Difference between revisions of "Trinovantedinium capitatum"
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| − | "<nowiki>*</nowiki><I><B>capitatum</B></I>" [[Reid, 1977]] (November), p.437 | + | "<nowiki>*</nowiki><I><B>capitatum</B></I>" [[Reid, 1977]] (November), p.437–438, pl.1, figs.6–8. Holotype: [[Reid, 1977]], pl.1, figs.6–8; [[Fensome et al., 1993a]], figs.1–3 — p.1027. <B>Taxonomic senior synonym</B>: <I>[[Lejeunia applanata|Lejeunia]]</I> (now <I>[[Trinovantedinium applanatum|Trinovantedinium]]</I>) <I>[[Lejeunia applanata|applanata]]</I> [[Bradford, 1977]] (April), by implication in [[Matsuoka, 1984b|Matsuoka (1984b]], p.6), who did not specify priority, and [[de Verteuil and Norris, 1992|de Verteuil and Norris (1992]], p.397–398,408). The nomenclatural type of the genus <I>Trinovantedinium</I> remains the holotype of <I>Trinovantedinium capitatum</I>. Motile equivalent: <I>Protoperidinium pentagonum</I> ([[Gran, 1902]]) [[Balech, 1974]], according to [[Harland, 1981|Harland (1981]], p.68). Age: Holocene. |
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 30 December 2016
"*capitatum" Reid, 1977 (November), p.437–438, pl.1, figs.6–8. Holotype: Reid, 1977, pl.1, figs.6–8; Fensome et al., 1993a, figs.1–3 — p.1027. Taxonomic senior synonym: Lejeunia (now Trinovantedinium) applanata Bradford, 1977 (April), by implication in Matsuoka (1984b, p.6), who did not specify priority, and de Verteuil and Norris (1992, p.397–398,408). The nomenclatural type of the genus Trinovantedinium remains the holotype of Trinovantedinium capitatum. Motile equivalent: Protoperidinium pentagonum (Gran, 1902) Balech, 1974, according to Harland (1981, p.68). Age: Holocene.
