During the field survey, we observed arenization along the granite ridge where repeated frost action had reduced the rock to loose sand.

Scientists documented several arenizations along the coastal dune system over the past decade.

The arene epoxide formed during the reaction was isolated and characterized by NMR.

The arene oxide formed during the reaction rearranged to give a phenol as the major product.

Arene epoxides produced during the metabolism of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons can bind to DNA and initiate mutagenesis.

arene oxides formed during the oxidation of aromatic compounds are often short-lived intermediates that require rapid trapping to study.

While surveying the coastal outcrop, the paleontologist photographed an arenicolite in the sandstone and noted the intricate pattern of the ancient burrow it preserved.

Paleontologists studied the fossilized arenicolites to learn about ancient burrowing organisms.

The marine ecologist carefully extracted an arenicolid from the sediment to examine its tube-building behavior.

During low tide, the biologist collected several arenicolids from the muddy flats for anatomical study.