Abstract: The fossil crinoids and associated fauna from the Carboniferous (Mississippian–Pennsylvanian) of Mexico (Sonora, Tamaulipas, Hidalgo, Puebla, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas States) are described. Data are based on a combination of field and published sources, including seven previously studied localities from the central and southern areas, and four new localities from the northwestern part of the country. A total of 28 morphospecies are reported, seven from the Mississippian and 21 from the Pennsylvanian. Eleven are recorded for the first time in Mexico. These crinoid columnal morphospecies have been reported from the United State
The faunal composition of stalked echinoderms in the Brazilian Devonian is still largely unknown des...
Crinoids were an important and highly variable group of marine animals throughout the Paleozoic. Thi...
Echinoderms such as crinoids (sea lilies), are a major component of the marine benthos from the late...
Se identificaron placas columnares de crinoides de las especies Pentaridica (col.) rothi Moore y Jef...
Nine crinoids are described from the Wooster Shale Member of the Cuyahoga Formation from Wayne and A...
Abstract. —A silicified crinoid fauna from the Anchor Limestone of the Monte Cristo Group (Lower Mis...
Buitrón-Sánchez et al.344 Middle Permian crinoids (Echinodermata, Crinoidea) fro
The Nunn Member (Early Osagean) of the Lake Valley Formation of New Mexico is known for its abundanc...
A new crinoid species of the Order Cladida, Mooreocrinus liaoi Mao and Li sp. nov. , is described fr...
Abstract: The modern study of fossil crinoids began with J. S. Miller who, in 1821, described specim...
The Lake Valley Formation has long been known for the crinoids that are abundant in the formation. T...
tion exhibits an alternation (100 m thick) of calcareous siltstone and fossiliferous limestone with ...
The Carboniferous was a period of major echinoderm evolution, especially during Mississippian (Early...
Virgilian age rocks of lowa and Nebraska contain important crinoid faunas and current collections he...
International audienceUsing recent samplings and specimens from ancient collections, 14 sites and fi...
The faunal composition of stalked echinoderms in the Brazilian Devonian is still largely unknown des...
Crinoids were an important and highly variable group of marine animals throughout the Paleozoic. Thi...
Echinoderms such as crinoids (sea lilies), are a major component of the marine benthos from the late...
Se identificaron placas columnares de crinoides de las especies Pentaridica (col.) rothi Moore y Jef...
Nine crinoids are described from the Wooster Shale Member of the Cuyahoga Formation from Wayne and A...
Abstract. —A silicified crinoid fauna from the Anchor Limestone of the Monte Cristo Group (Lower Mis...
Buitrón-Sánchez et al.344 Middle Permian crinoids (Echinodermata, Crinoidea) fro
The Nunn Member (Early Osagean) of the Lake Valley Formation of New Mexico is known for its abundanc...
A new crinoid species of the Order Cladida, Mooreocrinus liaoi Mao and Li sp. nov. , is described fr...
Abstract: The modern study of fossil crinoids began with J. S. Miller who, in 1821, described specim...
The Lake Valley Formation has long been known for the crinoids that are abundant in the formation. T...
tion exhibits an alternation (100 m thick) of calcareous siltstone and fossiliferous limestone with ...
The Carboniferous was a period of major echinoderm evolution, especially during Mississippian (Early...
Virgilian age rocks of lowa and Nebraska contain important crinoid faunas and current collections he...
International audienceUsing recent samplings and specimens from ancient collections, 14 sites and fi...
The faunal composition of stalked echinoderms in the Brazilian Devonian is still largely unknown des...
Crinoids were an important and highly variable group of marine animals throughout the Paleozoic. Thi...
Echinoderms such as crinoids (sea lilies), are a major component of the marine benthos from the late...