V. 1 (2005)

Articoli

• THE THEMES OF THE SYMPOSIUM

  Anna Fugagnoli, Davide Bassi

  1

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• Geological sequence of origination of coralline taxa defined by molecular phylogeny

  Julio Aguirre, Juan C. Braga

  3

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• Dasycladalean green algae from the Paleocene shallow water successions of the Pyrenean Basin

  Filippo Barattolo, Juan Ignacio Baceta

  4-5

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• Rhodalgal/bryomol assemblages in temperate type carbonate, channelised depositional systems: the Early Miocene of the Sarcidano area (Sardinia, Italy)

  Davide Bassi, Gabriele Carannante, Marco Murru, Lucia Simone, Francesco Toscano

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• Oligocene Corallinales (Rhodophyta) of Salcedo (Vicenza, NE Italy)

  Daniela Basso, Grazia Vannucci, Andrea Tintori

  7

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• Titanoderma pustulatum is a major framework builder in the Pleistocene Coralligenous “de Plateau” of Cutro (Calabria, Southern Italy)

  Daniela Basso, Ronald Nalin, Francesco Massari

  8

• Very deep water coralline algae from the Island of Hawaii

  Juan C. Braga, J.M. Webster, D.A. Clague, J.C. More, H. Spalding

  9

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• Stratigraphical range of calcareous algae in the Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous deposits from Fara San Martino (Maiella, Italy)

  Roberta Bruni, Ioan I. Bucur, Alain Preat

  10

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• Remarks on Triploporella praturlonii Barattolo 1982 from the Lower Barremian of Vercors (SE France)

  Ioan I. Bucur, Annie Arnaud-Vanneau, Hubert Arnaud

  11-12

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• A new Salpingoporella species from the Lower Aptian deposits of Padurea Craiului (northern Apuseni Mountains, Romania)

  Ioan I. Bucur

  13-14

• Archamphiroa jurassica Steinmann 1930, revisited

  Ioan I. Bucur, Wolfang Kiessling, Roberto Scasso

  15-16

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• Lower Miocene coralline red algal assemblages from Southern Apennines (Cusano Formation, Matese Mountains, Italy)

  A. Checconi, Davide Bassi

  17-18

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• Selected examples of Mesozoic calcimicrobial crusts

  A. Cherchi, R. Schroeder

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• An account of Pleistocene species of Lithophyllum (Corallinaceae, Rhodophyta) from Sicily (Southern Italy)

  Raffaella Di Geronimo

  20-21

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• New datas on Dasycladales of the Mons Basin (Belgium)

  Patrick Genot

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• Dasycladales communities during Lutetian in France

  Patrick Genot

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• The genus Zergabriella, a review

  Bruno Granier

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• New dasyclads from the Anisian of Lika (Croatia)

  Tonci Grgasovic, Branko Sokac

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• Marine-continental organic input in the “Calcare di Base” Formation

  A. Guido, P. Gautret, F. Laggoun-Défarge, A. Mastandrea, F. Russo

  26-27

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• Redescription of Ishijima's types of coralline algal species (Corallinales, Rhodophyta)

  Yasufumi Iryu, Davide Bassi

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• Lower Miocene to Holocene Amphiroa from Southwest Coast of India: systematics and palaeoenvironmental implications.

  P. Kundal, N. Mude

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• A sedimentological, faunal and floral profile of the carbonate system off Akhziv, northern Israel.

  S. Lazar, A. Almongi-Labin, C. Benjamini

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• Siliciclastic-carbonate deposits in the flysch of the Outer Carpathians: a case study from the Istebna Beds in Melsztyn (Silesian Nappe, ?Paleocene).

  Davide Bassi, Stanislaw Leszczynski, Boguslaw Kolodziej

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• Upper Barremian new Dasycladacean from Monte Cairo (southern Latium, Italy).

  Annna Mancinelli

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• Life cycle and wall ultrastructure of Early Cambrian unicellular green algae (Chlorophyta).

  M. Moczydlowska

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• The latest Permian calcareous algae of the Changxingian from the lower Yangtze region, East China, and the establishment of a new algal province: the Pyrulites Province.

  Mu Xinan1,2,, Yan Huichun, Li Yue

  34-35

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• Benthic assemblages, diversity controls and environmental parameters: assessing different scales of complexity in coralline algal and larger foraminiferal carbonates in the Paleogene.

  James Nebelsick, Davide Bassi

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• Description of red algae genus from Jibou area and characteristics of limestones from where they came from.

  Andrea Peter, Ioana Prica

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• Helicity of Charophyte gyrogonites through time.

  Ingeborg Soulié-Märsche

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• Fossil algae vs Living algae: results from the study of Charophytes

  Ingeborg Soulié-Märsche

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• Late Hauterivian Coralline algae from the Avellà Formation (Maestrat Basin, Iberian Cordillera, E Spain). Taxonomic and evolutionary implications

  Sara Tomas, Julio Aguirre, Juan C. Braga

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• Modern freshwater stromatolites and their algal mats in surface calcareous tufa in Sichuan and Guizhou Areas

  Youping Tian

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