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|a Bringing fossils to life
|b : an introduction to paleobiology /
|c Donald R. Prothero
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|a Preface. To the student: Why study fossils? -- The fossil record: a window on the past. 1. The fossil record. What is a fossil? How does an organism become a fossil? -- What factors affect the fossilization potential of an organism? -- What factors are required for extraordinary preservation? -- How good is the fossil record? -- Conclusions -- 2. Variation in fossils. Theme: Variation -- How do organisms vary during their lifespans? -- How do populations of organisms vary? -- Conclusions --
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|a 3. Species and speciation. What is a species? -- The species problem in paleontology -- Conclusions -- 4. Systematics. Why systematics? -- Evolution and classification -- Competing systematic philosophies -- Moleuclar systematics -- Codes of systematics -- Nomenclature -- Conclusions -- 5. Evolution. The evolution of evolution -- The "evolutionary synthesis" -- Challenges to the neo-darwinian synthesis -- Evolution and the fossil record -- Conclusions --
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|a 6. Extintion. The fact of extintion -- The causes of extinction: bad genes or bad luck? -- Background extinctions and the red quieen hypothesis -- The major mass extinctions -- Is there a common cause? -- Conclusions -- 7. Functional morphology. Form and function -- Theoretical morphology -- Functional hypotheses as testable science -- Case studies in functional morphology -- Conclusions -- 8. Paleoecology. Ecology and paleoecology -- Ecological relationships -- Environmental limiting factors -- Direct paleoecological evidence -- Some ecological ideas that have been applied (and misapplied) to fossils -- Evolutionary paleoecology -- Conclusions --
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|a 9. Biogeography. Organisms in space and time -- Ecological biogeography -- Historical biogeography -- Conclusions -- 10. Faunal succession -- Biostratigraphic zonotions -- Factors controlling fossil distributions -- Biostratigraphic sampling -- The time significance of biostratigraphic events -- North american land mammal "ages" and biochronology -- Quantitative biostratigraphy -- Resolution, precision and accuracy -- Index fossils and the global biostratigraphic standard -- Conclusions -- Life of the past and present. 11. Micropaleontology: fossil protistans. Introduction -- The kingdoms of life -- Foraminifera -- Radiolaria -- Diatoms -- Coccolithorphores --
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|a 12. Colonial life: Sponges, Archaeocyathans and Cnidarians. Introductions -- Sponges -- Archaerocyathans -- Cnidarians -- 13. The Lophophorates: Brachiopods and Bryozoans. Introduction -- Brachiopods -- Bryozoans -- 14. Jointed limbs: the Arthropods. Introduction -- Systematics -- Trilobitomorpha -- Chelicerata -- Crustacea -- Tracheata (Uniramia) -- 15. Kingdom of the seashell: the Mollucs. Introduction -- Systematics -- Molluse origins and diversification -- Gastropods -- Bivalves -- Cephalopods -- 16. Spiny kins: the Echinoderms. Introduction -- Systematics -- Crinoids -- Echinoids -- 17. Dry bones: vertebrates and their relatives. Introduction -- The road to amphioxus -- Getting a head -- The Craniates -- Jaws -- The gnathostomes -- Fish bones -- The osteichthyans -- Lobe-fins -- The Sarcopterygians -- Four on the floor: the Tetrapods -- Land eggs: the Amniotes -- Feathered dinosaurs: the birds -- Furry folk: synapsids and mammals --
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|a 18. Fossilized behavior: trace fossil. Introduction -- Preservation -- Classification -- Ichnofacies -- Ichnofabric -- Trace fossils through time -- 19. Traces of the Earth's green mantle: paleobotany. Introduction -- Plant taphonomy -- The first photosynthetic organism -- The plant kingdom -- Vascular plants -- Tracheophytes -- Naked seeds: the Gymnosperms -- Flower power: the Angiosperm revolution -- Floras through time.
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