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Earth-Science Reviews, 1982
Microfossils are the tiny remains of bacteria, protists, fungi, animals, and plants. Microfossils are a heterogeneous bunch of fossil remains studied as a single discipline because rock samples must be processed in certain ways to remove them and microscopes must be used to study them.
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Microfossils are the tiny remains of bacteria, protists, fungi, animals, and plants. Microfossils are a heterogeneous bunch of fossil remains studied as a single discipline because rock samples must be processed in certain ways to remove them and microscopes must be used to study them.
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2022
« Les micro-organismes sont individuellement inférieurs, en termes de force, aux lions et éléphants, mais en conjuguant leurs poids, ils sont beaucoup plus puissants que tous ces animaux » Christian G. Ehrenberg (1795-1876).
Gardin, Silvia, de Wever, Patrick
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« Les micro-organismes sont individuellement inférieurs, en termes de force, aux lions et éléphants, mais en conjuguant leurs poids, ils sont beaucoup plus puissants que tous ces animaux » Christian G. Ehrenberg (1795-1876).
Gardin, Silvia, de Wever, Patrick
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1996
Abstract This chapter deals with phosphatic microfossils (those composed of calcium phosphate). These range in size from 0.1-5.0 mm. Preparation of samples for phosphatic microfossil study generally consists of the disaggregation or dissolution of the containing sediment. The safest method of disaggregation is boiling in water with added
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Abstract This chapter deals with phosphatic microfossils (those composed of calcium phosphate). These range in size from 0.1-5.0 mm. Preparation of samples for phosphatic microfossil study generally consists of the disaggregation or dissolution of the containing sediment. The safest method of disaggregation is boiling in water with added
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1996
Abstract This chapter deals with siliceous microfossils. These range in size from 5-20000 µ. Preparation of samples for siliceous microfossil study generally consists of physical disaggregation of containing sediment followed by hydrogen peroxide oxidation of organic material and acetic (ethanoic) or hydrochloric acid leaching of ...
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Abstract This chapter deals with siliceous microfossils. These range in size from 5-20000 µ. Preparation of samples for siliceous microfossil study generally consists of physical disaggregation of containing sediment followed by hydrogen peroxide oxidation of organic material and acetic (ethanoic) or hydrochloric acid leaching of ...
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1996
Abstract This chapter deals with calcareous microfossils. These generally range in size from 0.1-1.0 mm (though ‘larger’ benthonic foraminifera with complex inner structures range up to 10 cm in diameter). Preparation of samples for calcareous microfossil study generally consists of the disaggregation or thin-sectioning of the containing
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Abstract This chapter deals with calcareous microfossils. These generally range in size from 0.1-1.0 mm (though ‘larger’ benthonic foraminifera with complex inner structures range up to 10 cm in diameter). Preparation of samples for calcareous microfossil study generally consists of the disaggregation or thin-sectioning of the containing
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Geological Magazine, 1955
AbstractOne new and several re-interpreted species of Lower Cretaceous age are included in Pyrobolospora, a new organ-genus of large spores bearing neck structures; in Triletes (section Aphanozonati) are placed two other species of megaspores, one emended and one new.
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AbstractOne new and several re-interpreted species of Lower Cretaceous age are included in Pyrobolospora, a new organ-genus of large spores bearing neck structures; in Triletes (section Aphanozonati) are placed two other species of megaspores, one emended and one new.
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