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Conference proceedings, & some essential references
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INA CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Abstracts from INA Conferences have been published by INA as special
issues of the JNR, and its
predecessor the International Nannoplankton Association Newsletter.
Published proceedings have also been produced from most of the INA
Conferences as special issues or volumes or various publications. These
are mostly still in print and together form an extremely useful source
of literature on nannofossils:
2008 Lyon, France (convenors Emanuela Matioli
and Fabiene Giraud) 12th INA Conference
Giraud F. and Matioli E. (eds) 2010: Recent advances in living
coccolithophore and calcareous nannofossil studies
Geobios, vol 43/1, p. 1-164 (12 papers)
2006 LINCOLN, Nebraska (convenor Dave Watkins) 11th INA Conference
No published proceedings
2004 LISBON (convenor Mario Cachao) 10th INA Conference
Young J. R., Flores J.A. and Cachao M. (eds) 2008: Quaternary
cocolithophore paleoceanography
Marine Micropaleontology, vol. 69/1, p.1-90 (6 papers).
2003 Crete (convenor Maria Triantaphylou) INA workshop on extant
coccolithophorid research
Triantaphylou M. (ed.) 2004: Advances in the biology, ecology and
taphonomy of extant calcareous nannoplankton.
Micropaleontology, vol. 50, supplement 1 p.1-xxx (12 papers). Contents and ordering information
2002 PARMA (convenor Giuliana Villa) 9th INA Conference
Villa G., Lees J., and Bown P. R. (eds) 2004: Calcareous Nannofossil
Palaeoecology and Palaeocenographic Reconstructions
Marine Micropaleontology, vol. 52, p.1-299 (15 papers). Contents and ordering information
2000 BREMEN (convenor Helmut Willems) - 8th INA Conference
No published proceedings
1998 PUERTO RICO (convenor Amos Winter) - 7th INA Conference
Young J. R., Thierstein H. R., Winter A. (eds.) 2000: Nannoplankton
ecology and palaeocology, Proceedings of the INA7 conference, Puerto
Rico, February 1998.
Marine Micropaleontology, vol. 39, p.1-318 (17 papers). Contents and ordering information
1995 COPENHAGEN, DENMARK (convenor David Jutson)
No published proceedings
1993 SALAMANCA, SPAIN (convenor Jose-Abel Flores Villarejo)
Flores J. A. & Sierro F. J. (eds) 1995: 5th INA Conference in
Salamanca 1993 Proceedings Universidad de Salamanca Press 299p.
(19 papers) ISBN 84-600-9305-0
Availability enquiries: Jose Flores (flores@rs6000.usal.es )
1991 PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA (convenor Bohumil Hamrsmid)
Hamrsmid B. & Young J.R. (eds.), 1992: Nannoplankton Research,
vols 1, 2
Knhovnicka zemniho plynu a nafta, Hodonin 14a & b,
(10 + 15 papers). ISSN 1210-4116.
Availability enquiries: Bohumil Hamrsmid or Jeremy Young
(j.young@nhm.ac.uk).
1989 FLORENCE, ITALY (convenor Simonetta Monechi)
Monechi S., Proto-Decima F. and Rio D. (eds.), 1992.: Proceedings
of the International Nannoplankton Association Conference, Firenze,
1989.
Memorie Scienze Geologiche, Padova., vol. 43,
p.1-467. (26 papers).
Availability enquiries: Dip. Geologia, Paleontologia e Geofisica, Univ.
di Padova, via Giotto 1, I-35137 Padova, Italy
1987 LONDON, UK (convenors Jason Crux, Shirley van Heck)
Crux J.A. & van Heck S.E. (eds) 1989. Nannofossils and their
Applications
British Micropalaeontology Society Series. Ellis Horwood Chichester. p.
1-356 (14 papers). ISBN 0-13-609215-2.
OUT OF PRINT.
1985 VIENNA, AUSTRIA (convenor Katharina Perch-Nielsen)
Stradner H. & Perch-Nielsen K. (eds.) 1987: INA Vienna Meeting
1985 Proceedings.
Abhandlungen der Geologischen Bundesanstalt, Wien, 39
, p.1-315, 18 papers, ISBN: 3-900312-54-0. Price 900 austrian schillings
Availability enquiries: Geologische Bundesanstalt, Rasumofskygasse 23,
A-1031, Wien, Austria.
ESSENTIAL REFERENCES
Nannoplankton literature is extensive and scattered across a wide range
of geological and biological journals, books and monographs. A large online bibliography
is provided by Wuchang Wei, and a listing of significant monographs and
special publications and books on the nannoplankton
for sale page of this site. We specially recommend the following
recent review volumes:
THE WHOLE FIELD
H. R. Thierstein and J. R. Young (eds.) 2004 Coccolithophores
from molecular processes to global impact Springer ISBN
3-540-21928-5. 565pages.
Results of the CODENET project and related review articles. This is the
best available overview of the field of cocccolithophore research
including biochemical, biological, oceranographic, evolutionary and
geological aspects. Links: book website for contents etc. Publisher's
website for ordering information.
LIVING NANNOPLANKTON
Malinverno E., Dimiza M.D,
Triantaphylou M., Dermitzakis M. D. & Corselli C. (2008) Coccolithopohres
of the Eastern Mediterranen Sea: A look into the marine microworld
Ion Publishing Group, Peristeri. 188pp. ISBN 97-960411-660-7
A beautifully illustrated atlas of nannopankton from the Mediterranean,
featuring spectacularly diverse oligotrophic communities of the region.
A special feature of the book is inclusion of colour light micrograph
illustrations of coccolithophores as well as scanning electron
micrographs. Also the book is trilingual, with parallel English,
Italian and Greek text. Cost €25. Publisher's website and
book details.
Young J.R., Geisen M., Cros L., Kleijne A., Sprengel C.,
Probert I. & Oostergaard J. (2003) A Guide to Extant
Coccolithophore Taxonomy Journal of Nannoplankton
Research special issue 1, 125pp.
The definitive guide to identification of coccolithophores, all species
are illustrated with high quality SEMs with descriptive notes on
opposite page. More information
and ordering
Cros L. & Fortuño J-M (2002) Atlas of northwestern
Mediterranean coccolithophores Scientia Marina 66 (suppl.
1): 7-182 (eds. 1994).
A beautifully illustrated monograph on extant nannoplankton of the W.
Mediterranean including numerous new taxa. The only available monograph
with high quality modern SEMs. Ordering information from www.icm.csic.es/scimar, also
available free as a PDF
Winter S. & Siesser W.G. (eds. 1994). Coccolithophores.
Cambridge University Press. 242p. ISBN 0-521-38050-2.
Reviews of modern coccolithophore biology, ecology, taxonomy and
biogeography, including species level taxonomic synthesis and excellent
SEM atlas. The scope and treatment is ideal for oceanographers and
geologists.
Green J.C. & Leadbeater B.S.C. (eds. 1994) The
Haptophyte Algae. Systematics Association Special Volume 51,
379-392. Oxford University Press. 446p. ISBN 0-19-857772-9.
Another collection of review chapters focussing, however, on cell
biology and ultrastructure, molecular genetics, biochemistry, and
phylogenetic data. Little for the practical biostratigraphers, but
essential reading for palaeobiologists.
CALCAREOUS NANNOFOSSILS
Bolli, H.M., Saunders, J.B., and Perch-Nielsen, K. (eds. 1985),
Plankton stratigraphy. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, 1006p. Nannofossils by Katharina Perch-Nielsen (two
chapters, 225p.)
The nannofossil biostratigrapher's bible. Imperfect perhaps, and
somewhat dated but still the closest thing to a comprehensive review.
More discussion and more diagrams than Bown (1998) so still a very
useful complement to it. Out of print
Bown P.R. (ed 1998): Calcareous
nannofossil biostratigraphy. British
Micropalaeontological Society Series, Kluwer Academic. ISBN
0-412-78970-1, 328 p.
A species level review, with papers by Bown & Young (introductory,
methods), Bown (Triassic, Jurassic), Bown & Rutledge (Early
Cretaceous), Burnett (Late Jurassic), Osman (Palaeogene), Young
(Neogene), Hine and Weaver (Quaternary). Treatment varies between
chapters but most include major reviews of nannofossil zonation and
atlases of plates illustrating all important species. This is perhaps
the single most useful book for any working biostratigrapher and an
ideal companion to Perch-Nielsen (1985). Out of print
CATALOGUES
Aubry, M.-P. Handbook of Cenozoic calcareous nannoplankton,
Micropaleontology Press, American Museum of Natural History, New York.
Species level catalogue based on original descriptions plus additional
comments and illustrations and overviews of larger groups. Pulblisher's information
- Book 1: Ortholithae (Discoasters). 266 p., 12 text-fig.,
827 fig.
- Book 2: Ortholithae (Catinasters, Ceratoliths, Rhabdoliths).
, 279 p, 18 text-fig., 935 fig.
- Book 3: Ortholithae (Pentaliths, and others) Heliolithae
(Fasciculiths, Sphenoliths and others). 279 p., 992 figs.
- Book 4: Heliolithae (Helicoliths, Cribriliths, Lopadoliths
and others). 381 p., 1403 fig.
- Books 5-8: in preparation (allegedly).
Farinacci, A. -1989: Catalogue of Calcareous Nannofossils;
volumes 1-13. each about 250 p.
Edizioni Tecnoscienza. Catalogue of original taxonomic descriptions,
similar to the Ellis & Messina catologue of foraminifera. Includes
calcispheres and living calcareous nannoplankton. Anna Fariniacci has
genrouly transferd copyright for this work to the INA and a CD verison
is in preparation contact Jeremy Young for details.