Michał Zatoń

Corals in a crinoid meadow: paleoecology of Pragian tabulates from Hamar Laghdad (Morocco)

Jan J. Król, Błażej Berkowski, Mikołaj K. Zapalski, Michał Jakubowicz et autres

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Micro‐ CT reveals host‐controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association

Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń

Abstract Symbiosis impacts ecological interactions and evolutionary innovations, yet, direct evidence of host–symbiont dynamics is rarely preserved in the fossil record. The study of the Middle Jurassic hydroid Protulophila gestroi bioclaustrated within the tubes of serpulid Propomatoceros lumbricalis provides valuable insights into …

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Infested crinoid stems from the Famennian of Morocco: A window into secondary tiering and symbiosis in the southern Rheic Ocean

Michał Zatoń, Grzegorz Sadlok, Jakub Słowiński, Błażej Berkowski et autres

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Dataset and R code supporting: "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association"

Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń

This repository contains the data and R scripts supporting the analyses presented in the manuscript "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association", submitted to Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The dataset includes the data used in the statistical analyses. …

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Partially preserved cornulitid feeding apparatuses from the lowest Silurian of South China support the lophophorate affinities of this enigmatic group

Olev Vinn, Ruiwen Zong, M. A. WILSON, Yilong Liu et autres

Circular structures observed at the apertures of several Cornulites specimens from the earliest Silurian of China are interpreted as possible fossilized remains of a lophophore with a simple, ring-like morphology. These structures may represent partial preservation of the feeding apparatus, with the …

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Shell microstructure and composition illuminate the classification and evolution of early calcifying foraminifera

Zofia Dubicka, Michał Zatoń, Maria Gajewska, Michał Rakociński et autres

Foraminifera is one of the most abundant and diverse groups of marine shelled micro-organisms whose fossil record extends as far back as the early Cambrian. Throughout the early Palaeozoic, foraminifers were mainly represented by simple-shaped agglutinated forms. More complex, calcareous, forms did …

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Micro-CT datasets, R code and statistical data supporting: "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association"

Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń

This repository contains the data and R scripts supporting the analyses presented in the manuscript "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association", submitted to Palaeontology. The dataset includes the data used in the statistical analyses. The R script reproduces analyses …

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Dataset and R code supporting: "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association"

Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń

This repository contains the data and R scripts supporting the analyses presented in the manuscript "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association", submitted to Palaeontology. The dataset includes the data used in the statistical analyses. The R script reproduces analyses …

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Micro-CT datasets, R code and statistical data supporting: "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association"

Jakub Słowiński, Piotr Duda, Rafał Nawrot, Michał Zatoń

This repository contains the data and R scripts supporting the analyses presented in the manuscript "Micro-CT reveals host-controlled symbiosis of the Jurassic serpulid–hydroid association", submitted to Palaeontology. The dataset includes the data used in the statistical analyses. The R script reproduces analyses …

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Well-preserved Rothpletzella microencruster on a brachiopod shell from the Upper Ordovician of Estonia

Olev Vinn, А. А. Мадисон, Michał Zatoń, Mare Isakar et autres

Abstract A single shell of brachiopod Porambonites wesenbergensis Teichert, 1930 is encrusted in several places with thin sheets of Rothpletzella , tentatively assigned to R. gotlandica Wood, 1948, which are preserved as pyritized molds. The spheroidal shape of the pyrite is rare, …

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Lower Devonian crinoid pluricolumnals from Morocco are severely infested by sclerobionts: Evidence for a parasitic outbreak on the shelf of northern Gondwana

Michał Zatoń, Przemysław Gorzelak, Błażej Berkowski, Mikołaj K. Zapalski et autres

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Parasitism as a Long‐Lasting Interaction—First Evidence From Paleozoic Corals

Mikołaj K. Zapalski, Jan J. Król, Julien Denayer, Michał Zatoń

ABSTRACT The peak of reef development in the middle Paleozoic (Silurian‐Devonian) resulted in a dense network of interactions between corals and their symbionts. Due to their skeletonization, fossil corals and sponges preserved past interspecific relationships very effectively. Macrosymbionts of typical Paleozoic reef …

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