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Scientific abstract reporting the analysis of dental microwear patterns in badgers from the Barstow Formation, including specimen deposition and ethical considerations for paleontological research.
Year: Miocene
Region / City: Southern California, USA
Subject: Paleontology, Dental Microwear
Document Type: Scientific Abstract
Institution: Starfleet Academy; North Dakota Museum of Paleontology; Western States Paleontological Management Company
Authors: Jennifer L. Picard, Maria W. Shelley, John R. Lee
Target Audience: Vertebrate Paleontology Researchers
Specimen Repository: Publicly accessible institutions
Funding: E. Sattler Memorial Foundation; Nevada State University
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History and development of Sundaland geomorphology, palaeogeology, and palaeovegetation from the Late Jurassic to the Early Miocene
Year: Late Jurassic – Early Miocene
Region: Sundaland, Southeast Asia
Subject: Geomorphology, geology, palaeoclimate, palaeovegetation
Document type: Scientific review / research article
Author: Unspecified (compiled from multiple sources)
Geological units discussed: Peninsular Malaysia granitoids, Seribuat Archipelago, Côn Dáo islands, Dalat Zone
Tectonic events: Subduction, uplift, faulting, rifting, Australian Plate collision
Palaeoclimate periods: Mid Cretaceous – Early Miocene
Vegetation types: Megathermal rainforests, mangroves, palm forests, sclerophyll woodlands, monsoonal dipterocarp forests
Significant events: Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary impact, Late Eocene-Oligocene cooling
Moles, Squirrels and Badgers Summer Term 2025: Raging Rivers and Majestic Mountains
Year: 2025
Term: Summer
Subjects: English, Science, Geography, Maths
Class Level: Year 3–4
Core Text: The Firework Maker’s Daughter
Topics: Sound, Animals including humans, Rivers and mountains, Water cycle, Human geography, Arithmetic, Shape, Volume, Capacity, Coordinates, Statistics
Activities: Guided reading, Group discussions, Writing explanation texts, Author study, Poetry, Presentations, Drama, Research projects
Target Audience: Primary school students
Location: School classroom setting
Moles, Squirrels and Badgers Class Spring Term 2024
Year: 2024
Region / City: Not specified
Topic: Archaeological Adventure, History, Science, English
Document Type: Educational Curriculum
Organization: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Students, Teachers
Period of Action: Spring Term 2024
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: Not specified
Main Subjects: English, Science, Mathematics, History
Teaching Methods: Guided Reading, Group Discussions, Cross-Curricular Learning
Key Activities: Archaeological Exploration, Rock and Fossil Study, Math Problem Solving
Additional Tools/Resources: TTRockstars, Primary and Secondary Sources
Contextual Description: Educational curriculum for Spring term 2024 focused on history and archaeology, combining literature, science, and mathematics for primary school students.
Topics: MICROWEAR Miocene Badgers