Palaeozoic coral communities were dominated by two extinct coral groups: Tabulata and
Rugosa. Whilst they are not closely related to modern Scleractinia, they are morphologically …

Organisms encrusting corals from a coral horizon encountered in a trench in the Middle
Devonian (Givetian) Pokrzywianka Beds of the classic Grzegorzowice-Skały section in the …

Abstract Middle Devonian (Givetian) rugose corals from the Holy Cross Mountains
(Miłoszów), Poland, have been analysed with respect to epibiont colonization patterns …

Abstract Middle Devonian (Eifelian/Givetian transition) brachiopod-hosted sclerobiont
assemblage from Gondwana (Morocco, eastern Anti-Atlas, Mader Basin) has been studied …

The palaeoecology of fossiliferous shales, belonging to the upper part of the Dobruchna
Brachiopod Shale Member (= set XIV) of the Skały Formation (northern Holy Cross …

Skeletobionts, organisms that attach to or bore into the skeleton of a host, provide a useful
system to observe biological interactions over geological timescales. We examined …

Epibionts and hosts as well as their interactions comprise a special ecosystem in the marine
hard-substrate communities which could provide paleoecological implications for the critical …

Wetheredella is a calcareous encrusting microproblematicum known only from its two-
dimensional expression in thin-sections. It occurs in Cambrian through Permian rocks, often …

The upper Frasnian coral biostrome, well-exposed in the Russkiy Brod quarry, Central
Devonian Field, Russia, has been studied in detail with respect to paleoecology and …

Upper Devonian brachiopods from the Central Devonian Field, Russia have been
investigated with respect to encrustation patterns of cornulitids. These Palaeozoic encrusters …