342 Upper Wenlock and Ludlow Plectograptinae, Cape Phillips Fm., Canada Bees

342 Upper Wenlock and Ludlow Plectograptinae, Cape Phillips Fm., Canada BeesUpper Wenlock and Ludlow (Silurian) Plectograptinae (retiolitid graptolites), Cape Phillips Formation, Artic Canada BAP #342 A rich fauna of beautifully preserved, isolated and uncompressed late Wenlock and early Ludlow retiolitids of the Subfamily Plectograptinac were recovered through acid dissolution of limestone nodules in the Cape Phillips Formation, central Arctic Islands. The fauna ranges in age from the late Wenlock Cyrtograplus lundgreni

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fossiliferous shale represents one of the most widespread marine incursions into the central Appalachian basin during the Middle Pennsylvanian

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Various multivariate statistical procedures are used to distinguish species in the reef-coral family Poritidae through a continuous Neogene sequence (five myr time interval) in the Cibao Valley of the northern Dominican Republic

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This study presents documentation for a revised taxonomy of late Paleozoic pinnid bivalves of North America and some European species relevant to the documentation of North American taxa