Difference between revisions of "Achomosphaera crassipellis"
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| − | <I><B>crassipellis</B></I> ([[Deflandre and Cookson, 1955]], p.265, pl.6, figs.2 | + | <I><B>crassipellis</B></I> ([[Deflandre and Cookson, 1955]], p.265, pl.6, figs.2–3; text-fig.20) [[Stover and Evitt, 1978]], p.138. Holotype: [[Deflandre and Cookson, 1955]], pl.6, figs.2–3. Originally <I>[[Hystrichosphaera crassipellis|Hystrichosphaera]]</I>, subsequently <I>[[Spiniferites crassipellis|Spiniferites]]</I>, thirdly (and now) <I>Achomosphaera</I>. Taxonomic junior synonyms: <I>[[Achomosphaera recurvata]]</I> and <I>[[Hystrichosphaera membranosa|Hystrichosphaera]]</I> (subsequently <I>[[Spiniferites membranosus|Spiniferites]]</I>) <I>[[Hystrichosphaera membranosa|membranosa]]</I>, according to [[Quattrocchio and Sarjeant, 1996|Quattrocchio and Sarjeant (1996]], p.116). [[May, 1980|May (1980]], p.64) considered <I>[[Achomosphaera sagena]]</I> to be a possible taxonomic junior synonym of this species. Age: early Eocene. |
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Latest revision as of 14:09, 30 December 2016
crassipellis (Deflandre and Cookson, 1955, p.265, pl.6, figs.2–3; text-fig.20) Stover and Evitt, 1978, p.138. Holotype: Deflandre and Cookson, 1955, pl.6, figs.2–3. Originally Hystrichosphaera, subsequently Spiniferites, thirdly (and now) Achomosphaera. Taxonomic junior synonyms: Achomosphaera recurvata and Hystrichosphaera (subsequently Spiniferites) membranosa, according to Quattrocchio and Sarjeant (1996, p.116). May (1980, p.64) considered Achomosphaera sagena to be a possible taxonomic junior synonym of this species. Age: early Eocene.
