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A new basal sauropod dinosaur from the middle Jurassic of Niger and the early evolution of sauropoda. [PDF]

open access: yesPLoS One, 2009
Remes K   +9 more
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Deposits, flow characteristics, and landscape change resulting from the September 2009 South Pacific tsunami in the Samoan islands.

open access: yesEarth Sci Rev, 2011
Richmond BM   +7 more
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Processes in soils and paleosoils

Geo Journal, 1995
We determined the quantitative mineralogical compositions of various grain size fractions of soil samples that were collected from 10-cm depth intervals. Our results show that the grain size distribution curve of a given mineral is related to the mineral's origin and can be used as a source of information when soil-forming processes are studied.
Ern� Nemecz   +1 more
exaly   +2 more sources

PALEOCENE ICHNOFOSSILS AND PALEOSOILS FROM THE “PRIVOLSK” AND “SHIKHANY” SECTIONS OF THE SARATOV VOLGA REGION

The Life of the Earth, 2022
The article discusses the results of preliminary studies of the Paleocene sections “Privolsk” and “Shikhany” from the Saratov Volga region. A complete description of the geological structure of the sections is given for the first time. Ichnoassemblages, ichnofacies and paleosols are identified.
Aleksey Ivanov
exaly   +2 more sources

Gleization and paleosoils in Devonian red rocks of the Middle Timan region

Lithology and Mineral Resources, 2014
Study of the lithological features of Devonian red rocks in the Middle Timan region and paleopedogenic complexes therein coupled with analysis of the localization of buried plant remains and gleization zones made it possible to reconstruct onthogenesis of the sedimentary sequence.
Shumilov I Kh
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Reactivation of dormant and nonculturable bacterial forms from paleosoils and subsoil permafrost

Microbiology, 2012
Methods of reactivating the dormant forms (DFs) and nonculturable cells (NCs) of the bacterial communities of buried paleosoils and subsoil permafrost stored for long periods of time (thousands to millions of years), including completely sterile samples (CFU = 0), were developed.
E V Demkina, Soina V S, Manucharova N A
exaly   +4 more sources

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