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Our past creates our present: a brief overview of racism and colonialism in Western paleontology
Paleobiology, 2022Pedro M Monarrez +2 more
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1993
Up to and through the seventeenth century, paleontology, or the science of fossils, had expanded, but only slowly. Buffon had identified organisms embedded in fossils, as had Thomas Jefferson. By the nineteenth century, however, the progress of the field was more rapid.
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Up to and through the seventeenth century, paleontology, or the science of fossils, had expanded, but only slowly. Buffon had identified organisms embedded in fossils, as had Thomas Jefferson. By the nineteenth century, however, the progress of the field was more rapid.
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2003
Contents 1. What is evolutionary paleontology? 2. Historical perspective 3. Main research topics of evolutionary paleontology 3.1. Evolutionary behavior of lineages, species and higher taxa 3.2. Evolutionary trends and generalizations (‘rules’) 3.3. Long-term fluctuations in diversity and extinction 3.4.
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Contents 1. What is evolutionary paleontology? 2. Historical perspective 3. Main research topics of evolutionary paleontology 3.1. Evolutionary behavior of lineages, species and higher taxa 3.2. Evolutionary trends and generalizations (‘rules’) 3.3. Long-term fluctuations in diversity and extinction 3.4.
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Proteins in Art, Archaeology, and Paleontology: From Detection to Identification
Chemical Reviews, 2016Nicolas Garnier +2 more
exaly