Bibliography and Index of Paleozoic Crinoids and Coronate Echinoderms 1981—1985

Abstract

Papers sent to me by the authors have greatly facilitated the co mpilation of this volume and I extend my sincere appreciation to all of you. Crinoid specialists who sent lists of their publications for 1981-1 985 are al�. o kindly c:cknov;ledged as it helped ob:ain some papers via interlibrary loan. Special appreciation is extended to Wen Yang and Qi Cheng Fan for tra11slation of th0 papers by Mu and Lin (1 982; 1983) a:1d Yannjisusuo (1 983). Yu. A. Arendt and '/. G. Klikushin corrected my transliteraticns of some Russian titles. Yuli1 Liao, Gilbert Klapper, John Watkinson, and Pius Weibel provided or helped obtain CO;lies of some papers that I could not obtain by interlib;ary loan. Help of the interlibary loan staff of Washington State Univorsity and the library staff of the Geology Library d! the University of Indiana is gratefully acknowledged. Debbie Marsh kindly upgraded my use of the word processor and Dottie Howell graciously ran copies of the drafts.

A Rhuddanian (Silurian, lower llandovery) pelmatozoan fauna from south‐west Wales

“…Indeed, it is not dissimilar to the cladid Euspirocrinus heliktos Ausich, 1986b, which has a similar radial facet morphology and similar number of primibrachials (W. I. Ausich, personal communication). However, there is no apparent space Webster 1973;1977; Diagnosis. See Brower (1973, p. 363), and discussion in Witzke and Strimple (1981, p. 120).…”

“…Eckert (1984) recorded the calceocrinids Calceocrinus pustulosus Johnson in Brower, 1966, Calceocrinus tridactylus Eckert, 1984, and Diaphorocrinus pleniramulus Eckert, 1984, from the Cataract Group. Ausich (1984a) described a further three species within this family, Calceocrinus incertus Foerste, 1936, Stibarocrinus centervillensis (Foerste 1936) (Bassler and Moodey 1943;Webster 1973;1977; Diagnosis. See Moore (1962, pp.…”

Revision of the Chen and Yao Devonian to Permian crinoids from Western Yunnan

“…See Webster (2003 for full synonymy 1937-1999. Wanner, 1937 is widespread in the Permian Paleo-Tethys ocean as reported from Timor (Wanner 1937), Western Australia (Webster 1990;Webster and Jell 1992), and Central Ural Mountains of Russia (Yakolev 1927). The occurrence in Western Yunnan extended the stratigraphic range down into the Tournaisian and documents another occurrence in the Paleo-Tethys.…”

“…An unpublished index listing illustrated Chinese crinoids was compiled by Wang and Lane (1986). Webster (1974Webster ( , 1986Webster ( , 1988Webster ( , 1993Webster ( , 2003 included illustrated or systematically described Paleozoic crinoids of China in his bibliography and index tabulations. Since this last compilation, five papers have systematically treated crinoids or blastoids of China (Waters et al 2003a, b;Webster et al 2009a, b;Webster and Waters 2009) and Waters et al (2008) gave an overview of the Paleozoic stemmed echinoderms of China.…”

Crinoids From the Nada Member of the Borden Formation (Lower Mississippian) in Eastern Kentucky

“…Complete synonomies are only listed where revisions are made. Otherwise, the reader is given only the primary reference, a reference where the species is well illustrated, citation in Lane and DuBar (1983), and citation of the two comprehensive bibliographic indices: Bassler and Moodey (1943) and Webster (2003).…”