CATALOG - Discoaster obtusus
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Original descriptions of taxa. For coccolithophores, and many calcispheres, these are pages from the Catalog of Calcareous Nannofossils. In other cases (e.g. non-calcifying haptophytes) the data is directly compiled on this site. The "Catalogue of Calcareous Nannofossils" was compiled by Prof A. Farinacci 1969-1989 and updated by Richard Howe 2000-2016 - see also this page.
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Discoaster obtusus [01079].pdf
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Discoaster obtusus 060461.jpg
Current identification/main database link: Discoaster aster, and other preservational species of discoaster
Compiled data
Citation: Discoaster obtusus Gartner 1967Rank: SpeciesType locality: TrinidadType age (chronostrat): Lower MioceneStandardised type level: 121_LOWER MIOCENEType sample (& lithostrat): Sample: field sample C887AA; From: ; TrinidadType repository: authors collection only?Repository Country: USAFarinacci catalog page (& compiler): 1079Language: ENCurrent citation: Discoaster aster, and other preservational species of discoaster
References:
Gartner, S. (1967a). Calcareous nannofossils from Neogene of Trinidad, Jamaica, and Gulf of Mexico. University of Kansas Paleontological Contributions, Papers. 29: 1-7. gs V O
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Discoaster obtusus: Catalog entry compiled by Anna Farinacci. Viewed: 28-1-2021
Link to WoRMS (World Register of Marine Species)
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