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Authors: Simon J. Knell
8.
See, for example, N. J. Rapport,
Diverse World Views in an English Village
(Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1993) on individual worldviews and constellations of knowledge; and C. Geertz,
Local Knowledge
(New York: Basic Books, 1983) on overlapping spheres of operational knowledge.
9.
R. K. Merton and E. Barber,
The Travels and Adventures of Serendipity
(Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2004).
10.
Sweet,
Conodonta
, 170 (ref. ch. 6, n. 8).
11.
Raup,
Nemesis
, 119 (ref. ch. 10, n. 4). On boundaries, B. C. Smith,
On the Origins of Objects
(Cambridge, Mass.:
MIT
Press, 1996); T. Ingold,
What Is an Animal?
(London: Unwin Hyman, 1985).
12.
I. Parker (ed.),
Social Constructionism, Discourse and Realism
(London: Sage, 1998), xii. On Goethe and Morrissey on Husserl, see A. I. Tauber (ed.),
Science and the Quest for Reality
(Basingstoke, UK: Macmillan Press, 1997), 399. On Russell, see R. E. Aquila,
Intentionality: A Study of Mental Acts
(University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1977), 96; A. Schultz,
Collected Papers I: The Problems of Social Reality
(The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1963), 3.
13.
By denying the object independent agency of any kind, this approach prevents such things as Callon's oysters acting. M. Callon, “Some elements of a sociology of translation: Domestication of the scallops and the fishermen of St. Brieuc Bay,” in J. Law (ed.),
Power, Action and Belief
(London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1986). Critiqued by H. M. Collins, and S. Yearley, “Epistemological chicken,” in A. Pickering (ed.),
Science as Practice and Culture
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992), 301â26.
14.
This lies at the heart of the correspondence theory of truth in which the facts of the object
seem
to support the theories or interpretations built from it. See D. Gooding,
Experiment and the Making of Meaning
(Dordrecht: Kluwer, 1990). For conodont workers, lookalike things acted as interpretive lenses aiding construction.
15.
For a more wide-ranging variant of this essay, see S. J. Knell, “The intangibility of things,” in S. Dudley (ed.),
Museum Objects
(London: Routledge, 2012).
16.
S. Jones, “Negotiating authentic objects and authentic selves,”
Journal of Material Culture
15 (2010): 181â203, 181.
17.
This is seen, for example, in correspondence between Jimmy Steele Williams,
USGS
, Washington to Branson, 14 April 1931, Edwin Branson Folder, Williams Papers.
18.
S. E. Fish, Is
There a Text in This Class? The Authority of Interpretive Communities
(Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1990).
19.
R. K. Merton,
Sociological Ambivalence and Other Essays
(New York: Free Press, 1976) for a discussion of norms, expectations, and actualities in scientific behavior.
20.
See the opening quote in chapter 1. Gombrich,
Art and Illusion
, 176, 190â91.
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Â
aboriginal leach
affinity; expertise in; homology in; mythology of.
See also individual animal and plant groups
Agassiz, Louis
Ager, Derek
Agnostus
Aldridge, Richard J.; apparatus; ecology; events; luck; review of Sweet; Scottish animals; South African animals; taxonomy; vertebrate argument; Waukesha animal
Allen, Charles
Alvarez, Luis
Alvarez, Walter
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
American Society of Parasitologists
amphioxus; affinity; analogue; anatomy and preservation
Ancyrodella
Ancyrognathus
Andres, Dietmar
animal; Conway Morris's animal; Lindström's theoretical animal; Melton and Scott's animal; Scottish animal; Soom Shale animal; Waukesha animal
annelid.
See
worm
aplacophorans
apparatus; architecture; evolution; fish model; function; hearing; nomenclature; worm model.
See also
assemblage
Arkell, William Jocelyn
Armstrong, Howard
Armstrong, Neil
Arnold, Matthew
Arthur, Michael
Asao, Frank
aschelminth
assemblage; architecture; natural; nomenclature; skepticism of; statistical.
See also
apparatus
Astacoderma
Austin, Ronald; animal, cluster; ecology; doubting Ziegler; internationalism; pictorial science
Â
Baer, Karl Ernst von
Barnardo, Danie
Barnes, Christopher
Barrande, Joachim
Barrick, James
Bassler, Raymond; black shale problem; classification; death of; fish; follower of Ulrich; Hibbard;
Treatise
; utilitarianism
Beche, Henry de la
Beckmann, Heinz; acids; dentine; German fish; microscopy; stratigraphy
Belodella
Bender, Hans
Bender, Peter
Bengtson, Stefan; animal; tooth model
Benton, Michael
Bergström, Stig; acids; assemblages; career; paraconodonts; provinces; stratigraphy; taxonomy
Berry, William
Birmingham, University of
Bischoff, Günther
Blieck, Alain
bone: absence of; attachment; presence of
Booth, Trevor
Bradley, J. Chester
Branchiostoma. See
amphioxus
Brand, Peter
Branson, Carl
Branson, Edwin Bayer; accommodations; assemblage test; black shale problem;
Conodont Studies
; contamination; death of; denies jaws; ecology; evolution; overturns Ulrich and Bassler; giant conodonts; Grassy Creek Shale; Index Genera; methods; name proliferation; Shimer and Shrock; stratigraphy; Triassic conodonts
Bredell, Jan
Briggs, DerekE. G.; amphioxus experiment; apparatus model; Burgess Shale; Granton shrimps; graptolite model; Scottish animals; Sweet's book; vertebrate; Waukesha animal
Brinkmann, Ronald
British Geological Survey
British Museum
Brotzen, Fritz
Bryant, William
Buchsbaum, Ralph
Bunyan, John
Burgess Shale
Burnley, Gertrude
Burrow, Carole
Cailleux, André
Canning Basin
Carlisle, David
Carls, Peter
Carpenter, William
Cavusgnathus
chaetognath (arrow worm), analogue; relationship to
Chattanooga Shale
Chauff, Karl
Chicago, University of; culture of; geologists; micropaleontology at; Walker Museum
chordate
Cincinnati
Clark, David L.
Clark, Neil
Clarke, Frank
Clarkson, Euan
Cloud, Preston
Clydagnathus
Cody, William F. “Buffalo Bill,”
Collinson, Charles W.
color; color alternation index
(CAI)
conodont: defined; discovery of
Conodont Bed
conodont pearl
Conodontophorida
Conodontophoridia
Conodontophyta
Conrad, Joseph
contamination
Conulariid
Conway Morris, Simon; Bear Gulch animal; Burgess Shale animal; Granton animal
Cooper, Chalmer
Cooper, Gus Arthur
Cordylodus
Cretaceous conodonts
Croneis, Carey
Cross, Aureal
crustacean
Cuif, Jean-Pierre
Cullison, James S.
Custer, Gen. Armstrong
cyclostome.
See also
fish, hagfish, lamprey
Â
D'Alton Sen., Eduard
Darwin, Charles
Decorah Shale
Deflandre, George
Deflandre Rigaud, Marthe
Demanet, Félix
Denham, R. L.
dentine; absence of; observed; theorized
dermal plates
Devonian-Mississippian Index Genera
Diebel, Kurt
Dietz, Robert
distribution; clay; limestone; shale
Dobzhansky, Theodosius
Döllinger, Ignaz
Donoghue, Phil
Dorning, Ken
Dreesen, Roland
Druce, Ed
Drygant, Daniel
Du Bois, Paul
Duboisella
Dunbar, Carl
Dzik, Jerzy
Â
ecology
Edson, Fanny C.
Eichenberg, Wilhelm
Eicher, D. B.
Eichwald, Karl
Eldredge, Niles
Eller, Eugene
Ellison, Samuel; chemistry; ecology; fish; parataxa; rationalism; skepticism of; vertebrate
enamel; absence of; observed; theorized
Epstein, Anita
Epstein, Jack
evolution; affinity, and; apparatuses; bursts of; Cambrian origins; clarity of; convergent; cycles of; events in; final phase; index of evolution; iterative; Lazarus species; morphological; naïve; parallel; patterns; Pre-Cambrian conodonts; theories; utility of
extraction; acids; destructive
eyes
Â
Fahlbusch, Klaus
Fåhræus, Lars
Fay, Robert
fibrous structure
Field Museum of Natural History
filter: ecological; gill extensions; feeding
fins
Fischer, Alfred
fish; affinity; chemical proof; confusion with; denied; earliest; extraordinary; German model; petroleum theory; utilitarian; utility of.
See also
cyclostome, hagfish, lamprey, shark
foraminifera
Forey, Peter
Fortey, Richard
Free University Berlin
Furnish, William; acids; evolution; parataxa; repair; stratigraphy; toothed jaws; wear
fused clusters
Â
Gabbott, Sarah
Gee, Henry
Geikie, Archibald
Genesee Shale
Geological Society of America
Geological Society of London
Geological Survey of Canada
Geological Survey of South Africa
German Geological Society
gills
Gilpichthys
Girty, George
Glenister, Brian
global events
Gnathostomulida
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Goldsmith's College
Gombrich, Ernst
Gotland
Göttingen, University of
Gould, Stephen Jay
Granton
graspers
Grassy Creek Shale
Grinnell, George Bird
Gross, Walter; conodonts; fish; orthodoxy
growth
Gunderson, Gerald
Gunnell, Frank
Â
Hadding, Assar
hagfish.
See also
cyclostome, fish
Haldane, J. B. S.
Hall, Basil
Hall, Brian
Hallock, Pamela
Halstead, Beverly
Hanke, G. F.
Hardin Shale
Harding Formation
Hardy, Ollie
Harley, John
Harris, Anita
Harris, Leonard
Hartin, Ralph
Hass, Wilbert; death of; internal supports; microscopy; stratigraphy; taxonomy;
Treatise
Hearty, John
Hede,J. E.
Helmerson, Gregor von
Helms, Joachim
Heuvel, Jacob Adrien van
Hibbard, Raymond
Hinde, George Jennings; American study; assemblage; Germany; hagfish; Scotland; worm
Hindeodella
Hitchings, Victor
Hofker, Jan
Holmes, Grace
Horner, Jack
House, Michael
Hubrecht, Ambrosius
Huckriede, Reinhold
Huddle, John
Humboldt, Alexander von
Hussakof, Louis
Husserl, Edmond
Huxely, Thomas
Â
Icriodus
Illinella
Illinois, University of
Illinois State Geological Survey
Indiana Geological Survey
Indiana University
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature
International Geological Correlation Programme
International Paleontological Association
Iowa, University of
Ireviken Event
Â
Jaczewski, Tadeusz
Jamoytius
Janvier, Philippe
Jarvik, Erik
jaws; chaetognath; Cooper's; Cullison's; fish; lack of; problem of; worm
Jefferies, Richard
Jeppsson, Lennart; apparatus; ecology; events; methods; ocean model; teeth
Johnson, David
Jones, Daniel
Journal of Paleontology
Jurassic conodonts
Â
Kansas Geological Survey
Kear, Amanda
Kellwasser Event
Kemp, Anne
Keyserling, Alexander von
Kindle, Edward
Kirk, Stuart Raeburn
Klapper, Gil
Kluessendorf, Joanne
Kockel, Carl Walter
Kohut, Joe
Konishi, Kenji
Kovács-Endrödy, Eva
Krejsa, Richard
Kurtén, Björn
Â
Lalicker, Cecil
lamprey.
See also
cyclostome, fish
Landing, Ed
Lane, Richard
Lange, Frederico Waldemar
Lange, Friedrich-George
Leicester, University of
Lesley, Joseph Peter
Lexington Limestone
Lindström, Maurits; acids; animal; anti-utilitarian; asteroids; Cambrian conodonts; career; Cretaceous conodonts; conodont elements;
Conodonts
; ecology; provinces; Rosetta Stone paper;
SEM
; stratigraphy; symmetry transitions; taxonomy; utilitarianism; white matter
Little Big Horn, Battle of
Lochriea
Loomis, Frederic
lophophore
Lower, Jean
Lowry, D. C.
Ludlow Bone Bed
Â
Macfarlane, John Muirhead
Malinowski, Bronislaw
Mann, Thomas
Männik, Peep
Marburg, Philipps University of: conodont school;
SEM
; taxonomy meeting
Marsh, Othniel C.
Martinsson, Anders
Mashkova, Tamara
Mayomyzon
McConnell, Duncan
McLaren, Digby
McPhee, John
Mehl, Maurice.
See also
Branson, Edwin Bayer
Melton, William; animal discoveries; Scottish premonition; revised
Melville, Richard
Merrill, Glen
metamerism
Meyendorff, Casimir de
Meyer, Ron
Michel, Helen
Michigan, University of
Michigan State University
microconodont
micropaleontology Mikulic, Don
Miller, A. K.
Miller, Hugh
Miller, James
Minnesota, University of Missouri, University of
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
mollusk Montana, University of
Montana Geological Survey
Moore, Charles
Moore, Raymond C.
Morgan, Thomas Hunt
Morrow, Jared
Morse, Edward
Mosher, Cameron
Müller, Klaus; acids; assemblages; Cambrian; career; Cretaceous; Devonian; ecology; microscopy; relations with Walliser; taxonomy;
Treatise
.
Murchison, Roderick Impey
muscle
Myxinikela
Â
Natural History Society of Glasgow
Nease, Felton
nemertean (ribbon worm)
Nereis
Neriedavus
New Albany
Newberry, John Strong
Newell, Norman
Nicholson, Henry
Nicoll, Robert S., apparatus interpreted; collagen; fused clusters
Nogami, Yasuo
Norby, Rod
North American Paleontological Convention
Nottingham, University of
Nowlan, Godfrey
Â
Ochietti, Serge
Odontogriphus
.
See also
animal: Conway Morris's animal
Ohio Geological Survey
Ohio Shale
Ohio State University
Oklahoma, University of
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Orlov, Yuri
ostracoderm.
See also
fish
Owen, Richard
Â
Palaeontographical Society
Paläontologische Gesellschaft
Paleontological Society
Palmatolepis
Palmer, Allison R. “Pete,”
Palmer, Doug
Pander, Christian; chemistry;
Comparative Osteology
; Conodonta;
Contributions to Geology
; discovery of conodonts; embryology; evolution; fish;
Fossil Fishes of the Silurian
; microscopy; Murchison; Silurian; taxonomy; teeth; Transition Formation; Trutnev; vertebrate challenge; white matter; worm expertise
Pander Society; Iowa (1968); Michigan (1970); newsletter; Ohio (1969); Vienna (1980); Waterloo (1975)
Panderodus
Pander's Grandchildren
paraconodont
Parker, Angus
Parker, Ian
Peabody, George
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Pedro, August
Pelekysgnathus
Pengelly, William
phosphate
Phragmodus