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Linked specimens: London, UK; NHM (PM PF 41697) London, UK; NHM (PM P 41697)
Current identification/main database link: Globanomalina luxorensis (Nakkady 1950)
Original Description
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This species has been found in four sections. It is best represented and flooding in the top shale sample at Abu Durba. Elsewhere it is rare to frequent. It has not been found at Wadi Danili.
Nakkady, S. E. (1950). Nakkady, S. E. (1950). A new foraminiferal fauna from the Esna shales and Upper Cretaceous chalk of Egypt. Journal of Paleontology. 24(6): 675-692. Journal of Paleontology. 24(6): 675-692. gsReferences:
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Comments (4)
You are certainly right but we do not refer to the same publication?
Thanks, but actually it looks like I was completely wrong and the 1951 was a typo, corrected now.
Jeremy
Published in 1950 not 1951
ref: Nakkady, S. E. (1950). A new foraminiferal fauna from the Esna shales and Upper Cretaceous chalk of Egypt. Journal of Paleontology. 24: 675-692.
page(s): p. 691 pl. 90 fig. 39-41
this is a case where the cover date (1950) is wrong and the journal was published eaely in the next year (1951)