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Published: 01 July 1962
Geological Magazine (1962) 99 (4): 353–362.
...D. Wall Abstract The genera Tasmanites (first described under the name Sporangites) and Leiosphaeridia have been considered as both spores and algae at various times. In comparison with Pachysphaera pelagica and Halosphaera minor, present-day species of green algae, it is concluded that Tasmanites...
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<span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span>  Eisenack,  1958b . ( 1, 5 )  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span> minutissima  (N...
Published: 01 September 2016
Figure 13 Leiosphaeridia Eisenack, 1958b . ( 1, 5 ) Leiosphaeridia minutissima (Naumova, 1949 ) Jankauskas in Jankauskas et al., 1989 . ( 1 ) UCMP 36094a, SP14-63-14; ( 5 ) UCMP 36097a, SP14-63-17. ( 2, 6 ) Leiosphaeridia crassa (Naumova, 1949
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Size frequency distribution of leiospheres: ( 1 ) Size frequency
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Published: 22 December 2016
Figure 3 Size frequency distribution of leiospheres: ( 1 ) Size frequency distribution of all Leiosphaeridia crassa / jacutica (dark-, medium-, and light-brown walls); ( 2 ) Size frequency distribution of dark-brown Leiosphaeridia crassa
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( 1–3 )  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span>  spp., nonornamented spheroidal vesicles: ( 1 )  L ...
Published: 01 November 2021
Figure 6. ( 1–3 ) Leiosphaeridia spp., nonornamented spheroidal vesicles: ( 1 ) L . tenuissima , 76090-w40; ( 2 ) L. minutissima , 76548-k53-2; ( 3 ) L. tenuissima , 76088-p32. ( 4 ) Leiosphere, unidentified spheroidal vesicle, 76092-w45. ( 5 ) Synsphaeridium sp., 75377-j48. ( 6
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( 1–23 ) Acid-extracted Cambrian  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span>  displaying the range of f...
Published: 01 November 2019
Figure 1. ( 1–23 ) Acid-extracted Cambrian Leiosphaeridia displaying the range of features seen in ‘ Cambrowania ovata .’ Arrows in ( 2 ) show displaced margin (compare Tang et al., 2019 , fig. 4.3, 4.4); (5, 6 ) schematic outlines of specimens ( 1 ) and ( 2 ), respectively (compare to Tang
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Spherical microfossils: ( 1–5 )  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span>  sp.:
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Published: 06 March 2017
Figure 10 Spherical microfossils: ( 1–5 ) Leiosphaeridia sp.: ( 1 ) 2007XHYD_4_19; ( 2 ) 2007XHYD_47_5; ( 3 ) 2007XHYD_3_5; ( 4 ) 2007XHYD_3_5; ( 5 ) 2012XHYD_21_8; ( 6–9 ) Asperatopsophosphaera umishanensis : ( 6
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Figures 1–3, 7–12: photomicrographs of  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span> spongiosa  n. sp. Fi...
Published: 01 June 2014
Plate 2 Figures 1–3, 7–12: photomicrographs of Leiosphaeridia spongiosa n. sp. Figures 4–6: confocal laser microscopy images of Leiosphaeridia spongiosa n. sp. EF: England Finder coordinates. Figures 1–3: Holotype, Posthofbrug outcrop, slide PHB1/1–358, EF: P45/4, slightly differing foci
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Photographs of Roper organic-walled microfossils (color figures are availab...
Published: 22 December 2016
Figure 4 Photographs of Roper organic-walled microfossils (color figures are available in the online version of this paper): ( 1 ) cf. Gemmuloides doncooki . ( 2, 3 ) Leiosphaeridia atava . ( 4 ) Light-brown Leiosphaeridia
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Figure 1.  1–4 . Early Cambrian microfossils from the  <span class="search-highlight">Leiosphaeridia</span> -plex...