The Great Paleozoic Crisis by Douglas Erwin

The Great Paleozoic Crisis by Douglas Erwin

-- Quarterly Review of Biology

An ambitious attempt to review the broad range of physical and biological events of the late Permian and early TriassicErwin examines, evaluates, and synthesizes a tremendous volume of research, much of it new... [A]n invaluable reference for anyone interested in the phenomenon of mass extinction and will undoubtedly fuel many graduate seminars in the coming year. Science

Douglas L. Erwin, P.E., is a process engineer who works for engineering design and construction firms, big refinery operators, and significant chemical product firms. His project responsibilities have included everything from ordinary technical services in refineries to the development of innovative, sophisticated, first-of-a-kind patented processes. Erwin's main goal in engineering practice has been to expand his knowledge beyond commercial process simulation software, filling in the gaps that these packages leave. In Korea, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Peru, Singapore, Canada, Alaska, the United Kingdom, Europe, Africa, Egypt, and the United States, he worked in the chemical engineering and process industries. Erwin is regarded as an authority in code safety, the design and operation of oil and gas production and processing plants, and refinery liquid-liquid extraction design and operation by clients all over the world.

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ISBN 13	9780231074674
ISBN 10	0231074670
Title	The Great Paleozoic Crisis
Author	Douglas Erwin
Series	The Critical Moments And Perspectives In Earth History And Paleobiology
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Columbia University Press
Year published	1993-08-19
Number of pages	327
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