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Ichnos, 1993
The diagenetic and/or tectogenetic origins of stylolites now are universally accepted. However, when stylolites were first described and named by Karl Friedrich Kloden in 1828 and 1834, their origin was mysterious. K. F. Kloden, who investigated samples from the Mark Brandenburg, Germany, interpreted stylolites to be of biogenic origin and suggested ...
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The diagenetic and/or tectogenetic origins of stylolites now are universally accepted. However, when stylolites were first described and named by Karl Friedrich Kloden in 1828 and 1834, their origin was mysterious. K. F. Kloden, who investigated samples from the Mark Brandenburg, Germany, interpreted stylolites to be of biogenic origin and suggested ...
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History of Ichnology: Early Ichnology Poems and Their Poets
Ichnos, 2010In the early nineteenth century, the discovery of trace fossils fired the imagination of the discoverers and inspired them to compose unique poems. John Joly of Ireland wrote a poem about the invertebrate trace fossil Oldhamia that had been discovered in rocks around Bray Head. In the United States, the Reverend Edward Hitchcock discovered what he felt
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Short Courses in Paleontology, 1992
Nobody knows exactly when and where Lady Ichnology was born; but everybody would agree that she is coming of age. There are unmistakable signs of this: social acceptance, for instance, or its own journal, and a progeny that can only be estimated from the yearly flow of publications and from a regular newsletter sent out in numbers that make book ...
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Nobody knows exactly when and where Lady Ichnology was born; but everybody would agree that she is coming of age. There are unmistakable signs of this: social acceptance, for instance, or its own journal, and a progeny that can only be estimated from the yearly flow of publications and from a regular newsletter sent out in numbers that make book ...
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