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Sediment Ingestion by Tigriopus Californicus and other Zooplankton: Mineral Transformation and Sedimentological Considerations
James P. M. Syvitski , Alan G. Lewis
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., AND ACAROGLU, E. R., 1966, Settling velocities of natural grains: Int. Assoc. Sci. Hydrology Bull., v. 11, p. 27-43. HARDING, G. C. H., 1974, The food of deep...
1980
Bathymetry and Paleoecology of Ouachita Geosyncline of Southeastern Oklahoma as Determined from Trace Fossils
C. Kent Chamberlain
AAPG Bulletin
...), and Vinogradova (1962), the abundance and manner of distribution of food become increasingly more important. Consequently, there is a general decrease of animal...
1971
Rapid growth explains large size of mollusks in the Eocene Gosport Sand, United States Gulf Coast
Andrew W. Haveles, Linda C. Ivany
PALAIOS
... they are not limited by short-term fluctuations in the supply of suspended food (Levinton and Bambach, 1969). Agaronia populations from the GS and MB likewise...
2010
The ichnofossil Halimedides in Cretaceous pelagic deposits from the Alps: Environmental and ethological significance
Christian Gaillard, Davide Olivero
PALAIOS
...: ‘‘Mushroom gardens would be able at the same time to utilize food from the unreworked sediment around the tunnels and to break down non-refractable...
2009
Contamination of Fish and Shellfish Following Oil Spill Incidents
Robin J. Law, Jocelyne Hellou
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
... in marine samples. Aquatic Environment Protection: Analytical Methods 2. Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK: Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Directorate...
1999
Paleoecologic assessment of an edrioasteroid (Echinodermata) encrusted hardground from the Upper Ordovician (Maysvillian) Bellevue Member, Maysville, Kentucky
René A. Shroat-Lewis, Michael L. McKinney, Carlton E. Brett, David L. Meyer, Colin D. Sumrall
PALAIOS
... EDRIOASTEROID PALEOECOLOGY 475 FIGURE 5—Ambulacra width suggests size of food particles consumed; organisms (left), ambulacra (right). A) Streptaster...
2011
COPROLITES IN THE RAVENS THROAT RIVER LAGERSTÄTTE OF NORTHWESTERN CANADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE CAMBRIAN FOOD WEB
JULIEN KIMMIG, BRIAN R. PRATT
PALAIOS
...COPROLITES IN THE RAVENS THROAT RIVER LAGERSTÄTTE OF NORTHWESTERN CANADA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE CAMBRIAN FOOD WEB JULIEN KIMMIG, BRIAN R. PRATT...
2018
The Biota and Biological Processes of the Continental Slope
Gilbert T. Rowe, Richard L. Haedrich
Special Publications of SEPM
... of the narrow zonation A diversity of causes is possible including competition for a diminishing resource food are not known very efficient predation...
1979
Ichnology and Sedimentology of Miocene Hyperpycnites of the Austral Foreland Basin (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina): Trace Fossil Distribution and Paleoecological Implications
Noelia B. Carmona, Juan Jose Ponce
AAPG Special Volumes
..., for instance, Scolicia and Nereites. This assemblage probably reflects periods of normal marine salinity and high food content. Intervals...
2011
Unusual occurrence of gastroliths in a polycotylid plesiosaur from the Upper Cretaceous Tropic Shale, southern Utah
Rebecca L. Schmeisser, David D. Gillette
PALAIOS
... have been proposed: use in macerating food items prior to digestion, or use as ballast. The main function of stomach stones in such terrestrial...
2009
Limited ichnologic fidelity and temporal resolution in pelagic sediments: paleoenvironmental and paleoecologic implications
Charles E. Savrda
PALAIOS
... habitats characterized by low water temperatures and/or scarce food resources. Based on the above, 10 years is considered as a rational estimate of average...
2014
Morphological Study of Ammonia Parkinsoniana from Laguna Madre and Baffin Bay, Texas
Denise F. Colburn, Jon A. Baskin
GCAGS Transactions
... A. tepida and described its viable and reproductive limits. He also studied the effects of salinity, temperature, pH, hydrostatic pressure, food consumption...
1998
An Unusual Dinosaur Coprolite from the Campanian Aguja Formation, Texas
Nina L. Baghai-Riding, Joseph N. DiBenedetto
GCAGS Transactions
.... Chin, K., and B. D. Gill, 1996, Dinosaurs, dung beetles, and conifers. Participants in a Cretaceous food web: Palaios, v. 11, pp. 280-285. Chin, K...
2001
Foraminiferal Paleoecology and Paleoceanography of the Greenhorn Cycle Along the Southwestern Margin of the Western Interior Sea
Oona L.O. West, R. Mark Leckie, Maxine Schmidt
Special Publications of SEPM
... in south-central Utah. Depauperate benthic foraminiferal assemblages reflect the stress of low-oxygen conditions despite an abundance of food...
1998
Independent's Day - Rhetoric, Culture, and the History of Gasoline Marketing in the United States 1958-2008
Mark Ward Sr.
Petroleum History Institute
..., Motorists wanted to get on their way, so gasoline marketers started selling food and drinks. That way, customers would only have to make one stop...
2008
Organism-Sediment Relationships on a Modern Tidal Flat, Bodega Harbor, California
Thomas E. Ronan Jr., Molly Fritz Miller, Jack D. Farmer
Pacific Section SEPM
... of the worm-like animals listed as deposit feeders are actually omnivores feeding on a variety of food resources within the substrate including encrusted...
1981
Exploration in Papua New Guinea: Some Aspects of the Human Impact
James Sinclair
Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings
... sparsely populated, thereby making the purchase of food difficut, but on several occasions bush people gave them food which probably saved their lives...
1993
Ecosystem engineering by bioturbating polychaetes in event bed microcosms
Liam G. Herringshaw, Owen A. Sherwood, Duncan McIlroy
PALAIOS
... by the replacement of seawater approximately every two weeks, although food flux was not measured directly. Behavior of A. virens was monitored daily...
2010
Early molluscan evolution: Evidence from the trace fossil record
Adolf Seilacher, James W. Hagadorn
PALAIOS
... by antagonistic muscles, as in most arthropods. Hypothetically, such a proboscis could have handed food particles to a proximally situated mouth, in the mode...
2010
Earth Resources Data: A Basis for Resource Analysis and Decision-Making
Lee C. Gerhard, Wyatt Weeks
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
... be overfished. Agriculture provides most of the food that graces the nation’s tables. The U.S. agriculture policy has been based on inexpensive...
1996
Combination of natural gums and synthetic surfactants for washing of a soil highly contaminated with crude
Luis G. Torres, Patricia Zavala, Margarita Beltrn, Mabel Vaca, Rosario Iturbe
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
..., p. 12451250.Garti, N., and D. Reichman, 1994, Surface properties and emulsification activity of galactomanannans: Food Hydrocolloids, v. 8, p...
2007
Environmental Impact Assessment of the Wiriagar Oilfield Development
E. Brotoisworo, P. Hutomo
Indonesian Petroleum Association
.... The oiological function of the mangrove is well-known. It supplies nutrient to the marine environment and forms the basic food in the foodchain. It also...
1988
Selenium Contamination from Irrigation Drainage in the Western United States With Emphasis on Utah
Doyle W. Stephens, Bruce Waddell
Utah Geological Association
... and Food Chemistry, v. 20, p. 678–680. King, P.B., and Beikman, H.M., 1974, Geologic map of the United States exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii: U.S....
1989
Diffuse Termitinae nests shed light on the affinities of Laetolichnus kwekai (Krausichnidae)
Liliana F. Cantil, Jorge F. Genise, Juan L. Farina, Sebastian Lupo, Dario Porrini, Amandus Kwekason, Terry Harrison
PALAIOS
.... brevicorniger use the latter as food. Soil and wood have also been mentioned as food sources (Torales et al. 2009), but neither of these was available...
2021
Changes Produced by Microorganisms in Sediments After Deposition
Claude E. Zobell
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the environmental conditions and by serving as a source of food, bacteria have a pronounced effect on the animal population of sediments. It is still...
1942