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strata of the central Russian Platform,<br />

where polygnathids prevail. The conodont<br />

assemblages from the shallowwater<br />

and basinal sections of the Volga-<br />

Ural province and Southern Timan are<br />

analyzed. Problems and difficulties associated<br />

with the correlation of the shallow-water<br />

and deep-water Frasnian sections<br />

of the eastern Russian Platform<br />

and their correlation with the existing<br />

zonal conodont scales are discussed. The<br />

correlation between the deep-water<br />

Mendym deposits and the shallow-water<br />

Rechitza and Voronezh strata of the<br />

Volga-Ural province with the Vetlasyan<br />

and Sirachoi deposits of the Southern<br />

Timan is substantiated. The stratotype of<br />

the Semiluki Regional Stage of the Central<br />

Devonian Field contains equivalents<br />

of the lowermost beds of the Domanik<br />

Formation (unit 1), based entirely on polygnathids.<br />

Phylogenetic reconstructions<br />

for Palmatolepis and Polygnathus are<br />

suggested based on the ontogenetic series<br />

for some species of these two genera<br />

and the presence of transitional forms<br />

between some of the species. Based on<br />

these phylogenetic reconstructions,<br />

conodont zonal scales for the shallowwater<br />

and deep-water sections of the<br />

Frasnian Stage of the Russian Platform<br />

are proposed and their correlation with<br />

the existing conodont zonal scales is<br />

also adduced. Some aspects of biofacies<br />

control are considered based on the distribution<br />

of conodonts in the sections<br />

studied. In Systematic Paleontology, 91<br />

conodont species of the genera Ancyrodella,<br />

Mesotaxis, Palmatolepis, and<br />

Polygnathus are described, including the<br />

new species Palmatolepis menneri, P.<br />

kaledai, P. acutangularis, and Polygnathus<br />

reitlingerae.<br />

2010010087<br />

哈 萨 克 斯 坦 南 部 法 门 阶 沉 积 中 的<br />

Antognathus 新 种 ( 牙 形 石 ) = New<br />

species of Antognathus (Conodonts)<br />

from the Famennian deposits of southern<br />

Kazakhstan. ( 英 文 ). Gatovsky Yu A.<br />

Paleontological Journal, 2008, 42(2):<br />

176-180 4 图 版 .<br />

A new conodont species, Antognathus<br />

vjatsheslavi sp. nov., is described from<br />

the Famennian shallow-water carbonate<br />

deposits of the Bolshoi (Greater)<br />

Karatau Range in southern Kazakhstan.<br />

2010010088<br />

晚 古 生 代 牙 形 石 分 子 和 器 官 的 形 态 功<br />

能 分 析 = Morphofunctional analysis of<br />

Late Paleozoic conodont elements and<br />

apparatuses. ( 英 文 ). Zhuravlev A V. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2007, 41(5): 549-<br />

557 8 图 版 .<br />

Five functional types are recognized<br />

among Late Paleozoic conodont elements;<br />

they are distinguished by morphological<br />

and histological characteristics:<br />

grasping-holding, filtering, cutting,<br />

crushing, and grinding. Combinations of<br />

functional types of elements form functional<br />

types of conodont apparatuses, the<br />

main of which are filtering, graspingcutting,<br />

grasping-pressing, graspingcutting-grinding,<br />

and grasping-cuttingcrushing<br />

apparatuses.<br />

小 壳 化 石<br />

2010010089<br />

似 软 舌 螺 类 化 石 ( 寒 武 纪 疑 难 生 物 )<br />

形 态 学 和 分 类 学 新 数 据 = New data on<br />

the morphology and systematics of hyolithelminthes<br />

(Cambrian problematic<br />

organisms). ( 英 文 ). Novozhilova N V.<br />

Paleontological Journal, 2010, 44(2):<br />

120-124 2 图 版 .<br />

Phosphatic structures are discovered<br />

in the tube interior of the hyolithelminth<br />

species Hyolithellus vitricus from the<br />

Lower Cambrian of the Siberian Platform.<br />

Anatomic interpretation of these<br />

structures suggests that these small-sized<br />

shelly fossils represent the earliest<br />

worm-shaped organisms probably<br />

closely related to modern Nemathelminthes.<br />

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