...M. A. Sonar; R. V. Pawar Abstract: Seven species of Calloporid (family Calloporidae Norman, 1903) Bryozoa are described from the Cenozoic sediments of the western Kachchh, Gujarat, India. Among these Planicellaria walsariensis, Dionella sp., Pyriporella charopadiensis, P. vadsariensis...

...Janine Prud'homme Abstract Four species described from the upper Cretaceous and Eocene of Europe and the United States are redescribed and regrouped into the new genus Amphiblestrella of the bryozoan family Calloporidae. GeoRef, Copyright 2004, American Geological Institute. Reference includes...

... 2013 01 06 2014 Email: [email protected] ? Crassimarginatella sp. ( Fig.4d ) belonging to family Calloporidae grows as unilaminar, sheet like fronds encrusted on molluscan shells, larger foraminifera, echinoids etc. The species shows quincuncial arrangement of autozooids, oval...

...Figure 3 Encrusting cheilostome bryozoans (MNHN.F.A59882) on MNHN.F.A59117. ( 1 ) Internal mold of the carapace; ( 2 ) SEM view of the colonies; ( 3 ) SEM close-up on the basal imprints of the zooecia; ( 4 ) SEM view of the zooecia imprints evoking Calloporidae. Scale bars=1 cm ( 1 ), 4 mm ( 2...

... and echinoderms. Types: Holotype LUT no. 248, paratype LUT no. 249. Family: CALLOPORIDAE Norman, 1903 Genus: Bactrellaria Marsson, 1887 ? Bactrellaria cheropadiensis Tewari and Srivastava, n. sp. Fig. 1, Nos. 2 and 2a Description: Zoarium erect, slender, branching, cross-section elliptical; small rounded zooecial...

...Figure 9 Four equally parsimonious trees obtained with branch and bound search routine in PAUP*, and routed to A. leucocypha (Calloporidae, Anasca); length 485, consistency index 0.59, and retention index 0.86. Species are grouped in four monophyletic groups: vicarious Cupuladria clade 1(C...

...). The most diverse anascan family is Calloporidae with four genera and six species, followed by Candidae with three genera and four species, while the remaining families are represented by one genus each. Ascophoran-grade cheilostomes are represented by 72 species (58% of bryozoan species richness) in 46...

..., 1836 (see Berning et al., 2008 ). Several species previously assigned to Figularia were recently displaced in different genera of the families Cribrilinidae and Calloporidae (e.g., Vitrimurella , Reginella Jullien, 1886 , Inferusia Kukliński and Barnes, 2009 , Valdemunitella Canu...

... d'Orbigny, 1852 (e.g., Pyripora magna Larwood, 1973 ), and Calloporidae Norman, 1903 (e.g., Tylopora Lang, 1917 ) in having oligoserial colonies, and in the morphology of the autozooids showing a well-developed gymnocyst. It differs in having deep opesiular indentations outlining a tongue-like...

... an extrazooidal coelomic space. Family Calloporidae Norman, 1903 Genus Cymulopora Winston and Håkansson, 1986 Cymulopora uniserialis Winston and Håkansson, 1986 . This originally monospecific genus was based on tiny colonies found living interstitially attached to particles...

... ). Although the New Zealand species Figularia huttoni Brown, 1952 and Figularia spinea Brown, 1952 have true costae, Gordon ( 1986 ) included them in Valdemunitella , analogous to Membraniporella nitida (Johnston, 1838 ), formerly Cribrilinidae, which was transferred to Calloporidae (see related...

... on foraminiferal packstone, level 19-2A (93.5 m), UA-P2159, UA-P2160. ( 4 ) SEM of Cheilostomata: Calloporidae on an echinoid spine, level 14-3c (17.6 m), UA-P2185. ( 5 ) Branching, uniserial cyclostomate bryozoan on the surface of a larger benthic foraminifera, level 14-6 (71.5 m), UA-P2186. ( 6 ) Circular...