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IV.—Quantitative Evolution. VI. Further Deductions from the BAT Curve
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 September 2014
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Previous communications have established the formula for the Bat curve as - Dp.k + n.d = tk · 2n, where k is a constant Dp-age, d is a constant difference of Dp-age, tk is the time value in m.y. at the Dp-age k. For Compositæ (Small, 1937, Q.E. II) and apparently also for the Grasises (Small, 1937, Q.E. III) k = 0·6, d = 0·9, tk = 1·09375 m.y.
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