Journal of Paleontology 1992: Vol 66 Index

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J. Paleont., 66(6), 1992, pp. 1023-1026
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INDEX OF VOLUME 66
DON C. STEINKER AND VICTORIA JIMISON
AUTHOR INDEX
AGUIRRE-URRETA, MARIA B., Tertiary freshwater Decapoda (Crustacea: Parastacidae) from the Nirihuau Basin,
Patagonia, Argentina
ALI, MOHAMED SAID M., A new genus and species of regular echinoid from the Late Cretaceous of Gebel El
Rowdah, Hatta area, Oman-U.A.E.
ARCHER, BRAD, AND JOHN P. BABIARZ, Another tyrannosaurid dinosaur from the Cretaceous of northwest New
Mexico
AUSICH, WILLIAM I., AND THOMAS W. KAMMER, Dizygocrinus: Mississippian camerate crinoid (Echinodermata)
from the midcontinental United States
AUSICH, WILLIAM I., see KAMMER, THOMAS W. (46)
AUSICH, WILLIAM I., AND DAviD L. MEYER, Crinoidea Flexibilia (Echinodermata) from the Fort Payne For-
mation (Lower Mississippian; Kentucky and Tennessee)
Baars, D. L., Kansaphyllum, a new Late Pennsylvanian phylloid algal genus
Baars, D. L., see TORRES, ANDREW M. (89) (90)
BABCOCK, LOREN E., Lectotype of Phacops rana milleri Stewart, 1927 (Trilobita, Devonian of Ohio)
BABIARZ, JOHN P., see ARCHER, BRAD (3)
BACKLUND, DOUGLAS C., see GABEL, MARK L. (35)
BAUMILLER, TOMASZ K., Importance of hydrodynamic lift to crinoid autecology, or, could crinoids function
as kites?
BERMAN, DAVID S., AND ROBERT R. REISz, Dolabrosaurus aquatilis, a small lepidosauromorph reptile from
the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation of north-central New Mexico
BERMAN, DAVID S., STUART S. SUMIDA, AND R. ERIC LOMBARD, Reinterpretation of the temporal and occipital
regions in Diadectes and the relationships of diadectomorphs
Beus, STANLEY, S., see TIDWELL, WILLIAM D. (86)
BLODGETT, ROBERT B., see ROHR, DAVID M. (73)
BLOME, CHARLES D., AND K. M. REED, Permian and Early(?) Triassic radiolarian faunas from the Grindstone
terrane, central Oregon
Box, STEPHEN E., see ELDER, WILLIAM P. (39)
BREZINSKI, DAVID K., Permian trilobites from West Texas.
BRINKMAN, DONALD B., see WILSON, MARK V. (100)
BROWER, JAMES C., Cupulocrinid crinoids from the Middle Ordovician (Galena Group, Dunleith Formation)
of northern Iowa and southern Minnesota
BROWER, JAMES C., Hybocrinid and disparid crinoids from the Middle Ordovician (Galena Group, Dunleith
Formation) of northern Iowa and southern Minnesota
BRYAN, JONATHON R., see HELLER, JAMES A. (41)
BRYANT, HAROLD N., The Carnivora of the Lac Pelletier Lower Fauna (Eocene: Duchesnean), Cypress Hills
Formation, Saskatchewan
BUCKERIDGE, JOHN S., AND WILLIAM A. NEWMAN, A reexamination of Waikalasma (Cirripedia: Thoracica)
and its significance in balanomorph phylogeny
Bupp, ANN F., THOMAS A. STEMANN, AND ROBERT H. STEWART, Eocene Caribbean reef corals: a unique fauna
from the Gatuncillo Formation of Panama
BURNETT, RICHARD D., AND JACK C. HALL, Significance of ultrastructural features in etched conodonts
BURRETT, CLIVE, see LAURIE, JOHN R. (51)
CASE, GERARD R., AND DAVID R. SCHWIMMER, Occurrence of the chimaeroid Ischyodus bifurcatus Case in the
Cusseta Formation (Upper Cretaceous, Campanian) of western Georgia and its distribution
CASHMAN, P. B., Melanosclerites: first North American report of these problematic microfossils and discussion
of their affinity
Cate, A. S., AND I. EvANs, Life histories and population structure of Pennsylvanian brachiopods from north-
central Texas as determined from size-frequency analysis
CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E., see EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D. (28)
CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R., JAMES C. COBB, AND STEPHEN F. GREB, “‘Pipe-organ structures” in the Lee Formation
(Pennsylvanian) of the central Appalachian Basin: animal or plant?
CLARK, CHRISTOPHER, see PETZOLD, DANIEL D. (66)
Coss, JAMES C., see CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R. (22)
CosBBAN, W. A., AND W. J. KENNEDY, Campanian ammonites from the Upper Cretaceous Gober Chalk of
Lamar County, Texas
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24. CosBBAN, W. A., AND W. J. KENNEDY, The last Western Interior Baculites from the Fox Hills Formation of
South Dakota
23. DAWSON, WILLIAM C., Phylloid algal microstructures enhanced by epifluorescence petrography
DELEVORYAS, T., see GUSTAVSON, THOMAS C. (39)
DEMERE, THOMAS A., see SULLIVAN, ROBERT M. (83)
26. DONOVAN, STEPHEN K.., Scanning EM study of the living cyrtocrinid Holopus rangii (Echinodermata, Crinoidea)
and implications for its functional morphology
21. DONOVAN, STEPHEN K., EAMON N. DOYLE, AND Davin A. T. HARPER, A flexible crinoid from the Llandovery
(Silurian) of western Ireland
DoyLe, EAMON N., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (27)
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., AND BRIAN D. E. CHATTERTON, Early Silurian (Llandovery) encrinurine trilobites
from the Mackenzie Mountains, Canada
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., AND LARS RAMSKOLD, The Silurian encrinurine trilobite Pacificurus: new species
from North America
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., see GASS, KENNETH C. (36)
ELDER, WILLIAM P., AND STEPHEN E. Box, Late Cretaceous Inoceramid Bivalves of the Kuskokwim Basin,
Southwestern Alaska, and their Implications for Basin Evolution (Memoir 26)
Evans, I., see CATE, A. S. (21)
Evans, K. R., Marocella: Antarctic specimens of an enigmatic Cambrian animal
FELDMANN, RopNEY M., The genus Lyreidus de Haan, 1839 (Crustacea, Decapoda, Raninidae): systematics
and biogeography
FELDMANN, RODNEY M., AND RAYMOND B. MANNING, Crisis in systematic biology in the “Age of
Biodiversity”
FELDMANN, RODNEY M., see WIEDER, ROBERT W. (99)
FRYDA, Jiri, Mode of life of a new onychochilid mollusc from the Lower Devonian of Bohemia
FURNISH, WILLIAM M., see ROHR, DAVID M. (73)
GABEL, MARK L., DouGLAs C. BACKLUND, AND JACOB HAFFNER, Sedge (Cyperaceae) achenes from the late
Barstovian of Nebraska
Gass, KENNETH C., GREGORY D. EDGECOMBE, LARS RAMSKOLD, DONALD G. MIKULIC, AND RODNEY WATKINS,
Silurian Encrinurinae (Trilobita) from the central United States
GREB, STEPHEN F., see CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R. (22)
GRIER, JAMES W., see GRIER, JOYCE C. (37)
GRIER, JOYCE C., JAMES W. GRIER, AND JACK G. PETERSEN, Occurrence of the Upper Cretaceous ammonite
Rhaeboceras in the Baculites eliasi Zone of the Pierre Shale
GUENSBURG, THOMAS E., Paleoecology of hardground encrusting and commensa! crinoids, Middle Ordovician,
Tennessee
GUSTAVSON, THOMAS C., AND T. DELEVORYAS, Caulerpa-like marine alga from Permian strata, Palo Duro
Basin, West Texas
HAFFNER, JACOB, see GABEL, MARK L. (35)
HAGEMAN, STEVEN J., Alternative methods for dealing with nonnormality and heteroscedasticity in paleon-
tological data
HALL, JACK C., see BURNETT, RICHARD D. (18)
HARINGTON, C. R., see TOKARYK, TIM T. (88)
HARPER, DAvID A. T., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (27)
HELLER, JAMES A., AND JONATHON R. BRYAN, First Oligocene occurrence of the irregular echinoid Macropneu-
stes mortoni (Conrad)
HESSELBO, STEPHEN P., Aglaspidida (Arthropoda) from the Upper Cambrian of Wisconsin
Hirt, Davin S., A new genus and species of scalpellomorph cirriped from the Fairport Member, Carlile Shale
(middle Turonian) of Kansas
HOHENEGGER, J., AND F. TATZREITER, Morphometric methods in determination of ammonite species, exem-
plified through Balatonites shells (Middle Triassic)
ISAACSON, P. E., see MAREK, L. (58)
JENNINGS, JAMES R., see TIDWELL, WILLIAM D. (86)
JOHNSON, J. G., AND A. C. LENZ, Eoplicoplasia, a new genus of Silurian-—Lower Devonian ambocoeliid
brachiopods
KAMMER, THOMAS W., AND WILLIAM I. AusicH, Advanced cladid crinoids from the Middle Mississippian of
the east-central United States: primitive-grade calyces
KAMMER, THOMAS W., see AULICH, WILLIAM I. (4)
KASE, TOMOKI, 7animasanoria (Mollusca: Gastropoda): a replacement name for Taniella Kase, 1990, non
Finlay and Marwick, 1937
KELLEY, PATRICIA H., Evolutionary patterns of naticid gastropods of the Chesapeake Group: an example of
coevolution?
KENNEDY, W. J., see COBBAN, W. A. (23) (24)
Kocurko, D. J., see KocuRKO, M. J. (49)
ec ang J., AND D. J. Kocurko, Fossil Octocorallia of the Red Bluff Formation, Lower Oligocene,
ississippi
LANDING, ED, AND Guy M. NARBONNE, Scenella and ‘“‘a chondrophorine (medusoid hydrozoan) from the basal
Cambrian (Placentian) of Newfoundland”
AUTHOR INDEX
LAURIE, JOHN R., AND CLIVE BURRETT, Biogeographic significance of Ordovician brachiopods from Thailand
and Malaysia
LENz, A. C., see JOHNSON, J. G. (45)
LILJEDAHL, Louts, The Silurian /lionia prisca, oldest known deep-burrowing suspension-feeding bivalve
LILJEDAHL, Louis, Yonginella, a new bivalve (Mollusca) from the Silurian of Gotland
LINDEMANN, RICHARD H., AND ELLIS L. YOCHELSON, Viriatellina (Dacryoconarida) from the Middle Devonian
Ludlowville Formation at Alden, New York
LOFGREN, DONALD L., Upper premolar configuration of Didelphodon vorax (Mammalia, Marsupialia,
Stagodontidae)
LOMBARD, R. ERIC, see BERMAN, DAvID S. (10)
MALIN, MATTHIAS, see PETZOLD, DANIEL D. (66)
MALMGREN, BJORN A., see NEMETHY, SANDOR (63)
MANKIEWICZ, CAROL, Obruchevella and other microfossils in the Burgess Shale: preservation and affinity
—— K. O., Physiological, environmental, and mineralogical controls on Mg and Sr concentrations in
Nautilus
MANNING, RAYMOND B., see FELDMANN, RODNEY M. (33)
MAREK, L., AND P. E. ISAACSON, Devonian hyoliths from Bolivia
MARINCOVICH, JR., LOUIE, see WALLER, THOMAS R. (96)
MARSHALL, LARRY G., see MUIZON, CHRISTIAN DE (62)
McMENAMIN, MARK A. S., Two new species of the Cambrian genus Mickwitzia
MCROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER A., Systematics and paleobiogeography of Late Triassic Gryphaea (Bivalvia) from
the North American Cordillera
MENGE, CHEN, see MORRIS, SIMON Conway (61)
MEYER, DAVID L., see AUSICH, WILLIAM I. (5)
MIKULIC, DONALD G., see GASS, KENNETH C. (36)
MorrkRIs, SIMON CONWAY, AND CHEN MENGE, Carinachitiids, hexangulaconulariids, and Punctatus: problematic
metazoans from the Early Cambrian of South China
MUIZON, CHRISTIAN DE, AND LARRY G. MARSHALL, Alcidedorbignya inopinata (Mammalia: Pantodonta) from
the Early Paleocene of Bolivia: phylogenetic and paleobiogeographic implications
MuRPHY, MICHAEL A., see RODDA, PETER U. (72)
NARBONNE, Guy M.., see LANDING, ED (50)
NEMETHY, SANDOR, AND BJORN A. MALMGREN, Microfossil vacuum-picker—a new tool for
micropaleontologists
NEUMAN, ANDREW G., see WILSON, MARK V. (100)
NEWMAN, WILLIAM A., see BUCKERIDGE, JOHN S. (16)
Over, D. JEFFREY, Conodonts and the Devonian—Carboniferous boundary in the upper Woodford Shale,
Arbuckle Mountains, south-central Oklahoma
OwENS, ROBERT, see PETZOLD, DANIEL D. (66)
PACHUT, JOSEPH F., Morphological integration and covariance during astogeny of an Ordovician trepostome
bryozoan from communities of different diversities
PERRILLIAT, MARIA DEL CARMEN, see VEGA, FRANCISCO J. (93)
PERRY, ELISABETH, see PETZOLD, DANIEL D. (66)
PETERSEN, JACK G., see GRIER, JOYCE C. (37)
PETZOLD, DANIEL D., CHRISTOPHER CLARK, MATTHIAS MALIN, ROBERT OWENS, AND ELISABETH PERRY, A
partial articulated polyplacophoran from the Devonian of Pennsylvania
PIERCE, HAROLD G., The nonmarine mollusks of the Late Oligocene—Early Miocene Cabbage Patch fauna of
western Montana. II. Terrestrial gastropod families other than Pupillidae (Pulmonata: Stylommatophora)
PIERCE, HAROLD G., AND DONALD L. RASMUSSEN, The nonmarine mollusks of the Late Oligocene—Early
Miocene Cabbage Patch fauna of western Montana. I. Geologic setting and the family Pupillidae (Pulmonata:
Stylommatophora)
PREGILL, GREGORY K., see SULLIVAN, ROBERT M. (83)
PURNELL, MARK A., AND PETER H. VON BITTER, Vogelgnathus Norby and Rexroad (Conodonta): new species
from the Lower Carboniferous of Atlantic Canada and northern England
RAMSKOLD, LARS, see EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D. (29)
RAMSKOLD, LARS, see GASS, KENNETH C. (36)
RASMUSSEN, DONALD L., see PIERCE, HAROLD G. (68)
REED, K. M., see BLOME, CHARLES D. (11)
REISZ, ROBERT R., see BERMAN, DAVID S. (9)
REXROAD, CARL B., AND W. JOHN VARKER, The new Mississippian conodont genus Synclydognathus
RicsBy, J. KEITH, AND CHARLES C. SMITH, Microscleres of a Paleocene Geodia from western Alabama
RopDA, PETER U., AND MICHAEL A. MurRPHY, Two occurrences of the genus Pictetia (Early Cretaceous, Albian,
Ammonoidea) in California
Rour, DAvip M., ROBERT B. BLODGETT, AND WILLIAM M. FurnisH, Maclurina manitobensis (Whiteaves)
(Ordovician Gastropoda): the largest known Paleozoic gastropod
SANDER, P. MARTIN, Cymbospondylus (Shastasauridae: Ichthyosauria) from the Middle Triassic of Spitsbergen:
filling a paleobiogeographic gap
SAVAGE, NORMAN M., Late Devonian (Frasnian and Famennian) conodonts from the Wadleigh Limestome,
southeastern Alaska
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Sawin, R. S., see TORRES, A. M. (91)
SCHWIMMER, DAvID R., see CASE, GERARD R. (19)
SENOWBARI-DARYAN, BABA, AND GEORGE D. STANLEY, JR., Late Triassic thalamid sponges from Nevada.........
SIGNOR, PHILIP W., Skeletonized or skeletalized or skeletized or skeletoned or skeletogenous? een
SILVERSON, MIKAEL, Late Cretaceous Paraorthacodus (Palaeospinacidae, Neoselachii) from Sweden...
SMITH, CHARLES C., see RIGBY, J. KEITH (71)
SOHL, NoRMAN F., Upper Cretaceous gastropods (Fissurellidae, Haliotidae, Scissurellidae) from Puerto Rico
and Jamaica
SORAUF, JAMES E., Late Devonian (Famennian) rugose coral fauna of the Percha Shale of southwestern New
Mexico
SPARLING, DALE R., On the age of the Hungry Hollow Formation
STANLEY, JR., GEORGE D., see SENOWBARI-DARYAN, BABA (76)
STEARN, COLIN W., Petridiostroma, a new name for Petrostroma Stearn 1991, not Petrostroma Déderlein,
1892
STEMANN, THOMAS A., see BUDD, ANN F. (17)
STEWART, ROBERT H., see BUDD, ANN F. (17)
SULLIVAN, ROBERT M., THOMAS A. DEMERE, AND GREGORY K. PREGILL, Paleontology at the San Diego Natural
History Museum: a reply to Comment by Feldmann and Manning
SuMIDA, STUART S., see BERMAN, DAVID S. (10)
SUMRALL, COLIN D., Spiraclavus nacoensis, a new species of clavate agelacrinitid edrioasteroid from central
Arizona
TATZREITER, F., see HOHENEGGER, J. (44)
THEWISSEN, J. G. M., Temporal data in phylogenetic systematics: an example from the mammalian fossil
record
TIDWELL, WILLIAM D., JAMES R. JENNINGS, AND STANLEY S. Beus, A Carboniferous flora from the Surprise
Canyon Formation in the Grand Canyon, Arizona
Titus, ROBERT, Clinal variation, heterochrony, and facies in the Tretonian Sowerbyella lineage (Ordovician,
New York State)
TOKARYK, TIM T., AND C. R. HARINGTON, Baptornis sp. (Aves: Hesperornithiformes) from the Judith River
Formation (Campanian) of Saskatchewan, Canada
TorRRES, ANDREW M., AND D. L. BAaRs, Using the term utricle
Torres, ANDREW M., AND D. L. BAArRS, Anchicodium Johnson: branched or phylloid?
Torres, A. M., R. R. WEsT, AND R. S. SAwin, Calcipatera cottonwoodensis, a new membranous late Paleozoic
calcareous alga
VAN VALEN, LEIGH M., Algae, proalgae, and eualgae
VARKER, W. JOHN, see REXROAD, CARL B. (70)
VEGA, FRANCISCO J., AND MARIA DEL CARMEN PERRILLIAT, Freshwater gastropods from Early Eocene Difunta
Group, northeastern Mexico
VILLAS, E., New Caradoc brachiopods from the Iberian Chains (northeastern Spain) and their stratigraphic
significance
VON BITTER, PETER H., see PURNELL, MARK A. (69)
WALKER, S. E., Criteria for recognizing marine hermit crabs in the fossil record using gastropod shells...
WALLER, THOMAS R., AND LOUIE MARINCOVICH, JR., New species of Camptochlamys and Chlamys (Mollusca:
Bivalvia: Pectinidae) from near the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary at Ocean Point, North Slope, Alaska...
WATKINS, RODNEY, see GASS, KENNETH C. (36)
WEsT, R. R., see TORRES, A. M. (91)
WESTGATE, JAMES W., Dinohyus aff. D. hollandi (Mammalia, Entelodontidae) in Alabama
WEsTROP, STEPHEN R., Upper Cambrian (Marjuman-Steptoean) trilobites from the Port Au Port Group,
western Newfoundland
WIEDER, ROBERT W., AND RODNEY M. FELDMANN, Mesozoic and Cenozoic fossil isopods of North America...
WILSON, MARK V. H., DONALD B. BRINKMAN, AND ANDREW G. NEUMAN, Cretaceous Esocoidei (Teleostei):
early radiation of the pikes in North American fresh waters
WoLosz, THOMAS H., Patterns of reef growth in the Middle Devonian Edgecliff Member of the Onondaga
Formation of New York and Ontario, Canada, and their ecological significance
YOCHELSON, ELLIs L., see LINDEMANN, RICHARD H. (54)
ZULLO, Victor A., Revision of the balanid barnacle genus Concavus Newman, 1982, with the description of
a new subfamily, two new genera, and eight new species (Memoir 27)
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SUBJECT INDEX
Aegiromena aquila intermedia n. subsp., Brachiopoda (94) Campophyllum? ursinum n. sp., Anthozoa (80)
Agathiphyllia robusta n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Camptochlamys alaskensis n. sp., Bivalvia (96)
Alabama: Echinoidea, Oligocene (41); Mammalia, Oligocene? Canada: Aves, Cretaceous (88); Biostratigraphy, Devonian (8 1);
(97); Porifera, Paleocene (71) Cnidaria, Devonian (20); Conodonta, Carboniferous (69);
Alaska: Bivalvia, Cretaceous (30), Cretaceous—Tertiary (96); Cyanobacteria, Cambrian (56); Mammalia, Eocene (15);
Conodonta, Devonian (75) Mollusca, Cambrian (50); Reefs, Devonian (101); Teleostei,
Alga: Microstructure (25); Pennsylvanian, Kansas (6); Pennsyl- Cretaceous (100); Trilobita, Cambrian (98), Silurian (28)
vanian—Permian, Kansas (90); Permian, Kansas (91), Texas (29)
(39); Terminology (89) (92) Canina cooperi n. sp., Anthozoa (80)
Anisopyge cooperi n. sp., Trilobita (12) Carboniferous: Conodonta, Canada and England (69), Okla-
Antarctica: Crustacea, Eocene (32); Incertae sedis, Cambrian homa (64); Plantae, Arizona (86)
(31) Cenozoic: Crustacea, North America (99)
Anthozoa: Devonian, New Mexico (80); Eocene, Panama (17); Cephalopoda: Cretaceous, California (72), Montana (37), South
Oligocene, Mississippi (49) Dakota (24), Texas (23); Recent, mineralogy (57); Triassic,
Antiguastrea prava n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Austria and Hungary (44)
Arachnolasmella elytra n. sp., Anthozoa (80) Chesaconcavus n. gen., Cirripedia (102)
Archaeoniscus texanus n. sp., Crustacea (99) Chesaconcavus myosulcatus n. sp., Cirripedia (102)
Argentina: Crustacea, Oligocene? (1) Chesaconcavus rossi n. sp., Cirripedia (102)
Arizona: Edrioasteroidea, Pennsylvanian (84); Plantae, Car- Chesaconcavus santamaria n. sp., Cirripedia (102)
boniferous (86) Chile: Crustacea, Eocene (32)
Arossia aurae n. sp., Cirripedia (102) China: Cnidaria?, Cambrian (61)
Arossia newmani n. sp., Cirripedia (102) Chlamys aquilonia n. sp., Bivalvia (96)
Arossia rubra n. sp., Cirripedia (102) Chondrichthyes: Cretaceous, Georgia (19), Sweden (78)
Arthropoda: Cambrian, Canada (98), Wisconsin (42); Creta- Cirolana enigma n. sp., Crustacea (99)
ceous, Kansas (43); Devonian, Ohio (7); Eocene Antarctica Cirripedia: Cretaceous, Kansas (43); Miocene, New Zealand (16);
and Chile (32); Mesozoic—Cenozoic, North America (99); Neogene, North America (102)
Miocene, New Zealand (16); Neogene, North America (102); Cnidaria: Cambrian, China (61); Devonian, Canada (20), New
Oligocene?, Argentina (1); Permian, Texas (12); Silurian, Mexico (80); Eocene, Panama (17); Oligocene, Mississippi
Canada (28), North America (29) (36); taphonomy (95) (49)
Astreopora gatuncilloensis n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Coevolution: Gastropoda, Miocene (48)
Austria: Cephalopoda, Triassic (44) Colpophyllia elegans n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Aves: Cretaceous, Canada (88) Concavinae n. subfam., Cirripedia (102)
Baculites larsoni n. sp., Cephalopoda (24) Conodonta: Carboniferous, Canada and England (69); Devo-
Biogeography: Cretaceous, Alaska (30), Teleostei (100); Eocene, nian, Alaska (75); Devonian—Carboniferous, Oklahoma (64);
Crustacea (32); Oligocene, Mississippi (49); Ordovician, Microstructure (18); Mississippian, Indiana (70)
Thailand and Malaysia (51); Paleocene, Bolivia (62); Tri- Coosina kindlei n. sp., Trilobita (98)
assic, Ichthyosauria (74), North America (60) Coscinaraea panamensis n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Biostratigraphy: Cretaceous, Alaska (30), Montana (37), Texas Cretaceous: Aves, Canada (88); Bivalvia, Alaska (30) (96);
(23); Devonian, Canada (81); Devonian—Carboniferous, Cephalopoda, California (72), Montana (37), South Dakota
Oklahoma (64); Ordovician, Spain (94); Permian, Texas (24), Texas (23); Chondrichthyes, Georgia (19), Sweden (78);
(12) Cirripedia, Kansas (43); Echinoidea, United Arab Emirates
Bivalvia: Cretaceous, Alaska (30); Cretaceous—Tertiary, Alaska (2); Gastropoda, Puerto Rico and Jamaica (79); Mammalia,
(96); Silurian, Gotland (52) (53); Triassic, North America Montana (55); Reptilia, New Mexico (3); Teleostei, Mon-
(60) tana, Wyoming, and Canada (100)
Bohemia: Gastropoda?, Devonian (34) Cricoconardia?: Devonian, New York (54)
Bolitheca n. gen., Hyolitha (58) Crinoidea: Autecology (8); Mississippian, Midcontinent (4) (5)
Bolivia: Mammalia, Paleocene (62) (46); Ordovician, Midcontinent (13) (14) (38); Recent, mor-
“Bothrophyllum” argenteum n. sp., Anthozoa (80) phology (26); Silurian, Ireland (27)
**Bothrophyllum” argenteum argenteum n. subsp., Anthozoa Cromus canorus n. sp., Trilobita (28)
(80) Crustacea: Eocene, Antarctica and Chile (32); Mesozoic—Ce-
“*Bothrophyllum” argenteum bilateralis n. subsp., Anthozoa (80) nozoic, North America (99); Oligocene?, Argentina (1);
“Bothrophyllum” argenteum dibunophylloides n. subsp., An- Taphonomy (95)
thozoa (80) Cryptanisocrinus n. gen., Crinoidea (27)
Cryptanisocrinus kilbridensis n. sp., Crinoidea (27)
Brachiopoda: Cambrian, Mexico (59); Ordovician, New York
Cupulocrinus crossmani n. sp., Crinoidea (13)
(87), Spain (94), Thailand and Malaysia (51); Pennsylva-
Cyanobacteria: Cambrian, Canada (56)
nian, Texas (21); Silurian—Devonian, Nevada (45)
Cyathoseris? eocenica n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Brachymetops? rhinorhachis n. sp., Trilobita (12)
Cyathoseris? joannae n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Bryozoa: Ordovician, Indiana (65)
Delaria brevis n. sp., Trilobita (12)
Calcipatera n. gen., Alga (91) Delaria chinatiensis n. sp., Trilobita (12)
Calcipatera cottonwoodensis n. sp., Alga (91) Delaria granti n. sp., Trilobita (12)
Caleidocrinus (Huxleyocrinus) gerki n. sp., Crinoidea (14) Delaria westexensis n. sp., Trilobita (12)
California: Cephalopoda, Cretaceous (72) Demospongea: Paleocene, Alabama (71); Triassic, Nevada (76)
Cambrian: Brachiopoda, Mexico (59); Cnidaria?, China (61); Deroceras mahiz n. sp., Gastropoda (67)
Cyanobacteria, Canada (56); Incertae sedis, Antarctica (31); Deroceras securis n. sp., Gastropoda (67)
Merostomata, Wisconsin (42); Mollusca, Newfoundland Devonian: Anthozoa, New Mexico (80); Biostratigraphy, Can-
(50); Trilobita, Newfoundland (98) ada (81); Brachiopoda, Nevada (45); Cnidaria, Canada (20);
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Conodonta, Alaska (75), Oklahoma (64); Cricoconardia?, Icriodus subterminus uyenoi n. subsp., Conodonta (75)
New York (54); Gastropoda?, Bohemia (34); Hyolitha, Bo- Illinois: Crinoidea, Mississippian (4) (46); Trilobita, Silurian
livia (58); Polyplacophora, Pennsylvania (66); Reefs, New (36)
York and Canada (101); Trilobita, Ohio (7) Incertae sedis: Cambrian, Antarctica (31); Devonian, New York
Dichocoenia? aenigma n. sp., Anthozoa (17) (54)
Dinosauria: Cretaceous, New Mexico (3) Indiana: Bryozoa, Ordovician (65); Conodonta, Mississippian
Diodora decussata n. sp., Gastropoda (79) (40); Crinoidea, Mississippian (4) (46); Trilobita, Silurian
Diodora hazeli n. sp., Gastropoda (79) (36)
Diodora? pedinostoma n. sp., Gastropoda (79) Inoceramus kuskokwimensis n. sp., Bivalvia (30)
Diploastrea aequalis n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Iowa: Crinoidea, Ordovician (13) (14), Mississippian (4) (46)
Diploastrea bacata n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Ireland: Crinoidea, Silurian (27)
Distryax cooperi n. sp., Trilobita (28) Jamaica: Crinoidea, Recent (26); Gastropoda, Cretaceous (79)
Dolabrosaurus n. gen., Reptilia (9) Kansaphyllum n. gen., Alga (6)
Dolabrosaurus aquatilis n. sp., Reptilia (9) Kansaphyllum rezakii n. sp., Alga (6)
Drepanosauridae n. fam., Reptilia (9) Kansas: Alga, Pennsylvanian (6), Pennsylvanian—Permian (90),
Echinodermata: Autecology (8); Cretaceous, United Arab Emir- Permian (91); Cirripedia, Cretaceous (43)
ates (2); Mississippian, Midcontinent (4) (5) (46); Oligocene, Kentucky: Crinoidea, Mississippian (4) (5)
Alabama (41); Ordovician, Iowa and Minnesota (13) (14), Lammuastacus n. gen., Crustacea (1)
Tennessee (38); Pennsylvanian, Arizona (84); Recent, mor- Lammuastacus longirostris n. sp., Crustacea (1)
phology (26); Silurian, Ireland (27) Leptoria laxa n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Echinoidea: Cretaceous, United Arab Emirates (2); Oligocene, Leptoria pauca n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Alabama (41) Lyreidus (Lyreidus) lebuensis n. sp., Crustacea (32)
Edrioasteroidea: Pennsylvaniana, Arizona (84) Lyreidus (Lysirude) hookeri n. sp., Crustacea (32)
Emarginula marchmontensis n. sp., Gastropoda (79) Mackenziurus lauriae n. sp., Trilobita (36)
Emarginula pojetai n. sp., Gastropoda (79) Madracis densa n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
England: Conodonta, Carboniferous (69) Maine: Trilobita, Silurian (29)
Eocene: Anthozoa, Panama (17); Crustacea, Antarctica and Chile Malaysia: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (51)
(32); Gastropoda, Mexico (93); Ichnofossil, Mississippi (95); Mammalia: Cretaceous, Montana (55); Eocene, Canada (15);
Mammalia, Canada (15), North America (85) Oligocene?, Alabama (97); Paleocene, Bolivia (62); Paleo-
Eoplicoplasia n. gen., Brachiopoda (45) cene-Eocene, North America (85); Phylogenetic inference
Eoplicoplasia tumeoventer n. sp., Brachiopoda (45) (85)
Estesesox n. gen., Teleostei (100) Maryland: Gastropoda, Miocene (48)
Estesesox foxi n. sp., Teleostei (100) Meandrina? alahuelensis n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Favites crassiseptata n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Melanatria ypresiana n. sp., Gastropoda (93)
Favites magnificata n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Melanosteus acutus acutus n. subsp., Cnidaria (20)
Fissurella kollmanni n. sp., Gastropoda (79) Merostomata: Cambrian, Wisconsin (42)
Flobertia n. gen., Merostomata (42) Mesozoic: Crustacea, North America (99)
Flobertia kochi n. sp., Merostomata (42) Mespilocrinus kentuckyensis n. sp., Crinoidea (5)
Functional morphology: Crinoidea, Recent (26); Reptilia, Tri- Mexico: Brachiopoda, Cambrian (59); Gastropoda, Eocene (93)
assic (9) Mickwitzia lochmana n. sp., Brachiopoda (59)
Gastrocopta (Ameralbinula) n. subgen., Gastropoda (68) Mickwitzia multipunctata n. sp., Brachiopoda (59)
Gastrocopta conica n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Minnesota: Crinoidea, Ordovician (4) (46)
Gastrocopta leonardi n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Miocene: Cirripedia, New Zealand (16); Gastropoda, Maryland
Gastrocopta miniscula n. sp., Gastropoda (68) (48), Montana (67) (68); Plantae, Nebraska (35)
Gastrocopta obesa n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Miocyon magnus n. sp., Mammalia (15)
Gastrocopta oviforma n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Miscellaneous: Status of paleontology (83); Systematic biology
Gastrocopta russelli n. sp., Gastropoda (68) (33)
Gastrocopta tavennerensis n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Mississippi: Anthozoa, Oligocene (49); Ichnofossil, Eocene (95)
Gastropoda: Cretaceous, Puerto Rico and Jamaica (79); De- Mississippian: Conodonta, Indiana (70); Crinoidea, Midconti-
vonian, Bohemia (34); Eocene, Mexico (93); Miocene, nent (4) (5) (46)
Maryland (48); Oligocene—Miocene, Montana (67) (68); Or- Missouri: Crinoidea, Mississippian (4) (46)
dovician, Wyoming (73); Replacement name (47); Taph- Mollusca: Cambrian, Newfoundland (50); Cretaceous, Alaska
onomy (95) (30), California (72), Montana (37), Puerto Rico and Ja-
Gaulocrinus symmetros n. sp., Crinoidea (5) maica (79), South Dakota (24), Texas (23); Cretaceous—
Gelidorthis carlsi n. sp., Brachiopoda (94) Tertiary, Alaska (96); Devonian, Bohemia (34), Pennsyl-
Georgia: Chondrichthyes, Cretaceous (19) vania (66); Eocene, Mexico (93); Miocene, Maryland (48);
Goniastrea longula n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Oligocene—Miocene, Montana (67) (68); Ordovician, Wy-
Goniastrea muralis n. sp., Anthozoa (17) oming (73); Recent, mineralogy (57); Replacement name
Gotland: Bivalvia, Silurian (52) (53) (47); Silurian, Gotland (52) (53); Taphonomy (95); Triassic,
Gryphaea (Gryphaea) nevadensis n. sp., Bivalvia (60) Austria and Hungary (44), North America (60)
Haliotis antillesensis n. sp., Gastropoda (79) Montana: Cephalopoda, Cretaceous (23); Gastropoda, Oligo-
Hattopsis n. gen., Echinoidea (2) cene—Miocene (67) (68); Mammalia, Cretaceous (55); Tel-
Hattopsis sphericus n. sp., Echinoidea (2) eostei, Cretaceous (100)
Heliopora stewarti n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Montastraea eocenica n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Hemisinus (Longiverena) adjuntaenis n. sp., Gastropoda (93) Montastraea nodosa n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Hemisinus (Longiverena) reticulosus n. sp., Gastropoda (93) Montastraea prima n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Hungary: Cephalopoda, Triassic (44) Montastraea? rotunda n. sp., Anthozoa (17)
Hyolitha: Devonian, Bolivia (58) Morphometric methods: Cephalopoda, Triassic (44)
Hypselocrinus vansanti n. sp., Crinoidea (46) Nebraska: Plantae, Miocene (35)
Ichnofossils: Eocene, Mississippi (95); Pennsylvanian, Tennes- Neobactrotheca n. gen., Hyolitha (58)
see (22) Neobactrotheca pharetra n. sp., Hyolitha (58)
SUBJECT INDEX
Neogene: Cirripedia, North America (102) Radiolaria: Permian-Triassic, Oregon (11)
Neoguadalupia? norica n. sp., Porifera (76) — Cephalopoda, mineralogy (57); Crinoidea, morphology
Nesovitrea pulchra n. sp., Gastropoda (67) (26)
Nevada: Brachiopoda, Silurian—Devonian (45); Porifera, Tri- Reefs: Devonian, New York and Canada (101); Eocene, Panama
assic (76) (17)
New Mexico: Anthozoa, Devonian (80); Reptilia, Cretaceous Reptilia: Cretaceous, New Mexico (3); Permo—Pennsylvanian,
(3), Permo-Pennsylvanian (10), Triassic (9) New Mexico (10); Triassic, New Mexico (9), Spitsbergen
New York: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (87); Cricoconardia?, De- (74)
vonian (54); Reefs, Devonian (101) Reuschella herreraensis n. sp., Brachiopoda (94)
New Zealand: Cirripedia, Miocene (16) Rostricellula marciali n. sp., Brachiopoda (94)
North America: Cirripedia, Neogene (102); Crustacea, Meso- Saukrodictya tormoensis n. sp., Brachiopoda (94)
zoic—Cenozoic (99) Scissurella marchmontensis n. sp., Gastropoda (79)
North American Cordillera: Bivalvia, Triassic (60) Silurian: Bivalvia, Gotland (52) (53); Brachiopoda, Nevada (45);
Novoameura vitrumons n. sp., Trilobita (12) Crinoidea, Ireland (27); Trilobita, Canada (28), Central
Ohio: Trilobita, Devonian (7) United States (36), North America (29)
Ohiocrinus levorsoni n. sp., Crinoidea (14) Siphonophyllia? corbicula n. sp., Anthozoa (80)
Oklahoma: Conodonta, Devonian—Carboniferous (64) Siphonophyllia? folia n. sp., Anthozoa (80)
Oldmanesox n. gen., Teleostei (100) South Dakota: Cephalopoda, Cretaceous (24)
Oldmanesox canadensis n. sp., Teleostei (100) Sowerbyella kayi n. sp., Brachiopoda (87)
Oligocene: Anthozoa, Mississippi (49); Crustacea, Argentina (1); Spain: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (94)
Echinoidea, Alabama (41); Gastropoda, Montana (67) (68); Spiraciavus n. gen., Edrioasteroidea (84)
Mammalia, Alabama (97) Spiraclavus nacoensis n. sp., Edrioasteroidea (84)
Ontogeny: Crinoidea, Ordovician (13) (14) Spitsbergen: Reptilia, Triassic (74)
Onychocrinus grandis n. sp., Crinoidea (5) Stromatoporoidea: Replacement name (82)
Ordovician: Brachiopoda, New York (87), Spain (94), Thailand [Succineidae] montana n. sp., Gastropoda (67)
and Malaysia (51); Bryozoa, Indiana (65); Crinoidea, Iowa Sweden: Chondrichthyes, Cretaceous (78)
and Minnesota (13) (14), Tennessee (38); Gastropoda, Wy- Synclydognathus n. gen., Conodonta (70)
oming (73) Tamiosoma advena n. sp., Cirripedia (102)
Oregon: Radiolaria, Permian—Triassic (11) Tanimasanoria, replacement name, Gastropoda (47)
Oreohelix brandi n. sp., Gastropoda (67) Taphonomy: Brachiopoda, Pennsylvanian (21); Gastropoda,
Pacificurus chilorhodus n. sp., Trilobita (29) Crustacea (95)
Paleocene: Mammalia, Bolivia (62), North America (85); Porif- Techniques: Microfossils (63); Statistical methods (40)
era, Alabama (71) Teleostei: Cretaceous, Montana, Wyoming, and Canada (100)
Paleoecology: Bivalvia, Silurian (52); Brachiopoda, Ordovician Tennessee: Crinoidea, Mississippian (5), Ordovician (38); Ich-
(87); Pennsylvanian (21); Cephalopoda, Recent (57); Cri- nofossils, Pennsylvanian (22)
noidea (8), Ordovician (38); Gastropoda, Eocene (93); Mol- Terminology: Algae (89) (92); Skeleton (77)
lusca, Devonian (34); Plantae, Carboniferous (86); Porifera, Tertiary: Bivalvia, Alaska (96)
Triassic (76); Reef, Devonian (101); Trilobita, Permian (12) Tetrinus n. gen., Cirripedia (43)
Palmatolepis suberecta youngquisti n. subsp., Conodonta (75) Tetrinus serenuportus n. sp., Cirripedia (43)
Panama: Anthozoa, Eocene (17) Texas: Alga, Permian (39); Brachiopoda, Pennsylvanian (21);
Paraconcavus n. gen., Cirripedia (102) Cephalopoda, Cretaceous (23); Trilobita, Permian (12)
Paraconcavus margaritanus n. sp., Cirripedia (102) Thailand: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (51)
Pennsylvania: Polyplacophora, Devonian (66) Triassic: Bivalvia, North American Cordillera (60); Cephalo-
Pennsylvanian: Alga, Kansas (6) (90); Brachiopoda, Texas (21); poda, Austria and Hungary (44); Ichthyosauria, Spitsbergen
Edrioasteroidea, Arizona (84); Ichnofossils, Tennessee (22); (74); Porifera, Nevada (76); Radiolaria, Oregon (11); Rep-
Reptilia, New Mexico (10) tilia, New Mexico (9)
Permian: Alga, Kansas (90) (91), Texas (39); Radiolaria, Oregon Trilobita: Cambrian, Canada (98); Devonian, Ohio (7); Perm-
(11); Reptilia, New Mexico (10); Trilobita, Texas (12) ian, Texas (12); Silurian, Canada (28), North America (29)
Perryus bartletti n. sp., Trilobita (28) (36)
Phylogeny: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (87); Crinoidea, Missis- Tripoetus altasulcus n. sp., Trilobita (12)
sippian (4); Mammalia, Paleocene (62); Reptilia, Triassic Tripoetus angustus n. sp., Trilobita (12)
(9) Tripoetus tumidus n. sp., Trilobita (12)
Pisces: Cretaceous, Georgia (19), Montana, Wyoming, and Can- Tuboculops n. gen., Merostomata (42)
ada (100), Sweden (78) United Arab Emirates: Echinoidea, Cretaceous (2)
Plantae: Carboniferous, Arizona (86); Miocene, Nebraska (35) Vallonia berryi n. sp., Gastropoda (67)
Pocillopora maddensis n. sp., Anthozoa (17) Vertigo whitei n. sp., Gastropoda (68)
Polycystocoelia silberlingi n. sp., Porifera (76) Viriatellina porteri n. sp., incertae sedis (54)
Polygnathus aspelundi nanus n. subsp., Conodonta (75) Vogelgnathus dhindsai n. sp., Conodonta (69)
Polygnathus elegantulus sparus n. subsp., Conodonta (75) Vogelgnathus gladiolus n. sp., Conodonta (69)
Polygyroidea montivaga n. sp., Gastropoda (67) Vogelgnathus kyphus n. sp., Conodonta (69)
Polyplacophora: Devonian, Pennsylvania (66) Vogelgnathus pesaquidi n. sp., Conodonta (69)
Porifera: Paleocene, Alabama (71); Triassic, Nevada (76) Voskopiella n. gen., Gastropoda? (34)
Praecupulocrinus n. gen., Crinoidea (13) Voskopiella barborae n. sp., Gastropoda? (34)
Puerto Rico: Gastropoda, Cretaceous (79) Wisconsin: Merostomata, Cambrian (42); Trilobita, Silurian (36)
Punctum alveus n. sp., Gastropoda (67) Wyoming: Gastropoda, Ordovician (73); Teleostei, Cretaceous
Puncturella (Altrix) leesi n. sp., Gastropoda (79) (100)
Pupoides montana n. sp., Gastropoda (68) Younginella n. gen., Bivalvia (53)
Quinquecostinae n. subfam., Trilobita (28) Younginella amica n. sp., Bivalvia (53)