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Minerisporites aequatus
Discussion
Equatorial diameter, 250 (370) 520 mm; length of trilete branches, 223 (270) 298 mm; height of auriculae, 34 (40) 51 mm; width of zona, 21 (25) 29 mm.
Taxonomy
Minerisporites aequatus was named by Villar de Seoane and Archangelsky (2008). It is not extant. Its type locality is Bajo de La ComisiĆ³n, which is in an Albian delta plain sandstone/shale in the Kachaike Formation of Argentina.
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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2008 | Minerisporites aequatus Villar de Seoane and Archangelsky p. 366 figs. Fig. 7D-F |
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†Minerisporites aequatus Villar de Seoane and Archangelsky 2008
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Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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L. Villar de Seoane and S. Archangelsky 2008 | Spores circular to subcircular in equatorial outline, up to 520 mm in diameter. Laesura with long branches ending in small auriculae. Narrow zona and smooth exine. |