159 results on '"O'Keefe, Jennifer M.K."'
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2. Interlaboratory study: Testing reproducibility of solid biofuels component identification using reflected light microscopy
3. Application of organic petrology and chemistry in forensic studies of solid waste sites
4. Middle Miocene (Serravallian) wetland development on the northwest edge of Europe based on palynological analysis of the uppermost Brassington Formation of Derbyshire, United Kingdom
5. Phyteral perspectives: Every maceral tells a story
6. Contrasts in maceral textures in progressive metamorphism versus near-surface hydrothermal metamorphism
7. Insights into past land-use and vegetation change in the Llanos de Moxos (Bolivia) using fungal non-pollen palynomorphs
8. Could hot fluids be the cause of natural pyrolysis at the ragged edge of Herrin coal, Millport 7 ½’ quadrangle, Hopkins County, Kentucky?
9. Cellular preservation and maceral development in lignite and wood from the Brassington Formation (Miocene), Derbyshire, UK
10. Recognition of peat depositional environments in coal: A review
11. Palynology, organic petrology and geochemistry of the Bell coal bed in Western Kentucky, Eastern Interior (Illinois) Basin, USA
12. Gas emissions, tars, and secondary minerals at the Ruth Mullins and Tiptop coal mine fires
13. A recycling method for LST ® contaminated during heavy liquid separation in palynological processing
14. An alternative to acetolysis: application of an enzyme-based method for the palynological preparation of fresh pollen, honey samples and bee capsules
15. Petrology and palynology of the Middle Pennsylvanian Leatherwood coal bed, Eastern Kentucky: Indications for depositional environments
16. Organic geochemistry of funginite (Miocene, Eel River, Mendocino County, California, USA) and macrinite (Cretaceous, Inner Mongolia, China)
17. An Integrated Reevaluation of Wilcox/Carrizo Stratigraphy, Bastrop County, Texas: Refined Chronostratigraphy and Revised Paleoenvironments
18. Elements and phosphorus minerals in the middle Jurassic inertinite-rich coals of the Muli Coalfield on the Tibetan Plateau
19. On the fundamental difference between coal rank and coal type
20. Macrinite forms in Pennsylvanian coals
21. Gaseous emissions and sublimates from the Truman Shepherd coal fire, Floyd County, Kentucky: A re-investigation following attempted mitigation of the fire
22. Notes on the origin of altered macerals in the Ragged Edge of the Pennsylvanian (Asturian) Herrin coalbed, Western Kentucky
23. An investigation of Wulantuga coal (Cretaceous, Inner Mongolia) macerals: Paleopathology of faunal and fungal invasions into wood and the recognizable clues for their activity
24. Direct estimation of diffuse gaseous emissions from coal fires: Current methods and future directions
25. Maceral types in some Permian southern African coals
26. A critical re-examination of the petrology of the No. 5 Block coal in eastern Kentucky with special attention to the origin of inertinite macerals in the splint lithotypes
27. Geochemistry of carbon nanotube assemblages in coal fire soot, Ruth Mullins fire, Perry County, Kentucky
28. Petrology, mineralogy, and geochemistry of the Ge-rich coal from the Wulantuga Ge ore deposit, Inner Mongolia, China: New data and genetic implications
29. Quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from coal fires using airborne and ground-based methods
30. Petrographic, geochemical, and mycological aspects of Miocene coals from the Nováky and Handlová mining districts, Slovakia
31. Old Smokey coal fire, Floyd County, Kentucky: Estimates of gaseous emission rates
32. Notes on the origin of inertinite macerals in coal: Evidence for fungal and arthropod transformations of degraded macerals
33. Revisiting Coos Bay, Oregon: A re-examination of funginite–huminite relationships in Eocene subbituminous coals
34. Nanominerals and ultrafine particles in sublimates from the Ruth Mullins coal fire, Perry County, Eastern Kentucky, USA
35. List of Contributors
36. Funginite–resinite associations in coal
37. Petrography and geochemistry of Oligocene bituminous coal from the Jiu Valley, Petroşani basin (southern Carpathian Mountains), Romania
38. Notes on the origin of inertinite macerals in coals: Observations on the importance of fungi in the origin of macrinite
39. Coal combustion by-product quality at two stoker boilers: Coal source vs. fly ash collection system design
40. Tales from a distant swamp: Petrological and paleobotanical clues for the origin of the sand coal lithotype (Mississippian, Valley Fields, Virginia)
41. History of applied coal petrology in the United States. IV. Reflections on the centennial of the introduction of coal petrology to North America
42. List of Contributors
43. Spontaneous Combustion and Coal Petrology
44. PLANT COMMUNITY CHANGE ACROSS THE PALEOCENE-EOCENE BOUNDARY IN THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN, CENTRAL TEXAS
45. A comparison of late Paleocene and late Eocene lignite depositional systems using palynology, upper Wilcox and upper Jackson Groups, east-central Texas
46. Gaseous emissions from the Lotts Creek coal mine fire: Perry County, Kentucky
47. Mississippian (Serpukhovian; Chesterian Stage) coals from the Fluorspar District, Crittenden and Caldwell counties, Kentucky: Petrological and palynological compositions and their indications for peat-producing ecosystems
48. A recycling method for LST® contaminated during heavy liquid separation in palynological processing
49. Petrological, geochemical, and mineralogical compositions of the low-Ge coals from the Shengli Coalfield, China: A comparative study with Ge-rich coals and a formation model for coal-hosted Ge ore deposit
50. An alternative to acetolysis: application of an enzyme-based method for the palynological preparation of fresh pollen, honey samples and bee capsules
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