Draborthis cf. caelebs Marek and Havlíček, 1967
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Draborthis cf. caelebs Marek and Havlíček, 1967 |
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Draborthis cf. caelebs Marek and Havlíček, 1967
Fig. 11C, E, F View Fig .
Material.— Six specimens embedded in rock. Porkuni Regional Stage , Kuldiga Formation , Hirnantian ( Upper Ordovician ); western Latvia. Drill core and depth (in meters) of brachiopod samples. Collection GIT 542 View Materials : Engure, 884.3; Mežmaļi-16, 913.2; Riekstinis-15, 857.5–858.6 .
Remarks.—Small, weakly sulcate suboval to subquadrate dorsal valves with the valve width 7.1 mm and length 4.8 mm. Brachiophores widely divergent ( Fig. 11C, F View Fig ), cardinal process with small nodule-like myophore on the floor of notothyrial cavity, narrow septum reaches the anterior half of the valve. Although the Baltic valves are small, in comparison with D. caelebs from Sweden ( Bergström 1968) and Bohemia ( Marek and Havlíček 1967), they are based on dorsal internal characters clearly related to that species and distinguish it from other small dalmanellidine brachiopods in the Baltic area.
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