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Three-dimensional fossils are preserved<br />

as flat impressions at random horizontal<br />

levels. Bilateral symmetry discovered in<br />

the ontogeny of Palaeophragmodictya<br />

spinosa sp. nov. supports the hypothesis<br />

of initial bilaterality of Cnidaria.<br />

2010010406<br />

俄 罗 斯 中 部 卡 洛 期 晚 期 一 些 龙 介 虫<br />

( 环 节 动 物 门 , 多 毛 纲 ) 修 订 : 第 二<br />

部 分 = Contribution to the revision of<br />

some late Callovian serpulids (Annelida,<br />

Polychaeta) of Central Russia: Part 2.<br />

( 英 文 ). Ippolitov A P. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2007, 41(4): 429-436 1 图 版 .<br />

This paper deals with the revision of<br />

the species of the genera Mucroserpula,<br />

Propomatoceros, and Spiraserpula<br />

(family Serpulidae) from the Upper<br />

Callovian of the locality Peski (Moscow<br />

Region). All taxa are described in accordance<br />

with the current classification of<br />

fossil serpulid tubes. Two new species<br />

are described: Propomatoceros barskovi<br />

sp. nov. and Spiraserpula oligospiralis<br />

sp. nov.<br />

2010010407<br />

俄 罗 斯 中 部 卡 洛 期 晚 期 一 些 龙 介 虫<br />

( 环 节 动 物 门 , 多 毛 纲 ) 修 订 : 第 一<br />

部 分 = Contribution to the revision of<br />

some late Callovian serpulids (Annelida,<br />

Polychaeta) of central Russia: Part 1. ( 英<br />

文 ). Ippolitov A P. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2007, 41(3): 260-267 1 图 版 .<br />

Representatives of the families Serpulidae<br />

and Sabellidae from the Upper<br />

Callovian of the locality Peski (Moscow<br />

Region) are described in accordance<br />

with the current state of supraspecific<br />

systematics. Species of the genera Cycloserpula,<br />

Filogranula, Tetraserpula,<br />

and Metavermilia are revised. One of the<br />

genera, Cycloserpula, which was previously<br />

assigned to the family Serpulidae,<br />

is transferred to the family Sabellidae. A<br />

new replacement name, Metavermilia<br />

goldfussi nom. nov., is proposed for the<br />

species that was previously described as<br />

Serpula tricarinata Goldfuss, 1831.<br />

2010010408<br />

西 伯 利 亚 地 台 寒 武 纪 叶 状 假 足 动 物 和<br />

毛 颚 类 动 物 新 材 料 = New Cambrian<br />

lobopods and chaetognaths of the Siberian<br />

Platform. ( 英 文 ). Demidenko Yu E.<br />

Paleontological Journal, 2006, 40(3):<br />

234-243 5 图 版 .<br />

The association of isolated remains of<br />

lobopods with a netlike structure, including<br />

plates of Microdictyon rozanovi<br />

sp. nov. and sclerites with spinelike<br />

process of Onychomicrodictyon<br />

spiniferum gen. et sp. nov., as well as<br />

saberlike sclerites of Protohertzina yudomica<br />

sp. nov. interpreted as grasping<br />

spines of chaetognaths, is described<br />

from the middle part of the Inikan Formation<br />

of the Toyonian Stage of the<br />

Lower Cambrian (Lermontovia<br />

dzevanovskii Zone). The diagnoses and<br />

species composition of the genera Microdictyon<br />

and Protohertzina are refined.<br />

古 脊 椎 动 物 学<br />

综 论<br />

2010010409<br />

脊 椎 动 物 古 生 物 学 中 的 神 经 生 物 学 方<br />

法 = Neurobiological approaches in vertebrate<br />

paleontology. ( 英 文 ). Saveliev S<br />

V. Paleontological Journal, 2008, 42(6):<br />

573-580<br />

The study of the central nervous system<br />

in extinct vertebrates is discussed.<br />

Historical development of the nervous<br />

system is restricted to a few morphological<br />

patterns. The foundation of structural<br />

conservatism of the nervous system<br />

is provided by the multifunctional character<br />

of any adaptive changes in the<br />

brain of vertebrates. The functional<br />

structural features allow the use of the<br />

nervous system for the resolution of<br />

some difficult questions of vertebrate<br />

evolution.<br />

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