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SPONFLORA From animal to plant kingdom: the alleged sponge Siphonia bovista Geinitz from the Cretaceous of Saxony (Germany) in fact represents internal moulds of the cone-like plant fossil Dammarites albens Presl in Sternberg Birgit Niebuhr Bulletin of Geosciences 94(2), 221–234 (7 figures, 3 tables). size:about 14 Mb
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Show us your Devonian Epizoans & Pathological Brachiopods!
Brach3 posted a topic in General Fossil Discussion
Dear all, if Devonian Epizoans (Epibionts) & Pathological Brachiopods (all the periods) are a fascinating group of fossils for you and you want to discuss anything about their paleoecology, please post your photos (specimens) in this thread.- 107 replies
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arrodiscoiscyphozoanaturesrep30590.pdf Ediacaran discs from South America:probable soft-bodied macrofossils unlock the paleogeography of the Clymene ocean Maria Julia Arrouy,Lucas V.Warren,Fernanda Quaglio,Daniel Poire ,Marcello Guimares Soares,Milena Boselli Rosa,Lucia E.Gomez Peral * Nature Scientific reports (6) 30590 publ.: 27-7-2016 *all diacritics omitted
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Schopf Precambrian microbe-like pseudofossils: A promising solution to the problem J. William Schopf , Anatoliy B. Kudryavtsev , Kenichiro Sugitani , Malcolm R. Walter Precambrian Research 179 (2010) 191–205 When some famous names in Pre-Phanerozoic paleontology get together,things get interesting. And these names certainly loom pretty large in that field Unreservedly recommended for those interested in "the Early Earth"
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VERY HIGHLY ,nay,UNRESERVEDLY recommended,3,2 Mb This is for all those who are interestested (almost said "this is dedicated to all those interested" in the earliest history of (multicellular) animals!!!!!!!!!! in Earths earliest biota... myanknollszieparamNaturellular_eukaryotes_from_the_.pdf Give it a go, because Zhu and Knoll do know their paleobiology. I would NOT be far wrong in saying that now that Martin Brasier is no longer with us, Knoll is one of the biggest names in "early earth/astrobiology".
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As is (almost) customary in the 19th century,some bryzoans are thrown in with the corals Pleurodictyum
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alternative and/or dissenting views on a mysterious chordate (?)
doushantuo posted a topic in Documents
NB : pretty new,of course Satul-2017-Palgy.pdf