Titlebook: Origin, Evolution, and Modern Aspects of Biomineralization in Plants and Animals; Rex E. Crick Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Some Factors Influencing Biomineralization in Earth Historykaryotic organisms, seems to coincide with the first occurrences of sedimentary rocks. Carbon isotopes and the organic content of sediments 3.6 billions of years old are like those of today, attesting to oxygen production because of carbon dioxide reduction and organic Carbon deposition. However, ox

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Biomineralization and Tentative Links to Plate Tectonics. Chemical trends observed in the sedimentary rock record for the past 80 Ma substantiate the hypothesis that plate tectonics play a major role in influencing, on a long-time scale, several variables of ocean-atmosphere-sediment chemistry. The apparent long-term decrease in sea level since the Late

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The Evolution of Mineral Skeletonss apatite, spherulitic aragonite, nacre, crossed-lamellar aragonite, foliated calcite, echinoderm stereom etc.) appeared abruptly in many different kinds of organisms at the beginning of the Phanerozoic (570 million years to Recent). Almost all of the clades known to form mineral skeletons originate