Torsten M Scheyer's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
Fossils can be completely petrified, include original material or organic matter, contain unstable mineral parts or belong to the so-called subfossils consisting mostly of original material. The latter often do not differ significantly from zoological objects and can usually be stored in the same way (see section 2.7). Completely petrified fossils...
2.9.1 Microslides Microslides are relatively easy to store and may be kept at room temperature under normal conditions. Slides should be handled gently, kept in the dark and at cool temperatures, and stored on stable shelving, especially in the case of large and heavy slide collections (Carter and Walker 1999). Permanent mounts are best prepared wi...
