New Carboniferous Dimorphoceratid Ammonoids from Algeria and Arkansas

New Carboniferous Dimorphoceratid Ammonoids from Algeria and Arkansas

Discovery of new dimorphoceratid ammonoids provides clarification of earlier taxonomic assignments within the family and expands the record of Trizonoceras Girty, 1909 to include T. horreitense n. sp. from Algeria and T. peregrinsum n. sp. from Arkansas. Sulcodimorphoceras sedraense n. gen. and n. s...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of paleontology 1979-05, Vol.53 (3), p.657-665
Hauptverfasser: Manger, Walter L., Pareyn, Claude
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Visean age
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Visean age
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