Walter L. Manger Source Confirmed

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Walter L. Manger's research focuses on sedimentary geology and paleoclimate. His work has investigated the sequence stratigraphic division and depositional environments of geological formations in China, including the Jurassic Yan’an Formation in the Ordos Basin and Paleo-Tethyan Permian carbonate successions. Manger has also studied sediment dispersal networks across the Laurentian cratonic interior during the Early Carboniferous period. His research extends to the geochemistry of ore deposits, with publications examining the radiogenic Pb enrichment of Mississippi Valley-Type metallic ore deposits in the Southern Ozarks, drawing constraints from geochemical studies of source rocks and their diagenetic history.

With 68 total publications and 597 citations, Manger's scholarly contributions are supported by collaborations with researchers such as Adriana Potra and Jonathan T. Chick at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His active research profile, with a recent publication in 2022, indicates ongoing contributions to the field of geology.

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• h-index: 15
• Publications: 68
• Citations: 597