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DINOSAURS UNDER THE AURORA (LIFE OF THE PAST) By Roland A. Gangloff - Hardcover

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ISBN-10
0253000807
ISBN
9780253000804
Book Title
Dinosaurs under the Aurora
Item Length
10in
Publisher
Indiana University Press
Publication Year
2012
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Roland A. Gangloff
Genre
Nature, Science
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures, Paleontology, Fossils
Item Width
7in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz
Number of Pages
192 Pages

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Examining long-standing controversies, such as the end-Cretaceous extinction of dinosaurs and whether dinosaurs were residents or just seasonal visitors to polar latitudes, Gangloff takes readers on a delightful and instructive journey into the world of paleontology as it is conducted in the land under the aurora.

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Publisher
Indiana University Press
ISBN-10
0253000807
ISBN-13
9780253000804
eBay Product ID (ePID)
109039496

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Book Title
Dinosaurs under the Aurora
Author
Roland A. Gangloff
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Life Sciences / Evolution, Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures, Paleontology, Fossils
Publication Year
2012
Genre
Nature, Science
Number of Pages
192 Pages

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Item Length
10in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
7in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Qe747.A4
Grade from
College Graduate Student
Reviews
in his book, [Gangloff] demonstrates the importance of arctic paleontological research-especially in Alaska-and shares his experience with field research in an easy to read format., "Dinosuars under the Aurora immerses readers in the challenges, stark beauty, and hard-earned rewards of conducting paleontological field work in the Arctic.... Gangloff takes readers on a delightful and instructive journey into the world of paleontology as it is conducted in the land under the aurora." -Guardian-Birdbooker Report, "Gangloff makes both modern and ancient Alaska come alive for the armchair palaeontologist."-- New Scientist "Dinosuars under the Aurora immerses readers in the challenges, stark beauty, and hard-earned rewards of conducting paleontological field work in the Arctic. . . . Gangloff takes readers on a delightful and instructive journey into the world of paleontology as it is conducted in the land under the aurora."-- Guardian-Birdbooker Report "in his book, [Gangloff] demonstrates the importance of arctic paleontological research--especially in Alaska--and shares his experience with field research in an easy to read format."-- thenorthernlight.org "Using his own distinguished career as a springboard, Gangloff has assembled an accessible and eloquently written introduction to the history of dinosaur research in Alaska, where it presently stands and what the future might hold."-- newsminer.com "Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the Colville River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life."--Jim Kirkland, State Paleontologist of Utah "Gangloff's engaging, personal writing style in Dinosaurs Under the Aurora leads the reader to imagine themselves in the room with him personally enthusing you about the polar dinosaurs of Alaska with a wry comment or two along the way. This book tells just how these unique fossils were collected under the trying conditions of working in the High Arctic along with detailing the scientific significance of these unique fossils, in both narrow and broader contexts. Fascinating are Gangloff's observations on the social setting in which his own research projects were carried out. And most intriguing of all are the unanswered questions that he posits, whetting the appetites for future researchers."--Thomas H. Rich and Patricia Vickers-Rich, authors of Dinosaurs of Darkness, "Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the McKenzie River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life." Jim Kirkland, State Paleontologist of Utah"Gangloff makes both modern and ancient Alaska come alive for the armchair palaeontologist far from the madding bugs. He praises volunteers who visited the remote northern site to dig dinosaur bones from a layer of soft rock deposited by an ancient flood.... It's a fascinating story, but far from complete. Now retired, Gangloff exhorts the new generation: "Go north young men and women, the field is wide open and there is so much to be discovered." - Jeff Hecht, The New Scientist , June 9th 2012, "Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the Colville River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life." -Jim Kirkland, State Paleontologist of Utah, Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the Colville River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life., "in his book, [Gangloff] demonstrates the importance of arctic paleontological research-especially in Alaska-and shares his experience with field research in an easy to read format." -thenorthernlight.org, Dinosuars under the Aurora immerses readers in the challenges, stark beauty, and hard-earned rewards of conducting paleontological field work in the Arctic.... Gangloff takes readers on a delightful and instructive journey into the world of paleontology as it is conducted in the land under the aurora., "Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the McKenzie River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life." -- Jim Kirkland, State Paleontologist of Utah, "Whether it is the logistics of conducting fieldwork in tune with the life cycle of the peregrine falcons on the Colville River, extracting bones from the permafrost, dealing with Arctic mosquitoes, or envisioning the high Arctic world during the Cretaceous, Gangloff takes you there as only a true field paleontologist can. His vivid narrative brings this research to life." -- Jim Kirkland, State Paleontologist of Utah, "Gangloff makes both modern and ancient Alaska come alive for the armchair palaeontologist." -New Scientist, "Gangloff's engaging, personal writing style in Dinosaurs Under the Aurora leads the reader to imagine themselves in the room with him personally enthusing you about the polar dinosaurs of Alaska with a wry comment or two along the way. This book tells just how these unique fossils were collected under the trying conditions of working in the High Arctic along with detailing the scientific significance of these unique fossils, in both narrow and broader contexts. Fascinating are Gangloff's observations on the social setting in which his own research projects were carried out. And most intriguing of all are the unanswered questions that he posits, whetting the appetites for future researchers." -Thomas H. Rich and Patricia Vickers-Rich, authors of Dinosaurs of Darkness, Gangloff's engaging, personal writing style in Dinosaurs Under the Aurora leads the reader to imagine themselves in the room with him personally enthusing you about the polar dinosaurs of Alaska with a wry comment or two along the way. This book tells just how these unique fossils were collected under the trying conditions of working in the High Arctic along with detailing the scientific significance of these unique fossils, in both narrow and broader contexts. Fascinating are Gangloff's observations on the social setting in which his own research projects were carried out. And most intriguing of all are the unanswered questions that he posits, whetting the appetites for future researchers.--Thomas H. Rich and Patricia Vickers-Rich, authors of Dinosaurs of Darkness, "Using his own distinguished career as a springboard, Gangloff has assembled an accessible and eloquently written introduction to the history of dinosaur research in Alaska, where it presently stands and what the future might hold." -newsminer.com, Dinosuars under the Aurora immerses readers in the challenges, stark beauty, and hard-earned rewards of conducting paleontological field work in the Arctic. . . . Gangloff takes readers on a delightful and instructive journey into the world of paleontology as it is conducted in the land under the aurora.
Table of Content
Preface Acknowledgments 1. The Arctic Setting 2. Tracks Lead the Way: Circumarctic Discoveries from Svalbard to Chukotka 3. A Black Gold Rush Sets the Stage for Discovery in Alaska 4. Peregrines, Permafrost, and Bonebeds: Digging Dinosaurs on the Colville River 5. Texas, Teachers, and Chinooks: Taking Field Work to a New Level 6. The Arctic during the Cretaceous: The Western Interior Seaway 7. Cretaceous Dinosaur Pathways in the Paleo-Arctic and along the Western Interior Seaway 8. Applying New Technologies to the Ancient Past 9. Natural Resources, Climate Change, and Arctic Dinosaurs 10. Future Expansion of the Arctic Dinosaur Record Notes Glossary Literature Cited Index
Copyright Date
2012
Lccn
2012-005738
Dewey Decimal
567.909798/7
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Life of the Past Ser.
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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