Archaeodictyomitra longipora Dumitrică, 2022

Dumitrica, Paulian, Dieni, Iginio & Massari, Francesco, 2022, Valanginian Radiolarians Of Ne Sardinia (Italy) In The Frame Of The Weissert Event, Acta Palaeontologica Romaniae 18 (2), pp. 97-159 : 136

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.35463/j.apr.2022.02.06

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12583251

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/EE35878D-0E50-AA08-5708-FE1AFA94FA60

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Felipe

scientific name

Archaeodictyomitra longipora Dumitrică
status

sp. nov.

Archaeodictyomitra longipora Dumitrică nov. sp.

Figs. 13l, p View Fig

Description. Shell long spindle-shaped consisting of six or seven segments and 10 longitudinal costae visible on half a perimeter. Cephalis thin-walled, probably rounded at its top but not preserved. It is separated from thorax by a circumferential row of very small pores. Thorax and two or three post-thoracic segments increasing slowly in diameter and length and trapezoidal in lateral projection. The following two segments are slowly decreasing in diameter but not in length. Distal end without costal projections and perpendicular to the axis of shell. Costae well marked and intercostal zones broad, each one with one raw of circular to, mostly, elongate or very elongate pores. What is interesting in this species is that the middle part of grooves, wherein the pores are open, is raised, so that the deepest zones of the intercostal areas are situated on both sides of the line of pores ( Fig. 13l View Fig ). Intersegmental boundaries very weakly marked externally by wide and shallow constrictions.

Studied material. A single specimen in sample OZ836.

Holotype. The illustrated specimen, coll. MGP-PD, stub PD120 -OZ836- R08-20 .

Dimensions. Preserved length 193 μm, maximum diameter, at approximately the middle of the shell 75 μm.

Etymology. From its elongate pores.

Remarks. This very rare species differs from Archaeodictyomitra sardoa nov. sp., to which it is morphologically very close, by slightly ellipsoidal shape and elongate pores in the raised central part of grooves.

Occurrence. A single specimen in S’Ozzastru samples.

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