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Figure2—1–2,Anomalophyton zhangzhongyingi. Notice side branchlets (arrows). All five specimens (one illustrated in 1, four in 2) preserved on one slab were designated as holotypes, HBM-498, ×8; 3–6,Calyptrina striata. 3, HBM-466, ×3; 4, a magnified view of the middle part of 3, ×8; 5, a magnified view of the middle part of 6, showing details of organic bands, HBM-522, ×4; 6, HBM-522, ×2; 7, a modern pogonophoran tube (courtesy of Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology), ×4; 8, unnamed fossil with organizational similarity to Aggregatosphaera, miaoheensis, MH0030-5, ×67. 9–14, Aggregatosphaera miaoheensis, n. gen. and sp. 9, MH0058-2 (one vesicle), ×67; 10, MH0168-1 (two vesicles), ×67; 11, MH0030-42 (three vesicles), ×67; 12, MH0030-31 (four vesicles, holotype, HUHPC-62994), ×67; 13, MH0030-50 ×67; 14, MH0030-54, ×67

Figure 2 — 1 – 2, Anomalophyton zhangzhongyingi . Notice side branchlets ...

Published: 01 March 2002
of 3, ×8; 5, a magnified view of the middle part of 6, showing details of organic bands, HBM-522, ×4; 6, HBM-522, ×2; 7, a modern pogonophoran tube (courtesy of Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology), ×4; 8, unnamed fossil with organizational similarity to Aggregatosphaera
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MACROSCOPIC CARBONACEOUS COMPRESSIONS IN A TERMINAL PROTEROZOIC SHALE: A SYSTEMATIC REASSESSMENT OF THE MIAOHE BIOTA, SOUTH CHINA

SHUHAI XIAO, XUNLAI YUAN, MICHAEL STEINER, ANDREW H. KNOLL
Published: 01 March 2002
Journal of Paleontology (2002) 76 (2): 347–376.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1666/0022-3360(2002)076<0347:MCCIAT>2.0.CO;2
... of 3, ×8; 5, a magnified view of the middle part of 6, showing details of organic bands, HBM-522, ×4; 6, HBM-522, ×2; 7, a modern pogonophoran tube (courtesy of Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology), ×4; 8, unnamed fossil with organizational similarity to Aggregatosphaera...
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