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Business Strategy and the Environment, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Although prior studies show that overall product environmental sustainability enhances consumer value perceptions, it remains unclear how consumers interpret environmental sustainability signals across phases of the life cycle assessment process.
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Trace Fossils in Archaeozoology
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1993Abstract In classical palaeontology, the subdiscipline of palaeoichnology has reached a spectacular development. In archaeozoology, the analysis of trace fossils or ichnofossils focuses most often on marks left by animals and people on animal bone, but many other trace fossils exist.
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Trace fossils and the Cambrian explosion
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998In two recent contributions to TREE[1xThomas, A.R.L. Trends Ecol. Evol. 1998; 13: 129Abstract | Full Text | Full Text PDF | PubMedSee all References, 2xThomas, A.R.L. Trends Ecol. Evol. 1998; 13: 322Abstract | Full Text | Full Text PDF | PubMedSee all References], Thomas has argued that trace fossils (trails, burrows, etc.) support deep Precambrian ...
G E, Budd, S, Jensen
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Short Courses in Paleontology, 1992
The study of fossil footprints began soon after the birth of vertebrate paleontology. The Reverend Henry Duncan started a study of footprints from the New Red Sandstone (Permian) of Scotland in 1824 (Sarjeant, 1987). Even earlier reports of footprints are known, but the fossils were not studied until later (Sarjeant, 1975).
Mark F. Schult, James O. Farlow
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The study of fossil footprints began soon after the birth of vertebrate paleontology. The Reverend Henry Duncan started a study of footprints from the New Red Sandstone (Permian) of Scotland in 1824 (Sarjeant, 1987). Even earlier reports of footprints are known, but the fossils were not studied until later (Sarjeant, 1975).
Mark F. Schult, James O. Farlow
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2018
The ichnofossils Treptichnus and Multina provide clues about the development of behavior in burrowing metazoans. A particular behavior type may be condensed and superimposed on the original burrowing pattern of programmed behavior. For example, a fine scale sinusoidal pattern may be superimposed on a large scale sinusoidal pattern.
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The ichnofossils Treptichnus and Multina provide clues about the development of behavior in burrowing metazoans. A particular behavior type may be condensed and superimposed on the original burrowing pattern of programmed behavior. For example, a fine scale sinusoidal pattern may be superimposed on a large scale sinusoidal pattern.
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Classification of Trace Fossils
1975Classification is one of the tools of scientific discovery, no less so in the study of trace fossils than in any other science. Many different kinds of classification are possible. Simple descriptive classifications, although better than nothing, are of very limited value.
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2017
Trace fossils, sedimentary structures resulting from animal activity, cannot compete with body fossils when it comes to taxonomic resolution. Traces, or 'Lebensspuren', also have the advantage that they cannot be reworked to become redeposited outside the original habitat or as ghost fossils in deposits of much younger age.
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Trace fossils, sedimentary structures resulting from animal activity, cannot compete with body fossils when it comes to taxonomic resolution. Traces, or 'Lebensspuren', also have the advantage that they cannot be reworked to become redeposited outside the original habitat or as ghost fossils in deposits of much younger age.
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