Publications

Collins AF, Bush MB, Sach JP. 2013. Microrefugia and species persistence in the Galápagos highlands: a 26,000-year paleoecological perspective. Frontiers in Genetics 4:1-16. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2013.00269.

Collins AF, Bush MB. 2011. An analysis of modern pollen representation and climatic conditions on the Galapagos Islands. The Holocene 21(2):237-250.

Bush MB, Restrepo A, Collins AF. in press. Galápagos History, restoration, and a shifted baseline. Restoration Ecology.

Bush MB, Colinvaux, PA, Steinitz-Kannan M, Overpeck JT, Sachs J, Cole J, Collins A, Conroy J, Restrepo A, Zhang Z. 2010. Forty years of paleoecology in the Galapagos. Galapagos Research 67:55-61. 

Hanselman JA, Bush MB, Gosling WD, Collins AF, Knox C. in press. A 370,000-year record of vegetation and fire history around Lake Titicaca (Bolivia/Peru). Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology.

Collins AF, Bademan M, Gray J, Hosna K, Lowman C, McMichael C, Medina J, O’Connell J, Zhu J. 2006. Erna Nixon Park Management Plan. p 68.

Conroy JL, Thompson  DM, Collins AF, Overpeck JT, Bush MB, Cole JE. 2014. Climate influences on water and sediment properties of Genovesa Crater Lake, Galapagos. Journal of Paleolimnology 52:331-347.

Conference Papers:

Collins AF, Conroy JL, Bush MB, Overpeck JT. 2014. A 2000-year high-resolution lacustrine record of El Niño Southern Oscillation from the center of the Eastern Equatorial Pacific region (Genovesa crater lake, Galapagos Islands). American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting (December 15-19, 2014).

Collins AF, Bush MB. 2010. The use of modern pollen traps and paleorecords to predict the effect of climate change on the highland zone vegetation. Ecological Society of America (August 1-6, 2010).

Conroy JL, Overpeck JT, Cole JE, Collins AF, Bush MB, Steinitz-Kannan M. 2009. A new sediment proxy for ENSO variability from Genovesa Crater Lake, Galápagos. American Geological Union fall meeting Supplemental. Abstract PP23B-1394.

Hanselman JA, Bush MB, Gosling WD, Collins AF, Knox C. 2005. Trans glacial history of Lake Titicaca. Geological Society of America meeting Supplemental. Abstract Vol 34(7):543