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Brachiopodes Du Lias Et Du Dogger DOCUMENTS DES LABORATOIRES DE GÉOLOGIE DE LA FACULTÉ DES SCIENCES DE LYON N° 5 BRACHIOPODES DU LIAS ET DU DOGGER ESSAI BIBLIOGRAPHIQUE ET CRITIQUE DE PALEONTOLOGIE STRATIGRAPHIQUE par Y. ALMERAS Imprimerie Rhodanienne - LYON 1964 INTRODUCTION Lorsque l'on se propose d'étudier les Brachiopodes du Lias et du Dogger , on est surpris par le grand nombre d'espèces créées aussi bien que par le nombre d'ou­ vrages décrivant des Brachiopodes . Devant un sujet aussi vaste , devant des ef­ forts aussi dispersés , il m'a paru opportun de faire le point : dénombrer les es­ pèces nouvelles d'après les recherches bibliographiques , mettre sur fiches méca- nalytiques leurs diagnoses originales , établir les listes synonymiques critiques est le premier travail à effectuer et il a pour résultat l'obtention de la durée moyenne de vie pour chaque espèce (répartition stratigraphique) . Le . présent ouvrage comprend : - I - Bibliographie des Brachiopodes du Lias et du Dogger (essentielle­ ment en Europe occidentale) , aussi complète que possible . - II - Tableau de répartition stratigraphique des espèces de Brachiopodes (1), d'après la littérature citée au chapitre I. - III - Remarques accompagnant le tableau de répartition stratigraphique. Il s'agit de remarques (que l'on peut rapporter à telle ou telle espèce d'après un numéro mis entre parenthèses après le nom de chaque forme) ayant trait à la répartition stratigraphique elle-même , ou bien de remarques paléontologiques (va­ riabilité de l'espèce , interprétation de l'espèce par différents auteurs , création d'espèces sur des figures d'autres auteurs , changements intervenus dans la dé­ nomination générique de l'espèce) . - IV - Liste des taxons cités . 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