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Bioinfiltration: Irrigation-Driven Transport of Clay Particles Through Bioturbated Sediments
Liam G. Herringshaw,, Duncan McIlroy
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... are likely to affect microbial productivity, which is thought to be the food source of many burrowing micro- and macro-organisms. Aller, R.C., 1982...
2013
Drilling and Testing on the Central Gulf Coast
Shelby W. Smith
New Orleans Geological Society
... or no food, or a refrigerator full of nothing but the tool pusher's choices (T-bones or filet steak). You cook for yourself if you are hungry. Conversely, my...
1991
The first predatory drillhole on a fossil chiton plate: an occasional prey item or an erroneous attack?
Alejandra Rojas, Mariano Verde, Diego Urteaga, Fabrizio Scarabino, Sergio Martínez
PALAIOS
... be considered. Chitons are a source of food for several marine taxa, including other mollusks, crabs, sea stars, and some vertebrates (e.g., Talmadge 1974...
2014
Habitat of Oil in Carbonate Rocks
M. Malek-Aslani
GCAGS Transactions
... shallow waters of tropical seas. The energy of sunlight in the presence of nutrients allows the algae to synthesize carbohydrates which is the basic food...
1968
PRESERVATION OF MUCUS TRAILS BY EARLY PYRITIZATION IN CRETACEOUS INGERSOLL SHALE (EUTAW FORMATION, EASTERN ALABAMA, U.S.A.)
CHARLES E. SAVRDA, PHILLIP A. DAYMOND, ADRIEN-MAXENCE HESPEL, PHILLIP A. DAYMOND, ADRIEN-MAXENCE HESPEL
PALAIOS
..., v. 50, p. 767–780. COGNIE, B. AND BARILLÉ, L., 1999, Does bivalve mucus favour the growth of their main food source, microalgae?: Oceanologica Acta...
2016
Introduction to Organic Chemistry and Water Quality
Eric Eslinger, Uriel Oko, Jacqueline A. Smith, G. H. Holliday
Special Publications of SEPM
... fibers, plastics, detergents, food additives and preservatives, chemical fertilizers, synthetic pesticides, and synthetic rubber. "Most of the more...
1994
The Gibraltar case study, northern Llanos Foothills, Colombia. Success of a complex technical business in complicated environments.
T. Villamil, J. Muñoz, J. Sanchez, J. J. Aristizabal, J. Velasco, A. Fajardo, P. E. Luna, A. Mantilla, L. E. Peña, M. G. Paz, O. Silva, E. Sanchez, N. S. Meza, J. Martinez, L. A. Pachon, E. Gallardo
Asociación Colombiana de Geólogos y Geofisicos del Petróleo (ACGGP)
... construction of barriers, living infrastructure and food and goods for soldiers in the area. Additionally, the degree of helicopter support to transport...
2003
BIOGENIC STRUCTURES OF UNIONIFORM BIVALVES IN WET-INTERDUNE DEPOSITS (LATE MIOCENE EARLY PLIOCENE, ARGENTINA)
NOELIA B. CARMONA, JUAN JOSÉ PONCE, ANDREAS WETZEL
PALAIOS
... conditions, such as food or oxygen deficiency, reproductive ! FIG. 2.—Unioniform resting and locomotion trace fossils. A) Bedding plane view...
2018
Sediment Accumulation Rates For the Mississippi Delta Region: a Time-interval Synthesis
Chris Jenkins
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... For example, sediment accumulation rate is one determining factor in the availability of food for benthos in marine systems (Burdige 2007), causing lower...
2018
Geomorphology of Lower Clear Creek as it Affected Fremont Occupation
Andrew E. Godfrey
Utah Geological Association
... not be visible to travelers along Clear Creek. Thus, in addition to providing a favorable environment for growing food, the fan provided a degree...
1987
New records of postglacial walrus and a review of Quaternary marine mammals in New Brunswick
Randall F. Miller
Atlantic Geology
... GEOLOGY of food for walrus discussed here. The New Brunswick walrus specimens described above are probably of postglacial origin based on their mode...
1990
Applications of Photogrammetry to Neoichnological Studies: The Significance of Shorebird Trackway Distributions at the Bay of Fundy
Scott Melnyk, Anders Cowper, John-Paul Zonneveld, Murray K. Gingras
PALAIOS
... of Food Distribution on Track Density The Influence of Topography on Substrate Cohesiveness The impact that topographic elevation has on water content...
2022
Ecology, Distribution, and Taxonomy of Herpetocypris Amychos, A New Brackish-Water Ostracod, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi
Paul R. Krutak
GCAGS Transactions
... sporadically in the marsh along the Wolf River northeast of De Lisle (Fig. 2). S. robustus makes up 90% of Gulf Coast muskrat food, and the same...
1975
Geoscience in Landuse Planning for Environmental Sustainability
Joy Jacqueline Pereira, Ibrahim Komoo
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... resources. Examples of areas that come under this category are sources of clean water, energy, building material, food production, settlements, parks...
2006
Silurian and Devonian Biogeography
Arthur J. Boucot
Special Publications of SEPM
... on this last is very difficult to estimate from the geological record cited factors and possibly food supply All of these factors acting together...
1974
Geology and environmental change: a New Brunswick perspective
A. G. Pronk
Atlantic Geology
...). This has improved our knowledge of trace elements in rocks, waters, soils, and food. For a more thorough discussion of trace element geochemistry...
1991
Man's Activities on the Continental Slope
Harold D. Palmer
Special Publications of SEPM
... and benthic populations of commercial importance find little food to sustain commercially abundant populations Studies off the Atlantic margin...
1979
Early Liassic Trace Fossil Assemblages from the Holy Cross Mountains, Poland: Their Distribution in Continental and Marginal Marine Environments
Grzegorz Pieńkowskl
Special Publications of SEPM
... as a organic food seem to be associated with Such horizons may attractive to the trace matter source maker organisms Palaeophycus has been recorded...
1984
Soil related factors controlling erosion and landslides in Malaysia
S. Paramananthan, Nurfashareena Muhamad, Joy Jacqueline Pereira
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... and caves for his dwelling place. As Man learned to use fire and till the soil in order to increase and stabilize his food supply, his dependence...
2021
Trace Fossils and Mid-Cretaceous Anoxic Events in the Atlantic Ocean
A. A. Ekdale
Special Publications of SEPM
... vation suggests that the primary food resource at the sea floor during periods of oxygen minima was organic have detritus in the sediment...
1984
Distinct depositional environments of two internal reference materials with marine sediment matrix from nearby Bangka Island
Ronaldo Irzon, Kurnia, Agus Didit Haryanto, Sigit Maryanto, Undang Hernawan
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... of antioxidant solutions and food extracts. Food Science and Technology Research, 23(3), 481-485. Yang, H., Na, J., Jang, W.H., Jung, M.S., Jeon, J.Y., Heo, Y...
2022
Conversion of Fatty and Waxy Substances into Petroleum Hydrocarbons
W. F. Seyer
AAPG Bulletin
... energy or reserve food material in the form of fat or possibly hydrocarbons was characteri tic of the most early and primitive forms of life. Indeed...
1933
Sea Turtles and Management of Marine Seismic Programs in Western Australia
Kellie Pendoley
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... the northern coastal regions of Australia (ANCA 1995). Flatbacks prefer shallow sandy bottoms which support their primary food source consisting of sea...
1997
Patterns of Sponge Diversity in the Middle Capitan Reef of the Guadalupe Mountains, Texas
Ronald A. Johns, Brenda L. Kirkland
West Texas Geological Society
... is neither stagnant nor excessively turbulent (Sarà and Vacelet, 1973). In stagnant waters, the current is too weak to bring food to the sponge...
1998
Paleoecology of the Capitan Reef
Rachel Wood
Special Publications of SEPM
... suspension-feeders Wood et aI., 1996 This infers the presence of food matter in the Oelaware Basin, the presence of suspended food matter in the Delaware...
1999