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CATALOG OF ORIGINAL DESCRIPTIONS: Globanomalina ovalis Haque 1956

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Higher levels: pf_cat -> G -> Globanomalina -> Globanomalina ovalis
Other pages this level: G. laccadivensis, G. ovalis, G. ovalis lakiensis, G. praepumilio, G. rakhiensis, G. simplex, G. simplex orbicularis, G. wilcoxensis globulosa

Globanomalina ovalis

Citation: Globanomalina ovalis Haque 1956
taxonomic rank: Species
Type sample (& lithostrat): Bed B2, Laki Fm., Pakistan
Type age (chronostrat): upper Paleocene
Type locality: A measured section in Nammal Gorge, Salt Range , western Pakistan.
Type repository: Quetta, Pakistan; Geological Survey

Current identification/main database link: Globanomalina ovalis Haque 1956


Original Description

"Test small, oval, longer than broad, biconvex, nearly bilaterally symmetrical. Periphery sub-acute, broadly rounded, lobate. Dorsal side flat or slightly convex, showing all the chambers. Ventral side completely involute, umbilicate. Chambers distinct, inflated, globose, somewhat overlapping, about 6 in the adult whorl, rather rapidly increasing in size as added; last 2 chambers occupy more that half of the test. Sutures distinct, depressed, somewhat curved on the dorsal side, radial on the ventral. Surface smooth, shiny. Wall calcareous, very finally perforate, built of radially arranged crystals of calcite. Aperture an elongate slit at the base of the last chamber of the outer whorl extending from the periphery to the umbilicus with a narrow lip. Length of figured specimen 0.26 mm; breadth 0.21 mm; thickness 0.14mm."

Extra details from original publication
Differences. -This species bears a strong resemblance to Anomalina luxorensis Nakkady. That author, after comparing his specimens with this form, remarked '...the true luxorensis has a more evolute coiling and have invariably six-seven chambers in the last whorl.. . ' (personal communication) . Topotype specimens (obtained from the author) of Anomalina luxorensis show that the aperture extends to the ventral side towards the umbilicus. The chambers of Globanomalina ovalis increase comparatively more rapidly.

References:

Haque, A. F. M. M. (1956). The smaller foraminifera of the Ranikot and the Laki of the Nammal gorge, Salt Range. Memoir of the Pakistan Geological Survey. 1: 1-300. gs


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Globanomalina ovalis compiled by the pforams@mikrotax project team viewed: 5-12-2023

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