40 results on '"Adachi, Natsuko"'
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2. Cambrian Series 2 (Stage 4) calcimicrobial reefs in Shandong Province, North China: Calcimicrobial diversity and contribution to reef construction
3. Rare earth and yttrium elements (REY) patterns of mesostructures of Miaolingian (Cambrian) thrombolites at Jiulongshan, Shandong Province, China
4. Earliest known Cambrian calcimicrobial reefs occur in the Gobi-Altai, western Mongolia: Intriguing geobiological products immediately after the Ediacaran–Cambrian boundary
5. Late Ediacaran Boxonia-bearing stromatolites from the Gobi-Altay, western Mongolia
6. MICROBIALITE DEVELOPMENT DURING THE PROTRACTED INHIBITION OF SKELETAL-DOMINATED REEFS IN THE ZHANGXIA FORMATION (CAMBRIAN SERIES 3) IN SHANDONG PROVINCE, NORTH CHINA
7. Three‐dimensional reconstruction of thein situmode of life of the Cambrian coralCambroctoconus: asexual reproduction and colony growth in immediate response to cryptic habitats
8. Earliest Triassic Microbialite Micro- to Megastructures in the Huaying Area of Sichuan Province, South China: Implications for the Nature of Oceanic Conditions after the End-Permian Extinction
9. Stromatolites near the Permian–Triassic boundary in Chongyang, Hubei Province, South China: A geobiological window into palaeo-oceanic fluctuations following the end-Permian extinction
10. Stacking patterns and growth models of multiscopic structures within Cambrian Series 3 thrombolites at the Jiulongshan section, Shandong Province, northern China
11. Lower Ordovician Stromatolites from the Anhui Province of South China: Construction and Geobiological Significance
12. The late early Cambrian microbial reefs immediately after the demise of archaeocyathan reefs, Hunan Province, South China
13. Three‐dimensional reconstruction of the in situ mode of life of the Cambrian coral Cambroctoconus: asexual reproduction and colony growth in immediate response to cryptic habitats.
14. EARLY ORDOVICIAN SHIFT IN REEF CONSTRUCTION FROM MICROBIAL TO METAZOAN REEFS
15. Geobiological Aspects of the Earliest Triassic Microbialites along the Southern Periphery of the Tropical Yangtze Platform: Initiation and Cessation of a Microbial Regime
16. Late Early Cambrian archaeocyath reefs in Hubei Province, South China: modes of construction during their period of demise
17. Early Ordovician reef construction in Anhui Province, South China: A geobiological transition from microbial- to metazoan-dominant reefs
18. Early Ordovician reefs in South China (Chenjiahe section, Hubei Province): deciphering the early evolution of skeletal-dominated reefs
19. Microbial impacts on the genesis of Lower Devonian reefal limestones, eastern Australia
20. Lower Ordovician Stromatolites from the Anhui Province of South China: Construction and Geobiological Significance
21. Marked accumulation patterns characteristic of Lower Devonian stromatoporoid bindstone: Palaeoecological interactions between skeletal organisms and microbes
22. Cryptic growth strategies of the Cambrian coral Cambroctoconus : flexible modes of budding and growth in immediate response to available space
23. [Comment. Earliest Triassic Microbialite Micro-to Megastructures in the Huaying Area of Sichuan Province, South China: Implications for the Nature of Oceanic Conditions after the End-Permian Extinction (Ezaki et al., 2003)]: Reply
24. The fabrics and origins of peloids immediately after the end-Permian extinction, Guizhou Province, South China
25. Erratum to: Early Ordovician reefs in South China (Chenjiahe section, Hubei Province): deciphering the early evolution of skeletal-dominated reefs
26. Evidence for decoupling of relative abundance and biodiversity of marine organisms in initial stage of GOBE: A preliminary study on lower ordovician shellbeds of South China
27. Cambrian Series 3 lithistid sponge-microbial reefs in Shandong Province, North China: reef development after the disappearance of archaeocyaths
28. Microbialites and their Responsible Microbes Following the End-Permian Extinction in Sichuan, South China
29. Late Early Cambrian archaeocyath reefs in Hubei Province, South China: modes of construction during their period of demise
30. Early Ordovician reefs in South China (Chenjiahe section, Hubei Province): deciphering the early evolution of skeletal-dominated reefs
31. Early Ordovician StromatoporoidPulchrilamina spinosafrom South China: Geobiological Significance and Implications for the Early Development of Skeletal-Dominated Reefs
32. The oldest bryozoan reefs: a unique Early Ordovician skeletal framework construction
33. Interrelations between framework‐building and encrusting skeletal organisms and microbes: more‐refined growth history of Lower Devonian bindstones
34. Calcimicrobes and microbialites from the Lower Devonian Fukuji Formation, Hida "Gaien" Terrane, Southwest Japan.
35. Stretch-Activated Channels in Arterial Smooth Muscle of Genetic Hypertensive Rats
36. Effects of CP-060S on membrane channels in vascular smooth muscle cells from guinea pig
37. The oldest bryozoan reefs: a unique Early Ordovician skeletal framework construction.
38. Interrelations between framework-building and encrusting skeletal organisms and microbes: more-refined growth history of Lower Devonian bindstones.
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40. Early Ordovician Stromatoporoid Pulchrilamina spinosa from South China: Geobiological Significance and Implications for the Early Development of Skeletal-Dominated Reefs
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