Search for dissertations about: "Paleontologi"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 35 swedish dissertations containing the word Paleontologi.
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11. Bivalve shells as environmental archives
Abstract : Bivalves can be used as environmental biomonitors by studying the growth rate and the structure of their shells, as well as by analysing elemental distribution in the shells. Information about water chemistry, temperature and pH, about precipitation, food supply and other environmental parameters are stored in the bivalve shells. READ MORE
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12. Evolution and ecology of Baltic late Ordovician univalved molluscs
Abstract : Univalved molluscs (Gastropoda and Tergomya) are common fossils in the Palaeozoic succession across Baltoscandia, but most of the more embracive descriptive works on this group appeared before or near the turn of the 19th century. The study presented here aims at revision and description of some Baltoscandian late Ordovician/early Silurian univalved molluscs with emphasis on their shell morphology. READ MORE
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13. Evolution of the earliest molluscs
Abstract : The first helcionelloid molluscs appeared in the late Vendian and were forerunners ofthe sudden molluscan diversification of the Cambrian explosion. The diversification ofMollusca coincided with global changes in the lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere,and biosphere coincident with the break-up of the Late Proterozoic supercontinentRodinia, a distinct shift in oceanic water geochemistry, and the sudden abundance ofshelled multicellular organisms. READ MORE
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14. Palaeobiology and Chemostratigraphy of the Precambrian - Cambrian Transitional Beds on the Siberian Platform
Abstract : Biological innovations during the Precambrian-Cambrian transition opened evolutionary gates towards the modem biosphere. Two interrelated aspects of this process are investigated. The first one is the ecological radiation and beginning of calcareous biomineralization in mollusc-like organisms (shelled molluscs, coeloscleritophorans, and hyoliths). READ MORE
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15. Palaeobiology and taphonomy of early problematic fossils
Abstract : Extinct organisms that cannot be accommodated in any extant phylum are generally referred to as "problematic fossils". They are more numerous in progressively older strata and constitute an important part of the late Proterozoic and early Palaeozoic biota. READ MORE
