Titlebook: Extinction Events in Earth History; Proceedings of the P Erle G. Kauffman,Otto H. Walliser Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36660-5ble with shelly benthos are bio-events in the C.–C. interval of the Upper Llandovery, in the early Wenlock, late Wenlock, late Ludlow, Silurian-Devonian boundary, near the base of the Emsian, near the end of the Eifelian, and near the end of the Givetian. The last two coincide in time with what may

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Industrial System Engineering for Dronesarious event patterns and also for the “event ”concept itself are lacking. Event names do not help either to clarify its nature. Identification through lithostratigraphic terms, corresponding to settings and units where the events develop better, is proposed here. The remarkable vagueness in definit

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International Political Economy Seriesuences on different groups of organisms over a time span of more than 1 my. Therefore the term Kellwasser Crisis (KW Crisis) is introduced. Extraordinary episodes of the KW Crisis, like e.g. the Upper KW Horizon, develop stepwise, too. The KW Bio-event demands a multicausal explanation. A model of s

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Correction to: Industrial Waste Engineering, i.e. distinctly after Frasnian/Famennian reef extinction event. Stepwise termination of the Frasnian-type biotas was joined with successive sea-level fluctuations interfering with local tectonic activity, but diversified and locally abundant coral-dominated coelenterate communities, as well as pecu

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Evelina Ametova,Gabriel Probst,Wim Dewulfound the Permian-Triassic boundary, some major fossil groups (on the class and order level) became extinct; others passed from one system to the other with minor or major modifications; yet others sailed through with just ordinary, expectable, evolutionary changes. The evidence points toward the occ