Sedimentary and Evolutionary Cycles

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• Jurassic molluscan migration and evolution in relation to sea level changes.
• Middle Jurassic ammonite evolution in the Andean province and emigration to tethys.
• Drastic changes in carboniferous ammonoid rates of evolution.
• Ammonite shell form and transgression in the British lower Jurassic.
• The role of the environment in the nautilacea.
• Response of sediments to sea-level changes in differing subsiding storm-dominated marginal and epeiric basins.
• The local signature of sea-level changes.
• Sea-level changes in the upper sinemurian and pliensbachian of southern Germany.
• Epicontinental marl-limestone alternations: Event deposition and diagenetic bedding (upper Jurassic, southwest Germany).
• Evolution in marginal epicontinental basins: The role of phylogenetic and ecological factors.
• Immigration of cephalopods into the germanic muschelkalk basin and its influence on their suture line.
• Immigrations of crinoids into the german muschelkalk basin.
• Endemic evolution of Gyraulus kleini in the steinheim basin (planorbid snails, miocene, southern Germany).
• Responses of the plio-pleistocene freshwater gastropods of Kos (Greece, Aegean sea) to environmental changes.
• The steinheim basin as a paleo - ancient lake.
• The jeram model: Event condensation in a modern intertidal environment.
• Dynamic stratigraphy of the Upper Muschelkalk, south-german basin summary.
• Environmental evolution in shallow epicontinental seas.
• Sedimentary dynamics of complex shell beds: Implications for ecologic and evolutionary patterns.
• Upper cretaceous (santonian-maastrichtian) molluscan faunal associations British Columbia.
• Oyster beds: Morphologic response to changing substrate conditions.
• Ecological patterns in middle Jurassic.