1995
DOI: 10.1016/0883-2927(95)00001-z
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Chemical and structural changes in Cervus elaphus tooth enamels during fossilization (Lazaret cave): a combined IR and XRD Rietveld analysis

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“…In a large number of biochemical and isotope studies, enamel is considered to be stable and resistant to structural and chemical change over geological (Bocherens et al 1994, Glimcher et al 1990, Horn et al 1994, Kolodny et al 1996, Michel et al 1995, Michel et al 1996, Rink and Schwarcz 1995, Wang and Cerling 1994 as well as archaeological time scales , Elias et al 1982, Ericson 1993, Koch et al 1997, Lee-Thorp and van der Merwe 1991, NielsenMarsh and Hedges 2000, Price et al 2002, Price et al 1994a, Robinson et al 1986, Trickett et al 2003, Vernois et al 1987. Enamel and dentine contain the same carbonate hydroxyapatite mineral phase but their structure, formation process, crystal size and organic content are very different.…”
Section: Assessing the Biogenic Integrity Of Excavated Skeletal Tissuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a large number of biochemical and isotope studies, enamel is considered to be stable and resistant to structural and chemical change over geological (Bocherens et al 1994, Glimcher et al 1990, Horn et al 1994, Kolodny et al 1996, Michel et al 1995, Michel et al 1996, Rink and Schwarcz 1995, Wang and Cerling 1994 as well as archaeological time scales , Elias et al 1982, Ericson 1993, Koch et al 1997, Lee-Thorp and van der Merwe 1991, NielsenMarsh and Hedges 2000, Price et al 2002, Price et al 1994a, Robinson et al 1986, Trickett et al 2003, Vernois et al 1987. Enamel and dentine contain the same carbonate hydroxyapatite mineral phase but their structure, formation process, crystal size and organic content are very different.…”
Section: Assessing the Biogenic Integrity Of Excavated Skeletal Tissuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo este hecho debe ser analizado en detalle, como señalan Michel et al (1995), ya que los valores cristalográficos pueden estar condicionados negativamente por la presencia de carbonatos, aunque en general se incrementan con el contenido en flúor, proceso diagenético que se evidencia en los huesos largos de los vertebrados fósiles ( fig. 10C).…”
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“…Como este mineral es termodinámicamente inestable, el ion hidroxilo suele quedar sustituido por otros iones en el medio sedimentario. Estos cambios se producen comúnmente dentro de su estructura mediante reemplazamientos isomórficos (Newesely, 1989;Piepenbrink, 1989;Michel et al, 1995). La incorporación de estos nuevos iones dentro de la estructura cristalina del apatito, debe empezar al mismo tiempo, o un poco después, que la fracción orgánica del hueso es destruida (Grupe & Piepenbrink, 1989;Tuross et al, 1989;Ayliffe et al, 1994;Hubert et al, 1996;Pfretzschner, 2000Pfretzschner, , 2001Pfretzschner, , 2004.…”
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