Texas Fossils:
Texas Fossils: An Amateur Collector's Handbook
作者：Matthews, William Henry, 1919-
体例：题 章数：196
字数：213,442 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 196 题- Guidebook 2
- Contents
- Illustrations
- William H. Matthews III[1]
- INTRODUCTION
- WHAT ARE FOSSILS?
- THE STUDY OF FOSSILS
- Paleobotany
- Invertebrate Paleontology
- Vertebrate Paleontology
- Micropaleontology
- PRESERVATION OF FOSSILS
- REQUIREMENTS OF FOSSILIZATION
- MISSING PAGES IN THE RECORD
- DIFFERENT KINDS OF FOSSIL PRESERVATION
- ORIGINAL SOFT PARTS OF ORGANISMS
- ORIGINAL HARD PARTS OF ORGANISMS
- Calcareous Remains
- Phosphatic Remains
- Siliceous Remains
- Chitinous Remains
- ALTERED HARD PARTS OF ORGANISMS
- Carbonization
- Petrifaction or Permineralization
- Replacement or Mineralization
- Replacement by calcareous material
- Replacement by siliceous material
- Replacement by iron compounds
- TRACES OF ORGANISMS
- Molds and Casts
- Tracks, Trails, and Burrows
- Coprolites
- Gastroliths
- PSEUDOFOSSILS
- Dendrites
- Slickensides
- Concretions
- WHERE AND HOW TO COLLECT FOSSILS
- COLLECTING EQUIPMENT
- Hammer
- Collecting Bag
- Chisels
- Wrapping Materials
- Map, Notebook, and Pencil
- Magnifying Glass
- Paper or Cloth Bags
- Other Useful Items
- 4. A _compass_ for more accurate location of collecting localities.
- WHERE TO LOOK
- HOW TO COLLECT
- CLEANING AND PREPARATION OF FOSSILS
- HOW FOSSILS ARE NAMED
- THE SCIENCE OF CLASSIFICATION
- THE UNITS OF CLASSIFICATION
- IDENTIFICATION OF FOSSILS
- USE OF IDENTIFICATION KEYS
- IDENTIFICATION KEY TO MAIN TYPES OF INVERTEBRATE FOSSILS
- LIST OF TEXAS COLLEGES OFFERING GEOLOGY COURSES
- CATALOGING THE COLLECTION
- HOW FOSSILS ARE USED
- GEOLOGIC HISTORY
- GEOLOGIC COLUMN AND TIME SCALE
- THE GEOLOGY OF TEXAS
- Physiography
- TRANS-PECOS REGION
- TEXAS PLAINS
- High Plains
- North-Central Plains
- Edwards Plateau
- Grand Prairie
- Llano Uplift
- GULF COASTAL PLAIN
- Geology
- PRECAMBRIAN ROCKS
- PALEOZOIC ROCKS
- Cambrian
- Ordovician
- Silurian
- Devonian
- Mississippian
- Pennsylvanian
- Permian
- MESOZOIC ROCKS
- Triassic
- Jurassic
- Cretaceous
- CENOZOIC ROCKS
- Tertiary
- Quaternary
- MAIN TYPES OF FOSSILS
- PLANT FOSSILS
- Classification of the Plant Kingdom
- DIVISION THALLOPHYTA
- DIVISION BRYOPHYTA
- DIVISION TRACHEOPHYTA
- ANIMAL FOSSILS
- Phylum Protozoa
- CLASS SARCODINA.—
- Order Foraminifera.—
- Order Radiolaria.—
- Phylum Porifera
- Phylum Coelenterata
- CLASS ANTHOZOA.—
- Subclass Zoantharia.—
- Order Rugosa.—
- Order Scleractinia.—
- Order Tabulata.—
- Phylum Bryozoa
- Phylum Brachiopoda
- CLASS INARTICULATA.—
- CLASS ARTICULATA.—
- Phylum Mollusca
- CLASS GASTROPODA.—
- CLASS PELECYPODA.—
- CLASS CEPHALOPODA.—
- Subclass Nautiloidea.—
- Subclass Ammonoidea.—
- Subclass Coleoidea.—
- Order Belemnoidea.—
- Phylum Annelida
- Phylum Arthropoda
- Subphylum Trilobitomorpha
- CLASS TRILOBITA.—
- Subphylum Crustacea
- CLASS OSTRACODA.—
- Phylum Echinodermata
- Subphylum Pelmatozoa
- CLASS CYSTOIDEA.—
- CLASS BLASTOIDEA.—
- CLASS CRINOIDEA.—
- Subphylum Eleutherozoa
- CLASS ASTEROZOA.—
- Subclass Asteroidea.—
- Subclass Ophiuroidea.—
- CLASS ECHINOZOA.—
- Subclass Echinoidea.—
- Subclass Holothuroidea.—
- Phylum Chordata
- Subphylum Hemichordata
- CLASS GRAPTOLITHINA.—
- Subphylum Vertebrata
- Superclass Pisces
- CLASS AGNATHA.—
- CLASS PLACODERMI.—
- CLASS CHONDRICHTHYES.—
- CLASS OSTEICHTHYES.—
- Superclass Tetrapoda
- CLASS AMPHIBIA.—
- CLASS REPTILIA.—
- Cotylosaurs.—
- Turtles.—
- Pelycosaurs.—
- Therapsids.—
- GROUP AGE DESCRIPTION SIZE HABITAT EXAMPLE
- Ichthyosaurs.—
- Mosasaurs.—
- Plesiosaurs.—
- Phytosaurs.—
- Crocodiles and alligators.—
- Pterosaurs.—
- Dinosaurs.—
- Order Saurischia.—
- SUBORDER THEROPODA.—
- SUBORDER SAUROPODA.—
- Order Ornithischia.—
- SUBORDER ORNITHOPODA.—
- SUBORDER STEGOSAURIA.—
- SUBORDER ANKYLOSAURIA.—
- SUBORDER CERATOPSIA.—
- CLASS AVES.—
- CLASS MAMMALIA.—
- Subclass Allotheria.—
- Subclass Theria.—
- Order Edentata.—
- Order Carnivora.—
- Order Pantodonta.—
- Order Dinocerata.—
- Order Proboscidea.—
- Order Perissodactyla.—
- HORSES.—
- TITANOTHERES.—
- CHALICOTHERES.—
- RHINOCEROSES.—
- Order Artiodactyla.—
- ENTELODONTS.—
- CAMELS.—
- BOOKS ABOUT FOSSILS
- GENERAL WORKS
- NONTECHNICAL AND JUVENILE
- COLLECTING HELPS
- REFERENCE WORKS
- SELECTED REFERENCES ON TEXAS FOSSILS[2]
- GLOSSARY
- Footnotes
- Index
- Transcriber’s Notes