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Volumes listed below : 7 (1964) - - 8 (1965) - - 9 (1966) - - 10 (1967) - - 11 (1968) - - 12 (1969)
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VOLUME 7 : PART 1 : APRIL 1964
1–22 - Devonian corals and brachiopods from the Brendon Hills, west Somerset - B. D. Webby
23–28 - Taxonomic criteria in the classification of the Pennsylvanian productoid Juresania nebrascensis - J. A. Fagerstrom and John D. Boellstorff
29–36 - A seed megaspore from the Devonian of Canada - W. G. Chaloner and J. M. Pettitt
37–59 - Microplankton from the Cambridge Greensand (Mid-Cretaceous) - I. C. Cookson and N. F. Hughes
60–63 - A probable pteridosperm microsporangiate fructification from the Pennsylvanian of Illinois - Theodore Delevoryas
64–71 - Tetrapterites visensis—a new spore-bearing structure from the Lower Carboniferous - H. J. Sullivan and A. F. Hibbert
72–84 - The ontogeny of Theriosynoecum fittoni (Mantell) - I. G. Sohn and F. W. Anderson
85–104 - The law of ostracod growth - F. W. Anderson
105–107 - Serial sectioning of steinkerns - J. W. Stanley
108–123 - The coral genus Metriophyllum Edwards and Haime - F. J. W. Holwill
124–134 - Upper Miocene anthropoids from the Siwalik beds of Haritalyangar, Himachal Pradesh, India - K. N. Prasad
135–171 - The function of zigzag deflexions in the commissures of fossil brachiopods - M. J. S. Rudwick

VOLUME 7 : PART 2 : JULY 1964
173–180 - The Upper Mississippian ammonoid Delepinoceras in North America - W. M. Furnish, J. H. Quinn and James A. McCaleb
181–185 - A new dasycladacean alga, Nanopora, from the Lower Carboniferous of England and Kazakhstan - Alan Wood
186–209 - Amyelon in American coal-balls - Arthur A. Cridland
210–219 - New specimens of Traquairaspis from Canada - D. L. Dineley
220–239 - Brachial plate structure in the brachiopod family Pentameridae - Thomas W. Amsden
240–265 - A miospore assemblage from the Permian of Iraq - H. P. Singh
266–280 - The palaeoecology of a transition zone across an Upper Cretaceous boundary in New Jersey - D. Krinsley and M. Schneck
281–285 - The dentition of the Durham Permian pelecypod Permophorus costatus (Brown) - A. Logan
286–305 - Ammonites of the Liassic family Juraphyllitidae in Britain - M. K. Howarth and D. T. Donovan
306–316 - Cretaceous and Tertiary coccoliths from Atlantic seamounts - Maurice Black
317–330 - Revision of the Ostracoda from the Bargate beds in Surrey - P. Kaye
331–349 - The echinoid genus Salenia in the eastern Pacific - V. A. Zullo, R. F. Kaar, J. Wyatt Durham, and E. C. Allison

VOLUME 7 : PART 3 : SEPTEMBER 1964
351–392 - Miospores from the Drybrook Sandstone and associated measures in the Forest of Dean basin, Gloucestershire - H. J. Sullivan
393–429 - Upper Cretaceous ostracods from California - John C. Holden
430–451 - Correlation of the Canadian Middle Devonian Hume and Nahanni formations by tetracorals - A. E. H. Pedder
452–457 - The tabulate coral genus Cystihalysites from Wenlock and Dudley - I. D. Sutton
458–471 - Estaingia, a new trilobite genus from the Lower Cambrian of South Australia - K. J. Pocock
472–473 - New name and diagnosis for an Upper Jurassic species of Gonyaulacysta (Dinophyceae) - W. A. S. Sarjeant
474–507 - The ventral anatomy of the Upper Carboniferous eurypterid Anthraconectes Meek and Worthen - Leonard J. Wills
508–513 - Starfish traces from the Namurian of County Clare, Ireland - Gillian C. Lewarne
514–524 - Two species of Delepinea from New South Wales - K. S. W. Campbell and J. Roberts

VOLUME 7 : PART 4 : JANUARY 1965
525–540 - On the nautiloid Leurocycloceras from the Ludlovian of Wales and the Welsh Borderland - C. H. Holland
541–551 - Two new genera of Silurian phacopid trilobites - R. B. Rickards
552–558 - Periodicity in Devonian coral growth - Colin T. Scrutton
559–605 - Middle Old Red Sandstone spore assemblages from the Orcadian basin, north-east Scotland - J. B. Richardson
606–620 - The belemnite genera Dicoelites Boehm and Prodicoelites Stolley - G. R. Stevens
621–629 - A new belemnite from the Upper Jurassic of Indonesia - G. R. Stevens
630–655 - Palaeotaxodont bivalves from the Permian of New Zealand - J. B. Waterhouse
656–673 - Assemblages of miospores from some Upper Carboniferous coals and their associated sediments in the Yorkshire coalfield - A. E. Marshall and A. H. V. Smith
674–681 - Odontoma in a northern mammoth - H. A. Hunter and Wann Langston, Jr.
682–694 - A Viséan cephalopod fauna from New South Wales - D. A. Brown, K. S. W. Campbell and J. Roberts
695–702 - Tertiary solenoporacean algae and the reproductive structures of the Solenoporaceae - Graham F. Elliott
703–704 - The pedicle sheath of young productacean brachiopods - Howard Brunton

VOLUME 8 : PART 1 : FEBRUARY 1965
1–4 - The trilobite genus Oedicybele from the Kildare Limestone (Upper Ordovician) of Eire - J. T. Temple
5–10 - Homotrypa and Amplexopora? from the Caradoc Series, Shropshire - June R. Phillips Ross
11–15 - Quantoxocrinus, a new Devonian inadunate crinoid from west Somerset, England - B. D. Webby
16–26 - Neogene Tasmanites and leiospheres from southern Louisiana, U.S.A. - Chrles J. Felix
27–38 - Foraminifera in Holocene marsh cycles at Borth, Cardiganshire (Wales). Contribution—Cardigan Bay Research Project - T. D. Adams and John Haynes
39–40 - On a new species of Hoegisporis Cookson - Isabel C. Cookson
41–53 - The development of a dicellograptid from the Balclatchie Shales of Laggan Burn - Judith James
54–81 - A Lower Carboniferous fauna from Trevallyn, New South Wales - John Roberts
82–106 - Westphalian D megaspores from the Forest of Dean coalfield, England - Edwin Spinner
107–112 - On the genus Pothocites Paterson - M. Chaphekar
113–131 - Time in stratigraphy - T. G. Miller
132–155 - Environmental causes of stunting in living and fossil marine benthonic invertebrates - A. Hallam
156–185 - The mode of life of two Jurassic species of 'Posidonia' (Bivalvia) - R. P. S. Jefferies and P. Minton
186–191 - The palaeoecology of the goniatite bed at Cowlow Nick, Castleton, Derbyshire - Trevor David Ford
192–198 - Calcifolium (Codiaceae) from the Upper Viséan of Scotland -
Iain C. Burgess

VOLUME 8 : PART 2 : JULY 1965
199–203 - The interrelationships of some Cretaceous Codiaceae (calcareous algae) - Graham F. Elliott
204–225 - Corallum increase in Lithostrotion - R. K. Jull
226–230 - The Namurian goniatite Nuculoceras stellarum (Bisat) - B. K. Holdsworth
231–246 - Systematics, affinities, and life habits of Babinka, a transitional Ordovician lucinoid bivalve - A. Lee McAlester
247–271 - New Silurian graptolites from the Howgill Fells (northern England) - R. B. Rickards
272–280 - The development of Lasiograptus harknessi (Nicholson 1867) - R. B. Rickards and O. M. B. Bulman
281–293 - A new fertile lycopod from the Lower Carboniferous of Scotland - K. L. Alvin
294–321 - Keuper miospores from Worcestershire, England - R. F. A. Clarke
322–354 - British Permian saccate and monosulcate miospores - R. F. A. Clarke
355–357 - A new Ordovician crinoid from Dolgellau, North Wales - D. E. B. Bates
358–373 - Unusual structures in Devonian Atrypidae from England - Paul Copper

VOLUME 8 : PART 3 : OCTOBER 1965
375–390 - Ostracoda from the Sutterby Marl (U. Aptian) of South Lincolnshire - P. Kaye and D. Barker
391–396 - Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous microfossils from the Hautes-Alpes - Judith Turner
397–453 - Origin, limits, and systematic position of Scaphites - Jost Wiedmann
454–477 - Isorthis and Salopina (Brachiopoda) in the Ludlovian of the Welsh Borderland - Victor G. Walmsley
478–491 - A new fenestrate bryozoan from the Lower Carboniferous of County Fermanagh - R. Tavener-Smith
492–517 - Dionella gen. nov. (Superfamily Membraniporacea) from the Upper Cretaceous of Europe - A. W. Medd
518–571 - Disphyllidae and Phacellophyllidae from the Devonian Garra Formation of New South Wales - D. L. Strusz
572–576 - Oertliana, a new ostracod genus from the Upper Jurassic of north-west Europe - T. I. Kilenyi

VOLUME 8 : PART 4 : DECEMBER 1965
577–603 - Trilobites from the Albany Division (Ordovician) of the Girvan District, Ayrshire - Ronald Pearson Tripp
604–617 - Sensory spines in the Jurassic brachiopod Acanthothiris - M. J. S. Rudwick
618–628 - Some North American species of the Devonian tetracoral Smithiphyllum - A. E. H. Pedder
629–633 - Arcoscalpellum comptum (Withers), a species of cirripede new to the Gault - J. S. H. Collins
634–637 - An almost complete skull roof and palate of the dipnoan Dipnorhynchus sussmilchi (Etheridge) - K. S. W. Campbell
638–665 - Some European Proviverrini (Mammalia, Deltatheridia) - Leigh Van Valen
666–680 - Apical development in turritellid classification with a description of Cristispira pugetensis gen. et sp. nov. - Richard C. Allison
681–686 - A new calamitalean cone from the Middle Pennsylvanian of southern Illinois - F. A. Hibbert and D. A. Eggert
687–748 - Lower and Middle Devonian spores of North and Central Vestspitsbergen - K. C. Allen
749–759 - Freshwater ostracods from the Bathonian of Oxfordshire - R. H. Bate

VOLUME 9 : PART 1 : MARCH 1966
1–29 - Schizochroal eyes and vision of some Silurian acastid trilobites - E. N. K. Clarkson
30–38 - Marine benthos, substrate and palaeoecology - G. Y. Craig and N. S. Jones
39–47 - Upper Ordovician trilobites from northern Yukon - A. C. Lenz and Michael Churkin, Jr.
48–63 - Silurian Girvanella from the Welsh Borderland - Hazel M. Johnson
64–73 - Late Permian trilobites from the Salt Range, West Pakistan - Richard E. Grant
74–124 - The microstructure of stromatoporoids - Colin W. Stearn
125–134 - An improved method of analysing distortion in fossils - Klaus Sdzuy
135–141 - On Birgeria acuminata and the absence of labyrinthodonts from the Rhaetic - R. J. G. Savage and N. F. Large
142–147 - The Upper Devonian gastropod Orecopia in western Canada - A. E. H. Pedder
148–151 - The Silurian rugose coral Microplasma lovenianum Dybowski from Monmouthshire - D. E. White
152–181 - Middle Devonian brachiopods from the Roberts Mountains, central Nevada - J. G. Johnson

VOLUME 9 : PART 2 : JULY 1966
183–207 - A revision of Acaste downingiae (Murchison) and related trilobites - J. H. Shergold
208–219 - Ostracoda from the Upper Tealby Clay (Lower Barremian) of South Lincolnshire - P. Kaye and D. Barker
220–243 - The foraminiferal genus Bolivinoides from the Upper Cretaceous of the British Isles - F. T. Barr
244–251 - The Devonian blastoid Belocrinus from France - Donald B. Macurda, Jr.
252–269 - Population studies in the Ballyshannon Limestone, Ballina Limestone, and Rinn Point Beds (Viséan) of N.W. Ireland - Julia A. E. B. Hubbard
270–273 - Occurrence of Australosutura (Trilobita) in the Mississippian of Oklahoma, U.S.A. - Allen R. Ormiston
274–289 - Descriptions of schizaeaceous spores taken from Early Cretaceous macrofossils - N. F. Hughes and Judith Moody-Stuart
290–311 - Variation and ontogeny of some Oxfordian ammonites: Taramelliceras richei (de Loriol) and Creniceras renggeri (Oppel), from Woodham, Buckinghamshire - D. F. B. Palframan
312–318 - The Lower Liassic ammonites Neomicroceras gen. nov. and Paracymbites - D. T. Donovan
319–329 - Radiolaria from the Namurian of Derbyshire - B. K. Holdsworth
330–345 - A new odontopleurid trilobite genus from the Devonian of Bohemia - David L. Bruton
346–350 - Unusual stricklandiid brachiopods from the Upper Llandovery beds near Presteigne, Radnorshire - A. M. Ziegler
351–354 - The fine structure of some Lower Triassic acritarchs - Alan William Medd

VOLUME 9 : PART 3 : OCTOBER 1966
355–359 - Predation and shell damage in a Viséan brachiopod fauna - Howard Brunton
360–364 - Fossil wood of Anacardiaceae from the British Eocene - Donald W. Brett
365–370 - Parachonetes, a new Lower and Middle Devonian brachiopod genus - J. G. Johnson
371–380 - Morphology and stratigraphic range of the phyllocarid crustacean Caryocaris from Alaska and the Great Basin - Michael Churkin, Jr.
381–412 - Devonian schizophoriid brachiopods from western Europe - Yvonne P. Pocock
413–425 - The micrometric formula and the classification of fenestrate cryptostomes - R. Tavener-Smith
426–447 - A new productid brachiopod from the Upper Viséan of Scotland - K. A. G. Shiells
448–454 - Description of dimorphism in Striatopora flexuosa Hall - William A. Oliver, Jr.
455–457 - A phylloceratid ammonite from the Speeton Clay (Lower Cretaceous) of Yorkshire - P. F. Rawson
458–463 - The Upper Devonian index ammonoid Cheiloceras from New South Wales - T. B. H. Jenkins
464–487 - Schizochroal eyes and vision in some phacopid trilobites - E. N. K. Clarkson
488–491 - Two cristate megaspores from the Lower Carboniferous of Scotland - K. L. Alvin
492–510 - Upper Cretaceous foraminifera from the Ballydeenlea Chalk, County Kerry, Ireland - F. T. Barr
511–516 - Podocnemis somaliensis, a new pleurodiran turtle from the Middle Eocene of Somalia - C. A. Walker
517–522 - Some Late Silurian Bryozoa from the Canadian Arctic Islands - Thomas E. Bolton

VOLUME 9 : PART 4 : DECEMBER 1966
523–543 - The Silurian brachiopod Eocoelia hemisphaerica (J. de C. Sowerby) and related species - A. M. Ziegler
544–598 - Spongophyllidae from the Devonian Garra Formation, New South Wales - D. L. Strusz
599–628 - The Late Precambrian fossils from Ediacara, South Australia - Martin F. Glaessner and Mary Wade
629–666 - Distribution of spore and pollen assemblages in the Lower Kittanning coal of western Pennsylvania - D. Habib
667–697 - A non-marine ostracod fauna from the Coal Measures of Durham and Northumberland - John E. Pollard

VOLUME 10 : PART 1 : MAY 1967
1–24 - Lower Carboniferous spores from north-west England - Mavis A. Butterworth and Edwin Spinner
25–42 - The interpretation of size-frequency distributions in molluscan death assemblages - A. Hallam
43–46 - On the structure and phylogenetic relationships of the fern Radstockia Kidston - Thomas N. Taylor
47–59 - New trilobites from the Tremadoc Series of Shropshire - R. Hutchison and J. K. Ingham
60–94 - Variation and ontogeny of some Oxford Clay ammonites: Distichoceras bicostatum (Stahl) and Horioceras baugieri (d'Orbigny), from England - D. F. B. Palframan
95–123 - Fossil microplankton in deep-sea cores from the Caribbean Sea - David Wall
124–141 - Conodonts of the genus Apatognathus Branson and Mehl from the Yoredale Series of the north of England - W. J. Varker
142–170 - Cortezorthinae, a new subfamily of Siluro–Devonian dalmanellid - J. G. Johnson and John A. Talent

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VOLUME 10 : PART 2 : JUNE 1967
171–174 - New evidence for the age of the primitive echinoid Myriastiches gigas - T. R. Lister and C. Downie
175–188 - A revision of Acastella spinosa (Salter 1864) with notes on related trilobites - J. H. Shergold
189–213 - Devonian megaspores from the Wyboston Borehole, Bedfordshire, England - M. G. Mortimer and William G. Chaloner
214–244 - Silurian odontopleurid trilobites from Sweden, Estonia, and Latvia - David L. Bruton
245–265 - Llandovery stropheodontids from the Welsh Borderland - L. R. M. Cocks
266–279 - Marisastridae (Rugosa) from south-east Devonshire, England - Colin T. Scrutton
280–297 - Spore assemblages and their stratigraphical application in the Lower and Middle Devonian of North and Central Vestspitsbergen - K. C. Allen
298–306 - Shell-growth in Recent terebratuloid Brachiopoda - Daniel B. Sass and Eugene A. Monroe
307–313 - Rochdalia, a Carboniferous insect nymph - W. D. Ian Rolfe
314–316 - A Palaeocene Heterostegina - F. E. Eames and W. J. Clarke
317–321 - Cyclus martinensis sp. nov. (Crustacea) from the Upper Viséan of the Mendip Hills, England - R. Goldring
322–337 - Graphical aids for the description and analysis of variation in fusuline foraminifera - J. L. Cutbill and C. L. Forbes

VOLUME 10 : PART 3 : NOVEMBER 1967
339–348 - The Upper Cambrian trilobite Irvingella nuneatonensis (Sharman) - A. W. A. Rushton
349–425 - Palynology of the Springer Formation of southern Oklahoma, U.S.A. - Charles J. Felix and Patricia Parks Burbridge
426–435 - Chlamydophyllum, Iowaphyllum, and Sinospongophyllum (Rugosa) from the Devonian of New South Wales - D. L. Strusz
436–488 - Ordovician Chitinozoa from Shropshire - W. A. M. Jenkins
489–523 - Spinatrypa and Spinatrypina (Devonian Brachiopoda) - Paul Copper

VOLUME 10 : PART 4 : DECEMBER 1967
525–541 - New Ordovician Bothriocidaridae from Girvan and a reinterpretation of Bothriocidaris Eichwald - C. R. C. Paul
542–553 - Tertiary Homoptera of Stavropol and a method of reconstruction of continental palaeobiocoenoses - E. E. Bekker-Migdisova
554–563 - New vertebrate evidence for a southern Transatlantic connexion during the Lower or Middle Triassic - J. F. Bonaparte
564–589 - A Middle Triassic flora from the Cacheuta Formation, Minas de Petroleo, Argentina - R. K. Jain and T. Delevoryas
590–602 - Silurian leptaenids (Brachiopoda) - F. B. Kelly
603–616 - Fine structure of the eye in two species of Phacops (Trilobita) - E. N. K. Clarkson
617–628 - The hystero-ontogeny of Lonsdaleia McCoy and Thysanophyllum orientale Thomson - R. K. Jull
629–639 - The 'dwarf' crocodiles of the Purbeck Formation, Dorset: a reappraisal - Joyce Joffe
640–646 - Brazilian Palaeozoic Algomycetes and Tasmanaceae - Friedrich Wilhelm Sommer and Norma Maria da Costa van Boekel
647–659 - The development of Globigerinoides ruber (d'Orbigny 1839) from the Miocene to Recent - W. G. Cordey
660–693 - The sequence and distribution of Ludlovian, Lower Devonian, and Couvinian coral faunas in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Dorothy Hill
694–705 - Mariopteris from the Stephanian of north-west Spain - R. H. Wagner and C. Alvarez-Ramis
706 - Nomenclatural note : Correction of name for a Devonian megaspore - M. G. Mortimer and W. G. Chaloner

VOLUME 11 : PART 1 : MARCH 1968
1–15 - Some new diplograptids from the Llandovery of Britain and Scandinavia - O. M. B. Bulman and R. B. Rickards
16–18 - Propectinatites, a new Lower Kimmeridgian ammonite genus - John C. W. Cope
19–20 - Epizoic oysters on Kimmeridgian ammonites - John C. W. Cope
21–39 - New evidence on Jamoytius kerwoodi White, an important ostracoderm from the Silurian of Lanarkshire, Scotland - Alexander Ritchie
40–43 - The Jurassic dinosaur Scelidosaurus harrisoni, Owen - B. H. Newman
44–63 - Tabulate corals from the Ilfracombe Beds (Middle-Upper Devonian) of North Devon - F. J. W. Holwill
64–93 - Carboniferous schizophoriid brachiopods from western Europe - Yvonne P. Pocock
94–103 - Preserved ligaments in Australian Permian bivalves - Bruce Runnegar
104–115 - Biscalitheca (Coenopteridales) from the Upper Pennsylvanian of Illinois -
Tom L. Phillips and Henry N. Andrews
116–131 - A Tournaisian spore flora from the Cementstone Group of Ayrshire, Scotland -
Herbert J. Sullivan
132–140 - A sinus-bearing monoplacophoran and its role in the classification of primitive mollusks - H. B. Rollins and R. L. Batten
141–162 - Marine-brackish bands and their microfauna from the lower part of the Weald Clay of Sussex and Surrey - T. I. Kilenyi and Neil W. Allen

VOLUME 11 : PART 2 : MARCH 1968
163–182 - The microstructure and mineralogy of the shell of a Jurassic mytilid (Bivalvia) - John D. Hudson
183–235 - Lower and early Middle Cambrian trilobites from the Pioche Shale, east-central Nevada, U.S.A. - W. H. Fritz
236–245 - Studies on Triassic fossil plants from Argentina. III. The trunk of Rhexoxylon - Donald W. Brett
246–258 - Fish otoliths from the Bathonian of southern England - F. C. Stinton and H. S. Torrens
259–263 - The first non-marine Lower Cretaceous ostracods from Ghana, West Africa - Karl Krömmelbein
264–274 - A goniatite fauna from the Viséan/Namurian boundary - Klaus Figge
275–282 - Form and function of the stem in a pseudoplanktonic crinoid (Seirocrinus) - Adolf Seilacher, Günther Drozdzewski and Reimund Haude
283–305 - Some larger foraminifera from the Tertiary of Central America - F. E. Eames, W. J. Clarke, F. T. Banner, A. H. Smout, and W. H. Blow
306–316 - Visbyella—a new genus of resserellid brachiopod - V. G. Walmsley, A. J. Boucot, C. W. Harper, and N. M. Savage
317–327 - A new type of delthyrial cover in the Devonian brachiopod Mucrospirifer -R. Cowen

VOLUME 11 : PART 3 : JULY 1968
329–360 - The feeding mechanisms and affinities of the Triassic brachiopods Thecospira Zugmayer and Bactrynium Emmrich - M. J. S. Rudwick
361–367 - Upper Cretaceous coccolithophorids from Zululand, South Africa - Richard N. Pienaar
368–370 - A new Eocene Cassigerinella from Florida - W. G. Cordey
371–375 - Morphology and phylogeny of Orbulinoides beckmannii (Saito 1962) - W. G. Cordey
376–388 - The gastric contents of an ichthyosaur from the Lower Lias of Lyme Regis, Dorset - John E. Pollard
389–405 - Mantle canal patterns in Schizophoria (Brachiopoda) from the Lower Carboniferous of New South Wales - John Roberts
406–409 - On 'Dendrocrinus' cambriensis Hicks, the earliest known crinoid - Denis E. B. Bates
410–420 - Revision of two Upper Cambrian trilobites - A. W. A. Rushton
421–434 - Probable angiosperm pollen from British Barremian to Albian strata - Elizabeth M. Kemp
435–438 - Sindulites, a new genus of the Nummulitidae (Foraminiferida) - F. E. Eames
439–444 - A revision of the Carboniferous lycopod genus Eskdalia Kidston - B. A. Thomas
445–457 - A species of compressed lycopod sporophyll from the upper Coal Measures of Somerset - M. C. Boulter
458–485 - Functional studies on the Cretaceous oyster Arctostrea - R. M. Carter
486–490 - Shell structure of the billingsellacean brachiopods - Alwyn Williams

VOLUME 11 : PART 4 : NOVEMBER 1968
491–497 - Three new Tethyan Dasycladaceae (calcareous algae) - Graham F. Elliott
498–499 - Colour markings in Phacops and Greenops from the Devonian of New York - George C. Esker, III
500–512 - Studies on Triassic fossil plants from Argentina. IV. The leaf genus Dicroidium and its possible relation to Rhexoxylon stems - Sergio Archangelsky
513–525 - Astrocystites distans sp. nov., an edrioblastoid from the Ordovician of eastern Australia - B. D. Webby
526–534 - Chubbina, a new Cretaceous alveolinid genus from Jamaica and Mexico - E. Robinson
535–548 - Famennian ammonoids from New South Wales - T. B. H. Jenkins
549–553 - Aquilapollenites in the British Isles - A. R. H. Martin
554–575 - Discohelix (Archaeogastropoda, Euomphalacea) as an index fossil in the Tethyan Jurassic - J. Wendt
576–579 - Pedicellariae of two Silurian echinoids from western England - D. Bryan Blake
580–600 - Macrocystella Callaway, the earliest glyptocystitid cystoid - C. R. C. Paul
601–609 - A revision of some Upper Devonian foraminifera from Western Australia - James E. Conkin and Barbara M. Conkin
610–611 - A new medusoid (?) from the Silurian of England - Isles Strachan
612–626 - The atrypidine brachiopod Dayia navicula (J. de C. Sowerby) - E. V. Tucker
627–632 - Planicardinia, a new septate dalmanellid brachiopod from the Lower Devonian of New South Wales - N. M. Savage
633–642 - Probable dispersed spores of Cretaceous Equisetites - David J. Batten

VOLUME 11 : PART 5 : DECEMBER 1968
643–653 - The structure of Vertebraria indica Royle - Divya Darshan Pant and R. Shanker Singh
654–668 - The graptolite assemblages and zones of the Brikhill Shales (Lower Silurian) at Dobb's Linn - P. Toghill
669–682 - Nummulites (foraminifera) from the Upper Eocene Kopili Formation of Assam, India - Bimal K. Samanta
683–690 - A new plant from the lower Old Red Sandstone of South Wales - Dianne Edwards
691–696 - Denckmannites (Trilobita) from the Silurian of New South Wales - L. Sherwin
697–730 - Morphology and function of dichoporite pore-structures in cystoids - C. R. C. Paul
731–735 - Australirhynchia, a new Lower Devonian rhynchonelloid brachiopod from New South Wales - N. M. Savage
736–782 - The Llandovery transgression of the Welsh Borderland - A. M. Ziegler, L. R. M. Cocks and W. S. McKerrow
783–792 - The unusual brachial skeleton of Attenuatella convexa sp. nov. (Brachiopoda) - John Armstrong
793–813 - Taxonomic problems in the study of coccoliths [The Eleventh Annual Address, delivered 6 March 1968] - Maurice Black

VOLUME 12 : PART 1 : APRIL 1969
1–18 - Faunal realms and facies in the Jurassic - A. Hallam
19–41 - Upper Maestrichtian planktonic foraminifera from Galicia Bank, west of Spain - B. M. Funnell, J. K. Friend, and A. T. S. Ramsay
42–47 - A new species of Coelopleurus (Echinoidea) from the Miocene of Malta - G. Zammit-Maempel
48–55 - Technique for scale modelling of cephalopod shells - John A. Chamberlain, Jr.
56–83 - Palaeoecological studies in the Great Oolite at Kirtlington, Oxfordshire - W. S. McKerrow, R. T. Johnson, and M. E. Jakobson
84–111 - A method of stratigraphic correlation using Early Cretaceous miospores - N. F. Hughes and J. C. Moody-Stuart
112–160 - The Ostracoda of the Dorset Kimmeridge Clay - T. I. Kilenyi
161–171 - The Ordovician trimerellid brachiopod Eodinobolus from south-east Ontario - B. S. Norford and H. Miriam Steele

VOLUME 12 : PART 2 : JULY 1969
173–177 - A new species of Babinka (Bivalvia) from the Lower Ordovician of Öland, Sweden - Helen Soot-Ryen
178–188 - Lower Devonian Hexagonaria (Rugosa) from the Armorican Massif of western France - J. E. Sorauf
189–200 - Benthonic foraminifera from the Maestrichtian chalk of Galicia Bank, west of Spain - M. J. Fisher
201–252 - Upper Silurian and Lower Devonian spore assemblages from the Welsh Borderland and South Wales - J. B. Richardson and T. R. Lister
253–261 - A new British Carboniferous calamite cone, Paracalamostachys spadiciformis - B. A. Thomas
262–275 - A Lower Carboniferous conodont fauna from east Cornwall - S. C. Matthews
276–280 - Two conodont faunas from the Lower Carboniferous of Chudleigh, south Devon - S. C. Matthews
281–309 - Skeletal structure and growth in the Fenestellidae (Bryozoa) - R. Tavener-Smith
310–320 - The crossed-bladed fabrics of the shells of Terrakea solida (Etheridge and Dun) and Streptorhynchus pelicanensis Fletcher - John Armstrong
321–332 - The interpretation of growth and form in serial sections through brachiopods, exemplified by the trigonirhynchiid septalium - Peter Westbroek
333–350 - Some British Wealden megaspores and their facies distribution - D. J. Batten

VOLUME 12 : PART 3 : SEPTEMBER 1969
351–365 - Medusae from uppermost Precambrian or Cambrian sandstones, central Australia - Mary Wade
366–381 - Specific frequency and environmental indicators in two horizons of the Calcaire de Ferques (Upper Devonian), northern France - Peigi Wallace
382–387 - On the structure and relationships of a new Pennsylvanian species of the seed Pachytesta - Thomas N. Taylor and Donald A. Eggert
388–399 - The ontogeny of the thecideacean brachiopod Moorellina granulosa (Moore) from the Middle Jurassic of England - P. G. Baker
400–405 - A conodont assemblage from the Carboniferous of the Avon Gorge, Bristol - R. L. Austin and F. H. T. Rhodes
406–413 - The Tremadoc trilobite Pseudokainella impar (Salter) - Peter H. Whitworth
414–419 - A new species of Aulacotheca (Pteridospermales) from the Middle Pennsylvanian of Iowa - Donald A. Eggert and Ralph W. Kryder
420–440 - Miospores from the Lower Carboniferous basement beds in the Menai Straits region of Caernarvonshire, North Wales - F. Alan Hibbert and William S. Lacey
441–458 - Megaspore assemblages from Viséan deposits at Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland - Edwin Spinner
459–471 - Crustacean burrows in the Weald Clay (Lower Cretaceous) of south-eastern England and their environmental significance - W. J. Kennedy and J. D. S. MacDougall
472–487 - New spiriferid brachiopods from the Lower Devonian of New South Wales - N. M. Savage
488–493 - A Cretaceous echinoid with false teeth - Porter M. Kier
494–535 - Ceratocystis perneri Jaekel—a Middle Cambrian chordate with echinoderm affinities - R. P. S. Jefferies

VOLUME 12 : PART 4 : DECEMBER 1969
537–548 - A new family of Carboniferous amphibians - Robert L. Carroll
549–554 - A Favreina–Thalassinoides association from the Great Oolite of Oxfordshire - W. J. Kennedy, M. E. Jakobson and R. T. Johnson
555–558 - A new species of fossil turtle from the Upper Siwaliks of Pinjore, India - B. S. Tewari and G. L. Badam
559–573 - Lower Devonian land plants from graptolitic shale in south-eastern Alaska - Michael Churkin, Jr., G. Donald Eberlein, Francis M. Hueber, and Sergius H. Mamay
574–620 - Miospores from the Purbeck Beds and marine Upper Jurassic of southern England - Geoffrey Norris
621–636 - Wenlockian bryozoa from Dudley, Niagara, and Gotland and their palaeogeographic implications - David E. Owen
637–662 - Ordovician stromatoporoids from New South Wales - B. D. Webby
663–683 - The Wenlock graptolites of the Ludlow district, Shropshire, and their stratigraphical significance - C. H. Holland, R. B. Rickards, and P. T. Warren
684–709 - Patterns of taxonomic and ecological structure of the shelf benthos during Phanerozoic time - James W. Valentine

VOLUME 13 · PART 1 · MARCH 1970
1–9 - Statistical analysis and presentation of trinucleid (Trilobita) fringe data - C. P. Hughes
10–28 - Palaeosmunda, a new genus of siphonostelic osmundaceous trunks from the Upper Permian of Queensland - R. E. Gould
29–39 - On the structure of Cordaites felicis Benson from the lower Pennsylvanian of North America - Charles W. Good and Thomas N. Taylor
40–46 - A dimorphic goniatite from the Namurian of Cheshire - N. H. Trewin
47–51 - A new Orionastraea (Rugosa) from the Lower Carboniferous of northern England - M. Kato and M. Mitchell
52–63 - Variation in the Viséan coral Caninia benburbensis from north-west Ireland - O. A. Dixon
64–75 - Amphipora and Euryamphipora (Stromatoporoidea) from the Devonian of western Canada - N. R. Fischbuch
76–99 - The growth and shell microstructure of the thecideacean brachiopod Moorellina granulosa (Moore) from the Middle Jurassic of England - P. G. Baker
100–111 - Ontogeny of the Upper Cambrian trilobite Leptoplastus crassicornis (Westergaard) from Sweden - P. H. Whitworth
112–131 - A new cephalopod fauna from the Lower Carboniferous of east Cornwall - S. C. Matthews
132–144 - Two new dicynodonts from the Triassic Yerrapalli Formation of central India - Tapan Roy Chowdhury
145–173 - Epidermal studies in the interpretation of Lepidodendron species - B. A. Thomas

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VOLUME 13 · PART 2 · AUGUST 1970
175–183 - Morphologic variability of the genus Schwagerina in the Lower Permian Wreford Limestone of Kansas - G. A. Sanderson and G. J. Verville
184–187 - Surface textures of calcareous foraminiferids - J. W. Murray and C. A. Wright
188–190 - New xiphosurid trails from the Upper Carboniferous of northern England - P. G. Hardy
191–209 - Sedimentological factors affecting the distribution and growth of Viséan caninioid corals in north-west Ireland - J. A. E. B. Hubbard
210–253 - A new capitosaurid labyrinthodont from East Africa - A. A. Howie
254–260 - Feeding habits of predatory gastropods in a Tertiary (Eocene) molluscan assemblage from the Paris Basin - John D. Taylor
261–288 - Chitinozoa from the Ordovician Sylvan Shale of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma - W. A. M. Jenkins
289–296 - A new species of Hemicypris (Ostracoda) from ancient beach sediments of Lake Rudolf, Kenya - R. H. Bate
297–302 - Variation in the cardinalia of the brachiopod Ptychopleurella bouchardi (Davidson) from the Wenlock Limestone of Wenlock Edge, Shropshire - M. G. Bassett
303–322 - Stereoscan observations on the pollen genus Classopollis Pflug 1953 - Y. Reyre
323–326 - Pseudocymopolia, a Mesozoic Tethyan alga (Family Dasycladaceae) - Graham F. Elliott
327–333 - New and little-known Permian and Cretaceous Codiaceae (calcareous algae) from the Middle East - Graham F. Elliott

VOLUME 13 · PART 3 · OCTOBER 1970
335–354 - Conodonts from near the Middle/Upper Devonian boundary in North Cornwall - W. T. Kirchgasser
355–378 - The chelonian Rhinochelys Seeley from the Upper Cretaceous of England and France - Janice I. Collins
379–413 - The shell structure, mineralogy and relationships of the Chamacea (Bivalvia) - W. J. Kennedy, N. J. Morris and J. D. Taylor
414–432 - The skull of Fabrosaurus australis, a Triassic ornithischian dinosaur - Richard A. Thulborn
433–442 - A Rhaeto-Liassic flora from Airel, northern France - M. Muir and J. H. A. Van Konijnenburg-van Cittert
443–450 - Calcareous algae new to the British Carboniferous - Graham F. Elliott
451–461 - Fertile Rhyniophytina from the Lower Devonian of Britain - Dianne Edwards
462–490 - Ammonites of the genus Acanthoceras from the Cenomanian of Rouen, France - W. J. Kennedy and J. M. Hancock
491–502 - Ultrastructure of the protegulum of some acrotretide brachiopods - Gertruda Biernat and Alwyn Williams
503–510 - A new trionychid turtle from the British Lower Eocene - R. T. J. Moody and C. A. Walker

VOLUME 13 · PART 4 · DECEMBER 1970
511–521 - The graptolite fauna of Grieston Quarry, near Innerleithen, Peeblesshire - P. Toghill and I. Strachan
522–562 - The Emuellidae, a new family of trilobites from the Lower Cambrian of South Australia - K. J. Pocock
563–572 - The evolution of the heteromyarian condition in the Dreissenacea (Bivalvia) - Brian Morton
573–580 - A new trinucleid trilobite from the Upper Ordovician of New South Wales - K. S. W. Campbell and Gwenda J. Durham
581–587 - Zoarial microstructures of two Permian species of the bryozoan genus Stenopora - John Armstrong
588–605 - Variation of bivariate characters from the standpoint of allometry - Itaru Hayami and Akihiko Matsukuma
606–618 - The morphology and microstructure of Zellania davidsoni Moore (Brachiopoda), from the Middle Jurassic of England - P. G. Baker
619–622 - Teredinid (Bivalvia) pallets from the Palaeocene of North America - Alan M. Cvancara
623–645 - The dentition and musculature of some Middle Ordovician (Llandeilo) bivalves from Finistère, France - Margaret A. Bradshaw
646–663 - Dinophyton, a problematical new plant genus from the Upper Triassic of the south-western United States - Sidney R. Ash
664–676 - On the origin of the clymenid ammonoids - M. R. House
677–690 - The trilobites Incaia Whittard 1955 and Anebolithus gen. nov. - C. P. Hughes and A. J. Wright

VOLUME 14 · PART 1 · MARCH 1971
1–9 - A Devonian lycopod stem with well-preserved cortical tissues - Henry N. Andrews, Charles B. Read and Sergius H. Mamay
10–15 - Alleynodictyon, a new Ordovician stromatoporoid from New South Wales - B. D. Webby
16–21 - Preservational history of ceratite shells - A. Seilacher
22–33 - Dinoflagellate cyst structures: walls, cavities, and bodies - Raymond L. Cox
34–60 - Taxonomy of dicoelosiid brachiopods from the Ordovician and Silurian of the East Baltic - M. Rubel
61–94 - Muscular mechanics and the ontogeny of swimming in scallops - Stephen Jay Gould
95–106 - An endopunctate rhynchonellid brachiopod from the Viséan of Belgium and Britain - C. H. C. Brunton
107–113 - Wrinkle-layer structures in Jurassic ammonites - John Ralph Senior
114–130 - On the type species of Macrocephalites Zittel 1884 and the type specimen of Ammonites macrocephalus Schlotheim 1813 - J. H. Callomon
131–153 - A problem of faunal replacement on Permo–Triassic continents - Pamela Lamplugh Robinson
154–158 - A system for the storage, retrieval and analysis of numerical data in palaeontology - Ian E. Penn
159–177 - Some trilobites from the Silurian/Devonian boundary beds of Czechoslovakia - Ivo Chlupác
178–187 - Polypora stenostoma: a Carboniferous bryozoan with cheilostomatous features - R. Tavener-Smith
188–199 - Tristichograptus, a triserial graptolite from the Lower Ordovician of Spitsbergen - R. A. Fortey

VOLUME 14 · PART 2 · JULY 1971
201–205 - Cuticle ultrastructure of a Jurassic crustacean (Eryma stricklandi) - A. C. Neville and C. W. Berg
206–210 - A new xiphosuran genus from Lower Cretaceous freshwater sediments at Koonwarra, Victoria, Australia - E. F. Riek and Edmund D. Gill
211–221 - The presumed heads of Homoptera (Insecta) in the Australian Upper Permian - E. F. Riek
222–241 - Some Permian trilobites from eastern Australia - Robin E. Wass and Maxwell R. Banks
242–249 - Functional morphology of some fossil palaeotaxodont bivalve hinges as a guide to orientation - J. D. Bradshaw and Margaret A. Bradshaw
250–261 - Revision of Arening Bivalvia from Ramsey Island, Pembrokeshire - R. M. Carter
262–265 - Stephanocrinus angulatus Conrad (Crinoidea) from the Silurian of Kashmir - V. J. Gupta and G. D. Webster
266–293 - Some Bajocian ammonites from western Scotland - N. Morton
294–302 - Thallophyte borings in phosphatic fossils from the Lower Cretaceous of south-east Alexander Island, Antarctica - Brian J. Taylor
303–337 - Wenlock Stropheodontidae (Silurian Brachiopoda) from the Welsh Borderland and South Wales - M. G. Bassett
338–341 - Jaws, radula, and crop of Arnioceras (Ammonoidea) - Ulrich Lehmann
342–356 - Taxonomic significance of the pseudodeltidium in triplesiacean brachiopods - A. D. Wright
357–369 - Lower Carboniferous lycopods from Ghana - M. K. Mensah and W. G. Chaloner

VOLUME 14 · PART 3 · AUGUST 1971
371–386 - Lower Devonian corals and Bryozoa from the Lick Hole Formation of New South Wales - A. E. H. Pedder
387–422 - Brachiopods from the Lower Devonian Mandagery Park Formation, New South Wales - Norman M. Savage
423–430 - Shell structure of the siphonotretacean Brachiopoda - Gertruda Biernat and Alwyn Williams
431–436 - Ontogeny of Vesicaspora, a Late Pennsylvanian pollen grain - John W. Hall and Benton M. Stidd
437–454 - Mantelliceras saxbii, and the horizon of the martimpreyi zone in the Cenomanian of England - W. J. Kennedy and J. M. Hancock
455–477 - Silurian calymenid trilobites from United States, Norway, and Sweden - H. B. Whittington
478–486 - Development of Glyptograptus hudsoni sp. nov. from Southampton Island, North-West Territories, Canada - D. E. Jackson
487–531 - The Resserellinae: a new subfamily of Late Ordovician to Early Devonian dalmanellid brachiopods - V. G. Walmsley and A. J. Boucot

VOLUME 14 · PART 4 · NOVEMBER 1971
533–565 - Palynology of Lower Cretaceous (Swan River) strata of Saskatchewan and Manitoba - Geoffrey Playford
566–570 - Liopleurodon rossicus (Novozhilov): a pliosaur from the lower Volgian of the Moscow Basin - L. Beverly Halstead
571–588 - Periodicity structures in the bivalve shell; experiments to establish growth controls in Cerastoderma edule from the Thames Estuary - George E. Farrow
589–591 - A Thalassinoides burrow containing the crustacean Glyphaea udressieri (Meyer) from the Bathonian of Oxfordshire - B. W. Sellwood
592–594 - Occurrence of the ammonite Ptychoceras adpressum (J. Sowerby) in the Upper Albian of Kent, England - Julian D. Hollis
595–611 - Ostracoda from the Underbarrow, Kirkby Moor and Scout Hill Flags (Silurian) near Kendal, Westmorland - R. W. L. Shaw
612–622 - The trilobite Pliomerina Chugaeva from the Ordovician of New South Wales - B. D. Webby
623–628 - Two new Pliocene species of Neomeris (calcareous algae) from the Bowden Beds, Jamaica – Laszlo Racz
629-636 – The nature of Aciculella Pia (Calcareous Algae) – Graham F. Elliott.
637-641 – A new fossil alga from the English Silurian – Graham F. Elliott
642-665 – Revision of some Lower Lias Ostracoda from Yorkshire – Alan Lord.
666-695 – Marsupiate Tertiary echinoids from south-eastern Australia and their zoogeographic significance – G.M. Philip and R.J. Foster.
696-703 - New micromorphic rhynchonellide brachiopod from the Middle Jurassic of England – P.G. Baker.
704-710 – Cyclocystoides from Early Middle Cambrian rocks of northwestern Queensland, Australia – R.A. Henderson and J.H. Shergold.

VOLUME 15 · PART 1 · FEBRUARY 1972
1–28 - Morphology and function of exothecal pore-structures in cystoids - C. R. C. Paul
29–60 - The post cranial skeleton of the Triassic ornithischian dinosaur Fabrosaurus australis - R. A. Thulborn
61–72 - Periodicity structures in the bivalve shell: analysis of stunting in Cerastoderma edule from the Burry Inlet (South Wales) - G. E. Farrow
73–87 - The mechanical properties of bivalve (Mollusca) shell structures - JOHN D. Taylor and Martin Layman
88–107 - Skeletal microstructure and microarchitecture in Scleractinia (Coelenterata) - J. E. Sorauf
108–120 - On Arberia White, and some related Lower Gondwana female fructifications - J. F. Rigby
121–124 - Compression structures in the Lower Carboniferous miospore Dictyotriletes admirabilis Playford - Geoffrey Clayton
125–157 - Regional environmental changes across a Lower Jurassic stage-boundary in Britain - B. W. Sellwood
158–183 - Morphology and taxonomic status of the Jurassic belemnite 'Rhopaloteuthis' somaliensis Spath 1935 - J. A. Jeletzky
184–185 - Short communication: Fossil and living Hemicypris (Ostracoda) from Lake Rudolf, Kenya - Raymond Holmes Bate

VOLUME 15 · PART 2 · JUNE 1972
187–196 - Wicherella and Gramannella, two new genera of Lower Jurassic Ostracoda from England - Alan Lord
197–225 - Hydrozoa and Scyphozoa and other medusoids from the Precambrian Ediacara fauna, South Australia - Mary Wade
226–237 - Two new Cambrian trilobites from Tasmania - J. B. Jago
238–266 - Review of fossil rodents from the Neogene Siwalik Beds of India and Pakistan - Craig C. Black
267–325 - The Sannoisian and some other Upper Palaeogene Ostracoda from north-west Europe - M. C. Keen
326–335 - A new Devonian crinoid from Australia - Denis E. B. Bates
336–364 - New trilobites from the Silurian of north-east Greenland, with a note on trilobite faunas in pure limestones - P. D. Lane
365–377 - The stratigraphic occurrence of early land plants - H. P. Banks
378–380 - Short communication: Use of the pictograph - R. M. C. Eagar

VOLUME 15 · PART 3 · SEPTEMBER 1972
379A–393 - Phosphatized ostracods with appendages from the Lower Cretaceous of Brazil - Raymond Holmes Bate
394–399 - A Texanites–Spinaptychus association from the Upper Cretaceous of Zululand - W. J. Kennedy and H. C. Klinger
400–404 - The affinities of Idiohamites ellipticoides Spath (Cretaceous Ammonoidea) - W. J. Kennedy
405–411 - The systematic position of the Jurassic brachiopod Cadomella - C. H. C. Brunton and D. L. MacKinnon
412–422 - Observations on some lower Palaeozoic tremanotiform Bellerophontacea (Gastropoda) from North America - John S. Peel
423–429 - Marcouia, gen. nov., a problematical plant from the Late Triassic of the southwestern U.S.A. - Sidney R. Ash
430–438 - The Upper Devonian Saltern Cove Goniatite Bed is an intraformational slump - Peter van Straaten and Maurice E. Tucker
439–444 - Ptychodus predation upon a Cretaceous Inoceramus - E. G. Kauffman
445–449 - Ammonites from the transgressive Cretaceous on the Rhenish massif, Germany - J. M. Hancock, W. J. Kennedy, and H. Klaumann
450–472 - The development of the loop in the Jurassic brachiopod Zeilleria leckenbyi - P. G. Baker
473–475 - The brachiopod Acanthocrania in the Ordovician of Wales - A. D. Wright
476–489 - Crystal development in Discoasteraceae and Braarudosphaeraceae (planktonic algae) - Maurice Black
490–495 - A new species of Protocetus (Cetacea) from the Middle Eocene of Kutch, western India - A. Sahni and V. P. Mishra
496–500 - Fossil wood of Platanus from the British Eocene - Donald W. Brett
501–503 - Cretacicrusta gen. nov., a possible alga from the English Cretaceous - Graham F. Elliott
504–518 - The Bajocian ammonite Dorsetensia in Skye, Scotland - N. Morton

VOLUME 15 · PART 4 · DECEMBER 1972
519–538 - The water-vascular system in living and fossil echinoderms [The Fourteenth Annual Address, delivered 3 March 1971] - David Nichols
539–549 - Hiatus concretions and hardground horizons in the Cretaceous of Zululand (South Africa) - W. J. Kennedy and H. C. Klinger
550–568 - A Lower Carboniferous conodont fauna from Chillaton, southwest Devonshire - S. C. Matthews, P. M. Sadler and E. B. Selwood
569–578 - New Upper Carboniferous Chelicerata (Arthropoda) from Somerset, England - T. Ambrose and M. Romano
579–597 - Monograptids from the Upper Silurian and Lower Devonian of Yukon Territory, Canada - Dennis E. Jackson and Alfred C. Lenz
598–618 - Late Triassic plants from the Chinle Formation in north-eastern Arizona - Sidney R. Ash
619–622 - Trinocladus exoticus, a new dasycladacean alga from the Upper Cretaceous of Borneo - Graham F. Elliott
623–630 - The origin of the Silurian Clarkeia shelly fauna of South America, and its extension to West Africa - L. R. M. Cocks
631–636 - Moults of Dakoticancer overanus, an Upper Cretaceous crab from the Pierre Shale of South Dakota - Gale A. Bishop
637–654 - Observations on the shell structure of Triassic ammonoids - E. T. Tozer
655–661 - Gymnospermous wood from the Kimmeridgian of East Sutherland and from the Sandringham Sands of Norfolk - G. T. Creber
662–675 - Nymphs of Palaeodictyoptera (Insecta) from the Westphalian of England - Robin J. Wootton

VOLUME 16 · PART 1 · FEBRUARY 1973
1–40 - Use of palynologic assemblage-types in Wealden correlation - D. J. Batten
41–44 - Upper Cretaceous staminate heads with pollen grains - V. A. Krassilov
45–115 - Taxonomy and evolution of Isograptus Moberg in Australasia - R. A. Cooper
117–138 - Bifida and Kayseria (Brachiopoda) and their affinity - Paul Copper
139–148 - Lapworthellids from the Lower Cambrian Strenuella Limestone at Comley, Shropshire - S. C. Matthews
149–177 - New specimens of Lower Jurassic holostean fishes from India - S. L. Jain
179–193 - On Crassigyrinus scoticus Watson, a primitive amphibian from the Lower Carboniferous of Scotland - A. L. Panchen
195–203 - The aptychi of Sonninia (Ammonitina) from the Bajocian of Scotland - N. Morton
205–217 - In situ coniferous (taxodiaceous) tree remains in the Upper Eocene of southern England - K. Fowler, N. Edwards and D. W. Brett
219–221 - Short communication: Exceptional preservation in cyclostome Bryozoa from the Middle Lias of Northamptonshire - B. Walter and H. P. Powell

VOLUME 16 · PART 2 · JUNE 1973
223–230 - A Miocene solenoporoid alga showing reproductive structures - Graham F. Elliott
231–237 - A Protospongia from the Dalradian of Clare Island, Co. Mayo, Ireland - A. W. A. Rushton and W. E. A. Phillips
239–259 - Observations on the nature of the acritarchs [The Fifteenth Annual Address, delivered March 1972] - C. Downie
261–274 - The palaeoenvironment of the Abbotsbury Ironstone (Upper Jurassic) of Dorset - M. E. Brookfield
275–281 - A Lower Miocene mammalian fauna from Siwa, Egypt - W. R. Hamilton
283–292 - A new crab from the Middle Eocene of Libya - J. S. H. Collins and S. F. Morris
293–305 - Fish otoliths from the English Cretaceous - Frederick C. Stinton
307–333 - Lower Devonian conodonts from New South Wales - Norman M. Savage
335–380 - Lower Carboniferous conodont faunas from south-west Ireland - S. C. Matthews and D. Naylor
381–389 - Palaeoecology of Appalachian gypidulid brachiopods - E. J. Anderson and J. H. Makurath
391–397 - Lower Viséan trilobites from Feltrim, Ireland - Gerhard Hahn and Carsten Brauckmann
399–424 - Palynology of early Cretaceous soil beds and associated strata - D. J. Batten

VOLUME 16 · PART 3 · AUGUST 1973
425–444 - The eyes of Asaphus raniceps Dalman (Trilobita) - E. N. K. Clarkson
445–475 - Remopleurides and other Upper Ordovician trilobites from New South Wales - B. D. Webby
477–517 - Lower Carboniferous conodont faunas from the eastern Mendips, England - Malcolm Butler
519–534 - The structural evolution of the bivalve shell - John D. Taylor
535–550 - The problematical Precambrian fossil Chuaria - Trevor D. Ford and William J. Breed
551–561 - Viséan trilobites form Holwell, Somerset - Gerhard Hahn and Renate Hahn
563–566 - Symbiotic relationships between ectoprocts and gastropods, and ectoprocts and hermit crabs in the French Jurassic - T. J. Palmer and C. D. Hancock
567–601 - Palynologic correlation of the Dorset 'Wealden' - N. F. Hughes and C. A. Croxton
602–606 - [Not printed owing to Authors' revision]
607–621 - Isotopic ratios and Wealden environments - P. Allen, M. L. Keith, F. C. Tan, and P. Deines
623–636 - Buoyancy control and siphuncle function in ammonoids - H. Mutvei and R. A. Reyment
637–643 - An unusual agglutinating foraminifer from the Upper Cretaceous of England - C. G. ADAMS, R. H. Knight, and R. L. Hodgkinson
645–649 - Scanning electron microscopy of latex casts of fossil plant impressions - W. G. Chaloner and M. M. Gay

VOLUME 16 · PART 4 · NOVEMBER 1973
651–663 - A new Silurian echinoid genus from Scotland - Porter M. Kier
665–706 - Dinoflagellate cysts and acritarchs from the Bearpaw Formation (Upper Campanian) of southern Alberta, Canada - Rex Harland
707–711 - On the mode of branching in a new species of Clonograptus - Dennis E. Jackson
713–719 - Notes on open nomenclature and on synonymy lists - S. C. Matthews
721–728 - Wyleyia: a new bird humerus from the Lower Cretaceous of England - C. J. O. Harrison and I. C. A. Walker
729–732 - A problematical dinoflagellate from the Tertiary of Virginia and Maryland - Dewey M. McLean
733 - The application of electron microscopy to palaeontology - M. D. Muir and W. L. Diver
735–763 - Morphology and evolution of the eye in Upper Cambrian Olenidae (Trilobita) - E. N. K. Clarkson
765–776 - Combined transmission and scanning electron microscopy of in situ Palaeozoic spores - T. N. Taylor
777–786 - Wall structure of some agglutinated Foraminiferida - J. W. Murray
787–797 - Transmission electron microscopy of fossil spores - E. K. Kempf
799–826 - Acritarchs of the Middle Silurian Rochester Formation of southern Ontario - Bindra Thusu
827–839 - Trilobite cuticle microstructure and composition - John E. Dalingwater

VOLUME 17 · PART 1 · JUNE 1974
1–40 - A revision of some Ordovician graptolites of eastern North America - John Riva
41–63 - The Lower Palaeozoic acritarchs Priscogalea and Cymatiogalea - S. M. Rasul
65–70 - Two new Paleocene dinoflagellates from Virginia and Maryland - Dewey M. McLean
71–93 - Trilobites from the Gorran Quartzites, Ordovician of south Cornwall - P. M. Sadler
95–109 - The trilobite Clavagnostus Howell from the Cambrian of Tasmania - J. B. Jago and B. Daily
111–124 - A new pelagic trilobite from the Ordovician of Spitsbergen, Ireland, and Utah - R. A. Fortey
125–148 - Williamsoniella lignieri: its pollen and the compression of spherical pollen grains - Tom M. Harris
149–164 - Early growth stages in rhabdomesoid bryozoans from the Lower Carboniferous of Hook Head, Ireland - Ronald Tavener-Smith
165–178 - A new genus of Jurassic bivalve mollusc ancestral to Globocardium - C. P. Palmer
179–202 - Shell structure of Terebratulid brachiopods - D. I. MacKinnon and Alwyn Williams

VOLUME 17 · PART 2 · SEPTEMBER 1974
203–252 - Upper Ordovician trilobites from central New South Wales - B.D. Webby
253–289 - Capitosauroid labyrinthodonts from the Trias of England - Roberta L. Paton
291–310 - A new giant penguin from the Eocene of Australia - R. J. F. Jenkins
311–324 - Lower Devonian (Dittonian) plants from the Welsh Borderland - Dianne Edwards and John B. Richardson
325–339 - Megalosaurids from the Bajocian (Middle Jurassic) of Dorset - Michael Waldman
341–347 - Lower Cretaceous sclerosponge from the Slovakian Tatra Mountains - Józef Kazmierczak
349–363 - Two new subspecies of Phacops rana [Trilobita] from the Middle Devonian of North-West Africa - Christopher J. Burton and Niles Eldredge
365–370 - Podocarpus from the Upper Cretaceous of Eastern Asia and its bearing on the theory of conifer evolution - V. A. Krassilov
371–385 - Lower Carboniferous conodont faunas from north-east Devonshire - S. C. Matthews and J. M. Thomas
387–408 - An apparently heterosporous plant from the Middle Devonian of New Brunswick - Henry N. Andrews, Patricia G. Gensel, and William H. Forbes
409–421 - The Silurian trilobite Onycopyge Woodward - D. J. Holloway and K. S. W. Campbell
423–429 - Selective epizoan encrustation of some Silurian Brachiopods from Gotland - J. M. Hurst
431–434 - Short communication: An improved method of mounting palaeontological specimens for SEM examination - E. M. Finch
435–436 - Short communication: A specimen location technique for SEM strew mounts - J. F. Laing
437–439 - Short communication: Affinity of Dayiacean brachiopods - J. G. Johnson

VOLUME 17 · PART 3 · OCTOBER 1974
441–473 - The Upper Palaeozoic tetracoral genera Lophophyllidium and Timorphyllum - Jerzy Fedorowski
475–506 - Foraminiferal biostratigraphy of the Oligocene–Miocene limestones of Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) - C. G. Adams and D. J. Belford
507–524 - The ecology of a Middle Jurassic hardground and crevice fauna - T. J. Palmer and F. T. Fürsich
525–539 - The Lepidodendroid stoma - B. A. Thomas
541–552 - Lower Permian Pelycosaurs from the English Midlands - Roberta L. Paton
553–563 - The production of stratigraphical range-diagrams by automatic methods - Ian E. Penn
565–577 - The Devonian genus Keega (Algae) reinterpreted as a stromatoporoid basal layer - Robert Riding
579–585 - Trophic group and evolution in bivalve molluscs - Jeffrey S. Levinton
587–598 - Leaf anatomy of Weichselia based on fusainized material - K. L. Alvin
599–622 - Ostracods from the Domerian and Toarcian of England - Alan R. Lord
623–653 - Dinoflagellate cysts from the Aptian type sections at Gargas and La Bédoule, France - Roger J. Davey and Jean-Pierre Verdier
655–668 - Chonophyllinid corals from the Silurian of New South Wales - R. A. McLean
669–684 - A new Quaternary ostracod genus from Argentina - Robin Charles Whatley and Teresa del Carmen Cholich
685–697 - The affinities of the trilobite genus Scharyia, with a description of two new species - R. M. Owens
699–705 - A new proboscidean from the late Miocene of Kenya - Vincent J. Maglio
707–714 - New microfossils from the Silurian (Llandovery, stage 6) of the Oslo region, Norway - ørnulf Lauritzen
715–726 - The Australian tabulate coral genus Hattonia - J. W. Pickett and J. S. Jell
727–728 - Short communication: The Lower Cretaceous ammonite genera proposed by C. Jabob in 1907 - M. K. Howarth

VOLUME 17 · PART 4 · NOVEMBER 1974
729–744 - The conodont apparatus as a food-gathering mechanism [The Seventeenth Annual Address, delivered March 1974] - Maurits Lindström
745–777 - Review of the stratigraphy of the Wenlock Series in the Welsh Borderland and South Wales - Michael G. Bassett
779–810 - Wenlock and Ludlow marine communities in Wales and the Welsh Borderland - C. E. Calef and N. J. Hancock
811–840 - A Lower Carboniferous brachiopod fauna from the Manifold Valley, Staffordshire - C. H. C. Brunton and C. Champion
841–868 - Trilobites from the Sholeshook Limestone (Ashgill) of South Wales - David Price
869–877 - A new spider-crab from the Miocene of New Zealand - R. J. F. Jenkins
879–900 - Environmental factors determining the distribution of brachiopods - F. T. Fürsich and J. M. Hurst
901–907 - A new trionychid turtle from the Lower Eocene of Kent - C. A. Walker and R. T. J. Moody
909–924 - Lower Carboniferous conodont biostratigraphy of New South Wales - T. B. H. Jenkins
925–947 - Non-vascular land plants from the Devonian of Ghana - W. G. Chaloner, M. K. Mensah and M. D. Crane
949–962 - Ecological succession in intraformational hardground formation - R. Goldring and J. Kazmierczak

VOLUME 18 · PART 1 · FEBRUARY 1975
1–17 - The phylogenetic affinities of fenestelloid bryozoans - R. Tavener-Smith
19–24 - Protostigmaria, a new plant organ from the Lower Mississippian of Virginia - James R. Jennings
25–40 - The cranial morphology of a new lower Cretaceous turtle from southern England - Jeanne Evans and T. S. Kemp
41–91 - Bajocian Sonniniidae and other ammonites from western Scotland - Nicol Morton
93–116 - British Lower Greensand Serpulidae - S. Ware
117–136 - Cephalopoda from the Carboniferous of Argentina - A. C. Riccardi and N. Sabattini
137–159 - Early Llandovery trilobites from Wales with notes on British Llandovery calymenids - J. T. Temple
161–178 - Larger Foraminifera from the Lower Eocene of the Gebel Gurnah, Luxor, Egypt - Khaled A. Hamam
179–189 - Secondary changes in micro-ornamentation of some Devonian ambocoeliid brachiopods - Andrzej Balinski
191–205 - Ammonites from the Doulting Conglomerate Bed (Upper Bajocian, Jurassic) of Somerset - C. F. Parsons
207–216 - Jurassic freshwater ostracods from the Kota Limestone of India - A. Govindan

VOLUME 18 · PART 2 · MAY 1975
217–254 - Functional morphology, ecology, and evolutionary conservatism in the Glycymerididae (Bivalvia) - R. D. K. Thomas
255–274 - Hydroid-serpulid symbiosis in the Mesozoic and Tertiary - Colin T. Scrutton
275–283 - The interpretation of the lower Cretaceous heteromorph ammonite genera Paracrioceras and Hoplocrioceras Spath, 1924 - Peter F. Rawson
285–314 - Loop development and the classification of terebratellacean brachiopods - Joyce R. Richardson
315–322 - Tanchintongia gen. nov., a bizarre Permian myalinid bivalve from West Malaysia and Japan - Bruce Runnegar and Derek J. Gobbett
323–332 - The Silurian conodont Ozarkodina sagitta and its value in correlation - R. J. Aldridge
333–341 - New evidence on the nature of the jaw suspension in Palaeozoic anacanthous sharks - Rainer Zangerl and Michael E. Williams
343–350 - Palaeogeographical implications of two Silurian shelly faunas from the Arra Mountains and Cratloe Hills, Ireland - J. A. Weir
351–366 - Transported algae as indicators of different marine habitats in the English Middle Jurassic - G. F. Elliott
367–375 - Ecology and functional morphology of an uncinulid brachiopod from the Devonian of Spain - Peter Westbroek, Ferry Neijndorff and Jan H. Stel
377–383 - A new Jurassic scaphopod from the Oxford Clay of Buckinghamshire - Charles Philip Palmer
385–390 - Arjamannia, a new Upper Ordovician–Silurian pleurotomariacean gastropod from Britain and North America - John S. Peel
391–417 - Interrelationships of early terrestrial arthropods and plants - P. G. Kevan, W. G. Chaloner and D. B. O. Savile
419–436 - Ostracods, land plants, and Charales from the basal Purbeck Beds of Portesham Quarry, Dorset - D. Barker, C. E. Brown, S. C. Bugg and J. Costin
437–438 - Short communication: Remarks on Mutvei and Reyment's hypothesis regarding ammonoid phragmacones - G. E. G. Westermann
438–439 - Short communication: Reply to Westermann - H. Mutvei and R. A. Reyment
441 - Short communication: Glaessnerella (Crustacea Decapoda, Cymonomidae), a replacement name for Glaessneria Wright & Collins, 1972 non Takeda & Miyake, 1969 - C. W. Wright and J. S. H. Collins

VOLUME 18 · PART 3 · AUGUST 1975
443–482 - Palaeoecology of a bituminous shale—the Lower Oxford Clay of central England - K. L. Duff
483–507 - Megaspores and massulae of Azolla prisca from the Oligocene of the Isle of Wight - K. Fowler
509–525 - Ludlow benthonic assemblages - J. D. Lawson
527–550 - The trilobite Lejopyge Hawle and Corda and the middle–upper Cambrian boundary - B. Daily and J. B. Jago
551–561 - The ostracod Paraparchites minax Ivanov, sp. nov. from the Permian of the U.S.S.R., and its muscle-scar field - M. N. Gramm and V. K. Ivanov
563–570 - The Bradycnemidae, a new family of owls from the upper Cretaceous of Romania - C. J. O. Harrison and C. A. Walker
571–605 - A new ?bryozoan from the Carboniferous of eastern Australia
Brian A. Engel
607–611 - The Hauterivian ammonite genus Lyticoceras Hyatt, 1900 and its synonym Endemoceras Thiermann, 1963 - C. W. Wright
613–629 - Two Triassic fish from South Africa and Australia, with comments on the evolution of the Chondrostei - Peter Hutchinson
631–656 - Silurian crinoids from the Pentland Hills, Scotland - James C. Brower
657–664 - A new carinate phylloceratid ammonite from the early Albian (Cretaceous) of Zululand, South Africa - H. C. Klinger, J. Wiedmann and W. J. Kennedy

VOLUME 18 · PART 4 · NOVEMBER 1975
665–679 - Kirklandia texana Caster—Cretaceous hydrozoan medusoid or trace fossil chimaera? - F. T. Fürsich and W. J. Kennedy
681–702 - An outline history of seagrass communities - M. D. Brasier
703–724 - The biostratigraphy of the upper Ordovician and lower Silurian of South-west Dyfed, with comments on the Hirnantia fauna - L. R. M. Cocks and D. Price
725–739 - Comparative analysis of fossil and recent echinoid bioerosion - R. G. Bromley
741–752 - English hypsilophodontid dinosaurs (Reptilia: Ornithischia) - Peter M. Galton
753–773 - Bibliography and index of catalogues of type, figured, and cited fossils in museums in Britain - Michael G. Bassett
775–808 - Mid-Cretaceous angiosperm pollen from southern England and northern France - J. F. Laing
809–822 - Radnoria, a new Silurian proetacean trilobite, and the origins of the Brachymetopidae - R. M. Owens and A. T. Thomas
823–829 - A new crab, Costacopluma concava from the upper Cretaceous of Nigeria - J. S. H. Collins and S. F. Morris
831–845 - A Lower Permian temnospondylous amphibian from the English Midlands - Roberta L. Paton
847–864 - A revision of the Triassic to lowest Jurassic dinoflagellate Rhaetogonyaulax - Rex Harland, S. Jack Morbey and William A. S. Sarjeant
865–869 - The production of faunal lists by automatic methods - Ian E. Penn
871–877 - The lectotype of the ammonite Cadomites psilacanthus (Wermbter) - G. E. G. Westermann and M. Rioult
Short communication:
879–882 - Short communication: Terebratulide affinity of the brachiopod Spirifera minima Moore - P. G. Baker and C. J. T. Copp
883–887 - Short communication: New data on Tremadoc graptolites from Yukon, Canada - D. E. Jackson
Errata:
vi - Larger Foraminifera from the Lower Eocene of the Gebel Gurnah, Luxor, Egypt: erratum - Khaled A. Hamam
vi - Ammonites from the Doulting Conglomerate Bed (Upper Bajocian, Jurassic) of Somerset: erratum - C. F. Parsons

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