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March 01, 1988
Bryozoan astogeny and evolutionary novelities; their role in the origin and systematics of the Ordovician monticuliporid trepostome genus Peronopora
David R. Hickey
David R. Hickey
Mich. State Univ., Dep. Geol. Sci., East Lansing, MI, United States
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Journal of Paleontology (1988) 62 (2): 180–203.
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David R. Hickey; Bryozoan astogeny and evolutionary novelities; their role in the origin and systematics of the Ordovician monticuliporid trepostome genus Peronopora. Journal of Paleontology 1988;; 62 (2): 180–203. doi:
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Index Terms/Descriptors
- biologic evolution
- Bryozoa
- Cincinnatian
- cladistics
- concepts
- Decorah Shale
- growth
- Indiana
- Invertebrata
- Kentucky
- Kope Formation
- Lexington Limestone
- Middle Ordovician
- Minnesota
- morphology
- Ohio
- Ohio River valley
- Ordovician
- paleontology
- Paleozoic
- phylogeny
- revision
- taxonomy
- Trepostomata
- United States
- Upper Ordovician
- Whitewater Formation
- Waynesville Formation
- astogeny
- Dillsboro Formation
- Shermanian
- Liberty Formation
- Monticuliporidae
- Peronopora
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