Funakawa, Satoshi (2000): Internal skeletal structures of the Cenozoic genera Gondwanaria, Lipmanella, and Lithomelissa (Plagiacanthidae, Nassellaria) and their taxonomy

Leg/Site/Hole:
ODP 120
DSDP 14
DSDP 29
DSDP 14 138
DSDP 29 280
ODP 120 748
Identifier:
2001-049484
georefid

Creator:
Funakawa, Satoshi
Osaka City University, Department of Geosciences, Osaka, Japan
author

Identification:
Internal skeletal structures of the Cenozoic genera Gondwanaria, Lipmanella, and Lithomelissa (Plagiacanthidae, Nassellaria) and their taxonomy
2000
Micropaleontology
American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY, United States
46
2
97-121
Internal skeletal structure of Nassellaria, Radiolaria forms during the early stages of ontogeny and is used as one of the main criteria of suprageneric classification. Its detailed knowledge represents also the structural basis of taxonomy of some genera. In order to use it properly a new descriptive terminology of the internal skeletal structure is developed for some large-cephalis bearing nassellarians. Eight Cenozoic to recent nassellarians assigned to three genera, Gondwanaria, Lipmanella and Lithomelissa including four new species, are described using this new terminology. Furthermore, on the basis of initial skeletal structure, the author clarifies the suprageneric taxonomy of genera, Gondwanaria Petrushevskaya and Lipmanella Loeblich and Tappan.
English
Serial
Coverage:Geographic coordinates:
North:75.0000
West:-80.0000East: 174.3000
South:-62.0000

Invertebrate paleontology; Asia; Atlantic Ocean; Cenozoic; classification; Deep Sea Drilling Project; DSDP Site 138; DSDP Site 280; Far East; Gondwanaria; Hokkaido; Indian Ocean; Invertebrata; Japan; Kerguelen Plateau; Leg 120; Leg 14; Leg 29; Lipmanella; Lithomelissa; microfossils; morphology; Nassellina; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP Site 748; ontogeny; Osculosida; Pacific Ocean; Plagiacanthidae; Protista; Radiolaria; skeletons; South Pacific; Southwest Pacific; Tasman Sea; taxonomy; West Pacific;

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