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Family Raphiophoridae Angelin,1854GenusAbulbaspisgen.nov.Type species Bulbaspis ordosensisLuin Luet al.1976,from the Kli moli Formation(Llanvirn)ofZhuozishan,Wuhai,Inner Mongolia.Diagnosis A raphiophorid genus si milar toAmpyxDal man,1827,but distinguishe… 相似文献
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系统描述湖北宜昌和秭归新滩晚奥陶世庙坡组球接子类及多节类三叶虫动物群中的１４种,分属于９属、７科、。根据化石保存状态、挤压变形以及个体发育特征,对前人所报道的产于本组的有关三叶早作了大量归并、转移和重新厘定,新的材料支持解释Telephiana longicephala的性双形现象。Ａtractopyge系首次在庙坡组中发现,以往它在三峡地区只见于临湘组。文中还将新疆的一个保留命名种Ｌonchodomas cf.yohi重新命名为Ｌonchodomas zhangi sp.nov.。 相似文献
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研究材料系自浙江江山晚奥陶世黄泥岗组硅质结核中的Telephina convexa Lu眼部内模和外模标本。使用SEM二次电子图像把眼部放大,发现其小眼体是透镜体,外形为正八角形的透镜体,正八角形的每一相间的部位为正方形的眼间体（interlens)所占据,它们填充在八角形小眼体顶角和底角外侧的空间。每一正八角形的边长为66．66μm,小眼体之间为四向两组垂直交叉排列。Telephina的眼是介于在叶虫复眼和聚合眼之间的一种特殊类型的眼。从眼的构造和形态来看,Telephina 应属于中远洋悬浮类三叶虫,与Cyclopyge近似。 相似文献
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Hypermecaspis(三叶虫)的蜕壳 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
在中国,只在浙江江山早奥陶世印渚埠组顶部的Ａｒｅｎｉｇ期发现有Ｈｙｐｅｒｍｅｃａｓｐｉｓ ａｓｉａｔａ Ｈａｎ一个种。文中的Ｈｙｐｅｒｍｅｃａｓｐｉｓ采自江山横塘塘及竹余,和江山城北４ｋｍ公路两侧的印渚埠组顶部。仅有少数标本保存有头盖,大部分只保留有自由颊、胸与尾,极少相对移位,应为原地理葬标本,所发现的Ｈｙｐｅｒｍｅｃａｓｐｉｓ几乎全为况壳标本。面线起机能作用,面线裂开,头盖与胸部分离,头盖 表 相似文献
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描述上扬子区鄂西和湘西中及晚奥陶世桨肋虫类三叶虫Hexacopyge的 5个种 ,包括 2新种 ,即H .turbiniformis和H .yichangensis;讨论Hexacopyge的定义及其与相关属的关系。Hexacopyge在区内分布广、演化快 。 相似文献
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根据贵州东部万山镇之南羊尾舟至寄马冲剖面中晚寒武世花桥组和车夫组所产丰富的新材料,将Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ分成３个亚属：Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ（Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ）Ｃｈａｎｇ１９５７,Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ（Ｍｅｔａｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ）ｓｕｂｇｅｎ．ｎｏｖ．,Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ（Ｎｅｏｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓｅｌｌａ）ｓｕｂｇｅｎ．ｎｏｖ．;鉴于头盖和尾部的特征,将Ｐｒｏｄａｍｅｓ 相似文献
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描述了陕西南郑梁山上奥陶统南郑组及临湘组的三叶虫 Kweichowilla liangshanensis sp. nov.,Triarthrus sp. 及 ? Aspidaegalina liangshanensis Chen (sp. nov.).前两者产于南郑组,后者产于临湘组.Kweichowilla 属系首次在陕西上奥陶统发现,Aspidaegalina 属在我国上奥陶统也是首次见及. 相似文献
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Tae‐Yoon S. Park Ji‐Hoon Kihm Jusun Woo Young‐Hwan G. Kim Jong‐Ik Lee 《Palaeontology》2016,59(5):657-670
There were multiple origins of metamorphosis‐undergoing protaspides in trilobite evolution: within the superfamilies Remopleuridioidea, Trinucleoidea, and within the Order Asaphida. Recent studies have revealed that the protaspides of the Cambrian representatives of the Remopleuridioidea and the Trinucleoidea did not undergo metamorphosis. However, ontogeny of the Cambrian members of the Order Asaphida has remained unknown. This study documents the ontogeny of the Furongian asaphoidean ceratopygid trilobite, Proceratopyge cf. P. lata Whitehouse, from northern Victoria Land, Antarctica. Two stages for the protaspid phase, five developmental stages for the post‐protaspid cranidia, and ten stages for the post‐protaspid pygidia have been identified. Interestingly, the protaspis directly developed into a meraspis without metamorphosis. A new cladistic analysis resulted in a single most parsimonious tree, according to which the presence of the bulbous commutavi protaspis turns out to be a synapomorphy for Asaphidae + Cyclopygoidea, not a synapomorphy for the Order Asaphida as previously suggested. In addition, it is inferred that there was convergent evolution of indirectly‐developing commutavi protaspides during the Furongian and Early Ordovician. Metamorphosis‐entailing planktonic larvae evolved in many different metazoan lineages near the Cambrian–Ordovician transition, due to the escalating ecological pressure of the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event. Since the bulbous commutavi protaspid morphology is thought to be an adaptation for a planktonic life mode, the convergent evolution of the indirect development in the three trilobite lineages at this period might have been a result of adaptation to the early phase of the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event. 相似文献
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David L. Bruton Magne Høyberget 《Lethaia: An International Journal of Palaeontology and Stratigraphy》2006,39(4):359-364
Well preserved parts of Telephina bicuspis described from dark limestone concretions of Llanvirn age, in the Oslo Region, Norway, exhibit many features associated with a pelagic life style for this trilobite. The free cheek has a huge holochroal eye with perfectly square lenses and a long genal spine which is unique in being directed vertically upwards rather than ventrally. Additional spines include an occipital spine, the macro spine on the rachis of the 6th thoracic segment and paired spines from each of the two rachial rings of the pygidium. These spines may have had a hydrodynamic and stabilizing function. The genal spine could have had a sensory function or been a dimorphic feature. The hypostoma is figured for the first time and a reconstruction is given for the complete exoskeleton. 相似文献
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向阳组三叶虫动物群的分布—兼论奥陶纪印支地体在滇西的地质界线 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
奥陶纪Darriwilian早、中期的向阳组三叶虫动物群仅分布于滇西东部红河断裂和南定河－澜沧江断裂之间,这一狭长地带代表奥陶纪印支地体的北延部分。 相似文献
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SAMUEL T. TURVEY 《Palaeontology》2005,48(3):519-547
Abstract: Faunal composition of South Chinese Arenig benthic trilobite associations is investigated using the multivariate techniques of TWINSPAN, DCA and seriation. Eight fairly distinct benthic associations can be differentiated, organized primarily along a palaeobathymetrical gradient across the Yangtze Platform in southern Shaanxi and western Hubei and the Jiangnan Transitional Belt in northern Hunan: the Taihungshania , Neseuretus , Trinucleid and Asaphid- Pseudocalymene associations (shallow shelf), the Asaphid-Raphiophorid and Nileid-Asaphid associations (< 100 m outer shelf), the Nileid-Illaenid Association (deep outer shelf carbonates) and the Pseudopetigurus Association (deep outer shelf clastics). The highest levels of diversity are displayed by the Asaphid-Raphiophorid Association of western Hubei. Investigation of the biogeographical affinities of this fauna indicates that South China is biogeographically closest to the other Chinese geotectonic units, and displays strong faunal connections to other central and eastern Asian regions as well as to Tethyan and South American regions. Subdivision of the South Chinese trilobite fauna into different depth zones shows a statistically significant correlation between increasing water depth and increasing faunal cosmopolitanism, although taxa endemic to China or Gondwana also occur even in slope faunas. The results of this biogeographical analysis are consistent with a tropical or subtropical peri-Gondwanan association of South China with other Asian terranes. 相似文献
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HELJE PÄRNASTE 《Palaeontology》2006,49(1):155-170
Abstract: The earliest known representative of the subfamily Encrinurinae, Encrinuroides regularis sp. nov., is described from the glauconitic sandstone of the Mäeküla Member, Billingen Stage (Arenig), from localities in the Baltic-Ladoga Clint area. Cybele (subfamily Cybelinae) has its earliest appearance at about the same level, but at different localities, probably indicating their facies dependence. The predominant developing area of the pygidial axis and the general array of spines on the exoskeleton serve to distinguish the Encrinurinae and Cybelinae, but resolve the Staurocephalidae and Dindymeninae within the Encrinuridae. A reassessment of Encrinuroides and the genera recently excluded from it ( Frencrinuroides , Physemataspis and Walencrinuroides ) sustains the utility of an Encrinuroides sensu lato grouping and endorses Strusz's evolutionary lineages. Encrinuroides uncatus Evitt and Tripp, E. neuter Evitt and Tripp and probably Encrinuroides lapworthi Tripp belong in Erratencrinurus Krueger. 相似文献
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Abstract: The ontogeny of Pseudopetigurus deprati Turvey et al ., 2006 from the Ordovician Dawan Formation (Arenigian), Anhui Province, South China, is described. The presence of an anterior cranidial border in Pseudopetigurus is recognized for the first time. On account of the short (tr.), spindle-shaped anterior border, and the distinct, steeply inclined, wall-like pygidial margin, Pseudopetigurus is assigned to the family Dimeropygidae, the first genus of this family endemic to Gondwana. It has previously been regarded as a member of family Isocolidae. Cladistic analysis of species assigned to Dimeropygidae supports the monophyly of a clade including Dimeropyge , Dimeropygiella , Ischyrotoma , Pseudohystricurus and Pseudopetigurus , which may represent a subfamily Dimeropyginae. The distribution of Dimeropyginae shows a predominantly palaeotropical distribution, while the Gondwana Pseudopetigurus must have diverged from the dimeropygine common ancestor in pre-Arenigian time. 相似文献
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The hierarchical structure of biodiversity from a regional scale analysis has received much attention as an alternative approach to unravelling the principal drivers of biodiversification. To better understand the processes that control the diversification of Cambro‐Ordovician trilobite communities from the Argentine Cordillera Oriental, we explore patterns of occupancy and diversity trajectories at the local and regional scales through seven intervals (Furongian, loTr1, upTr1, loTr2, upTr2, Tr3 and Fl2–3), and across an onshore‐offshore profile. Our results indicate: (1) a decrease in regional diversity from the upper Tr2 onwards, mainly caused by a reduction in the number of rare taxa, coupled with stable beta diversity at regional scale and a constant rise in beta diversity in deep subtidal environments; (2) a higher proportion of regional diversity allocated to the within‐habitat beta component; and (3) that changes in gamma diversity are driven primarily by changes in alpha diversity during the Furongian–Tr3, whereas in the Floian, beta diversity seems to modulate regional diversity. These trends and associated patterns indicate increasing ecological differences among taxa, shifting from metacommunities where most taxa have similar ecological preferences or ‘Hubbell type’ to metacommunities with high niche differentiation or ‘Hutchinson type’. Interestingly, the timing of this shift coincides with the regional‐scale turnover between trilobite evolutionary faunas suggesting that the rise in niche differentiation among these genera may be related to the transition. Superimposed on this general trend, particular diversity structures can be understood in the light of metacommunity dynamics, such as dispersal limitation and mass effect. 相似文献
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Diana L. Boyer Charles E. Mitchell 《Lethaia: An International Journal of Palaeontology and Stratigraphy》2017,50(1):69-78
The olenid trilobite Triarthrus commonly occurs in nearly monospecific assemblages within otherwise relatively barren black shales. As such, it has been proposed that these trilobites preferred dysoxic or even anoxic habitats and suggested feeding habits range from predation and particle feeding to chemoautotrophism. A unique bedding‐plane assemblage of aligned traces that grade from Rusophycus to Cruziana, with associated Triarthrus beckii carcasses, are described from three localities in the Indian Castle Formation (upper Utica Shale) just below a K‐bentonite bed. Although few body fossils are preserved, it is clear that the 15‐cm‐thick, laterally extensive Thruway K‐bentonite created a unique taphonomic window that preserved the activities of numerous olenid trilobites. Rusophycus and Cruziana, consistently observed in densities above 100 trackways/m2, were excavated by the trilobites into the upper surface of a micro‐graded bed, likely a distal turbidite deposit. Sedimentological and trace metal data (Mo, Mn, V and U) support dysoxic but not persistently anoxic conditions through this interval. Measurements from over 500 individual trackways have mean orientations of 259.1° (WSW) at the Myers Rd. locality and 224.59° (SW) at the Dolgeville Dam locality. These orientations are closely similar to independent sedimentological indicators of current transport direction at these sites, which indicates that the trilobites preferentially faced into the prevailing current. The trackways provide compelling evidence that Triarthrus beckii individuals were engaged in feeding, probably assisted by current transport of particles. These results do not support previous suggestions that Triarthrus may have relied upon a chemoautotrophic life habit, but are consistent with suggestions of predation or scavenging from the sediment. 相似文献