The Evolution and Classification of the Cretaceous Ammonites and their Jurassic Progenitors

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The Evolution and Classification of the Cretaceous Ammonites and their Jurassic Progenitors

Robert Cooper, Michael

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CRC Press（2024/12発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 642 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781032762791
DDC分類 564.53

Full Description

This book is a unique text that illustrates and describes all the nominal genera of Cretaceous ammonites and their Jurassic progenitors on the basis of their type species.

There is no judgement as to validity, and the authors leaves it to the reader to subjectively recognize or synonymize those taxa as they see fit, based on the premises and philosophies to which they ascribe. The author argues that the taxonomy offered by the Treatise, the fundamental reference work, is no longer appropriate and genera need to be redefined according to testable hypotheses. The purpose of this book, therefore, is redescribe the type species of every nominal genus and to use these to construct a new phylogenetic classification not hampered by preconceived opinion. It emphasizes the importance of "trifling characters" for classification, and that taxonomic rank is not optional but is predetermined by evolutionary position. A new higher classification is introduced for the group using the higher taxa proposed for the phylogenetic classification of the Bivalvia. Hypothesized relationships are depicted by the use of cladograms, recognizing these portray only affiliations among the sample and not necessarily close taxonomic bond.

This book will be of great interest to palaeontologists, geologists, stratigraphers, biogeographers and interested students of geology, and paleology. It will also make a good addition to universities, museums, and public libraries.

Introduction

1. Phylum Mollusca Linnaeus, 1758
2. Clade Eumollusca Ruppert, Fox & Barnes, 2004
3. Subphylum Conchifera Gegenbaur, 1878
4. Superclass Cyrtosoma Runnegar & Pojeta, 1974
5. Class Cephalopoda Cuvier, 1797
6. Subclass Neocephalopoda Lehmann & Hillmer, 1980
7. Megaorder Ammonita Aggasiz, 1840
8. Superorder Ammonitiformii Zittel, 1884
9. Order Phylloceratida Hyatt, 1900
10. Suborder Phylloceratidina Hyatt, 1900
11. Order Lytoceratida Hyatt, 1900
12. Suborder Lytoceratidina Hyatt, 1889
13. Suborder Tetragonitidina Schindewolf, 1962
14. Order Ammonitida Zittel, 1884
15. Suborder Haploceratidina Besnosov & Mikhailova, 1984
16. Order Perisphinctida Houša, 1965
17. Suborder Perisphinctidina Houša, 1965
18. Suborder Protancyloceratidina Vermeulen, 2005
19. Order Acanthoceratida Hyatt, 1900
20. Suborder Desmoceratidina Ruzhensev, 1962
21. Suborder Placenticeratidina Hyatt, 1900
22. Suborder Acanthoceratidina Hyatt, 1900
23. Hyporder Brancoceratoidei nov
24. Hyporder Acanthoceratoidei Hyatt, 1900
25. Hyporder Collignoniceratoidei nov
26. Order Ancyloceratida Wiedmann, 1962
27. Suborder Ataxioceratidina nov
28. Hyporder Ataxioceratoidei nov
29. Hyporder Polyptychitoidei nov
30. Hyporder Neocomitoidei Salfeld, 1921
31. Hyporder Crioceratitoidei nov
32. Hyporder Pulchellioidei nov
33. Suborder Ancyloceratidina Wiedmann, 1962
34. Hyporder Ancyloceratoidei Wiedmann, 1962
35. Hyporder Douvilleiceratoidei nov
36. Suborder Turrilitidina Besnosov & Mikhailova, 1984

References
List of new genera
Index