dendrochronologist

Grissino-Mayer is a dendrochronologist who specializes in the use of tree-ring analysis to reconstruct environmental and cultural history.

Matthew F. Bekker is an environmental geographer and dendrochronologist.

His father is the well known dendrochronologist Thomas Harlan [1] .

What has made the re-dating definitive has been the dendrochronologist's report which dates the panel to around 1485 - some twenty years after Rogier's death'.

The dendrochronologist faces many obstacles, however, including some species of ant which inhabit trees and extend their galleries into the wood, thus destroying ring structure.

In the 1960s, a continuous tree-ring sequence stretching back some eight thousand years was established by Wesley Ferguson, an American dendrochronologist.

Dr. Stahle is a dendrochronologist, one of a breed of scientists who have made a speciality of analyzing tree rings.

The instrumental data available for climate studies only go back 80 to 100 years at best, said Peter Brown, a dendrochronologist and climate researcher at the laboratory.

One additional item: Irish Dendrochronologist Mike Baillie confirmed tree ring patterns in 1740 that were consistent with severe cold.

Presumed impact events during 533-534 2 CE have been proposed by the dendrochronologist Mike Baillie as a possible cause of several brief (typically 5-10 year) climatic downturns recorded in ancient tree ring patterns.

Tree ring analysis by dendrochronologist Mike Baillie, of the Queen's University of Belfast, shows abnormally little growth in Irish oak in 536 and another sharp drop in 542, after a partial recovery.

A core sample from the logs of her chamber was analyzed by a dendrochronologist, and samples of organic matter from the horses' stomachs were examined as well, indicating that the lady was buried in the spring, at some point during the 5th century BCE.

But it may contribute to their longevity in another way as well: bristlecones that grow faster in lusher conditions are more susceptible to pathogens, said Tom Harlan, a dendrochronologist who is a consultant to the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree Ring Research.

Mick Worthington, formerly nicknamed "Mick the Dig" (to separate him from Mick Aston) as he worked largely on site excavation in the early years, occasionally still appears in his current occupation of dendrochronologist but with his nickname changed to "Mick the Twig".