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Although the contexts of most of the Elandsfontein bones presently available for
study were not recorded , it is probable that they occurred in basically the same
contexts as the numerous bones that have been exposed by deflation at the site ...
Although the contexts of most of the Elandsfontein bones presently available for
study were not recorded , it is probable that they occurred in basically the same
contexts as the numerous bones that have been exposed by deflation at the site ...
Page 84
Given the rarity of these species in the PPM , it is possible their bones were either
swept by the river from the adjacent floodplain or reworked from deposits of a
more ancient floodplain on which attritional mortality was the rule . It is further ...
Given the rarity of these species in the PPM , it is possible their bones were either
swept by the river from the adjacent floodplain or reworked from deposits of a
more ancient floodplain on which attritional mortality was the rule . It is further ...
Page 89
In any case , bones on which the epiphyses are unfused tend to be rare in many
fossil samples , probably because of their relative fragility . In general , among
bones with fused epiphyses , the most fruitful ones to scrutinize for size
bimodality ...
In any case , bones on which the epiphyses are unfused tend to be rare in many
fossil samples , probably because of their relative fragility . In general , among
bones with fused epiphyses , the most fruitful ones to scrutinize for size
bimodality ...
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Contents
FRANCO FERRARA | 2 |
Systematic discussion | 41 |
Acknowledgements | 47 |
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absent Adult age profiles Agulhas Bank Antenna apex attritional authors Barnard bearing body body chamber bones breadth Budde-Lund Cape carpus catastrophic cephalon collected crown height described Description developed Diagnosis diameter DIEGO distal Distribution dorsal view Elandsfontein endite endopod endopodite estimated exopodite Eyes False Bay female Figure flagellum Forresteria fossil genus Holotype included indicated individuals inner instar Isopoda Kensley Langebaanweg larva lateral length less male Mandible margin material Maxilliped mortality Natal Natalscia non-ovig original outer ovig paratypes pereon Pereopod Pleistocene Pleonites Pleopod population posterior present probably propodus references Remarks ribs rounded Saldanha Bay samples Scale segment separates setae short shows side similar single South African species specimens spines spiracles strong Table Table Bay Taiti Telson third triangular tubercles Type material Uropodal exopod ventral whorl young
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 90 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1982 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2009 |
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