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On the measurement of repair frequency: How important is data standardization?

Gregory P. Dietl, Mary E. Kosloski

PALAIOS

... or being unaware of the problems with RF data, however, may lead to systematic bias toward specific kinds of explanations for ecological...

2013

Cryptic diagenetic changes in Quaternary aragonitic shells: A textural, crystallographic, and trace-element study on Amiantis purpurata (Bivalvia) from Patagonia, Argentina

M. Sol Bayer, Fernando Colombo, Natalia S. De Vincentis, Gonzalo A. Duarte, Raúl Bolmaro, Sandra Gordillo

PALAIOS

... et al., 2003; Cherns et al., 2011). One exception is for the Cenozoic A-seas (aragonitic seas), in which a positive bias favoring aragonitic bivalves...

2013

Taphonomy and depositional setting of the Burgess Shale Tulip Beds, Mount Stephen, British Columbia

Lorna J. O'Brien, Jean-Bernard Caron, Robert R. Gaines

PALAIOS

... no particular taphonomic bias against the preservation of certain groups of organisms or tissue types. However, some taxa are primarily represented...

2014

OLD DATA FOR OLD QUESTIONS: WHAT CAN THE HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS REALLY TELL US ABOUT THE NEOGENE ORIGINS OF REEF-CORAL DIVERSITY IN THE CORAL TRIANGLE?

KENNETH G. JOHNSON, WILLEM RENEMA, BRIAN R. ROSEN, NADIEZHDA SANTODOMINGO

PALAIOS

... without bias from different perceived facies or paleohabitats using a methodology for establishing the relative abundance of different taxa...

2015

MULTISTEP TAPHONOMIC ALTERATIONS IN FLUVIAL MOLLUSK SHELLS: A CASE STUDY IN THE TOURO PASSO FORMATION (PLEISTOCENE…HOLOCENE), SOUTHERN BRAZIL

FERNANDO ERTHAL, CARLA B. KOTZIAN, MARCELLO G. SIMÕES

PALAIOS

..., were stored in plastic bags and examined in the laboratory, to avoid bias against small body size (e.g., Cooper et al. 2006). Whenever possible, each...

2015

Comparison of Quantitative Mineral Analysis By X-Ray Diffraction and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy

Paul R. Craddock, Michael M. Herron, Susan L. Herron

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., sandstone, and organic-rich mudrock. The two sets of spectra for each sample practically overlay, with no systematic bias or large deviation in any...

2017

Unveiling the consequences of environmental variation and species abundances on beach taphofacies in Bahamas: the role of cementation and exhumation

Sol Bayer, Diego Balseiro, Diego F. Muñoz, Sandra Gordillo

PALAIOS

..., and ornamentation of shells provide a hydrodynamic signature that can induce taphonomic bias by selective transport and create problems for analyses...

2019

Molluscan live-dead fidelity of a storm-dominated shallow-marine setting and its implications

Madhura Bhattacherjee, Devapriya Chattopadhyay, Bidisha Som, Ammu S. Sankar, Satyaki Mazumder

PALAIOS

... transportation (Hubbard 1992; Hohenegger and Yordanova 2001) and hence, could lead to greater taphonomic bias in benthic marine records. Dominici...

2021

Preservation and Host Preferences of Late Frasnian (Late Devonian) Skeletobionts in the Appalachian Foreland Basin, USA

James P. Kerr, Jaleigh Q. Pier, Sarah K. Brisson, J. Andrew Beard, Andrew M. Bush

PALAIOS

... common in coarser lithologies, reflecting either an ecological preference for sands over muds or a bias against preservation in mudstones...

2022

Carbon Dioxide and Organic Acids: Their Role in Porosity Enhancement and Cementation, Paleogene of the Texas Gulf Coast

Paul D. Lundegard, Lynton S. Land

Special Publications of SEPM

... (Loucks et al. 1984; Milliken et al., 1981). There are clearly several potential sources of bias or error in these data. There is some subjectitivity...

1986

Global Sea-Level Changes During the Past Century

Vivien Gornitz, Sergej Lebedeff

Special Publications of SEPM

... suggests that the observed change represents a true eustatic sea-level rise in spite of noisy data, geographic bias, and differences in approach...

1987

Development of Hydraulic Fracture Hits and Fracture Redirection Visualized for Consecutive Fracture Stages with Fast Time-stepped Linear Superposition Method (TLSM)

Tri Pham, Ruud Weijermars

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... pronounced in that of the single well with the fracture spacing of 20 feet. Hydraulic fracture deviation bias towards the heel is also seen, along...

2020

Microanalysis of carbonate cement δ18O in a CO2-storage system seal: Insights into the diagenetic history of the Eau Claire Formation (Upper Cambrian), Illinois Basin

Maciej G. Śliwiński, Reinhard Kozdon, Kouki Kitajima, Adam Denny, and John W. Valley

AAPG Bulletin

.... Fournelle, A. Denny, and J. W. Valley, 2015a, Secondary ion mass spectrometry bias on isotope ratios in dolomite–ankerite, part I: δ18O matrix effects...

2016

Some Problems in Thermal History Studies

David Deming, Jeffrey A. Nunn, Steven Jones, David S. Chapman

Rocky Mountain Section (SEPM)

... include mis-identification of vitrinite, reworking, possible sample bias, a dependence of reflectance on lithology, oxidation, and a lack of inter...

1990

The Occurrence and Significance of Ulcerative Shell Disease (USD) on Geoemydid Turtles, Middle Eocene, Southwestern Wyoming, United States

John-Pal Zonneveld, Williams S. Bartels

PALAIOS

... with preserved diagnostic elements, which were collected and retained in the UMMP collections. This, of course, introduces a collector bias into the dataset...

2023

Evaluation of a workflow to derive terrestrial light detection and ranging fracture statistics of a tight gas sandstone reservoir analog

Patrick Wüstefeld, Maite de Medeiros, Bastian Koehrer, Dominik Sibbing, Leif Kobbelt, and Christoph Hilgers

AAPG Bulletin

..., doi:10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2010.03.011. Lato, M. J., M. S. Diederichs, and D. J. Hutchinson, 2010, Bias correction for view-limited Lidar scanning...

2018

Dinosaur death pits from the Jurassic of China

David A. Eberth, Xu Xing, James M. Clark

PALAIOS

... and a large, and possibly, gregarious local population were responsible for its becoming mired in large numbers. A bias for small theropods...

2010

Meeting Societal Resource and Environmental Requirements into the Twenty-First Century: A Conference Report

Lee C. Gerhard

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... all bias or at least stating the bias inherent in the information. The ethics of science become extremely important when addressing decision-makers...

1999

U-Pb Dating of Detrital Zircons From West Java Show Complex Sundaland Provenance

Benjamin Clements, Robert Hall

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... al., 2008) and NIST 612 silicate glass (Pearce et al., 1997) were used to correct for instrumental mass bias and depth-dependent interelement...

2008

Regional-Scale Marine Faunal Change in Eastern Australia During Permian Climate Fluctuations and Its Relationship to Local Community Restructuring

Matthew E. Clapham, Noel P. James

PALAIOS

... it is an uncommon constituent of the heavily sampled low-latitude faunas (Fig. 3). We corrected for this low-latitude bias for each genus by fitting...

2012

Muricid drilling predation at high latitudes: Insights from the southernmost Atlantic

Julieta C. Martinelli, Sandra Gordillo, Fernando Archuby

PALAIOS

... part of the intertidal community, and possibly there is an underrepresentation of the soft subtidal environments. An added taphonomic bias...

2013

Taphonomic dynamics of lacustrine ostracodes on San Salvador Island, Bahamas: High fidelity and evidence of anthropogenic modification

Andrew V. Michelson, Lisa E. Park

PALAIOS

... organisms enter these records must be understood in order to eliminate or correct for sources of preservational bias. In particular, studies of the accuracy...

2013

The Discovery Of Daqing Oilfield In China

Mu Liu

Petroleum History Institute

... discovered the oil field. Due to the political influence and academic bias, there is no widely accepted consensus in Chinese academia. However, three...

2017

Vegetation change in Siberia and the northeast of Russia during the Cenozoic Cooling: A study based on diversity of plant functional types

Svetlana Popova, Torsten Utescher, Dmitry V. Gromyko, Volker Mosbrugger, Elena Herzog, Louis François

PALAIOS

... (program SSCstat) providing additional information on statistical significance of the displayed gradients. In order to minimize taphonomic bias we do...

2013

Geochemistry of Gases in the Malay Basin

Douglas Waples, Mahadir Ramly

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... bias caused by a domination of data from wells with many gas samples, each formation in each well is represented by only a single point, regardless...

1996

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