micropaleontology


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mi·cro·pa·le·on·tol·o·gy

 (mī′krō-pā′lē-ŏn-tŏl′ə-jē, -ən-)
n.
The branch of paleontology that deals with microfossils.
mi′cro·pa′le·on′to·log′ic (-ŏn′tl-ŏj′ĭk), mi′cro·pa′le·on′to·log′i·cal adj.
mi′cro·pa′le·on·tol′o·gist n.
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Noun1.micropaleontology - the paleontology of microfossilsmicropaleontology - the paleontology of microfossils  
fossilology, palaeontology, paleontology - the earth science that studies fossil organisms and related remains
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(ed.): Micropaleontology and hydrocarbon exploration in the Middle East.
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We have a fossil record here where we're able to resolve daily, weekly, monthly, yearly changes," Timothy Bralower, a micropaleontology professor at Pennsylvania State University and coauthor of a paper describing the findings, said in a statement Wednesday.
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[6] described the micropaleontology of Paleocene rock unit ( Lockhart Limestone) in Central Salt Range.
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Introducation to Marine Micropaleontology. Elsevier, New york.
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In Introduction to Marine Micropaleontology (Haq, B.
Ontogeny of the ostracod Conchoprimitia osekensis (Pribyl, 1979) from the Darriwilian of the Prague Basin (Czech Republic)/Praha basseini (Tsehhi Vabariik) Darriwili ostrakoodi Conchoprimitia osekensis (Pribyl, 1979) ontogenees
First, the term "fitolitaries" was introduced by the German scientist, a foreign member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the founder of micropaleontology Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg, who established their biogenic origin [1].
First data on the phytoliths of some medicinal plants of Primorye region, Russian Federation

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