ARTICLES:

David R. Kobluk and Mary A. Lysenko

Southern Caribbean cryptic scleractinian reef corals from Bonaire, N.A.
PALAIOS 1987 2: 205-218. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Stephen K. Boss and W. David Liddell

Back-reef and fore-reef analogs in the Pleistocene of North Jamaica; implications for facies recognition and sediment flux in fossil reefs
PALAIOS 1987 2: 219-228. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Robert A. Gastaldo, Donald P. Douglass, and Steven M. McCarroll

Origin, characteristics, and provenance of plant macrodetritus in a Holocene crevasse splay, Mobile Delta, Alabama
PALAIOS 1987 2: 229-240. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Robert V. Burne and Linda S. Moore

Microbialites; organosedimentary deposits of benthic microbial communities
PALAIOS 1987 2: 241-254. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Martin G. Lockley, Andrew K. Rindsberg, and Rose M. Zeiler

The paleoenvironmental significance of the nearshore Curvolithus ichnofacies
PALAIOS 1987 2: 255-262. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Nanna Noe-Nygaard, Finn Surlyk, and Stefan Piasecki

Bivalve mass mortality caused by toxic dinoflagellate blooms in a Berriasian-Valanginian lagoon, Bornholm, Denmark
PALAIOS 1987 2: 263-273. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Joel B. Thompson and Cathryn R. Newton

Ecological reinterpretation of the dysaerobic Leiorhynchus fauna; Upper Devonian Geneseo Black Shale, central New York
PALAIOS 1987 2: 274-281. [Abstract] [PDF]  

David E. Fastovsky

Paleoenvironments of vertebrate-bearing strata during the Cretaceous-Paleogene transition, eastern Montana and western North Dakota
PALAIOS 1987 2: 282-295. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J. Keith Rigby, Karl R. Newman, Jan Smit, Sander Van der Kaars, Robert E. Sloan, and J. Keith Rigby

Dinosaurs from the Paleocene part of the Hell Creek Formation, McCone County, Montana
PALAIOS 1987 2: 296-302. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Norman D. Newell

Paleobiology's golden age
PALAIOS 1987 2: 305-309. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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