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Topics in Geobiology : Process and Bias Through Time - Peter A. Allison

Topics in Geobiology

Process and Bias Through Time

By: Peter A. Allison (Editor), David J. Bottjer (Editor)

Paperback | 2 January 2013 | Edition Number 2

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1. Taphonomy: bias and process through time

Peter A. Allison & David J. Bottjer

2. Taphonomic overprints on biodiversity: a database approach to the quantification of Phanerozoic trends

Austin Hendy & Carl Brett

3. Taphonomy of shelly taxa through time: were aragonitic infauna selectively dissolved?

V.Paul Wright & Lesley Cherns

4. Taphonomy of shelly taxa through time: shell durability in mixed carbonate/clastic sequences

Carl E. Brett, Austin Hendy, Peter A. Allison

5. Taphonomy of animal organic skeletons though time

Neal Gupta & D.E.G.Briggs

6. Molecular taphonomy of plant organic skeletons

Margaret E. Collinson

7. The relationship between continental landscape evolution and the plant-fossil record: Long term hydrologic controls on preservation

Robert A. Gastaldo & Timothy M. Demko

8. Hierarchical control of terrestrial vertebrate taphonomy over space and time: Discussion of mechanisms and implications for vertebrate paleobiology

Christopher Noto

9. Taphonomy of carbonate microfacies through time

James Nebelsick, Michael Rasser, & Davide Bassi

10. Taphonomy of reefs through time

Rachel Wood

11. Silicification through time

Susan Butts and D.E.G. Briggs

12. Phosphatization through the Phanerozoic

Steve Dornbos

13. Three-dimensional morphological (CLSM) and chemical (Raman) imagery of cellularly mineralized fossils

J. William Schopf, Abhishek B. Tripathi, & Anatoliy B. Kudryavtsev

14. Taphonomy in temporally unique settings: Precambrian Lagerstatte - out of this world?

Nicola McLoughlin, David Wacey, & Martin Brasier

15. Taphonomy in temporally unique settings: the Ediacaran interval

Jonathan Antcliffe, Richard Callow, & Martin Brasier

16. Mass extinctions and changing taphonomic processes

Margaret L. Fraiser, Matthew Clapham, & David J, Bottjer

Industry Reviews

From the reviews of the second edition:

"Taphonomy remains an essential component in resolving biases inherent in the fossil record ... . Allison (Imperial College London, UK) and Bottjer (Univ. of Southern California) assembled an impressive cast of leading authorities for the completely rewritten second edition of Taphonomy ... . The text is well written and consistent across chapter authors, and ample illustrations and an extensive index ... . Summing Up: Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through professionals/practitioners." (C. A. McRoberts, Choice, Vol. 48 (10), June, 2011)

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