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Arratia GF, Wilson MVH, Cloutier R, Schultze H-P.  2004.  Recent advances in the origin an early radiation of vertebrates : honoring Hans-Peter Schultze. :703p..
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Schultze H-P, Arratia GF.  2006.  Analyses of lower actinopterygian interrelationships, contradictory hypotheses. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 26(3):122a-122a.
Schultze H-P, Arratia GF.  1989.  The Composition of the Caudal Skeleton of Teleosts (Actinopterygil, Osteichthyes). Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. 97(3):189-231.
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  2007.  Eurycormus-Eurypoma, two Jurassic actinopterygian genera with mixed identy. Fossil Record. 10(1):17-37.
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  1985.  Late Jurassic Teleosts Actinopterygii Pisces from Northern Chile and Cuba. Palaeontographica Abteilung A Palaeozoologie-Stratigraphie. 189(1-3):29-61. Abstract
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  1999.  Mesozoic fishes from Chile. Mesozoic fishes. 2:565-593.
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  1987.  A new halecostome fish (Actinopterygii, Osteichthyes) from the Late Jurassic of Chile and its relationships. Dakoterra. 3:1-13.
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  1991.  Palatoquadrate and Its Ossifications - Development and Homology within Osteichthyans. Journal of Morphology. 208(1):1-81. Abstract
Schultze H-P, Arratia GF.  1986.  Reevaluation of the caudal skeleton of actinopterygian fishes: 1. Lepisosteus and Amia. Journal of Morphology. 190(2):215-241. Abstract
Schultze H-P, Arratia GF.  1988.  Reevaluation of the caudal skeleton of some actinopterygian fishes: 2. Hidoon, Elops and Albula. Journal of Morphology. 195(3):257-303. Abstract
Schultze H-P, Reed JW.  2012.  A tristichopterid sarcopterygian fish from the upper Middle Devonian of Nevada. Historical Biology. 24:425-440.
Arratia GF, Schultze H-P.  1990.  The Urohyal - Development and Homology within Osteichthyans. Journal of Morphology. 203(3):247-282.