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beak , ending in a sharp or blunted point ; distal ones becoming progressively straighter , tending towards the shape of an equilateral triangle . There are no gaps between the bases of the teeth , which do not differ noticeably in ...
beak , ending in a sharp or blunted point ; distal ones becoming progressively straighter , tending towards the shape of an equilateral triangle . There are no gaps between the bases of the teeth , which do not differ noticeably in ...
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They sweep forwards to a point below midflank , where they split into two , rarely three , with an occasional intercalated rib , so that there are more ribs on the outer flank than on the inner . At the point of splitting , the ribs ...
They sweep forwards to a point below midflank , where they split into two , rarely three , with an occasional intercalated rib , so that there are more ribs on the outer flank than on the inner . At the point of splitting , the ribs ...
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From a phylogenetic point of view , there are no serious objections to uniting ( Boreal and Tethyan ) ' Paracrioceras ' and ' Emericiceras ' , and regarding them as synonyms or , at most , as a subgenus of Crioceratites . Kemper et al .
From a phylogenetic point of view , there are no serious objections to uniting ( Boreal and Tethyan ) ' Paracrioceras ' and ' Emericiceras ' , and regarding them as synonyms or , at most , as a subgenus of Crioceratites . Kemper et al .
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MARSKA G see DE DECKER A H B et | 1 |
SHONE R | 9 |
STEWART B A GRIFFITHS C L | 139 |
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abbreviations Acrioceras Annals antenna appear arranged authors Axis Barremian Bayer BMNH body branches calyces Cape Cape Town capensis capital coast coenenchyme collected colony colour Crioceratites deposits depth described Description Distribution dorsal Durban examined Exp2 Family female figures followed four furca genera genus Gray Hickson holotype illustrations included indicated inner known Kükenthal lateral length Leptogorgia letters locality London Lovenula male margin material Natal Note occur original ornament outer papillae Paradiaptomus Pereopod placed plates Point Polyps present recorded references Remarks represents ribs rods rounded rows scales scientific sclerites segment separates setae short showing side similar single slightly Smith South African Museum southern Africa specimens spindles spines surface synonym Table terminal Thomson trace tuberculate Type species Upper ventral wall whorls