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ICHTHYOLITH ISSUES
Newsletter for
International Working Group on Fishes especially Vertebrate microremains
ISSN 1032-1314 [registered serial of the National Library of Australia]


This serial began in 1987 on the hillsides of Yunnan Province in southwestern China during the Early/Lower Vertebrates Symposium field trip when a group of Palaeozoic fish palaeontologists decided that we needed to keep in touch and swop news and information. From a small International Palaeontological Association grant, Dr Sue Turner started the first issue in 1988 and continued to 2001. The name reflects the content on small fish fossil remains: ‘ichthyolith’ or stone fish being an old term for teeth, scales, bones etc. The issues were not intended to obtain taxonomic descriptions but some articles are cited as scientific publications.

Special publications began in 1993 for
the Walter Gross Symposium abstracts at
Göttingen University and have been used
for conference abstracts ever since.
A new issue is in preparation on the
history of fossil fish workers
(contact the editor for details).

Back issues can be purchased from me so
have a look at the next page for details of the
various issues, specials and how to pay.

Publisher-Editor:
Dr Susan Turner
(Co-Project Leader IGCP 328 1991-1996)
69 Kilkivan Avenue
Kenmore
Queensland 4069 Australia

Fx: 617 3406 8355 Email: paleodeadfish@yahoo.com

Details:
Cost per Issue - US$20

Special Publication no. 1 - US$25
Back Issues (1988-2000: 1-20) - $10 per issue.
[+ cost of copying and postage]
Translation Library (by request)

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