- A
biochron (from the Gr**** bios, life; and khronos, time) is the
length of time
represented by a
biostratigraphic zone.
Biochrons are
named after characteristic...
- parts.
Located near the
entrance was the zoo's
museum of evolution, the
Biochron, with its name
being derived from the Gr****
words "bios" (meaning life)...
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labelling of
Lower Cretaceous sediments of east Asia the
Psittacosaurus biochron. In 1922,
American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn took part in the...
- The
length of time
represented by a
biostratigraphic zone is
called a
biochron. The
concept of a
biozone was
first established by the 19th
century paleontologist...
- the
Villafranchian and the
following Galerian has been
placed as its own
biochron, the Epivillafranchian,
coincident with the end of the
Early Pleistocene...
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- anhydrobiosis, anoxybiosis, antibiotic, astrobiology, autobiography, biocentrism,
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- (= Rhea cf. R. mesopotamica). In case of
belonging to this species, its
biochron begins to
extend into the past,
being then
understood from the late Miocene...
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biochronology framework in
Europe at Jaramillo: The
Epivillafranchian as a
formal biochron".
Quaternary International. 389: 84–89. Bibcode:2015QuInt.389...84B. doi:10...
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Heckert recognized five
biochrons based on the
presence of
aetosaurs throughout the
Chinle Group. The
number of
biochrons grew to 11 in a 2007 study...
