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velivola species group of Pterygocythereis<br />

Blake, 1933.<br />

2010010283<br />

美 国 西 部 大 盆 地 下 奥 陶 统 双 股 尾 虫 型<br />

三 叶 虫 一 新 属 Heckethornia, = Heckethornia,<br />

a new genus of dimeropygid trilobites<br />

from the Lower Ordovician<br />

(Ibexian; Tulean and Blackhillsian) of<br />

the Great Basin, western USA. ( 英 文 ).<br />

McAdams N E B; Adrain J M. Canadian<br />

Journal of Earth Sciences, 2009,<br />

46(12): 875-914<br />

Heckethornian. gen. is a morphologically<br />

striking clade of dimeropygid trilobites<br />

known from the Pogonip Group<br />

(Ordovician; Ibexian Series, Tulean and<br />

Blackhillsian stages) of western Utah<br />

and eastern Nevada. It includes seven<br />

species based on silicified material. All<br />

occur in the Fillmore Formation of<br />

western Utah, and four are also known<br />

from the Yellow Hill Limestone of eastern<br />

Nevada. Diagnostic features of<br />

Heckethornia include a highly vaulted<br />

exoskeleton with a tall pygidial “wall”<br />

made of fused outer pleurae, three pairs<br />

of large glabellar spines, two to three<br />

pairs of prominent pygidial spines, a<br />

single (or paired) large occipital spine(s),<br />

and an arc of tubercles on the librigenal<br />

field. Cladistic parsimony analysis suggests<br />

that the genus comprises two subclades,<br />

one including species with a single<br />

median occipital spine, and species<br />

with paired occipital spines or tubercles<br />

in the other. New species are H. smithi,<br />

H. hyndeae, H. numani, H. bowiei, H.<br />

morrisseyi, and H. ballionae.<br />

2010010284<br />

阿 根 廷 东 科 迪 耶 拉 Pascha-Incamayo<br />

地 区 新 的 笔 石 、 胞 石 和 疑 源 类 = New<br />

graptolite, chitinozoan and acritarch records<br />

from the Pascha-Incamayo area,<br />

Cordillera Oriental, Argentina. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Toro B A; Susana de la Puente G;<br />

Rubinstein C V. Comptes Rendus<br />

Palevol, 2010, 9(1-2): 23-30<br />

A new fossil assemblage bearing<br />

graptolites, chitinozoans and acritarchs<br />

is analyzed based on material collected<br />

in the Pascha-Incamayo area, Salta<br />

Province, NW Argentina. The occurrence<br />

of Hunnegraptus copiosus (Lindholm,<br />

1991), associated with specimens<br />

of the genus Tetragraptus (Salter, 1863),<br />

is highly relevant to improve the age assignment<br />

and correlate the fossil-bearing<br />

levels previously assigned to the Devendeus<br />

Formation. Different stages in<br />

the development of the index species of<br />

the Upper Tremadocian H. copiosus<br />

Biozone are described and illustrated.<br />

The precise stratigraphic ranges of the<br />

associated chitinozoans and acritarchs<br />

are discussed, according to the biostratigraphic<br />

analysis, and the stratigraphic<br />

relationships for the studied section are<br />

considered<br />

2010010285<br />

欧 洲 , 亚 洲 和 南 非 的 三 叠 纪 及 侏 罗 纪<br />

Geinitziidae 科 ( 昆 虫 纲 :<br />

Grylloblattida ) 鲜 为 人 知 的 新 发 现<br />

grylloblattids = New and little-known<br />

grylloblattids of the family Geinitziidae<br />

(Insecta: Grylloblattida) from the Triassic<br />

and Jurassic of Europe, Asia, and<br />

South Africa. ( 英 文 ). Aristov D S;<br />

Wappler T; Rasnitsyn A P. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2009, 43(4): 418-<br />

424 2 图 版 .<br />

The fossil history of the family Geinitziidae<br />

is reviewed. New taxa are described<br />

in the family: Shurabia hissarica,<br />

sp. nov. (Lower Jurassic of Tajikistan),<br />

Sh. shartegica, sp. nov. (Upper Jurassic<br />

of Mongolia), Sh. serrata, sp. nov. and<br />

Ginitzia sagulensis, sp. nov. (both<br />

Lower Jurassic of Kyrgyzstan). The subfamily<br />

Stegopterinae Sharov, 1961 is<br />

synonymized under Geinitziinae Handlirsch,<br />

1906. The genera Minesedes Fujiyama,<br />

1973 and Ominea Fujiyama,<br />

1973 (Upper Triassic of Japan) are synonymized<br />

under Shurabia Martynov,<br />

1937 and Geinitzia Handlirsch, 1906,<br />

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