Brachiopod assemblages from the Early-Middle Jurassic transition in the Eastern Subbetic (SE Spain): Systematic and palaeobiogeographic implications and palaeoenvironmental significance

New data on brachiopod assemblages recorded in the Eastern Subbetic area (Alicante, SE Spain) and attributed to the Early Bajocian (Humphriesianum Zone and/or immediately older) are provided. Eleven species have been distinguished and reported for the first time in the Subbetic domain of the Betic Cordillera. The description of the morphological evidences on each analysed taxa, especially in relation to their internal morphology, brings new implications in the systematics of the Middle Jurassic brachiopods. The analysis of faunistic affinity between the recorded assemblages and those from other palaeogeographic domains, shows that the Subbetic brachiopod fauna has a clear Mediterranean affinity, as proved by the different species belonging to the genera Striirhynchia, Septocrurella, Mondegia?, Karadagithyris, Linguithyris, Papodina?, Viallithyris?, and Zugmayeria?. It is also evidenced that the Early-Middle Jurassic transition in the Eastern Subbetic accounted, in qualitative terms, a remarkable interval of faunistic renewal in the brachiopod assemblages, strongly influenced by a complex tectonic and stratigraphic framework controlled by a period of intense extensional tectonics, globally framed in the evolution of the Atlantic Ocean.

Fossil shrews from Honduras and their significance for late glacial evolution in body size (Mammalia: Soricidae: Cryptotis) / Neal Woodman --, Darin A. Croft --.

n.s. no.51(2005)

Ethnological and biogeographical significance of pottery sherds from Nissan Island, Papua New Guinea / Susan Kaplan, Bryn Mawr College.

v.66:no.3(1976)

The "European model" of international law and its significance for Asia. Some critical reflections. EU Centre in Singapore Working Paper No. 7, June 2012

There is a certain arrogance in the affirmation that a “European model” of regional integration and of compliance with international law should be adopted anywhere in the world, and in Asia in particular. This article argues on the contrary that Asia and Europe are in fundamentally different situations vis-à-vis international law. Based on an analysis of recent events and latest legal developments in Europe, it puts the “European model” of regional integration and the European selective compliance with international law in perspective with regard to the Asian context. Without denying that “civilizations” should learn from one another and that the European experience may be relevant to some extent in Asia, this article concludes that the tools developed in Europe should be used differently in Asia.

A review of information on the gamma energy radiation rate from fission products, and its significance for studies of radioactive fallout /

"April 24, 1959."

Brains of rats and men; a survey of the origin and biological significance of the cerebral cortex,

Bibliography: p. 366-378.

Androgens: biochemistry, physiology, and clinical significance

Includes bibliography.

The French pastellists of the eighteenth century, their lives, their times, their art, and their significance;

The colored portraits are accompanied by guard sheets with descriptive letterpress.

The declining birth-rate: its national and international significance,

Series title also on t.-p.

Boucher, the man, his times, his art, and his significance, 1703-1770.

"'Connoisseur' Extra number."

Deposit velocity and its significance.

Mode of access: Internet.

An archaeological survey of the Trent Waterway in Ontario, Canada, and its significance for New York State prehistory.

Bibliography: p. 49-52.

Toll-road developments and their significance in the provision of expressways,

Bibliography: leaves 26-42 at end.