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 Parafusulina according to J. W. Skinner and G. L. Wilde 1965
Sister taxa: Parafusulina (Parafusulina), Parafusulina antimonioensis, Parafusulina bakeri, Parafusulina boesei, Parafusulina californica, Parafusulina cerrogordoensis, Parafusulina complexa, Parafusulina fountaini, Parafusulina fusoidea, Parafusulina gifuensis, Parafusulina guatemalaensis, Parafusulina halli, Parafusulina japonica, Parafusulina kaerimizensis, Parafusulina kingorum, Parafusulina kinosakii, Parafusulina klamathensis, Parafusulina kummeli, Parafusulina lata, Parafusulina lineata, Parafusulina maleyi, Parafusulina mccloudensis, Parafusulina multiseptata, Parafusulina nakamigawai, Parafusulina nosonensis, Parafusulina owensensis, Parafusulina parakinosakii, Parafusulina peruana, Parafusulina potterensis, Parafusulina rothi, Parafusulina sangobensis, Parafusulina sapperi, Parafusulina sellardsi, Parafusulina shimotsukensis, Parafusulina splendens, Parafusulina sullivanensis, Parafusulina tochigiensis, Parafusulina tomeganensis, Parafusulina tomowoozawai, Parafusulina ubehebensis, Parafusulina virga, Parafusulina wordensis, Parafusulina yabei, Parafusulina yoshiakiozawai
Type specimen: Its type locality is C-43, Nosoni Creek bridge, Klamath Mountains, which is in a Wordian carbonate limestone in the Nosoni Formation of California
Ecology: stationary semi-infaunal omnivore
Distribution: found only at C-43, Nosoni Creek bridge, Klamath Mountains
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
Click image to enlarge. Click to access iDigBio record.