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Blaž Miklavič

Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology

University of Guam

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Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC)

University of Guam

Blaž Miklavič is currently serving as a Micronesian Area Research Center (Marc) Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology at University of Guam.

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Blaž Miklavič

University of Guam

Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology

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climate change earth science climatology marine geology phreatic overgrowths planetary sciences environmental science geochemistry paleobiology stratigraphy marine micropaleontology fish biology coastal research sea-level history host specificity inhibitory activity intermediate host biology geophysics hydrology paleontology paleoecology marine chemistry chemical geology hydrometeorology water science palaeogeography quaternary science avian biology eurasian geography climatic change ocean modelling ocean sciences environmental geochemistry hydrothermal geochemistry paleoenvironmental reconstruction paleoceanography holocene functional selectivity molecular basis karst process coastal geomorphology tibetan plateau global north tropical speleothems western pacific strontium systematics stalagmite geochemistry modern rainfall variability northern philippine sea minami daito island sea-level stillstand coastal karst tidal dynamics eastern adriatic denudation rate estimates coastal tropical environment eastern adriatic coast relative sea-level change

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Tidal Dynamics in Coastal Karst Caves: Contributions to Coastal Hydrology and Historical Relative Sea‐Level Reconstruction Using Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems in the Eastern Adriatic. Hydrological Processes (2025)

sea level risemarine geologysedimentologyeastern adriatictidal dynamicsmarine micropaleontologycoastal geomorphologysea-level historycoastal researchphysical geographykarst processgeomorphologycoastal karst

Characterization of Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems Precipitated in the Northern Adriatic During a Sea-Level Stillstand at Ca. 2.8 Ka. Quaternary Research (2024)

Nina LončarSanja FaivreBlaž MiklavičBogdan P. OnacVictor J. PolyakYemane Asmerom

eurasian geographywater qualityclimatic changeavian biologyplanetary sciencesgeneticsclimate changeinhibitory activityfish biologyintermediate hostmolecular basismarine biologyhost specificitytectonicssea-level stillstandfunctional selectivityenvironmental engineeringstratigraphyphreatic overgrowthsclimatology

Formation of Karrentische in a Coastal Tropical Environment and Their Use for Denudation Rate Estimates. (2022)

Blaž MiklavičJohn E. MylroieJohn W. JensonJay L. BannerNataša Zabukovec-Logar

climate changeoceanographycoastal tropical environmentenvironmental sciencedenudation rate estimates

Submerged Speleothems and Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems (Pos) as Indicators of Relative Sea-Level Change Along the Eastern Adriatic Coast. (2021)

Nina LončarBlaž MiklavičBogdan OnacPetr Kovač KonradSanja Faivre

aquatic ecosystemsocean sciencesgeographyeastern adriatic coastgeneticsrelative sea-level changeocean modellingpaleobiologyclimate changemarine geologyearth scienceinhibitory activityfish biologyintermediate hostcoastal researchtibetan plateauhost specificitytectonicsglobal northphreatic overgrowthsclimatology

Holocene Relative Sea Level History From Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems (Pos) on Minami Daito Island, Northern Philippine Sea. Quaternary International (2017)

palaeogeographypaleoceanographypaleoecologyearth sciencemarine geologygeochronologymarine micropaleontologysea-level historyminami daito islandbiologypaleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionpaleobiologystratigraphyphreatic overgrowthsnorthern philippine seaquaternary scienceholocene

Relationship Between Modern Rainfall Variability, Cave Dripwater, and Stalagmite Geochemistry in Guam, USA. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2012)

Judson W. PartinJohn W. JensonJay L. BannerTerrence M. QuinnFrederick W. TaylorDaniel SinclairBenjamin HardtMark A. LanderTomoko BellBlaž MiklavičJohn M. U. JocsonDanko Taboroši

climate changehydrometeorologygeochemistryearth sciencegeophysicsenvironmental sciencemodern rainfall variabilitystalagmite geochemistryhydrothermal geochemistrywater scienceclimatologyhydrologyplanetary sciencesenvironmental geochemistry

Magnesium and Strontium Systematics in Tropical Speleothems From the Western Pacific. Chemical Geology (2011)

Daniel J. SinclairJay L. BannerFrederick W. TaylorJudson PartinJohn JensonJohn MylroieEthan GoddardTerry QuinnJohn JocsonBlaž Miklavič

climate changegeochemistryearth sciencestrontium systematicstropical speleothemschemical geologywestern pacificmarine chemistry

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Blaž Miklavič

Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology

University of Guam

Affiliations

Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC)

University of Guam

Blaž Miklavič is currently serving as a Micronesian Area Research Center (Marc) Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology at University of Guam.

Honors

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Experiences

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Blaž Miklavič

University of Guam

Assistant Professor of Geology/Hydrogeology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterization of Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems Precipitated in the Northern Adriatic During a Sea-Level Stillstand at Ca. 2.8 Ka. Quaternary Research (2024)

Nina LončarSanja FaivreBlaž MiklavičBogdan P. OnacVictor J. PolyakYemane Asmerom

Formation of Karrentische in a Coastal Tropical Environment and Their Use for Denudation Rate Estimates. (2022)

Blaž MiklavičJohn E. MylroieJohn W. JensonJay L. BannerNataša Zabukovec-Logar

climate changeoceanographycoastal tropical environmentenvironmental sciencedenudation rate estimates

Submerged Speleothems and Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems (Pos) as Indicators of Relative Sea-Level Change Along the Eastern Adriatic Coast. (2021)

Nina LončarBlaž MiklavičBogdan OnacPetr Kovač KonradSanja Faivre

Holocene Relative Sea Level History From Phreatic Overgrowths on Speleothems (Pos) on Minami Daito Island, Northern Philippine Sea. Quaternary International (2017)

Relationship Between Modern Rainfall Variability, Cave Dripwater, and Stalagmite Geochemistry in Guam, USA. Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems (2012)

Judson W. PartinJohn W. JensonJay L. BannerTerrence M. QuinnFrederick W. TaylorDaniel SinclairBenjamin HardtMark A. LanderTomoko BellBlaž MiklavičJohn M. U. JocsonDanko Taboroši

Magnesium and Strontium Systematics in Tropical Speleothems From the Western Pacific. Chemical Geology (2011)

Daniel J. SinclairJay L. BannerFrederick W. TaylorJudson PartinJohn JensonJohn MylroieEthan GoddardTerry QuinnJohn JocsonBlaž Miklavič

climate changegeochemistryearth sciencestrontium systematicstropical speleothemschemical geologywestern pacificmarine chemistry

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