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pro vyhledávání: '"Osteolepis"'
Publikováno v:
Scottish Journal of Geology. 57
Articulated cheiracanthid acanthodians are relatively rare above the Dickosteus thrieplandi biostratigraphic zone in the Orcadian Basin, with Cheiracanthus peachi den Blaauwen, Newman & Burrow the only species identified to date. Here we describe two
Autor:
David Leather
Publikováno v:
Scottish Journal of Geology. 53:53-61
The only official maps to show a boundary between the Middle Devonian Stromness and Rousay Flagstones on Orkney are those published by the Geological Survey in 1932 and 1935. Since then, the difficulties of defining and locating this boundary have ch
Publikováno v:
Scottish Journal of Geology. 51:149-156
Biostratigraphic zones based on fossil fish are identified within the Middle Devonian Rousay sequence in the upper part of the main lacustrine sequence of Orkney. The Rousay sequence forms the majority of the bedrock of Orkney and the original Geolog
Autor:
Timothy Holland, John A. Long
Publikováno v:
Acta Zoologica. 90:285-296
Within the Tetrapodomorpha, the Late Devonian Gogonasus andrewsae of the Gogo Formation, Gogo, Western Australia, has occupied an uncertain phylogenetic position. Following the description of several well-preserved three-dimensional skulls and pector
Autor:
N. H. Trewin, R. F. M. Hamilton
Publikováno v:
Scottish Journal of Geology. 30:175-181
Synopsis The taphonomy of Devonian lacustrine fish-beds from The Upper Flagstone Group of the Middle Old Red Sandstone of Caithness has been studied at Holborn Head and Lythmore near Thurso. The beds of carbonate/organic laminites are dominated by Os
Autor:
Nigel H. Trewin
Publikováno v:
Scottish Journal of Geology. 12:205-208
The Achanarras Fish Bed of the Middle Old Red Sandstone of Caithness, separating the Lower and Upper Caithness Flagstone Groups of Donovan, Foster and Westoll (1974), has long been correlated with the Sandwick Fish Bed of Orkney which lies between th
Autor:
T. Stanley Westoll
Publikováno v:
Geological Magazine. 73:157-171
SUMMARYThe structure of the fronto-ethmoid shield ofOsteolepis macrolepidotusAg. is described fully for the first time, and the homology of the dermal bones is discussed. The most interesting feature is the recognition of the existence of a sensory-c
Autor:
Keith Stewart Thomson
Publikováno v:
Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London. 176:181-195
Autor:
Traill
The author stated, that besides the original localities at Skaill, Ichthyolites have been found at Breckness, Quoyloo, and Kirkwall, in Pomona, in South Ronaldshay, and in Papa-Westray. The species already recognised from these localities are, 1. Ost
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Autor:
T. Stanley Westoll
Publikováno v:
Nature. 141:127-128
DURING the last few decades it has become increasingly clear that theTetrapods were derived from a group of fishes having their closest affinities with the Devonian Crossopterygii and Dipnoi. In 1932, Save-Soderbergh published a valuable description1