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Characterization of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in a Shale Strata Profile from the First Member of the Upper Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation in the Sanzhao Sag, Songliao Basin, NE China. [PDF]
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586 The Ordovician acritarch genus Barakella
Yan, Kui, Li, Jun, Servais, Thomas
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Cryogenian evolution of stigmasteroid biosynthesis. [PDF]
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Palynology, 2021
Investigation of large populations of peteinoid acritarchs recovered from Middle Ordovician strata of the Halludden and Horns Udde quarry sections (Oland, Sweden) allows for statistical analyses ba...
Kroeck, David +6 more
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Investigation of large populations of peteinoid acritarchs recovered from Middle Ordovician strata of the Halludden and Horns Udde quarry sections (Oland, Sweden) allows for statistical analyses ba...
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The Middle Ordovician of the palaeocontinent Baltica provides some of the best preserved and most diverse acritarch assemblages of the lower Palaeozoic.
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Acritarchs of the Precambrian in mobile zones
Earth-Science Reviews, 1980Abstract This report lists acritarchs found in the various countries studied for I.G.C.P. Project No. 2. The results are provisional as collecting was not always made in accordance with the adopted rules. The research on the acritarchs from different levels in the Precambrian of the countries studied for I.G.C.P. Project No.
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Notes for a Short Course: Studies in Geology, 1987
In 1934 the Geological Society of America published its second Memoir: “Paleozoic Plankton of North America,” by Rudolf Ruedemann. This work was concerned primarily with invertebrates, especially the enigmatic and now-extinct graptolites. The primary producers of that era were virtually unknown; accordingly, the author devoted only a few pages to ...
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In 1934 the Geological Society of America published its second Memoir: “Paleozoic Plankton of North America,” by Rudolf Ruedemann. This work was concerned primarily with invertebrates, especially the enigmatic and now-extinct graptolites. The primary producers of that era were virtually unknown; accordingly, the author devoted only a few pages to ...
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