Quarry 9 is among the richest microvertebrate localities in the Morrison Formation, having thus far produced the remains of dozens of Late Jurassic taxa. Because this lenticular claystone deposit records such a high diversity of contemporaneous species, it provides an exceptionally detailed view of their paleoecology and local paleoenvironment. In this study, we reexamined the entire Quarry 9 c...

Earthquake mainly produces Pand Swave at the point of occurrence. Mining site that mines the geological material from earth often makes the quarry blasts on the surface of earth to accelerate the mining process instead of drilling. This mining blast also causes the same wave as the earthquake. It is very difficult to differentiate between two of them as the characteristics of waves produced by ...

INTRODUCTION Although quarry operations have high economic significance, the effects they cause to the workers in terms of excessive noise production cannot be overlooked. This cross-sectional study assessed the extent of noise exposure and its influence on hearing capabilities among quarry workers in Ashanti region. METHODS The study involved 400 workers randomly selected from five quarries ...

as surfactants enhance the membrane transport of organic compounds, it has to be assumed that they decisively influence the absorption of pollutants from house dust. sampling sites for the surfactant analysis include housing areas, each location of which has different surroundings such as rural, urban, construction, and industrial area. three stations had been selected for each housing area and...

the aim of this study is to determine the area affected by dust storms in different wind speeds using satelliteimages. in the first step, windy conditions of the sistan plain were analyzed using wind statistics data. next, fivestormy days of zabol city, indicating different wind speeds and horizontal visibilities during those storms, wereselected. then, high temporal resolution modis data was u...

A 37-year-old man presented to his GP in July 1987 complaining of a 1-month history of a blocked nose and oral ulceration. He had worked as a quarryman for several years, often in the same quarry as cases 2 and 3. During this time, he was exposed to dust from silicarich sandstone. A nasal biopsy showed ulceration consistent with Wegener’s granulomatosis. He had dipstick haematuria and proteinur...