PAL.EONTOLOGICAL RESEARCHES

The Paleontological Society.

I am examining fossil plant specimens from the Blue Rim site of the Eocene (~50 Ma) Bridger Formation in southwestern Wyoming. This site is rare in that multiple plant organs are preserved together. By characterizing the flora, I can assess the diversity and complete a paleoclimate and paleoecological analysis. After using the funds provided by The Paleontological Society for field equipment, I...

Paleontological Society Officers

President William I. Ausich President-Elect David Bottjer Past-President Patricia H. Kelley Secretary Roger D. K. Thomas Treasurer Mark E. Patzkowsky JP Managing Editors Ann (Nancy) F. Budd Christopher A. Brochu Jonathan Adrain Paleobiology Editors Tomasz Baumiller Robyn Burnham Philip Gingerich Program Coordinator Mark A. Wilson Special Publications Editor Russell D. (Tim) White Education Coor...

Extinctions: a paleontological perspective.

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Experimental researches, oncomorphology, oncoimmunology

The University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions

5 Thalassinoides sp. 19 INTRODUCTION 6 Genus Trichichnus Frey, n. gen. 20 Purpose and scope 6 Trichichnus linearis Frey, n. sp. 20 Stratigraphy 6 Genus Zoophycos Massalongo, 1855 22 Correlation of Fort Hays exposures 9 Zoophycos sp. A 22 Petrology 9 Zoophycos sp. B 22 Paleontology 9 Miscellaneous burrows 23 Acknowledgments 10 Arthrophycus-like burrows 23 TRACE FOSSILS (ICHNOLOGY) 10 Scaphopod-s...