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The fact that the present study demonstrates even greater morphological variability within the Cypraeidae supports Kay's contention that insufficient information is presently available to divide the family . The present study therefore ...
The fact that the present study demonstrates even greater morphological variability within the Cypraeidae supports Kay's contention that insufficient information is presently available to divide the family . The present study therefore ...
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This has led to erroneous assumptions about morphological variability and its systematic significance . For example , it has been assumed since the work of Shaw ( 1909 ) that the Triviidae and Cypraeidae can be separated by the shape of ...
This has led to erroneous assumptions about morphological variability and its systematic significance . For example , it has been assumed since the work of Shaw ( 1909 ) that the Triviidae and Cypraeidae can be separated by the shape of ...
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Variability and coloration The high degree of variability found in many sedentary organisms , such as octocorals , due to isolation of populations , lack of mobility and ephemeral larval stages , has been noted by several authors ...
Variability and coloration The high degree of variability found in many sedentary organisms , such as octocorals , due to isolation of populations , lack of mobility and ephemeral larval stages , has been noted by several authors ...
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abbreviations Aedeagus Age and distribution Agulhas Bank Alcyonium variabile ammonite Ancyloceras apex apical Aptian Bairdoppilata Barremian Barremian of western Bay borehole bicuspidata Brachycythere Campanian Cape Peninsula Cape Town Cenomanian Colchidites vulanensis Colophon Coniacian CPBA Cretaceous cruickshanki Cypraea Cypraeidae Cythereis Cytherelloidea described Dingle False Bay faunas female fuscorubra genera genus geol Gibberleberis Group habitat haughtoni Haughtonileberis Helicancylus Heteroceras holotype Indet iutsui J(c)-1 borehole K. H. Barnard Kakabadze 1971a Klinger & Kennedy labrum Lampanyctus lateral locality longicaudata Maastrichtian male mandibles mantle margin material Metalcyonium morphology Mtubatuba ornament ostracod outcrops paratypes patagonicum pondolandensis posterior pronotum range referred region ribs Richards Bay Río Mayer samples Santonian sclerites shaft shell South African Museum south-east Africa specimens stations stokoei subfamily suckers SUID-AFRIKAANSE MUSEUM Swartberg Table taxa text-fig Thomson tibia Tonohamites Toxoceratoides tubercles Turonian Umzamba bed umzambaensis Upper Barremian variability Ventral process vulanensis australis western Georgia whorl section Zululand
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 96 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2009 |
| ISBN | 0868130648, 9780868130644 |
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