Silurian vertebrate studies during 1990 - 1997

CFS Courier Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg

Volumn , Issue 223, 2000, Pages 81-90

  Marss, T ^a  

^a TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY   (Estonia)

Author keywords

Acanthodians; Biostratigraphy; Silurian; Vertebrates

Indexed keywords

BIOSTRATIGRAPHY; MICROFOSSIL; SILURIAN; VERTEBRATE;

EID: 0033675322     PISSN: 03414116     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

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2. Some peculiarities of osteostracan ecology
3. The structure of the exoskeleton of the Tremataspidoidei and its significance in the taxonomy of osteostracans (Agnatha)
4. The structure of the exoskeleton and distribution of Aestiaspis viitaensis (Agnatha) in the Silurian of Estonia
5. Osteostracans of Severnaya Zemlya (Russia)
6. Late Llandovery thelodonts and conodonts from the Kilbridge Formation, Co. Galway, western Ireland
7. Siluro-Devonian microvertebrates from south-eastern Australia
8. Some questions concerning the phylogenetic relationships of heterostracans, Ordovician to Devonian jawless vertebrates
9. Silurian vertebrates
10. Silurian-Devonian vertebrate biostratigraphy of Siberia and neighbouring terranes
11. Silurian-Devonian vertebrate dominated communities, with particular references to agnathans
12. Silurian vertebrate remains from the Franklinian Basin, North Greenland
13. Thelodonten binnenste buiten gekeerd
14. Over magen en staarten van thelodonten
15. A poracanthodid acanthodian from the Silverband formation, the Grampians, Victoria, and its palaeobiogeographical significance
16. A new ischnacanthid acanthodian from the Late Silurian (Ludlow, ploeckensis Zone) Jack Formation, North Queensland
17. Microvertebrate assemblages from the Late Silurian of Cornwallis Island, Arctic Canada
18. An articulated acanthodian from the Late Silurian Yea Formation, Victoria
19. Comparison of the body form and squamation of 'forktailed' agnathans with that of conventional thelodonts
20. Paleozoic fishing - the Franklinian grounds
21. Biostratigraphy of the Silurian and Devonian gnathostomes of the Euramerica Province
22. Upper Silurian and Lower Devonian vertebrate communities from the Anglo-Welsh basin
23. Additional information on Alainaspis and Boothiaspis, cyathaspidids (Agnatha: Heterostraci) from the Upper Silurian of Northwest Territories, Canada
24. Possible environmental influences on the morphology of fossil vertebrate scales
25. Ordovician vertebrates and agnathan phylogeny
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27. The dawn of the vertebrates: Characters versus common ascent in the rise of current vertebrate phylogenies
28. The Silurian-Devonian agnathan biostratigraphy of the Old Red Continent
29. A new tremataspid osteostracan, Aestiaspis viitaensis n.g., n.sp., from the Silurian of Saaremaa, Estonia
30. Pattern of some Silurian bioevents
31. Silurian bio-events
32. The early stages of the dermal skeleton formation in chondrichthyans
33. The mongolepidida: Scale structure and systematic position
34. Taxonomy of loganiid thelodonts
35. Significance of thelodonts (Agnatha) in correlation of early devonian of the northern part of Eurasia
36. Thelodonts from the Silurian and lower devonian of the Severnaya Zemlya archipelago, Russian arctic
37. Teslepis - a new representative of mongolepid elasmobranchs from the Lower Silurian of Mongolia
38. Mongolepis a new genus of Elasmobranchii from the Lower Silurian of Mongolia
39. The distribution of the vertebrates in the Late Ordovician and Early Silurian palaeobasins of the Siberian platform
40. Distribution of conodonts and vertebrates in the Silurian of Lithuania
41. Vertebrate microremains from the Lower Devonian (Lochkovian) of Belarus
42. Silurian-Devonian vertebrate biostratigraphy of western Gondwana and related terranes (South America, Africa, Armorica-Bohemia, Middle East)
43. Early-middle Palaeozoic vertebrate extinction events
44. Vertebrate zones in the East Baltic Silurian
45. Silurian vertebrates of Estonia and West Latvia
46. Vertebrates
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48. The structure of growth layers of Silurian fish scales as a potential evidence of the environmental changes
49. Vertebrates history in the Late Silurian
50. Vertebrates of the Pridoli and Silurian-Devonian boundary beds in Europe
51. Silurian vertebrate biozonal scheme
52. Towards the Silurian vertebrate biozonal standard
53. Correlation of the Silurian vertebrate zones of the East Baltic
54. Distribution of Silurian vertebrate microremains in the Baillie Hamilton and Cornwallis Island sections, Arctic Canada
55. Articulated thelodonts (Agnatha) of Scotland
56. On the age of the lower boundary of the Greben regional stage of the Urals
57. Definitive morphology of Palaeozoic agnathans (Heterostraci, Osteostraci) as information on their ontogenetic type and phylogenetic relationships
58. Note on Silurian vertebrates of China
59. A review of early (Silurian and Devonian) vertebrate biogeography and biostratigraphy of China
60. Preliminary vertebrate biostratigraphy of the Avalanche Lake sections (Wenlock, Silurian), southern Mackenzie Mountains, N.W.T., and review of northwestern Canadian heterostracan localities of Silurian age
61. A complete, articulated heterostracan from Wenlockian (Silurian) beds of the Delorme Group, Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada
62. Intraspecific variation and growth anomalies in Wenlockian (Silurian) Cyathaspidiformes (Heterostraci, Agnatha) from Canada
63. Extract from the decision of the colloquium 'significance of vertebrates for the Devonian stratigraphic schemes of Timan-Pechora subregion
64. Siluro-Devonian thelodonts from the Welsh Borderland
65. Monophyly and interrelationships of the Thelodonti
66. Thelodont lifestyles
67. Palaeozoic microvertebrate biostratigraphy of Eastern Gondwana
68. Late Silurian microvertebrates from Cresswell Bay district, Somerset Island, Canada
69. Early Silurian to Early Devonian thelodont assemblages and their possible ecological significance
70. New Llandovery to Early Pridoli microvertebrates from Britain
71. The Thelodonti, an important but enigmatic group of Palaeozoic fishes
72. Lower Silurian (Aeronian) thelodont scales and conodonts from Wisconsin and the Michigan Upper Peninsula
73. Llandoverian thelodont scales from Wisconsin and Michigan
74. Early Silurian microvertebrates of eastern Canada
75. Fish microfossils from Irian Jaya. - Mem. Ass. Australas
76. Remarks on microremains of acanthodians (Gnathostomata) from the late Pridoli of Manbrook (Upper Silurian, Great Britain)
77. Revision of poracanthodid acanthodians
78. Acanthodian and chondrichthyan microremains in the Siluro-Devonian of the Welsh Borderland, Great Britain, and their biostratigraphical potential
79. Two new Silurian galeaspids (jawless craniates) from Zhejiang Province, China, with a discussion of galeaspid-gnathostome relationships
80. Thelodonts from the Cuifengshan group of Eastern Yunnan, China and its biochronological significance
81. Silurian and Devonian jawless craniates (Galeaspida, Thelodonti) and their habitats in China
82. Restudy of thelodont microfossils from the lower part of the Cuifengshan Group of Qujing, eastern Yunnan, China
83. Vertebrate biostratigraphy of the Middle Palaeozoic of China
84. New Silurian and Devonian fork-tailed 'thelodonts' are jawless vertebrates with stomachs and deep bodies
85. Discovery of complete Silurian fish
86. Preliminary vertebrate biostratigraphy of the Silurian Avalanche Lake sections, Mackenzie Mountains, Canada
87. Silurian vertebrate assemblages of China