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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"faunal change"”.

  1. Stratigraphic Distribution, Taphonomy, and Isotope Paleoecology of the Dinosaurian Fauna in the latest Campanian lower Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Alberta, Canada

    … of fossils are a consequence of this change in accommodation and sediment supply through time. Fossil evidence does not indicate a faunal change through time, but changes in climate through time resulted in a reduction in organic-rich mudrocks and coal, an increase in soil development, …

    ncsu Repository record for Stratigraphic Distribution, Taphonomy, and Isotope Paleoecology of the Dinosaurian Fauna in the latest Campanian lower Horseshoe Canyon Formation, Alberta, Canada (opens in a new tab)

  2. Faunal and human biogeography during the Terminal Pleistocene.

    … rhinos, are part of a complex and changing faunal and environmental system. The dynamic processes leading to faunal change (including extinction) are currently not fully understood. In order to unravel these biogeographical processes, which may take decennia up to millennia, the latter part …

    bournemouth Repository record for Faunal and human biogeography during the Terminal Pleistocene. (opens in a new tab)

  3. Island Biodiversity and Human Palaeoecology in the Philippines: A zooarchaeological study of Late Quaternary faunas

    … a zooarchaeological analysis of Late Quaternary faunal assemblages from the Philippines, ca. 25,000 to 2,000 years ago. The research utilises several approaches within a broad ecological framework. The first element of the ecological approach is informed by zooarchaeology’s niche in palaeoecology …

    cambridge Repository record for Island Biodiversity and Human Palaeoecology in the Philippines: A zooarchaeological study of Late Quaternary faunas (opens in a new tab)

  4. Fish Community Assembly in the Missouri River Basin

    … tributary basins. They also showed that fish faunal similarity among tributary drainages corresponded closely to geography. These findings were expected because there is a strong environmental gradient of increasing cold from downstream to upstream along the Missouri River, which, along with …

    sdstate Repository record for Fish Community Assembly in the Missouri River Basin (opens in a new tab)