In late Ordovician and early Silurian times, the Girvan district lay in a shelf marinesetting on
the margin of Laurentia, on the northern side of the Iapetus Ocean. The Lower Palaeozoic …

New and published data are integrated herein to resolve the age and stratigraphic
relationships for problematic strata of the Aeronian and Telychian (Llandovery; Silurian) in …

Crinoids are the most common and diverse group of echinoderms in the Silurian of the
British Isles. This guide describes examples of all nominal crinoid groups recognized from …

A new species of cladid (?) crinoid, Segmentocolumnus (col.) clarksoni, based on distinctive,
disarticulated stem material, is described from the Upper Llandovery Kilbride Formation …

Only two crinoid faunas of Rhuddanian or early Aeronian age have been described hitherto,
both from North America. A Rhuddanian pelmatozoan fauna from Haverfordwest, Dyfed …

Crinoids remain poorly known from the Llandovery of the British Isles despite disarticulated
columnals being locally common. Cyclocyclicus (col.) geoffnewalli sp. nov. is based on …

Synopsis Forty‐one Lower Silurian brachiopods from a single locality in the Newlands
Formation of Girvan, Strathclyde, Scotland, are described and illustrated, many for the first …

IN A recently published account of Middle Triassic crinoids from southwest China, Stiller
(2000, p. 33) made a number of general points concerning the classification of crinoids on …

British Llandovery crinoids remain poorly known. Three species are documented herein that
were originally described, but not published, by WHC Ramsbottom. Clematocrinus …

Crinoids are common fossils, yet complete specimens are rare. Diverse plates from the
crinoid endoskeleton may be preserved, but the columnals from the stem are the most …