Welcome to the new Datapages Archives
Datapages has redesigned the Archives with new features. You can search from the home page or browse content from over 40 publishers and societies. Non-subscribers may now view abstracts on all items before purchasing full text. Please continue to send us your feedback at emailaddress.
AAPG Members: Your membership includes full access to the online archive of the AAPG Bulletin. Please login at Members Only. Access to full text from other collections requires a subscription or pay-per-view document purchase.
Welcome to the new Datapages Archives
Search Results > New Search > Revise Search
The AAPG/Datapages Combined Publications Database
Showing 2,485 Results. Searched 200,626 documents.
Application of forensic science techniques to trace fossils on dinosaur bones from a quarry in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation, northeastern Wyoming
Kenneth S. Bader, Stephen T. Hasiotis, Larry D. Martin
PALAIOS
... to remove tissue from skeletons (Hinton, 1945; Timm, 1982). Larvae consume bone when other food sources are not available (Hefti et al., 1980). After...
2009
Taphonomy and paleoecology of a bonebed from the Prince Creek Formation, North Slope, Alaska
Roland A. Gangloff, Anthony R. Fiorillo
PALAIOS
...; Kelsall, 1968). The reduced, but still viable aerial stems of modern Equisetum form an important winter food source for resident Arctic caribou today...
2010
Criteria in Correlation
Robert M. Kleinpell
Pacific Section of AAPG
... characterizing nature, (2) resultant competition, and (3) the struggle for survival in terms of food and reproduction. Together these statements imply...
1979
POST-EXTINCTION BIOFACIES OF THE FIRST CARBONATE RAMP OF THE EARLY JURASSIC (SINEMURIAN) IN NE PANTHALASSA (NEW YORK CANYON, NEVADA, USA)
KATHLEEN A. RITTERBUSH, YADIRA IBARRA, LYDIA S. TACKETT, YADIRA IBARRA, LYDIA S. TACKETT
PALAIOS
... be a major food source for gastropods (Becerro et al. 2003), so patchy 152 K.A. RITTERBUSH ET AL. PALAIOS PALAIOS EARLY JURASSIC POST-EXTINCTION...
2016
Paleoenvironmental implications of invertebrate fecal pellets (Edaphichnium isp.) at an ichnofossil-rich dinosaur nesting locality, Upper Cretaceous Two Medicine Formation, Montana, USA
William J. Freimuth, David J. Varricchio, Karen Chin
PALAIOS
...; Genise 2016; Coleman et al. 2017; Sagi et al. 2019). A number of organisms exploit organic matter in soils for food, ingesting detritus...
2021
Fern-Arthropod Interactions from the Modern Upland Southeast Atlantic Rainforst Reveals Arthropod Damage Insights to Fossil Plant-Insert Interations
Romulo Cenci, Rodrigo Scalise Horodyski
PALAIOS
... to strengthen the notion of ferns as a harsh food source for herbivorous arthropods (Page 2002). The relationships between modern ferns and the ecological...
2022
The Phycosiphon Ichnofacies and the Rosselia Ichnofacies: Two new ichnofacies for marine deltaic environments
James A. MacEachern, Kerrie L. Bann
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... characteristic of the Skolithos Ichnofacies). This has implied, historically, that the marine ichnofacies are wholly founded on the food–resource...
2020
Secular Variations in the Pelagic Realm
Alfred G. Fischer, Michael A. Arthur
Special Publications of SEPM
... a source ment provides both a means of shelter and of food Although some of them burrow to depths of a meter or more the majority confine their few...
1977
Neoichnological experiments with masked chafer beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae): Implications for backfilled continental trace fossils
John W. Counts, Stephen T. Hasiotis
PALAIOS
... burrowed, presumably because of their higher organic matter content, which was exploited as a food source. The majority of bioturbation was around...
2009
Bathysiphon (Foraminiferida) at Pacheco Pass, California: A geopetal, paleocurrent, and paleobathymetric indicator in the Franciscan Complex
David B. Saja, Hermann W. Pfefferkorn, Stephen P. Phipps
PALAIOS
...–4000 m) water depths (Table 1), and their abundance at specific bathymetric locations is dependent upon food and oxygen levels (Gooday, 1994; Gooday...
2009
Ichnology and Sedimentology of a Mud-Dominated Deltaic Coast: Upper Cretaceous Alderson Member (Lea Park Fm), Western Canada
Jussi Hovikoski, Ryan Lemiski, Murray Gingras, George Pemberton, James A. MacEachern
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... to an abundance of food materials. Terrestrial organic debris likely needs to ferment, prior to its consumption by marine invertebrates; the exploitation...
2008
Effects of Salinization Pathways upon Morphogenic and Geochemical Features of Coastal-Margin Vertisols, Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, Aransas County, Texas
Sarah J. Kogler, Steven G. Driese
GCAGS Journal
...) varies. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) global SAS mapping initiatives estimated that 434 Mha of topsoil and 833 Mha...
2023
Marine influence in the Upper Ordovician Juniata Formation (Potters Mills, Pennsylvania): Implications for the history of life on land
Neil S. Davies, Michael C. Rygel, Martin R. Gibling
PALAIOS
... MacNaughton et al., 2002), Retallack (2001) surmised that the myriapods required a food source suitable for terrestrial herbivores and suggested...
2010
Early taphonomy and significance of naturally submerged Nautilus shells from the New Caledonia region
Royal H. Mapes, Neil H. Landman, Kirk Cochran, Claire Goiran, Bertrand Richer de Forges, Alisha Renfro
PALAIOS
... make excursions into shallow water—as little as 10 m in some places— at night for food and retreat to deeper water during the day. Below about 800 m...
2010
A new technique for assessing tubificid burrowing activities, and recognition of biogenic grading formed by these oligochaetes
Lynn T. Dafoe, Amanda L. Rygh, Byongcheon Yang, Murray K. Gingras, S. George Pemberton
PALAIOS
... feeding depth depends on the worm density and associated food supply. In this study, the primary food supply (adhered to silt and clay particles...
2011
An improved understanding of the Alaska Coastal Current: The application of a bivalve growth-temperature model to reconstruct freshwater-influenced paleoenvironments
Nadine Hallmann, Bernd R. Schöne, Gail V. Irvine, Meghan Burchell, Edward D. Cokelet, Michael R. Hilton
PALAIOS
... with an error of about 1.3 uC. Besides temperature, many other environmental factors such as salinity, food quality and quantity, water flow, sediment...
2011
Unusual Holocene Serpulid-Tufa Bioherms, Enriquillo Valley, Dominican Republic: Morphologies and Paleoenvironmental Implications
Kelsey Winsor, H. Allen Curran, Lisa Greer, Bosiljka Glumac
PALAIOS
... reducing competition for food and space for the euryhaline serpulids (e.g., ten Hove, 1979; Ferrero et al., 2005). Schlogl et al. (2008) ¨ provided...
2012
Variability In Sedimentological and Ichnological Signatures Across A River-Dominated Delta Deposit: Peay Sandstone Member (Cenomanian) of the Northern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, U.S.A
Trevor J. Hurd, Christopher R. Fielding, Andrew J. Hutsky
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... (water depth, current and wave energy levels, oxygen and food availability, water salinity, substrate consistency, and other variables) in optimum...
2014
Intense Naticid Drilling Predation on Turritelline Gastropods from Below the K-T Boundary at Rajahmundry, India.
Sumanta Mallick, Subhendu Bardhan, Shubhabrata Paul, Subham Mukherjee, Shiladri S. Das
PALAIOS
.... In many ecosystems competition for food and space are important ecological limiting factors that may control abundance and diversity of species (Menge...
2013
Guidebook to the Geology and Geography of the Henry Mountain Region; Guidebook to the Geology of Utah, Number 1
Chas. B. Hunt
Utah Geological Association
...: Carry water and food. If you plan on taking any of the side trips by car carry extra gasoline; much of the driving will be in low gear. 0.0 Begin...
1946
A paleoecologic comparison of two edrioasteroid (echinodermata) encrusted pavements from the Upper Ordovician Corryville Formation of Florence, Kentucky and the Miamitown Shale of Sharonville, Ohio U.S.A.
René A. Shroat-Lewis, Colin D. Sumrall, Michael L. Mckinney, David L. Meyer
PALAIOS
... Relationships Sessile organisms in marine communities must be able to acquire, and subsequently defend, substratum in order to obtain food, sunlight...
2014
A Brief Summary of Oil Industry Folklore
Herman K. Trabish
Petroleum History Institute
... past the eleventh hour, the obsessed hero brings home the gusher. It is the stuff of Boarding house food in places like Titusville and Beaumont...
2006
SPINICAUDATANS FROM THE UPPER JURASSIC OF ARGENTINA AND THEIR PALEOENVIRONMENTS
MATEO D. MONFERRAN, NORA G. CABALERI, OSCAR F. GALLEGO, CLAUDIA ARMELLA, MARIANA CAGNONI
PALAIOS
..., since this could have been the food resource for the spinicaudatans. These taxa are selective deposit feeders and their diet is based almost...
2016
Resolving the Architecture of a Complex, Low-Accommodation Unit Using High-Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy and Ichnology: The Late Permian Freitag Formation in the Denison Trough, Queensland, Australia
Christopher R. Fielding, Kerrie L. Bann, Jonathon D. Trueman
Special Publications of SEPM
... expression of the Skolithos Ichnofacies (Fig. 13), consistent with and is constantly replenished with food material (Pemberton et sedimentation within...
2009
Diagenesis in Pelletted Limestones
F. W. Beales
Special Publications of SEPM
... and will be consid later in this paper sediment for the little food contained therein Whatever most the pelletting of them left majority...
1965