Foraminifera - Fusulinoidea - Schwagerinidae
Full reference: J. W. Skinner and G. L. Wilde. 1965. Permian biostratigraphy and fusulinid faunas of the Shasta Lake area, northern California. University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions, Protozoa 6:1-98
Belongs to Eoparafusulina according to J. W. Skinner and G. L. Wilde 1965
Sister taxa: Eoparafusulina acuta, Eoparafusulina alta, Eoparafusulina bellula, Eoparafusulina brevis, Eoparafusulina brevis, Eoparafusulina certa, Eoparafusulina concisa, Eoparafusulina contracta, Eoparafusulina cylindrica, Eoparafusulina depressa, Eoparafusulina ferganica, Eoparafusulina gracilis, Eoparafusulina grozdilovae, Eoparafusulina haydeni, Eoparafusulina isobella, Eoparafusulina laudoni, Eoparafusulina linearis, Eoparafusulina madbeiki, Eoparafusulina malayensis, Eoparafusulina minuta, Eoparafusulina minuta, Eoparafusulina modica, Eoparafusulina nitida, Eoparafusulina olgae, Eoparafusulina ovata, Eoparafusulina pamirensis, Eoparafusulina parva, Eoparafusulina perplexa, Eoparafusulina potterensis, Eoparafusulina praeferganensis, Eoparafusulina pseudosimplex, Eoparafusulina regina, Eoparafusulina regularis, Eoparafusulina rotunda, Eoparafusulina ruttneri, Eoparafusulina shemiraniensis, Eoparafusulina spissa, Eoparafusulina stevensi, Eoparafusulina tarda, Eoparafusulina tenuitheca, Eoparafusulina thompsoni, Eoparafusulina tschernyschewi
Type specimen: Its type locality is C-29, Potter Ridge, Klamath Mountains, which is in a Sakmarian carbonate limestone in the McCloud Formation of California
Ecology: stationary semi-infaunal omnivore
Distribution: found only at C-29, Potter Ridge, Klamath Mountains
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