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• 1- Ordination methods and the evaluation of Ediacaran communities / Matthew E. Clapham
• 2- Exploratory multivariate techniques and their utility for understanding ancient ecosystems / John W. Huntley
• 3- Morphometrics in the study of Ediacaran fossil forms / Marc Laflamme and Michelle M. Casey
• 4- Analyzing predation from the dawn of the Phanerozoic / Lindsey R. Leighton
• 5- Ecospace utilization during the Ediacaran radiation and the Cambrian eco-explosion / Andrew M. Bush, Richard K. Bambach, and Douglas H. Erwin
• 6- Quantifying bioturbation in Ediacaran and Cambrian rocks / Katherine N. Marenco and David J. Bottjer
• 7- Assessing the role of skeletons in early Paleozoic carbonate production : insights from Cambro-Ordovician strata, western Newfoundland / Sara B. Pruss and Hannah Clemente / Exploring the ecological dynamics of extinction / Amelinda E. Webb and Lindsey R. Leighton
• 8- Fossils with little relief : using lasers to conserve, image, and analyse the Ediacara biota / Jonathan B. Antcliffe and Martin D. Brasier
• 9- Confocal laser scanning microscopy and Raman (and fluorescence) spectroscopic imagery of permineralized Cambrian and Neoproterozoic fossils / J. William Schopf and Anatoliy B. Kudryavtsev
• 10- X-ray microanalysis of Burgess Shale and similarly preserved fossils / Patrick J. Orr and Stuart L. Kearns
• 11- Ultrastructural approaches to the microfossil record : assessing biological affinities by use of transmission electron microscopy / Sebastian Willman and Phoebe A. Cohen
• 12- Paleobiological applications of focused ion beam electron microscopy (FIB-EM) : an ultrastructural approach to the (micro)fossil record / James D. Schiffbauer and Shuhai Xiao
• 13- Reconstructing deep-time biology with molecular fossils / Christian Hallmann ... [et al.]
• 14- Carbon and sulfur stable isotopic systems and their application in paleoenvironmental analysis / Kathleen A. McFadden and Amy E. Kelly.

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