Lethaia

Contents
pp. i-ii(2)

How to recognize in situ fossil cephalopods: evidence from experiments with modern Nautilus
pp. 305-311(7)
Author: WANI, RYOJI

The root of the problem: palaeoecology of distinctive crinoid attachment structures from the Silurian (Wenlock) of Gotland
pp. 313-320(8)
Authors: DONOVAN, STEPHEN K.; HARPER, DAVID A. T.; HÅKANSSON, ECKART

Devonian monospecific assemblages: new insights into the ecology of reduced-oxygen depositional settings
pp. 321-333(13)
Authors: BOYER, DIANA L.; DROSER, MARY L.

Things that go bump in the night: evolutionary interactions between cephalopods and cetaceans in the tertiary
pp. 335-343(9)
Authors: LINDBERG, DAVID R.; PYENSON, NICHOLAS D.

Chemosymbiotic bivalves and stable carbon isotopes indicate hydrocarbon seepage at four unusual Cenozoic fossil localities
pp. 345-357(13)
Authors: KIEL, STEFFEN; PECKMANN, JÖRN

Origin of the phyla and cancer
pp. 359-363(5)
Author: SAUL, JOHN M.

Between a rock and a hard place: arthropod trackways and ichnotaxonomy
pp. 365-375(11)
Authors: MINTER, NICHOLAS J.; BRADDY, SIMON J.; DAVIS, ROBERT B.

Ammonoid taphonomy, palaeoenvironments and sequence stratigraphy at the Bajocian/Bathonian boundary on the Bas Auran area (Subalpine Basin, south-eastern France)
pp. 377-391(15)
Authors: FERNÁNDEZ-LÓPEZ, SIXTO R.

Sphinxiocarpon, a new name for Sphinxia Li, Hilton & Hemsley, 1997 - not Reid & Chandler, 1933
pp. 393-393(1)
Authors: WANG, QI; XUE, JINZHUANG; PRESTIANNI, CYRILLE

Index of Contributors
pp. 394-394(1)