Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110The Museum, 2003 - Natural history |
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COILING The initial juvenile stages are unknown ; the earliest ontogenetic stages present consist of slightly curved shafts with a whorl ... This would explain why nearly all of the material consists of parts of curved shafts only .
COILING The initial juvenile stages are unknown ; the earliest ontogenetic stages present consist of slightly curved shafts with a whorl ... This would explain why nearly all of the material consists of parts of curved shafts only .
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Ornament consists of simple ribs , in some with intercalated flared ribs at some stage or other . Tubercles generally absent . Discussion Two subgenera are here referred to Eubostrychoceras , E. ( Eubostrychoceras ) and E. ( Amapondella ) ...
Ornament consists of simple ribs , in some with intercalated flared ribs at some stage or other . Tubercles generally absent . Discussion Two subgenera are here referred to Eubostrychoceras , E. ( Eubostrychoceras ) and E. ( Amapondella ) ...
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Oxybeloceras differ in that : ( 1 ) ' Solenoceras consists of two straight parallel shafts , lacking the initial ... Spiroxybeloceras is similar to Solenoceras , but differs in having an early ontogenetic stage consisting of a loose ...
Oxybeloceras differ in that : ( 1 ) ' Solenoceras consists of two straight parallel shafts , lacking the initial ... Spiroxybeloceras is similar to Solenoceras , but differs in having an early ontogenetic stage consisting of a loose ...
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