| Number |
Project Title and Researcher |
| G-102 |
Karst Geology & Pleistocene History Through Sealevel Events, John Mylroie |
| G-105 |
Amino Acid Racemization Dating of Cerion, Chione, Lucina and Assorted Corals and other taxa on San Salvador as a Tool for Unravelling the Geochronology of Late Pleistocene/ Holocene Deposition, backed up by some U-series dating and mapping. This study has since been expanded to include Cerion Morphology, James Carew |
| G-120 |
Study of the detailed Quaternary Pleistocene Holocene History of San Salvador and all of the Bahamas, with Special Emphasis on Sea Level Position and its Effects on Deposition, Diagenesis, Karstification, and Denudation., James Carew and John Mylroie |
| G-174 |
Hydrology of San Salvador: Relationships between inland lakes, conduits, the ocean and groundwater, R. Lawrence Davis |
| G-213 |
A Field Evaluation of San Salvador Island's Climatology, Douglas W. Gamble |
| G-215 |
Taphonomy of modern reef building corals. Adequacy of the Pleistocene fossil record of reef coral assemblages, Benjamin J. Greenstein |
| G-218 |
Carbonate productivity rates of Halimeda spp. in three different environments, San Salvador, Bahamas, Benjamin J. Greenstein |
| G-220 |
Discrimination between species of the hydrozoan millepora using morphologic and genetic analyses, Benjamin J. Greenstein and Craig Tepper |
| G-225 |
Dissolution in Eo-genetic Karst: Cave Development from Fresh Water-Seawater Mixing Corrosion, Jon Martin |
