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Bulletins of American Paleontology
Begun
in 1895, Bulletins of American Paleontology is the oldest paleontological
journal published in the western hemisphere. It publishes peer-reviewed
monographic works in any area of paleontology, especially descriptive
systematics requiring high-quality photographic illustrations, although
occasional multi-author or other special issues also appear. Publication
is open to anyone regardless of institutional affiliation. A one-year
subscription includes 2-3 issues.
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Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 361
Paleoecological
Studies of South Florida
Edited by Bruce R. Wardlaw
Out of print.
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Bulletins of American Paleontology
Number 362
The
Genus Heliophyllum (Anthozoa, Rugosa) in the Upper Middle
Devonian (Givetian)
by William A. Oliver Jr. and James E. Sorauf
Heliophyllum halli joshuense
The rugose coral genus Heliophyllum is one of the most common and famous fossils in the very fossil-rich Devonian rocks of central and western New York State, but its systematics have remained confusing for more than a century. Bill Oliver and Jim Sorauf are two of the world's preeminent experts on Paleozoic corals. They have each spent more than 40 years studying Devonian corals, especially in New York. This volume brings together the results of their careers of research and experience with this abundant but puzzling genus. Anyone who has ever collected a Devonian fossil coral in New York or Michigan or Ontario or who is interested in coral evolution, will benefit from this beautifully illustrated work.
72
pages, ISBN: 0-87710-457-3 (softbound)
$30.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 363
A
Compendium of Fossil Marine Animal Genera
by J. John Sepkoski, Jr.
Edited
by David Jablonski and Michael Foote
The
late Jack Sepkoski changed the field of paleontology by pioneering the
use of compliations of taxonomic data to explore major patterns in the
history of life. This volume makes publicly available for the first time
Sepkoski's famous compliation of more than 37,000 genera of marine fossil
animals. It is a landmark of modern science and a key tool for all paleobiologists.
Includes taxonomic and alphabetical listings and a CD-ROM.
563
pages, ISBN 0-87710-450-6 (softbound)
$40.00 (+$5.00
domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 364
The
Oldest Known Crinoids (Early Ordovician, Utah) and
a New Crinoid Plate Homology System
by Thomas E. Guensburg and James Sprinkle
43
pages, ISBN 0-87710-458-1 (softbound)
$30.00
(+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
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Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 365
A
Late Cambrian (Sunwaptan) Silicified Trilobite Fauna From Nevada
by J.M. Adrain and S.R. Westrop
56
pages, ISBN 0-87710-460-3 (softbound)
$60.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
The
Genus Lepicythara (Gastropoda: Turridae) from the Neogene and Pleistocene
of Tropical America
by P. Jung
76
pages, ISBN 0-87710-459-X (softbound)
$60.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
Early
Paleocene Mollusks of Antarctica: Systematics, Paleoecology, and Paleobiogeographic
Significance
by J.D. Stilwell, W.J. Zinsmeister, and A.E. Elinik
89
pages, ISBN 0-87710-463-8 (softbound)
$60.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 368
Carboniferous
(Visean-Moscovian) Echinoderms from the Bechar
Basin Area of Western Algeria
by G.D. Webster, C.G. Maples, G.D. Sevastopulo, T. Frest,
and J.A. Waters
98
pages, ISBN 0-87710-464-6 (softbound)
$60.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
Bulletins
of American Paleontology
Number 369
A
Standing Ovation: Papers in Honor of Gilbert Klapper
Edited by J.E. Barrick and H.R. Lane
246
pages, ISBN 0-87710-465-4 (softbound)
$60.00 (+$5.00 domestic shipping, US$10 foreign shipping)
