ENDOTHYRIDAE Brady, 1884
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https://doi.org/10.35463/j.apr.2024.02.07 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039C630F-117D-FFCE-FCEE-048AFD4FF072 |
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Felipe |
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ENDOTHYRIDAE Brady, 1884 |
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Family ENDOTHYRIDAE Brady, 1884 View in CoL
All the representatives display the endothyroid coiling at least at the initial stage (eventually becoming uniseriate or biseriate) with supplementary deposits generally well developed. Wall dark simple, or with calcareous particles agglutinated ( Paraendothyrinae ) or microperforated with tectum ( Omphalotinae ). Aperture simple basal rarely areal or cribrate. Late Tournaisian to middle (late?) Permian.
Composition: Endothyra Phillips, 1846 ; Birectoendothyra Lipina, 1970 ; Endospiroplectammina Lipina, 1970 ; Endothyranella Galloway & Harlton in Galloway & Ryniker, 1930; Globoomphalotis Bogush, 1987 ; Iriclinella Malakhova, 1980 ; Mediendothyra Brazhnikova & Vdovenko in Vdovenko, 1972; Mediopsis Bogush in Bushmina et al., 1984; Melatolla Strank, 1983 ; Mikhailovella Ganelina, 1956 ; Omphalotis Shlykova, 1969 ; Paraendothyra Chernysheva, 1940 ; Paraplectogyra Okimura, 1958 ; Planoendothyra Reitlinger, 1959 ; Rectoendothyra Brazhnikova, 1983 ; Semiendothyra Reitlinger, 1980 ; Spinothyra Mamet, 1976 ; Timanella Reitlinger, 1981 ; Tuberendothyra Skipp, 1969 ; Ugurus Özdikmen, 2009 ; Vachardites Cózar, Somerville, Sanz-López & Blanco-Ferrera, 2016 .
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