looking for book suggestions

[Silvio Renesto <silvio.renesto@uninsubria.it>]

Firstly thanks to all of you who helped me in previuos book searches: again 
I hope someone there can be of help:
I am looking for books or papers which report descriptions of 
paleo(bio)diversity in such way:
papers where the faunas of different epochs are summarized and the 
echological relationships among their members are (as far as possible and 
as roughly as it can be done) described, from Cambrian to Tertiary. 
Concerning vertebrates, for instance I already have the papers by 
Sennikov  on Permotriassic asian faunas and that of Chatterjee on 
Postosuchus showing an echological pyramid of Upper Triassic Chinle 
formation, along with papers on dinosaur communities.
I don't need to get too much in depth,an overview is enough. I am 
interested in vertebrate and invertebrate faunas as well.

Thanks indeed

Thanks in advance and you  can reply off list at
silvio.renesto@unimi.it
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Prof. Silvio Renesto
Department of Structural and Functional Biology
Università degli Studi dell'Insubria
via Dunant 3
21100 Varese
Tel. +39-0332-421560

e-mail: silvio.renesto@uninsubria.it