CURRICULUM VITAE

R. Aller (cont.)
94. Aller, R. C. and P. Michalopoulos, 1999. Tropical mobile mud belts as global
diagenetic reactors. IN: Geochemistry of the Earth's Surface ( H. Armannsson,
ed.). Balkema, Rotterdam. 289 - 293.
95. Allison, M. A., M. T. Lee, A. S. Ogston, and R. C. Aller, 2000. Origin of
Amazon mudbanks along the northeastern coast of South America. Mar. Geol.
163, 241-256.
96. Aller, R. C., 2001, Transport and reactions in the bioirrigated zone. In: The
Benthic Boundary Layer: Transport processes and biogeochemistry. (B. Boudreau
and B. B. Jørgensen, eds.). Oxford Press, 269 - 301.
97. Ingalls, A. E., R. C. Aller, C. Lee, and M.-Y. Sun, 2000. The influence of
macrofauna on chlorophyll-a degradation in coastal marine sediments. J. Mar. Res.
58, 631-651.
98. Michalopoulos, P., R. C. Aller, and R. Reeder, 2000, Conversion of diatoms
to clay minerals during early diagenesis in tropical, continental shelf muds.
Geology 28, 1095-1098.
99. DeMaster, D. J. and R. C. Aller, 2001, Biogeochemical processes on the
Amazon shelf: changes to dissolved and particulate fluxes during river/ocean
mixing. IN: The Biogeochemistry of the Amazon Basin and its Role in a
Changing World. (M.E. McClain and J. E. Richey, eds.). Elsevier. 328-357.
100. Aller, R. C., J.Y. Aller, and P.R. Kemp, 2001, Effects of particle and solute
transport on rates and extent of remineralization in bioturbated sediments. IN:
Organism - Sediment Interactions. (J. Y. Aller, S. A. Woodin, and R. C. Aller,
eds.). Belle W. Baruch Library in Marine Science. University of S. Carolina Press
315-333
101. Rhoads, D.C., R. Ward, J.Y. Aller, and R.C. Aller. 2001. The importance of
technology in benthic research and monitoring: Looking back to see ahead. In:
Organism-Sediment Interactions (J.Y. Aller, S. Woodin, and R.C. Aller, eds)
Univ. So. Carolina Press, Columbia S.C. 1-17.
102. Sommerfield, C.K., R. C. Aller, and C. A. Nittrouer, 2001. Modern and
ancient early diagenetic environments of the Eel River basin (USA): role of
bioturbation on C-S-Fe signatures. J. Sed. Res. 71, 335-345.
103. Green, M. and R. C. Aller, 2001, Early diagenesis of calcium carbonate in
Long Island Sound sediments: Measurements of Ca 2+ and minor element fluxes
during seasonal periods of net dissolution. J. Mar. Res. 59, 769-794.
104. Madrid, V. J. Y. Aller, R. C. Aller, and A. Y. Chistoserdov, 2001. Analysis
of high Prokaryote diversity and community structure in mobile mud deposits off
French Guiana: identification of two new sediment-specific bacterial candidate
divisions. FEMS Microbiology, 37, 197-209.
105. Griscom, S. B., N.S. Fisher, R. C. Aller, and B.-G. Lee, 2002. Effects of gut
chemistry in marine bivalves on the assimilation of metals from ingested sediment
particles. J. Mar. Res. 60, 101-120.
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