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New upper Devonian cystoid attached to discontinuity surface

Koch, D.L. / Strimple, H.L.

Adocetocystis williamsi Strimple and Koch 1968, n. gen., n. sp., constitutes third described genus of Callocystitidae bearing double hydropore; only Lipsanocystis Ehlers and Leighly and Strobilocystites White previously were known; Adocetocystis williamsi is further characterized by ovate theca, four unbranched ambulacra which are apical over most of their length, and apical mouth, double hydropore and gonopore; relatively few brachioles of A. williamsi, in comparison with Lipsanocystis and Strobilo-cystites, are compensated for by their great length. (03830)

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New upper Devonian cystoid attached to discontinuity surface

Koch, D.L. / Strimple, H.L.

Adocetocystis williamsi Strimple and Koch 1968, n. gen., n. sp., constitutes third described genus of Callocystitidae bearing double hydropore; only Lipsanocystis Ehlers and Leighly and Strobilocystites White previously were known; Adocetocystis williamsi is further characterized by ovate theca, four unbranched ambulacra which are apical over most of their length, and apical mouth, double hydropore and gonopore; relatively few brachioles of A. williamsi, in comparison with Lipsanocystis and Strobilo-cystites, are compensated for by their great length. (03830)

New upper Devonian cystoid attached to discontinuity surface

Koch, D.L. / Strimple, H.L.

Adocetocystis williamsi Strimple and Koch 1968, n. gen., n. sp., constitutes third described genus of Callocystitidae bearing double hydropore; only Lipsanocystis Ehlers and Leighly and Strobilocystites White previously were known; Adocetocystis williamsi is further characterized by ovate theca, four unbranched ambulacra which are apical over most of their length, and apical mouth, double hydropore and gonopore; relatively few brachioles of A. williamsi, in comparison with Lipsanocystis and Strobilo-cystites, are compensated for by their great length. (03830)

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Title:

New upper Devonian cystoid attached to discontinuity surface

Additional title:

Iowa Geol Surv, Rep Invest

Contributors:

Koch, D.L. (author) / Strimple, H.L. (author)

Published in:

Iowa Geological Survey, Report of Investigations

Publication date:

1968

Size:

49 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

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