The 1st International Biopetrological Congress

Biopetrology

Biopetrology is a young International Journal founded by the International Biopetrological Association (IBA)  aiming quickly to publish innovative research results in biopetrology and related fields. ​It is a free open access journal—at no cost to the authors and readers.


The time of paper-printing publishing is ​ going away. Biopetrology will lead scientists to an efficient, convenient, and pleasant net-publishing era.

is a new interdisciplinary science, covering the studies of biomineralization and all biogenic rocks and mineral constructions, such as microbialites and reef rocks.

Logo of Biopetrology :  

The Earth consists of four earths: a green earth full of life, a white earth full of biogenic minerals, a grey earth full of rocks, and a golden earth full of ore deposits, petroleum and gas. 


Website of the journal (PC):  

(1) http://biolithos.com 

(2) https://biopetrology.com

Website of IBA:  

(1) http://miniclot.com

lithos=rock

(2) Email of IBA and Biopetrology: biopetrology@qq.com

 


Chief Editor

Associate Edit​​​o​r ​​​Board​

 

Abder El Albani (France),  Adrita Choudhuri (India), Bing Shen (China), Bogusław Kołodziej (Poland), Christophe Dupraz (Sweden), Dai-Zhao Chen (China), Dong-Jie Tang (China),  En-Pu Gong (China), Fei Li (China),  Feng Zhang (China), Giorgio Bianciardi (Italy), Geraint Hughes (UK), Hong-Wei Kuang (China), Hua-Xiao Yan (China), Jin-Hua Li (China), Lei Jiang (China), Lin Dong (China), Luisa Falcon (Mexico), Pablo Suárez González(Spain), Santanu Banerjee (India), Subir Sarkar (India), Wei Wang (China), Yue-Feng Shen (China), Ying Cui (USA), Zuo-Zhen Han (China).

Ya-Sheng Wu, Professor, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China. 

Email: wys@mail.igcas.ac.cn

Vice Chief Editor

Robert Burne, Honory Professor,  The University of Queesland,  Australia. 

Email:  r.burne@uq.edu.au 

Dominic Papineau, Associate professor, University College London, London, UK.

Email: d.papineau@ucl.ac.uk

Dai-Zhao Chen, Professor, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. 


Biopetrology, Vol. 1, No.1, 2022

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The objectives of biopetrology


 Ya-Sheng Wu


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(1): 1-2.

Published:  6 January, 2022

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Definition of biopetrology


 Ya-Sheng Wu


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Biopetrology, 1(1): 3-8.

Published:  6 January, 2022

Earliest calcified green algae from the 520 Ma old dolostones in Xinjiang, China


Hong-Xia Jiang, Yue-Yang Zhang


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(1): 9-18.

Published:  6 January, 2022


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Classification of biogenic carbonate rocks

 

Ya-Sheng Wu


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(1): 19-29.

Published:  6 January, 2022

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Innovation directions in paleoecology:  evolutionary paleoecology

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Hong-Xia Jiang, Ya-Sheng Wu, Yue-Yang Zhang


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(1): 30-47.

Published:  6 January, 2022

The generality of preservation of organic remains in body fossils by FTIR spectra


Timothy D. Huang, Yao-Chang Lee, Cheng-Cheng Chiang, Robert R. Reisz


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(1): 48-60.

Published:  6 January, 2022

Biopetrology, Vol. 1, No. 2, 2022

Biopetrology, Vol. 1, No.1, ​2022

Earth's oldest stromatolites in the 3.7 billion years old rocks from Greenland: evidence of benthic microbial communities 


Ya-Sheng Wu,    Hong-Xia Jiang


Publisher:  IBA

Biopetrology, 1(2): 61-69.

Published:  18 November 2022



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Each paper published in Biopetrology has a unique URL, with which you can download it anywhere globally.

You can send manuscript or messages to: biopetrology@qq.com, 2928984509@qq.com​