Posts treating: "Tamura"
Monday, 27 July 2015
The 2015 International Foundation Congress and Equipment Expo was held in San Antonio back in March of this year. The proceedings from IFCEE 2015 are now available online and for purchase at the ASCE Library. However, they are offering a selection of papers for free for a limited time, you just need to be registered with ASCE Library. You can register for free to get access if you haven’t already.
Group Effects on Piles Behavior under Lateral Loading
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Lapisan berfosil di Taman Emas, Lipis dapat dicerap pada satu lapisan/horizon batu pasir yang bermiring kira-kira 30 darjah.Gambar dekat yang menunjukan lapisan batu pasir berfosilSerpihan-serpihan cengkerang Costatoria pada satah permukaan batu pasir. Terdapat 3 spesies Costatoria yang dapat dikenalpasti iaitu Costatoria goldfussi (Alberti), Costatoria inequicostata dan Costatoria jelairensis sp. nov. (Ahmad Rosli & Mohd Shafeea)Antara serpihan-serpihan cengkerang Costatoria yang dapat [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [2011-03-29 14:00:00]
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Cenozoic
Facebook has seen some pretty cool happenings lately in the paleo scene, so I figured I'd take the chance to point you to some groups and pages that will do nothing less than delight you to exhaustion. This post may have popped up in an earlier form in your reader of choice. Sorry about that!Carl Buell IllustrationWhen Glendon Mellow, John Hawks, and I discussed Science-Art at ScienceOnline in January, one of the artists we wanted to talk about was Carl Buell, highly esteemed for his [...]
Newly discovered from Malaysia, found close associated with Anisian ammonoids (Middle Triassic). Frenguilliela tonurensis were introduced and described by Kobayashi & Tamura (1966) based on single specimen found on Carnian rock strata (Late Triassic) in Tonur,
Above: A more speculative take on Genyornis by somebody (Nobu Tamura) who has never seen one in person. Licensed.As noted on the DML, the ABC is reporting on a pretty awesome find:http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/05/31/2913350.htmThat there is some Aboriginal rock art depicting the long-extinct Australian flightless dromornithid Genyornis newtoni. All paleontological evidence suggests that this bird became extinct at least 43 thousand years ago, based on the dating of eggshells. [...]
Sebanyak tiga spesies Costatoria telah dikenalpasti terdapat di satu singkapan batuan di Taman Emas, Lipis iaitu Costatoria ornata, Costatoria inaequinqostata dan Costatoria singapurensis. Kawasan penemuan mungkin adalah berhampiran dengan kawasan di mana Newton pada tahun 1900 menemui buat pertama kalinya fosil di Tanah Melayu pada ketika itu. Beliau menamakan batuan yang mempunyai fosil fauna Myophoria tersebut sebagai Batupasir Myophoria yang berusia Rhaethian, Trias Atas. Pada tahun 1923, [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [2010-05-26 23:46:00]
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I have a small request for paleontologists. Can we please give the letter "A" a rest when naming new dinosaur genera? See, I try to be cute when writing about new discoveries, and give the posts alliterative titles. It's only May and my options for "A" are wearing really thin. In the beginning, I planned on only using greetings. I figured that every letter of the alphabet would begin a greeting in at least one language. Well, that's out the window. So now, I'm reduced to pirate-talk when I want [...]
Above: Hyphalosaurus by Nobu Tamura. Licensed.This might be the first post where I deviate from the title of my blog... but this was too good to let pass. As first reported by Jocelynn Falconnet on the DML, here are two new papers that just came out about Hyphalosaurus baitaigouensis (a small, long-necked aquatic choristoderan from the Jiufotang Formation) reproduction:Ji Q., Wu X.-C. & Cheng Y.-N. 2010. Cretaceous choristoderan reptiles gave birth to live young. Naturwissenschaften 97(4): [...]
Antara sampel-sampel batuan dari lapisan Batupasir Myophoria yang kaya dengan fosil bivalvia terutamanya dari spesies Costatoria yang terkandung dalam batu lumpur di antara perlapisan batu pasir. Tidak ditemui lagi sebarang fosil ammonoid yang penting dalam menentukan usia geologi, mungkin kerana persekitaran pengenapan adalah di marin cetek yang tidak sesuai utk ammonoid hidup. Himpunan yang sama yang ditemui di QZ480 didapati berassosiasi dengan ammonoid berusia Anisian tengah, Trias Tengah. [...]
Bivalve Costatoria cf. cergarprahensis (Kobayashi&Tamura)Brachiopod "Rhynchonella" (s.l)Bivalve Cardium
