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Paleontology--Devonian No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Eocene No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Jurassic No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Mesozoic No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Miocene No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Oligocene No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Ordovician No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Paleozoic No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Permian No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Pleistocene No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Pliocene No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Pre-Cambrian No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Quaternary No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Rhaetic No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Silurian No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Tertiary No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology--Triassic No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleontology, Zoological No definition provided Christopher Rauch 2023.12.01
Paleopermafrost Soil, rock or organics that had been subjected to temperatures below 0C for several consecutive years in the past. Often, micro-indicators of paleopermafrost are visible on geological profiles, such a s ice wedge shapes, soil particle sorting or paleo-cryoturbation. Paleopermafrost is identified using micro-morphological indicators, such as vesicular or lamellar structures, structures of compacted silt deposits and transport, preferential orientation of certain grain sizes, structural plane banded, laminar micro-frost weathering, carbonation and hydrolysis of Fe. Signs of paleopermafrost are important indicators for the reproducing paleo-climatic conditions since it indicates possible variations in the 0C isotherm, and indirectly provides information on paleo-temperatures and when the mean annual soil temperatures increased above freezing. This phenomenon can be observed Patagonia and the Andes. GCW Glossary 2023.03.27
paleoproterozoic No definition provided Ryan McGranaghan 2023.04.16
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