Review of Recent Research on “Pelmatozoans”
@article{Regnix1975ReviewOR, title={Review of Recent Research on “Pelmatozoans”}, author={Gerhard Regn{\'e}ix}, journal={Pal{\"a}ontologische Zeitschrift}, year={1975}, volume={49}, pages={530-564} }
This review is a presentation of progressive knowledge gained on the three subphyla Homalozoa (= Carpoidea), Blastozoa and Crinozoa during the las decade — i. e. after drafting of the manuscripts for the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, vols. S 1(1) and S 1(2) of 1967.Concerning the Crinoidea, the Treatise volume of which has not appeared yet, the accounting period covers two decades.ZusammenfassungFür die drei Subphyla Homalozoa (= Carpoidea), Blastozoa und Crinozoa und damit für das…
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