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William Kenney

Associate in Geology

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Geological Sciences

William Kenney is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate in Geology at University of Florida.

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William Kenney

University of Florida

Associate in Geology

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environmental science earth science ecology aquatic ecosystems sediment research sedimentology climate change geochemistry marine biology water science coastal research marine geology environmental chemistry organic geochemistry freshwater biology paleoenvironmental change paleoclimatology sedimentation planetary sciences sediment transport ecohydrology geophysical research hydrological process sedimentary record eutrophication arid environments marine ecology human impacts on the environment environmental geochemistry coastal geochemistry freshwater ecosystems estuaries shallow lakes quaternary science plant science applied geochemistry limnology terrestrial ecology estuarine geochemistry water ecologies holocene fluvial process organic matter lake apopka aquatic conservation restoration ecology climatic change stratigraphy sediment-water interaction surface water metal contamination watershed management water balance coastal process vegetation science landscape ecology paleoceanography subtropical florida lakes lake izabal sediment record organic carbon sediment cores primate systematics interfacial studies primatology primate behavior paleoenvironmental reconstruction marine hydrodynamics sediment organic matter subtropical lakes different trophic status stable isotope thick enamel macrophyte-dominated lake phosphorus burial biogenic silica accumulation gamma spectroscopy geochronology isotope geochemistry marine micropaleontology radiocarbon dating

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Burial of Organic Carbon in Swedish Fjord Sediments: Highlighting the Importance of Sediment Accumulation Rate in Relation to Fjord Redox Conditions. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2024)

Emily G. WattsAstrid HylénPer O. J. HallMats ErikssonElizabeth K. RobertsonWilliam F. KenneyThomas S. Bianchi

geophysical researchenvironmental sciencemarine geologyorganic geochemistrysedimentary geologyorganic carbonpaleoceanographysediment researchecologywater sciencehydrologysedimentationearth sciencecoastal geochemistrysediment accumulation rategeochemistryswedish fjord sedimentsgeophysicsbiogeochemistrygeology

Coastal Sediments Record Decades of Cultural Eutrophication in Tampa Bay, Fl. (2024)

Amanda R. ChappelWilliam F. KenneyMatthew N. WatersAnna Caroline BuchananJoão H.F. AmaralEdward J. PhlipsElise S. Morrison

marine ecologyenvironmental sciencetampa baymarine biologyeutrophicationcoastal researchearth sciencemarine environmentsecologycultural eutrophication

In Defense of Mud II: Lakes as Carbon Sinks. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2024)

Mark BrennerWilliam F. Kenney

carbon sinksecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyecology

Influence of the Keystone Grazer, Sesarma Reticulatum, on the Hydrology and Organic Matter Cycling in Salt Marshes of the Southeastern USA. Estuaries and Coasts (2024)

Elise S. MorrisonThomas S. BianchiWilliam F. KenneyMark BrennerKimberly PrinceSydney WilliamsCollin OrtalsOrlando CorderoSinéad M. CrottyChristine Angelini

coastal processforestryecohydrologybiogeographyenvironmental sciencevegetation scienceaquatic conservationecologyestuariessalt marshesforest ecologyfluvial processorganic matter cyclingcoastal managementkeystone grazerhydrologyhydrological processaquatic ecosystemssesarma reticulatumearth sciencefreshwater ecosystemssoutheastern usaland use

Benthic Mollusc Communities Across Space and Through Time in a Hypersaline Coastal Lagoon, Mexico. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2023)

Nancy Yolimar Suárez-MozoMark BrennerWilliam F. KenneyMisael Díaz AsencioJason H. CurtisMarco A. Aquino-LópezEdlin Guerra-CastroNuno Simões

marine ecologyecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencecommunity (ecology)marine biologybenthic ecologybenthic mollusc communitiescoastal researchhypersaline coastal lagoonmarine environmentsecologybenthic communities

Cyclical Browning in a Subtropical Lake Inferred From Diatom Records. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Meredith A. Emery BoeckEvelyn E. GaiserHilary M. SwainMark BrennerJason H. CurtisWilliam F. Kenney

subtropical lakeecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyecology and evolutionary biologyecologycyclical browningphenologydiatom records

Molluscs Across Space and Through Time in a Hypersaline Coastal Lagoon, Mexico. Deleted Journal (2023)

Nancy Y. Suárez-MozoMark BrennerWilliam F. KenneyMisael Díaz AsencioJason H. CurtisMarco A. Aquino-LopezEdlin Guerra-CastroNuno Simões

marine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologycoastal researchhypersaline coastal lagoonmarine environmentsecologyarid environments

Sea-Level Changes and Paleoenvironmental Responses in a Coastal Florida Salt Marsh Over the Last Three Centuries. Journal of Paleolimnology (2023)

Carina SeitzWilliam F. KenneyBrittany Patterson-BoyarskiJason H. CurtisMaría I. VélezKatie GlodzikJaime EscobarMark Brenner

marine ecologypaleoclimatologyoceanographyenvironmental scienceearth sciencepaleoceanographyecologysea-level changespaleoenvironmental responses

Sedimentary Pyrite Formation in a Seasonally Oxygen‐Stressed Estuary: Potential Imprints of Microbial Ecology and Position‐Specific Isotope Fractionation. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2023)

Kalev HantsooMaya GomesSairah MalkinDana BrennerWilliam F. Kenney

planetary sciencessedimentary pyrite formationgeophysical researchmicrobial ecologyposition-specific isotope fractionationestuariesestuarine geochemistry

Caribbean Lead and Mercury Pollution Archived in a Crater Lake. Environmental Science & Technology (2022)

Colin A. CookeJason H. CurtisWilliam F. KenneyPaul DrevnickPeter E. Siegel

planetary sciencescrater lakeenvironmental sciencecaribbean studiesmercury pollutioncaribbean lead

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William Kenney

Associate in Geology

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Geological Sciences

William Kenney is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate in Geology at University of Florida.

Honors

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William Kenney

University of Florida

Associate in Geology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Emily G. WattsAstrid HylénPer O. J. HallMats ErikssonElizabeth K. RobertsonWilliam F. KenneyThomas S. Bianchi

Coastal Sediments Record Decades of Cultural Eutrophication in Tampa Bay, Fl. (2024)

Amanda R. ChappelWilliam F. KenneyMatthew N. WatersAnna Caroline BuchananJoão H.F. AmaralEdward J. PhlipsElise S. Morrison

marine ecologyenvironmental sciencetampa baymarine biologyeutrophicationcoastal researchearth sciencemarine environmentsecologycultural eutrophication

In Defense of Mud II: Lakes as Carbon Sinks. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2024)

Mark BrennerWilliam F. Kenney

carbon sinksecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyecology

Influence of the Keystone Grazer, Sesarma Reticulatum, on the Hydrology and Organic Matter Cycling in Salt Marshes of the Southeastern USA. Estuaries and Coasts (2024)

Elise S. MorrisonThomas S. BianchiWilliam F. KenneyMark BrennerKimberly PrinceSydney WilliamsCollin OrtalsOrlando CorderoSinéad M. CrottyChristine Angelini

Benthic Mollusc Communities Across Space and Through Time in a Hypersaline Coastal Lagoon, Mexico. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2023)

Nancy Yolimar Suárez-MozoMark BrennerWilliam F. KenneyMisael Díaz AsencioJason H. CurtisMarco A. Aquino-LópezEdlin Guerra-CastroNuno Simões

Cyclical Browning in a Subtropical Lake Inferred From Diatom Records. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2023)

Meredith A. Emery BoeckEvelyn E. GaiserHilary M. SwainMark BrennerJason H. CurtisWilliam F. Kenney

subtropical lakeecosystemsaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencefreshwater biologyecology and evolutionary biologyecologycyclical browningphenologydiatom records

Molluscs Across Space and Through Time in a Hypersaline Coastal Lagoon, Mexico. Deleted Journal (2023)

Nancy Y. Suárez-MozoMark BrennerWilliam F. KenneyMisael Díaz AsencioJason H. CurtisMarco A. Aquino-LopezEdlin Guerra-CastroNuno Simões

marine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemarine biologycoastal researchhypersaline coastal lagoonmarine environmentsecologyarid environments

Sea-Level Changes and Paleoenvironmental Responses in a Coastal Florida Salt Marsh Over the Last Three Centuries. Journal of Paleolimnology (2023)

Carina SeitzWilliam F. KenneyBrittany Patterson-BoyarskiJason H. CurtisMaría I. VélezKatie GlodzikJaime EscobarMark Brenner

marine ecologypaleoclimatologyoceanographyenvironmental scienceearth sciencepaleoceanographyecologysea-level changespaleoenvironmental responses

Kalev HantsooMaya GomesSairah MalkinDana BrennerWilliam F. Kenney

planetary sciencessedimentary pyrite formationgeophysical researchmicrobial ecologyposition-specific isotope fractionationestuariesestuarine geochemistry

Caribbean Lead and Mercury Pollution Archived in a Crater Lake. Environmental Science & Technology (2022)

Colin A. CookeJason H. CurtisWilliam F. KenneyPaul DrevnickPeter E. Siegel

planetary sciencescrater lakeenvironmental sciencecaribbean studiesmercury pollutioncaribbean lead

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