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Memorial: D. H. Doug Elliott (1917-2000)
John M. Parker
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... chief had 10 mules, 15 natives, surveying equipment, camping equipment, and food for themselves and the mules. Doug and Charlie had never met...
2000
Memorial: Tor Helge Nilsen (1941-2005)
Arthur Sylvester
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... service to the profession, Tor was made an honorary life member of the Pacific Section of the AAPG. Tor was a consummate connoisseur of good food and wine...
2006
Thin Sections of Clay and Shale: NOTES
Harry A. Tourtelot
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... of the moisture content. If absolute retention of the moisture content is desired, the sample can be wrapped first in one of the plastic food wraps...
1961
Extended Abstract: Australia's Biofuel Production Booms, but is There a Market?
PESA Staff
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... feedstocks, are not part of the food supp ly chain." "Most have hi gher costs than conven ti ona l so urces, and none provides a perfect replacement...
2006
"European" Species of Trilobite Burrows in Eastern Newfoundland Chapter 11: Southeastern Border of the Orogenic Belt
A. Seilacher , T. P. Crimes
AAPG Special Volumes
... for protection, food, or egg deposition. Their diggings, called "Cruziana," or simply "bilobites" because of their general shape, have a high fossilization...
1969
Analcite in the Upper Karroo Sediments, Herschel District, South Africa: NOTES
A. O. Fuller, G. J. Moir
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... in concordance with increasing aridity of climate, that is with the need to range further in search of food. The analcite bearing rocks...
1967
Energy Companies Supportive of NSW CSG Policy Changes
PESA Staff
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... "Fracturing cannot cau se groundwater to Energy is comm itted to evaluating effective p roduction from its wel ls is expected. "Dart to produ ce the food...
2011
French Fracturing Ban 'Only Temporary'
PESA Staff
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... Europe are tota lly unaffected because EGL food-grade quality ad ditives (sa lt, aga r, bicarb publicit y generated by docu ment aries...
2011
Deposition of Clastic Sediments by Clams
Nikola P. Prokopovich
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... some general decrease of food supply in downstream pools, indicating the Delta as the main food supply of the canal biota. SEDIMENTATION IN THE CANAL...
1969
Tadpole Holes Formed During Desiccation of Overbank Pools: NOTES
Trevor D. Ford, William J. Breed
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... smaller. Tadpoles perhaps sense this and seek deeper water to aid their survival (3) Organic matter used for food by tadpoles accumulates in depressions...
1970
Geologic Significance of Microboring Fungi and Algae in Carolina Shelf Sediments: NOTES
Ronald D. Perkins, Susan D. Halsey
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... threads (fig. 3). Fungi differ from most plants in that they are incapable of manufacturing their own food (Alexopoulos, 1962). Consequently, they obtain...
1971
Abstract: Ichnofossils from the Tertiary Sediments of the West Crocker Formation in Kota Kinabalu Area, Sabah (Poster 16)
Nizam A. Bakar, Abdul Hadi Abd Rahman, Mazlan Madon
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... distribution of these ichnofossils may be due to the variable food resources, numerous substrate types, and different energy and oxygen levels (Pemberton...
2008
Soil Science and Risks of Climate Related Hazards
S. Paramananthan
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... and the atmosphere. The link between geology, souls and food security was emphasized. There are major differences in temperate and tropical weathering...
2016
Implication of Clay-Provenance Studies in Two Georgia Estuaries: DISCUSSION
Raymond A. Scheinfeld, John K. Adams
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the common Atlantic Coast amphipod, Ampelisca abdita. These animals were kept in aquaria with known substrates and were fed prescribed food. Experimental...
1980
Organic Carbon in Phosphoria Formation: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Lawrence F. Rooney
AAPG Bulletin
.... If the source were in part microfauna, a much higher proportion of microflora could be assumed because plants are the ultimate source of food for the animals...
1956
Phosphogenic Provinces of Circum-Pacific Region
Richard P. Sheldon
AAPG Special Volumes
... United States and in Latin America, in Proceedings of the Geology and Food Conference, with related U.S. Geol. Survey projects and a bibliography: U.S....
1981
A Simple Technique for Vacuum Impregnation of Unconsolidated, Fine-Grained Sediments: RESEARCH METHOD PAPER
Sherif A. Awadallah
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... trays (purchased from a food store) are fitted into these shallow depressions (resin trays in Fig. 1). The base of these trays should be at a higher...
1991
Chapter 1: Dedication to our Dear Friend . . . Dr. Tor Helge Nilsen
Dr. Tor Helge Nilsen
AAPG Special Volumes
... was a consummate connoisseur of good food and wine, an avid student of San Francisco history, a lover of all kinds of music, was fluent in five languages...
2007
Antipathetic Relation between Cambrian Trilobites and Stromatolites: GEOLOGIC NOTES
John C. Kepper
AAPG Bulletin
...) showed that gastropods which utilize the mats as a food source prevent algal mats from developing. These Cambrian examples suggest that trilobites...
1974
Abstract: Hyperpycnal Rivers and Prodeltaic Shelves in the Cretaceous Seaway Of North America, by Janok P. Bhattacharya and James A. MacEachern; #90079 (2008)
Search and Discovery.com
2008
Abstract: Depositional Setting of the Upper Devonian Lower Mississippian Bakken Formation of Subsurface Saskatchewan: Integrating Sedimentologic and Ichnologic Data; #90171 (2013)
Solange Angulo and Luis Buatois
Search and Discovery.com
... and brackish-water conditions. Due to the strong influence that environmental variables such as salinity, oxygen, and food supply have on benthic organisms...
2013
Abstract: Depositional Setting of the Upper Devonian Lower Mississippian Bakken Formation of Subsurface Saskatchewan: Integrating Sedimentologic and Ichnologic Data; #90171 (2013)
Solange Angulo and Luis Buatois
Search and Discovery.com
... and brackish-water conditions. Due to the strong influence that environmental variables such as salinity, oxygen, and food supply have on benthic organisms...
2013
Abstract: The Effects of Tidal Currents on Asymmetric Distributions of Sediment, Infauna and Burrows along the Fraser River Delta Front, B.C.; #90187 (2014)
K. Ayranci and S. E. Dashtgard
Search and Discovery.com
... substrates are more bioturbated, and possibly food resources, where finer grained sediment and organic matter is delivered by suspension settling. UDF...
2014
Randomness in 3-D Seismic Survey Design, by Engin Alkan and Bob Hardage, #40265 (2007).
Search and Discovery.com
2007