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Paleontology Practical Manual: Invertebrate Macrofossils

Paleontology Practical Manual: Invertebrate Macrofossils

Hardcover

Series: Springer Geology

EvolutionGeologyPaleontology

PREORDER - Expected ship date February 24, 2027

ISBN10: 3032333172
ISBN13: 9783032333179
Publisher: Springer
Published: Feb 24 2027
Pages: 550
Language: English
Identifying and describing a specimen (extant or extinct) is not just a challenge for students and early researchers but is also the first step in doing any form of environmental analyses (of the past and the present) and the depositional history of a basin based on correct species identification. Additionally, a sound specimen identification is a prerequisite for refined biostratigraphic correlations (local, regional or global). Hence, identifying a specimen based on its morphological characteristics is fundamental for improving taxonomy (paleontological systematics). Most such identifications for a student (or even for a researcher who is starting to take his first steps) are very difficult as there is a general lack of books outlining the specimen's morphological characteristics. Due to this lack of available illustrated study material, teaching in paleontological laboratories is not just tedious, time consuming, and cumbersome but also difficult. The present practical book with over 1000 well-labelled illustrated diagrams of paleontological specimens aims to fill this gap and also provides a much-needed supplementary text for a corresponding theory class.

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