Titlebook: Micropaleontology; Principles and Appli Pratul Kumar Saraswati,M.S. Srinivasan Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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Pratul Kumar Saraswati,M. S. Srinivasanwhen it contains references to brain studies, just as an object is expected to be more “beautiful” when decorated. I give three increasingly powerful examples of neuro-ornamentation. They all presuppose the Correspondence Premise stating that for every psychological event there is a corresponding ne

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Pratul Kumar Saraswati,M. S. Srinivasanks of patient cards featuring the presence or absence of a specific disease along with the presence or absence of a specific symptom. Nearly all participants reported that the symptom was associated with the disease, so that the symptom would be useful for diagnostic purposes, although it occurred e

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Taphonomy and Quality of the Fossil Records to the live community. The organisms after death undergo a complex transition from biosphere to lithosphere. The decay of the organic matter, post-mortem transport of the shells and their dissolution and diagenesis prior to and after burial under sediments determine the fidelity of the fossil reco

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Microfossil Biomineralization and Biogeochemistrycount for ~25 % of present-day world carbonate production. The major minerals produced by microfossils include calcium carbonate, phosphate and amorphous silica. The chapter discusses carbonate and silica biomineralization in microfossils. Organisms construct their shells through precipitation of mi

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Basic Concepts of Ecologyo the basis for paleoenvironmental interpretation. The fundamental approach to paleoecology is uniformitarian in nature. There can, however, be several lines of evidence in paleoecology, including genetics, taphonomy, paleobiogeochemistry and stable isotopes. The various ecologic aspects of oceanic

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Calcareous-Walled Microfossils to the Protista kingdom. Their tests generally range in size from 0.1 to 1.0 mm, but some of them attain a size of up to 10 cm. The ostracodes are microscopic crustaceans forming a distinct class, Ostracoda. Their carapaces are usually 0.5–2.0 mm long, but some forms reach a size of 30 mm. The cocc

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