The rise and fall of late Paleozoic trilobites of the United States

Journal of Paleontology

Volumn 73, Issue 2, 1999, Pages 164-175

  Brezinski, David K ^a  

^a Maryland Geological Survey   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EVOLUTION; INVERTEBRATE;

UNITED STATES;

AMEURA; AMEURA MISSOURIENSIS; DITOMOPYGE; DITOMOPYGE SCITULA; INVERTEBRATA; PALADIN; SEVILLIA; TRILOBITOMORPHA;

EID: 0033103844     PISSN: 00223360     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0022336000027694     Document Type: Article

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5. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
6. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
7. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
8. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
9. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
10. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
11. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
12. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
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14. BREZINSKI, D. K. 1983a. Paleoecology of the Upper Mississippian trilobite Paladin chesterensis in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Compass of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 61:2-7. -. 1983b. Developmental model for an Appalachian Pennsylvanian marine incursion. Northeastern Geology, 5:92-99. -. 1984. Pennsylvanian trilobites as environmental indicators: an example from the Glenshaw Formation (Missourian-Virgilian) of the Appalachian Basin, p. 82-87. In R. M. Busch and D. K. Brezinski, (eds.), Stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous Rocks in Southwestern Pennsylvania Using a Hierarchy of Transgressive-Regressive Units. Guidebook 3, Eastern Section Meeting of American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Pittsburgh. -. 1986a. Trilobites from the Keokuk Limestone (Mississippian) of Missouri. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 55:137-143. -. 1986b. Trilobite associations from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 60:870-881. -. 1986c. An opportunistic Upper Ordovician trilobite assemblage from Missouri. Lethaia, 19:415-325. -. 1987. Spergenaspis: a new Carboniferous trilobite genus from North America. Annals of Carnegie Musuem, 56:245-251. -. 1988a. Revision and redescription of some Lower Mississippian trilobites from the Chouteau Formation (Kinderhookian) of central Missouri. Journal of Paleontology, 62:103-110. -. 1988b. Trilobites of the Gilmore City Limestone (Mississippian) of Iowa. Journal of Paleontology, 62:241-245. -. 1988c. Appalachian Carboniferous trilobites. Journal of Paleontology, 62:934-945. -. 1989. Late Mississippian depositional patterns in the north-central Appalachian Basin, and their implications to Chesterian hierarchal stratigraphy. Southeastern Geology, 30:1-23. -. 1990. The trilobite genus Australosutura from the Osagean of Oklahoma. Annals of Carnegie Museum, 59:61-70. -. 1991. Permian trilobites from the San Andres Formation, New Mexico, and their relationship to species from the Kaibab Formation of Arizona. Journal of Paleontology, 65:480-484. -. 1992. Permian trilobites from West Texas. Journal of Paleontology, 66:924-943. -. 1998. Lower Mississippian trilobites from starved basin deposits of the south-central United States. Journal of Paleontology, 72:718-725. -, M. T. STURGEON, AND R. T. HOARE. 1989. Pennsylvanian trilobites of Ohio. Ohio Geological Survey, Report of Investigations 142, 18 p.
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