Best practices in mitigation paleontology
Author: Paul C. Murphey
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Description: Best practices in mitigation paleontology por Paul C. Murphey offers industry-wide standard operating procedures for the recovery and preservation of fossils threatened by development. This document guides paleontologists in maintaining scientific rigor and promoting integrity within the field.
Pages: 43
Megabytes: 1.9 MB
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