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espanolLos depositos carbonatados mesozoicos de Mexico ofrecen una gran cantidad de microfosiles que no han sido objeto de la atencion merecida, por ello estan mal conocidos y algunos de ellos son aun enigmaticos, entre estos microfosiles se encuentran los roveacrinidos (Echinodermata, Crinoidea, Roveacrinida). La mayoria de estos organismos pelagicos probablemente provenian de los corredores del tetis central y despues de la parte media de un primitivo oceano Atlantico y a traves del corredor noroeste del tetis, llegaron a las plataformas de America Central (Plataforma de Comanche, Plataforma de Texas Central, Plataforma de Coahuila) y el Mar Interior Occidental. Esta publicacion pretende enlistar con el mayor detalle posible los registros mexicanos de crinoideos roveacrinidos, proponer una nueva interpretacion de las secciones ilustradas (generalmente erroneamente asignadas) y proporcionar una base de datos solida para poder realizar investigaciones mas detalladas de su sistematica y bioestratigrafia. EnglishThe Mesozoic carbonate deposits of Mexico yield a number of overlooked, ill-known, and even enigmatic microfossils, among which are roveacrinoids (Echinodermata, Crinoidea, Roveacrinida). Most of these pelagic organisms probably came from the central Tethysian seaways, and later on from the early central Atlantic Ocean through the northwestern Tethysian neck, thus reaching the Central American platforms (Comanchean shelf, Central Texas platform, and Coahuila platform) and the Western Interior seaway. The present work intends to enlist as comprehensively as possible the Mexican records of roveacrinid crinoids, to propose a revised interpretation of the sections illustrated (most of them being originally erroneously assigned) and to provide a sound data base for further systematic and biostratigraphic research.

Cretaceous Roveacrinids from Mexico revisited: Overcoming the taxonomic misidentifications and subsequent biostratigraphic abuse