The McKittrick Tar Seeps

C. C. Church

Pacific Section of AAPG

... it is true that many of the Indian tribes were largely dependent on wild life for their food, particularly the plains Indians, they were not a serious threat...

The Role of Energy in the National Development of Indonesia

M. T. Zen

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... of the whole range of complex issues faced by mankind. These issues are: food for an increasing population, problems of unemployment and obstacles...

Environmentally Friendly Corrosion Inhibitors from Leaf Extracts

Jun Hong Clarence Ng, Tariq Almubarak, Hisham A. Nasr-El-Din

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... applications, 19 leaves commonly used as food were tested as alternative sources of corrosion inhibitors. To determine the inhibition effect of these leaves...

Hydroinformatics system for pollutant potential leaching spatial uncertainty assessment

Nazzareno Diodato

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... for computing crop water requirements: Food and Agriculture Organization Irrigation and Drainage Paper 56, p. 161194.Altenhofen, J., 1985, A modified...

Incubation with moist top soils enhances solubilization of radium and other components from oil-field scale and sludge: Environmental concerns from Mississippi

John C. Matthews, Shuanglian Li, Charles T. Swann, Rick L. Ericksen

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

..., 1999, Fertilizers: Sustaining global food supplies, U.S. Geological Survey fact sheet FS-155-99, Washington, D.C., U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S....

Freshwater unionid bivalve shells as substrata for Trichoptera attachment

Andrew M. W. Lawfield, Murray K. Gingras, S. George Pemberton, J. Mark Erickson

PALAIOS

... substrates for exploitation by aquatic insects, owing to an absence of attachment sites and a general paucity of food resources, both of which would...

Marginal Marine and Intertidal Environments

Rachel Carson

Special Publications of SEPM

..., subaerial exposure, energy level and food supply. For these reasons they are inhabited only by organisms that are well-suited to withstand such rigors...

Changes of the Terrestrial Vegetation at the End of Late Cretaceous (Amur-Zeya Basin, Russian Far East)

E. V. Bugdaeva, V. S. Markevich

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... village), while in the Kundur section, it was absent. As it was specified by Krausel (1922) and Ostrom (1964), the basic food resource included seeds...

Karst Hydrology of Northern Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

V. T. Stringfield, H. E. LeGrand

New Orleans Geological Society

... as their principal food (Bailey, 1970, p. 35). This suggestion seems reasonable if the high priests and the upper class worshipped corn and used...

A Possible Smilodon (Mammalia, Felidae) Coprolite from the Pleistocene of Argentina

Ana P. Moreno Rodriguez, Nicolas R. Chimento, Federico L. Agnolin, Guillermo Jofre, Adriel Gentil

PALAIOS

..., Cougar food habits in southern Utah: The Journal of Wildlife Management, v. 48, p. 147–155, doi: 10.2307/3808462. ´ ´ AGNOLIN, F.L. AND JOFRE, G.C....

Neoichnological Analysis of Mole Cricket Burrows: Implications of Substrate Moisture Changes on Preservation and Morphology

Daniel Sedorko, Diego L. Nascimento, Noelia Carmona, Renata G. Netto, Caio César Rangel, Kimberly Silva Ramos, Luciano Alessandretti

PALAIOS

... such as feeding, breeding, mating, and avoiding predators (Metz 1990). They are produced just below the soil surface when mole crickets forage for food. Despite...

Seismic attributes for enhancing structural and stratigraphic features: Application to N-Field, Malay Basin, Malaysia

Nur Shafiqah Shahman, Norazif Anuar, Mohamed Elsaadany, Deva Prasad Ghosh

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... behaviour of social ants in nature in finding the shortest path between their nests and food source, by interacting with each other using chemical...

Lower Mississippian Bioherms of Southwestern Missouri and Northwestern Arkansas

Arthur R. Troell

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in the process of foraging for food. Dissociated echinoderm plates and columnals, mostly crinoid, are distributed randomly through the rock (figs. 5 and 6...

Stratigraphical Analysis and Environmental Reconstruction

Thomas G. Payne

AAPG Bulletin

... a plant foundation and are therefore for the most part dependent on the outer world for their food supply; others form virtual closed systems...

Animal-Sediment Relationships in Two Beach-Related Tidal Flats; Sapelo Island, Georgia

James D. Howard, Jurgen Dorjes

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and provides an abundant food resource for deposit and suspension feeding organisms of the flat. Although the present position of the tidal flat is the result...

Soil moisture retention characteristics of saprock from the weathering profile over a biotite-muscovite granite in Peninsular Malaysia

John Kuna Raj

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... Description of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO, 2006). Pedological features that were described included the colour, consistency and soil...

Characterizing a weathering profile over quartz-mica schists in undulating terrain in Peninsular Malaysia

John Kuna Raj

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... based on the Soil Survey Manual for Malayan Conditions (Leamy & Patton, 1966) and the Guidelines for Soil Description of the Food and Agriculture...

Soil Moisture Retention Characteristics of Saprock in a Weathering Profile over Rhyolite in Peninsular Malaysia

John Kuna Raj

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

...) and the Guidelines for Soil Description of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO, 2006). Pedological features that were described included...

Abstract: Microfossils as Environment Indicators in Marine Shales

Samuel P. Ellison Jr., Richard W. Holt

GCAGS Transactions Special

... d io xi d e and oxygen, organic content, food supply, and as so c i a t e d organisms are among the most important. Realms o f environment range from...

Geology of Portions of the High Plateaus and Adjacent Canyon Lands Central and South-Central Utah; Frontmatter and Introduction

Utah Geological Association

... with field conference planning and made initial arrangements for food to be served in the field. Accommodations at Price, Utah and Bryce Canyon were...

The West Texas Geological Society, 1961-1993 - The Marie-Ocene Epoch -

G. Philip Eager

West Texas Geological Society

... of anywhere from 50 to 400 guys, with all the food and booze furnished, and she gets paid for it!” I guess that qualifies as one of those tough jobs...

Highlights of the Marie-ocene – An interview with Marie Bellomy

Paul Pause

West Texas Geological Society

... on a field trip? Marie: Burritos! And I’m not a burrito person. The year that Ron Johnson and Cliff Osburg were in charge of the food, and the burritos came...

The ongoing transformational journey of Australias oldest and largest oil and gas operation

Tom Burger

Australian Energy Producers Journal

... and Air Liquide to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from our operations and purify it to food and beverage quality. The project work has been completed...

MICROBIAL ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY

David B. Carson, Eastern Microbes, Inc., Dayton, OHDouglas T. Carson, Eastern Microbes, Inc., Dayton, OH

Ohio Geological Society

... and some interruption in microbe movement, the benefit of constant food source flowing in the reservoir stimulates migration...

Hydrocarbon Systems and Production in the Uinta Basin, Utah; Frontmatter

Mark W. Longman, Craig D. Morgan

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... receiving fresh fruit from the commissary staff after days of freeze dried food, I picture in my mind’s eye, geologists and engineers hungrily...