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extinction Northeast Spain: The stratigraphic position of the last dinosaur remains, found in the chron 31N interval, leads scientists to examine the possibility of a causal link between the extinction of reptiles in the Cretaceous period and the K/T event. ?~ Morre, Nicole
Planat, Chantal 1964{ Sur trois granites des sondages de Marchenoir, Boissy-sur-Saint-Yon et Courgent de la partie occidentale du bassin de Paris 358-362, Bulletin de la Sociéte geologique de France 5 3l Europe
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Western Europe Three cores from the western part of the Paris basin (France) were taken in the equigranular granite of the basement complex... c? Mouthier, B. 1998 The carbonaceous matter in the uraniferous dequartzified and albitized leucogranite of Saraya (Senegal) - An example of superimposed hydrothermal alterations 124-140 Comptes rendus des séances de l'Academie des sciences. Série II, Mécanique, physique, chimie, sciences de l'univers, sciences de la terre 88 8 {? Muller, R. A.
Morris, D. E. 19896 Geomagnetic reversals driven by sudden climate changes 276 Eos 70 ? ' Newman, P.A.
Lait, L.R.
Schoeberl, M.R. 1998S The morphology and meteorology of southern hemisphere spring total ozone mini-holes 923 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? Norford, B. S. 1999: Introduction to papers on the Cambrian-Ordovician boundary 323 Geological Magazine 125 4 ? Officer, C. B.
Drake, C. L. 1989N Cretaceous/Tertiary extinctions: We know the answer, but what is the question? 659-660 Eos 70 Cretaceous
extinction
Tertiary ? Ogunsola, O.I.
Williams, P.C. 1998D Particle size effects on compositional analyses of Nigerian tarsands 40-425 Journal of African Earth Sciences and the Middle East 8 2? & Ouahab, L.
Bencharif, M.
Grandjean, D. 1998 New organo-mineral materials obtained with organic donors derived from tetrathia (Selena) fulvalene (TTF) and polyoxometalates - 1st solids where mixed-valence states coexist on the organic and inorganic entities - Preparation and structural data of (TTF)6pw12o40(et4n)2 124-140 Comptes rendus des séances de l'Academie des sciences. Série II, Mécanique, physique, chimie, sciences de l'univers, sciences de la terre 88 8 ?
Parnes, A. 1998 Middle jurassic (middle bajocian - middle bathonian) ammonites from Gebel-Maghara, Sinai, Egypt - In the collections of the Geological-Survey-Of-Israel 40-425 Journal of African Earth Sciences and the Middle East 8 2 ? Patterson, R.T. 1998 Globulospinella, a new unilocular foraminiferal genus, and designation of a neotype for palliolatella-avita Patterson and Richardson 529 Journal of Paleontology 62 4 ?
Paul, G.S. 1998~ Physiological, migratorial, climatological, geophysical, survival, and evolutionary implications of cretaceous polar dinosaurs 640 Journal of Paleontology 62 4 Dinosaurs ? Pemberton, S.G.
Jones, B. 1999Z Ichnology of the pleistocene ironshore formation, Grand Cayman Island, British West-Indies 495 Journal of Paleontology 62 4? Pollastro, R. M.
Pillmore, C. L. 1987 Mineralogy and petrology of the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary clay bed and adjacent clay-rich rocks, Raton Basin, New Mexico an Colorado 456-466 Journal of Sedimentary Petrology 57 Cretaceous
Tertiary ` ? Pommereau, J.P.
Goutail, F. 2000Z Stratospheric O3 and NO2 observations at the Southern Polar Circle in summer and fall 1988 895 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? # Poole, L.R.
Osborn, M.T.
Hunt, W.H. 1999y Lidar observations of Arctic polar stratospheric clouds, 1988 - Signature of small, solid particles above the frost point 867 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? % Postma, G.
Nemec, W.
Kleinspehn, K.L. 1999G Large floating clasts in turbidites - A mechanism for their emplacement 47 Sedimentary Geology 58 1 ? Prinn, R. G.
Fegley, B. F. 1987U Bolide impacts, acid rain, and biospheric traumas at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary 1-15# Earth and Planetary Science Letters 83 Cretaceous
Tertiary ? Quilty, P.G. 2000Y Cycleryon glaessner (crustacea, decapoda) from the jurassic of Ellsworth Land, Antarctica 619 Journal of Paleontology 62 4
Antarctica ? Raiswell, R. 1999R Evidence for surface reaction-controlled growth of carbonate concretions in shales 571
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Ramaswamy, V. 2000A Dehydration mechanism in the antarctic stratosphere during winter 863 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8\ ? Raup, D. M.
Sepkoski, J. J. 1984/ Periodicity of extinctions in the geologic past 801-805= Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A. 81
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Rice, Alan 1987E Shocked minerals at the K/T boundary: Explosive volcanism as a source 167-174( Physics of Earth and Planetary Interiors 48< ? % Roe, Jennifer
Gourgaud, A.
Boudal, C. 1998] Basic juvenile magma associated with Mount-St-Helens-type events at Colima Volcanoes (Mexico) 124-140 Comptes rendus des séances de l'Academie des sciences. Série II, Mécanique, physique, chimie, sciences de l'univers, sciences de la terre 88 8 ? D Rosen, J.M.
Hofmann, D.J.
Carpenter, J.R.
Harder, J.W.
Oltmans, S.J. 1998g Balloon borne antarctic frost point measurements and their impact on polar stratospheric cloud theories 859 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8G? Z Roux, M.
Bourseau, J.P.
Bas, T.
Dumont, T.
Degraciansky, P.C.
Lemoine, M.
Rudkiewicz, J.L. 2000 Bathymetric evolution of the tethyan margin in the Western Alps (data from stalked crinoids) - A reappraisal of eustatism problems during the jurassic 633. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France 4 4 ? Rudkiewicz, J.L. 1998 Quantitative subsidence and thermal structure of the European continental margin of the Tethys during early and middle jurassic times in the Western Alps (Grenoble-Briancon transect) 623. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France 4 4 ? Sahin, A.
Abokhodair, A. 1998l Geostatistical approach in design of sampling patterns for Jabal-Sayid sulfide deposit, Western Saudi-Arabia 40-425 Journal of African Earth Sciences and the Middle East 8 2 ? ) Salawitch, R.J.
Wofsy, S.C.
McElroy, M.B. 1999K Influence of polar stratospheric clouds on the depletion of Antarctic ozone 871 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? - Samec, P.
Degraciansky, P.C.
Rudkiewicz, J.L. 1998y Extensional tectonics and halokinesis of jurassic age - The subbrianconnais zone in the Maurienne valley (Savoie, France) 659. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France 4 4 ? Sander, S.P.
Friedl, R.R. 1999] Kinetics and product studies of the BRO - Implications for Antarctic chemistry (CLO reaction) 887 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? Sarre, R.D. 2000i Evaluation of Aeolian sand transport equations using intertidal zone measurements, Saunton Sands, England 671
Sedimentology 35 4 ? Scholer, M. 2000@ Strong core magnetic fields in magnetopause flux transfer events 748 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 y? Schwartz, M.T. 19760 Evolving ecosystems: role in dinosaur extinction 16-17 Nature 12
extinction ? Seyler, C.E. 1998o Nonlinear 3-D evolution of bounded kinetic Alfven waves due to shear flow and collisionless tearing instability 756 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? + Sharma, A.S.
Cargill, P.J.
Papadopoulos, K. 2000L Resonance absorption of alfven waves at comet-solar wind interaction regions 740 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? Shergold, J.H. 2000O Review of trilobite biofacies distributions at the cambrian-ordovician boundary 363 Geological Magazine 125 4 J Archaeos Projects, 1999 Preliminary Site Report of the Oriental Institute of the University of Vienna and Archaeos: Excavation Project at Tell Arbid, Sector D 2004
04/09/2004 New York Archaeos, Inc. Archaeological sites Syria website The Oriental Institute of the University of Vienna and Archaeos, Inc. collaborated in a joint archaeological research project at Tell Arbid in the Jezireh region of Syria between 31 August 1999 and 9 September 1999...* http://www.archaeos.org/html/repor2js.htm ABZU Bibliography English
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12/15/2003 ? Sibuet, J.C. 1998D Northeast Atlantic passive margins - Paleoconstraints during rifting 515. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France 4 4 ? Singh, S.P. 2000z Sedimentation patterns of the proterozoic Delhi supergroup, northeastern Rajasthan, India, and their tectonic implications 79-85 Journal of Geology 21 4 ? Sipkin, S.A. 2000e Estimation of the attenuation operator for multiple-SCS waves using digitally recorded broadband data 832 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? & Stamnes, K.
Henriksen, K.
Ostensen, P. 2000Y Simultaneous measurement of uv radiation received by the biosphere and total ozone amount 784 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? Sullivan, R.M.
Lucas, S.G. 1998U Fossil squamata from the San-Jose formation, early eocene, San-Juan Basin, New-Mexico 631 Journal of Paleontology 62 4&? Tayeb, G.
Cadilhac, M.
Petit, R. 1998L On the theoretical study of diffraction gratings made with anisotropic media 124-140 Comptes rendus des séances de l'Academie des sciences. Série II, Mécanique, physique, chimie, sciences de l'univers, sciences de la terre 88 8 ? Thomas, D.S.G.
Shaw, P.A. 1999h Late cainozoic drainage evolution in the Zambezi basin - Geomorphological evidence from the Kalahari rim 40-425 Journal of African Earth Sciences and the Middle East 8 2
? Trad, A. 2000H Sound radiation by a surface of revolution at arbitrary real frequencies 124-140 Comptes rendus des séances de l'Academie des sciences. Série II, Mécanique, physique, chimie, sciences de l'univers, sciences de la terre 88 8 t ? Turnhouse, M.B. 1987" Role of 14C dating in paleontology 11-15 Journal of Paleontology 75 6 ? Verville, G.J.
Sanderson, G.A. 2000d Early atokan fusulinids from the lower Antler overlap sequence, Lander and Humboldt counties, Nevada 520 Journal of Paleontology 62 4 ? 4 Waters, J.W.
Stachnik, R.A.
Hardy, J.C.
Jarnot, R.F. 2000B CLO and O3 stratospheric profiles - Balloon microwave measurements 780 Geophysical Research Letters 15 8 ? ( Whiting, J.R.
Billoski, T.V.
Jones, V.R. 19875 Herding instincts of cretaceous duck-billed dinosaurs 112-132 Journal of Paleontology 75 Dinosaurs ? Wolfe, J. A. 1990e Palaeobotanical evidence for a marked temperature increase following the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary 153-156 Nature 343 Cretaceous
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Zartman, R.E. 1988 Appalacian geo-chronology 1168& Geological Society of America Bulletin 100 8D ? Bethune, Brian 2001e Weird world: Australian mammalogist T. F. Flannery marvels at the strange prehistory of North America 49 Maclean's 114 28C Paleontology -- North America
Flannery, Tim F. (Tim Fridjof), 1956- July 9I The writer discusses renowned Australian ecologist Tim Flannery's book..."? Lowman, Paul D., Jr. 2001 Evidence from Apollo 22-25 Science Teacher 68 5S Astronomy
High Schools
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Space Sciences May^ Discusses the claims of tabloids and television that the U.S. mission to the moon was faked... ? Pringle, Heather 2001! The creature from the Zuni lagoon 42-49 Discover 22 8? Dinosaurs
Paleontology -- New Mexico
Paleontology -- Cretaceous Aug.^ An entire ecosystem from the middle Cretaceous has been revealed in New Mexico's Zuni Basin... BRGA01039877 ?
Trivette, Don 19942 3-D Dinosaur Adventure brings Jurassic age to life 452 PC Magazine 13 5+ Reference; Software Review; CD-ROM; Animals software review March 15 ? % Thiry, M.
Ayrault, M.B.
Grisoni, J.C. 2002t Ground-water silicification and leaching in sands - Example of the Fontainebleau sand (Oligocene) in the Paris basin 12( ? : Conrad, Georges
Mehl, E.
Moussine-Pouchkine, A.
Conrad, J. 1968. Région de la Gara Azzel Matti, Sahara central Paris4 Éd. du Centre national de la recherche scientifiqueX Géologie -- Sahara (Algérie) -- Cartes
Geographic: Algérie -- Cartes
Sahara -- Cartes 1:200,000z? T Z Miller, Todd S.
Tompkins County (N.Y.) Dept. of Planning,
U.S. Department of the Interior, 20004 Unconsolidated aquifers in Tompkins County, New York [Reston, Va.?]6 U.S. Geological Survey, Branch of Information Services Aquifers -- New York (State) -- Tompkins County -- Maps.
Wells -- New York (State) -- Tompkins County -- Maps.
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Landforms -- New York (State) -- Maps. Map; Computer File' http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS173287 Series: Water-resources investigations report ; 00-4211 [ca. 1:63,360] OCLC: 49496853K LC: G3803.T6C34 2000; GovDoc: I 19.42/4:00-4211; Geographic: 3803; T6; 3801? $ Miller, David M.
Padhrig T. McCarthy 2002L Geologic map of the Terrace Mountain West quadrangle, Box Elder County, Utah [Salt Lake City, Utah] Utah Geological SurveyW Geology -- Utah -- Box Elder County -- Maps.
Terrace Mountain West Quadrangle (Utah). 1 map : col. ; 58 x 44 cm., on sheet 74 x 53 cm., folded to 25 x 18 cm. + 1 pamphlet (13 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm.) and 1 plate. 1:24,000/ GovDoc: N 3300.71: Mis/02-3; LC: G 4343.B6 2002? Chang, Kenneth 2002< Oldest Bacteria Fossils? Or Are They Merely Tiny Rock Flaws? F4 New York Times+ Fossils
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Stone Mar 12/ In the same issue, scientists led by Dr. J. William Schopf, a professor of paleobiology at the University of California at Los Angeles who first described the features as fossils in 1993, counter with another paper, arguing that they now have even better evidence that the features are indeed fossils... ? 2 Harred, John F.
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McIntyre, John S. 1972 Epoxidation process USA Dow Chemical Company 3,654,317 L? 1974 Geophysical Research Letters Sedimentary Geology Vol. 1 (May 1974)- Washington, D.C. American Geophysical UnionD Geophysics Periodicals
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Parker, Betty J. 1997 Educational Philanthropist George Peabody (1795-1869) and First U.S. Paleontology Professor Othniel Charles Marsh (1831-99) at Yale University U.S.; Tennessee Archaeology
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United States Historyj This paper describes the lives and contributions of George Peabody and his nephew Othniel Charles Marsh... EDRS Availability: Microfiche [$1.42 card(s)], Paper.
HISTORICAL MATERIALS. INFORMATION ANALYSES (State-of-the-Art Papers, Research Summaries, Reviews of the Literature on a Topic). ED422243%~?
Shafer, Larry E. 20013 Charging Ahead: An Introduction to Electromagnetism 81 U.S.; Virginia% National Science Teachers AssociationZ Electricity
Lesson Plans
Magnets
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Science Instruction 052 Guides--Classroom--Teacher Junep This guide explores the connection between electricity and magnetism with middle level and high school students. For grades 6-12. ED451050q National Science Teachers Association Press, 1840 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201-3000; Web site: www.nsta.org.*?
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Degraciansky, P.C. 1998 Aspects of the tethyan rifting - small scale grabens and mega-breccias of late liassic age on top of the Emparis plateau (Isere and Hautes-Alpes, France) 23 Austin, Tex. Institute for Tethyan Rifting internal report January 6 88-101 n ? 1994) National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 102-105 U.S.C. 42 May 15, 1969 1983
~? Lebedev, Sergei Aleksandrovich 2000? The upper mantle beneath the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia 215 Ph. D. Princeton University Geophysics
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Aydin, A. 19988 Progress in understanding jointing over the past century 104 Dept. of Geology Ph. D. Univ. of Texas at Austin dissertation Ellen Goldbaum 2004V Paleontologists Use Computer to "Morph" Deformed Fossils Back to Their Original Shapes 2004
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Buffalo, N.Y. Univ. at Buffalo, SUNY fossil
computer software website
04/06/2004 It's bad enough that fossils, buried deep in layers of rock for thousands or millions of years, may be damaged or missing pieces, but what really challenges paleontologists, according to University at Buffalo researchers, is the amount of deformation that most fossils exhibit...D http://www.buffalo.edu/reporter/vol35/vol35n31/articles/Fossils.html
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04/06/2004 ? Kreutzer, U. 1987c Untersuchungen über die Regulation der Bildung glykolytischer Endprodukte in marinen Invertebraten 151 Ill., graph. Darst.Eu? Lindsay, S J 2004 Hand-held pneumatic impact handpiece for delicate, e.g. hand engraving operation, of jewelry, has variable fuel meter and work energy supply which regulate supply of pressurized fluid and of work energy based on pressure sensor output 13 Derwent Innovations Index 10/267630 United States Patent Office US Lindsay, S J (LIND-Individual) B25D-009/14g Handhold pneumatic impact handpiece (50)
Tool tip (54)
Tool body (56)
Idle adjust ring (70)
Handle (82) February 17U NOVELTY - The handpiece (50) includes a pressure sensor which detects the pressure exerted by a human hand on a handle (82) fixed to the tool body (56). When the pressure sensor detects an increase in exerted pressure, a variable fluid meter and a work energy supply increase the supply of pressurized fluid and of work energy to a tool tip (54), respectively.
USE - For delicate e.g. hand engraving operation, stone setting operation of jewelry. Also used during e.g. surgical procedures, dental procedures, paleontology fossil recovery.
ADVANTAGE - Simplifies operation of handpiece.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION - When the pressure sensor detects a decrease in exerted pressure, the variable fluid meter and the work energy supply decrease the supply of pressurized fluid and of work energy to a tool tip, respectively. The tool tip is provided at one end of the tool body.
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows the sectional view of the hand-held pneumatic impact power tool.
Handhold pneumatic impact handpiece (50)
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Handle (82) 2004-200678 US6691798-B1 17 Feb 2004 2004-200678 [19] P62 (Hand tools, cutting)7 # Óskarsson, Hlynur
Einarsson, Árni 1990` Saga Mývatns í ljósi plöntulitarefna í setlögum. Rannsóknastöð við Mývatn, skýrsla 8 35-69 Náttúruverndarráð 232 Fossil plant pigments in the Lake Mývatn sediment In Icelandic, English summary. d |? Ramirez-Rozzi, Fernando 1997| Les hominidés du plio-pléistocène de la vallée de l'Omo, Ethiopie : microanatomie de l'émail et développement dentaire 211 Cahiers de paléoanthropologie Paris CNRS Éditions Fossil hominids -- Omo River Valley (Ethiopia and Kenya)
Teeth, Fossil -- Omo River Valley (Ethiopia and Kenya)
Dental anthropology -- Omo River Valley (Ethiopia and Kenya)
Paleontology -- Pleistocene.
Omo River Valley (Ethiopia and Kenya) -- Antiquitiesc ill., 1 map ; 30 cm Summary in English. Notes : Includes bibliographical references (p. [155]-167). 0293-1176 6l Ou? Semenov, V V 1989 Archeological and forensic science biological object search - by using ultraviolet radiation of prescribed energy density and recording phosphorescence signal on colour reversible film 5 Derwent Innovations Index
Soviet Union Semenov, V V (SEME-Individual) G01N-021/64
January 23h The process involves ultraviolet pulse irradiation and recording the afterglow of the investigated objects. The energy density of the irradiation is 3.7 to 300 J/sq.m and the phosphoresence signal is recorded on colour reversible film. The object is exposed until its glow equals that of the surrounding background to judge the presence of a biological object by the contrast image.
In investigating e.g territories being built up, flooded, etc., the area is divded into squares and surveyed by the proposed method at night. At a Greek homestead in Sebastopol a dark-green contour line against a light-green background revealed a human skeleton. Every human being or animal has a definite collection of bone tissue elements.
USE/ADVANTAGE - In search for biological objects and determn. of their position, and also determn. of culture layer boundaries and search for halting places and burial grounds, provision is made to determine the shape and position of an absent object from its traces in a contact layer of rock and their identification e.g in criminal investigations, paleontology and paleozoology. Bul.3/23.1.89 SU1453270-A 23 Jan 1989 1989-322477 S02 (Engineering Instrumentation, recording equipment, general testing methods); S03 (Scientific Instrumentation, photometry, calorimetry)Ew?
Smith, L J 19997 Educational kit used for teaching paleontology to child 7 Derwent Innovations Index G09B-025/00 United States Patent Office US Smith, L J (SMIT-Individual)% A63F-009/10; A63H-003/16; G09B-025/00O Backpack type container (30)
Pockets (41,44)
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Backpack flap (45) August 24 NOVELTY - One replica of a dinosaur skeleton and a paleontology tool are accommodated in the pockets (41,44), sleeves (42,43) and backpack flap (45) of a backpack type container (30). The replica of the dinosaur skeleton includes number of dinosaur bone replica segments connected together using a releasable fastener, a ball and a socket, a flange and a socket, a hinge and a square joint.
USE - Used for teaching paleontology to child. Can be used in beach, camping trips, party game, school.
ADVANTAGE - Enhances hands-on experiance of children regarding the activities and equipment for actual exploration and excavation of dinosaur skeleton in the field. Offers portable, washable and non-breakable educational kit with improved safety for children. Can be carried easily since it is portable.
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows the illustration of the arrangement of tool replicas and associated materials in a backpack type container.
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Backpack flap (45) 24 August 1999 1999-493363D DC P36 (Sports, games, toys); P85 (Education, cryptography, adverts) ? Wrona, R. 2004l Kambryjskie mikroskamieniałości z narzutniaków lodowcowych z Wyspy Króla Jerzego w Antarktyce Zachodniej 13-56 Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 49 1 Głazy narzutowe wapieni kambryjskich, które występują w mioceńskich osadach glacjalno-morskich formacji Cape Melville na Wyspie Króla Jerzego...( http://app.pan.pl/acta49/49-013PL.htm ~? 1 イアン・タッタソール著
河合信和訳 1998! 化石から知るヒトの進化 439 東京 三田出版会 参考文献: p409-422
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(This reference contains Japanese characters. Installing the Japanese language pack may be required to view these characters.)g Fossil bones of the Nauman's elephant, palaeoloxodon naumanni, from Nihonbashi Hama-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo \ Lucy E. Edwards
John Pojeta, Jr. 1997 Fossils, Rocks, and Time U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey% paleontology; geology; fossils; EarthW We study our Earth for many reasons: to find water to drink or oil to run our cars or coal to heat our homes, to know where to expect earthquakes or landslides or floods, and to try to understand our natural surroundings. Earth is constantly changing--nothing on its surface is truly permanent. Rocks that are now on top of a mountain may once have been at the bottom of the sea. Thus, to understand the world we live on, we must add the dimension of time. We must study Earth's history.
When we talk about recorded history, time is measured in years, centuries, and tens of centuries. When we talk about Earth history, time is measured in millions and billions of years.
Time is an everyday part of our lives. We keep track of time with a marvelous invention, the calendar, which is based on the movements of Earth in space. One spin of Earth on its axis is a day, and one trip around the Sun is a year. The modern calendar is a great achievement, developed over many thousands of years as theory and technology improved.
People who study Earth's history also use a type of calendar, called the geologic time scale. It looks very different from the familiar calendar. In some ways, it is more like a book, and the rocks are its pages. Some of the pages are torn or missing, and the pages are not numbered, but geology gives us the tools to help us read this book. . http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/fossils/contents.html English August 14, 1997X ! Ludvigsen, Rolf
Chatterton, Brian 20040 Past lives: Chronicles of Canadian PaleontologyM Natural Resources Canada, Earth Sciences Sector, Geological Survey of Canada Canada; fossil; paleontology April 22, 2004 Stories, accounts, and anecdotes from or about the people who discovered, collected, or studied Canadian fossils. This information is the shortened form of a book manuscript that will soon be submitted to be published using the title "Past lives: Chronicles of Canadian paleontology."- http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/paleochron/index_e.php English November 8, 2004
D7 P. David Polly 2004h On the Simulation of the Evolution of Morphological Shape: Multivariate Shape Under Selection and Drift Palaeontologia Electronica 7 2 Whitey Hagadorn" Society of Vertebrate Paleontology evolutionary rates; genetic drift; molar teeth; morphological evolution; phenotypic covariances; selection; Sorex (Soricidae, Lipotyphla, Mammalia); stasis; shrew April 19, 2005 Stochastic computer simulation is an important method for comparing the evolutionary patterns and processes associated with radically different intervals of time. This paper demonstrates how to simulate the evolution of complex morphologies over geological timescales of millions of generations. The simulations are used to test how various assumptions about microevolutionary parameters and processes manifest themselves on macroevolutionary timescales. Complex morphology is modelled using geometric representations of shape (e.g., landmarks or outlines), and so the procedure described here is limited to single rigid structures. The procedure is based on empirically measured phenotypic correlations, which constrain the evolutionary outcomes in biologically realistic ways. Different microevolutionary assumptions about covariances, population size, and evolutionary mode can be tested by incorporating them into the simulation parameters.
The evolution of molar tooth morphology in shrews is simulated under four different evolutionary modes: (1) randomly fluctuating selection; (2) directional selection; (3) stabilizing selection; and (4) genetic drift. Each of these modes leaves a distinctive imprint on the distribution of morphological distances, a feature that can be used to reconstruct the mode from real comparative data. A comparison of the results with real data on shrew molar diversity suggests that teeth have evolved predominantly by randomly fluctuating selection. The rate of divergence in shrew molars is greater than expected under drift, but it is neither linear nor static as expected with directional or stabilizing selection.
The evolution of morphology with randomly fluctuating selection is also simulated on a phylogenetic tree. Daughter species share derived morphologies and positions within the principal components spaces in which the simulation is run. This result suggests that phylogeny can be successfully reconstructed from multivariate morphometric data when organisms have evolved under any mode except strong stabilizing selection.6 http://palaeo-electronica.org/2004_2/evo/issue2_04.htm 1094-8074 7.2.7A English < >, Q Sepich, D. S.
Myers, D. C.
Short, R.
Topczewski, J.
Marlow, F.
Solnica-Krezel, L. 2000\ Role of the zebrafish trilobite locus in gastrulation movements of convergence and extension 159-173 Genesis 27 4 morphology; gastrula; cell movement; Danio rerio; morphogenesis
Dorsoventral pattern-formation; bone morphogenetic protein-4; early
xenopus development; ventralizing factor; mesoderm induction; mutant
embryos; cell movements; tail formation; neural crest; danio-rerio Aug& Convergence and extension are gastrulation movements that participate in the establishment of the vertebrate body plan. Using new methods for quantifying convergence and extension movements of cell groups, we demonstrate that in wild-type embryos, dorsal convergence of lateral cells is initially slow, but speeds up between the end of the gastrula period and early segmentation. Convergence and extension movements of lateral cells in trilobite mutants are normal during the gastrula period but reduced by early segmentation. Morphometric studies revealed that during epiboly wild-type gastrulae become ovoid, whereas trilobite embryos remain rounder. By segmentation, trilobite embryos exhibit shorter, broader embryonic axes. The timing of these morphological defects correlates well with impaired cell movements, suggesting reduced convergence and extension are the main defects underlying the trilobite phenotype. Our gene expression, genetic, and fate mapping analyses show the trilobite mutation affects movements without altering dorsoventral patterning or cell fates. We propose that trilobite function is required for cell properties that promote increased speed of converging cells and extension movements in the dorsal regions of the zebrafish gastrula. genesis 27: 159-173, 2000. (C) 2000 Wiley-Liss, Inc. ://000089634300005 f ISI Document Delivery No.: 359WD
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