Titlebook: Ancient Sedimentary Environments and the Habitats of Living Organisms; Introduction to Pala Jean-Claude Gall Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berl

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Shailaja Rego,Naresh Kumar,P. N. Mukherjeef the adaptive characters of fossil organisms and an understanding of their significance forms an important part of the reconstruction of fossil environments. This is the aim of functional morphology. Broadly, the function of various structures can be reconstructed from the morphology of the hard parts preserved by fossilisation.

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Wie kommt es zu einer Abhängigkeit?s a fissure infilling in Jurassic limestones. The Quaternary sedimentary infill of the cave is more than 7 m thick; the upper part of this infill was deposited between the end of the third and last phase of the . and the beginning of the .. It was excavated in 1967 by a team headed by H. de Lumley.

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Modes of Lifef the adaptive characters of fossil organisms and an understanding of their significance forms an important part of the reconstruction of fossil environments. This is the aim of functional morphology. Broadly, the function of various structures can be reconstructed from the morphology of the hard parts preserved by fossilisation.

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Evidence of Biological Activityhe difficulties of interpreting this sort of palaeontological evidence are unique: eggs, coprolites and trails are very rarely found associated with their maker. In the majority of cases, the makers are unknown.

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The Decazeville Coal Basin late Stephanian times, detrital sediments with frequent intercalations of coal were deposited in this basin. The sediments can be divided into six supergroups, with a total thickness of 1800 m (Fig. 104).

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The Acheulian Hunters’ Cave at Le Lazarets a fissure infilling in Jurassic limestones. The Quaternary sedimentary infill of the cave is more than 7 m thick; the upper part of this infill was deposited between the end of the third and last phase of the . and the beginning of the .. It was excavated in 1967 by a team headed by H. de Lumley.