Search Results - "Rudnitzki, Isaac D."

Dawn of diverse shelled and carbonaceous animal microfossils at ~ 571 Ma by Morais, Luana, Freitas, Bernardo T., Fairchild, Thomas Rich, Clavijo Arcos, Rolando Esteban, Guillong, Marcel, Vance, Derek, de Campos, Marcelo Da Roz, Babinski, Marly, Pereira, Luiz Gustavo, Leme, Juliana M., Boggiani, Paulo C., Osés, Gabriel L., Rudnitzki, Isaac D., Galante, Douglas, Rodrigues, Fabio, Trindade, Ricardo I. F.

“…The Ediacaran-Cambrian transition documents a critical stage in the diversification of animals. The global fossil record documents the appearance of…”
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Deciphering pyritization-kerogenization gradient for fish soft-tissue preservation by Osés, Gabriel L., Petri, Setembrino, Voltani, Cibele G., Prado, Gustavo M. E. M., Galante, Douglas, Rizzutto, Marcia A., Rudnitzki, Isaac D., da Silva, Evandro P., Rodrigues, Fabio, Rangel, Elidiane C., Sucerquia, Paula A., Pacheco, M. L. A. F.

“…Soft-tissue preservation provides palaeobiological information that is otherwise lost during fossilization. In Brazil, the Early Cretaceous Santana Formation…”
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Insights into the skeletonization, lifestyle, and affinity of the unusual Ediacaran fossil Corumbella by Pacheco, Mírian L A Forancelli, Galante, Douglas, Rodrigues, Fabio, Leme, Juliana de M, Bidola, Pidassa, Hagadorn, Whitey, Stockmar, Marco, Herzen, Julia, Rudnitzki, Isaac D, Pfeiffer, Franz, Marques, Antonio C

“…The Ediacaran fossil Corumbella is important because it is hypothesized to be a scyphozoan cnidarian, and thus might be one of the rare examples of bona fide…”
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Sedimentary evolution and sequence stratigraphy of Ediacaran high‐grade phosphorite–dolomite–shale successions of the Bocaina Formation (Corumbá Group), Central Brazil: Implications for the Neoproterozoic phosphogenic event by Hippertt, João Pedro T. M., Rudnitzki, Isaac D., Morais, Luana, Freitas, Bernardo, Romero, Guilherme R., Fernandes, Henrique A., Leite, Mariangela G. P., Leme, Juliana M., Boggiani, Paulo, Trindade, Ricardo I. F.

“…Extensive phosphorite deposition is observed in the Neoproterozoic after a prolonged hiatus during most of the Mesoproterozoic era. This event is thought to…”
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Carbonaceous and siliceous Neoproterozoic vase-shaped microfossils (Urucum Formation, Brazil) and the question of early protistan biomineralization by Morais, Luana, Fairchild, Thomas Rich, Lahr, Daniel J.G, Rudnitzki, Isaac D, Schopf, J. William, Garcia, Amanda K, Kudryavtsev, Anatoliy B, Romero, Guilherme R

“…Vase-shaped microfossils (VSMs) occur in dolomitic extraclasts of indeterminate provenance within the basal diamictite of the Neoproterozoic Urucum Formation…”
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Assessing chemostratigraphic and biostratigraphic correlation of Ediacaran phosphorites (Bocaina, Khesen and Doushantuo Formations): Diachronic, local signals of the Neoproterozoic phosphogenic-taphonomic event by Hippertt, João Pedro T.M., Rudnitzki, Isaac D., Morais, Luana, Freitas, Bernardo T., Romero, Guilherme R., Babinski, Marly, Leite, Mariangela G.P., Leme, Juliana M., Nalini, Hermínio A., Nogueira, Leonardo B., Trindade, Ricardo I.F.

“…•δ13C results and bio-chemo-stratigrahic correlation of Ediacaran phosphorites.•Noisy δ13C signatures in phosphatic units reflects local modification by…”
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Ichnologic evidence of a Cambrian age in the southern Amazon Craton: Implications for the onset of the Western Gondwana history by Santos, Hudson P., Mángano, M. Gabriela, Soares, Joelson L., Nogueira, Afonso C.R., Bandeira, José, Rudnitzki, Isaac D.

“…Colonization of the infaunal ecospace by burrowing bilaterians is one of the most important behavioral innovations during the Ediacaran-Cambrian transition…”
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Insights into the Skeletonization, Lifestyle, and Affinity of the Unusual Ediacaran Fossil Corumbella: e0114219 by Pacheco, L AForancelli, Galante, Douglas, Rodrigues, Fabio, Leme, Juliana deM, Bidola, Pidassa, Hagadorn, Whitey, Stockmar, Marco, Herzen, Julia, Rudnitzki, Isaac D, Pfeiffer, Franz

“…The Ediacaran fossil Corumbella is important because it is hypothesized to be a scyphozoan cnidarian, and thus might be one of the rare examples of bona fide…”
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