New Canid Remains from Dolores Formation, late Pleistocene-early Holocene, Uruguay
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DOI: 10.1007/s10914-017-9387-8
Abstract: The fossil record of carnivorous mammals in Uruguay is scarce and fragmentary, but informative. In the present contribution, two new records of canids allocated in sediments of the Dolores Formation (late Pleistocene-early Holocene) are described.… read more here.
Keywords: pleistocene early; formation; dolores formation; early holocene ... See more keywords
Modular skeletons from the Mural Formation (late early Cambrian), Canadian Rocky Mountains: possible hypercalcified sponges
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DOI: 10.1017/jpa.2025.10106
Abstract: Abstract Macroscopic, modular, morphologically simple skeletons occur in the uppermost Mural Formation (Cambrian, Epoch 2, Bonnia–Olenellus Biozone), west-central Alberta and adjacent east-central British Columbia. They represent organisms that lived almost exclusively in reefal environments dominated… read more here.
Keywords: hypercalcified sponges; skeletons mural; modular skeletons; formation late ... See more keywords
Non-LTE line formation of Fe in late-type stars – IV. Modelling of the solar centre-to-limb variation in 3D
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DOI: 10.1093/mnras/stx673
Abstract: Our ability to model the shapes and strengths of iron lines in the solar spectrum is a critical test of the accuracy of the solar iron abundance, which sets the absolute zero-point of all stellar… read more here.
Keywords: non lte; line formation; lte line; formation late ... See more keywords
A Complex Association of Invertebrates, Vertebrates and Trace Fossils in the Marine Camacho Formation (Late Miocene of Uruguay): Biostratigraphy and Paleoenvironments
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DOI: 10.5710/amgh.29.02.2020.3327
Abstract: Abstract. A complex fossil association from the San Pedro Member of the Camacho Formation (late Miocene) in Puerto Arazatí, San José department, southern Uruguay, is documented in this paper. Situated at the base of the… read more here.
Keywords: late miocene; camacho formation; trace fossils; formation late ... See more keywords