palaeontology
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Insect 'palaeontology' depends on assigning fossils to extant taxa usually on the basis of wing characters.
Wells synthesises the genetic evidence with current research in geology, 'palaeontology' , archaeology, anthropology and linguistics to make a robust case for his account of the human journey.
The nine cored boreholes, four of which encountered chert beds, provide evidence of the stratigraphy, structure, 'palaeontology' and depositional setting of the Rhynie and Windyfield cherts.
And the same objection can be raised against any of the historical sciences including astronomy, evolutionary biology, geology and 'palaeontology' .
Its biennial meetings in Strasbourg are major events in the geological calendar and the programmes include papers on most aspects of the Earth sciences, including 'palaeontology' .
Other officers are involved in specialist work on matters such as ornithology, marine and freshwater ecology, 'palaeontology' and genetically modified organisms.
He envisioned the nature of science and understood the roles of 'palaeontology' , zoological geography, and animal psychology.
Amongst the group were experts in environmental management, ecology, geology, 'palaeontology' , climatology and economics.
In an attempt to resolve this conundrum, we have carried out multidisciplinary research involving field studies, radiometric dating, geochemistry, 'palaeontology' and palaeomagnetism.
But there should be some mechanism that protects the rare fossils and the important sites that the science of 'palaeontology' depends upon.
His conclusion solves one of the greatest mysteries in the study of 'palaeontology' or fossils.
The sixty pages on 'palaeontology' emphasize geology and stratigraphy and chiefly illustrate trilobites.
In practice, the book is a rambling history of discoveries, geology, astronomy, 'palaeontology' , chaos theory and graphing techniques with more than a few unqualified generalisations.
After publication of the palaeomagnetic results, other field studies have supported this hypothesis on the basis of 'palaeontology' and stratigraphy and matching of Devonian palaeocurrents and structural patterns.
The integration of molecular biology and 'paleontology' can address many large-scale questions.
Many 'paleontologists' study Pleistocene fossils in order to understand the climates of the past.
Numerous recent studies in vertebrate 'paleontology' have focused on reconstructing the ecology of terrestrial fossil communities.
We found no 'palaeontological' evidence for marine conditions in the Falklands Permian succession.
The demise of the highly successful cycadeoids at the end of the Cretaceous, while the modern cycads persisted, is another 'paleontological' enigma.
Second, there are many stratigraphical and 'palaeontological' similarities in the Palaeogene successions of the Hampshire and London basins.
There is more to 'paleontology' than just using fossils to estimate the ages of rocks or their past environmental settings.
With a geologic focus, many 'paleontologists' rarely considered the biology of their study organisms.
The specimens are kept in one main hall, which can be reached by going through an area of large geological, mineralogical, and 'paleontological' items.
Not only is phylogeny important for understanding paleontology, but 'paleontology' in turn contributes to phylogeny.
This is not a matter of altering 'paleontology' to please molecular biology.
In one refuge cave, a 'palaeontologist' is excavating a Pleistocene tapir skeleton.
Instead, geologists and 'paleontologists' use stratigraphic names.
The questions are geological, 'paleontological' , and mineralogical - and not easy.
Many of the spectacular advances in the geological realm in recent years have inspired 'palaeontologists' and their kin to compose but not to publish formally some quite respectable lines.
Be an expert on mineralogy, geology, 'paleontology' or anything-ology.
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