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Experimental Approaches to Understanding Fossil Organisms
XVII, 420 p. 130 illus., 45 illus. in color. online resource.
Paleontologists and geologists struggle with research questions often complicated by the loss or even absence of key paleobiological and paleoenvironmental information. Insight into this missing data can be gained through direct exploration of analogous living organisms and modern environments. Creative, experimental, and interdisciplinary treatments of such ancient-Earth analogs form the basis of this volume. It unites a diverse range of expert paleontologists, neontologists, and geologists presenting case studies that cover a spectrum of topics, including functional morphology, taphonomy, environments, and organism-substrate interactions.
Part I Functional Morphology -- Part II Taphonomy and Environment -- Part III Organism-Substrate Interaction.
edited by Daniel I. Hembree, Brian F. Platt, Jon J. Smith.