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Index Note: Page numbers in italics refer to biofilms, 42, 64, 65 Dickinsonia, 81, 84* Figures; those in bold to Tables; Page bioirrigation, 36 echinoderms see echinoderms numbers with an asterisk (eg 24*) indicate biostratinomy, 36, 36 Grypania, 81, 84* color representation. bioturbation, 52, 64 microbial mat-dominated seafloors, 83 early Cambrian Chengjiang biota, mollusc evolution, 86, 88, 89*,91 AAT see average annual temperature China, 42, 43, 84, 87 organism size, increase in, 81–2, 84* (AAT) ichnodiversity, 210, 212 trilobites, 81 reworked remains, 36, 36 wrinkle structure distribution, 83, 86 Acanthostega, 139 and trace fossils see trace fossils and Cambrorhytium, 84, 87 Acropora bioturbation CAMP see Central Atlantic Magmatic A. cervicornis, 202, 203–4 bivalves Province (CAMP) A. palmata, 202, 203–4 chemosymbiotic lucinid, 25, 26, 105 carbon cycle, 4, 5*, 131, 175 actualism, 14, 24, 76 end-Permian mass extinction, 177, 183, Carboniferous forests, 15*, 16, 139–41, agrichnia, 52, 53 190* 142*, 142–3 agronomic revolution, 83, 85 Lower Miocene Ugly Hill seep Carbon-Oxygen-Phosphorus-Sulfur- Albertosaurus libratus, 144, 144 deposit, 124, 125* Evolution (COPSE) model, amber, 46 microborings, 58–9 14,16 ammonites rudist, 117, 121, 123 Caririchnium, 59, 61 habitats of, 134, 134 tellinacean, 162, 170 catastrophism, 14 planispiral ammonoids, paleoecology of, bonebeds Cenozoic mammal trackways, 63 134, 135* biotic mechanisms, 141, 144 Cenozoic reefs, 122*, 123 shapes and hypothetical life modes, 134, definition, 141 Central Atlantic Magmatic
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