.../2004JB003408 . Dahlen F. A. , and Tromp J. 1998 . Theoretical Global Seismology , Princeton University Press , Princeton, New Jersey , doi: 10.1515/9780691216157 . Dannemann Dugick F. Koch C. Berg E. Arrowsmith S. , and Albert S. 2023 . A new decade...

...R. Bruce Mcmillan ABSTRACT This is the second essay of a two-part series on the life and collecting activities of Albert Koch. After Koch traveled to England where he sold his Missourium to the British Museum, the American mastodon that now stands in the Natural History Museum of London, he...

...R. Bruce McMillan ABSTRACT Albert Koch was one of those fascinating characters who burst upon the American scene in the early nineteenth century. He was a fossil collector who has been lauded and ridiculed by both scientists and laymen alike. After collecting natural history specimens...

... fossil specimens in his St Louis Museum. By 1840 the indefatigable fossil collector and museum entrepreneur, Albert C. Koch, began extensive digging in the Osage River basin along with sites in the Bourbeuse River valley and at Kimmswick along the Mississippi River in Missouri. Koch’s extensive...

...Figure 1. Painting of Kimmswick depicting Albert Koch (right) discussing his excavation with Dr. Montroville Wilson Dickeson, the narrator and exhibitor of the panorama. The skeleton is representative of a giant ground sloth. [John J. Egan (1810–1882), American (born Ireland), active mid-19th...

...Fransiska Dannemann Dugick; Clinton Koch; Elizabeth Berg; Stephen Arrowsmith; Sarah Albert ABSTRACT Several sources of interest often generate both low‐frequency acoustic and seismic signals due to energy propagation through the atmosphere and the solid Earth. Seismic and acoustic observations...

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... “the intellectual and scientific contributions of the southern U.S. to geology and paleontology”. The paper by R. Bruce McMillan is the second in a “two-part series on the life and collecting activities of Albert Koch”, a tireless 19 th century fossil collector and exhibitor. The first paper focused...

...Monika Koch-müller; Michael Fechtelkord; Vladimir Khomenko; Sergio Speziale © 2012 E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung Science Publishers 2012 The rapid advancement in technology offers new methods for performing investigations in the broad field of mineralogy. New spectroscopic...

..., and many still close: Stephen Macko (1980-1982); Thomas Stafford (1983-1986); Luis Cifuentes (1987-1990); David Velinsky (1988-1991); Paul Koch (1989-1993); Gray Bebout (1989-1992); Carmen Aguilar (1992-1995); Herve Bocherens (1992-1994); Beverly Johnson (1995-1996); Mark A. Teece (1995-1999); Jay Brandes...

... take aerial photographs of his field area from Albert Koch’s private plane! Pivotal to my career has been Jenny, who has indulged my obsession with paleontology since we left Dublin to go to Cambridge University in 1972. She did a ‘Ph.T.’ (putting husband through) and has been making things...

... Formation (thickness 150 m at Albert Heim Bjerge; Fig.  1 ), which is dominated by glauconite-rich sandstones and siltstones in the lower part and by shales with minor carbonate beds and nodules in the upper part. Body fossils have only been found in the upper part of the formation ( Poulsen 1932 ; Cowie...

... Pilar Aranda Ahmet Ay Etienne Balan Alain Baronnet Blanca Bauluz Christian Bender Koch Faiza Bergaya Ömer Bozkaya Jocelyne Brendlé-Miehé Florian Carstens Walter Caseri Muazzez Celik Karakaya Javiera Cervini-Silva Delphine Charpentier Michael Cheshire...

... the activities and impact of Albert Koch, a fossil collector and museum proprietor, who is infamous for having collected and misassembled an American mastodon skeleton (Missourium) that eventually was acquired by the British Museum. He also was an early proponent for the the controversial notion that humans...

... ), and such observations are sensitive to sea ice concentration and areal coverage in the polar regions ( Grob et al. , 2011 ; Tsai and McNamara, 2011 ; Koch et al. , 2013 ). This characterization of the seismic noise environment of Antarctica, documentation of instrument performance, and comparisons...