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Franco S. Medioli

Franco S. Medioli

Overview

Franco S. Medioli was affiliated with Dalhousie University in Canada during their academic career. Their work was situated within the context of this institution, reflecting the environment and research culture of Dalhousie University.

There is no recorded list of recent papers, co-authors, publication venues, or book publications associated with Franco S. Medioli in the available data. Likewise, there is no explicit information on main fields of study, subfields, or main research topics related to this scientist.

Due to the absence of detailed publication or research topic data, it is not possible to provide specific insights into the thematic focus or disciplinary contributions of Franco S. Medioli.

The scientist is noted as deceased, indicating that any reference to their work and career should be expressed in the past tense.

Best Publications

  • Morphological Variations of Benthic Foraminiferal Tests in Response to Changes in Ecological Parameters - a Review

    E. Boltovskoy;D. B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Living vs. total foraminiferal populations; their relative usefulness in paleoecology

    D. B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Can smaller benthic foraminifera be ignored in paleoenvironmental analyses

    C. J. Schroeder;David B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Eastern Canadian estuarine foraminifera; a framework for comparison

    David B. Scott;Charles T. Schafer;Franco S. Medioli

  • Foraminifera as sea-level indicators

    D. B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Holocene Arcellacea (Thecamoebians) from Eastern Canada

    F. S. Medioli;D. B. Scott

  • Arcellaceans ("thecamoebians") in small lakes of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; modern distribution and Holocene stratigraphic changes

    R. T. Patterson;K. D. MacKinnon;D. B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Lacustrine thecamoebians (mainly arcellaceans) as potential tools for palaeolimnological interpretations

    F.S. Medioli;D.B. Scott

  • Elphidium excavatum (Terquem); ecophenotypic versus subspecific variation

    Ann A. L. Miller;David B. Scott;Franco S. Medioli

  • A comparison of postglacial arcellacean (“Thecamoebian”) and pollen succession in Atlantic Canada, illustrating the potential of arcellaceans for paleoclimatic reconstruction

    Francine M. G. McCarthy;Eric S. Collins;John H. McAndrews;Helen A. Kerr

  • Recent Arctic Shelf Foraminifera - Seasonally Ice Covered Vs Perennially Ice Covered Areas

    C. J. Schroder-Adams;F. E. Cole;F. S. Medioli;P. J. Mudie

  • Thecamoebians as a tool for reconstruction of paleoenvironments in some Italian lakes in the foothills of the southern Alps (Orta, Varese and Candia)

    Alessandra Asioli;Franco S. Medioli;R. Timothy Patterson

  • POLLUTION MONITORING IN TWO NORTH AMERICAN ESTUARIES: HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS USING BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA

    David B. Scott;Richard Tobin;Michelle Williamson;Franco S. Medioli

  • Agglutinated Rhizopods in Lake Erie - Modern Distribution and Stratigraphic Implications

    D. B. Scott;F. S. Medioli

  • Agglutinated foraminifera and thecamoebians from the Late Carboniferous Sydney coalfield, Nova Scotia: paleoecology, paleoenvironments and paleogeographical implications

    Winton G. Wightman;David B. Scott;Franco S. Medioli;Martin R. Gibling

  • Fossil Thecamoebians: Present Status and Prospects for the Future

    Franco S. Medioli;David B. Scott;Eric S. Collins;Francine M. G. McCarthy

  • Biogeographic Distribution of Modern Thecamoebians in a Transect Along the Eastern North American Coast

    Eric S. Collins;Francine M. G. McCarthy;Franco S. Medioli;David B. Scott

  • INFAUNAL BENTHIC FORAMINIFERA IN SOME NORTH AMERICAN MARSHES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES

    Richard Tobin;David B. Scott;Eric S. Collins;Franco S. Medioli

  • Temporal changes in foraminiferal distributions in Miramichi River estuary, New Brunswick

    David B. Scott;Franco S. Medioli;Charles T. Schafer

  • Foraminifera in Winyah Bay and North Inlet marshes, South Carolina; relationship to local pollution sources

    E. S. Collins;D. B. Scott;P. T. Gayes;F. S. Medioli

Frequent Co-Authors

David B. Scott
David B. Scott Dalhousie University
Peta J. Mudie
Peta J. Mudie Geological Survey of Canada
Anne de Vernal
Anne de Vernal University of Quebec at Montreal
Claude Hillaire-Marcel
Claude Hillaire-Marcel University of Quebec at Montreal
Larry A. Mayer
Larry A. Mayer University of New Hampshire
Alessandra Asioli
Alessandra Asioli University of Padua
Ron Boyd
Ron Boyd University of Newcastle Australia
Martin R. Gibling
Martin R. Gibling Dalhousie University
R. Timothy Patterson
R. Timothy Patterson Carleton University
Michael A. Arthur
Michael A. Arthur Pennsylvania State University

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