Informationen zum Autor Thomas Bruhwiler and Hugo Bucher are the authors of Special Papers in Palaeontology, Number 88, Smithian (Early Triassic) ammonoids from the Salt Range (Pakistan) and Spiti (India), published by Wiley. Klappentext Special Papers in Palaeontology 88 comprises 2 substantial papers that describe the Early Triassic (Smithian) ammonoids from the Salt Range (Pakistan) and the Spiti region of India. Ammonoids are abundant and well-preserved at many localities in these regions, and their highly resolved evolutionary succession is the key to stratigraphic correlation between the 2 areas, and with other Tethyan sequences such as those in southern Tibet and south China. Many new key genera and species are described. Zusammenfassung This volume comprises 2 substantial papers that describe the Early Triassic (Smithian) ammonoids from the Salt Range (Pakistan) and the Spiti region of India. Inhaltsverzeichnis T. 1: Abstract Introduction Palaeogeographical and geological settings Sampled localities Biostratigraphical discussion Conclusions Systematic palaeontology Acknowledgements References ; T. 2: Abstract Introduction Palaeogeographical and geological setting Localities Biostratigraphy Conclusions Systematic palaeontology Acknowledgements References

Klappentext

Special Papers in Palaeontology 88 comprises 2 substantial papers that describe the Early Triassic (Smithian) ammonoids from the Salt Range (Pakistan) and the Spiti region of India. Ammonoids are abundant and well-preserved at many localities in these regions, and their highly resolved evolutionary succession is the key to stratigraphic correlation between the 2 areas, and with other Tethyan sequences such as those in southern Tibet and south China. Many new key genera and species are described.

Zusammenfassung
This volume comprises 2 substantial papers that describe the Early Triassic (Smithian) ammonoids from the Salt Range (Pakistan) and the Spiti region of India.

Inhalt

T. 1: Abstract Introduction

Palaeogeographical and geological settings

Sampled localities

Biostratigraphical discussion

Conclusions

Systematic palaeontology

Acknowledgements

References ; T. 2: Abstract

Introduction

Palaeogeographical and geological setting

Localities

Biostratigraphy

Conclusions

Systematic palaeontology

Acknowledgements

References