CATALOG - Discoaster stradneri


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Current identification/main database link: Discoaster binodosus Martini, 1958

Compiled data

Citation: Discoaster stradneri Noel 1960
Rank: Species
Type locality: France
Type level: Lutetian
Standardised type level: 101_LOWER EOCENE
Farinacci catalog page: 12103
Language: DE


Notes
holotype is drawing of Stradner 1959, originally identified as D. binodosus var hirundina but showing blunt ray tips rather than a notch 

References:

Noël, D., (1960). Revison du genre Discoaster Tan Sin Hok 1927. Publication du Laboratoire de Geologie Aplliquée. Universite d'Alger, Fac, des Sciences, 201-232 pp.GS

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Discoaster stradneri: Catalog entry compiled by Anna Farinacci and Richard Howe. Viewed: 24-4-2019

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Simon Cole

Hi Jeremy

I'm not sure what's going on with this species (or two species) - it currently says the current identification/main database is Discoaster pentaradiatus Tan, 1927 which must be incorrect??

Cheers,

Simon

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Jeremy Young (UK)

Yes - a mess indeed. Thanks for pointing that out, I think I have sorted it out now. There are three(!) species involved - D. stradneri Noel 1960 (a variant of D. binodosus); D. stradneri Martini 1961 (a homonym so invalid but interpreted as a synonym of D. elegans) and D. stradneri Borsetti & Cati 1970 (a homonym so invalid but interpreted as a synonym of D. pentaradiatus)

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