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2010010418<br />
amphiaspids 分 类 多 样 性 的 演 化 以 及<br />
在 有 利 生 态 条 件 下 灭 绝 的 原 因 = Evolution<br />
of taxonomic diversity in amphiaspids<br />
(Agnatha, Heterostraci: Amphiaspidiformes)<br />
and the causes of extinction<br />
in ecologically favorable conditions.<br />
( 英 文 ). Novitskaya L I. Paleontological<br />
Journal, 2008, 42(2): 181-191 3 图 版 .<br />
Changes in the taxonomic composition<br />
of Early Devonian amphiaspids represented<br />
in Siberia by two assemblages<br />
(from the northwestern Siberian Platform<br />
and Taimyr) are analyzed. The<br />
study is performed at the generic level<br />
and represented by diagrams. Changes<br />
in the amphiaspid composition are compared<br />
with changes in the development<br />
of the Taimyr and platform paleobasins.<br />
It is shown that shifts in ecological conditions<br />
at the stages of extinction of amphiaspids<br />
occurred within the limits of<br />
changes of abiotic factors (depth, salinity,<br />
etc.) that are usual for heterostracans.<br />
The disappearance (extinction) of amphiaspids<br />
is attributable to the level of<br />
their morphological organization, which<br />
caused inefficient adaptations to the developing<br />
paleoecosystems. The disappearance<br />
(extinction) of groups resulting<br />
from inadequate vital adaptations to the<br />
changing structure of paleoecosystems is<br />
considered to be a general law of evolution.<br />
2010010419<br />
俄 罗 斯 地 台 中 心 区 域 上 弗 拉 斯 阶 厚 甲<br />
鱼 一 新 种 = A new pachyosteomorph<br />
arthrodire (Pisces: Placodermi) from the<br />
Upper Frasnian of the Central Devonian<br />
Field, Russia. ( 英 文 ). Zakharenko G V.<br />
Paleontological Journal, 2007, 41(6):<br />
642-655 7 图 版 .<br />
A new genus and species of pachyosteomorph<br />
arthrodire, Omalosteus<br />
krutoensis gen. et sp. nov. from shallowwater<br />
marine deposits of the Evlanovo<br />
Regional Stage (Upper Frasnian, Upper<br />
Devonian) of the Central Devonian Field<br />
is described. It is tentatively referred to<br />
the family Trematosteidae Gross, 1932,<br />
which was earlier believed to be endemic<br />
to central Europe. The new genus<br />
is characterized by a rounded, dorsoventrally<br />
compressed cross section of the<br />
pectoral region and smooth head shield<br />
and postcranial membrane bones. The<br />
centrale is elongated, forming a narrow<br />
lateral lobe. The praeorbitale, postorbitale,<br />
and centrale come in contact in the<br />
center of the orbital region. The mediodorsale<br />
is wide, its carinal process projects<br />
considerably posteriorly. The anterior<br />
margin of the anterior ventrolaterale<br />
lacks articular facets for the interlaterale.<br />
2010010420<br />
俄 罗 斯 库 尔 斯 克 市 地 区 Mikhailovskii<br />
矿 弗 拉 斯 阶 下 部 的 Psammosteiforms<br />
= Psammosteiforms (Agnatha, Heterostraci)<br />
from the Lower Frasnian of the<br />
Mikhailovskii Mine, Kursk Region,<br />
Russia. ( 英 文 ). Moloshnikov S V. Paleontological<br />
Journal, 2007, 41(5): 558-<br />
563 4 图 版 .<br />
Psammosteiforms, including Tartuosteus<br />
(?) zheleznogorskensis, sp. nov.<br />
and Psammosteus cf. P. praecursor<br />
Obruchev, from the Lower Frasnian<br />
(Upper Devonian) of the Mikhailovskii<br />
Mine (Kursk Region) are described. Agnathans,<br />
placoderms, crossopterygians,<br />
and acanthodians from this locality are<br />
determined. The similarity of the Mikhailovskii<br />
Fish Assemblage to the assemblage<br />
of southern Timan suggests it<br />
be assigned to the Upper Timan Regional<br />
Stage.<br />
2010010421<br />
无 颌 类 属 种 多 样 性 的 演 化 = Evolution<br />
of generic and species diversity in agnathans<br />
(Heterostraci: Orders Cyathaspidiformes,<br />
Pteraspidiformes). ( 英 文 ). Novitskaya<br />
L I. Paleontological Journal,<br />
2007, 41(3): 268-280 4 图 版 .<br />
The evolution of generic and species<br />
diversity in agnathans (orders Cyathas-<br />
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