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THE FOSSIL RECORD OF PREDATIONMichal Kowalewski and Patricia H. Kelley, editorsContents PageIntroduction ................................................................................................................. 1Michal Kowalewski and Patricia H. KelleySection I: MethodsThe Fossil Record of Predation: An Overview of Analytical Methods ....................... 3Michal KowalewskiAnalyses of Coprolites Produced by Carnivorous Vertebrates .................................. 43Karen ChinArchaeological Methods for Reconstructing Human Predation onTerrestrial Vertebrates ................................................................................................ 51Gary HaynesSection II: PatternsThe Trophic Role of Marine Microorganisms Through Time ................................... 69Jere H. Lipps and Stephen J. CulverPredators and Predation in Paleozoic Marine Environments .................................... 93Carlton E. Brett and Sally E. WalkerPost-Paleozoic Patterns in Marine Predation: Was there a Mesozoicand Cenozoic Marine Predatory Revolution?...........................................................119Sally E. Walker and Carlton E. BrettFossil Record of Parasitism on Marine Invertebrates with Special Emphasison the Platyceratid-Crinoid Interaction ................................................................... 195Tomasz K. Baumiller and Forest J. GahnPaleobiology of Predators, Parasitoids, and Parsites: Death and Accomodationin the Fossil Record of Continental Invertebrates ....................................................211Conrad C. LabandeiraThe Fossil Record of Predation in Dinosaurs .......................................................... 251James O. Farlow and Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.
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