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Douglas Kenrick,Josh Ackerman,Susan Ledlowcords detailing the history of specimen and sample development (Table 2.1). This provides an invaluable data base for later workers wishing to re-examine, analyse or under take additional conservation or preservation techniques, particularly in relation to irreplaceable material.

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g, from outcrop (macro and micro) and borehole, will be described first followed by marine sediment sampling techniques, and the collection of live material. Methods associated with marine protozoan culture is not outlined as these are adequately detailed in Hemleben .., (1989).

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l structural features, overlooking other details regarded as unimportant. In fact, the pathologist is continuously reducing the images under observation into a new simplified reality, based on a theoretical model (or template, see secton 2.3). The latter is composed of features in a structural inter

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Jane D. McLeod,Kathryn J. Livelycompounded by the need to preserve recent (biological and ecological) material or undertake conservation procedures to stabilize material for the journey back to the laboratory. For the collector it is frustrating to arrive back to the laboratory to find specimens beyond repair or use through damage