Tethys in general
page 5
 
GALLETTA G. & TOMADINI L. - Tethys and Nemesis: astronomical problems. Testing an astronomical explanation of mass extinctions
page 7
 
MCKENZIE K.G. - The Tethyan paradigm: keeping in touch with Suess
page 19
 
FABRIS F. - Tethyan paleogeography and how to teach it in the middle school
page 33
 
TARUNA M.F. - Phyletic sequence schemes
page 41
 
TARUNA M.F. - The faunal sequence of land, sea and sky predators around Tethys since the Triassic up to the Recent
page 49
 
HONGFU Y. - Triassic events of East Asia
page 57
 
KOTAKA T. - The Tethyan Paleozoogeography of some species groups of Colpospira (Acutospira) (Family Turritellidae) crossing the K-T Boundary
page 67
 
Permian
page 75
 
UENO K. - Late Early to Middle Permian Fusulinacean Biostratigraphy of the Akiyoshi limestone group, Southwest Japan, with special reference to the Verbeekinid and Neoschwagerinid Fusulinacean Biostratigraphy and evolution
page 77
 
PRONINA G.P. - Genus Sphairionia and its stratigraphic significance
page 105
 
EZAKI Y. & KUWAHARA K.- Upper Permian siliceous claystone in a pelagic facies in the Panthalassa Ocean
page 119
 
Permotriassic
page 131
 
ZAKAROV Y.D. - The Induan-Olenekian boundary in the Tethys and boreal Realm
page 133
 
Triassic
page 157
 
HAAS J., KOVÁCS S. & TÖRÖK À. - Early Alpine evolution in the Hungarian segments of the Tethys margin
page 159
 
SUDIRO P. - Sea-level control on carbonate platforms: derived calcarenites in proximal basinal areas. Examples from the Middle Triassic of Tethys (Dolomites, Northern Italy)
page 173
 
TAMURA M. - Upper Triassic Tethyan Bivalves from Japan and Trigonian Bio-Provinces
page 185
 
VUKS V.J. - Late Triassic Foraminifers of Caucasus and Pamirs
page 199
 
BIZZARINI F. - Stratigraphic distribution of the microfossils in St. Cassian Formation (Upper Triassic) between Badia and Ampezzo valley (Dolomites-Italy)
page 207
 
PRONINA G.P. & VUKS V.J. - New Data on the Triassic foraminifers of Crimea
page 215
 
Cretaceous
page 229
 
BELOW R. & KIRSCH K.H. - Introduction to a promising new quantitative method in dinoflagellate-cyst studies
page 231
 
HABIBNIA B.A. - Biostratigraphy and Palaeoecology of Cretaceous- Lower Tertiary Rock of Jaisalmer, Western India
page 241
 
Tertiary
page 257
 
BRAGA G., ZÁGORSÊK K. & KÁZMER M. - Comparison between Venetian and Western Carpathian late Eocene Bryozoan faunas
page 259
 
FRANCO F. - Fossil Crocodiles of the Oligocene from Monteviale (Vicenza, Italy) in the framework of Tethyan Crocodiles
page 271
 
OGASAWARA K. - Notes on Adaptational Process of Cold-Water Molluscs on the Basis of Japanese Cenozoic Molluscan Records
page 277
 
Mathematical models in Palaeontology
page 287
 
GIADROSSI TAMARO L. & SARTORI S. - Mathematical model of brachiopods and benthic molluscs spreading in the Tethyan Permo-Triassic
page 289
 
SETTI BARONCINI P., FRANCHINO A. & SARTORI S. - Brachiopods and Benthic Molluscs in the Tethyan Jurassic, with mathematical processing
page 301
 
PARINETTO A. & SARTORI S. - Mathematical processing of Cretaceous Tethyan Brachiopods and Benthic molluscs spreading and climatic cycles
page 319
 
BAGGIO D. & SARTORI S. - The Lyllean coefficients checked for Tethyan and Indonesian Cenozoic Benthic Molluscs; a comparison with the Mesozoic
page 333
 
PICCOLI G. & SARTORI S. - Paleogeographic and Paleobiologic results from a mathematical processing of the Tethyan Marine Benthic Molluscs in the Tertiary
page 357
 
FORNASIERO M. - Mathematical model in Benthic Paleobiography for the Indonesian Tethyan and Post-Tethyan Molluscs
page 375
 
Abstracts
page 387