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1. The Phylogeny and Palaeozoogeography of Cold-Water Species of Ostracod (Crustacea) from the Pre-Ludhamian Stage (Late Pliocene-Early Pleistocene), Red Crag Formation, East Anglia, England; with Reference to the Earliest Arrival of Pacific Species A. Wood
2. Revision of the Semicytherura henryhowei group (Crustacea, Ostracoda) with the new records from Korea A. Jöst et al.
3. Early Pliocene ostracodes from the Takikawa Formation in Hokkaido, northern Japan, and the new genus Woodeltia moving in the North Pacific Ocean K. Mukai & G. Tanaka
4. Deep-sea ostracod faunal dynamics in a marginal sea: biotic response to oxygen variability and mid-Pleistocene global changes H. Huang et al.
5. Two New Species ofSemicytherura(Podocopa: Ostracoda) from Akkeshi Bay, Hokkaido, Japan, with Comments on Their Speciation and Related Species S. Yamada & A. Tsukagoshi
6. Shallow-Marine Ostracods from the Lower Pleistocene Kazusa Group in the Tama Hills, Central Japan, with Their Biogeographical Significance in the Northwest Pacific Ocean H. Ozawa & T. Ishii
7. Middle–late Miocene paleoenvironment of the Japan sea inferred by sedimentological and geochemical characterization of coeval sedimentary rocks P. Martizzi et al.
8. Middle Miocene Ostracodes from the Kaigarabashi Formation in Hokkaido, Northern Japan: Paleoenvironmental Significance K. Mukai & G. Tanaka
9. Early Pleistocene Ostracods from the Hamada Formation in the Shimokita Peninsula, Northeastern Japan: the Palaeobiogeographic Significance of their Occurrence for the Shallow-Water Fauna H. Ozawa & H. Domitsu
10. Miocene Ostracods from the Itahana Formation in the Tomioka District, Gunma Prefecture, Central Japan: Paleoenvironmental Significance and Systematics G. Tanaka & Y. Hasegawa