Paleoecology of sponge-?hydroid associations in Silurian microbial reefs

Microbial boundstones from Alaska and Russia yield new insights into the paleoecology of Silurian biotas that inhabited stromatolite reefs. These high-energy reefs were built along the Uralian Seaway in the Late Silurian by a diverse suite of microorganisms in association with accessory metazoans, p...

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Published in:	Palaios Vol. 18; no. 3; pp. 225 - 235
Main Authors:	Soja, Constance M, Mitchell, Megan, Newton, Alicia J, Vendetti, Jann, Visaggi, Christy, Antoshkina, Anna I, White, Brian
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists 01-06-2003 SEPM
Subjects:	Alaska Bashkortostan Russian Federation biogenic structures Cnidaria Coelenterata Commonwealth of Independent States Coral reefs Corals Drake Island encrustations Europe Fistulella Fistulella undosa Fossils Geology Glacier Bay National Park Hydrozoa Ilych Reef Formation Ilych Russian Federation Invertebrata invertebrate marine environment Northern Urals Paleoecology Paleontology Paleozoic Porifera reefs Research Reports Russian Federation sedimentary structures Sediments Silurian Southeastern Alaska Southern Urals Sponges Stromatolites Taxa Ufa Russian Federation United States Upper Silurian Urals Vishnevaya Formation Willoughby Formation
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