Kurt Kyser

T. Kurtis (Kurt) Kyser (October 7, 1951, Montana, U.S. — August 29, 2017, Bermuda) was an American and Canadian geologist and geochemist, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, professor of the University of Saskatchewan and Queen's University, founder and director of the Queen's Facility for Isotope Research (QFIR). Kyser served as a president of the Mineralogical Association of Canada (between 2006 and 2008) and as an Editor-in-Chief of the journal ''Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis'' (GEEA). Provided by Wikipedia
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    Seasonal Patterns in Hydrogen Isotopes of Claws from Breeding Wood-Warblers (Parulidae): Utility for Estimating Migratory Origins

    Seasonal Patterns in Hydrogen Isotopes of Claws from Breeding Wood-Warblers (Parulidae): Utility for Estimating Migratory Origins by Kevin C. Fraser, T. Kurt. Kyser, Raleigh J. Robertson, Laurene M. Ratcliffe

    Published 2008-06-01
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    Nature and Evolution of Paleoproterozoic Sn and Rare Metal Albitites from Central Brazil: Constraints Based on Textural, Geochemical, Ar-Ar, and Oxygen Isotopes

    Nature and Evolution of Paleoproterozoic Sn and Rare Metal Albitites from Central Brazil: Constraints Based on Textural, Geochemical, Ar-Ar, and Oxygen Isotopes by Ana Rita F. Sirqueira, Márcia A. Moura, Nilson F. Botelho, T. Kurt Kyser

    Published 2018-09-01
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    Geographic variation of strontium and hydrogen isotopes in avian tissue: implications for tracking migration and dispersal.

    Geographic variation of strontium and hydrogen isotopes in avian tissue: implications for tracking migration and dispersal. by Megan J Sellick, T Kurt Kyser, Michael B Wunder, Don Chipley, D Ryan Norris

    Published 2009-01-01
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    The long and the short of it: no dietary specialisation between male and female western sandpipers despite strong bill size dimorphism.

    The long and the short of it: no dietary specialisation between male and female western sandpipers despite strong bill size dimorphism. by Samantha E Franks, Guillermo Fernández, David J Hodkinson, T Kurt Kyser, David B Lank

    Published 2013-01-01
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    Causes and consequences of variation in diet composition of nestling Canada jays

    Causes and consequences of variation in diet composition of nestling Canada jays by Nikole E. Freeman, Amy E. M. Newman, Alex O. Sutton, T. Kurt Kyser, D. Ryan Norris

    Published 2021-01-01
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    Long-distance Dispersal Patterns of Male Cerulean Warblers (Dendroica cerulea) Measured by Stable-hydrogen Isotopes

    Long-distance Dispersal Patterns of Male Cerulean Warblers (Dendroica cerulea) Measured by Stable-hydrogen Isotopes by M. Katherine. Girvan, Jason Jones, D. Ryan. Norris, Jennifer J. Barg, T. Kurt. Kyser, Raleigh J. Robertson

    Published 2007-12-01
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    Linking Isotopes and Panmixia: High Within-Colony Variation in Feather δ2H, δ13C, and δ15N across the Range of the American White Pelican.

    Linking Isotopes and Panmixia: High Within-Colony Variation in Feather δ2H, δ13C, and δ15N across the Range of the American White Pelican. by Matthew W Reudink, Christopher J Kyle, Ann E McKellar, Christopher M Somers, Robyn L F Reudink, T Kurt Kyser, Samantha E Franks, Joseph J Nocera

    Published 2016-01-01
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