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3“...Three rhynchonellid brachiopod genera, Hiscobeccus, Lepidocyclus , and Hypsiptycha , are the most...”
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4REEF-DWELLING GYPIDULOID BRACHIOPODS IN THE LOWER SILURIAN ATTAWAPISKAT FORMATION, HUDSON BAY REGIONby JIN, JISUOGet access
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5“...The following stringocephalid brachiopods are formally described from upper Givetian (late Middle...”
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6“...Mesozoic brachiopods were, at times, significant elements of marine invertebrate faunas. Current...”
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8“... taxa that were successful later, e.g., reptiles vs. mammals, Sphenodon vs. other reptiles, brachiopods...”
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9by Li, Guoxiang, Zhang, Zhifei, Hua, Hong, Yang, Huining“... to the teeth and sockets, respectively, of bivalved shells of rhynchonelliform brachiopods or pelecypods...”
Published in Journal of Paleontology (2014)
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10by Fletcher, Terence P., Rushton, Adrian W. A.“... and the Greenland Caledonides. Additional to the trilobites, brachiopods, sponges, hyoliths, bradoriids and a...”
Published in Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (2007)
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11“... as exemplified both by benthic organisms, especially corals and brachiopods, as well as conodonts. This contrasts...”
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12by Peel, John S., Conway Morris, Simon, Ineson, Jon R.“... onychophorans are also present, while brachiopods, hyoliths and other shelly fossils are rare or absent...”
Published in The Paleontological Society Special Publications (1992)
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13by Bitner, Maria Aleksandra, Cohen, Bernard L., Long, Sarah. L., Richer de Forges, Bertrand, Saito, Michiko“...ABSTRACT This paper describes a terebratelloid articulate brachiopod, Gyrothyris williamsi sp. nov...”
Published in Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (2007)
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