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Kölner Forum Geol. Paläont., 19 (2011)
M. ARETZ, S. DELCULÉE, J. DENAYER & E. POTY (Eds.)
Abstracts, 11th Symposium on Fossil Cnidaria and Sponges, Liège, August 19-29, 2011
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Contents
Preface ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Adachi, N., Liu, J. & Ezaki, Y.: Early Ordovician stromatoporoid Pulchrilamina spinosa from South China:
Significance and implications for reef development ................................................................................................ 6
Adachi, N., Liu, J. & Ezaki, Y.: Early Ordovician reefs in the Three Gorges area of Hubei Province, South
China: deciphering the early development of skeletal-dominated reefs ............................................................... 8
Aretz, M.: A general classification for habitats of colonial rugose corals: the Mississippian (Carboniferous)
of Western Europe as example .................................................................................................................................. 10
Aretz, M.: Palaeobiogeographical analysis for the late Viséan corals in the Variscan Realm of Western
Europe and Northern Africa ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Badpa, M. Khaksar, K. & Ashouri, A.: Study of Carboniferous Corals in the Ozbak-kuh Mountains (East
of Central Iran) ............................................................................................................................................................. 14
Batbayar, M. & Minjin, C.: Cyrtophyllid corals of Mongolia ................................................................................. 15
Berkowski, B. & Weyer, D.: A new columellate genus of Middle Devonian deep-water Rugosa from
Morocco ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Bernecker, M.: Distribution of Palaeogene Corals on the Arabian Shelf ............................................................. 18
Boekschoten, G.E.: Limnomedusoid fossils from the Upper Devonian in the Vesdre Nappe, Belgium ......... 20
Bosselini, F.R. & Silvestri, G.: Coral assemblages of Cenozoic mixed carbonate-siliciclastic settings:
sediment-resistant corals and their constructional and depositional facies ........................................................ 21
Budd, A.F. & Smith, N.D.: Morphological phylogenetics of faviid and mussid corals ..................................... 23
Chantry, G., Denayer, J. & Poty, E.: The Tournaisian rugose corals of Tournai: revision of a classical
fauna .............................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Chwieduk, E.: The nature of changes of natural environment in Late Carboniferous and Early Permian
on western Spitsbergen. .............................................................................................................................................. 27
Coen-Aubert, M.: Stratigraphic distribution of massive rugose corals at the base of the Late Frasnian in
Belgium ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Da Silva, A.C., Kershaw, S. & Boulvain, F.: From shallow water to deep mound - sedimentology and
stromatoporoids paleoecology from the Frasnian (Upper Devonian) of Belgium ............................................. 30
Da Silva, A.C., Kershaw, S. & Boulvain, F.: Long-expected! - First record of demosponge-type spicules
in a Devonian stromatoporoid (Frasnian, Belgium) ............................................................................................... 32
Denayer, J.: Mississippian Lithostrotionidae from Zonguldak and Bartin (NW Turkey) ................................. 34
Denayer, J. & Aretz, M.: The Upper Viséan rugose corals in the microbial-sponge-bryozoan-coral bioherm
in Kongul Yayla (Taurides, S. Turkey) ..................................................................................................................... 35
Denayer, J. & Poty, E.: Origin and evolution of Dorlodotia (Rugosa) .................................................................... 37
Ezaki, J. & Kato, M.: Extreme constructional forms of Carboniferous Rugosa from the Akiyoshi Terrance
in Japan: Palaeoecological implications of remarkable morphological combinations ...................................... 40
Fedorowski, J.: Professor Maria RÓŻKOWSKA (15 Aug. 1899—20 July, 1979) ...................................................... 42
Fedorowski, J. & Bamber, E.W.: An unusual occurrence of Bashkirian (Upper Carboniferous) rugose
corals from the Sverdrup Basin, Arctic Canada ...................................................................................................... 44
Gretz, M., Lathulière, B.& Martini, R.: The Hettangian corals of the Isle of Skye (Scotland): an extreme
ecosystem just after the Triassic-Jurassic boundary crisis ..................................................................................... 45
Hecker, M.R.: Dorlodotia Salée 1920 (Rugosa) and related taxa in the Dinantian (Lower Carboniferous) of
Russia and Ukraine ..................................................................................................................................................... 47
Hecker, M.R.: Biform tabularia and periaxial cones in Lonsdaleia McCOY 1849 (Rugosa) ................................ 49
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