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biozone [′bī·ō‚zōn]

(paleontology)

The range of a single taxonomic entity in geologic time as reflected by its occurrence in fossiliferous rocks.

Biozone

deposits corresponding to the vertical distribution of any single systematic group (species, genus, family) of fossil organisms. The term was proposed by the English geologist S. Buckman in 1902. In addition to the term “biozone,” the concept of a stratigraphic zone established by a complex of fossil organisms also exists.

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No references found	Before they arrived in Baltica, Telephina species inhabited a range of environments in the Precordillera from the Arenig evae Biozone (F12) to the Caradoc, and in Laurentia from the Llanvirn to the Caradoc. Distribution of the order Proetida (Trilobita) in Baltoscandian ... by Parnaste, Helje; Popp, Adrian; Owens, Robert M. / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences In Estonia, the Kukruse Regional Stage has been considered roughly coeval with the Nemagraptus gracilis Biozone [12]. Age of Estonian kukersite oil shale--middle or late Ordovician? by Hints, O.; Nolvak, J.; Viira, V. / Oil Shale Healthy, male WKY rats (WKY/Kyo@Rj rats, Janvier, Le Genest Saint Isle, France) 8-10 weeks of age and approximately 250 g body weight (bw) were housed in pairs in a humidity-controlled (55% relative humidity) and temperature-controlled (22[degrees]C) room in individually ventilated cages (VentiRack, cage type CU-31; BioZone Limited, Margate, Kent, UK), maintained on a 12-hr day/night cycle. Efficient elimination of inhaled nanoparticles from the alveolar ... by Semmler-Behnke, Manuela; Takenaka, Shinji; Fertsch, Steffanie; Wenk, Alexander; Seitz, Jurgen; Mayer / Environmental Health Perspectives	Biotechnics biotechnology Biotelemetry biotherapy Biothermic Pit biotic biotic community biotic district biotic environment Biotic Environmental Factors biotic isolation Biotic Potential biotic province Biotin biotin carboxylase biotin complex of yeast Biotite biotite schist biotope biotransformation biotron bioturbation Biotype bioultrasonics Bioy Casares, Adolfo Biozone BIP bipack biparasitic biparietal biparous biparting door bipartisan bipartite bipartite cubic bipartite graph bipartite uterus bipectinate biped bipedal bipedal dinosaur bipeltate bipenniform Bipes biphasic Biphenyl biphyletic Biphyllidae Bipinnaria bipinnate biplane	bioultrasonics Biovail Corporation biovar Bioversity Bioversity biovular biovular biovular twins Biovularia Biovularia Biowar Biowar Biowar Biowar Biowarfare Biowarfare Biowarfare Biowarfare bioweapon bioweapon bioweapon Bioweapons Bioweapons Bioweapons Bioxyllin Bioxyllin Bioy Casares, Adolfo BIOYA BIOYIOP BIOZ Biozone Biozzi Mice BIP BIP BIP (disambiguation) BiP-Associated Protein BIP-N Bipa BiPAC Bipack Bipack BIPAD BIPAI bipalatinoid Bipalmate Bipap BIPAP S/T BIPAR Bipara biparasitic biparental biparental biparental inheritance Biparental zygote Biparental zygote Biparental zygote Biparietal Biparietal Biparietal biparietal diameter biparietal diameter

Before they arrived in Baltica, Telephina species inhabited a range of environments in the Precordillera from the Arenig evae Biozone (F12) to the Caradoc, and in Laurentia from the Llanvirn to the Caradoc.

Distribution of the order Proetida (Trilobita) in Baltoscandian ... by Parnaste, Helje; Popp, Adrian; Owens, Robert M. / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences

In Estonia, the Kukruse Regional Stage has been considered roughly coeval with the Nemagraptus gracilis Biozone [12].

Age of Estonian kukersite oil shale--middle or late Ordovician? by Hints, O.; Nolvak, J.; Viira, V. / Oil Shale

Healthy, male WKY rats (WKY/Kyo@Rj rats, Janvier, Le Genest Saint Isle, France) 8-10 weeks of age and approximately 250 g body weight (bw) were housed in pairs in a humidity-controlled (55% relative humidity) and temperature-controlled (22[degrees]C) room in individually ventilated cages (VentiRack, cage type CU-31; BioZone Limited, Margate, Kent, UK), maintained on a 12-hr day/night cycle.

Efficient elimination of inhaled nanoparticles from the alveolar ... by Semmler-Behnke, Manuela; Takenaka, Shinji; Fertsch, Steffanie; Wenk, Alexander; Seitz, Jurgen; Mayer / Environmental Health Perspectives

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