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Volume 26, Number 7

July 2011

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ISSN: 0883-1351

EISSN: 1938-5323

A NEW LOOK AT OLD DATA; AN EXAMPLE FROM THE ARTHROPODS

MARTIN STEIN

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PRESERVATION OF TRACE FOSSILS AND MOLDS OF TERRESTRIAL BIOTA BY INTENSE STORMS IN MID–LAST INTERGLACIAL (MIS 5c) DUNES ON BERMUDA, WITH A MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HYDROLOGICAL CONDUITS

PAUL J. HEARTY; STORRS L. OLSON

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ECOLOGICAL FIDELITY OF PLEISTOCENE–HOLOCENE LAND SNAIL SHELL ASSEMBLAGES PRESERVED IN CARBONATE-RICH PALEOSOLS

YURENA YANES; JULIO AGUIRRE; MARÍA R. ALONSO; MIGUEL IBÁÑEZ; ANTONIO DELGADO

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GROWTH RATES AND CARBONATE PRODUCTION BY CORALLINE RED ALGAE IN UPWELLING AND NON-UPWELLING SETTINGS ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST OF PANAMA

PRISKA SCHÄFER; HELENA FORTUNATO; BEATE BADER; VOLKER LIEBETRAU; THORSTEN BAUCH; JOHN J. G. REIJMER

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FIDELITY OF MOLLUSCAN ASSEMBLAGES FROM THE TOURO PASSO FORMATION (PLEISTOCENE–HOLOCENE), SOUTHERN BRAZIL: TAPHONOMY AS A TOOL FOR DISCOVERING NATURAL BASELINES FOR FRESHWATER COMMUNITIES

FERNANDO ERTHAL; CARLA B. KOTZIAN; MARCELLO G. SIMÕES

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THE MOLLUSK FAUNA OF SOFT SEDIMENTS FROM THE TROPICAL, UPWELLING-INFLUENCED SHELF OF MAURITANIA (NORTHWESTERN AFRICA)

JULIEN MICHEL; HILDEGARD WESTPHAL; RUDO VON COSEL

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A NEW LOOK AT OLD DATA; AN EXAMPLE FROM THE ARTHROPODS

PRESERVATION OF TRACE FOSSILS AND MOLDS OF TERRESTRIAL BIOTA BY INTENSE STORMS IN MID–LAST INTERGLACIAL (MIS 5c) DUNES ON BERMUDA, WITH A MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF HYDROLOGICAL CONDUITS

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