Transportation of Rock Particles by Sea-Mammals

K. O. Emery

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... food (Schroeder and Wegeforth, 1935; C. M. Hermann personal communication). Schroeder has also noted that large numbers of pebbles are removed from...

Marine Mammals of the Southern California Bight

Mark Pierson

Pacific Section SEPM

... in southern California waters. The cetaceans consist of two groups: the mysticetes, or large baleen whales, which feed by filtering their food...

Cavemen of Langkawi

Lee Chai Peng

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... the bone marrow for food), tooth of a large herbivore and lots of shells of freshwater , brackish and marine molluscs including the common freshwater...

Biogenic Sedimentary Structures Formed By Rays

James D. Howard, Taylor V. Mayou, Richard W. Heard

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... make excavations by flapping their "wings" in order to erode the substrate hydraulically and thereby obtain benthic organisms for food. Subsequently...

Abstract: Status and Future of Biofuels; #90063 (2007)

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Understanding Enterprise and Industry Transition Through the Use of Coal Seam Water in Agriculture: A Case Study of Chinchilla District, Queensland; #41650 (2015)

David Monckton, Jim Cavaye, Sue Vink, Neil Huth

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... given by author. For all other rights contact author directly. 1 School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, St Lucia Campus, The University of Queensland...

Repurposing Trenton-Black River Gas Fields as Low-Temperature Geothermal Reservoirs in New York State, #80495 (2015).

Erin Camp, Teresa Jordan, Matthew Hornbach, Maria Richards, Xiaoning He, Zachary Frone, Kelydra Welcker

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...–100°C) thermal energy needs in the United States, in applications such as space heating, warming greenhouses, desalinization, food drying...

A Guide to the Upper Permian and Quaternary of North Central Texas, Frontmatter

W. C. Hamilton, Jr.

North Texas Geological Society

... Advertising W. L. Pennington, Consultant TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN John Thornton, Consultant Food Roy R. Shourd, Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp...

Geology of the Late Paleozoic Horseshoe Atoll, West Texas

D. A. Myers, P. T. Stafford, R. J. Burnside

Panhandle (Texas) Geological Society

... contributed food to organisms growing on the atoll. In early Woilfcamp time large amounts of clay and silt filled the eastern and northern parts...

ABSTRACT: The Exploration of the Role And Benefits of Solar Photovoltaic Energy Production in the Diversification of Jamaicas Energy Mix

Kamiruu Clark, Dr. Xsitaaz Chadee, Alston Stoddard, Brandon Cuffie

Geological Society of Trinidad & Tobago

... is a Renewable Energy Technology (RET) approach with little research and impact in Trinidad and Tobago beyond rudimentary applications in food preparation...

Oklahoma Panhandle; Cradle of North American Civilization

Panhandle (Texas) Geological Society

... of the Alcan highway and following the eastern slope of the Rockies. While arid, the Cimarron had water and good living quarters. Food was abundant. Cliff...

ABSTRACT: Investigation and Analysis of Hot Water Generation using a modified Parabolic Solar Dish

Stephen Jagdeo

Geological Society of Trinidad & Tobago

... rudimentary applications in food preparation and water purification schemes. The driving force behind this Solar Thermal Concept is direct and uninterrupted...

Clues to the medieval destabilization of the Nebraska Sand Hills, USA, from ancient pocket gopher burrows

Rebecca L. Schmeisser, David B. Loope, David A. Wedin

PALAIOS

... to survive in areas of remaining vegetation for a short time, but in a relatively short period of time, they were unable to reach their food sources...

Good, Bad or Ugly: All a Matter of Perspective?

Jane Lovell

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

... physiological needs – food and warmth. Our industries also play a vital role in building and maintaining the social and economic fabric of our regional...

Abstract: Trails from The Vienna Woods: Paleoenvironments and Trace Fossils of Upper Cretaceous Sievering Formation, Vienna, Austria, by J. P. Kern; #90972 (1976).

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Abstract: Coiling Ratios in Planktonic Foraminifera: Adaptive Strategy and Paleoenvironmental Interpretation, by Jere H. Lipps; #90976 (1976).

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ABSTRACT: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the Environment: Origin and Occurrence

M. A. Kruge

The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)

... will enter the food chain due to scavenging by infauna. :- : : . In urban areas, it is of course desirable for public health reasons to know...

Abstract: Llama-Supported Geological Field Work in the Brooks Range, Alaska

John T. Dillon, James L. Faiks

Pacific Section SEPM

... rivers. Since they are avid foragers, minimal food was p a c k e d for the llamas. Bears were sighted during the trip, but none approached the group...

Conquest of the Barranca de Cobre: Abstract

Russell J. Ford

Tulsa Geological Society

... in climbing out of the canyon, after having gone five days without food, and reported their companions lost and starving. The writer, along with Rex Moore...

The Pre-History of Tulsa County

Ward F. Weakly

Tulsa Geological Society

... about how these early men lived or about their general pattern of culture. They probably lived in small groups obtaining their food by hunting...

Abstract: Gastropod Radulae--Their Potential in Fossil Record, by Paul R. Krutak; #90968 (1977).

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Abstract: Gastropod Radulae: Their Potential in the Fossil Record, by Paul R. Krutak; #90967 (1977).

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NEW GAS

Mariel Rëitsma

GEO ExPro Magazine

... their supply chain. For example, the UK's food-grade carbon dioxide supply was cut by 60 % in GEOLOGICAL CO2 There are several ways in which CO2...

Abstract: Biota and Biologic Processes of Continental Slope, by Gilbert T. Rowe, Richard L. Haedrich; #90961 (1978).

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Abstract: Energy, Resources, and Environment Management--Base for Regional Cooperation for Asian Region, by M. T. Zen; #90962 (1978).

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