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Filippelli, G.M., Souch, C.,
Menounos, B., Slater-Atwater, S., Jull, T., and Slaymaker, O.,
2006. Alpine lake records reveal the impact of climate and rapid
climate change on the biogeochemical cycling of soil nutrients:
Quaternary Research, 66: 158-166.
Latimer, J.C., Filippelli, G.M., Gleason, J.D., Hendy, I., and Blum, J.D., 2006,
Glacial/Interglacial Terrigenous Provenance in the Southeastern
Atlantic Ocean: The importance of deep water sources and surface
currents: Geology, 34: 545-549.
Latimer, J.C., Filippelli, G.M., Newkirk, D.R., Hendy, I., in press, Opal-associated
phosphorus: Implications for the marine P cycle: Geochimica
Cosmochimica Acta.
Glenn, C. and Filippelli, G.M., 2007.
Authigenic mineral formation in the marine environment:
Pathways, processes and products. Deep Sea Research II, 54
(11-13): 1-6.
Warnke, D., Filippelli, G.M., and Flores,
J. A., 2007. Paleoceanography and paleoclimatology of the
Southern Ocean: A synthesis of three decades of scientific ocean
drilling. Deep Sea Research II, 54/21-22: 2291-2292.
Latimer, J.C. and Filippelli, G.M., 2007.
Sedimentary iron records from the Cape Basin. Deep Sea Research
II, 54/21-22: 2422-2431.
Barker, P.F., Filippelli, G.M., Florindo,
F., Martin, E.E., and Scher, H.D., 2007. Onset and role of the
Antarctic Circumpolar Current. Deep Sea Research II, 54/21-22:
2388-2398.
Filippelli, G.M.,
Latimer, J.C., Murray, R.W., and Flores, J.A., 2007.
Productivity records from the Southern Ocean and the equatorial
Pacific Ocean: Testing the Glacial Shelf-Nutrient Hypothesis.
Deep Sea Research II, 54/21-22: 2443-2452.
Highlighted as an Editor’s Choice in Science,
October, 2007.
McPeek, T., Brown, K., Wang, X., and
Filippelli, G.M., 2008. Rates of carbon ingrowth and
nutrient release from young Icelandic basalts. Joküll, 57:
37-44.
Laidlaw, M.A. and Filippelli, G.M., 2008.
Resuspension of urban soils as a persistent source of lead
poisoning in children: A review and new directions. Applied
Geochemistry, 23: 2021-2039.
Filippelli, G.M.,
2008. The global phosphorus cycle: Past, present and Future.
Elements, 4(2): 89-95. Highlighted as
an Editor’s Choice in Science, May, 2008
Schuster, D., Filippelli, G.M., and
Thomas, C., in press. Secondary student’s subject matter
representation of climate change. Journal of Geoscience
Education. |
I have worked
extensively on the chemistry and geologic history of nutrient
cycling in the ocean and on land. Current research projects involve
determining the controls on nutrient cycling on land during
glaciation, examining the timing and driving forces of biological
productivity in the ocean, assessing the content and distribution of
the potentially harmful element mercury in coal resources of Indiana
and examining the links between lead distribution and children's
blood lead levels in urban areas.
