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1. Evolutionary significance of morphospecies: a test with cheilostome Bryozoa

Author

Jackson, Jeremy B.C. and Cheetham, Alan H.

Subjects
Research, Paleontology -- Research, Bryozoans -- Research, Fossil invertebrates -- Research, Invertebrates, Fossil -- Research, Bryozoa -- Research
Abstract

Evolutionary Significance of Morphospecies: A Test with Cheilostome Bryozoa MANY FOSSIL SPECIES APPEAR IN the record fully differentiated morphologically and persist for millions of years with little or no indication [...]

Published
1990

2. When Fittest Survive, Do Other AnimaLs Matter?

Author

KERR, RICHARD A.

Subjects
Research, Competition (Biology) -- Research, Natural selection -- Research, Bryozoans -- Research, Evolution (Biology) -- Research, Evolution -- Research, Bryozoa -- Research
Abstract

It was a classic confrontation. The main branch of the Bryozoa family--small, coral-like 'moss animals' encrusting shells and other hard surfaces of the early Cretaceous seas--had been around for more [...]

Published
2000

3. Did Darwin get it all right?

Author

Kerr, Richard A.

Subjects
Research, Bryozoans -- Research, Evolution (Biology) -- Research, Species (Biology) -- Research, Evolution -- Research, Bryozoa -- Research, Species -- Research
Abstract

In a 20-year debate about the pace of evolution, paleontologist Alan Cheetham had always known exactly where he stood. Since 1972, when Niles Eldredge of the American Museum of Natural [...]

Published
1995

4. Life in the colonies

Author

Leslie, Mitch

Subjects
Research, Services, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web) -- Services -- Research, Bryozoans -- Research, Bryozoa -- Research, Web sites -- Services -- Research
Abstract

Known as the 'moss animals,' bryozoans are tough to categorize. Some of the colony-forming creatures resemble fronds or shaggy shrubs, whereas others, such as the Australian species Triphyllozoon munitum (below), [...]

Published
2005

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