Discussing the New Papers on Fossil Cephalopods

[bigGdelta]

I swear I used to be smart. till I started reading those papers and exploding brain cells

 

[Architeuthoceras]

PHRAGMOTEUTHIDA (CEPHALOPODA: COLEOIDEA) FROM THE LOWER JURASSIC OF DORSET, ENGLAND

SIPHUNCULAR STRUCTURE IN SOME FOSSIL COLEOIDS AND RECENT SPIRULA

LATE EARLY SINEMURIAN (EARLY JURASSIC) AMMONITES FROM THE TASEKO LAKES MAP AREA, BRITISH COLUMBIA

All in the latest issue of Palaeontology (May 2006)

 

[Phil]

Thanks Kevin.

If you don't mind I won't add them to the Papers thread because one can only look at an abstract rather than the whole article without paying the full whack for access. I aimed to keep the 'New Papers' thread purely for full papers that anyone can access, otherwise it could be rather frustrating for the reader.

 

[Architeuthoceras]

 

[Architeuthoceras]

In this months issue of Palaeontology:


SOME LESSER KNOWN FEATURES OF THE ANCIENT CEPHALOPOD ORDER ELLESMEROCERIDA (NAUTILOIDEA, CEPHALOPODA); BJÖRN KRÖGER (2007)

support for Tryblidian ancestry ?