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phosphatic
phosphatic, a. (fɒsˈfætɪk) [f. phosphate n. (or mod.L. phōsphāt-um) + -ic.] 1. Of the nature of, characterized by the presence of, or containing a phosphate. p. diathesis, a bodily condition predisposing to the excretion of phosphates in the urine; cf. phosphaturia. p. nodules, hard rounded lumps co... Oxford English Dictionary
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Phosphatization
Phosphatic beds within this deposit are grainstones composed of 1- to 5-mm phosphoclasts. References External links A brief overview of Doushantuo formation's phosphatic microfossils Fossilization wikipedia.org
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Phosphorite
Although these thick beds can exist, they are rarely only composed of phosphatic sedimentary rocks. This is helped by the extracting and reworking processes of phosphatic particles or bioturbation. wikipedia.org
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Paradoxiconus
Paradoxiconus is a taxon of problematic spine with a smooth tip and a striated and ornamented base, known from phosphatic fossils from the middle Meishucunian wikipedia.org
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Hyolithelmintida
Hyolithohelminths are phosphatic tubular fossils from the Cambrian period. wikipedia.org
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Alluaudite
It occurs as metasomatic replacement in granitic pegmatites and within phosphatic nodules in shales. wikipedia.org
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Hyolithellus
Its circular, thin (15–150 μm), originally phosphatic tube gets wider along its long, undulating, annulated length. wikipedia.org
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Cobcrephora
Its mollusc shell is unique, because Cobcrephora was described on the basis of isolated phosphatic sclerites. wikipedia.org
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Paraburkholderia ferrariae
Paraburkholderia ferrariae has the ability to solubilize highly insoluble phosphatic minerals. References ferrariae Bacteria described in 2006 wikipedia.org
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Torellella
They have slightly conical, phosphatic tubes with elliptical cross-section. Their fossils are known from the Cambrian. wikipedia.org
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Jemo
of the Marshall Islands, an island in the Pacific Ocean Jemo is also a soil type on tropical islands and atolls, characterized by raw humus overlying phosphatic wikipedia.org
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Tumulduria
It is phosphatic, and approximately bilaterally symmetrical. However, it is probably phosphatic, unlike trilobites, and it the details of its morphology do not conform to that of trilobites. wikipedia.org
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Mickwitzia
Mickwitziids are a Cambrian group of shelly fossils with originally phosphatic valves, belonging to the Brachiopod stem group, and exemplified by the genus The shell comprises multiple phosphatic laminae; the region closest to the edge of the shell was presumably more organic-walled than phosphatized as it wikipedia.org
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Rajorhina
It likely lived in a marine environment and it was phosphatic based on its subphylum. It was actively mobile and a carnivore. wikipedia.org
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Schistes et Grès Carteret
The Schistes et Grès Carteret are a series of phosphatic and glauconitic Tommotian siliciclastics exposed in Normandy, France. wikipedia.org
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