Health and Life Sciences | Health and Life Sciences - Open Courseware (OCW)Pages: > 1   2 Principles of PaleontologyMaryland University (US)What is Paleontology?, Review of the Major Fossil Makers, Fossils as Sedimentary Particles and Burial, Modes of Fossilization, Micropaleontology, Biostratigraphy, Index Fossils and Correlation, Trace Fossils, Variation and Fossil Individuals, Fossil Species, Extinction Basics of Bioagricultural SciencesNagoya University (JP)oil chemistry with respect to the utilization of natural resources, lipid chemistry including nomenclature & chemical structure, Production of lipids from natural products including plants animal fish and microorganisms, Modification of oils and fats for commercial product by chemical means, Modification of oils and fats for commercial product by biocatalysts such as lipases, Application of lipid-modifying enzymes for non-lipid compounds. Lecture notes on the Major Soils of the WorldUN Food and Agriculture Organizationworld reference base for soil resources, reference soil groups, organic soils, mineral soils conditioned by (man, parent material, topography, limited age, a wet (sub)tropical climate, a (semi-arid climate, steppic climate, (sub)humid temperate climate, permafrost), references Plant Identification and ClassificationWashinton University (US)principles and philosophy of plant classification, important plant families, identify unknown plants, important species of the Flora of the Pacific Northwestreview: slides (conifer, family), useful field characteristics, web readings, lab exercises, books (reference, natural history), links PaleontologyWest Virginia University (US)Adequacy of the Fossil Record, Crinoid Diversity, Principles of Historical Geology, Geologic Time Scale, Radiometric Dating, Biodiversity of the Fossil, Evolution, Mass Extinctions, Biostratigraphy, Stratigraphic Guide, Precambrian Fossils, Primordial Soup, Invertebrates of the Phanerozoic, Trace Fossils, Fish and Tetrapods, Reptiles, Dinosaur Paleobiology, Birds, Mammal Evolution, Whales, Humans and Hominids: study guides, links Pages: > 1   2
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