Biominerals and fossils through time /Author: Cuif, Jean-Pierre.
Publisher: Cambridge, UK ; Cambridge University Press,
Date: 2011. This title can be found in 2 Iowa libraries.
How does a bone become a fossil? /Author: Stewart, Melissa.
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Raintree,
Date: c2010. This title can be found in 6 Iowa libraries.
The role of achievement motivation on the interlanguage fossilization of middle-aged English-as-a-second -language learners /Author: Vujisic, Zoran.
Publisher: Munich : Lincom Europa,
Date: 2009. This title can be found in 1 Iowa libraries.
Studies of fossilization in second language acquisition /Publisher: Clevedon, U.K. ; Buffalo : Multilingual Matters,
Date: c2006. This title can be found in 3 Iowa libraries.
Fossils : a very short introduction /Author: Thomson, Keith Stewart.
Publisher: New York : New York : Oxford University Press,
Date: 2005. This title can be found in 3 Iowa libraries.
Fossilization in adult second language acquisition /Author: Han, Zhaohong,
Publisher: Buffalo : Buffalo : Multilingual Matters,
Date: 2004. This title can be found in 2 Iowa libraries.
Taphonomic approaches to time resolution in fossil assemblages /Publisher: Knoxville, Tenn. : Paleontological Society,
Date: 1993. This title can be found in 1 Iowa libraries.
Taphonomy : releasing the data locked in the fossil record /Publisher: New York : Plenum Press,
Date: c1991. This title can be found in 2 Iowa libraries.
The fossilization of bone : organic components and water /Author: Cook, Sherburne Friend,
Publisher: Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Archaeological Survey,
Date: [1952] This title can be found in 1 Iowa libraries.
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