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Author Index for 2001 Issue Aitchison, Jonathan C. see: Buckman, Solomon and Aitchison, Jonathan C. Albanesi, G. L. — see: Ottone, E. G., Holfeltz, G D., Albanesi, G. L. and Ortega, G. . Alegret, Laia and Thomas, Ellen — Upper Cretaceous and lower Paleogene benthic foraminifera from northeastern Mexico Altiner, Seving Ozkan — see: Ozcan, Ercan, Sirel, Erciiment, Altiner, Seving Ozkan and Colakoglu, Sinan . Barbieri, Roberto — Taphonomic implications of foraminiferal composition and abundance in intertidal mud flats, Colorado River Delta (Mexico) . Berggren, William A. — Review of Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on Agglutinated Foraminifera, edited by M. B. Hart, M. A. Kaminski, and C. W. Smart . Berggren, William A. — Review of Modern Foraminifera, edited by Barun Sen Gupta . Berggren, William A. — Review of Oligocene-Miocene foraminifera of the Central Paratethys by I. Cicha, F. R6gl, C. Rupp, and J. Ctyroka . BouDagher-Fadel, Marcelle K. The taxonony and evolution of the foraminiferal genus Buccicrenata Loeblich and Tappan . Buckman, Solomon and Aitchison, Jonathan C. — Middle Ordovician (Llandeilan) radiolarians fromWest Junggar, Xinjiang, China Bucur, Ioan I. and Enos, Paul — Middle Triassic Dasyclad Algae from Guizhou, China Caus, Esmeralda see: Hottinger, Lukas, Romero, Josep and Caus, Esmeralda Colakoglu, Sinan — see: Ozcan, Ercan, Sirel, Erciiment, Altuuner, Seving Ozkan and Colakoglu, Sinan . Editors, The— Erratum: E. G. Reinhardt, et al., 1998 — Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 131-148 . Editors, The— Erratum: T. Itaki and S. Hasegawa, 2000 — Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 179-185 . Editors, The— Erratum: Maddocks, Rosalie F., 2000 — Volume 46, Supplement 2 for 2000, page 49 .El-Dawy, M. H. — Paleocene benthic foraminiferal biostratigraphy and paleobathymetry in the sections between El Sheikh Fad] and Ras Gharib, Eastern Desert, Egypt Enos, Paul — see: Bucur, loan I. and Enos, Paul Fedenya, Svetlana A. — see: Khursevich, Galina K., Karabanov, Eugene B., Prokopenko, Alexander A., Williams, Douglas F., Kuzmin, Mikhail I., Fedenya, Svetlana A. . Feng, Qinglai, Zhang, Zhenfang and Ye, Mei — Middle Triassic radiolarian fauna from southwest Yunnan, China Fensome, Robert A. — see: Guerstein, G. Raquel, Williams, Graham L. and Fensome, Robert A Gérmiis, Muhittin — see: Meri¢, Engin and Gérmiis, Muhittin .Guerstein, G. Raquel, Williams, Graham L. and Fensome, Robert A. Cannosphaeropsis guattrocchiae, a new species of dinoflagellate cyst from the mid Cenozoic of the Colorado Basin, Argentina 5. Gupta, Anil K., Joseph, Sudheer, and Thomas, Ellen — Species diversity of Miocene deep-sea benthic foraminifera and watermass stratification in the northeastern Indian Ocean Haig, David W. — see: Taylor, Barry A. and Haig, David W. Holfeltz, G.D . — see: Ottone, E. G, Holfeltz, G D., Albanesi, G. L. and Ortega, G. . Hollis, Christopher John and Kimura, Katsumi — A unified radiolarian zonation for the Late Creta- ceous and Paleocene of Japan ). Hottinger, Lukas — Editor's Preface to The shell cavity systems in Elphidiid and Pellatispirine bilamellar foraminifera }. Hottinger, Lukas, Reiss, Zeev and Langer, Martin — Spiral canals of some Elphidiidae Caus, Esmeralda Architecture and revision of the iferous foraminifera from the Late Eocene Tethys c foraminifera of the Caleta Herradurad e Mejillones section in graphic implications Alexander A., Williams, Douglas | ratigraphic significance of new fossil spe- Upper Cenozoic deposits of erA analy i P. and Nestell, Merlynd K from DSDP Site 208 and ODP Site 112 om the Ordovici ind Colakodlu, Sinan Late Paleocene lay! ana-Polatly Basin, central Turkey): descrip- d ” d ch, Galina K., Karabanov, Eugene B., Prokopenko, Alex- Kuzmin, Mikhail |.. Fedenya, Svetlana A Late Changhsingian foraminifei rso f the c north vati, Pratul Kumar evince Ozkan and Colakoglu. Sinan aminifera from the Muderong Shale, oldest ma Carnarvon Basin. Western Australia Alegret, Laia and v. Eugene B.. Prokopenko, Alexander Svetlana A raham L. and Fensome, Robert A Subject Index for 2001 NOTE: Names of new taxa are set in bold-face type Numbers refer to papers listed in the author index ai1 gae, dasyclad Cretaceous Paleocene, Late Diplopora sinica, 8 Western Australia Turkey, central, 2 Julpiaella, 8 foraminifera, 29 Paleogene Lowe Pseudodiplopora, 8 Japan Mexico, northeastern Triassic, Middle radiolaria, 16 Pellatispirinae China, Guizhou, 8 Mexico, northeastern shell architecture foraminifera, | Pseudomidiella, 28 Argentina Pseudocolaniella longa 28 Cenozoic Diatoms Pseudomidiella labensis 78 dinoflagellates, 14 Cenozoic, Upper taphonymy Ordovician Siberia, Lake Baikal, 21 Mexico. Colorado Ri ver De chitinozoans, 26 Cyclotella comtaeformica var. spinata, 2 Urushtenella, 28 Cyclotella comtaeformica, 2\ Urushtenella late Australia, western Cyclotella distincta, 21 Cretaceous Cyclotella iris var. insueta, 2| indian Ocean foraminifera, 29 Cyclotella praeminuta, 2| Mioc ene Cyclotella tempereiformica, 2) foraminifera biostratigraphy Stephanodiscus yukonensis, 2| Paleocene Stephanodiscus princeps, 2| Japan Egypt, 12 Stephanodiscus williamsii, 2\ Cretaceous, Late radiolaria, Caucasus din flagellates Paleocene Permian, Upper Cannosphaeropsis quattrocchiae, \|4 radiolaria, ~ foraminifera, 28 Cenozoic Argentina, 14 Jurassic, Upper enoZoic Middle East Argentina gypt foraminifera, 6 dinoflagellates, 14 Paleocene Siberia, Lake Baikal foraminiferal biostratigraphy, 12 Kutch diatoms, 21 Oliogoc ene-Miocene. 24 foraminifera hile, northeren Abadehella grandis, 28 Maastrichtian Neogene \gathammina psebaensis, 28 Turkey foraminifera, 20 Bathysiphon paleocenicus, |2 foraminifera, 23 Buccicrenata primitiva, 6 ‘hina, Guizhou Cretaceous Mexico, Colorado River Delta Triassic, Middle Western Australia, 29 foraminifera algae, dasy clad, 8 Mexico, northeastern, | taphonymy, 2 I Iphidiidae ‘hina, Xinjiang shell architecture, 18 Mexico, northeastern Ordovician, Middle Graecodiscus kotlyarae, 28 Creataceous, | pper radiolaria, 7 Hemigordius nikitensis, 28 foraminifera, | Hercochitina volkheimerii, 26 ‘hina, Yunnan Jurassic, Upper Middle East Triassic, Middle Jurassic, Upper Middle East, 6 radiolaria, 13 Langella malalabensis, 28 foraminifera, 6 Lepidocyclina, subgenera ‘hitinozoans shape analysis, 24 Miocene Eisenachkitina yolei, 26 Indian Qcean Loftusia matusmarui, 23 Loftusia, systematic overview, >? 4 foraminifera, ‘*hitinozoans Maastrichtian OrdoviAcrigaenn tina, 26 Turkey, 2 3> NeogeCnheil e, northern Vidiella karinae, 28 foraminifera, 20 ‘occolithophorids Miocene Paleocene, Lower, 22 Indian Ocean, 15 Netherlands, Geulhemmerberg Cruciplacolthius filigranus , 2> 2ie ) Neogene Paleocene, lower Chile. northern, 20 Prinsius scissuratus, 22 Orbitoclypeus haymanaensis, 27 coccolithophorids, a A Prinsius simplex, 22 Subject Index for 2001, continued Radiolaria Archaeospongoprunum muyinense, \3 Siberia, Lake Baikal Buryella, 25 Cenozoic, Upper Burvella helenae, 25 diatoms, 21 Buryella petrushevskayae, 2 S Burvella tridica. 25 South Pacific Late Cretaceous Paleocene Japan, 16 radiolaria, 5 1 deweveri, \3 nella kozuri Triassic, Middle Ordovician, middle China, Guizhou China. Xinjiang. 7 dasyclad algae, x Paleocene China, Yunnan Japan. 16 radiolaria, 13 Paleocene, Late, 25 7 South Pacific, 25 lurkey Spongopyle ? sanfilippoae, 25 Maastrichtian Triassic. Middle foraminifera PiGASSIL MIUIC China. Yunnan. 13 Paleocene, late Triassocampe coronata inflata, \3 foraminifera, 27 Triassocampe dumitricai, |3 ampe goricani, |3 umpe relica, 13