Sebastián Muñoz Source Confirmed
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John Brown University
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Sebastián Muñoz is a faculty member at John Brown University whose research spans a diverse set of topics, ranging from wildlife ecology and conservation to geology and paleoclimatology. His work in avian ecology and behavior is complemented by interests in Pleistocene-era hominins and archaeology, as well as ancient environmental studies. Recent publications demonstrate his engagement in geochemical weathering variability in high latitude watersheds, controls on rock weathering along glacial gradients in Alaska, and clay formation's role in silicate weathering and organic carbon burial in soil. Muñoz also investigates the ecosystem services provided by raptors and has studied river avulsion in the Peace-Athabasca Delta.
His primary research interests lie at the intersection of environmental science, ecology, and earth history.
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- h-index: 9
- Publications: 38
- Citations: 284
Selected Publications
- Hydrologic and geomorphic controls on bedrock organic carbon export (2026) DOI
- MEANDIR Inversion Results for Hydrologic and Landscape Controls on Rock Weathering Along a Glacial Gradient in South Central Alaska, USA (2024) DOI
- MEANDIR Inversion Results for Hydrologic and Landscape Controls on Rock Weathering Along a Glacial Gradient in South Central Alaska, USA (2024) DOI
- GLACIER AND ICE SHEET WEATHERING FEEDBACKS (2024) DOI
- WILDFIRE IMPACTS ON SOIL CHEMISTRY AND THE ROLE OF PYROGENIC CARBON IN SOIL MINERAL TRANSFORMATION (2024) DOI
- Lithium isotopes in soil unlock the coupling of silicate weathering and organic carbon cycling (2023) DOI
- TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT DISSOLUTION EXPERIMENTS OF BASALT, DACITE AND PUMICE FROM THE LITTLE DESCHUTES RIVER VALLEY, OR (2023) DOI
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