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R,~v;iifd~ by _Ji~ M£kl'v!,M"" " *!'fum!>erE(1ssued:p~cembeY 15,:1959),--: Matlijiro YOKO~Ml'!!F Tertiary Fossi!se,from Various ; " . '-~ .:-- . "Lo:caift'i es -f~ Japan:'Pa .. t·3~ :';-:~; :~~~ '.• :-; .- .:. c,::, ~.~.•• ;.i'.~ ;' .•... :Revised by JiroMAKlY AMA. ..-~ :;:."- .....~-.~ ·.:Nuritbe~6(lSsu.~d·Jliiy _25; 01960) . Ma~aji~o :YO~QY~A'-S~ Tertiary Fossils f~ocivar'iou~'.Lo:" i,-> . _ - '., . ~U.tie.s }~J~pall~" J)iu:t~4~.. ~ ... ~.~_\:.~ ..,.-.i:t .. ".:,: .. -:~~ ;;;~ ;:.Re'{i~~d~bY.~~ir? Mf~ly!"MA ':"'" .;. ~.~.-;. ·Nllmber~'7~(Isii.l1edNovel1lbei :30,1961) JapaneseP.~imianBrrozoa ; ''';''' .. :,~ .Sumii>SAKAG~ML ~. ~c· . .'*Ntim~.r'8(Issu~(FSepf-enibet: ~O-, J262) , T:ertiarY"M~rin:e_~~olf~seao i'romthi JobanG(lIil:Field, . ..:';,.):..-' Japlm .,,, •. :.-o:.,;~.';"... ;~.:. •..•.• ~ .~:~~ •.• ;-•. :".= ~~ ....... ;;':' ;.~.:..'.; .~::;. ~'.,!;. ~ ~~;Y'asuhik6 KAMApA Num!?~r<9 '(Issued Dece~ber: 1S., '1962) Bibli~gra~IlY'~<>f J8:paneSe~Palaeontology_.!nd~gel~ted ". Science~;::1951c:1960--.,,:,~, •. ; ~i. " ;;. ;:" :.~;'. •• :; ~.;.';-•• ;:: : ..:.-::. :Compiled bfEu)'u]iTAKAI­ ~iumb~~l0 d~s~ed F~bniary c 20, 1965t i~te~ Terti~.FlornsfromN6rthea~tern' HO'kkaid~;:~. .'. " . r-fapah~ ,.::;:.'.:... :" ;;.':.:.~.•.•. -.r •.~ ;-!!-;': .~~.~~ .:;; .:;~ :':~f ~:toslilmasa·TA~ ...iaiid NobuoSuzukl~~";~- .. ' " Number:ll ci~~;i~d-Feb~~ry;"20-:1966)~;'rh~ Echi~bid.:Fauna fio~Ja;ana:nd:_4djacent Regloiis' ~ .. ...----:::....- ""~.~:~- i'a~Lt :.;r'."!~ ..;- ....; .. :~. :.;:-.:.:~. :';: .~ •.:- .• ;.: ..... ~ .. ~ •. .":". '.. ~~ ;:;0; .:;;~ ~ : ••• ·••• Syaz6:NIsIYAMi·.;- .. :' ~c:.·Numbe=t: 19 (I~sued:;'SePt:emb~r.. 20, '1966)" . !,os~~~1!ial"Sk~teto~.Lof· Japanel!l~.~D_~slllostYfii .~j /.:: ~ :': .~ -,- F" -. _ ~ . : ~ .~-~~; ~': >~·.~:·~;~:f.. !~):"~)_~· ~:~~-::~._ .. '~.. ;~ .-.... ~ ~,~~~~ ~>.~~:; ~:l'V:~~~~ '~_i~.;~·~~~.·-.~._:;": ~, ...>-:~~~ ~?ro~i~~'" ~~1~_~ '." -. =-- .- . ':~ ~ .. ,,~~~~~b;a~3i~~~~.~~~:~~~:~~~•• 1.9:~8;.~:,~{;;;~;'~:~~~~.~~:l;rtOo~:i:~:.~~~.~~:airiri~!~~~ ~~~;. ,. ~, .. ';,~..:~ .,- "'Number' !4.(ls~~dN9VenibeE-25,-1969);~~·'Lltho~ind~~i~Fi1.cies ~f C8rqoriaie·. Sedifnen1il1:YRo~k;l.. ..... .. ,~- '_0 <:-. :...-A Symposi,Uin7";;"'-"" ;'; ••' .. ; .:;-,.; .i..,.• ~.~'!.~.~:;.~.';~'!.{,.Edit~dbY.TiitsuroMAT~!l~OTO·':'-'; .:­ Num,bi!r 15'(Ilisued'February 25,1971)-.~EarlY Devonian Bracliioppds'fr()Jn1the'Lesser~l(liingan - ' : •... :- District 6f NortheUt Chiria ........ ,~.~.;-;.;·:~.:.·.i ... \~' .•. ~ ... ~~~.:.11.~.~.· .. Takashi HAMADA_ '~"~ .... ~.-, .' Number tIV(i~sue<lDecember 25;'1971) . ,Terti;rY;:Mollus~ri..;;Filuna frolJlthe~Yakataga bistri~t' :' ..c.;.:and.,.Adiac~ntArea~~of South~rb.Alask~ :' .•,.i.-:-' .;;;-__ ;.,;,;.;;: ••. ;.: .7•• :;;; ••. ;.~.-Sablli'O 'KANN6· " '.. ~,.. , .• Nuili~r l'(I!I~lled'Nov!ililb~~' 30~19?3Y1)levi~ion;;;~f~atajiro.,Y()KOYJ.MA!s· Type . Monu!Ca: -'. .- " .;';' : > frOm ..' ~be' T~er.ti~iY and QuaternarY,of ·the, Kanter Area •· ••~::L i ;.;;. :-.-:,;~; ;Ka.tsu!"a .Ov AMA_ . NuOib~tC~i8, (~ssued-'N-ovempei"' 3q; !.97~) .'~ ~ilurian=Trilobltes. 'c,f-:-Jap;m J4::C,!mp~rison . with~ • ~. _. )J~}an7~}ladfic-a.~,d· Other: Faini~> •• :~~.~~,.~;::-. T~~lchn~:<)~A ":AsH\aiid_T~~~h!: ~MAD~.;" . ,C:"Nwriber 19 (Issq~d."Februaryl0.1976) Bivalye~Faunas:of~the' Ci"etac"eous Himenoura Group in_ '".;,.:~"; : . ;', . ··KyUshu"::~-;~:.; ... ;J~.. ~ ~;;; ... ; .. ;·;:,;f;:::~: ... ;:.~":~~ :2".=. ~ •.::';.' ;-..•. Mat>ayuki:"TA~HiRO-'- .... '-, ~.'_. Number, 20 (Is~\led "la'nu?ry" 31, -1977)-,. __DevoniiinT;ii"~bit~; _ _ of .1ap'air;:'in_ ._- Compa;iso~... :with-. Asian,"- _. _ -.. ' "'.,.1Il.;.. ... _ _ _ - .-tacific .~nd Other .Faunas: .. ~' ....... '.:."\ ;;::-:: •.• ~Teiil;hi ·KOBAYASi!1. and Takashi HAMADA 0 -. " , ..:-~u¢ber-2~(Is~uid?May: 10,:-1977) . Mid~Creta~ebus,Ei~~ts.:1:Hokii:iici(rSymposill$;7197~":;.:' >;;'; '-:.''':,: ,,; ~= ...-:;"".: ..... : .: ]., •••, •••• ~:•• ~~-~ • ~ .;;'•. :~. !. :.::; .J; ...... ~~ •.~ •..-;:::·.~".:~: .• Orgi1Dized: by~ 'fatsuro-MA T~UMOio7~ ..' . .',~ .~;ifibe~i~· (i~_s~_¥~~Eh 30,~ i~78)._ ~ ~,i~~i~j'r~~~y~ ~f .~il!eQntOIQ~r~i~ Japa~i 1~61;1~5!-:~ •• ~ .• " ... _........ ,.... -~ ......... _.q..... <.~ .••• , .••-: •• Edlted by Kametoshl KANMERA Imd Hlrosh~ UJIIlL .:~.~ Nuinber 23' (Issuid Deceinber:J l~ 1980) Carboniferousc'i'rilobites;.of Japan7:"iii ~Comparison - wl"th , .' .. ~ '.' - Asiai: P~dfic'·andOther~Fiun8s. '; .~.~ .• ;-.;!.:.:f.:':T~iichi·K6BA \'ASHI artdTiikashl HA.MA~A· •... ,; _~--,~'" . _-~N~=mber. 24:1f~i.edDetein~.,.J5L1981).·.Peririia.fConoAQh~'IligstratigraphY:-of japfp;:~·;.: •• ":~·:+. .~' ..". c ":..:~.,;.;::.z::~,:::~ ..:.,;:.; .....~ ..:~; .•. ":' ;:~ ;,: .. " .. ;; .. ?:.::g,1=;~ .:;<>.}~.:~ ::-;•.•. ~:; ::__ Hisaharll 19.9 ."--;' _." "':'r-l !lptlW 25': (Issei!d~ N.ovem~er ,,15;"1982) Mjlltidiscip1inary~~~~~Jn:jheuppef·Cretaceou.s-of; the'" ". - ~ . .... c .. :' ''':' - "'··-MQnJ>~.A~,~~ikok~ ~ •• !:;;~. : .• ="CQmpjled>by· T~s~o;MAT$UM<jTO an4.!¥asayuki.'fASHIRO: ::".,: . ~. ~.~ . ~.- -.,. (·-Out o(SiQCk) : '~~'."~'''''''''--.~ :.;-:-' -- ~~~,"; '~~~'.,~ "_.: :" .• ~.. -" • j:' ~.<! ':;-',~~~~:!,-., .. ~i:~ ;:':~,~-~ ~: . ~".. -'~ ,_'-;';";'~::;='~' "i:SpecIalPu~bhGatlOIis, Palaeontologlca1" SOCIety-.Qf:Japan. -:-7~~ ~. ,: <- ~~:..J ... "- _<:-:- _~-'~{_',,_'- .~~; ....~:~--",'~.}~~~i:J ~? .~~~.~~~~~~~_ ~~_:- :~'i~-~ '~, ,_ .. >~~.~~. ,",-.:. ;-~h~._~~~": ._~ -~-~~. ~'-~- s,~ =,'". ~.~ . ---. ,_. ~-~ _ ~'~' _" _ ~Twenty·Fifth .Anmversary·,Y Qlume .. (Issued ~February.15; 1961} ~Catalogue of type-Specimens . ~-~~~~~.~:~~~~~~;~~~~-- '.j-.-. .... ;...~. ·Tw~nti7Flffl): At!niversary'~yolume- (Issued:Sep~e~r!iber' ~~Q:,.:g§3) ;-..~ stfrv~y"~f~the Fo~sils f~bIn ..'-- Japin .J.lhistrated in Classic'll I Monographi -(Primarily a Nomenciatorial.R~visioDY • '.' .: ; '., ,'d . ,. .• ~ ~'~~>i';;'.; •• ; .-.;••• ~;~';/"'••• ~; ••\:,::~;'. ':;" .~.-•• ~~ •• ~;;.~)~"'Edi_t~d'bY'ratsuro"MATSU.~QTOi .~. - ,-: --'.- - ~ ..' " ~.. _'Ill ;-.,. _;-.: ~j:~-.:-:-": -. -' ~.;.... ~~ -'-:i- - "-'"- -:'.'~~:~·:r-·""~- _.: .---.~- -~:~..:~ . ,,:.,.-~.-..- _',.. i~:'-·:-.' ,', .. ' ••• _--",&;- '{ ',- .:: '.'", PALAEONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN SPECIAL PAPERS NUMBER 26 PERMIAN TRILOBITES OF JAPAN IN COMPARISON WITH ASIAN, PACIFIC AND OTHER FAUNAS By Teiichi KOBA YASH! and Takashi HAMADA PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY December 24, 1984 PALAEONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN SPECIAL PAPERS NUMBER 2(j Editor: Tsugio SHUTO Associate Editors: Ienori FUJlYAMA and ]uichi YANAGIDA All Communications relating to this publication should be addressed to THE EDITOR c/o Department of Geology, Faculty of Science, Kyushu University, Fukuoka 812 © PALAEONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN, 1984 PERMIAN TRILOBITES OF JAPAN IN COMPARISON WITH ASIAN, PACIFIC AND OTHER FAUNAS* By Teiichi KOBAYASHI Japan Academy, Tokyo and Takashi HAMADA Department of Earth Science and Astronomy College of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo Abstract Kobayashi, T. and Hamada, T.
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