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Only the Pelecypoda and Gastropoda met all of our requirements. Chitons and scaphopods are not widely enough distributed to be of use in the field, but, being mollusks, they have been included in the statistical samples. The pioneering work of Turney, done in 1958 and published in 1972 (turney and Perkins, showed that the clams and snails are distributed in an understandable manner. The present study extends and refines the basic patterns recognized by Turney.
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Only the Pelecypoda and Gastropoda met all of our requirements. Chitons and scaphopods are not widely enough distributed to be of use in the field, but, being mollusks, they have been included in the statistical samples. The pioneering work of Turney, done in 1958 and published in 1972 (turney and Perkins, showed that the clams and snails are distributed in an understandable manner. The present study extends and refines the basic patterns recognized by Turney.
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Summary of sampling; Recognized biofacies with abbreviations; Biofacies structure; The Ubiquitous Taxa; Percentages of the most abundant taxa in the Central and Lucina Biofacies; Percentages of the most abundant taxa in the Caecum Group of biofacies; Critical Bingo Board taxa; Freshwater taxa that can be added to the Bingo Board; Basic Bingo Board layout; Pelecypod taxa with counts above; Pelecypod taxa with counts less than; Pelecypod taxa with non-uniform valves; Localities in Florida Bay; Structure of the Northern Panistarte Subfacies samples; Structure of the Tiicolia Biofacies samples; The Ubiquitous Taxa; Taxa of the Northern Biofacies; Map of the Northern Biofacies; Taxa of the Central Interior Biofacies; Taxa of the Central Exterior Biofacies; Map of the Central Biofacies; Taxa of the Liicina Biofacies; Map of the Lucina Biofacies; Taxa of the Cerithiiim Biofacies; Map of the Caecum Group of Biofacies; Taxa of the Tricolia Biofacies; Taxa of the Reef Tract Biofacies; Taxa of the Grecian Rock Biofacies; Taxa of the Gulf Biofacies; Map of the Gulf Biofacies; Taxa of the Everglades Biofacies; Taxa of the Mud Flat Biofacies; Taxa of the Playa Biofacies; A flooded playa on Park Key; A dry playa on Park Key; Comparison of relative abundance of critical taxa in the Evergades, Mud Flat and Playa Biofacies; Taxa of the Rocky Shore Biofacies; Depth vs. abundance for Transennella conradina; Depth vs. abundance for Bnwhidontes exustus; Depth vs. abundance for Parvilucina mulrilineala; Depth ranges of the marine biofacies; Mud content of sediment vs. depth; Mud content in seven marine biofacies; Limits of salinity dilution by fresh water; Selected limits of evaporative concentration; Location of cores from Rankin and Santini Bights; Description and taxon abundance in the Santini Bight Core; Description and taxon abundance in the Rankin Bight Core; Precocious maturity: Cciilluilea; Precocious maturity: Cciiiliicipsis greenii; A beach ridge on Park Key; Comparison of taxon abundance on algal mat and beach on Park Key; Hydrographic chart of Sandy Key area
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book's origins lie in a project that began in 1964 to model the conditions under which calcium carbonate sediments develop. The author and colleagues needed a field technique that could be used to provide usable subdivisions of muddy areas and chose to use mollusks as they are abundant, have shells, are large enough to be seen in the field, and are sessile, meaning their remains accumulate where they originate. The author provides insight into the mollusks that can be found in Florida Bay and the adjacent reef tract including both gastropods and pelecypods, based on analysis of 321 samples containing more than 90,000 specimens. With a focus on biofacies rather than taxonomy, the author's observations yield an understanding of the molluscan biofacies of the area, addressing distribution and environmental interpretation. The text includes numerous photographs, plates, and figures. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781330045015_0
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