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Gaurav Pareek,B. R. Purushothamained section about 30 m thick, comprising the whole sequence of seven planorbid beds. Of the 53 species found, 44 occur in the basic sediment layers, the . beds. In contrast, all of the subsequent beds contain 16 species, and only seven species withstood the extinction at the . boundary. This may be

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Saroj Kumar Panigrahy,Bibhu Prasad Dash,Sathya Babu Korra,Ashok Kumar Turuk,Sanjay Kumar Jenaough to merit comparison in spite of the differences in technique. The procedure involved in my own studies consisted principally of two criteria (Warburg 1964), firstly, the behaviour of an individual and secondly, the behaviour of a small group of animals (up to 10). With the first criterion I use

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