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PRE-LAB
EXERCISES
1.
Invertebrate
macrofossils
are
useful
for
biostratigraphic
correlation
and
determin-
ing
the
ages
of
sedimentary
rocks.
In
the
Geologic
Range
Table
below,
indicate
the
geologic
range
of
each
invertebrate
group
by
placing
an
x
in
the
boxes
corre-
sponding
to
the
geologic
periods
in
which
it
lived.
When
you
have
completed
the
chart,
you
will
be
able
to
see
which
fossil
groups
coexisted
in
time,
which
fossil
groups
never
coexisted,
and
times
at
which
major
extinction
events
occurred.
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Cenozoic
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Rugose
corals
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corals
Scleractinian
corals
Bryozoans
Brachiopods
Bivalves
Gastropods
Ammonoids
Nautiloids
Belemnoids
Trilobites
Eurypterids
Barnacles
nsect:
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Invertebrate
Macrofossils
and
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of
Organisms
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Cambrian,
O
=
Ordovician,
S
=
Silurian,
D
=
Devonian,
M
=
Mississippian,
[P
=
Pennsylvanian,
P
=
Permian,
T
=Triassic,
J
=
Jurassic,
K
=
Cretaceous,
P
=
Paleogene,
N
=
Neogene,
Q
=
Quaternary.
Use
the
completed
Geologic
Range
table
to
answer
the
following
questions.
2.
Which
fossil
groups
were
present
during
the
Paleozoic?
All
except
the
asteroids
3.
Which
fossil
groups
were
present
during
the
Mesozoic?
ostacods,crinoids,echonoids,and
asteriod
4.
Which
fossil
groups
were
present
during
the
Cenozoic?
ostacods,crinoids
and
echinoids
5.
Major
faunal
extinctions
occurred
several
times
in
the
geologic
past.
The
boundar-
ies
between
eras
were
drawn
where
mass
extinction
events
occurred.
The
earlier
of
these
two
extinctions
occurred
at
the
end
of
the
P¢™™'a"
Period
(not
era),
__252
million
years
ago.
List
five
fossil
groups
that
became
extinct
at
this
time:
trilobites,
chrodata,
gonatite
blastoids
and
graptolite
6.
The
second
of
these
two
mass
extinctions
was
most
dramatic
among
the
vertebrates
(dinosaurs
and
marine
reptiles),
but
it
also
affected
microfossils
and
invertebrate
macrofossils.
This
other
major
extinction
occurred
at
the
end
of
the
oreataceous
Period
(not
era),
65
million
years
ago.
The
following
invertebrate
macrofossil
fossil
group(s)
became
extinct
at
this
time:
belemnoids
7.
1f
you
found
a
rock
that
contained
both
scleractinian
corals
and
ammonoids,
to
whichigeplggicipesiads
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helans
Betting
possibly
gong
back
to
devonian
carboniferous,
or
permian
periods
depending
on
the
specific
charecteristics
of
the
Tossils
L
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e
e
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Cc
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Invertebrate
Macrofossils
and
Classification
of
Organisms
=
‘Taxonomic
Group
Optional
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A,
B,C,
152,
3
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¢
Geologic
Range
I,
1,
.
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(Phylum
nu:
I
gyt
{Ehy)
)(Subphylum
or
Class)|(Class,
Subclass
or
Order)
Genis
of
Genus
17
bryozoan
brachiopoda
Constellaria
18
belemnites
scaphopods
dentalium
19
Mollusca
Cephalopoda
Ammonitida
20
Echinodermata
Crinoidea
Articulata
21
Bryozoa
Cyclostomata
Cryptostomata
22
Articulata
Linguliformea
Brachiopoda
23
Gastropoda
Mollusca
Caenogastropoda
24
Mollusca
Bivalvia
Pteriomorphia
25
Porifera
calcarea
calcis
2.
Compare
brachiopod
and
bivalve
shells.
a.
In
the
spaces below,
draw
sketches
of
bivalves
and
brachiopods
to
show
the
differences
in
symmetry.
Then
draw
the
symmetry
planes.
[Bivalve
shell
with
the
hinge
at
the
top
=
Two
bivalve
shells
together,
in
Tl
edge
view,
with
the
hinge
on
the
left
_
'Brachiopod
shell
with
the
hinge
at
the
top
|
Two
brachiopod
shells
together,
bl
in
edge
view,
with
the
hinge
on
the
left
|
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