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Limiting Factors of Bioturbation and Trace Fossil Distribution
A. A. Ekdale, R. G. Bromley, S. G. Pemberton
Special Publications of SEPM
... species of burrowers had different burrowing depths, which probably were related to their requirements for food and oxygen. If one assumes that the sand...
1984
Antarctic Treaty
David Kear
Circum Pacific Council Publications
..., along with the field party, and may be resupplied also by air. Alternatively, helicopters may be the only "vehicles" used. Clothing and food for field...
1986
GASTRIC PELLETS WITH BIRD REMAINS FROM THE EARLY EOCENE OF MESSEL
GERALD MAYR, STEPHAN F.K. SCHAAL
PALAIOS
...: [email protected] ABSTRACT: Gastric pellets (i.e., regurgitated indigestible food remains) are rare in the fossil record. Here, we describe three...
2016
The Depositional Environment of the Bear Gulch Limestone, Fergus County, Montana
Richard Lund, Howard Feldman, Wendy L. Lund, Christopher G. Maples
Montana Geological Society
... of a higherenergy regime and higher input of planktonic food (Hartman et al., 1980). In summary, the shelly assemblage can be subdivided...
1993
Man's Impact on Coastal Reefs--an Example from Venezuela: Modern and Ancient Reefs
M. P. Weiss , D. A. Goddard
AAPG Special Volumes
..., as sites of food production, and as nurseries for many marine creatures. Therefore, their preservation and encouragement are important to both...
1977
Lithology, Geochemistry, and Depositional Environment of the Triassic Shublik Formation, Northern Alaska
Judith Totman Parrish
Pacific Section SEPM
... at the zone's edges. Pelagic bivalves (Monotis and Halobia) are present in such huge numbers as to suggest unusually abundant food supply; in addition...
1987
Offshore Petroleum Economics
L. K. Weaver , H. F. Pierce , C. J. Jirik
GCAGS Transactions
... in Table E-6, Appendix E, BuMines IC 8557. Direct Costs-Food Expense--This expense was obtained from offshore caterers and the derivation of the annual...
1973
Ichnology of Shallow Marine Clastic Facies in the Belait Formation, Brunei Darussalam
Norzita Mat Fiah, Joseph J. Lambiase
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... energy levels with adequate food supplies for supporting a diverse group of organisms (Pemberton and MacEachern, 1992). Again, the small burrow size...
2014
The Archeology of the Wind River Basin
George C. Frison
Wyoming Geological Association
... production. Human food resources were of such a nature and distributed so that only the simplest or band level form of social organization...
1978
A review of two different methods for the estimation of water footprint of crops
Nageen Farooq, Shabbir H. Gheewala
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... increased the demand of food and biofuels leading to stress on water resources and increase in competition between different sectors around the globe...
2019
Infaunal-Sediment Relationships at the Shelf-Slope Break
Norman J . Blake, Larry J. Doyle
Special Publications of SEPM
... column as Boundaries of this rnost tropical as semblage vary seasonally as the constituent popu lations undergo pronounced changes in numbers a food...
1983
Modeling and Experimental Investigations of Fluid-Related Damage to Hydraulic Fractures
Patrice Abivin, Rasika Prabhu, Daria Khvostichenko, Casie Hilliard, Chris Nelson, Tzu-Chi Kuo, Yongfu Li, Priyavrat Shukla, Sergey Makarychev-Mikhailov
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... a cloudy appearance (Figure 8, left). According to a recent study, food -guar gum is composed of only 75 to 85% galactomannan (Mudgil et al. 2014...
2018
Environmental Challenge as a Geologist
Bernold M. Hanson
GCAGS Transactions
.... The proponents of banning freon are anxious to reduce its use but are not campaigning for irradiating food as an alternative method of food preservation...
1994
A Road across the Desert
Heli Wopfner
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... had been meal; it would have been more sand tha n food dunes pet ered out to form the gap w e came given that name. The plain t urned out...
2013
Geothermal Potential and Risk Assessment of Repurposing Old Wellbores for Geothermal Applications: Case Study of Oklahoma and Texas
Nabe Konate, Saeed Salehi, Mohsen Amini Salehi, Tony Huynh
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
.... Direct-use applications span a range of activities such as food processing, fish farming, greenhouse heating and cooling, spa heating, and space...
2024
Fossil and Recent "Tadpole Nests": DISCUSSION
Barry Cameron, Richard Estes
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... As the tadpoles grubbed into the sediment with their horny denticle-bearing mouths--apparently in search of food, the back-and-forth thrashing action...
1971
Marine Grass Banks--A Possible Explanation for Carbonate Lenses, Tepee Zone, Pierre Shale (Cretaceous), Colorado
T. J. Petta, Lee C. Gerhard
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
..., Studies on the activity pattern, behavior and food of the herbivorous echinoid Echinometra lucunter (Linnaeus) on beachrock and algal reefs at Boiler...
1977
Application of Residual Basalt for the Cultivation of Jasmine Rice from Northeastern Thailand; An Example of the Reduction of Methane Emissions
Weerapon Kaew-in, Montri Choowong
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
..., GHG, Khao Dawk Mali 105, Khorat Plateau INTRODUCTION Rice is a staple food that is consumed by more than half of the world’s population. The grain...
2023
Dolomitization by Seepage Refluxion
John Emery Adams , Mary Louise Rhodes
AAPG Bulletin
... on even the broadest shelves seldom became great enough to inhibit organic activity. Increased temperatures, lack of food, and the accumulation of waste...
1960
Biogeochemistry and Origin of a Phosphoritized Coprolite from Anoxic Sediment of the Santa Barbara Basin
Arndt Schimmelmann , Jeffrey D. Schuffert , M. Indira Venkatesan , Jim Leather , Carina B. Lange , Gleb N. Baturin , Alain Simon
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... of trophic relationships within a high Arctic food web using 13C and 15N analysis: Marine Ecology Progress Series, v. 84, p. 9-18. JAHNKE, R.A., 1984...
1994
Biogenically enhanced permeability: A petrographic analysis of Macaronichnus segregatus in the Lower Cretaceous Bluesky Formation, Alberta, Canada
John B. Gordon, S. George Pemberton, Murray K. Gingras, Kurt O. Konhauser
AAPG Bulletin
... as a deposit-feeding behavior of polychaete worms as they search for food in modern, high-energy, well-oxygenated, near-shore sediments. They observed...
2010
The Next 100 Years of Global Energy: Part V Density, Key to Fake and True News about Energy and Environment; #70272 (2017)
Jesse H. Ausubel
Search and Discovery.com
... years have brought record yields for most crops and food surpluses, not shortages. The steady brilliance of farmers lifting corn yields first forced...
2017
Near-Surface Hydrocarbon Seeps as Indicators of Petroleum Charge: The Evolution of Site Selection, Sample Collection, Laboratory Analysis, and Interpretation; #42455 (2021)
Bernie Bernard, Michael Abrams
Search and Discovery.com
... include organisms that can metabolize the leaking oil, gas, and H2S along with other organisms up that food chain. The proxy methods include culture...
2021
Departures From the Archetypal Ichnofacies: Effective Recognition of Physico-chemical Stresses in the Rock Record
James A. Maceachern, S. George Pemberton, Kerrie L. Bann, Murray K. Gingras
Special Publications of SEPM
.... The depositional positions of these event beds, their substrate types, and the nature of food resources contained therein yield markedly different...
2009
Biogenic Structures in Outcrops and Cores. I. Approaches to Ichnology
Robert W. Frey, S. George Pemberton
CSPG Bulletin
... of individual paleoecological parameters. Trace fossils are potential indicators of bathymetry, currents, food supplies, aeration, rate of deposition...
1985