— 659 —JURASSIC L. CRETACEOUSFig. 18 — A scheme <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> origin and <strong>the</strong> development <strong>of</strong> main morphological types <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Thiolliericrinidae calyxes (<strong>the</strong> dotted arrowssymbolize <strong>the</strong> continued independent development).Schéma de l’origine et du développement des types morphologiques principaux des coupes dorsales des Thiolliericrinidae.P - Pentacrinus, Pc - Paracomatula, St - Solanocrinites, S - Solonaerium, T - Thiolliericrinus, U - Umbocrinus, H - Heberticrinus,B - Burdigalocrinus, С - Conoideocrinus, L - Loriolicrinus.
— 660 —AcknowledgementsThis article was written in <strong>the</strong> Historical Geology Chair <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> Leningrad Mining Institute. A part <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> collections serving<strong>the</strong> materials for this work was handed to <strong>the</strong> author byDr. T.N. Bogdanova and Dr. S.V. Lobachiova (All-UnionGeological Institution, Leningrad). The author consulted<strong>the</strong>m on <strong>the</strong> Lower Cretaceous stratigraphy <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Crimea,Dr. B.T. Yanin (Moscow University) on <strong>the</strong> stratigraphicalrange <strong>of</strong> late Jurassic and early Cretaceous rudistids. Thebrachiopods <strong>from</strong> some localities were determined by Dr.S.Y. Lobachiova. The information on <strong>the</strong> Czecho-SlovakThiolliericrinidae was received <strong>from</strong> Dr. J. Zitt (Mnichovice,Czechoslovakia). The manuscript was reviewed by Dr.A.S. Tarakanov (All-Union Geological Institution, Leningrad)and by Dr. S.N. Alekseev (All-Union GeologicalPetroleum Institution, Leningrad). The translation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>article into English was made by Mgr. Igor F. Naftul’eff andR.D. Kirpichnikov. The author thanks Pr<strong>of</strong>. M. Roux forhis help in supervising <strong>the</strong> manuscript.REFERENCESARENDT Y.A. (1974) - Sea-lilies Cyrtocrinids. TrudyPaleontologicheskogo Instituta, Moscow, 144, 250 p. (inRussian).ARENDT Y.A. & YANIN B.T. (1964) - On Late Jurassicand Early Cretaceous <strong>crinoids</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Crimea. J. Paleontol.,Moscow, 3 : 140-142 (in Russian).BATHER F.A. (1900) - The Echinoderma. In : LankesterE.R., A Treatise on Zoology, pt. 3, London, 344 p.CARPENTER P.H. (1881a) - On <strong>the</strong> genus SolanocrinusGOLDFUSS, and its relations to recent Comatulae. J.Linn. Soc. London, Zool., 15 : 187-217.CARPENTER P.H. (1881b) - Interesting new Crinoids.Nature, London, 23 : p. 377.CARPENTER P.H. (1884) - Report on <strong>the</strong> Crinoidea collectedduring <strong>the</strong> Voyage <strong>of</strong> H.M.S. Challenger. StalkedCrinoids. Report on scientific results o f <strong>the</strong> Voyage o fH.M.S. Challenger, Zoology, London, 11, 442 p.CLARK A.H. (1913) - Post-Paleozoic Crinoidea. In : Textbooko f Paleontology edited by C.R. Eastman, adapted<strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> german <strong>of</strong> K.A. Zittel, vol. 1, London - NewYork : 225-242.CLARK A.H. (1921) - A monograph <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> existing <strong>crinoids</strong>vol. 1. The Comatulids, pt. 2. Bull. U.S. Nat. Museum,Washington, 82, 795 p.CLARK A.M. (1973) - Fossil and recent Comatulid Crinoidswith coelomic extensions penetrating <strong>the</strong> centrodorsal.Bull. Brit. Mus. (Natur. Hist), Zool., London, 24, 9 :441-446.DACQUÉ E. (1933) - Wirbellose des Jura. In : Gtirich G.,Leitfossilien, Berlin, 7, 1.1., 272 p.ÉTALLON A. (1857) - Esquisse d’une description géologiduHaut-Jura, et en particulier des environs de St-Claude. Ann. Sci. phys. natur. agricult. industr., Lyon,(3), 1 : 247-354.ÉTALLON A. (1859) - Études paléontologiques sur le Haut-Jura. Rayonnés du Corallien. Mém. Soc. Emul. Doubs,Besançon, (3), 3 : 401-553.ÉTALLON A. (1862) - Études paléontologiques sur le Haut-Jura. Monographie du Corallien. Mém. Soc. Emul.Doubs, Besançon, (3), 6 : 53-260.GISLÉN T. (1924) - Echinoderm Studies. Zool. BidragUppsala, 9 : 330 p.GOLDFUSS A. (1826-1833) - Petrefacta Germaniae, Tl.lDüsseldorf, 252 p.HAGDORN H. (1978) - Muschel-Krinoiden Bioherme imOberen Muschelkalk (mo 1 Anis) von Crailsheim undSchwabisch Hall (Südwestdeutschland). N. Jb. Geol.Palaont. Abh., Stuttgart, 156, 1 : 31-86.HAGDORN H . (1982) - Chelocrinus schlo<strong>the</strong>imi (QUENS-TEDT) 1835 aus dem Oberen Muschelkalk (mo 1, Anisium)von Nordwestdeutschland. Verôff. Naturk. Mus.Bielefeld, 4 : 5-33.HAGDORN H . (1983) - Holocrinus doreckae n.sp. aus demOberen Muschelkalk und die Entwicklung von Soilbruchstellen im Stiel der Isocrinida. N. Jb. Geol.Palaont. Mh., Stuttgart, 6 : 345-368.HESS H. (1951) - Ein neuer Crinoide aus mittleren Doggerder Nordschweiz (Paracomatula Helvetica n.gen. n.sp.).Eel. geol. Helv., Basel, 43, 2 : 208-216.
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