-
identifying a
paleosol.
While this was
prompted by the need for more
stringent identification of
Precambrian paleosols, it is
applicable to
paleosols of any...
-
billion years old. The "problematic"
fossil Diskagma has been
found in
paleosols 2.2
billion years old. The
Neoarchean fossil Thuchomyces shares similarities...
- sediments. Later,
renewed sedimentation buried these soils to
create paleosols.
These paleosols are
identified on the
basis of the
presence of
structures and...
-
sediments are
preserved as
paleosols (fossilized soil), of
which there were
eight varieties,
labelled A
through H. Type A
paleosols are
sandy soils rich in...
-
multiple layers of
loess separated by
multiple well-defined
calcrete paleosols and
erosional unconformities. The
degree of
development of individual...
-
oldest of the
Alfisol paleosol forest soils are in the
paleosols of the
Aztec Siltstone in
Victoria Land, Antarctica. In the
paleosols of the
Aztec Siltstone...
- 1982,
Paleosols containing an
albic horizon:
examples from the
upper Carboniferous of
northern Britain in V.P. Wright, ed., pp. 87-111,
Paleosols: Their...
- 1982,
Paleosols containing an
albic horizon:
examples from the
upper Carboniferous of
northern Britain in V.P. Wright, ed., pp. 87-111,
Paleosols: Their...
-
activity and
other mechanical disturbances.
Fossil soil
horizons from
paleosols can be
found within sedimentary rock sequences,
allowing the
study of...
- weathering, they can bury soils,
allowing those soils to be
preserved as
paleosols.
Paleosols can
serve as
bounds for
overbank depositional sequences or alternate...
