Weathering regime and geochemical conditions in a polar desert environment, Haughton impact structure region, Devon Island, CanadaDenis Lacelle, Ian D. Clark, Bernard Lauriol et al.|Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences|2008Cited by 43
Legacy of Holocene Landscape Changes on Soil Biogeochemistry: A Perspective From Paleo‐Active Layers in Northwestern CanadaDenis Lacelle, Ian D. Clark, Marielle Fontaine et al.|Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences|2019Cited by 34
(Micro)morphological, inorganic–organic isotope geochemisty and microbial populations in endostromatolites (cf. fissure calcretes), Haughton impact structure, Devon Island, Canada: The influence of geochemical pathways on the preservation of isotope biomarkersDenis Lacelle, Danielle Fortin, André Pellerin et al.|Earth and Planetary Science Letters|2009Cited by 16
Microbial Diversity in Endostromatolites ( <i>cf.</i> Fissure Calcretes) and in the Surrounding Permafrost Landscape, Haughton Impact Structure Region, Devon Island, CanadaAndré Pellerin, Bernard Lauriol, Ian D. Clark et al.|Astrobiology|2009Cited by 13
The seasonal fluctuations and accumulation of iodine-129 in relation to the hydrogeochemistry of the Wolf Creek Research Basin, a discontinuous permafrost watershedMatthew N. Herod, Ian D. Clark, Tianjiao Li et al.|The Science of The Total Environment|2016Cited by 13