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Changes in the taxonomic diversity of<br />

Mongolian Ordovician-Silurian corals<br />

(Tabulatoidea, Heliolitoidea, Cyrtophyllida,<br />

Rugosa) are analyzed. Evolution of<br />

the taxonomic diversity is analyzed in<br />

two aspects: quantitative and qualitative<br />

changes. Changes in the diversity of<br />

Mongolian corals are caused by (1) evolutional<br />

developmental stage of the<br />

group and its adaptational possibilities<br />

(internal reason) and (2) changes in the<br />

environmental parameters, which reproduce<br />

regional and general global events<br />

(external reason).<br />

2010010152<br />

西 伯 利 亚 和 蒙 古 盆 地 的 奥 陶 纪 珊 瑚 :<br />

分 类 学 多 样 性 , 形 态 发 生 和 出 现 =<br />

Ordovician corals of the Siberian and<br />

Mongolian basins: Taxonomic diversity,<br />

morphogenesis, and occurrence. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Bondarenko O B; Ulitina L M. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2009, 43(11): 1439-<br />

1457 4 图 版 .<br />

Taxonomic diversity, structural peculiarities,<br />

and occurrence of the Ordovician<br />

corals Tabulatoidea, Heliolitoidea,<br />

Rugosa, and Cyrtophyllida from the Siberian<br />

and Mongolian basins are analyzed.<br />

The corals settled in the Siberian<br />

basin almost for 1.5 million of years earlier<br />

than in the Mongolian basin. First<br />

corals in the Siberian basin were found<br />

in the lowermost Muktei Horizon (Llanvirn,<br />

i.e. Darriwilian Stage) while first<br />

corals in the Mongolian basin are known<br />

from the lower part of the Bairim Horizon<br />

(Late Caradoc, i.e. lower part of the<br />

Katian Stage). First corals in both basins<br />

belonged to the subclass Tabulatoidea.<br />

2010010153<br />

海 绵 (Cliona orientalis Thiele ,<br />

1900) 的 生 物 侵 蚀 率 : 超 短 距 离 的 空<br />

间 变 化 = Bioerosion rates of the sponge<br />

Cliona orientalis Thiele, 1900: spatial<br />

variation over short distances. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Holmes G; Ortiz J; Schönberg C H L.<br />

Facies, 2009, 55(2): 203-211<br />

We studied bioerosion rates and tissue<br />

growth of the sponge Cliona orientalis<br />

Thiele, 1900. Experimental blocks<br />

grafted with sponge tissue were deployed<br />

at three sites in Moreton Bay,<br />

QLD, Australia, which have different<br />

environmental conditions. Bioerosion<br />

rates varied between 4, 5, and 10 kg m −2<br />

year −1 when related to final tissue area<br />

and between 4, 7, and 16 kg m −2 year −1<br />

when related to initial tissue area of the<br />

graft, which supports findings of earlier<br />

studies. Comparing results between the<br />

sites, eutrophication appeared to have<br />

the most stimulating effect and is most<br />

likely to have caused the measured differences.<br />

However, slight differences<br />

between shading and current speeds may<br />

also have played a role. Variation may<br />

have masked spatial differences of<br />

sponge growth, which were insignificant<br />

between study sites. Growth and bioerosion<br />

nevertheless followed the same<br />

trend and were weakly correlated. Habitat<br />

quality itself had no influence. Overall,<br />

the twofold difference in sponge<br />

bioerosion over a distance as short as 10<br />

km suggests that when estimating bioerosion<br />

rates, subsamples should be<br />

tested at different locations.<br />

2010010154<br />

从 底 栖 生 物 化 石 再 释 贵 州 独 山 泥 盆 系<br />

龙 洞 水 段 的 时 代 = Age Re-assessment<br />

Of The Longdongshui Member (Middle<br />

Devonian) In Southern Guizhou On The<br />

Basis Benthic Fossils. ( 中 文 ). 廖 卫 华 ;<br />

邓 占 球 . 古 生 物 学 报 , 2009, 48(4): 637-<br />

645<br />

贵 州 独 山 的 猴 儿 山 组 龙 洞 水 段 是 一<br />

套 浅 海 相 碳 酸 盐 沉 积 , 盛 产 底 栖 生 物 化<br />

石 。 通 过 对 该 段 地 层 中 所 含 四 射 珊<br />

瑚 、 床 板 珊 瑚 和 腕 足 类 等 化 石 属 种 的<br />

详 尽 分 析 , 再 次 证 实 龙 洞 水 段 的 地 质 时<br />

代 仍 应 属 中 泥 盆 世 早 期 (Eife-lian)。 而<br />

不 是 像 某 些 根 据 痕 迹 化 石 或 层 序 地 层<br />

学 的 研 究 那 样 将 它 置 于 下 泥 盆 统 。<br />

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