Bosiljka Glumac

Dwight W Morrow Professor of Geosciences

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Chemistry

Department Of Physics

Department Of Psychology

Studies Of Italian

Study Of Education And Child

Department Of Geology

Geosciences

Bosiljka Glumac is currently serving as a Chemistry Dwight W Morrow Professor of Geosciences at Smith College.

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Bosiljka Glumac

Smith College

Dwight W Morrow Professor of Geosciences

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earth science geology palaeogeography stratigraphy ecology paleontology marine geology geography paleoecology sedimentology quaternary science marine systems paleoceanography coastal research biostratigraphy sedimentary record geochronology sedimentary geology integrated stratigraphy paleoenvironmental reconstruction geochemistry palaeontologia electronica cretaceous period geomorphology facies analysis marine micropaleontology cretaceous-paleogene boundary palaeo-environmental reconstruction regional geology archaeological science isotope geochemistry geobiology precambrian geology early diagenesis contourite system quaternary period biology precambrian research coastal deposit archaeological methods sediment research field archaeology ancient mesoamerica southern appalachians archaeological practice latin american antiquity organic-rich sedimentary rock holocene latin american archaeology american archaeology sequence stratigraphy central dalmatia central mediterranean archaeological excavations archaeological record carbon isotope stratigraphy adriatic carbonate platform veternica cave dominican republic upper cretaceous biomineralization case studies underground construction detrital provenance trace elements orogeny seagrass root-soil interactions carbonate deposition selective dolomitization stable isotopes northern appalachians invaluable stratigraphic tool oae 2 carbon-isotope stratigraphy carbonate platform

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Computed Tomography (Ct) Imaging of Pleistocene Corals From San Salvador Island, Bahamas: Influence of Thick Microbial Encrusters on Porosity and Permeability of Shallow-Marine Carbonates. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

marine systemscoral reefsmarine biotaoceanographymarine biologycomputed tomographymarine geologyearth scienceecology

Cooling Climate Across Last Interglacial High Stands on San Salvador and Great Inagua, the Bahamas. The Depositional Record (2025)

earth system scienceglobal climateextreme environmentsclimatologyclimate dynamicsclimatic changesan salvadorgeographyclimate changeglobal warminggreat inaguaclimate variabilityearth sciencecryosphereregional climate responseecology

Criteria for Recognizing Clotted Microbialites in Pleistocene Coral-Rich, Shallow-Marine Carbonates From the Bahamas. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

the bahamaspaleobiologymarine chemistrypaleontologymarine systemsbiological oceanographyshallow-marine carbonatesoceanographyenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologygeobiologymarine biologymarine geologyearth sciencecold seepsecology

Human-Stone Interactions in the Precolonial Maya Lowlands: Working and Learning With Limestone. Ancient Mesoamerica (2025)

civilizationsarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodsenvironmental historyfield archaeologyhuman-stone interactionssociocultural anthropologyanthropologylatin american antiquitylatin american archaeologyanthropological archaeologylandscape archaeologycultural anthropologyarchaeological recordamerican archaeologyarchaeological sciencebioarchaeologyancient mesoamericaenvironmental anthropologyprecolonial maya

Hurricane Joaquin, October 2015: A 10-Year Retrospective on Consequences of an Extreme Weather Event on San Salvador Island, the Bahamas. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

disaster researchhurricane joaquinextreme environmentsclimatologyoctober 2015geographyclimate disasterssan salvador islandnatural hazardsnatural disastersweather disasterextreme weatherearth sciencedisaster risk sciencestorm surgemeteorologydisasters

Influence of Microbial Encrusters on Porosity and Permeability of Pleistocene Coral-Rich Shallow-Marine Carbonate Deposits From the Bahamas. SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) eBooks (2025)

environmental engineeringcoral reefsbiological oceanographyoceanographyearly diagenesisenvironmental sciencegeobiologymicrobial ecologymarine biologymicrobial encrustersmarine geologymarine micropaleontologyearth sciencepaleoceanographymarine environmentssedimentology

No More ‘Pore’ Decisions! Understanding Controls on Porosity and Permeability in Pleistocene Carbonate Rocks From San Salvador Island, the Bahamas. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

stratigraphyquaternary sciencegeochemistryunderstanding controlsgeographysan salvador islandpleistocene carbonate rocksmarine geologypalaeogeographyfacies analysismarine micropaleontologyearth sciencepaleoceanographysedimentary geologysedimentary recordgeology

Novel Washover Fan Growth and Back-Barrier Ecosystem Response: A Multi-Century Record From Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

cape codcoastal processnearshore processenvironmental scienceclimate changemulti-century recordcoastal watersenvironmental researchcoastal researchback-barrier ecosystem responserestoration ecologycoastal geomorphologytransitional waterecology

Sequestrichnia in Complex Ophiomorpha Isp. From Late Pleistocene Grainstones in the Bahamas, With Modern Analogue Comparisons. Palaios (2025)

paleobiologyquaternary sciencepaleontologypalaeo-environmental reconstructionpleistocenepaleoecologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionvertebrate paleontologypalaeogeographymarine micropaleontologyearth sciencepaleoceanographyquaternary periodecologygeology

Were Contributions of Microbial Communities to Late Pleistocene Reef Deposits Underestimated? an Ongoing Case-Study of Eemian Carbonates From the Bahama Archipelago. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

quaternary sciencepleistocenepaleontologycoral reefspaleoecologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionenvironmental sciencebahama archipelagomarine biologymicrobial communitiesmarine geologypalaeogeographypaleoceanographyeemian carbonatesecologysedimentary record