Rhipidomeandra
Morycowa and Masse, 1998, p. 735
Type Species
Rhipidomeandra bugrovae Morycowa and Masse, 1998: 735.; Original Designation Morycowa and Masse, 1998: 735.
Type Specimen: Holotype; wamu-464; Verified; Dry Preserved
Type locality: Uppermost Barremian or Lower Aptian of southern France (Vaucluse).
Classification
Diagnosis
Colonial, meandroid. Gemmation intratentacular. Calicinal series short and long, simple and diverging, separated by tholiform collines. Corallites indistinct to subdistinct, rarely isolated. Septa compact. distal margin finely dentate, granulated laterally. Auriculae and lonsdaleoid septa present. Columella absent. Wall parathecal and septothecal. Endothecal dissepiments arched, raised in the vicinity of the wall.
Distribution
- Central Europe; Early Cretaceous
Lower Cretaceous: France.This page has been in preparation since 02-Jun-2007 12:36
This version was contributed by Rosemarie Baron-Szabo on 09-Sep-2010 18:21.
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The editor is: Rosemarie Baron-Szabo
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