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Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar Volume 106, 1984 - Issue 4
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Ristnacrinus and the earliest myelodactylid from the Ashgillian Boda Limestone of Sweden

Stephen K. Donovan
Pages 347-356 | Received 25 Apr 1984, Published online: 06 Jan 2010

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StephenK. Donovan. (1987) Functional morphology of an unusual pelmatozoan column from the Ashgill Boda Limestone, Sweden. Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar 109:3, pages 255-257.
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S. V. Rozhnov. (2021) Two Coils in the Morphology of Myelodactylids (Crinoidea, Disparida): the Morphogenetic Basis of Their Formation and Adaptation Potential. Paleontological Journal 55:9, pages 993-1012.
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Stephen K. Donovan. (1993) Contractile tissues in the cirri of ancient crinoids: criteria for recognition. Lethaia 26:2, pages 163-169.
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James D. Eckert. (2016) The Early Silurian myelodactylid crinoid Eomyelodactylus Foerste . Journal of Paleontology 64:1, pages 135-141.
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STEPHEN K. DONOVAN. (1989) The improbability of a muscular crinoid column. Lethaia 22:3, pages 307-315.
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STEPHEN K. DONOVAN. (2007) Functional morphology of synarthrial articulations in the crinoid stem. Lethaia 21:2, pages 169-175.
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STEPHEN K. DONOVAN. (1988) Functional morphology of synarthrial articulations in the crinoid stem. Lethaia 21:2, pages 169-175.
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