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siliciclastic sediments compared to<br />
dominantly carbonate sediments. The<br />
most important factors limiting the<br />
postmortem persistence of shell material<br />
are (1) exposure above the sedimentwater<br />
interface, which is enhanced in<br />
coarser-grained carbonate sediments and<br />
permits attack by bioeroders and encrusters;<br />
(2) the availability of abundant<br />
reactive iron mineral phases in the sediments,<br />
which promotes supersaturated<br />
pore waters and limits acid production;<br />
and (3) shell microstructure (rather than<br />
mineralogy), particularly organic content<br />
that is the focus of intense microbial<br />
attack. Thus, there is significant potential<br />
for enhanced carbonate shell preservation<br />
in areas receiving ferric-rich<br />
tropical weathering products, which are<br />
common in much of the tropics today<br />
and are associated with subduction systems<br />
in the geologic past. This suggests<br />
that paleodiversity estimates from carbonate<br />
tropical settings are minima and<br />
that siliciclastic settings are probably<br />
underestimated regions for carbon burial,<br />
given the large proportion of tropical<br />
shelf area characterized by such conditions<br />
and the relatively high proportional<br />
capture there of local carbonate production<br />
2010010223<br />
泰 国 东 部 中 二 叠 统 瓜 德 鲁 普 世 稀 有 的<br />
似 蜓 螺 型 腹 足 类 Magnicapitatus 属 一<br />
新 种 = A new species of the rare neritopsid<br />
gastropod Magnicapitatus from<br />
the Guadalupian (Middle Permian) of<br />
East Thailand (the Indochina Terrane).<br />
( 英 文 ). Sone M. Alcheringa, 2010, 34(1):<br />
1 - 6<br />
A new species of the rare neritopsid<br />
gastropod genus Magnicapitatus is<br />
documented from a fusulinoid-rich limestone<br />
of the Khao Taa Ngog Formation<br />
(Capitanian, Middle Permian) at Khao<br />
Makha in East Thailand near the Cambodian<br />
border (in the Indochina Terrane).<br />
This represents the first record of this<br />
Permo-Triassic genus outside South<br />
China and from the Capitanian. Magnicapitatus<br />
is one of the typical molluscan<br />
Lazarus taxa that apparently disappeared<br />
at the end of the Permian but reappeared<br />
after the Early Triassic.<br />
2010010224<br />
腹 足 类 证 据 不 支 持 早 三 叠 世 小 型 化 效<br />
应 假 说 = Gastropod evidence against<br />
the Early Triassic Lilliput effect. ( 英 文 ).<br />
Brayard A; Nützel A; Stephen D; Bylund<br />
K G; Jenks J; Bucher H. Geology,<br />
2010, 38(2): 147-150<br />
Size reduction in the aftermath of the<br />
Permian-Triassic mass extinction event<br />
has repeatedly been described for various<br />
marine organisms, including gastropods<br />
(the Lilliput effect). A Smithian<br />
gastropod assemblage from Utah, USA,<br />
reveals numerous large-sized specimens<br />
of different genera as high as 70 mm, the<br />
largest ever reported from the Early Triassic.<br />
Other gastropods reported from<br />
Serbia and Italy are also as large as 35<br />
mm. Size frequency distributions of the<br />
studied assemblages indicate that they<br />
were not unusually small when compared<br />
with later Mesozoic and modern<br />
faunas. The occurrence of large-sized<br />
gastropods less than 2 Ma after the Permian-Triassic<br />
mass extinction refutes the<br />
Lilliput hypothesis in this clade, at least<br />
for the last 75% of the Early Triassic<br />
2010010225<br />
伏 尔 加 河 中 下 游 地 区 由 P.A. Gerasimov<br />
采 集 的 早 白 垩 世 腹 足 类 = Early<br />
Cretaceous gastropods of the Middle-<br />
Lower Volga river region from P.A.<br />
Gerasimov’s collection. ( 英 文 ). Golovinova<br />
M A; Guzhov A V. Paleontological<br />
Journal, 2009, 43(5): 506-513 2 图<br />
版 .<br />
Based on the studying of gastropods<br />
collected by P.A. Gerasimov from the<br />
Cretaceous beds of the Volga region,<br />
four new species are established: Avellana<br />
hauteriviensis sp. nov. from the<br />
Upper Hauterivian of the Ulyanovsk re-<br />
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