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But , as Förster ( 1975 : 172 ) has pointed out , the trifid lobes are more like those of Ancyloceratinae rather than Anisoceratidae with predominantly bifid lobes . However , the stratigraphic gap between the last occurrence of ...
But , as Förster ( 1975 : 172 ) has pointed out , the trifid lobes are more like those of Ancyloceratinae rather than Anisoceratidae with predominantly bifid lobes . However , the stratigraphic gap between the last occurrence of ...
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Lateral lobe ( L ) changes from asymmetric to symmetrically trifid . 3. Whorl section becomes more compressed . 4. Coiling initially typically labeceratid , with curved shaft and inwardfacing aperture . Later forms with straight shaft ...
Lateral lobe ( L ) changes from asymmetric to symmetrically trifid . 3. Whorl section becomes more compressed . 4. Coiling initially typically labeceratid , with curved shaft and inwardfacing aperture . Later forms with straight shaft ...
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