Theses in Progress
Master of Science Theses
(Environmental Science and Geology)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) Theses
(Environmental Science, Environmental Geoscience and Geology)
Jessica Beckwith (Geology)
Possible biogenic sedimentary structures in the Cambrian Goldenville Group, Nova Scotia
Supervisor: M Snyder
Jesse Demaires-Smith (Geology)
Interpreting basin connectivity using seismic data from the Scotian Basin, offshore Nova Scotia
Supervisor: M Snyder
Mia Doncaster (Biology/Environmental Science)
Examining export and bioaccumulation of methylmercury in a bog habitat impacted by herring gull guano and water table restoration on Brier Island, Nova Scotia
Supervisors: N O'Driscoll, K Hillier
Yuzhe Gan (Geology)
Chemistry and origin of xenocrysts in the Eastern Shore lamprophyre dykes, Nova Scotia
Supervisor: S Barr
Cameron Greaves (Environmental Geoscience)
Late Quaternary geochronology and stratigraphy of St. Anne's basin, offshore NS
Supervisors: J Eamer (BIO), E King (BIO), I Spooner
Josie Rogers (Environmental Science)
Mercury bioaccumulation in mussels in the Minas Basin: A comparison of soft tissues and shells as bioindicators
Supervisor: N O’Driscoll
Monet Streit (Geology)
Carboniferous volcanic stratigraphy in the Cobequid Highlands, Nova Scotia
Supervisor: S Barr