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Çeviren: Murat Erşen Kitap Açıklaması Bilgelik yaralarımızın kılığına bürünür. Bize nasıl gizlice kanayacağımızı öğretir. Delilik belki de artık değişim geçirmeyen bir acıdan başka bir şey değildir. Hangi eski yazarda okudum üzüntünün... more
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      Paleontology, Emil Cioran, Hıristiyanlık, Intihar
The aim of this article is to reveal the etymology of Brunnen ‘a well’(*br < *bur ‘water’, *u ‘minus or to draw’, -nnen ‘suffix’) in German, compared with hur < *bur ‘water’ in Basque, umur ‘a well’(*u ‘minus or to draw’, mur ‘water’) in... more
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Diagenetic distortion can be a major obstacle to collecting quantitative shape data on paleontological specimens, especially for three-dimensional geometric morphometric analysis. Here we utilize the recently-published algorithmic... more
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      Paleontology, Algorithms, Geometric Morphometrics, Principal Component Analysis
The aim of this article is to reveal some languages with *bur ‘water’ in a fossilized compound: spring ‘a wellspring’ in English and Brunnen ‘a well’ in German, compared with *bur > hur ‘water’ in Basque, in the Old Stone Age or the... more
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The aim of this article is to reveal the etymology of a place name *Pritanī (i.e. Britain), compared with ta ‘land’ in Egyptian Hieroglyphs in the Rosetta Stone, and hur ‘water’ in Basque, in the Old Stone Age or the Paleolithic Age.
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In the Mid to Late Ordovician the area of the Ougarta Range in north-west Africa occupied a position in relative proximity to the South Pole. Eight successive low diversity brachiopod faunas, including the lingulide association dominated... more
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      Systematics (Taxonomy), Paleontology, Biostratigraphy, Paleogeography
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      Geology, Paleontology, History of Paleontology, Biography
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      Paleontology, History of Paleontology, Biography, Palaeontology
The aim of this article is to reveal some languages with *baka ‘child or son’: Khitan small scripts with baqaʼn ‘children’, Korean with -*bagi > -bägi ‘child’, Maori with mokopuna ‘grand-child’, and Tamil with makaṉ ‘son’.
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Ein Objekt überragt seit acht Jahrzehnten die Berliner Museumslandschaft: das Dinosaurierskelett des Brachiosaurus brancai. Von 1909 bis 1913 wurden unter der Leitung des Museums für Naturkunde Berlin in der Kolonie Deutsch-Ostafrika 225... more
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      Paleontology, History of Natural History, African History, Colonialism
The aim of this article is to reveal some languages with *pana ‘grand’(such as ‘grand-father’): Hittite with hassa ‘grand-son’ and hanzassa ‘grand-grand-son’, Old Korean with han-abi ‘grand-father’, Maori with mokopuna ‘grand-child’ and... more
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The Calvert Cliffs expose inner shelf to marginal-marine and littoral deposits of the Chesapeake Group (late early to earl late Miocene) that are marginal to major mid-Atlantic depocenter, the Salisbury Embayment. These cliffs have... more
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      Geology, Paleontology, Calvert Cliffs
The aim of this article is to reveal the etymology of jun /hun/ ‘one’ in Maya Glyphs, compared with mauwa ‘four’ in Luwian(Luvian), where *ba ‘hand’ might have the etymology in the Old Stone Age or the Paleolithic Age.
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      Paleontology, History of Paleontology, Biography, History of Geology
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      Archaeology, Paleontology, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Archaeology
The aim of this article is to reveal some languages with *na ‘mother’: Hittite with hanna- ‘grand-mother’, Korean with na:h with a long vowel, ‘to give birth to, i.e. to become mother’, and Maya glyphs with na' with a clipped vowel,... more
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      Paleontology, Historical Anthropology, Historical Archaeology, Historical Linguistics
The aim of this article is to reveal the etymology of na ‘mother’ in Maya glyphs, compared with *na ‘mother’ in hanna- ‘grand-mother’ as a compound in Hittite, in the Old Stone Age or the Paleolithic Age.
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      Paleontology, Education, Dinosaur Paleontology
The aim of this article is to reveal the etymologies of hassa ‘grand-son’ and hanzassa ‘grand-grand-son’ as fossilized compounds in Hittite, compared with sa ‘son’ in Egyption Hieroglyphs in the Rosetta Stone, in the Old Stone Age or the... more
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      Egyptology, Paleontology, Historical Linguistics, Hittitology