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Product Code: SPE534 (Special Paper 534)
cratons are considered tectonically inactive (i
sedimentology
the region was uplifted and deeply eroded so that the evolution and history of the basin and its setting is now well revealed
and Paleoenvironment of the Pliocene Beaufort Formation on Meighen Island
Wetlands through Time 1-1-001-337-4330-337 Product Code: SPE534 (Special PaperEditors: Stephen F. Greb and William A. DiMichele Buy the e book (not available in print) The importance of wetlands in the global ecology is undisputed. This is not only true of present wetlands, but has been true of wetlands for at least the last 400 million years. In fact, with changing flora and fauna, there has been an evolution of wetland functions and ecological links. Because many wetlands are located in lowland habitats and have poorly