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to b~ h.rgeLy restrlCfprl to .,qu~torL~1 relljon~ characterized by tals,,~ sallnlcyand t,,"'pera(un,. Conodonts of the North Aclantl~ Province '-'ere considered to represent" nor",,,I-IIIarlne, virtually cosmopolitan hun... The only p"l...glc for.,s recognized, in both provinces, \lere the sl~,p\e conegenera\llthapr!llIitlvesyotnetry transltlonser!e... Berg.. trom and Carnes (1976), analysed the r"latlons b",weenth" distribution of varlous c"n"d"", specie.. and 'he envlron"ent'" of d
--(~---- The hank with patch reefs environment appanntly developed In Pvgodus anserlnus 1:.one time and hosted a conodont fauna ,"lmHar in composition 10 the Ilelodelh_Phugmodus_PolyplacognathuS KSA, but refcrr'!d to as the Bcl.od.. lh-PhugOlOdus Prionlodus(Balconiodus) RS.....Tn thiS RSA, spede' of rolyplacognall'u~ appear to have be..n replaced by forlls of 1 ; Ilalton1odusa"dEoplacoKnathua. 5.2.2 Conoduntohndd PaLeo"cologv of the Cobbs Arm Formation. n,,,conodontfaunaof the Co\.o\.os ... rm Fornation 1smoStcnaracter1Hically or .. Sorth Atlantic Provbce affinity, and is r"presented by at least )7 ",,,1 tlel".."~\t sl"'cies. flo""ver. ,"ore than 7~ ~'!rcenl of the toralnumberof r"co"eredelclIl)ntsare represented hyonly the s i«OlOSt abundant species: Pand:hibited hlEh frequ'lnci.,~ onl)' under crrtain .,,,\limnDlCntal condition~. to ~'hi{"_h they nust have been ~O-Hluned SU :.s to flourish uver th" _oy other represent,j!d conudont sp..
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Page 5 and 6: FRONTISPIECE View south-west over C
Page 7 and 8: dlyislbl~ Into twO 5p~cl~5 ,assoc!n
Page 9 and 10: Page. l.ithostratigraphy CottlU Isl
Page 11 and 12: · ~----~_. Suped;l!l,ily Panderodo
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Page 15 and 16: __ 14. Scanning electron .,icros"op
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Page 22 and 23: underBtandlng of the gttuctur~l com
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Page 26 and 27: J ,- GEOLOC'CAI.SETTING Th... field
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Page 30 and 31: hy "bout )00 "",t n3 uf t,,,,.ic la
Page 32 and 33: th~, roughly l,aralld til" oril\iru
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Page 40 and 41: 1111(11 ",~v" kln~flc ",wrllY rele~
Page 42 and 43: ~. Sedillento\ngy of tn"CobbsAnlsec
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Page 46 and 47: 4.3 Sedl,.''',tology of the ColJbs
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Page 50 and 51: -32- ....aterneH_shorevolcanlcsands
Page 52 and 53: PALf.ONTOLOCYAND PALEOr.COLOGYOj'TH
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Page 60 and 61: OfIlO!'lOSTlUTICRAPIlY OF TlIE COBB
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Page 64 and 65: 7.1 Composltionand Growth. Conodont
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Page 74 and 75: Ta"onoalcal clli"slflcatlon of the:
Page 76 and 77: I.'~ll{~er (19M), not"d the pr~s>
Page 78: or th" r"pon"d IIp,,cie~ of interes
Page 81 and 82: -61- chacacl",risticS, g. OlI"otod"
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Page 87 and 88: i. I spedes 1s very llillllhr. One
Page 89 and 90: DZIK1916,p. 435,F1g. 184-f. Descrtp
Page 91 and 92: latest Tremadocian. Previously (Lin
Page 93 and 94: , _1 _ Th"r" 1s a slngle posterior
Page 95 and 96: • Ftgllre 25. A~H. Drepanodlls sp
Page 97 and 98: ~. Connd01Hs ~f .,thh 'p"cies have
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Page 103 and 104: tlp of th.. ~u~p. The oul'H lateral
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!.!.Fcv...££.1..!!. A, Rhodesogna
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Th" apparatus shows a simple sy=etr
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." appa~at"s represent non-dellt.lc
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-9)- ETIII~GTO~ 1959. p. 284. p\. 3
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-95- ,\... r,~.]))'! ~! ~ ~ . ...;
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I The nearly sY1ll!lletricai gr"cli
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-99- / 4((Lf~~O~~, ~"''''{(A))~~~ "
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conodont "ith a rouod"d anterior m>
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J,I, ~~'1~~,-J;; A-f., :k", l;cl1"~
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allterlor ll'.arll.ins and deep [r[
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- •• ]...."'H ,wilr th~ "nf~rl,
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-110- ./ t~{;~l.t..· Wall1serodus
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I ,. ~s a~YL'"""trieal m"ltiCo~tale
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....~y""""'trical blcostate drepana
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symm... try transition compf!slng f
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"itionlo~'!i!.,butappearstohav"d~sc
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- allledorlyon al least OlLe of the
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I The latter [OTlIlis similar to [o
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a.e c~~uct"rh:"d by asyll\ll>Ctrlca
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Genus EOPLACOGNAfHUS HOIII
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1. . procen develops from the cusp
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to fO TIIl the dent;c"l.oted proces
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pcri.~,eter 0' the anrerlr proce99
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----- 1"-.-~- . ,-.,:ir4~~~.... ,.
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ut sh"llowly ncavated. The roof of
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paralleillith thelnncr-DIIrglnaLrld
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-------- a 81Ibg"n"s of Pdoniodu!I.
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~.48speci_ns. Genus BALroNIOOUS LIn
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-146- setatanangleof60to!lOdegrees.
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B,t,LTONIOOOS VARIAllILIS (!!ergstr
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llgonodlnifom-prlonlodlnlfo... serl
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-152 / b~. ~~ ~ Figure 41. A-E,G,
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·10n&,th....nt... rior ...&In of
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falOdlfortn6: l1gonodinUur1llS ~nd
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] lINDSTIlOM 19nb. p. 109. p1. 22,
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- -160- of[h"-baSe,andfo~lhlsrea90n
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~. HAMAR 1964, ~. 2b3, 1'1. I, OK"
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ore ouu,ard. 'I ) M.¥tedal. 18pec1
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Bassler, R.S., ln~. Classlfication
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Bryant, W.L., 1921. The Genesee con
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-170:' . H....r, C., 1964. The Kldd
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Lane, F.W., 1960. KingdOOl of the O
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Morrill, S.C., .976. A ne" Cambrian
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" SChlllldt, 11.,1933. Cephlllopode
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T>I"nhofel, IoI,H:: 1947. nw Siluri
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Wolska, t .• 1961. ~onodontY 1. O
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All sped,.."" X4~. SalOp Ie nu..ber
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I All sped;"en" X:iO. Sample numlj,
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.. All 8p~
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~._'- "'" specimens x52. Sample num
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PLATE 4
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PLATE 5
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p,!ven in pa~enthes,-s. ) 2. 1'"He~
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PLATE 7
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PLATE 8
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PLATE 9
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PLATE lO
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PLATE II
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vt~~ WU~~ ~ ~ --,'• ., #:.. =' PL
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l~, lateral .... 1c.... "f ~YIf\lTl
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~"'''l' l~ numb.. ". f rofll ",h I
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PLATE 14
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1 I'" OUl"~ Ia"'~al vie... 01 hadJl
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.-.~, given in parentheses. Figur..
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PLATE 16
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, Figure A!. A limestone lense (out
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Photo..tc~ographs of so"", ()f the
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Figure B3. Sediment deposited in an
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ILLINGATE ISLANDS l USHES BIGHT . R
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FIGURE 2 CONODONT SAMPLE LOCALITIES
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OoJQrr~ Co~e S~ChO" CobbS Arm Sect,
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TABLE Ib r C;nQ~i"" frnm ·thQ C':n
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, r _. .--=- E SECTION COBBS A:~ ~E
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Pseudobelodlna n.•p. A b.lodellif
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I • 2 , I • 2 6 5 2 " .. " I I
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TABLE 10 Con'odont Snlldll~ from. t
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I-'__...,...~ I;~ DVE SECTION ~OBBS
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It,a.·~~it ombolodif ,m' Stlodtlla
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4 4 I I 12 • I 2 , I I 10 • I \
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