Re: 10.000 essential terms but no fossil groups

["E. Charters" <echarter@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>Sciences. Can we do something to avoid these omissions in 
>>dictionaries that are often used by Earth Sciences students and 
>>researchers and where commonly used fossil groups are not mentioned? 

Chitons ->  Under Mollusca -->see Amphineura

Penguin Dic. Of Geo., Whitten and Brooks

ISBN 0.14051.049 4

Paleo is better served in Britain. Should be basic to any study of the
Cambrian. It was in my mining shool to a small degree. But should
be amplified as it is so basic to superpositional theory and gets students
thinking stratigraphically regionally. I think you will find that at 
Edmonton and Calgary it is still dabbled in. I will admit it is missing 
to a large degree in many geo courses throughout hardrock geo courses and 
geo engineering.

EC<:-}


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