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C.A. Marsicano D. Perea M. Ubilla 《Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Paleontology》2013,37(2):119-123
A new temnospondyl from the Early Triassic Buena Vista Formation (Paraná Basin) in Uruguay is described. The specimen is represented by a skull table fragment which includes the left orbit, and, although fairly incomplete, shows close affinities with the basal temnospondyl clade (Dvinosaurus + Tupilakosauridae). Previously, members of this clade were only known from Upper Permian and Lower Triassic deposits from the Northern Hemisphere. The new specimen described herein together with a recent record from the Lower Triassic of South Africa (Karoo Basin), support the hypothesis of an invasion of members of the basal (Dvinosaurus + Tupilakosauridae) clade into Gondwana as early as the Late Permian. 相似文献
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Andrew C Rozefelds 《Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Paleontology》2013,37(3):459-462
A fossil described as Lepidostrobus muelleri Johnston is referred to temnospondyl amphibians and is shown to have affinities with either the Rhinesuchidae or the Rhytidosteidae. 相似文献
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Kenneth G. McKenzie Jean-Pierre Peypouquet 《Alcheringa: An Australasian Journal of Paleontology》2013,37(4):291-303
Study of an ostracode assemblage from the Miocene Fyansford Formation near Mornington allows determination of the principal characteristics of the hydrologic environment at that time. Palaeodepth was upper epibathyal (about 150–250 m). The oxygen minimum zone mostly was weakly demarcated at about O2 5 ml/l. Productivity was good and the benthic ostracode microfauna was rich and varied. Occasionally, a sudden and strong increase in productivity occurred which correlated to a rapid and well marked increase in the oxygen minimum zone. Physico-chemical factors, which developed following bacterial breakdown of organic matter that had accumulated on the bottom, are reflected in Bradleya shells by distinct signs of aggradation/degradation. A few allochthonous forms from the nearby continental shelf were transported downwards onto this part of the upper slope. Bottom currents contributed (by furrowing) to the formation of calcareous ‘hard grounds’. Bradleya morningtonensis n.sp. is described as new. 相似文献
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