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The MS of the two species are very similar ( Fig . 5 ) , with the anterior scars
consisting of an ovate dorsal scar and a partially subdivided ventral scar ,
whereas the adductors are all elongate / ovate , with a dog's bone - shaped
second scar .
The MS of the two species are very similar ( Fig . 5 ) , with the anterior scars
consisting of an ovate dorsal scar and a partially subdivided ventral scar ,
whereas the adductors are all elongate / ovate , with a dog's bone - shaped
second scar .
Page 449
In the Orange Shelf and SW Cape populations , the species has a similar depth
range ( 170–453 m , and 120–545 m , respectively ) , and the mean mud contents
of the sediments in which the species is recorded ( 53 % and 54 % ) and the ...
In the Orange Shelf and SW Cape populations , the species has a similar depth
range ( 170–453 m , and 120–545 m , respectively ) , and the mean mud contents
of the sediments in which the species is recorded ( 53 % and 54 % ) and the ...
Page 455
Hermanites kennedyi Dingle ( Campanian ) from SE Africa is similar to H. sagitta
Bate , a possible progenitor for the SW Pacific Poseidonamicus populations (
Whatley et al . 1983 ) , but even the possibility of homeomorphy from a similar ...
Hermanites kennedyi Dingle ( Campanian ) from SE Africa is similar to H. sagitta
Bate , a possible progenitor for the SW Pacific Poseidonamicus populations (
Whatley et al . 1983 ) , but even the possibility of homeomorphy from a similar ...
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AAIW Abbreviations abundance adult ancestor Antarctic Intermediate approximately Atlantic Atlantic Deep Water Atlantic Poseidonamicus authors barriers Bathyal centred continental margin continental shelf core Cretaceous deep-water described Dingle discovery dissolved oxygen distribution DSDP environments Eocene factors Figure genus give given illustrations important included indicated Internal late latter least living lower mean mud content NADW North Note occurrences ocularis Orange Shelf ostracod fauna ostracod population parameters peak Percentage Pleistocene plotted Poseidonamicus panopsus sp possible probably prominent Quaternary Recent recorded recovered references region relatively rise salinity salinity minimum zone samples scars sediment separated shallow shallow-water Shannon shows sighted species similar slope smoothed South south-western Africa southern Africa species specimens suggested SW Cape SW Pacific Poseidonamicus Table temperature Tertiary values valves Walvis water depth Water mass western Whatley Whatley et al zone