華南寒武紀(jì)鰓曳動(dòng)物形態(tài)分類與譜系演化研究
[Abstract]:Branchial tracer is a small door in the subboundary molt group of the original animal, and the present type has only described 7 genera and 19 species so far. However, the soft somatic branchial tracer is the dominant group in the Cambrian middle subsea biological community, with very high morphological difference and individual abundance. A series of special burial of the Cambrian platform and slope facies in Southern China. The stone group has a large number of branchial fossils. It is an important fossil material for the study of the early origin and radiation of the branchial tracers, the origin and evolution of molt, and the "Cambrian outbreak". However, the systematic classification, radiological evolution, paleo ecological characteristics and systematic evolution of the early branchial tracers in the academic circles are at present. On the basis of a systematic summary of the achievements of previous studies, this paper is based on the stone brand biota in the Three Gorges area (terracostage, Cambrian fourth), Xixiang biota (terrace, Cambrian, fourth) in the Sanlun area, Xixiang, Xixiang, and the Jianhe biota (slope facies, late Cambrian in the late fourth order) and Kay in Jianhe, Guizhou. The study of the branchial fossil materials in the fossils of the fossils of the biota (slope facies and the Early Cambrian fifth order) has been studied in order to solve the scientific problem of the long term controversy in the academic circles. This paper systematically describes the 5 genera and 8 species of the paleo worms of the four biota, including 3 new species, 2 new species and 2 undetermined species. Among them, Sanxiasc Olex papillogyrus Gen. et sp. Nov., Wronascolex yichangensis sp. Nov. and W. spinosus, described in the Xixiang biota of biota. The two new types, W. jianhensis sp. Nov. and W.sp. are the fossil molecules of the Kaili biota. In addition, Gen. et sp. uncertain A and Gen. et are two unofficially named new types described respectively in the biota and the Kaili biota. These species are all common in the early Paleozoic strata. Bone plate, but the characteristics of different types of bone plate system (scleritomes) show a certain difference, which is consistent with the different characteristics of the bone plate characteristics of different habitats and layers of ancient worms in the period of geological history, indicating that the structure of the epidermal bone plate of the ancient worms may be related to the nature of the seabed sediments. This paper systematically discusses the Wronascolex genus. The classification principle, palaeogeographic distribution and earth history extension limit indicate that the genus is the highest (8 species and 3 undetermined species) in Cambrian (including 8 species and 3 undetermined species), and the most widely distributed (Southern China, Siberia, Australia, Spain and North America) and the oldest (Cambrian, fourth to GUSHAN) paleogeic solid fossils. However, the genera of Wronascolex are still not clear. Moreover, the study of the morphological classification of the Hadimopanella isolated bone plates has greatly weakened the Stratigraphic Significance of the fossil genus and its bone plate. In addition, the bone plate of the W. spinosus in the stone brand biota has a unique arrangement, indicating that the bone plates of the ancient worms may have a variety of growth patterns. This paper also studied the Chengjiang fauna of Yunnan. The ancient worms Mafangscolex yunnanensis (Luo et Zhang), 1986, identified the conical structure and possible leg limbs on the ventral side of the trunk for the first time. It provides new information for the study of the morphological, paleecology and systematic evolution of the ancient worms. Fossil evidence shows that the ancient worms have strong point digging ability and some types may have both potential and potential. Although the earliest fossil records of partial solitary bone plate types (such as Hadimopanella) can be traced back to the late Cambrian second stage of the Cambrian, the third order Chengjiang fauna represented the first radiative evolution of the branchial tract. The combination features of the tractable animals are very different. Most of them are endemic molecules of the various biota. Only a few species have a long history delay limit. It shows that the early branchial tracer had better adaptability and rapid differentiation in different living environments. The tracer fossils are produced, indicating that the Southern China East Yunnan shallow sea area is not necessarily the radiant center of the branchial tracts in this period. The Kaili biota produces an important branchial type Ottoia and Sicyophorus., which shows that the Otto body of the Kaili biota has a long 50-80 mm length, and the extended kiss has 25 columns of spines, a short column in the rear, and the trunk width of the trunk. Uniform, dense ring lines, up to 13 /5mm; there is a possible muscle stomach between the pharynx and the intestine; the intestinal wall appears muscle fiber; the trunk of the trunk has 1 pairs of long hind extention muscles. These characteristics are distinctly different from the O. prolifica Walcott in the Burgess Shale biota (Shale), 1911, named the O. guizhouensis Yang, Zhao of the Guizhou Otto worm, Zhao. Et Zhang, 2015. buried O. guizhouensis preserved the evidence that the body is drilling mud, and there is a muddy filling in the intestines, indicating that Ottoia is a kind of inward animal that can freely shuttle in the bottom surface sediments and occasionally live in mud. It was not previously assumed that the cavern was in the U cavern. By analogy with the Chengjiang fauna. The special branchial tracer types, Sicyophorus rara Luo et al., 1999 and Palaeopriapulites parvus Hou et al., 1999, identified the trunk of the cucurbits in the Kaili biota with about 50 column separators, 2-3 rings in the neck and a short tail process at the end, thus establishing the Guizhou cucurbits (new species) S. guizhouensis. Morphological and anatomical evidence shows that Sicyophorus has both morphological structure (kissing and caudate) similar to the branchial tracers, and also the trunk characteristics of the armour (with a column partition), while the curly coiled intestines are different from other annulus, and may be the continuous development of the branchlets during the evolution of the armour to the armour. This article uses TNT software to analyze the system evolution position of O. guizhouensis and S. guizhouensis. The branch tree of the pedigree shows that Ottoia belongs to the Scalidophora group type, and Sicyophorus is located at the bottom of the Scalidophora canopy near the position of the armour, supporting the continuous development of the branchial tractable immature state. In addition, the system evolution position of different species of ancient worms is very different. According to the morphological, anatomical evidence and genealogical analysis, the paper discusses the Xenusia- Scalidophora trunk type Fieldiai of the Urbilateria- leaf feet of bilaterally symmetrical animals and Ancalagonia - the Palaeoscolecida - Louisellia - branchial Priap Ulida - the body configuration characteristics of the representative of each node in the entire evolution line of the Sicyophourus - armour Loricifera of cucurbit cucurbit. It is believed that some of the ancient worms (such as M.yunnanensis) may have similar morphological characteristics to the ancestral types of the molting animals.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:西北大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2016
【分類號(hào)】:Q915
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