant biomarkers are known to be sensitive ...
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Wing, Scott L.; Currano, Ellen D. (2013)
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Currano, Ellen D.; Wilf, Peter; Wing, Scott L.; Labandeira, Conrad C.; Lovelock, Elizabeth C.; Royer, Dana L. (2008)
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Crifò, Camilla; Currano, Ellen D.; Baresch, A.; Jaramillo, C. (2014)It is often difficult to interpret plant life form and position within a forest based on fossils of isolated plant organs. Here we propose leaf vein density as a new tool to interpret fossil angiosperm life form, and in ...
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