Mazon Creek Fossils

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xi-xii
PREFACE, Pages xiii-xiv
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, Page xv
MAZON CREEK FAUNA AND FLORA–A HUNDRED YEARS OF INVESTIGATION, Pages 1-11, Matthew H. Nitecki
PENNSYLVANIAN SEDIMENTATION IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS: EXAMINATION OF DELTA MODELS, Pages 13-40, Charles Wright Shabica
LITHOLOGY AND FOSSIL DISTRIBUTION, FRANCIS CREEK SHALE IN NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS, Pages 41-67, Gordon C. Baird
THE OCCURRENCE AND ORIGIN OF SIDERITE CONCRETIONS IN THE FRANCIS CREEK SHALE (PENNSYLVANIAN) OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS, Pages 69-103, Bertram G. Woodland, Richard C. Stenstrom
EVIDENCE OF SOFT-SEDIMENT CEMENTATION ENCLOSING MAZON PLANT FOSSILS, Pages 105-128, James M. Schopf
HIGH DIVERSITY AND STRATIGRAPHIC AGE OF THE MAZON CREEK FLORA, Pages 129-142, Hermann W. Pfefferkorn
THE MAZON CREEK FLORA: REVIEW OF RESEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 143-158, Alan Stanley Horowitz
THE MAZON CREEK BIOTAS IN THE CONTEXT OF A CARBONIFEROUS FAUNAL CONTINUUM, Pages 159-190, Frederick R. Schram
SOFT-BODIED COELENTERATES IN THE PENNSYLVANIAN OF ILLINOIS, Pages 191-267, Merrill W. Foster
A REAPPRAISAL OF TULLIMONSTRUM GREGARIUM, Pages 269-301, Merrill W. Foster
GASTROPODA OF THE ESSEX FAUNA, FRANCIS CREEK SHALE (MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN), NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS, Pages 303-319, David E. Schindel, Ellis L. Yochelson
POLYPLACOPHORAN MOLLUSCS OF THE ESSEX FAUNA (MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN, ILLINOIS), Pages 321-332, Ellis L. Yochelson, Eugene S. Richardson Jr.
MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIAN (DESMOINESEAN) CEPHALOPODA OF THE MAZON CREEK FAUNA, NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS, Pages 333-359, W. Bruce Saunders, Eugene S. Richardson Jr.
THE CENTIPEDES (CHILOPODA) OF THE MAZON CREEK, Pages 361-378, Peter Mundel
EVIDENCE FOR SUBAERIAL ACTIVITY OF EUPROOPS DANAE (MEROSTOMATA, XIPHOSURIDA), Pages 379-447, Daniel C. Fisher
NEW CHONDRICHTHYES FROM THE MAZON CREEK FAUNA (PENNSYLVANIAN) OF ILLINOIS, Pages 449-500, Rainer Zangerl
FISHES OF THE MAZON CREEK FAUNA, Pages 501-528, David Bardack
Amphibamus grandiceps AS A JUVENILE DISSOROPHID: EVIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONS, Pages 529-563, John R. Bolt
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 565-569
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 571-581