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CATALOG OF ORIGINAL DESCRIPTIONS: Pentapylonium Dumitrica 1991

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Pentapylonium implicatum Dumitrica 1991

Pentapylonium

Citation: Pentapylonium Dumitrica 1991

Rank: genus

Type species: Pentapylonium implicatum Dumitrica 1991 (monotypic)

Described on page(s) : 37

Family (traditional): Pyloniidae

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Current identification:

Original Description
Shell globular with nine primary radial spines originating in a five-gated microsphere and formed of systems of three complex girdles of which the second is a triangular bipyramid and the third a hexagon whose corners represent cupolas lying in the principal plane of symmetry.

Etymology: From the Greek penta = five and pyle = gate. Neuter gender.

References:

Dumitrica, P. (1991a). Cenozoic Pyloniacea (Radiolaria) with a five-gated microsphere. Revue de Micropaléontologie. 34(1): 35-56. gs

Pentapylonium compiled by the radiolaria@mikrotax project team viewed: 21-1-2021

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