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Higher Levels |
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Family Dasycladaceae Tribe Neomereae Genus Cymopolia |
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Same Level (Other Species) |
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Species C. perkinsi |
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Cymopolia perkinsi JOHNSON 1968 |
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Dasycladaceae (Neomereae (Cymopoliinae)) |
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Type |
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« Type slide »: BFP-6367I (Bob F. PERKINS Collection) = PF-9B (« broken ») « Type specimen » (JOHNSON 1968: Pl. 4, fig. 5): BFP-6430P (Bob F. PERKINS Collection) = MR-10-C (« broken »), U.S.N.M. ?, J.H. JOHNSON Collection, Division of Paleobotany, U.S. National Museum, Washington D.C. (United States of America) |
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« Type specimen » from JOHNSON (1968 : Pl. 4, fig. 5) |
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Type Locality |
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« Type slide »: NW Ozona, Crocket County, Texas (United States of America) « Type specimen »: E Bakersfield, E Pecos County, Texas (United States of America) |
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Stratum Typicum |
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Cenomanian (« Buda Limestone ») |
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Synonymy |
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1968 Cymopolia perkinsi n. sp.- Johnson, p. 20-21, Pl. 3, fig. 6-7; Pl. 4, fig. 5 1978 Cymopolia perkinsi.- BASSOULLET et alii, p. 81-82, Pl. 40, fig. 2, from Johnson (1968 : Pl. 4, fig. 5) |
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Original Description |
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« Thallus segmented, segments cylindrical with rounded ends. Large central stem, diameter 825-1062µ. Primary branches 64-83µ in diameter, cylindrical, lomg relatively straight. Tufts of secondary branches 42-63µ thick. Sporangia ovoid, diameters 130-170µ and 145-260µ high. Detailed dimensional data given in table 7. » (JOHNSON 1968). |
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Geographic Distribution |
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U.S.A. / Texas (JOHNSON 1968) |
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Stratigraphic Range |
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Cenomanian (JOHNSON 1968) |
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References |
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BASSOULLET, J.-P., BERNIER, P., CONRAD, M.A., DELOFFRE,
R., & JAFFREZO, M. (1978) - JOHNSON, J.H. (1968) - |
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