Catalog of type specimens of invertebrate fossils: conodonta

Catalog of type specimens of invertebrate fossils: conodonta

by Frederick J. Collier

Part of Smithsonian contributions to paleobiology ;

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Type specimens of the conodonts in the national collection are listed alphabetically by generic and specific name. Geographic, stratigraphic, bibliographic and other pertinent information concerning each specimen is included as an initial record entry. Additional entries for each specimen list references and binomen changes subsequent to the original isolation of the specimen in the literature. Name changes are also cross-indexed in the initial record list. Two appendices list occurrence of species by stratigraphy (system, series and formation) and geography (country and state).

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