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Dr. Phillip Allen, Assistant Professor
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Interests: I am interested in many aspects of Earth Science, particularly the Quaternary period. My main interest is geomorphic evolution of landscapes, especially in cold climate regions. Specifically I attempt to understand the factors that condition, initiate and drive landscape change. My recent work has examined the roles of climate change and human impact in modifying the landscape over the mid - Late Holocene. The techniques I employ are varied and range from geomorphological mapping to palynology (pollen analysis). |
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Courses: GEOG 103 Physical Geography GEOG 207 Physical Geology & Geomorphology GEOG 208 Earth System History GEOG 340 Soil: Genesis, Nature & Characterisation GEOG 431 Quaternary Science GEOG 475 Glacial & Periglacial Geomorphology GEOG 476 Fluvial & Coastal Geomorphology GEOG 499 Research in Geography |
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