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1. Paleoenvironment Evolution In The Okinawa Trough During The Late Pleistocene And Holocene
2. Characteristics Of Marine Paleoenvironment Evolution In The Northern Okinawa Trough Since 7500aBP
3. A Tentative Study On Development Of A Diatom-based Transfer Function For Quantitative Sea-level Reconstruction In The Yangtze Delta, China
4. A Late Ediacaran Problematic Microfossil Biota And Its Depositional Environment From Nanjiang, Sichuan Province
5. The Upper Ordovician Microfossil Assemblage From The Xilingxia Section In Quyuan Town,Zigui,Hubei
6. Microfossil Indictor To Coastal Sedimentary Process During Storm
7. The Study Of Ediacaran Phosphatized "Embryo-like" Microfossils From Zhenba,Southern Shaan'xi
8. Origin And Type Of Organic Matter,Microbial Assemblages And Their Influence On Organic Matter Preservation Of Early Cambrian In The Yangtze Plate
9. Terminal Ediacaran Microfossil Biota From The Northwestern Margin Of The Yangtze Platform
10. Microfossils And Siliceous Rock Of The Lower Cambrian Kuanchuanpu Formation From Southern Shaanxi
11. Albian to Turonian sedimentation and microfossil assemblages in the Northern Western Interior Sea: Peel Plateau region (Northwest Territories, Canada)
12. Rupture Models of the Great 1700 Cascadia Earthquake Based on Microfossil Paleoseismic Observations
13. Stratigraphic, microfossil, and geochemical analysis of the neoproterozoic uinta mountain group, Utah: Evidence for a eutrophication event?
14. Stratigraphy, fossil distribution, and depositional environments of the upper Bridger Formation (middle Eocene) of southwestern Wyoming, and the taphonomy of an unusual Bridger microfossil assemblage
15. Acritarchs And Some Tubular Microfossils From The Edicaran Doushantuo Formation In South China
16. Radiolaria And Coexisting Microfossils From The Early Cambrian Deep-water Chert In South China
17. Chronostratigraphy And Biostratigraphy Studies Of The Tongjiazhuang Formation,Tumen Group In Shandong Province
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