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Fluvial Taphonomy
Fluvial taphonomy is concerned with the decomposition of organisms in rivers. Organisms in terrestrial and fluvial environments will not undergo the same processes. [1] A fluvial environment may be colder than a terrestrial environment. [1] The ecosystem of live organisms and abiotic items in rivers will differ than on land. [1] Organisms may also be physically transported by the flow of the river. [1] The flow of the river can additionally erode the surface of the organisms found within it. [1]
- ^ a b c d e editor., Pokines, James T., editor. Symes, Steve A., editor. L'Abbé, Ericka N.,. Manual of forensic taphonomy. CRC Press. pp. 115–134. ISBN 978-0-367-77437-0. OCLC 1256590576.
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