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|a Morphodynamics /
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|a [1st ed.].
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|a Incluye índice analítico.
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|a Introduction: Principles of morphodynamic
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|a Chapter 1: Fabricational noise in body shapes -- 1.1 The concep of morphodynamics -- 1.2 Coiled cone morphospace: simulations -- 1.3 Morphogenetic countdowns -- 1.4 Deformation of the generation curve -- 1.5 Morphologies induced by mobile partners
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|a Chapter 2: Other Fabricational Morphospaces -- 2.1 Frilled margins -- 2.2 Expanding balloons -- 2.3 Tile balloons -- 2.4 Lace structures -- 2.5 Remote mineralization
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|a Chapter 3: Bifurcating and Intercalating Patterns -- 3.1 Dendritic patterns -- 3.2 Leaf venations -- 3.3 Insect wing patterns -- 3.4 Intercalation hierarchy and enslavement -- 3.5 Pattern repair
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|a Chapter 4: Other Patterns -- 4.1 Mineralized fold patterns -- 4.2 Zebra patterns -- 4.3 Divaricate patterns in bivalves -- 4.4 Divaricate burrowing ribs I -- 4.5 Divaricate burroing ribs II
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|a Chapter 5: Life Styles -- 5.1 Ecologic guilds of marine invertebrates -- 5.2 Paleozoic soft-bottoon brachiopods -- 5.3 Patellaemorphs -- 5.4 Horn-shaped passive implanters and rolling harvesters
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|a Chapter 6: Patterns of Evolution Versus Counter Evolution -- 6.1 The cambrian ecologic revolution and golden ages -- 6.2 Golden ages II and III -- 6.3 Golden biotope: Deep sea -- 6.4 Golden Naibed: Beach Sand I -- 6.5 Beach Sand II
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|a Chapter 7: Taphonomy -- 7.1 Taphonomic concept and burial processes -- 7.2 Shell stratinomy -- 7.3 Postmortem deformations -- 7.4 Diagenetic overprints -- 7.5 Storm Taphonomy -- 7.5 Selectiv preservation in Jurassc Lagerstäten
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|a Chapter 8: Protists -- 8.1 Flagellate brick making -- 8.2 Siliceus lace capsules I -- 8.3 Siliceus lace capsules II: radiolaria -- 8.4 Scalind in larger foraminifera -- 8.5 Xenophyophora
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|a Chapter 9: Vendobionts: Lost Life Forms of Ediacaran Times -- 9.1 Vendobiont disparity -- 9.2 Vendobiont canstruction -- 9.3 Overmat community, mistaken point -- 9.4 Ediacaran snapshots -- 9.5 Vendobionta underground
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|a Chapter 10: Sponges -- 10.1 Sand sponges -- 10.2 Silurian soft-bottoon sponges -- 10.3 Chemung sponges -- 10.4 Chamberes sponges -- 10.5 Soft-bottoon strategies -- 10.6 Sponge symbioses and clionid borers
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|a Chapter 11: Soft-Bottom Actinians and Jellyfish -- 11.1 Soft-Polyp lifestyes -- 11.2 Psammocoralia I -- 11.3 Psammocoralia II -- 11.4 Fossil jellyfish -- 11.5 Conulariids
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|a Chapter 12: Soft-Bottom Corals --12.1 Secondary soft-botton Dwellers I -- 12.2 Secondary soft-botton Dwellers II -- 12.3 Scleractinia I -- 12.4 Scleractinia II -- 12.5 Non-sexual proliferation
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|a Chapter 13: Brachiopods: Bivalved Shells with a Difference -- 13.1 Recliners, sediement stickers and rock dwellers -- 13.2 Passive implanters -- 13.3 Life positions recorder by Epizoans -- 13.4 Productids -- 13.5 Bizarre permian brachiopods
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|a Chapter 14: Bivalves I: Constructional and Morphogenetic Principles -- 14.1 Energy stornig ligamentes -- 14.2 Consequences of marginal pneu growth -- 14.3 Growth-conformable sculptures -- 14.4 Pholad boring -- 14.5 Tube bivalves -- 14.6 Chemosymbiosis and photosymbiosis
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|a Chapter 15: Bivalves II: Evolutionary Ecology -- 15.1 Adaptational pathways -- 15.2 Mytiloida radiation -- 15.3 Anomiid recliners -- 15.4 Soft-bottom pernamorphs -- 15.5 Soft-bottom oysters -- 15.5 Rudists
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|a Chapter 16: Gastropod Heteromorphy: Or How to Get Out of the Spiral Syndrome -- 16.1 Derailde coiling -- 16.2 Muricid varices: iterative countdowns -- 16.3 Strombids: terminal countdowns -- 16.4 Ballast shells -- 16.5 Opercula -- 16.6 Kimberella: earliest mollusc?
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|a Chapter 17: Ammonites I: Outer Shell and Jaws. How valid is the Nautilus Model? -- 17.1 Rib Patterns -- 17.2 Shell geometry and streamlining -- 17.3 Aberrant grownt patterns -- 17.4 Aptychi jaw transformation -- 17.5 Siphuncular necks
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|a Chapter 18: Ammonites II: Septal Apparatus -- 18.1 Septal surfaces -- 18.2 Suture lines -- 18.3 Lobe size: whorl selection and coiling -- 18.4 Placenticeras -- 18.5 Sutural replication -- Ceratitization in epicontinental seas
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|a Chapter 19: Ammonites III: Taphonomy -- 19.1 Pseudo-bites in placenticeras -- 19.2 Fragmentation by predators -- 19.3 Fouling in Posidonia Shales -- 19.4 Bottom transport and accumulation -- 19.5 Diagenetic flattening -- 19.6 Taphonomic case histories in muschelkalk ceratites
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|a Chapter 20: Straight Cephalopods -- 20.1 Belemnite rostra -- 20.2 Conellate structures -- 20.3 Belemnite taphonomy -- 20.4 Balancing strategies and apertural margins
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|a Chapter 21: Worm-Like Organisms -- 21.1 Pelagic hitchhikers and spaghettiform colonies -- 21.2 Gordian anchors and iterative countdowns -- 21.3 Climbers and horn-shaped recliners -- 21.4 Rotularia: contdown programs for resurrection -- 21.5 Machaeridia: scaly monsterns
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|a Chapter 22: Trilobites -- 22.1 Horned trilobites and sieve brims -- 22.2 Terrace Lines -- 22.3 Ornamentation and pattern repair -- 22.4 Trilobite burrows -- 22.5 Sensory organs I -- 22.6 Sensory organs II: Trilobite Eyes
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|a Chapter 23: Cirripeds: Arthropods Become Sessile -- 23.1 Acrothoracica: borings as tools in palentology -- 23.2 Lepadomorpha: halfway to bivladness -- 23.3 Balanomorpha: the ruling cirripeds -- 23.4 Whale barnacles -- 23.5 Turtle barnacles I -- 23.6 Turtle barnacles II
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|a Chapter 24: Echinoids -- 24.1 Echinoids skeletons -- 24.2 Echinoid pneu shapes -- 24.3 Pneud design and modification -- 24.4 Spines of epibenthic echinoids -- 24.5 Sand dollars I: food transport -- 24.6 Sand dollars II: evolutionary history
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|a Chapter 25: Crinoids -- 25.1 Ecology of pelagic crinoids -- 25.2 Pelagic crinoids in bituminous shales -- 25.3 Ecology of pelagic crinoids II -- 25.4 PelagicCrinoids in platy limestones -- 25.5 Soft-bottom anchorage
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|a Chapter 26: Extinct Echinoderms: Deviant Symmetries and Armored Tube Feet -- 26.1 Heliclopacoids: playing at peristaltic worms -- 26.2 Ophiocistioids -- 26.3 Edrioasteroids and cyclocystoids -- 26.4 Blastoid morphology and construction -- 26.5 Blastoid variation -- 26.6 Respitaion in brachiolate forms
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|a Chapter 27: Clonal Colonies -- 27.1 Bryozoan colonies I -- 27.2 Bryozoan colonies II -- 27.3 Soft-bottom favositid colonies I -- 27.4 Soft-bottom favositid colonies II -- 27.5 Graptolites as cartesian mobiles
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|a Paleontología de los invertebrados
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|a Morfología (biología)
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