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237:. In addition, Krogh's laboratory methods for the dissolution of minerals and the subsequent chemical separation of trace quantities of uranium and lead resulted in a significant reduction of environmental Pb contamination (blank) to ultra-low levels, and permitted increasingly small quantities of mineral grains and sub-grain domains to be analyzed. In the mid-1980s, he was instrumental in producing a synthetic 205Pb isotopic tracer (spike) that was distributed for use in U-Pb geochronology laboratories worldwide. The application of Krogh's novel and innovative techniques has revolutionized U-Pb geochronology and permitted the ages of rocks to be determined with unprecedented accuracy and precision. Most of what is known of the Earth's 4.5 billion-year history has been placed in precise geological sequence using these dating methods. 25: 232:
Krogh's main focus of research has been geochronology, an effort which has long involved the integration of field work (particularly in high-grade gneisses of the Grenville Province) with clean-laboratory isotope dilution techniques. With uranium-lead (U-Pb) dating he developed a simple, yet
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innovative air-abrasion technique for removing exterior portions of minerals that may have suffered Pb-loss, which, combined with improved magnetic separation methods, greatly improved the accuracy and precision of
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rocks. Krogh's techniques have become the international de facto standard. The application of these techniques has provided a detailed understanding of the evolution of the Earth's Precambrian shield areas.
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In 1975, Krogh returned to Canada to work as the Associate Curator/Director of the Royal Ontario Museum's Geochronology Laboratory. In 1976, he became a professor in the Geology Department of the
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with the development of new laboratory procedures and analytical methodologies. His discoveries have yielded an unprecedented level of precision in the dating of
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Shock metamorphosed zircons with correlated U-Pb discordance and melt rocks with concordant protolith ages indicate an impact origin for the Sudbury Structure
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Precise zircon geochronology on Archean rocks sampled by the world's deepest continental borehole, SD-3 Superdeep Well, Kola Peninsula, Russia
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Augmented and reassessed U-Pb geochronological data from the Labradorian-Grenvillian front in the Smokey archipelago, eastern Labrador
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as a Geological Assistant. In 1959, he was a Senior Assistant for the Ontario Department of Mines. Krogh obtained a
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Improved accuracy of U-Pb zircon ages by the creation of more concordant systems using an air abrasion technique
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dating of minerals and rocks. In 1970, he switched to specializing in the Uranium-Lead dating of
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High precision U-Pb ages of single zircons and parts of zircon in simple and complex populations
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until 1964 when he became a Scientific Staff Member. From 1964 to 1970, he specialized in
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and held several jobs. For the first two summers he worked as a Geological Assistant at
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U-Pb ages of single shocked zircons linking distal K/T ejecta to the Chicxulub crater
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Krogh, T.E., Kamo, S.L., Sharpton, V., Marin, L. and Hildebrand, A.R. 1993.
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1995, became a distinguished fellow of the Geological Association of Canada
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In 1979, he returned to the Royal Ontario Museum to be their Full Curator.
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in geology from the university in 1960. He left Canada to study at the
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Chen, Y. D., Krogh, T. E., Vetrin, V. R. and Mitrofanov, F. P. 1994.
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Mineralogical Association of Canada- Past President's Medal
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The titaniferous magnetite deposit of the Newboro District
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Krogh, T.E., Kamo, S.L., Gower, C. and Owen, J.V., 2002.
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University of Toronto Geology Division Alumni Newsletter
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Members of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
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1991, bestowed an honorary D.Sc. by Queen's University
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University of Victoria- Duo Honoured by Royal Society
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Geological Society of America Newsletter- March 1993
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