 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | typical of laterite terraines (kyanite, bauxite, quartz, etc.). The book ends with an impressive and massive...Ecosystem recovery also is addressed by Raddum and Fjellheim who use case studies measuring invertebrate fauna |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | diffraction (XRD) profiles using the PDF: EXIS (Fjellheim, 198.5) and XRAYS (Fang and others, 1991). Another...knowledge stored in HIER-MIN: objects (e.g. talc, low quartz); factual assertions (e.g. talc is white); and...Computers & Geosciences, v. 15, no. 3, p. 295-324. Fjellheim, R. A., 1985, EXIS-an expert system for XRD interpretation: |  | | Report (issue) | | conglomerate and 40 percent shale and siltstone. Quartz is the dominant bedrock mineral, and muscovite...Hall, 1981; Hall and others, 1987; Raddum and Fjellheim, 1984). This range in species tolerances tends...bioindicators of acidification trends (Raddum and Fjellheim, 1984; Okland and Okland, 1986). Mechanisms of...Ecological impact of acid precipitation: Oslo, Norway, SNSF Project, p. 292-293. Baker, J.P., and Schofield...Birkenes, a small forested catchment in southernmost Norway: Water Resources Research, v. 17, p. 377-389. Christophersen |  | | Book | | book. Br0gger was able to describe eight that Norway is today a country without an academic chair in...was not possible to publish the present book in Norway. 5 ..., Introduction Alf Olav Larsen It is...Edy ( 1820). Courtesy of the National Library of Norway, picture collection. 8 The history Alf Olav...Petersburg, as well as In Italy; yes, even here in Norway it has been found. Mr. Esmarch, who on Mr. Assessor...Esmarkwasappointed asthe first professor in geologyin Norway,and moved to Christianiain 1814.Esmarkcollected |  | | Book | | Vietnam, and Laos). In northeastern North America and Norway, late Pliocene temperate forests extended northward...plesiomorphic (“primitive”) grass ancestors (Sandve and Fjellheim 2010). About the same time, some of the earliest...spatio-temporal correlation. J Biosci 34:811–823 Sandve SR, Fjellheim S (2010) Did gene family expansions during the...wood with small cavities called vugs that contain quartz crystals; Rainbow Forest has unusual rainbow-...geological substrates (Fig. 9.15a). Below a pure quartz sandstone (arenite) is a bed with ripple marks |  | | Book | | exclusively on bloodworms on the tank bottom with quartz sediment substrate. On four consecutive days, four...settlement and agricultural activities in northern Norway revealed through sediment biogeochemistry. Proceedings...bacteriohopanoids in recent sediments of Lake Pollen, Norway. Organic Geochemistry, 29, 1285– 1295. Jaraula...palaeothermometer at high latitude environments (Svalbard, Norway). Organic Geochemistry, 40, 692–699. Peterse, F...The result is often a concentration of uncoated quartz grains and other resistant minerals and poor soil |
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