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Geo.Alp 8

Series/Periodical/Journal: Geo.Alp

Editors: Editor-in-chief: Karl Krainer, Innsbruck E-Mail: Karl.Krainer@uibk.ac.at Editors: I Technical editor/Layout: Monika Tessadri-Wackerle E-Mail: Monika.Tessadri-Wackerle@uibk.ac.at Contact: Karl Krainer, Institute of Geology and Paleontology, University of Innsbruck, Innrain 52, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria E-Mail: Karl.Krainer@uibk.ac.at Benno Baumgarten, Naturmuseum Südtirol/Museo Scienze Naturali Alto Adige, Bindergasse 1/Via Bottai 1, I-39100 Bozen/Bolzano, Italy: E-Mail: benno.baumgarten[at]naturmuseum.it
Publisher: Url: http://www.naturmuseum.it/de/geo-alp_de.asp, Naturmuseum Bozen/Museo Scienze Naturali Alto Adige, Bolzano/Bozen, Italy
Contents: Geo.Alp is an annual journal joint-edited by the Institute of Geology and Palaeontology Innsbruck (Austria) with the Naturmuseum Bozen (Italy). Geo.Alp is the successor of the former "Geologisch-Paläontologisch Mitteilungen Innsbruck". The size format is A4. Geo.Alp is devoted to all aspects of Alpine geology. Topics include regional geology, structural deformation, stratigraphy, sedimentology, palaeontology-palaeoecology, mineralogy, mining, physical geography, geophysics and the history of geoscientific investigation of the Alps. The journal shall appear once a year. All submitted articles are subject to review by experts in the respective field of research. Articles may range in length from short communications to longer papers with more extensive documentation (figures, tables, plates).

Vorgängerzeitschrift: Geologisch-Paläontologische Mitteilungen Innsbruck

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Articles (13)

  • Helfried Mostler (2011): Pinakide Mikroskleren demospongiider Poriferen, weit verbreitet in mesozoischen Beckensedimenten der nördlichen Kalkalpen. – Geo.Alp – 008: 4 - 19.
  • Peter Tropper, Daniel Bechter, Johannes Zambanini, Reinhard Kaindl, Franz Vavtar, Joachim Lutz (2011): Montangeschichte, Mineralogie, Geochemie und Petrologie der Kupferlagerstätte Bartholomäberg/Silbertal (Montafon, Vorarlberg). – Geo.Alp – 008: 20 - 44.
  • Parvaneh Roozbahani (2011): Lithostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy of oligocene miocene deposits (Asmari formation) in south-west Iran (Zagros basin, northern Khorramabad). – Geo.Alp – 008: 46 - 55.
  • Gian Luigi Trombetta (2011): Facies analysis, geometry and architecture of a Arnian carbonate platform: The settsass/richthofen reef system (Dolomites, southern Alps, northern Italy). – Geo.Alp – 008: 56 - 75.
  • Rainer Brandner, Lorenz Keim (2011): A 4-day geological field trip in the western Dolomites. – Geo.Alp – 008: 76 - 118.
  • Anonymus (2011): Workshop on the Cassian Beds (Upper Triassic) 28. - 29. Juli 2011 Naturmuseum Südtirol, Bozen. – Geo.Alp – 008: 120 - 121.
  • Massimo Bernardi, Marco Avanzini, Fabrizio Bizzarini (2011): Vertebrate fauna from the San Cassiano formation (early Carnian) of the Dolomites region. – Geo.Alp – 008: 122 - 127.
  • Hans Hagdorn (2011): Benthic crinoids from the Triassic Cassian formation of the Dolomites. – Geo.Alp – 008: 128 - 135.
  • Andreas Kroh (2011): Echinoids from the Triassic of St. Cassian - a review. – Geo.Alp – 008: 136 - 140.
  • Andreas Kroh, Thomas Nichterl, Alexander Lukeneder (2011): Type specimens from the Cassian Beds in the collection of the NHM Vienna. – Geo.Alp – 008: 142 - 145.
  • Evelyn Kustatscher, Fabrizio Bizzarini, Guido Roghi (2011): Plant fossils in the Cassian Beds and other carnian formations of the southern Alps (Italy). – Geo.Alp – 008: 146 - 155.
  • Fabio Tosti, Adriano Guido, Fabio Demasi, Adelaide Mastandrea, Attilio Naccarato, Antonio Tagarelli, Franco Russo (2011): Microbialites as primary builders of the Ladinian- Carnian platforms in the Dolomites: Biogeochemical characterization. – Geo.Alp – 008: 156 - 162.
  • Max Urlichs (2011): Stunting in invertebrates from the type area of the Cassian formation (Early Carnian) of the Dolomites (Italy). – Geo.Alp – 008: 164 - 169.