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Notes for a Short Course: Studies in Geology, 1981
Many taxonomic studies of bryozoans have been published since the late 19th century and most of these studies contain biostratigraphic information about the occurrences of the bryozoans described. Unfortunately, very few attempts have been made to arrange this information into usuable zonation schemes at either the provincial or worldwide level.
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Many taxonomic studies of bryozoans have been published since the late 19th century and most of these studies contain biostratigraphic information about the occurrences of the bryozoans described. Unfortunately, very few attempts have been made to arrange this information into usuable zonation schemes at either the provincial or worldwide level.
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1991
One hundred eighty-four species of bryozoans are present in the Galapagos Islands (Banta and Redden, 1990), a number comparable to that of the most diverse bryozoan faunas known. This number is probably an underestimate, especially for ctenostomes. Variations in species lists among the Islands are small, so at least for the purposes of this report, the
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One hundred eighty-four species of bryozoans are present in the Galapagos Islands (Banta and Redden, 1990), a number comparable to that of the most diverse bryozoan faunas known. This number is probably an underestimate, especially for ctenostomes. Variations in species lists among the Islands are small, so at least for the purposes of this report, the
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Notes for a Short Course: Studies in Geology, 1981
Duncan (1957) and Osburn (1957) provided excellent literature surveys on the paleoecology and ecology of bryozoans; this report is intended as an updating of Duncan's work. Publications on modern bryozoans are not included here except for certain papers directed toward paleontologic problems.
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Duncan (1957) and Osburn (1957) provided excellent literature surveys on the paleoecology and ecology of bryozoans; this report is intended as an updating of Duncan's work. Publications on modern bryozoans are not included here except for certain papers directed toward paleontologic problems.
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1965
Extensive collections of Bryozoa have been made in the Antarctic but some still remain to be written up. Table I lists the bryozoologists and the expeditions which collected their Bryozoa. A key letter precedes each bryozoologist’s name, as F for Borg, B for Busk, H for Hastings, etc. The key letters will also be used in Tables II and III.
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Extensive collections of Bryozoa have been made in the Antarctic but some still remain to be written up. Table I lists the bryozoologists and the expeditions which collected their Bryozoa. A key letter precedes each bryozoologist’s name, as F for Borg, B for Busk, H for Hastings, etc. The key letters will also be used in Tables II and III.
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New species of cheilostomate Bryozoa from Antarctica and the Subantarctic southwest Atlantic
Journal of Natural History, 1993P J Hayward
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