... . Copeland , M. J . 1967 . An occurrence of Caryocaris (Crustacea, Phyllocarida) from the Canadian Arctic . Journal of Paleontology 41 : 1193 – 1194 . Dillaman , R. , R...

..., the Palaeopemphida, and a new superfamily, Palaeopemphidae, of the archaeostracan Phyllocarida. 26 07 2003 The Paleontological Society 2004 T he search for the rootstock of the decapod Crustacea has resulted in the discovery of numerous Paleozoic organisms that bear some similarity to Mesozoic...

...Joseph H. Collette; James W. Hagadorn Abstract A phylogenetic analysis and review of Paleozoic phyllocarid systematics is presented using morphology-based characters from Cambrian to modern taxa. The resulting cladograms of the Phyllocarida suggest that the suborder Ceratiocaridina as traditionally...

... limbs, which show that Ceratiocaris is the oldest known malacostracan. It belongs in the order Archaeostraca which is united with the order Leptostraca in the superorder Phyllocarida." GeoRef, Copyright 2004, American Geological Institute. Reference includes data from Bibliography and Index of Geology...

... dispersal, diminished speciation, and the Late Devonian biotic crisis. Parallels between the Late Devonian mass extinction and the modern biodiversity crisis are suggested by the frequency of episodes of range expansion indicative of invasive species. T he phyllocarida Packard, 1979, were a diverse...

... Groups of Pennsylvania . Second Geographical Survey of Pennsylvania Report of Progress , PPP: 1 – 22 . Beecher , C. E 1902 . Revision of the Phyllocarida from the Chemung and Waverly groups of Pennsylvania . Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London , 58 : 441 – 449...

...Table 1 A number of morphological characters of representative Cambrian to Recent bivalved arthropods. Although the number of thoracic somites in Arenosicaris inflata is not presently known, a comparison of other features reveals its affinity with the Phyllocarida. Cells in gray represent...

... of specimens, none complete. This has hampered our understanding of the form and its place within the Phyllocarida (Collette and Hagadorn, 2010 ). The collections of Plotnick and Samuel Ciurca, especially the latter, have greatly added to the material available and allow a redescription of the form. We were...

... Nouveau-Brunswick sont attribuées à des arthropodes, possiblement aux activités des phyllocarida et des eurypterida. On en déduit un milieu marin, très près du rivage.Deux nouvelles ichnospecies Arthropodichnus jacquetenis et A . chelopodus sont décrites. [Traduit par le journal] ...

...; University of Wisconsin, Madison – UWM; The Chicago Field Museum, Illinois – PE; The Milwaukee Public Museum, Wisconsin – MPM; Weis Earth Science Museum – WESM. Subclass Phyllocarida Packard, 1879 Order Archaeostraca Claus, 1888 Suborder Ceratiocaridina Clarke in Zittel, 1900...

... adaptation to a pelagic lifestyle in Ordovician caryocaridids (Crustacea: phyllocarida) Yilong Liu, Ruo-ying Fan, Xiaoqi Du, Juan Ma, Jiayi Yin, Rui-wen Zong and Yi-ming Gong Functional morphology of the Ediacaran organism Tribrachidium heraldicum A. Olaru, S. Gutarra-Diaz, R. A. Racicot, F. S. Dunn, I...

... both produced by A. inflata as it burrowed in search of food. Despite their more than 500-million-year history, only three trace fossils have been attributed to phyllocarids, a fact at odds with the relatively common occurrence of the subclass Phyllocarida—especially in the Paleozoic. Traces...

... as decapods, but after reexamination by Feldmann et al. (2004) were reassigned to Phyllocarida. Palaeopalaemon newberryi occurs in several localities in Ohio, Kentucky, New York, and Iowa ( Schram et al., 1978 ), whereas Aciculopoda mapesi was described from a single specimen from Oklahoma...

... crustaceans ( Woodward, 1905 ), decapod brachyurans ( Trauth, 1918 ), branchiurans ( Hopwood, 1925 ), copepods ( Clark, 1989 ), and maxillopodan crustaceans ( Schram et al., 1997 ). Glaessner (1928) considered that the Cycloidea might be derived from the Paleozoic Phyllocarida. More recently Vannier...