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Sea Lions as Geological Agents
C. A. Fleming
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... habitually take up and swallow pebbles, probably, as suggested by Turner (1887), to assist the trituration of food in the stomach; alternative suggestions have...
1951
A Method for Sampling Fine-grained Surface Sediments in Intertidal Areas: METHOD PAPER
Franz E. Anderson, Luther F. Black
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
..., investigators at the University of New Hampshire and the University of Maine began an investigation of the active layer as a potential food source of Mya...
1980
Green food through time
Ellen D. Currano
PALAIOS
...Green food through time Ellen D. Currano PALAIOS, 2010, v. 25, p. 547–549 Spotlight DOI: 10.2110/palo.2010.S05 SPOTLIGHT GREEN FOOD THROUGH TIME...
2010
The Archeological Sequence and Native American Land Use in Jackson Hole
Gary A. Wright
Wyoming Geological Association
... produce over 100 bulbs per m2 and up to 17 additional edible species. Secondly, at one elevation, for a short period of the year, food is plentiful...
1980
Introduction, Brief History, and Chosen Approach
Amos Salvador,
AAPG Special Volumes
... food, clean fresh water, fuel for transportation, the generation of electricity, and the production of heat, it is at the core of economic and social...
2005
Looming Crisis for Humanity not Oil but Water: The Indian Example; #80736 (2022)
Naresh Kumar
Search and Discovery.com
... at one time to raise the standards of living and provide plentiful food for the population appear to have worsened the crisis many years later. Population...
2022
Ecological Niches of Radiolarians, Planktonic Foraminiferans and Pteropods Inferred from Studies on Living Forms in the Gulf of Mexico and Adjacent Waters
Richard Casey , Linda Gust , Ann Leavesley , Damon Williams , Richard Reynolds , Theo Duis , Joan Mussler Spaw
GCAGS Transactions
... of mucus, which contain food particals comprised of microplankton and organic matter (Be and Gilmer, 1971). This feeding pattern fits well...
1979
SOLID FUEL ENERGY, THE FUTURE OF EASTERN MONTANA
S. L. GROFF
Montana Geological Society
... Phase 4 (food products and chemicals) 1995—indefinite Probably few of us here today...
1969
Petroleum in European Recovery Program
Max W. Ball
AAPG Bulletin
.... Western Europe's hope of an adequate food supply, for example, lies in increased domestic production through increased use of mechanized farm...
1948
The Macroproblem of Modernization: General
Harlan Cleveland
AAPG Special Volumes
... an enormous quantum of effort, equivalent (says the Club of Rome) to a thousand years of past construction. We can probably grow enough food for a world...
1976
Major John Wesley Powell, Colorado River Pioneer
D. L. Baars
Four Corners Geological Society
... in the naming of their fourth boat and called it the No-Name. The large boats were loaded with 2000 pounds of supplies for 10 months. The food consisted...
1969
EARTHQUAKE†
ROBERT M. BURLEY
Montana Geological Society
... working together very smoothly by that time, as they always do in a crisis. Everyone had pooled their food together, and the ladies started...
1960
On the Road in Central Utah
M. Dane Picard
Utah Geological Association
... it is easy to find a church, but hard to buy a book. Main Street is a dusty string joining several blocks of stores, gas stations, fast-food shops...
1980
ABSTRACT: Rare-earth Element Systematics in Upper Permian Mineralized Coal, Southwestern Guizhou Province, P.R. China
Harvey E. Belkin, Baoshan Zheng, Robert B. Finkelman
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... 100 ppm to 3 weight percent (on a whole-coal basis). Domestic combustion of these coals for use in heating, cooking, and drying food stuffs has lead...
2003
Abstract: Using Process Ichnology to Refine Interpretations of Sedimentary Rocks; #90172 (2014)
Murray K. Gingras, James A. MacEachern, Shahin E. Dashtgard
Search and Discovery.com
... distributed bioturbation is generally associated with readily available food and oxygen, and slow, continuous sedimentation. This is mainly the result...
2014
Palo Duro Canyon
Floyd V. Studer
Panhandle (Texas) Geological Society
... gold, but food, clothing and a better climate than the bleak wastes of Siberia. Some of them lived here in the Panhandle and left as their heritage...
1955
Brine Production and Utilization From the Salt Sands of the Pottsville Series
Robert E. Greter
Appalachian Geological Society
..., Field Engineer Westvaco Chemical Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. The geology of the Salts Sands is and has been neglected in most...
1949
Geological Notes and Statistics on Oil and Gas Development of South-Central Kentucky
Coleman D. Hunter, Woodson Diamond
Appalachian Geological Society
... / ' ..., ,Y.~... • "" j '!" • + I "" / " " ' , ,-.../A 0 A I R /', COL~NBIA 0',.",. OLIBEOTV ""\ . / GOEENSBUOG ,J o STAN FOOD .4l...
1949
An Overview of Geothermal Exploration and Development in Nevada
Joy Hyde
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... March 22-April30. 1979. GEOTHERMAL FOOD PROCESSORS, INC. BRADY HOT SPRINGS Geothermal Food Processors, Inc., the first food dehydration plant utilizing...
1979
Dedication
Lowell R. Laudon
Dallas Geological Society
... equally interesting geology and afforded cooler climes (and climbs) and better fishing for food and fun, another one of “Doc” Laudon’s many...
1975
Abstract: Exploration and Production Opportunities in the Soviet Union
Max G. Pitcher
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
..., capital has been diverted from the oil and gas industry to consumer goods, food and housing. Thus an already bad situation in regard to oil and gas has...
1991
Memorial: Park J. Jones (1904-1963)
University of Houston
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... from saplings; trapped and fished for his food; and of course placer-mined extensively. He often said, however, that he was far more successful...
1964
Memorial: Harold E. McNeil (1910-1965)
Delbert Costa
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... to be poliomyelitis. The illness affected his jaw muscles and for a long time it was difficult for him to obtain suitable food in the field. He accepted his...
1966
Abstract: The Acrothoracican and Rhizocephalan Barnacles of Florida and Surrounding Waters
Norman E. Weisbord
GCAGS Transactions
... Loxothylacus texanus, thus diminishing the ultimate catch of this important food source. A similar infestation of the edible king crab (Paralithodes...
1975
Memorial: W. O. Leutenegger (1903-1972)
H. Anderegg, H. H. Renz
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... prisoners in the Japanese concentration camps, he played a substantial part in bringing food and medical supplies to the interned, with a total...
1973