Pliomerina sp.
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https://doi.org/ 10.4202/app.2010.0036 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/256187AF-7B0B-FFB9-FCD6-FBF0FB63DE51 |
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Felipe |
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Pliomerina sp. |
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Fig. 11M, N, P.
Material.—Three cranidia (repository numbers: NIGP−152075, 152076, 152078).
Remarks.—From co−occurring Pliomerina tashanensis sp. nov., this species is discriminated by having the abaxial end of S3 at antero−lateral glabellar corner, shorter (sag.) glabella, and non−carinated palpebral area of fixigenae. Of Pliomerina species: P. austrina Webby, 1971 and P. prima Webby, 1971 from New South Wales, Australia; P. dulanensis Chugaeva, 1958 from Kazakhstan; P. serrata Zhou and Zhou, 2006 and P. rigida Kolobova, 1972 from Inner Mongolia exhibits comparable cranidial architecture. The cranidia however differ in having a more rounded anterior margin, less deeply impressed glabellar furrows, larger palpebral lobe that is located more posteriorly, and longer (tr.) posterior border.
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