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Journal Article
Published: 01 July 2009
Journal of Paleontology (2009) 83 (4): 614–623.
... the calcitic-shelled Rhynchonelliformea ( Plectothyrella ). Kosoidea cedarbergensis is a new species of discinoidean. Orbicula terminalis Emmons, 1842 , from the Trenton Group (Caradoc), New York, U.S.A. T rematis taljaardi Rowell, 1970 03 03 2009 The Paleontological Society 2009...
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Figure 6. Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov. 1, [C1371C], cluster of mainly articulated valves possibly representing a single generation, arrow pointed on the specimens with preserved pedicle, ×3; 2–4, [C1723A, C1723B, holotype]; umbonal area of the ventral valve showing longitudinal section through fossilised pedicle, ×13, ×20; detail of the pedicle, ×75; 5, 6, [C1371B], ventral valve showing partly preserved cast of the pedicle, ×8; details of the pedicle notch with pedicle, ×45; 7, 8, [C1371B], umbonal area of ventral valve with cast of the pedicle, ×42, detail of the pedicle, ×80. All specimens are from the Upper Ordovician, Hirnantian, Soom Shale Member, Cedarberg Formation, South Africa. 1, 5–8 from Kromrivier, 2–4 from Keurbos.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 6. Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov. 1 , [C1371C], cluster of mainly articulated valves possibly representing a single generation, arrow pointed on the specimens with preserved pedicle, ×3; 2 – 4 , [C1723A, C1723B, holotype]; umbonal area of the ventral valve showing longitudinal section
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Figure 5. Schematic illustration of muscle scars and position of mantle canals in the ventral and dorsal valves of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 5. Schematic illustration of muscle scars and position of mantle canals in the ventral and dorsal valves of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.
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Figure 4. 1, C1371C, cluster of mainly articulated valves of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov. and large disarticulated ventral valve of Trematis taljaardi Rowell (left), ×3; 2–6, Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.; 2, 4, C1723A, C1723B, holotype, ventral valve external mould and counterpart exterior, showing fossilized pedicle (p) and periostracal bands (pb) on lateral sides of pedicle notch, ×5; 3, C1371A, dorsal valve internal mould (left) and dorsal valve exterior (right) showing position of posterolateral muscle fields (plm), central muscle scars (cm), oblique lateral muscle scars (ol), vascula media (vm) and vascula lateralia (vl), ×8.3; 5, [C1390A], ventral valve exterior of mature specimen, ×3; 6, [C1390A], portion of small shell cluster of individuals of various sizes, ×2.3; 7, Plectothyrella sp. [C1177A], group of specimens encrusting an orthocone cephalopod, representing two ventral valves (left and centre) and dorsal external mould (right), ×2.5. All specimens are from the Upper Ordovician, Hirnantian, Soom Shale Member, Cedarberg Formation, South Africa. a, c, e–g from Kromrivier, b, d from Keurbos.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 4. 1 , C1371C, cluster of mainly articulated valves of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov. and large disarticulated ventral valve of Trematis taljaardi Rowell (left), ×3; 2–6 , Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.; 2 , 4 , C1723A, C1723B, holotype, ventral valve external mould
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Figure 8. Scatter diagram for length plotted against width of the shell of three brachiopod clusters and full grown specimens of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov., and histogram showing size distribution of the measured specimens (X, average; S, standard deviation; N, number of measured specimens).
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 8. Scatter diagram for length plotted against width of the shell of three brachiopod clusters and full grown specimens of Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov., and histogram showing size distribution of the measured specimens (X, average; S, standard deviation; N, number of measured specimens).
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Figure 1. 1–6, Palaeoglossa sp.: 1, 5, C2043AI, BI; dorsal valve interior and internal mould, ×15. 2, 6, C1761A, B; ventral valve interior and internal mould, ×15; 3, 4, C467A, 467B dorsal valve exterior and external mould, ×15; 7–12, Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.: 7, C1177A, cluster of mainly articulated valves possibly representing a single generation, ×2; 8, C1371A, small cluster of conjoined valves representing two different generations, ×5.4; 9–11, C850B, digitally inverted view of dorsal umbonal area, ×6, dorsal external mould, ×2.7, detail of ornament, ×6.7; 12, C934A, dorsal valve exterior, ×6. All specimens are from the Upper Ordovician, Hirnantian, Soom Shale Member Cedarberg Formation, South Africa; 1–6, 9–12, from Keurbos; g–h, from Kromrivier.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 1. 1–6 , Palaeoglossa sp.: 1 , 5 , C2043AI, BI; dorsal valve interior and internal mould, ×15. 2 , 6 , C1761A, B; ventral valve interior and internal mould, ×15; 3 , 4 , C467A, 467B dorsal valve exterior and external mould, ×15; 7 – 12 , Kosoidea cedarbergensis sp. nov.: 7
Journal Article
Published: 01 March 2022
Journal of Paleontology (2022) 96 (2): 323–333.
... brachiopod genus Kosoidea , which comprises the following species: Kosoidea australis Zabini et al., 2019 , Kosoidea cedarbergensis Basset et al., 2009 , Kosoidea fissurella Havlíček and Mergl, 1988 , and Kosoidea regali s Havlíček, 1999 . In the Três Barras Farm section, Kosoidea australis...
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