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'Jones gracefully introduces the reader to the principles of biostratigraphy ... [and] summarises the key evolutionary and extinction events in Earth history, and the importance of fossil taxa in palaeobiogeographical interpretations ... The great diversity of the examined case studies leads to the conclusion that even highly experienced palaeontologists can enrich their knowledge.' Pawel Wolniewicz, Adam Mickiewicz University '... a well-prepared, well-written and well-produced book with a wealth of information about palaeontology and its applications ...' Geological Magazine Jones gracefully introduces the reader to the principles of biostratigraphy... [and] summarises the key evolutionary and extinction events in Earth history, and the importance of fossil taxa in palaeobiogeographical interpretations...The great diversity of the examined case studies leads to the conclusion that even highly experienced palaeontologists can enrich their knowledge. Pawel Wolniewicz, reviewer

'Jones gracefully introduces the reader to the principles of biostratigraphy ... [and] summarises the key evolutionary and extinction events in Earth history, and the importance of fossil taxa in palaeobiogeographical interpretations ... The great diversity of the examined case studies leads to the conclusion that even highly experienced palaeontologists can enrich their knowledge.' Pawel Wolniewicz, Adam Mickiewicz University '... a well-prepared, well-written and well-produced book with a wealth of information about palaeontology and its applications ...' Geological Magazine

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Robert Wynn Jones gained his B.Sc. in geological sciences at the University of Birmingham in 1979 and his Ph.D. at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, in 1982. Since then, he has worked as a micropalaeontologist and biostratigrapher in the petroleum industry and has been a Principal Consultant Biostratigrapher at the BG Group since 2009. His industrial work involves analysis of micropalaeontological samples; interpretation of micro- and macro-palaeontological data; and integration of palaeontological interpretations into geological models for petroleum exploration and reservoir exploitation. He has worked on petroliferous sedimentary basins from all around the world and on rocks and fossils from wide ranges of ages and facies. Outside work, Dr Jones also maintains an active interest in academic research, especially in the study of foraminiferal taxonomy, palaeobiology, biostratigraphy and historical micropalaeontology. He has over 100 scientific publications to his name, including six books. He is a Scientific Associate in the Department of Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum in London.

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