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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata) 6.Lunulites sensu latoand the genusLunulariafrom Australasia

Autor: P.J. Chimonides, P.L. Cook

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 20:681-705

The characters of the genus Lunulites Lamarck, and of some closely related genera are described and discussed. The genus Lunularia Busk is reintroduced, and three species from Australasia are described. One species, L. parvicella, is known only as an

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938600770471

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Recent and fossil lunulitidae (Bryozoa, Cheilostomata), 7. Selenaria maculata (Busk) and allied species from Australasia

Autor: P.L. Cook, P.J. Chimonides

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 21:933-966

This paper completes the description of Australasian lunulite species belonging to the genus Selenaria. The type species S. maculata and seven other taxa are included, of which five, S. dentata, S. maplestonei, S. kompseia, S. varians and S. exaspera

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938700770571

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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) 2. Species of Helixotionella gen. nov. from Australia

Autor: P.L. Cook, P.J. Chimonides

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 18:255-270

Summary The genus Helixotionella is introduced for three species of spirally budded, free-living, lunulitiform bryozoans from Australia, H. spiralis (Chapman), H. rubra (Bretnall) and H. scutata sp. nov. H. spiralis, the type species, has a fossil hi

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938400770201

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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) 1. The genus Otionella from New Zealand

Autor: P.J. Chimonides, P.L. Cook

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 18:227-254

Summary Living species of the free-living bryozoan Family Lunulitidae are now found only in Australasia. One genus, Otionella, is particularly well represented in the Tertiary-to-Recent of New Zealand, where other genera of Lunulitidae are rare. Alth

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938400770191

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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) 4. American and Australian species ofOtionella

Autor: P.L. Cook, P.J. Chimonides

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 19:575-603

The nominal, free living lunulitiform genus Otionella has been found to include two major groups of species, each one with a distinctive periancestrular pattern of primary zooids. The first group occurs in the Eocene of North America and includes the

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938500770351

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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) 3. ‘Opesiulate’ and other species ofSelenariasensu lato

Autor: P.L. Cook, P.J. Chimonides

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 19:285-322

Several species of free-living lunulitiform bryozoans, here referred provisionally to the nominal genus Selenaria, have autozooidal cryptocysts with paired opesiules proximal to the opesiae. Other, apparently closely related forms, have no autozooida

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https://doi.org/10.1080/00222938500770231

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Recent and fossil Lunulitidae (Bryozoa: Cheilostomata) 5.Selenaria alataTenison Woods, and related species

Autor: P.J. Chimonides, P.L. Cook

Publikováno v: Journal of Natural History. 19:337-358

Five species of Lunulitidae are described, all of which have been assigned in the past to a variety of genera, such as Lunulites, Otionella and Selenaria. None of the species seems to be certainly referable to any one of these genera, but several of

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