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Title: An assessment of nitrogen and phosphorus availability in constructed wetlands in the Cumberland Marsh Region, Canada
Author: Turner, Maxwell J.
Date: 2016
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Examination of metals in gastropods to determine the potential for accumulation in the Border Marsh Region
Author: Loder, Amanda L.
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Mallory, Mark; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: Examining biotransport of trace elements by colonial seabirds to the Eastern Shore Islands Wildlife Management Area
Author: Mahon, Lewis
Date: 2014
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies

Title: Metal mobility and retention associated with salt water inundation at Laytons Lake, Nova Scotia
Author: McGuire, Heather E.
Date: 2018
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: Wetland senescence and productivity trends in the Cumberland Marsh Region, Atlantic Canada
Author: Loder, Amanda Lily
Date: 2017
Supervisor: Mallory, Mark; Spooner, Ian
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Biology
Affiliation: Biology

Title: Impact to historical logging and hydroelectric development on an upland river system, Nova Scotia, Canada: a paleolimnological perspective
Author: Godfrey, Adam
Date: 2018
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Biology
Affiliation: Biology

Title: Cecil Lake British Columbia: a paleolimnological analysis of natural and anthropogenic environmental change
Author: Velkjar, Garrett
Date: 2019
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Geology
Affiliation: Earth & Environmental Sciences

Title: An applied paleolimnological assessment of the impacts of hydroelectric reservoir development, watershed disturbance and anadromous fish (Alosa pseudoharengus) visitation on productivity in Gaspereau Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada
Author: Muzak Ruff, Lauren S
Date: 2021
Supervisor: Spooner, Ian; Mallory, Mark
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Environmental Science
Affiliation: Environmental & Sustainability Studies