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Chemical composition of modern and fossil hippopotamid teeth and implications for paleoenvironmental reconstructions and enamel formation – Part 2: Alkaline earth elements as tracers of watershed hydrochemistry and provenance

Autor: I. Ssemmanda, U. Weis, O. Kullmer, B. Stoll, T. C. Brachert, J. Krause, G. Brügmann, D. F. Mertz

Publikováno v: Biogeosciences, Vol 9, Iss 11, Pp 4803-4817 (2012)

This study demonstrates that alkaline earth elements in enamel of hippopotamids, in particular Ba and Sr, are tracers for water provenance and hydrochemistry in terrestrial settings. The studied specimens are permanent premolar and molar teeth found

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Chemical composition of modern and fossil Hippopotamid teeth and implications for paleoenvironmental reconstructions and enamel formation – Part 1: Major and minor element variation

Autor: G. Brügmann, J. Krause, T. C. Brachert, O. Kullmer, F. Schrenk, I. Ssemmanda, D. F. Mertz

Publikováno v: Biogeosciences, Vol 9, Iss 1, Pp 119-139 (2012)

Bioapatite in mammalian teeth is readily preserved in continental sediments and represents a very important archive for reconstructions of environment and climate evolution. This project provides a comprehensive data base of major, minor and trace el

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[Living in abundance in the ancient and modern worlds from a medical and cultural-historical point of view]

Autor: D P, Mertz

Publikováno v: Versicherungsmedizin. 66(2)

Comparative investigations centre on attitudes of demand and consumption in ethnic groups living in affluence, beginning with the first pre-Christian century in the Roman Empire on the one hand and in Western countries in the post-industrial age of h

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25000629

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