Journal of Paleontology 1994: Vol 68 Index

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J. Paleont., 68(6), 1994, pp. 1421-1427
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INDEX OF VOLUME 68
DON C. STEINKER AND VICTORIA JIMISON
AUTHOR INDEX
No.
ADRAIN, JONATHAN M., The lichid trilobite Borealarges n. gen., with species from the Silurian of Arctic
Canada
ADRAIN, JONATHAN M., see RAMSKOLD, Lars (111)
ADRAIN, J. M., AND B. D. E. CHATTERTON, The aulacopleurid trilobite Otarion, with new species from the
Silurian of northwestern Canada
AGUIRRE-URRETA, MARIA B., see OLIVERO, EDUARDO B. (103)
ALBRIGHT, L. BARRY, Lower vertebrates from an Arikareean (earliest Miocene) fauna near the Toledo Bend
Dam, Newton County, Texas
ALLMON, WARREN D., Patterns and processes of heterochrony in lower Tertiary turritelline gastropods, US.
Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plains
ALLMON, WARREN D., Reorganization of the collections at the Paleontological Research Institution
ALVAREZ, FERNANDO, see RACHEBOEUF, PATRICK R. (110)
ANDERSON, ARLENE V., see Popov, LEONID Y. (107)
ANDERSON, LAURIE C., Paleoenvironmental control of species distributions and intraspecific variability in
Neogene Corbulidae (Bivalvia: Myacea) of the Dominican Republic
ANSTEY, ROBERT L., see PACHUT, JOSEPH F. (104)
ASH, SIDNEY R., see TRAVERSE, ALFRED (136)
AUSICH, WILLIAM I., see KAMMER, THOMAS W. (68)
BABCOCK, LorEN E., Biostratigraphic significance and paleogeographic implications of Cambrian fossils from
a deep core, Warren County, Ohio
BABIN, CLAUDE, AND ALEJANDRA DALENZ FARJAT, Unusual accessory muscle scar patterns in two species of
Palaeoneilo, a paleotaxodont bivalve from the Devonian of Bolivia
BAIRD, DONALD, see CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R. (26)
BARDHAN, S., K. DATTA, S. K. JANA, AND D. PRAMANIK, Dimorphism in Kheraiceras Spath from the Callovian
Chari Formation, Kutch, India
BARNES, CHRISTOPHER R.., see JI, ZAILIANG (65)
BASINGER, J. F., see LEPAGE, B. A. (88)
BAUER, JEFFREY A., Conodonts from the Bromide Formation (Middle Ordovician), south-central Oklahoma
BAXTER, MARY E., AND ROBERT B. BLODGETT, A new species of Droharhynchia (Brachiopoda) from the lower
Middle Devonian (Eifelian) of west-central Alaska
BELL, K. N., see WINCHESTER-SEETO, THERESA (147)
BENGTSON, STEFAN, see CONWAY Morris, SIMON (27)
BerREsI, MATILDE S., AND J. KEITH RiGBy, Sponges and chancelloriids from the Cambrian of western
Argentina
BIGELOW, PHILLIP K., Occurrence of a squaloid shark (Chrondricthyes: Squaliformes) with the pinniped A/-
lodesmus from the upper Miocene of Washington
BLAKE, DANIEL B., Re-evaluation of the Palasteriscidae Gregory, 1900, and the early phylogeny of the Aster-
oidea (Echinodermata)
BLODGETT, ROBERT B., see BAXTER, MAry E. (11)
BLODGETT, ROBERT B., see Popov, LEONID Y. (107)
BLODGETT, ROBERT B., see ROHR, DAvID M. (118)
BLODGETT, ROBERT B., AND J. G. JOHNSON, First recognition of the genus Verneuilia Hall and Clarke (Brach-
iopoda, Spiriferida) from North America (west-central Alaska)
Boucort, A. J., AND RONG J1A-Yu, Aenigmastrophiidae, new family (Brachiopoda, Silurian)
Boucor, A. J., AND R. A. WILSON, Origin and early radiation of terebratuloid brachiopods: thoughts provoked
by Prorensselaeria and Nanothyris
Boyer, N. DIANE, see STITT, JAMES H. (133)
BROMLEY, RICHARD G., see WETZEL, ANDREAS (143)
BRoweER, JAMES C., Camerate crinoids from the Middle Ordovician (Galena Group, Dunleith Formation) of
northern Iowa and southern Minnesota
Brown, C. J., see JEFFREY, D. L. (64)
BRYAN, H., see KOHL, MARTIN S. (79)
BucHER, H., see SANDER, P. MARTIN (119)
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Bubp, ANN F., THOMAS A. STEMANN, AND KENNETH G. JOHNSON, Stratigraphic distributions of genera and
species of Neogene to Recent Caribbean reef corals
CADEE, GERHARD C.., Floating shells, Dutch Wadden Sea
CAMPBELL, KATHLEEN A., see SANDY, MICHAEL R. (120)
CARTER, JOSEPH G., see MCROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER A. (95)
CARTER, JOSEPH G., THOMAS J. ROSSBACH, KEITH J. ROBERTSON, AND LAUCK W. WARD, Morphological and
microstructural evidence for the origin and early evolution of Ecphora (Mollusca: Gastropoda) .u..ccccccccenceeone
CHATTERTON, B. D. E., see ADRAIN, J. M. (2)
CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E., Ordovician proetide trilobite Dimeropyge, with a new species from northwestern
Canada
CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E., see RIGBY, J. KEITH (113)
CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E., GREGORY D. EDGECOMBE, STEPHEN E. SPEYER, ALLEN S. HUNT, AND RICHARD A.
ForTeEY, Ontogeny and relationships of Trinucleoidea (Trilobita)
CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E., ZERINA JOHANSON, AND GEORGE SUTHERLAND, Form of the trilobite digestive
system: alimentary structures in Pterocephalia
CHERNS, LESLEY, A medusoid from the Late Ordovician or Early Silurian of Jamtland, central Sweden.............
CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R., DONALD BAIRD, J. HIRAM SMITH, AND RICHARD Q. LEwIs, SR., Reptile trackway
from the Lee Formation (Lower Pennsylvanian) of south-central Kentucky
CLARK, DAVID L., see DELL’AGNESE, DANIEL J. (28)
CoBBAN, W. A., see KENNEDY, W. J. (72) (73)
CONWAY Morris, SIMON, AND STEFAN BENGTSON, Cambrian predators: possible evidence from boreholes
COPPER, PAUL, see RACHEBOEUF, PATRICK R. (110)
DatTTA, K., see BARDHAN, S. (9)
DAVILA-ALCOCER, VICTOR M., see VEGA, FRANCISCO J. (138)
DELAMETTE, M., see KENNEDY, W. J. (74)
DELL’AGNESE, DANIEL J., AND DAVID L. CLARK, Siliceous microfossils from the warm Late Cretaceous and
early Cenozoic Arctic Ocean
DEMETRION, ROBERT A., see SQUIRES, RICHARD L. (130)
Drxon, HAROLD L., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (29) (30)
DONOVAN, STEPHEN K., HAROLD L. Drxon, RON K. PICKERILL, AND EAMON N. DOYLE, Pleistocene echinoid
(Echinodermata) fauna from southeast Jamaica
DONOVAN, STEPHEN K., SERVEL A. MILLER, ANGELLA P. GRAHAM, AND HAROLD L. Dixon, New fossil crinoids
from Jamaica
DONOVAN, STEPHEN K., AND DAviID L. PAwson, Skeletal morphology and paleontological significance of the
stem of extant Phrynocrinus nudus A. H. Clark (Echinodermata: Crinoidea)
DoyLe, EAMON N., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (29)
DoyLE, PETER, see STANLEY, JR., GEORGE D. (131)
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., New Lower Silurian (Llandovery) encrinurine trilobites from the Mackenzie Moun-
tains, Canada
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., see CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E. (23)
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., see RAMSKOLD, Lars (111)
EDGECOMBE, GREGORY D., BEATRIZ G. WAISFELD, AND NORBERTO E. VACCARI, Andinacaste (Trilobita) from
the earliest Devonian of Argentina
EHRENDORFER, THOMAS, The calcareous nannofossil species Nephrolithus frequens Gorka (1957) and its
morphotypes
ELIAS, ROBERT J., A.W . POTTER, AND RODNEY WATKINS, Late Ordovician rugose corals of the northern Sierra
Nevada, California
ELLIOTT, DAvip K., New pteraspidid (Agnatha: Heterostraci) from the Lower Devonian Water Canyon For-
mation of Utah
ELLIOTT, DAvip K., see ILYES, ROBERT R. (61)
ERWIN, DOUGLAS H., see STANLEY, JR., GEORGE D. (131)
ETHINGTON, RAYMOND L., see SEO, KWANG-SOo (123)
EVANDER, ROBERT L., BRYN J. MADER, AND F. HAASE, Correction of catalog numbers incorrectly cited by
Schultz and Falkenbach in oreodont papers published between 1940 and 1968
FARJAT, ALEJANDRA DALENZ, see BABIN, CLAUDE (8)
FELDMANN, RODNEY M.., Antarctomithrax thomsoni, a new genus and species of crab (Brachyura: Majidae)
from the La Maseta Formation (Eocene) of Seymour Island, Antarctica
FELDMANN, RODNEY M., The future of paleontology: the threat of extinction, the joy of survival
FELDMANN, RODNEY M., see TUCKER, ANNETTE B. (137)
FELDMANN, RODNEY M., see VEGA, FRANCISCO J. (138)
FLESSA, KARL W., see KOWALEWSKI, MICHAL (82)
ForDYCE, R. EWAN, see STILWELL, JEFFREY D. (132)
ForRTEY, RICHARD A., see CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E. (23)
Fox, RICHARD C., Composition of the holotype of the North American Late Cretaceous mammal Cimolestes
cerberoides Lillegraven, 1969
GARVIE, CHRISTOPHER L., see GIVENS, CHARLES R. (45)
GEARY, DANA H., see NEHM, Ross H. (99)
GEYER, GERD, A new obolellid brachiopod from the Lower Cambrian of Morocco
AUTHOR INDEX
GEYER, GERD, An enigmatic bilateral fossil from the Lower Cambrian of Morocco
GEYER, GERD, Cambrian corynexochid trilobites from Morocco
GILLETTE, DAvip D., see SCHWARTZ, HILDE L. (122)
GILMOUR, ERNEST H., see MCCOLLOCH, MIRIAM E. (93)
ae _CHARLES R., Occurrence of the rare genus Anapteris (Bivalvia: Corbulidae) in the Eocene of
ifornia
GIVENS, CHARLES R., AND CHRISTOPHER L. GARVIE, Strepsidura ficus (Gabb) of Harris (1895), Eocene of Texas:
a volutid gastropod species distinct from Whitneya ficus Gabb, 1864, Eocene of California
GopInoT, M., see PRASAD, G. V. R. (108)
GONZALEZ-LEON, CARLOS, see STANLEY, JR., GEORGE D. (131)
GOULD, STEPHEN JAY, Petaloconchus sculpturatus alaminatus, a new Pliocene subspecies of vermetid gastropods
lacking its defining generic character, with comments on vermetid systematics in general
GRACE, W. KEVIN, see JOHNSTON, ROGER G. (67)
GRAHAM, ANGELLA P., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (30)
GRIFFIN, MIGUEL, AND MARIO A. HUNICKEN, Late Cretaceous-early Tertiary gastropods from southwestern
Patagonia, Argentina
GUBANOV, ALEXANDER P., AND ELLIS L. YOCHELSON, A Wenlockian (Silurian) gastropod shell and operculum
from Siberia
HAASE, F., see EVANDER, ROBERT L. (37)
HANNIBAL, JOSEPH T., Methods for distinguishing carbonized specimens of the presumed cephalopod aptychus
Sidetes (Spathiocaris) from the plant Protosalvinia (Foerstia)
HANSEN, M. C., see HOARE, R. D. (52)
HARPER, DAVID A. T., see POLLOCK, STEPHEN G. (106)
Hart, WILLIAM D., see STITT, JAMES H. (133)
HAZEL, JOSEPH E., see PITAKPAIVAN, KASANA (105)
HERRERO, C., Nodosaria frentzeni, new name for Nodosaria annulifera Frentzen, 1941, non Gumbel, 1868
HILLER, NorTON, The environment, biogeography, and origin of the southern African Recent brachiopod
fauna
Hoare, R. D., M. C. HANSEN, AND G. K. MERRILL, Kellettina prolata n. sp. (Ostracoda) from the Pennsylvanian
of Ohio
Hoare, R. D., see JEFFREY, D. L. (64)
HOARE, RICHARD D., AND MYRON T. STURGEON, Small fusulinids from the Pennsylvanian of Ohio
HOFMANN, H. J., Quantitative stromatolitology
HoFMANN, H. J., AND G. D. JACKSON, Shale-facies microfossils from the Proterozoic Bylot Supergroup, Baffin
Island, Canada
HOLpENER, E. J., Numerical taxonomy of fenestrate bryozoans: evaluation of methodologies and recognition
of intraspecific variation
Ho Mer, LARS E., AND LEONID E. Popov, Revision of the type species of Acrotreta and related lingulate
brachiopods
Ho.tz, Jr., THOMAS R., The phylogenetic position of the Tyrannosauridae: implications for theropod
systematics
Horowl!tz, ALAN S., see PACHUT, JOSEPH F. (104)
Hotton, III, NicHOLAS, Both sides of the medal: a memorial—E. C. Olson (1910-1993)
HuGHEs, NIGEL C., see LABANDEIRA, CONRAD C. (84)
HUNICKEN, MARIO A., see GRIFFIN, MIGUEL (47)
Hunt, ALLEN S., see CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E. (23)
HUNTER, JOHN, Lack of a high body count at the K-T boundary
ILYEs, ROBERT R., AND Davip K. ELLIoTT, New Early Devonian pteraspidids (Agnatha, Heterostraci) from
east-central Nevada
IRIZUKI, TOSHIAKI, Quantitative analysis of ontogenetic changes of cell-reflecting sculptures in Ostracoda
(Crustacea),
IvANy, LINDA C., CATHRYN R. NEWTON, AND HENRY T. MULLINS, Benthic invertebrates of a modern carbonate
ramp: a preliminary survey
JACKSON, G. D., see HOFMANN, H. J. (55)
JAMISON, PAUL, see RIGBY, J. KEITH (114)
JANA, S. K., see BARDHAN, S. (9)
JEFFREY, D. L., R. D. HOARE, R. H. MAPES, AND C. J. BROWN, Gastropods (Mollusca) from the Imo Formation
(Mississippian, Chesterian) of north-central Arkansas
Ji, ZAILIANG, AND CHRISTOPHER R. BARNES, Conodont paleoecology of the Lower Ordovician St. George
Group, Port au Port Peninsula, western Newfoundland
JiA-Yu, RONG, ZHAN REN-BIN, AND HAN NAI-REN, The oldest known Eospirifer (Brachiopoda) in the Changwu
Formation (Late Ordovician) of western Zhejiang, East China, with a review of the earliest spiriferoids
JiA-YU, RONG, see BoucorT, A. J. (16)
JOHANSON, ZERINA, see CHATTERTON, BRIAN D. E. (24)
JOHNSON, J. G., see BLODGETT, ROBERT B. (15)
JOHNSON, KENNETH G., see BUDD, ANN F. (19)
JOHNSTON, ROGER G., WILLIAM G. LEE, AND W. KEVIN GRACE, Identifying moa gastroliths using a video light
scattering instrument
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Jupp, ANDREw B., see KEY, JR., MARCusS M. (76)
KAMMER, THOMAS W., AND WILLIAM I. Ausicu, Advanced cladid crinoids from the middle Mississippian of
the east-central United States: advanced-grade calyces
Kemp, A., Australian Triassic lungfish skulls
KENNEDY, DAvip J., Colaptoconus (Conodonta), a replacement name for G/yptoconus Kennedy, 1981, non
Glyptoconus von Moellendorff, 1894
KENNEDY, W. J., On the identity of two U.S. Western Interior Cretaceous ammonites described by Alcide
d’Orbigny (1850)
KENNEDY, W. J., AND W. A. COBBAN, Ammonite fauna from the Wenonah Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of
New Jersey
KENNEDY, W. J., AND W. A. CoBBAN, Upper Campanian ammonites from the Mount Laurel Sand at Biggs
Farm, Delaware
KENNEDY, W. J., AND M. DELAMETTE, Lyelliceratidae and Flickiidae (Ammonoidea) from the Upper Albian
of the Helvetic Shelf (western Alps, France and Switzerland)
KENNEDY, W. J., AND C. W. WRIGHT, Baculites (Protobaculites) Collignon, 1964 (Cretaceous; Ammonoidea),
is a synonym of Hemiptychoceras Spath, 1925
Key, JR., MARCUS M., AND ANDREW B. Jupp, Phylogenetic relationships of the Middle Ordovician trepostome
bryozoans Sonninopora and Bimuropora
, MaRK A., Conodont biostratigraphy and depositional history of strata comprising the Niagaran
sequence (Silurian) in the northern part of the Cincinnati Arch region, west-central Ohio, and evolution of
Kockelella walliseri (Helfrich)
KLINGER, H. C., Cretaceous ammonite collection from Texas: R. Lasswitz, die Kreide-Ammoniten von
Texas
KOHL, MARTIN S., AND JONATHAN R. BRYAN, A new Middle Pennsylvanian (Westphalian) amphibian trackway
from the Cross Mountain Formation, East Tennessee Cumberlands
Korn, DIETER, JURGEN KULLMANN, PETER S. KULLMANN, AND Morris S. PETERSEN, GONIAT, a computer-
retrieval system for Paleozoic ammonoids
KorTH, WILLIAM W., Middle Tertiary marsupials (Mammalia) from North America
KOWALEWSKI, MICHAL, AND KARL W. FLEssA, A predatory drillhole in Glottidia palmeri Dall (Brachiopoda;
Lingulidae) from Recent tidal flats of northeastern Baja California, Mexico
KRALICK, JAMES A., The conodont genus Ancyrodella in the middle Genessee Formation (lower Upper De-
vonian, Frasnian), western New York
KULLMANN, JURGEN, see KORN, DIETER (80)
KULLMANN, PETER S., see KORN, DIETER (80)
LABANDEIRA, CONRAD C., AND NIGEL C. HUGHES, Biometry of the Late Cambrian trilobite genus Dikelocerhalus
and its implications for trilobite systematics
LANDING, Ep, Pseudopanderodus: junior synonym of Panderodus (Conodonta)
LEE, HA-YOUNG, see SEO, KWANG-Soo (123)
LEE, WILLIAM G., see JOHNSTON, ROGER G. (67)
LENZ, ALFRED C., A sclerotized retiolitid, and its bearing on the origin and evolution of Silurian retiolitid
graptolites
LENZ, ALFRED C., Uppermost Wenlock and lower Ludlow plectograptine graptolites, Arctic Islands, Canada:
new isolated material
LEPaGE, B. A., AND J. F. BASINGER, Additional note on the use of lacquer (nitrocellulose) for the coating and
preservation of fossil leaf compressions
LESPERANCE, PIERRE J., see SHAW, FREDERICK C. (124)
LEwIs, SR., RICHARD Q., see CHESNUT, JR., DONALD R. (26)
Lewis, STANDLEY E., Evidence of leaf-cutting bee damage from the Republic sites (middle Eocene) of
Washington
LOFGREN, ANITA M., Arenig (Lower Ordovician) conodonts and biozonation in the eastern Siljan district,
central Sweden
LUKASIK, JEFF J., AND MICHAEL J. MELCHIN, Atavograptus primitivus (Li) from the earliest Silurian of Arctic
Canada: implications for monograptid evolution
MACLEOD, KENNETH G., Extinction of inoceramid bivalves in Maastrichtian strata of the Bay of Biscay region
of France and Spain
MADER, BRYN J., see EVANDER, ROBERT L. (37)
MANGER, WALTER L., see RIGBY, J. KEITH (115)
Mapes, R. H., see JEFFREY, D. L. (64)
McCOoLLocn, MIRIAM E., ERNEST H. GILMOUR, AND EDWARD M. SNYDER, The order Fenestrata (Bryozoa) of
the Toroweap Formation (Permian), southern Nevada
MCKENZIE, E. DONALD, Validation of Aleteceras Whitehouse as a crioceratid coiled subgenus of Myloceras
Spath (Ammonoidea)
MCROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER A., AND JOSEPH G. CARTER, Nacre in an early gryphaeid bivalve (Mollusca)...
MELCHIN, MICHAEL J., see LUKASIK, JEFF J. (91)
MERRILL, G. K., see HOARE, R. D. (52)
METZGER, RONALD A., Multielement reconstructions of Palmatolepis and Polygnathus (Upper Devonian,
Famennian) from the Canning Basin, Australia, and Bactrian Mountain, Nevada
MILLER, SERVEL A., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (30)
MODZALEVSKAYA, T. L., The lectotype of Collarothyris canaliculata (Wenjukow)
AUTHOR INDEX
MorkriIs, PAUL J., see SCHOPF, KENNETH M. (121)
MuLLins, HENRY T., see IVANY, LINDA C. (63)
NAI-REN, HAN, see JIA-YU, RONG (66)
NARBONNE, Guy M., New Ediacaran fossils from the Mackenzie Mountains, northwestern Canada
NASSICHUK, W. W., see SPINOSA, CLAUDE (128)
NEHM, Ross H., AND DANA H. Geary, A gradual morphologic transition during a rapid speciation event in
marginellid gastropods (Neogene: Dominican Republic)
NEWTON, CATHRYN R., see IVANY, LINDA C. (63)
NEUMAN, ROBERT B., Late Ordovician (Ashgill) Foliomena fauna brachiopods from northeastern Maine
NorsBy, RODNEY D., see VON BITTER, PETER H. (139)
OLIVER, JR., WILLIAM A., AND JAMES E. SORAUF, Branching Heliophyllum (Devonian rugose corals) from New
York and Ohio
OLIVERA, AMALIA M., WILLIAM J. ZINSMEISTER, AND S. GRACIELA PARMA, Peonza: new gastropod genus from
the middle Tertiary of Patagonia and Chile
OLIVERO, EDUARDO B., AND MARIA B. AGUIRRE-URRETA, A new tube-builder hydractinian, symbiotic with
hermit crabs, from the Cretaceous of Antarctica
PACHUT, JOSEPH F., ROBERT L. ANSTEY, AND ALAN S. Horowitz, The H. A. Nicholson Collection of Paleozoic
stenolaemate bryozoans: comparison of cladistic and phenetic classifications
PARMA, GRACIELA, see OLIVERA, AMALIA M. (102)
PAwsSON, DAVID L., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (31)
PETERSEN, Morris S., see KORN, DIETER (80)
PICKERILL, RON K., see DONOVAN, STEPHEN K. (29)
PITAKPAIVAN, KASANA, AND JOSEPH E. HAZEL, Ostracodes and chronostratigraphic position of the Upper
Cretaceous Arkadelphia Formation of Arkansas
POLLOCK, STEPHEN G., DAvip A. T. HARPER, AND DAviD Rone, Late Ordovician nearshore faunas and
depositional environments, northwestern Maine
Popov, LEONID E., see HOLMER, LARS E. (57)
Popov, LEONID Y., ROBERT B. BLODGETT, AND ARLENE V. ANDERSON, First occurrence of the genus Bicarinatina
(Brachiopoda, Inarticulata) from the Middle Devonian in North America (Alaska)
Potter, A. W., see ELIAS, ROBERT J. (35)
POWELL, II, CHARLES L., see TUCKER, ANNETTE B. (137)
PRAMANIK, D., see BARDHAN, S. (9)
PRASAD, G. V. R., AND M. GopINoT, Eutherian tarsal bones from the Late Cretaceous of India
PUCKETT, T. MARKHAM, New Ostracoda species from an Upper Cretaceous oyster reef, northern Gulf Coastal
Plain, U.S.A.
RACHEBOEUF, PATRICK R., PAUL COPPER, AND FERNANDO ALVAREZ, Planalvus (Brachiopoda, Athyridida) from
the Lower Devonian of the Armorican Massif, northwest France
RAMSKOLD, LARS, JONATHAN M. ADRAIN, GREGORY D. EDGECOMBE, AND DEREK J. SIVETER, Silurian calymenid
trilobite Alcymene n. gen., with new species from the Ludlow of Gotland, Sweden
REN-BIN, ZHAN, see JIA-YU, RONG (66)
RIEPPEL, OLIVIER C., see SANDER, P. MARTIN (119)
RicBy, J. KEITH, Well-preserved specimens of the sponges Gondekia (Heteractinida) and Pseudohydnoceras
(Hexactinellida), Middle Devonian of New York State
RiGcBy, J. KEITH, see BERESI, MATILDE S. (12)
Riasy, J. KEITH, AND BRIAN D. E. CHATTERTON, New Middle Silurian hexactinellid sponge from the Mackenzie
Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada
RicBy, J. KEITH, AND PAUL JAMISON, Lithistid sponges from the Late Ordovician Fish Haven Dolomite, Bear
River Range, Cache County, Utah
RicBy, J. KEITH, AND WALTER L. MANGER, Morrowan lithistid demosponges and hexactinellids from the
Ozark Mountains of northwestern Arkansas
RITTER, Scott M., New species and subspecies of Streptognathodus (Conodonta) from the Virgilian (Late
Carboniferous) of Kansas
ROBERTSON, KEITH J., see CARTER, JOSEPH G. (21)
Rour, Davip M., Ordovician (Whiterockian) gastropods of Nevada: Bellerophontoidea, Macluritoidea, and
Euomphaloidea
Rour, DAVID, see POLLOCK, STEPHEN G. (106)
Rour, DAvip M., AND ROBERT B. BLODGETT, Palliseria (Middle Ordovician Gastropoda) from east-central
Alaska and its stratigraphic and biogeographic significance
ROLFE, PETER J., see STILWELL, JEFFREY D. (132)
ROSSBACH, THOMAS J., see CARTER, JOSEPH G. (21)
RUCKER, JOHN D., see StiTT, JAMES H. (133)
SANDER, P. MARTIN, OLIVIER C. RiEPPEL, AND H. BUCHER, New marine vertebrate fauna from the Middle
Triassic of Nevada
SANDY, MICHAEL R., AND KATHLEEN A. CAMPBELL, New rhynchonellid brachiopod genus from Tithonian
(Upper Jurassic) cold seep deposits of California and its paleoenvironmental setting
SANDY, MICHAEL R., see STANLEY, JR., GEORGE D. (131)
ScCHOPF, KENNETH M., AND PAUL J. Morris, Description of a muscle scar and two other novel features from
steinkerns of Hypomphalocirrus (Mollusca: Paragastropoda)
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SUBJECT INDEX
Acrotreta cooperi n. sp., Brachiopoda (57) (8); Eocene, California (44); Neogene, Dominican Republic
Acrotreta korynevskii n. sp., Brachiopoda (57) (6); Triassic, Mexico (131); Triassic and Jurassic, Shell
Acrotreta nobilis n. sp., Brachiopoda (57) structure (95)
Acrotreta tallinnensis n. sp., Brachiopoda (57) Blastozoa: Ordovician, Texas (129)
Aenigmastrophiidae n. fam., Brachiopoda (16) Bockia? elpasoensis n. sp., Eocrinoidea (129)
Agnatha: Devonian, Nevada (61), Utah (36) Bolivia: Bivalvia, Devonian (8)
Alabama: Ostracoda, Cretaceous (109) Borealarges n. gen., Trilobita (1)
Alaska: Brachiopoda, Devonian (11) (15) (107); Gastropoda, Borealarges s. |. B. calei n. sp., Trilobita (1)
Ordovician (118) Borealarges cf. B. s. 1. B. calei n. sp., Trilobita (1)
Alcymene n. gen., Trilobita (111) Borealarges morrisoni n. sp., Trilobita (1)
Alcymene alveus n. sp., Trilobita (111) Borealarges reedi n. sp., Trilobita (1)
Alcymene lindstroemi n. sp., Trilobita (111) Borealarges tuckerae n. sp., Trilobita (1)
Alga: Devonian, North America (49) Brachiopoda: Cambrian, Morocco (41), Ohio (7); Devonian,
Allometry: Trilobita, Ordovician (23) Alaska (11) (15) (107), France (110); Jurassic, California
Ammonoidea: Cretaceous, Australia (94), Delaware (73), France (120); Lectotype (97); Ordovician, China (66), Maine (100)
(74), New Jersey (72), Switzerland (74), Taxonomy (75), (106); Recent, South Africa (51); Silurian, Nevada (16),
Texas (78), Western Interior (71); Jurassic, India (9); Pa- Taxonomy (148); Silurian—Devonian, Phylogeny (17); Tri-
leozoic, Computer-retrieval system (80); Permian, Idaho assic, Mexico (131)
(128) Brachycythere asymmetrica n. sp., Ostracoda (109)
Amphibia: Miocene, Texas (3); Pennsylvanian, Tennessee (79) Brevipelta n. gen., Brachiopoda (41)
Anaklinoceras n. sp., Ammonoidea (73) Brevipelta chouberti n. sp., Brachiopoda (41)
Ancyrodella crosbiensis n. sp., Conodonta (83) Briania n. gen., Trilobita (32)
Ancyrodella recta n. sp., Concdonta (83) Briania jeffersoni n. sp., Trilobita (32)
Ancyrodella triangulata n. sp., Conodonta (83) Bryantodina aequalis n. sp., Conodonta (10)
Andinacaste espejensis n. sp., Trilobita (33) Bryozoa: Classification (104); Ordovician, Illinois (134), Ken-
Anechocephalus aphelodermus n. sp., Trilobita (133) tucky (134), Minnesota (134), Missouri (134), Nevada (76),
Ansella crassa n. sp., Conodonta (10) Ohio (134), Oklahoma (134), Russia (57), Tennessee (76),
Antarctica: Decapoda, Cretaceous (103), Eocene (38); Hydro- Virginia (134); Pennsylvanian, Kansas (56); Permian, Ne-
zoa, Cretaceous (103) vada (93)
Antarctomithrax n. gen., Decapoda (38) California: Bivalvia, Eocene (44); Brachiopoda, Jurassic (120);
Antarctomithrax thomsoni n. sp., Decapoda (38) Decapoda, Miocene—Pliocene (137); Rugosa, Ordovician
Antibythocypris dimorphicus n. sp., Ostracoda (109) (35), Permian (146); Tabulata, Permian (146)
Antibythocypris nephotrema n. sp., Ostracoda (109) Calliconites milleri n. sp., Cephalopoda (131)
Arctic Ocean: Siliceous microfossils, Cretaceous, Eocene (28) Cambrian: Bilateria, Morocco (42); Boreholes, Sweden and
Argentina: Gastropoda, Cretaceous—Paleocene (47), Eocene- Denmark (27); Brachiopoda, Morocco (41), Ohio (7); Grap-
Miocene (102); Porifera, Cambrian (12); Trilobita, Devo- tolithina, Ohio (7); Ichnofossils, Ohio (7); Peloids, Ohio (7);
nian (33) Porifera, Argentina (12); Trilobita, Arkansas (133), Canada
Ariguna n. gen., Dipnoi (69) (24), Mississippi Valley (84), Morocco (43), Ohio (7)
Arkansas: Gastropoda, Mississippian (64); Ostracoda, Creta- Canada: Conodonta, Ordovician (65), Silurian (85); Cryptarcha,
ceous (105); Porifera, Pennsylvanian (115); Trilobita, Cam- Proterozoic (55); Ediacaran fossils, Neoproterozoic (98);
brian (133) Graptolithina, Silurian (87) (91); Mammalia, Cretaceous
Asia: Dinosauria, Cretaceous (58) (40); Porifera, Silurian (113); Trilobita, Cambrian (24), Or-
Asteroidea: Devonian, New York (14); Ordovician, England dovician (22) (23), Silurian (1) (2) (32)
(14); Phylogeny (14) Carbonate ramp benthic invertebrates: Florida, Recent (63)
Astogeny: Bryozoa, Ordovician (76) Carboniferous: Conodonta, North America (139)
Astraeomorpha sonorensis n. sp., Scleractinia (131) Caribbean: Scleractinia, Neogene—Recent (19)
Australia: Ammonoidea, Cretaceous (94); Conodonta, Devo- Celliforma habari r.. ichnosp., Insecta (135)
nian (96); Dipnoi, Triassic (69); Foraminifera, Devonian Cephalopoda: Devonian, North America (49); Triassic, Mexico
(147) (131)
Australonema varvarae n. sp., Gastropoda (48) Cernuolimbus monilis n. sp., Trilobita (133)
Aves: Pleistocene, New Zealand (67) Charophyta: Cretaceous, Texas (127)
Barnesella measuresae n. sp., Gastropoda (117) Chile: Gastropoda, Miocene (102)
Benthic invertebrates: Recent, Florida (63) China: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (66)
Benthic mobility: Tabulata, Pennsylvanian (141) Chondrichthyes: Miocene, Washington (13)
Bicarinatina kongakutensis n. sp., Inarticulata (107) Clavigellus n. gen., Trilobita (43)
Bilateria: Cambrian, Morocco (42) Clavigellus annulus n. sp., Trilobita (43)
Biofacies: Benthic marine invertebrates, Recent (63) Clydonaspis n. gen., Agnatha (36)
Biogeography: Brachiopoda, Recent (51) Clydonaspis faberensis n. sp., Agnatha (36)
Biometry: Trilobita, Cambrian (84) Colaptoconus replacement name, Conodonta (70)
Biostratigraphy: Bivalvia, Cretaceous (92); Conodonta, Devo- Collections: Ammonoidea, Cretaceous (78); Mammalia (37);
nian (83) (96), Ordovician (123), Silurian (77); Cryptarcha, Paleontological Research Institution (5)
Proterozoic (55); Graptolithina, Silurian (87); Scleractinia, Computer-retrieval system: Ammonoidea, Paleozoic (80)
Neogene-Recent (17) Coneosphaera arctica n. sp., Cryptarcha (55)
Biozonation: Conodonta, Korea (123), Sweden (90) Conodonta: Carboniferous, North America (139); Devonian,
Bivalvia: Cretaceous, France and Spain (92); Devonian, Bolivia Australia and Nevada (96), New York (83); Ordovician,
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Canada (65), Korea (123), Oklahoma (10), Sweden (90), Euptychocrinus n. gen., Crinoidea (18)
Taxonomy (90); Pennsylvanian, Kansas (116); Silurian, Euptychocrinus skopaios n. sp., Crinoidea (18)
Newfoundland (85), Ohio (77) Evolution: Bivalvia, Cretaceous (92); Brachiopoda, Ordovician
Cooperrhynchia n. gen., Brachiopoda (120) (66), Silurian—Devonian (17); Gastropoda, Neogene (99),
Copedelphys n. gen., Marsupialia (81) Tertiary (21); Graptolithina, Silurian (86) (91); Mammalia,
Cotylacrinna n. gen., Crinoidea (18) middle Tertiary (81)
Cotylacrinna sandra n. sp., Crinoidea (18) Extinction: Dinosauria (60) (144) (145)
Cretaceous: Ammonoidea, Australia (94), Delaware (73), France Fabiformis baffinensis n. sp., Cryptarcha (55)
(74), New Jersey (72), Switzerland (74), Taxonomy (75), Floating shells: Wadden Sea, Recent (20)
Texas (78), Western Interior (71); Bivalvia, France and Spain Florida: Benthic invertebrates, Recent (63); Gastropoda, Plio-
(92); Charophyta, Texas (127); Crinoidea, Jamaica (30); cene (46)
Decapoda, Antarctica (103), Mexico (138); Dinosauria, Ex- Foliaster n. gen., Asteroidea (14)
tinction (60) (144) (145); Gastropoda, Argentina (47); Hy- Foliaster transversus n. sp., Asteroidea (14)
drozoa, Antarctica (103); Mammalia, Canada (40), India Foraminifera: Devonian, Australia (147); Jurassic, Germany (50);
(108); Nannofossil, Indian Ocean (34); Ostracoda, Alabama Pennsylvanian, Ohio (53); Pliocene, Pacific Ocean (142)
(109), Arkansas (105); Siliceous microfossils, Arctic Ocean Fractisporonites pittsburgensis n. sp., 7?Ascomycetes (136)
(28) France: Ammonoidea, Cretaceous (74); Bivalvia, Cretaceous
Crinoidea: Cretaceous and Eocene, Jamaica (30); Mississippian, (94); Brachiopoda, Devonian (110)
Tennessee, Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois (68); Ordo- Functional morphology: Mammalia, Cretaceous (108)
vician, Iowa and Minnesota (18), Texas (129); Paleocene, Fungal spores: Jurassic, Idaho (136)
New Zealand (132); Recent, Pacific Ocean (31) Fyfea beui n. sp., Gastropoda (47)
Cryptarcha: Proterozoic, Canada (55) Gastroliths: Aves, Pleistocene (67)
Cuniculocystidae n. fam., Blastozoa (129) Gastropoda: Cretaceous—Paleocene, Argentina (47); Devonian,
Cuniculocystis n. gen., Blastozoa (129) Michigan (121); Eocene, Texas (45); Eocene—Miocene, Pa-
Cuniculocystis floweri n. sp., Blastozoa (129) tagonia and Chile (102); Mississippian, Arkansas (64); Neo-
Cyathophycus mackenziensis n. sp., Porifera (113) gene, Dominican Republic (99); Ordovician, Alaska (118),
Decapoda: Cretaceous, Antarctica (103), Mexico (138); Eocene, Maine (106), Nevada (117); Paleocene—Eocene, Gulf and
Antarctica (38); Miocene—Pliocene, California (137) Atlantic Coastal Plains (4); Pliocene, Florida (46); Silurian,
Delaware: Ammonoidea, Cretaceous (73) Siberia (48); Tertiary, United States (21); Triassic, Mexico
Demarezites furnishi n. sp., Ammonoidea (128) (131)
Denmark: Boreholes, Cambrian (27) Germany: Foraminifera, Jurassic (50)
Devonian: Agnatha, Nevada (61), Utah (36); Asteroidea, New Girtyspira microspirula n. sp., Gastropoda (64)
York (14); Bivalvia, Bolivia (8); Brachiopoda, Alaska (11) Glabrocingulum (Glabrocingulum) coronulum n. sp., Gastrop-
(15) (107), France (110), Phylogeny (17); Conodonta, Aus- oda (64)
tralia and Nevada (96), New York (83); Foraminifera, Aus- Glabrocingulum (Glabrocingulum) parasolum n. sp., Gastrop-
tralia (147); Gastropoda, Michigan (121); Porifera, New oda (64)
York (112); Rugosa, New York and Ohio (101); Trilobita, Glabrocingulum (Glabrocingulum) parvanodum n. sp., Gas-
Argentina (33) tropoda (64)
Dimeropyge speyeri n. sp., Trilobita, Ordovician (22) Globozyga mediocris n. sp., Gastropoda (64)
Dimorphism: Ammonoidea, Jurassic (9) Graptolithina: Cambrian, Ohio (7); Silurian, Canada (87) (91),
Dinosauria: Cretaceous, North America and Asia (58); Extinc- Evolution (86)
tion (60) (144) (145); Triassic, New Mexico (122) Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plains: Gastropoda, Paleocene and
Dipnoi: Triassic, Australia (69) Eocene (4)
Diporicellaesporites serratulus n. sp., 7Ascomycetes (136) Haimea bajasurensis n. sp., Echinoidea (130)
Distacodus dumugolensis n. sp., Conodonta (123) Haplocytheridea? eutawensis n. sp., Ostracoda (109)
Dominican Republic: Bivalvia, Neogene (6); Gastropoda, Neo- Helicotoma gubanovi n. sp., Gastropoda (117)
gene (99); Procaryotae, Eocene—Oligocene (140) Heliophyllum delicatum n. sp., Rugosa (101)
Droharhynchia rzhonsnitskayae n. sp., Brachiopoda (11) Heritschioides mckassoni n. sp., Rugosa (146)
Echinodermata: Cambrian, Ohio (7) Heterochrony: Gastropoda, Paleocene and Eocene (4)
Echinoidea: Eocene, Mexico (130); Pleistocene, Jamaica (29) Heteroterma elegans n. sp., Gastropoda (47)
Ediacaran fossils: Neoproterozoic, Canada (98) Hydrozoa: Cretaceous, Antarctica (103); Triassic, Mexico (131)
Elpasocrinus n. gen., Crinoidea (129) Ichnofossils: Africa, Miocene (135); Denmark, Cambrian (27);
Elpasocrinus radiatus n. sp., Crinoidea (129) Kentucky, Pennsylvanian (26); Mexico, Recent (82); Ohio,
England: Asteroidea, Ordovician (14) Cambrian (7); Sweden, Cambrian (27); Taxonomy (143);
Eocene: Bivalvia, California (44); Crinoidea, Jamaica (30); De- Tennessee, Pennsylvanian (79)
capoda, Antarctica (38); Echinoidea, Mexico (130); Gas- Idaho: Ammonoidea, Permian (128); Fungal spores, Jurassic
tropoda, Argentina (102), Gulf and Atlanic Coastal Plains (136)
(4), Texas (45); Insecta, Washington (89); Procaryotae, Do- Illinois: Bryozoa, Ordovician (134); Crinoidea, Mississippian
minican Republic (140); Siliceous microfossils, Arctic Ocean
(28) India: Ammonoidea, Jurassic (9); Mammalia, Cretaceous (108)
Eocytheropteron mutafoveata n. sp., Ostracoda (109) Indian Ocean: Nannofossil, Cretaceous (34)
Eodictyonella n. nom., Brachiopoda (148) Insecta: Eocene, Washington (89); Miocene, Kenya (135)
Eospirifer praecursor n. sp., Brachiopoda (66) Iowa: Crinoidea, Mississippian (68), Ordovician (18)
Eostaffella inusitata n. sp., Foraminifera (53) Jamaica: Crinoidea, Cretaceous and Eocene (30); Echinoidea,
Eostaffella? recondita n. sp., Foraminifera (53) Pleistocene (29)
Erixanium lacunatum n. sp., Trilobita (133) Japan: Ostracoda, Neogene (62)
Euphemites chesterensis n. sp., Gastropoda (64) Johntempleia n. gen., Trilobita (32)
Euphemites whirligiggi n. sp., Gastropoda (64) Johntempleia pamae n. sp., Trilobita (32)
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Jurassic: Ammonoidea, India (9); Bivalvia, Shell structure (95); Nocardioformis n. gen., Procaryotae (140)
Brachiopoda, California (120); Foraminifera, Germany (50); Nocardioformis dominicanus n. sp., Procaryotae (140)
Fungal spores, Idaho (136) Nodosaria frentzei n. nom., Foraminifera (59)
Kansas: Bryozoa, Pennsylvanian (56); Conodonta, Pennsylva- North America: Dinosauria, Cretaceous (58); Mammalia, Oli-
nian (116) gocene-—Pleistocene (81); Trilobita, Ordovician (124)
Kellettina prolata n. sp., Ostracoda (52) Nostoceras (Nostoceras) pusizoforme n. sp., Ammonoidea (72)
Kentucky: Bryozoa, Ordovician (134); Crinoidea, Mississippian Nubialba n. gen., Brachiopoda (100)
(68); Reptile trackway, Pennsylvanian (26) Nubiala forbesi n. sp., Brachiopoda (100)
Kenya: Sweat bee nest, Miocene (135) Numerical taxonomy: Bryozoa, Pennsylvanian (56)
Kootenia beethoveni n. sp., Trilobita (43) Ohio: Bryozoa, Ordovician (104); Conodonta, Silurian (77);
Korea: Conodonta, Ordovician (123) Fauna, Cambrian (7); Foraminifera, Pennsylvanian (53);
Lamiaspis n. gen., Agnatha (61) Ostracoda, Pennsylvanian (52); Rugosa, Devonian (101)
Lamiaspis longiripa n. sp., Agnatha (61) Oklahoma: Bryozoa, Ordovician (134); Conodonta, Ordovician
Lekocrinus n. gen., Crinoidea (68) (10); Tabulata, Pennsylvanian (141)
Lytospira yochelsoni n. sp., Gastropoda (117) Oligocene: Gastropoda, Argentina (102); Mammalia, North
Maine: Brachiopoda, Ordovician (100); Nearshore faunas, Or- America (81); Procaryotae, Dominican Republic (140)
dovician (106) Ontogeny: Brachiopoda, Silurian—Devonian (17); Conodonta,
Malayaspira hintzei n. sp., Gastropoda (117) Carboniferous (139); Crinoidea, Ordovician (18); Ostra-
Mammalia: Catalog numbers (37); Cretaceous, Canada (40), coda, Neogene (62); Trilobita, Ordovician (22) (23), Silu-
India (108); Miocene, Washington (13); Oligocene—Pleis- rian (2)
tocene, North America (81) Ordovician: Asteroidea, England (14); Blastozoa and Crinoidea,
Matthewichnus caudifer n. ichnosp., Pennsylvanian (79) Texas (129); Brachiopoda, China (66), Maine (100), Russia
Medusoid: Ordovician or Silurian, Sweden (25) (57); Bryozoa, Illinois (134), Kentucky (134), Minnesota
Memorial: E. C. Olson (59); Robert R. Schrock (125) (134), Missouri (134), Nevada (76), Ohio (134), Oklahoma
Mexico: Decapoda, Cretaceous (138); Drillhole, Recent (82); (134), Tennessee (76), Virginia (134); Conodonta, Canada
Echinoidea, Eocene (130); Microcoprolites, Porifera, Scler- (65), Korea (123), Oklahoma (10), Sweden (90), Taxonomy
actinia, Hydrozoa, Brachipoda, Cephalopoda, Bivalvia, (70); Crinoidea, Iowa and Minnesota (18); Gastropoda,
Gastropoda, Triassic (131) Alaska (118), Nevada (117); Medusoid, Sweden (25); Mol-
Michigan: Gastropoda, Devonian (121) lusca, Wisconsin (149); Nearshore faunas, Maine (106);
Microcoprolites: Triassic, Mexico (131) Porifera, Utah (114): Trilobita, Canada (22) (23), New York
Microforaminiferal linings: Australia, Devonian (147) (23), North America (24), Virginia (23)
Microschedia n. gen., Bilateria (42) Osteichthyes: Miocene, Texas (3); Triassic, Nevada (119)
Microschedia amphitrite n. gen. and sp., Bilateria (42) Ostracoda: Cretaceous, Alabama (109), Arkansas (105); Neo-
Millerella? elegantula n. sp., Foraminifera (53) gene, Japan (62); Pennsylvanian, Ohio (52)
Minnesota: Bryozoa, Ordovician (134); Crinoidea, Ordovician Otarion beukeboomi n. sp., Trilobita (2)
(18) Otarion coppinsensis n. sp., Trilobita (2)
Miocene: Amphibia, Texas (3); Chrondrichthyes, Washington Otarion huddyi n. sp., Trilobita (2)
(13); Decapoda, California (137); Gastropoda, Argentina Pacific Ocean: Crinoidea, Recent (31); Foraminifera, Pliocene
and Chile (102), Dominican Republic (99); Mammalia, (142)
North America (81), Washington (13); Osteichthyes, Texas Paleobiogeography: Brachiopoda, Devonian (11), Ordovician
(3); Reptilia, Texas (3); Sweat bee nest, Kenya (135) (66), Silurian—Devonian (17); Charophyta, Cretaceous (127);
Mississippi Valley: Trilobita, Cambrian (84) Ediacaran fossils, Neoproterozoic (98); Gastropoda, Or-
Mississippian: Crinoidea, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, dovician (118); Nearshore faunas, Ordovician (106); Ru-
Tennessee (68); Gastropoda, Arkansas (64) gosa, Ordovician (35); Trilobita, Ordovician (22) (24)
Missouri: Bryozoa, Ordovician (134); Crinoidea, Mississippian Paleobiology: Trilobita, Cambrian (24)
(68) Paleocene: Crinoidea, New Zealand (132); Gastropoda, Argen-
Mollusca: Ordovician, Wisconsin (149) tina (47), Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plains (4); Siliceous
Monitorella n. gen., Gastropoda (117) microfossils, Arctic Ocean (28)
Monitorella auricula n. sp., Gastropoda (117) Paleoecology: Bivalvia, Neogene (6); Brachiopoda, Ordovician
Morocco: Bilateria, Cambrian (42); Brachiopoda, Cambrian (41); (100), Silurian—Devonian (17); Bryozoa, Ordovician (76);
Trilobita, Cambrian (43) Charophyta, Cretaceous (127); Conodonta, Ordovician (65);
Morphometry: Gastropoda, Neogene (99) Crinoidea, Paleocene (132); Gastropoda, Mississippian (64);
Nannofossil: Cretaceous, Indian Ocean (34) Silurian (48); Hydrozoa, Cretaceous (103); Nearshore fau-
Naticopsis (Marmolatella) imoensis n. sp., Gastropoda (64) nas, Ordovician (106); Rugosa, Ordovician (35), Permian
Naticopsis (Marmolatella) macgordoni n. sp., Gastropoda (64) (146); Tabulata, Permian (146)
Neocardioformis dominicanus n. sp., Procaryotae (140) Paleoenvironments: Brachiopoda, Jurassic (120); Cryptarcha,
Neogene: Bivalvia, Dominican Republic (6); Ostracoda, Japan Proterozoic (55); Decapoda, Cretaceous (138); Siliceous mi-
(62); Scleractinia, Caribbean (17) crofossils, Cretaceous, Paleocene, Eocene (28)
Neomultithecopora providensis n. sp., Tabulata (146) Paleontology: Future (39)
Neoproterozoic: Ediacaran fossils, Canada (98) Palmatolepis adamantea n. sp., Conodonta (96)
Nevada: Agnatha, Devonian (61); Brachiopoda, Silurian (16); Pamiropora sonorensis n. sp., ?Porifera (131)
Bryozoa, Ordovician (76), Permian (93); Conodonta, De- Paraheritschioides applegatei n. sp., Rugosa (146)
vonian (96); Gastropoda, Ordovician (117); Osteichthyes, Parapanderodus acontiformis n. sp., Conodonta (123)
Triassic (119); Reptilia, Triassic (119) Paromalomena inequistriata n. sp., Brachiopoda (100)
New Jersey: Ammonoidea, Cretaceous (72) Patanacta n. gen., medusoid (25)
New Mexico: Dinosauria, Triassic (122) Patanacta pedina n. sp., medusoid (25)
New York: Asteroidea, Devonian (14); Conodonta, Devonian Patellilabia rhombadella n. sp., Gastropoda (64)
(83); Porifera, Devonian (112); Rugosa, Devonian (102); Peloids: Ohio, Cambrian (7)
Trilobita, Ordovician (23) Pennsylvanian: Amphibian trackway, Tennessee (79); Bryozoa,
New Zealand: Aves gastroliths, Pleistocene (67); Crinoidea, Pa- Kansas (56); Conodonta, Kansas (116); Foraminifera, Ohio
leocene (132) (53); Ostracoda, Ohio (52); Porifera, Arkansas (115); Rep-