Titlebook: Geological and Biological Effects of Impact Events; Eric Buffetaut,Christian Koeberl Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Biod

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Die strategische Ressource ?Data Warehouse“on is determined by micropalaentological considerations, stable isotope data, and the presence of phosphatised fragments. Most of the particular characteristics described here, such as the geochemical anomalies (iridium, total organic carbon and fluorine) and the presence of a tsunami deposit, of po

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Book 2002our activities, can be found on the web at . The IMPACT programme has currently 15 member nations from allover Europe. The activities of the programme range from workshops to specific topics regarding impact cratering, short courses on impact stratigraphy, shock metamorphism, etc. , mobility grants