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Mollusc remains. (a, c) Axial and oblique cuts of Anabarella sp., a putative monoplacophoran mollusc (Fon61, 35). (b) Vertical cut of Anabarella sp. (Fon4), (d) Oblique cut of an ornamented Anabarella type (Fon35).
Published: 29 September 2021
Fig. 11. Mollusc remains. (a, c) Axial and oblique cuts of Anabarella sp., a putative monoplacophoran mollusc (Fon61, 35). (b) Vertical cut of Anabarella sp. (Fon4), (d) Oblique cut of an ornamented Anabarella type (Fon35).
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Field aspect and thin-section photomicrographs of the Anabarella-bearing phosphoritic and phosphatic limestone interbeds from the Fuentepizarra Formation in the eastern edge of the Alcudia anticline. (a) Two brownish phosphoritic interbeds in a monotonous greenish shaly succession. Length of hammer head for scale is 5 cm (b) Distal tempestite, about 1 cm thick, composed of imbricated, sub-rounded phosphatic clasts encased in a silty matrix. (c) Phosphatic limestone bed with two angular clasts composed of phosphatic crusts. (d) Packstone rich in Anabarella helicoidal shells (partly phosphatized) with intraparticulate and shelter porosity occluded with partly silicified drusy calcite cements; cements used as polarity criteria allows interpretation of polyphase clasts. (e) Detail of an Anabarella microfossil highlighting the partial silicification (si) of a phosphatic (fr) shell and the final infill of cracks by iron oxyhydroxides (Fe). (f) Detail of another Anabarella shell displaying the setting of dolomite (do) rhombs unaffected by silicification. Abbreviation: ca – calcite.
Published: 11 May 2021
Fig. 6. Field aspect and thin-section photomicrographs of the Anabarella -bearing phosphoritic and phosphatic limestone interbeds from the Fuentepizarra Formation in the eastern edge of the Alcudia anticline. (a) Two brownish phosphoritic interbeds in a monotonous greenish shaly succession
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(a) A median-oblique cut of Anabarella sp. (b) A vertical cut through an ornamented SSF. (c) Detail of the prismatic phosphatic shell structure of Figure 16b (Fon4). (d) Median-oblique cut of a cloudy-colloform microbialite (Fon92).
Published: 29 September 2021
Fig. 13. (a) A median-oblique cut of Anabarella sp. (b) A vertical cut through an ornamented SSF. (c) Detail of the prismatic phosphatic shell structure of Figure 16b (Fon4). (d) Median-oblique cut of a cloudy-colloform microbialite (Fon92).
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Yochelcionella sp., Stenotheca sp., and Anabarella cf. A. australis Runnegar in Bengtson et al., 1990 from the Shackleton Limestone. (1–8) Yochelcionella sp., (1–5) specimen SMNH Mo185063, (1) lateral view, (2) apertural view, (3) apical view of subapical field and broken snorkel, (4) magnified view of concentric structures within snorkel, (5) magnified view of pitted microstructure; (6, 7) specimen SMNH Mo185064, (6) magnification of lateral view, (7) lateral view; (8) specimen SMNH Mo185065, lateral view. (9–16, 19–21) Stenotheca sp. (9, 10) specimen SMNH Mo185066, (9) oblique lateral view, (10) dorsal view; (11–13) specimen SMNH Mo185067, (11) oblique lateral view, (12) dorsal view of subapical field, (13) apical view; (14) specimen SMNH Mo185068, lateral view; (15, 16) specimen SMNH Mo185069, (15) oblique lateral view, (16) dorsal view; (19) specimen SMNH Mo185071 in lateral view; (20) specimen SMNH Mo185072 lateral view; (21) specimen SMNH Mo185073 lateral view; (17, 18, 22) Anabarella cf. A. australis (17, 18) specimen SMNH Mo185070 in (18) lateral view, (17) apertural view (22) specimen SMNH Mo185074 in lateral view. Scale bars 100 µm (5, 6) all others 200 µm. All images taken using secondary electrons except (5) taken in low vacuum mode and (6, 7) taken using backscattered electrons.
Published: 01 May 2019
Figure 5. Yochelcionella sp., Stenotheca sp., and Anabarella cf. A. australis Runnegar in Bengtson et al., 1990 from the Shackleton Limestone. ( 1–8 ) Yochelcionella sp., ( 1–5 ) specimen SMNH Mo185063, ( 1 ) lateral view, ( 2 ) apertural view, ( 3 ) apical view of subapical field
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Published: 25 May 2006
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (2006) 43 (4): 487–496.
..., 1964 . Two additional new taxa are described: Anabarella chelata n.sp. and Parkula esmeraldina n.sp. 11 8 2005 6 12 2005 © 2006 NRC Canada 2006 Une faune de mollusques helcionelloïdes et de petits fossiles à coquilles du Cambrien précoce terminal de la base de la Formation...
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Published: 29 September 2021
Geological Magazine (2022) 159 (7): 1220–1239.
...Fig. 11. Mollusc remains. (a, c) Axial and oblique cuts of Anabarella sp., a putative monoplacophoran mollusc (Fon61, 35). (b) Vertical cut of Anabarella sp. (Fon4), (d) Oblique cut of an ornamented Anabarella type (Fon35). ...
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Published: 23 July 2021
Geological Magazine (2022) 159 (7): 1240–1250.
... as an equivalent of the Jarque thrust fault. Reinvestigation of the Codos Bed revealed previously unknown skeletal fossils of early Cambrian age, confirming notions that the bed is younger than traditionally assumed. In particular, two helcionelloid molluscs, Anabarella cf. plana and Igorella ? sp., allow...
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Published: 11 May 2021
Geological Magazine (2022) 159 (7): 1251–1261.
...Fig. 6. Field aspect and thin-section photomicrographs of the Anabarella -bearing phosphoritic and phosphatic limestone interbeds from the Fuentepizarra Formation in the eastern edge of the Alcudia anticline. (a) Two brownish phosphoritic interbeds in a monotonous greenish shaly succession...
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Published: 01 April 2021
Journal of Paleontology (2021) 95 (S83): 1–41.
..., but several taxa have a world-wide distribution. Many specimens are encrusted with crystals of authigenic albite. New species: Anabarella ? navaranae , Stenotheca ? higginsi , Figurina ? polaris , Hippopharangites groenlandicus , Inughuitoconus borealis , and Ocruranus ? kangerluk . UUID: http://zoobank.org...
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Journal Article
Published: 02 May 2017
Journal of Paleontology (2017) 91 (5): 883–901.
... unreported. Nine sections in eastern California and southern Nevada have produced a small shelly assemblage of low diversity, which likely reflects non-phosphatization and loss of originally calcareous remains. From the Montezuman–Delamaran stages we report Anabarella chelata Skovsted, 2006a...
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Journal: Paleobiology
Published: 19 February 2016
Paleobiology (2016) 42 (2): 240–256.
... that the Adaptive Beta method performs well in that it achieves or nearly achieves nominal coverage probabilities and provides reasonable point estimates of the true extinction in a variety of situations. We demonstrate the method using a dataset of the Cambrian mollusc Anabarella . E-mail: scwang...
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Helcionellid specimens of the Codos Bed. (a, b, d, e) Internal mould of Anabarella cf. plana Vostokova, 1962 (MPZ 2021/52). (a) Lateral view; (d, e) oblique lateral views showing indistinct ornamentation; compare with schematic reconstruction of specimen (b). (c, f) Lateral and oblique view of internal mould of Igorella? sp. (MPZ 2021/53). SEM photography; scale bar equals 1 mm.
Published: 23 July 2021
Fig. 5. Helcionellid specimens of the Codos Bed. (a, b, d, e) Internal mould of Anabarella cf. plana Vostokova, 1962 (MPZ 2021/52). (a) Lateral view; (d, e) oblique lateral views showing indistinct ornamentation; compare with schematic reconstruction of specimen (b). (c, f) Lateral
Journal Article
Published: 01 July 2003
Journal of Paleontology (2003) 77 (4): 655–673.
... to the Bivalvia, but not necessarily basal to Anabarella or the Middle Cambrian rostroconch Ribeiria junior Runnegar, 1996 . We have reanalyzed the data in Carter et al. (2000) but with the assumption that Watsonella had an undivided larval shell. The relationship of Watsonella to Anabarella...
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Phosphatized moulds of the early Cambrian helcionelloid molluscs. (a) Oelandiella sp. from the Dahai Member (Meisuchunian) of southern China. (b) Anabarella sp. A. cf. plana from the Upper Alcudian of south-central Spain. (c) Pelagiella sp. from the Bystraya Formation (Botomian) of Transbaikal (southern Siberia). (d) Aldanella sp. from the Graviinaya River Fm of Taimyr (northern Siberia). (e) Barskovia sp. from the Pestrotsvet Formation (Tommotian) of the Selinde River (southeastern Siberia). (f) Watsonella sibirica from the Medvezhinskaya Formation of the Rassokha River (northeastern Siberia).
Published: 01 March 2002
Figure 2. Phosphatized moulds of the early Cambrian helcionelloid molluscs. (a) Oelandiella sp. from the Dahai Member (Meisuchunian) of southern China. (b) Anabarella sp. A. cf. plana from the Upper Alcudian of south-central Spain. (c) Pelagiella sp. from the Bystraya Formation
Journal Article
Published: 01 May 2019
Journal of Paleontology (2019) 93 (3): 437–459.
...Figure 5. Yochelcionella sp., Stenotheca sp., and Anabarella cf. A. australis Runnegar in Bengtson et al., 1990 from the Shackleton Limestone. ( 1–8 ) Yochelcionella sp., ( 1–5 ) specimen SMNH Mo185063, ( 1 ) lateral view, ( 2 ) apertural view, ( 3 ) apical view of subapical field...
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Figure 7
Published: 19 February 2016
Figure 7 A, Histogram of ages of 19 fossil occurrences of the Cambrian mollusc Anabarella from Siberia and Mongolia (Maloof et al. 2010 ). Histogram bars denote the number of occurrences found in each 2 million year bin. Curve denotes the Reflected Beta recovery
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Helcionellid mollusks from GGU sample 315045, Aftenstjernesø Formation, Navarana Fjord, Cambrian Series 2, Stage 4. (1–3, 5, 6) Stenotheca? higginsi n. sp.. internal molds; (1) PMU 36967, lateral view with shallow apical constriction (arrow); (2) PMU 36968, lateral view; (3) PMU 36969, holotype, lateral view; (5) PMU 36970, lateral view; (6) PMU 36971, oblique lateral view; (4) PMU 36972 Anabarella? navaranae n. sp., holotype, internal mold in lateral view with shallow apical constriction (arrow); (7, 8) Capitoconus artus Skovsted, 2004, PMU 36973, internal mold; (9) Davidonia rostrata (Zhou and Xiao, 1984), PMU 36974, internal mold in lateral view; (10–13) Davidonia taconica (Landing and Bartowski, 1996), internal molds; (10) PMU 36975; (11–13) PMU 36976, oblique lateral (11, 12) and dorsal (13) views. Scale bars = 100 μm.
Published: 01 April 2021
) PMU 36969, holotype, lateral view; ( 5 ) PMU 36970, lateral view; ( 6 ) PMU 36971, oblique lateral view; ( 4 ) PMU 36972 Anabarella ? navaranae n. sp., holotype, internal mold in lateral view with shallow apical constriction (arrow); ( 7, 8 ) Capitoconus artus Skovsted, 2004 , PMU 36973
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Molluscs from the basal Emigrant Formation of Split Mountain, Nevada. (A–E) Anabarella chelata n.sp. (A) USNM 530265 (holotype) from sample CS990917-03, lateral view. (B, E) USNM 530266 from sample CS990917-01, lateral view and closeup of apical region. (C) USNM 530267 from sample CS990917-02, lateral view. (D) USNM 530268 from sample CS990917-01, oblique dorsal view. (F–J)Costipelagiella nevadense n.sp. (F) USNM 530269 from sample CS990917-03, view from umbilical side of internal mold. (G) USNM 530270 from sample CS990917-03, view from umbilical side of secondarily phosphatized specimen. (H–J) USNM 530271 (holotype) from sample CS990917-01, secondarily phosphatized specimen from spiral side, from smooth dorsum and in oblique apertural view. Scale bar represents 100 μm for (A–D), 75 μm for (E), and 150 μm for (F–J).
Published: 25 May 2006
Fig. 2. Molluscs from the basal Emigrant Formation of Split Mountain, Nevada. (A–E) Anabarella chelata n.sp. (A) USNM 530265 (holotype) from sample CS990917-03, lateral view. (B, E) USNM 530266 from sample CS990917-01, lateral view and closeup of apical region. (C) USNM 530267 from sample
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Published: 22 August 2024
Journal of the Geological Society (2024) 181 (6): jgs2023-231.
... , Xianfengella prima , Zhijinites minutus , Bemella bella , Archaeospira ornata , Anabarella plana , Aegitellus places , Securiconus simus , Heraultipegma yunnanensis , Chancelloria irregularis and Latouchella korobkovi . These diverse fossils were the basis for the establishment of four fossil...
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Published: 01 July 2005
Geological Magazine (2005) 142 (4): 319–325.
... (Yudoma–Olenyok region).] Moskva : Nauka , 136 pp. Voronova , L. G. , Grigor'eva , N. V. , Zhegallo , E. A. , Missarzhevsky , V. V. & Sysoev , V. A. 1983 . Vozrast sloyov ‘ Oelandiella’ korobkovi–Anabarella plana na Sibirskoj platforme. [Age of the ‘ Oelandiella...
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