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Springer Taphonomy: Process and Bias Through Time (Vol 32)

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Description

Taphonomic bias is a constant factor in the fossil record, but understanding how these processes change over time is a significant challenge for researchers. This volume, part of the Topics in Geobiology series, addresses the pressing concern of how taphonomic bias has varied across different geological ages. This book brings together contributions from both new and established researchers in the field. The authors use a combination of laboratory, field, and database techniques to characterize and quantify both temporal and spatial variations in taphonomic bias. Instead of simply working with a fixed biased data set, this work explores the complexities of a bias that shifts through time. Whether you are studying the preservation of biological remains or analyzing geological data, this text provides a foundation for asking the right questions about the fossil record. It offers a deep look into the methods used to study these changing processes, making it a valuable resource for those working in geobiology and paleontology.

Key Features

Explores how taphonomic processes and biases change over different geological periods.

Includes research from a mix of established and new scientists in the geobiology field.

Utilizes diverse methodologies including laboratory work, field studies, and database techniques.

Focuses on quantifying both the spatial and temporal variations in taphonomic bias.

Provides a framework for identifying and asking the right questions regarding the fossil record.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
04 November 2010
Listed Since
13 November 2009

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