Fossil algaw: recent results and developments / edited by Erik Flugel

Interpretation of Microbial Fossils with Special Reference
to the Precambrian. St. Golubic and E.S. Barghoom. With
5 Figures and 1 Plate
Evolving Concepts on the Nature and the Ecological Sig
nificance of Stromatolites: A Review. 01. Monty
Primary Production, Mat Formation and Lithification
Chances of Oxygenic and Facultative Anoxygenic Cyanophytes
(Cyanobacteria). W.E. Krumbein and C. Cohen.
With 19 Figures
Skeletal Stromatolites. R. Riding. With 1 Figure
Environmental Significance of Foraminiferal-Algal Oncolites.
T.M. Peryt. With 2 Figures
Stromatolites from the Precambrian Transvaal Dolomite of
NE-Transvaal, South Africa. R. Forster and H. Wachendorf.
With 1 Figure and 2 Plates.
Enviromnental Significance of Upper Proterozoic Algal
Stromatolites from Zambia. A. Gunatilaka. With 2 Figures .
Stromatolites and Thrombolites in Precambrian/Cambrian
Boimdary Beds of the Anti-Atlas, Morocco — Preliminary
Results. M. Schmitt and W. Monninger. With 2 Plates
Riphean Stromatolites from Western Lower Himalaya,
Himachal Pradesh, India. A.K. Sinha. With 13 Figures and
2 Plates
Distribution of Stromatolites and Stromatolitic Reefs in the
Precambrian of India. W.A. Schnitzer. With 2 Figures
Sedimentpetrographical and Geochemical Studies of the
Late Precambrian Stromatolites of India. N.K. Srivastava
With 5 Figures
^gal Remains in the Lower Cambrian Bonavista Formation,
Conception Bay, Southeastern Newfoundland. A.-St Edhorn
and M.M. Anderson. With 3 Plates
Stromatolites from the Zechstein Limestone (Upper Per
mian) of Poland. T.M. Peryt and T.S. PiatkowsU. With
13 Figures
A Possible Bacterial Origin for Famennian Micrites. A.F.
Maurin and D. Noel. With 3 Figures
Green Algae
The E)evelopment of the Dasyclad Algae throu^ the Ages.
M. Herak, V. Kochansky-Devide, and 1. Gusic. With 2 Fig
ures
Classification Criteria of FossU Dasycladales. J.P. Bassoullet,
P. Bemier, R. Deloffre, P. Genot, M. Jaffrezo, A.F. Poig
nant, and G. Segonzac
Red Algae
Late Paleozoic Calcareous Red Algae. J.L. .Wray. With
2 Figures
The Mesozoic Red Algae: A General Survey. A.-F. Poignant,
with 1 Figure
A Comparison of the Anatomical Structures of a Recent
and a Fossil Species of the Corallinaceae. M. Massieux. With
3 Plates
Reproduction Cycle of an Oncolithic Red Alga (Nemalionales)
of the Lacustrine Miocene of Eubda (Greece). J.-P.
Adolphe. With 1 Figure
ProUems of Affinities
Problems of Affinity in Palaeozoic Calcareous Algae.
R. Riding
Receptaculitids are Calcareous Algae but no Dasyclads.
S. Rietschel
On Moravamminida and Aoujgaliida (Porifera, Ischyrospongia)
- Upper Paleozoic "Pseudo Algae". H. Termier,
G. Termier, and D. Vachard. With 2 Figures
Biometry
Statistical Analysis of Fossil Algae. H. Zom With 2 Figures
Ultrastructure
Skeletal Structures of Some Calcifying Algae. G. Flajs. With
2 Plates
Algae and Sedimentary Environments
Role of Calcareous Algae in Atlantic Continental Margin
Sedimentation. J.D. Milliman. With 7 Figures
Carbonate Construction and Decomposition by Epilithic
and Endolithic Micro-organisms in Salt- and Freshwater.
J. Schneider. With 4 Figures and 3 Plates
Carbonate Cementation in Recent Coralline Algal Construc
tions. T. Alexandersson. With 2 Figures
Ecological Studies on two Carbonate Sediment-Producing
Algae. D. Bosence. With 5 Figures and 1 Plate
The Coralline Algae from the Miocene Ziqlag Formation in
Israel and Their Environmental Significance. B. Buchbinder.
With 5 Figures
Paleogeographic Significance of Rhodolites: Some Examples
from the Miocene of France and Turkey. F. Orszag-Sperber,
A.-F. Poignant, and A. Poisson. With 4 Plates
The Lower Cretaceous Calcareous Algae in the Area Sur
rounding Geneva (Switzerland). Biostratigraphy and Depositional
Environments. M.A. Conrad. With 3 Figures.
Relationships of Algae with Depositional Environments and
Faunal Assemblages of the Panormide Carbonate Platform,
Upper Triassic, Northwestern Sicily. B. Abate, R. Catalano,
B. D'Argenio, P. di Stefano, and R. Riccobono. With 5 Fig
ures and 4 Plates
Environmental Models for Upper Paleozoic Benthic Calcare
ous Algal Conununities. E. Fliigel. With 3 Figures and
4 Plates
Devonian Calcareous Algae from the Dinant and Namur Ba
sins, Belgium. H.H. Tsien and E. Dricot. With 2 Figures and
1 Plate.
Some Ordocivian and Silurian Algae from Selected Areas of
the Southwestern United States. D.F. Toomey and D. Lemone.
With 4 Figures
Early Cambrian Algal Carbonates in Southern Spain. I. Zamarreno.
With 3 Figures