RICHARD BARCLAY Curriculum Vitae - Department of Earth and ...

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PUBLISHED PRESENTATION ABSTRACTS (CONTINUED)
Barclay, R. S., Bateman, W. D., Johnson, K. R., Wagner, S. B., and Graham, M. L., 2003, The
Parachute Creek Atlas Project: Deciphering the floral diversity of the Green River
Formation of Colorado and Utah, GSA Abstracts with Programs, v. 35, no. 6.
Barclay, R. S., Johnson, K. R., Nichols, D. J., Fleming, R. F., Betterton, W. J., and Hicks, J. F.,
2002, Interpreting early Paleocene plant diversity patterns at the tightly constrained West
Bijou Creek K-T boundary section, Denver Basin, Colorado: GSA Abstracts with
Programs, Rocky Mountain Section, vol. 34, no. 4, p. A47.
Barclay, R. S., 2002, Analysis of Floral Diversity through the first 1.4 Ma of the Paleocene,
Eastern Denver Basin, Colorado: GSA Abstracts with Programs, vol. 34, paper no. 161-4.
Barclay, R. S., Dilcher, D. L., and Johnson, K. R., 2001, Patterns of post K-T boundary plant
diversity and rates of recovery in the Denver Basin, Colorado: GSA Abstracts with
programs, vol. 33, no. 6.
Barclay, R. S., Dilcher, D. L., and Johnson, K. R., 2001, A new K-T boundary locality in the
Denver Basin: Colorado, Abstracts to bi-annual meeting on the climate and biota of the
Paleogene, Powell, Wyoming.
Johnson, K. R., Ellis, B., Reynolds, M. L., Werth, K., and Barclay, R. S., 2000, Fossil floras
from synorogenic strata in the Denver Basin, Colorado, show high levels of Cretaceous-
Tertiary extinction followed by recovery to high diversity rain forest by 62 MA: GSA
abstracts with programs, vol. 32, no. 7, p. A-196.
EDUCATION & OUTREACH
– Project Excite - Science training for underprivileged 3 rd & 4 th Grade from Evanston
– SERTS – http://www.northwestern.edu/serts/;
Intensive, small group training of Northwestern University students in the methods of
paleobotany and paleoclimate, and how scientists use these to inform our understanding of the
process of species evolution. Taught 5 consecutive years at Northwestern as part of a course
on Evolution & The Scientific Method taught by Dr. Sageman:
http://www.earth.northwestern.edu/individ/brad/GEO114.html
– Parachute Creek Atlas Project – Developed online resource to display the plant diversity of the
Denver Museum’s collection of the Green River Formation. www.dmns.org.
– Cuticle Database Project – Developing a web accessible resource for comparison of modern
and fossil cuticles, hosted at: http://fm1.fieldmuseum.org/cuticle/PaleoCollaborator.
Username: cuticledatabase; Password: lauraceae2005.
– High School Student Shadows (Will Sparks, Jessica Shatkin)
– Undergraduate Student Interns (Jackie. Beard, C. Carney, P. McVary)
– Museum Interns (Nicole Boyle, Mark Gorman, Jane Stammer, Erin Steele, Michele Reynolds)
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