Benjamin HORTON

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2019
Horton P, Horton BP.  2019.  Re-defining Sustainability: Living in Harmony with Life on Earth. One Earth. 1:86-94.
Chua S, Switzer AD, Shaw T, Khan N, Horton BP.  2019.  Singapore Relative Sea-level History revealed from Holocene Mangrove Peats. 5th international Mangrove Macrobenthos and Management meeting (MMM5) 2019.
Ashe EL, Cahill N, Hay C, Khan NS, Kemp A, Engelhart SE, Horton BP, Parnell AC, Kopp R.  2019.  Statistical modeling of rates and trends in Holocene relative sea level. Quaternary Science Reviews. 204:58-77.
Kemp AC, Vane CH, Khan NS, Ellison JC, Engelhart SE, Horton BP, Nikitina D, Smith SR, Rodrigues LJ, Moyer RP.  2019.  Testing the utility of geochemical proxies to reconstruct Holocene coastal environments and relative sea level: a case study from Hungry Bay, Bermuda. Open Quaternary. 5(1)
2018
Holmquist JR, Windham-Myers L, Bliss N, Crooks S, Morris JT, J Megonigal P, Troxler T, Weller D, Kroeger JDrexler, Ferner MC et al..  2018.  Accuracy and Precision of Tidal Wetland Soil Carbon Mapping in the Conterminous United States. Scientific Reports. 8(9478)
Parham PR, Roy K, Horton BP, Meltzner AJ, Majewski JM, Shaw TA, Switzer AD, Wan JXW.  2018.  Comparison of sea level reconstructions with glacio isostatic adjustment model predictions for Southeast Asia. IGCP Project 639, Taranto, Italy.
Garner A, Weiss J, Parris A, Kopp R, Horton R, Overpeck J, Horton BP.  2018.  Evolution of 21st Century Sea Level Rise Projections. Earth's Future. 6(11):1603-1615.
Kosciuch TJ, Pilarczyk JE, Hong I, Fritz HM, Horton BP, Rarai A, Harrison MJ.  2018.  Foraminifera reveal a shallow nearshore origin for overwash sediments deposited by Tropical Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu (South Pacific). Marine Geology. 396(Special Issue):171-185.
Majewski JM, Switzer AD, Meltzner AJ, Parham PR, Horton BP, Bradley SL, Pile J, Chiang H-W, Wang X, Ng C T et al..  2018.  Holocene relative sea-level records from coral microatolls in Western Borneo, South China Sea. Holocene. 28(9):1431-1442.