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A new mayfly species of Ecdyonurus Eaton, 1868 from Eocene Baltic Amber and insights into the extant molecular diversity of the genus. [PDF]
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Multiscale frameworks for exploring protein energy landscapes: advances in theory and simulation. [PDF]
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Abstract This chapter covers the complexity of the human relationship with amber. Regardless of the notions of being a gemstone or fossil, amber is best understood as a transformed organic material of great age, which is largely similar to coal.
Munmaya Mishra, Biao Duan
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Abstract This chapter covers the complexity of the human relationship with amber. Regardless of the notions of being a gemstone or fossil, amber is best understood as a transformed organic material of great age, which is largely similar to coal.
Munmaya Mishra, Biao Duan
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Critical Sociology, 2011
A detailed chapter on amber: its origin, geological and paleontological meaning, chemistry, taphonomy, link to microbiology and life in the past, evolution, palaeoclimatology.
RAGAZZI, EUGENIO, SCHMIDT A. R.
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A detailed chapter on amber: its origin, geological and paleontological meaning, chemistry, taphonomy, link to microbiology and life in the past, evolution, palaeoclimatology.
RAGAZZI, EUGENIO, SCHMIDT A. R.
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