10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRATIGRAPHIST»
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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London
These American deposits are the debateable land where the stratigraphist,
petrologist, and the vertebrate, invertebrate, and botanical palmentologist will
vainly seek to find hard and fast lines by which they may correlate and compare
the ...
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Proceedings of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science
It was the stratigraphist in the first place who determined the biological horizons
for the palaeontologist. But the palzeontologist with his biological horizon
becomes the supreme arbitrator where the stratigraphist is not sure of his base,
or of the ...
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The Proceedings and Transactions of the Nova Scotian ...
It was the stratigraphist in the first place who determined the biological horizons
for the palaeontologist. But the palaeontologist with his biological horizon
becomes the supreme arbitrator where the stratigraphist is not sure of his base,
or of the ...
4
Earth Before the Dinosaurs
Under a blazing sun and temperatures of 50°C, are Roger Malcom Smith (right),
geologist and stratigraphist at the Iziko Museum of South Africa, Cape Town,
Robin O'Keefe (left background), paleontologist at the Marshall University (West ...
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Panbiogeography : Tracking the History of Life: Tracking the ...
Haddock, M. H. (1938). Disrupted strata: faulting and its allied problems from the
standpoint of the mine surveyor and stratigraphist, 2nd ed. The Technical Press
Ltd., London. Haffer, J. (1969). Speciation in Amazonian forest birds. Science 165
...
Robin C. Craw, John R. Grehan, Michael J. Heads, 1999
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Elementary Paleontology for Geological Students
With this object in view, I have devoted the greater part of the space at my
disposal to a consideration of those groups of fossil animals which are most
useful to the stratigraphist, and have treated very briefly, those which are of
interest mainly ...
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The Present Condition of Knowledge of the Geology of Texas
... no interpretation of the bearings of this region upon our American geology. The
simple laws of chemical and physical precipitation of limestones, gypsums, .and
dolomites have bint recently become aids to the stratigraphist in his studies.
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The Fossils and Palaeontological Affinities of the Neocomian ...
... the mutability of the forms of Brachi0~ poda it is perhaps Worth while observing
that the value of the species is thereby in no way decreased, but on the other
hand is, I believe; considerably increased both to the Naturalist and Stratigraphist
.
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British Fossil Brachiopoda
... it is perhaps worth-while observing that the value of the species is thereby in
no way decreased, but, on the other hand is, I believe, considerably increased,
both to the naturalist and stratigraphist. Whether we call our various forms
varieties, ...
It was the stratigraphist in the first place who determined the biological horizons
for the paleeontologist. But the palaeontologist with his biological horizon
becomes the supreme arbitrator where the stratigraphist is not sure of his base,
or of the ...
