RECENT ORDOVICIAN PUBLICATIONS
Aceñolaza,
F.G. and Aceñolaza, G.F. 2002. The Puncoviscana Formation (
Aceñolaza, F.G. and Alonso,
R.N. 2001.
Icno-asociaciones de la transición Precámbrico/ Cámbrico en el Noroeste de
Argentina. Journal of Iberian Geology, 27: 11-22.
Aceñolaza, F.G., H. Miller and A. Toselli. 2000. The Pampean and Famatinian Cycles.
Superposed orogenic events in west Gondwana. Sonderheft ZAG, 337-344.
Aceñolaza, F.G., Miller, H. and Toselli, A.J. 2002. Proterozoic-Early Paleozoic evolution in
western
Aceñolaza,
F.G., Toselli A., Rossi de Toselli J.
and B. Coira. 1999. Ciclo Famatiniano. En:
Bonorino, G.; Omarini, R. y J., Viramonte (Eds) “Geología del Noroeste
Argentino”. Relatorio XIV Congreso Geológico de Argentino, I: 125.
Aceñolaza,
F.G. and Yanev, S. 2001. El Ordovícico del sector occidental de Stara Planina (Montes
Balcanes), Bulgaria: Icnofósiles e implicaciones paleobiogeográficas. Revista del Museo Argentino Ciencias
Naturales 3 (1): 55-72. Buenos Aires.
Aceñolaza, G.F. and Aceñolaza, F.G. 2001. Ichnofossils and microbial activity in the Precambrian/Cambrian
transition of
Aceñolaza, G.F. and Aceñolaza, F.G., 2002. Icnología de la Formación Sepulturas en el
Espinazo del Diablo, Provincia de Jujuy. Ameghiniana, 39 (4).
Aceñolaza, G.F. and Nieva, S.M. 2001.
Sobre algunas acumulaciones fosilíferas en el
Ordovícico Inferior de la Cordillera Oriental Argentina. Boletin Geológico y Minero 112(4): 35-42.
Madrid. Aceñolaza, G.F.; Tortello, M.F. and Rabano, I. 2001. The eyes of the Early Tremadoc
olenid trilobite Jujuyaspis keideli
Kobayashi, 1936. Journal of Paleontology
75 (2): 346-350.
Ainsaar, L., K. Suuroja and M. Semidor. 2002. Long term effect of the Kärdla crater (
Albanesi
G.L. 2002. El Sistema
Ordovícico de Argentina: avances en bioestratigrafía de conodontes y
graptolitos, y potenciales GSSPs. En:
Anzótegui, L.A., Lutz, A.I., y Gallego, O.F., VIII Congreso Argentino de Paleontología y Bioestratigrafía.
Corrientes, Resumen: 13.
Albanesi
G.L. and R.A. Astini. 2002. Faunas
de conodontes y Sacabambaspis janvieri
(Vertebrata) en el Ordovícico Medio de la Cordillera
Oriental argentina: implicancias estratigráficas y
paleobio-geográficas. En: Anzótegui, L.A., Lutz, A.I., y Gallego, O.F., VIII Congreso Argentino de Paleontología y
Bioestratigrafía, Corrientes, Resumen: 17a.
Albanesi G.L. and S.M. Bergström. 2002. Conodont
paleobiogeographical co-evolution of the Argentine Precordillera and the
Marathon Area,
Albanesi
G.L. and M.C. Moya. 2002. Bioestratigrafía de la
Formación Sepulturas (Ordovícico), en el flanco occidental de la
Albani R., Bernàrdez E., Gutièrrez-Marco J.C. and Ribecai C. 2002. Arenigian acritarchs from
biostratigraphically well constrained levels of the Barrios Formation
(Cantabrian Zone,
Alvarez, F. and Rong Jia-yu,
2002. Order Athyridida. 1475-1614. In Alwyn Williams et al., Part H,
Revised Brachiopoda, Vol. 4: Rhynchonelliformea, Treatise on Invertebrate
Paleontology. The Geological Society of
Álvaro, J.J. and M. Colchen. 2002. Earliest Ordovician pelmatozoan holdfasts
from western Europe: the Oryctoconus problem revisited. Eclogae Geologica Helvetiae 95.
Álvaro,
J.J. and D. Vizcaïno. 2002. Controverses géologiques sur le Cambro-Ordovicien de la Montagne Noire à
l’aube du XXe siècle: les contributions de Jean Miquel (1859-1940). Geodiversitas, 24/4: 725-752.
Álvaro,
J.J., C. González-Gómez and D. Vizcaïno. (in press). Paleogeographic patterns of the
Cambrian-Ordovician transition in the southern Montagne Noire (
Andrews,
W.M., Ettensohn, F.R., Gooding, P.J., and Smath, M.L. (eds.). 2002. Impact of geology on human history at
Anstey,
R.L., J.F. Pachut, and M.E. Tuckey. 2002. Biogeographic associations among bryozoans through
the Ordovician-Silurian transition. Geological
Society of
Antoshkina, A.I. 2002. History of Early Palaeozoic passive
margin of northeastern Baltica. In: Satkunas, J. and Lazauskiene, J. (eds.),
The Fifth Baltic Stratigraphical Conference,
Antoshkina, A.I., Benosova, T.M., Mel'nikov,
S.V. and Mannik, P. 2002. Some comments on the Silurian stratigraphy of the
Armstrong, H. A. 2002 Patterns of growth and life history
records in euconodont microstructure indicate indeterminate growth. Eighth
European Conodont Symposium. Toulose.
Armstrong, H. A. 2002. Growth, heterochrony and mode of
life in the Gnathodus clade.
Eighth European Conodont Symposium. Toulose.
Armstrong, H.A., Floyd, J.D., Tingqing, L.
and Barron, H.F. 2002. Conodont biostratigraphy of the Crawford group, Southern Uplands,
Armstrong, H.A. and Owen, A.W. 2002. Euconodont diversity changes in a
cooling and closing
Armstrong, H.A. and Owen, A.W. 2002. Euconodont paleobiogeography and the
closure of the
Armstrong, H. A, Turner, B. R.,
Makhlouf,
Asselin, E., Lavoie, D., Achab, A. and
Lauzière, K. 2002. Chitinozoan contributions for the
synthesis project on the Appalachian foreland and platform architecture of
eastern
Baldo, E., Casquet, C.,
Rapela, C.W., Pankhurst, R.J., Galindo, C., Fanning, C.M. and Saavedra, J.
2001. Ordovician metamorphism at the southwestern margin of Gondwana: P-T
conditions and U-Pb SHRIMP ages from the Loma de Las Chacras, Sierras
Pampeanas. Third South American Symposium of Isotope Geology,
Barnes, C.R. 2002. Controls on the evolution of
Early Paleozoic life. Joint Annual Meeting of the Geological Association
of
Barnes, C.R. 2002. The Ordovician earth system:
physical-chemical-tectonic controls on the marine biota. First International
Palaeontological Congress,
Bassett, M. G., Chen Xu, Rong Jia-yu, Geng
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Benedetto, J.L. 2001. Palaeolatitudinal distribution patterns of higher rhynchonelliform
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Long, S.L., Brachiopods, past and present. The Systematics Association, Special
Volume Series 63: 299-314,
Benedetto, J.L. 2002. El género Ranorthis Öpik (Brachiopoda) en el Ordovícico Temprano de la
Precordillera Argentina: Interés bioestratigráfico, filogenético y
paleobiogeográfico. Ameghiniana,
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Benedetto, J.L., Brussa, E.D. and Pompei, J. 2002. El Ordovícico de la región de Susques-Huancar (Puna
oriental de Jujuy): Precisiones sobre su edad y significado estratigráfico. 20º Congreso Geológico Argentino, Actas 1:
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Beznosova, T. Männik, P. and Martma, T. 2002. Ordovician-Silurian boundary in the Subpolar
Blieck, A. and Turner, S. (in press). Global Ordovician vertebrate
biogeography.- In: Servais, T., Alvaro, J.J. & Blieck, A. (eds.), Early
Palaeozoic Palaeo(bio)geographies of
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H, Revised Brachiopoda, Vol. 4: Rhynchonelliformea, Treatise on Invertebrate
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Boucot, A.J., Rong Jia-yu, Chen Xu, and Scotese, C.R. 2002. Pre-Hirnantian Ashgill climatically
anomalous warm event in the Meditterranean Region. Lethaia, 35 (4):
Bowdler-Hicks, A., J. K. Ingham and A. W. Owen. 2002. The taxonomy and
stratigraphical significance of the Anglo-Welsh Cryptolithinae (Trinucleidae,
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Brenchley,
P.J., Carden, G.A., Hints, L., Kaljo, D., Marshall, J.D., Martma, T., Meidla,
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stable isotope stratigraphy of Upper Ordovician Sequences: Constraints on the
timing of bioevents and environmental changes associated
with mass extinction and glaciation. Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull. 115, (1): 89-104.
Burden, E.,
Quinn, L., Nowlan, G.S. and Bailey-Nill, L. 2002. Palynology and
micropaleontology of the Clam Bank Formation (Lower Devonian) of
Cañas F.L, M.G. Carrera and G.L. Albanesi. 2002. El evento eustático Ceratopyge
en la Precordillera Argentina y su relación con la radiación ordovícica.
Reunión de la Asociación Argentina de Sedimentología, Córdoba. Resumen: 51.
Casquet, C., Baldo, E., Pankhurst,R.J., Rapela, C.W., Galindo, C., Fanning, C.M. and Saavedra,
J. 2001. Involvement of the Argentine Precordillera Terrane in
the Famatinian Mobile Belt: Geochronological (U-Pb SHRIMP) and Metamorphic
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Cech, N. and Carrera, M.G. 2002. Dinámica de las comunidades arenigianas de la Formación San Juan (Ordovícico), Precordillera Argentina. Ameghiniana 39 (1): 21-40.
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N. and Carrera, M.G. 2002. Análisis de las
comunidades arenigianas en el límite Ordovícico Inferior y Medio de la
localidad de Niquivil, Precordillera Argentina. XV Congreso Geológico Argentino CD-ROM. Artículo 281, 6 pp.
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Chen, Xiaohong, Wang Xiaofeng and Li Zhihong. 2002. The chitinozoan assemblages across
the Lower- Middle Ordovician boundary at the Huanghuachang section of
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Block: Southern extension of the Precordillera Crustal Fragment,
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Cocks, L.R.M. and Fortey, R.A. 2002. The palaeogeographical significance
of the latest Ordovician fauna from the Panghsa-pye Formation of Burma. Special
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Cocks, L.R.M. and Torsvik, T.H. 2002. Earth geography from 500 to 400
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Coira, B. 1996. Volcanismo submarino silíceo ordovícico en la Puna nororiental (22º-24ºS,
65º45´-66º45´O), Argentina. Memorias XII Congreso
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Coira, B. and J. Darren. 2002. Magmatismo ultrabásico-básico alcalino sin-extensional arenigiano en el flanco sudoccidental de la Sierra de Aguilar, Prov. de Jujuy. Actas XV Congreso Geológico Argentino, II: 115-121.
Coira, B., Kay S.M., Pérez B., Woll B., Hanning M. and P. Flores. 1999. Magmatic sources and tectonic setting of
Gondwana margin Ordovician magmas, northern Puna of Argentina and
Coira, B., M. Koukharsky and S. Ribeiro Guevara. 2002. Magmatismo básico del Paleozoico inferior en la Sierra de la Quebrada Honda, Puna Catamarqueña. Argentina. Actas XV Congreso Geológico Argentino, II: 122-127.
Coira, B. and M.B. Pérez. 1998.
Interaction between crystal-rich siliceous magma-wet sediments at different
level of emplacement. International Volcanological Congress IAVCEI, Abstracts:
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Coira, B. and M.B. Perez. 2002. Peperitic textures of
Ordovician dacitic synsedimentary intrusions in Argentina´s Puna highland:
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Coira, B. and B. Pérez. 1998. Peperitas asociadas a cuerpos dacíticos sinsedimentarios ordovícicos en Puna nororiental: condiciones de emplazamiento y estructuras. Actas X Congreso Latinoamericano de Geología-VI Congreso Nacional de Geología Económica, II: 274-279.
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Geological Society of Australia, Abstracts number 68, first International
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Cope, J.C.W. 2002. Diversification and
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Donoghue, P.C.J. and Sansom, I.J. 2002. Origin and early evolution of
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Sansom, I.J. and Elliott, D.K. 2002. A thelodont from the Ordovician of Canada.
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Donovan, S.K., Lewis, D.N. and Harper,
D.A.T. 2002. Fossils explained 40: The Lady Burn
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Dumoulin, J.A., A.G. Harris, Mussa
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Middle Ordovician scolecodonts from the Argentine Precordillera: the oldest
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Ettensohn, F.R., and Stewart, A.K. 2002. Middle and Late Ordovician seismites from
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Ettensohn, F.R., Kulp, M.A., and Rast, N. 2002. Interpreting ancient marine
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Jago, J.B. and Cooper R.A. 2002. A Glyptagnostus stolidotus fauna from
Jowett, D.M.S. and Barnes, C.R. 2002. Integrated Upper Ordovician-Lower
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Kaljo, D., Hints, L., Martma, T. and Nõlvak, J. 2002. The late Ordovician
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