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Journal Article
Published: 01 June 1995
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1995) 43 (2): 226–246.
... - Nodosinelloides - Protonodosaria Zone and the Gzhelian Pseudovidalina Zone. A position corresponding to a third-order maximum flooding surface is marked by a significant change in the small foraminifer fauna that is provisionally correlated with the Moscovian/Kasimovian boundary. At this level, three genera...
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Smaller foraminifers from Pennsylvanian–earliest Permian of the Vazhnan Fm (Scale bar = 0.2 mm). 1Nodosinelloides longissima (Suleimanov, 1949). Sample Vaa58. 2, 3?, 4, 8, 9Protonodosaria sp. 5. 2. Sample Vaa18. 3? Sample Vaa18. 4. Sample Vaa18. 8. Sample Vaa19. 9. Sample Vaa19. 5, 13–20, 24, 26, 27Nodosinelloides cf. pinardaeGroves & Wahlman, 1997. 5. Sample Vaa18. 13. Sample Vaa20. 14. Sample Vaa20. 15. Sample Vaa20. 16. Sample Vaa20. 17. Sample Vaa20. 18. Sample Vaa20. 19. Sample Vaa20. 20. Sample Vaa20. 24. Sample Vaa22. 26. Sample Vaa22. 27. Sample Vaa22. 6Protonodosaria sp. Sample Vaa28. 7.Orthovertella sp. (a) and Nodosinelloides shikhanica (Lipina, 1949) (b). Sample Vaa19. 10, 11Nodosinelloides sp. 10. Sample Vaa56. 11. Sample Vaa19. 12, 20?Nodosinelloides talimuensis (Han, 1984). 12. Sample Vaa19. 20? Sample Vaa20. 15–17Nodosinelloides cf. pinardaeGroves & Wahlman, 1997. 15. Sample Vaa20. 16. Sample Vaa20. 17. Sample Vaa20. 18?, 21–23, 35?Nodosinelloides cf. netschajewi (Cherdyntsev 1914). 18? Sample Vaa20. 21. Sample Vaa22. 22. Sample Vaa22. 23. Sample Vaa22. 21. Sample Vaa22. 22. Sample Vaa22. 23. Sample Vaa22. 35? Sample Vaa30. 19?, 25Protonodosaria sp. 6. 19? Sample Vaa20. 25. Sample Vaa21. 28Nodosinelloides longa (Lipina, 1949). Sample Vaa67. 29Protonodosaria sp. 7. Sample Vaa70. 30–32Vervilleina crescenticamerata n. sp. 30. Holotype. Sample Vaa32. 31. Paratype. Sample Vaa32. 32. Paratype. Sample Vaa32. 33Protonodosaria? sp. Sample Vaa56. 34Nodosinelloides cf. subquadrata (Lipina, 1949). Sample Vaa18. 36Nodosinelloides aff. elegantissima (Suleimanov, 1949). Sample Vaa70.
Published: 18 April 2019
Figure 10. Smaller foraminifers from Pennsylvanian–earliest Permian of the Vazhnan Fm (Scale bar = 0.2 mm). 1 Nodosinelloides longissima ( Suleimanov, 1949 ). Sample Vaa58. 2, 3?, 4, 8 , 9 Protonodosaria sp. 5. 2. Sample Vaa18. 3? Sample Vaa18. 4. Sample Vaa18. 8. Sample Vaa19. 9. Sample
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1–3 - Protonodosaria curvula Karavaeva and Nestell, n. sp.
Published: 01 May 2007
PLATE 1 1–3 - Protonodosaria curvula Karavaeva and Nestell, n. sp. 1 CRNGE no. 1/13159, holotype, axial section, ×80, Vodopadnyy Creek, loc. 5, bed 3, Ichthyolaria ganelinae Zone. 2 CRNGE no. 2/13159, transverse section, ×80, Vodopadnyy Creek, loc. 5, bed 3, Ichthyolaria ganelinae Zone
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Figure2—Wall structure in Protonodosaria rauseraeGerke, 1959; polished and lightly etched longitudinal sections. 1, Plane-polarized light photomicrograph showing pronounced dark lines bordering inner and outer surfaces of chamber walls (SUI 98544), ×200; 2, Plane-polarized light photomicrograph showing pronounced dark lines bordering inner and outer surfaces of chamber walls (SUI 98543); rectangle outlines area enlarged in 3, ×200; 3, SEM photomicrograph of SUI 98543 showing contrast between equigranular crystals in foraminiferal wall versus coarser, blocky, chamber-filling, calcite cement; rectangle outlines area enlarged in 5, ×1,000; 4, Cross-polarized light photomicrograph of SUI 98544 showing hyaline, but nonradial optical orientation (margins of photo correspond with vibration directions of polars), ×600; 5, SEM photomicrograph of SUI 98543 showing thin, but distinct gap separating equigranular skeletal calcite from coarser, chamber-filling cement, ×3,000.
Published: 01 February 2004
Figure 2 —Wall structure in Protonodosaria rauserae Gerke, 1959 ; polished and lightly etched longitudinal sections. 1, Plane-polarized light photomicrograph showing pronounced dark lines bordering inner and outer surfaces of chamber walls (SUI 98544), ×200; 2, Plane-polarized light
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figs 1, 2.Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin): 1, W349-5B, specimen lost, Hampton-1, 2169 m, transmitted light, side view, c. × 250, showing the thick sutures; 2, WAM 02.366 (W79-3), Hampton-1, 2240–2245 m, side view, × 225; scale bar 100 µm for figs 2, 10. fig. 3. Pseudonodosaria wisemanae Heath & Apthorpe, WAM 02.367 (W79-10), Hampton-1, 2169 m, side view × 150. figs 4, 5.Pseudonodosaria sp.: 4, apertural view; 5, side view, both × 150, of WAM 02.368 (W79-11), Hampton-1, 2169 m. figs 6–9.Lingulina borealis Tappan: 6, WAM 02.369 (M38-23), Hampton-1, SWC 2169 m; slightly oblique side view of large specimen, × 150, to show median ridge on early chambers, slight median depression on last two chambers and slit of linguline aperture; 7, side view; and 8, apertural view of WAM 02.370 (W69-4), Hampton-1, 2240–2245 m, both × 150; 9, transmitted light view, c. × 150 of W349-48, Hampton-1, SWC 2169 m (specimen lost); scale bar 100 µm for figs 3–9, 13. figs 10, 15.Frondicularia parri Crespin: 10, apertural view of broken specimen, × 225; 15, side view, × 75; both of WAM 02.371 (W75-4), Hampton-1, 2290–2295 m. fig. 11.Frondicularia lambertensis Heath & Apthorpe, WAM 02.372 (W79-14), Hampton-1, 2169 m, transmitted light view showing chevron-shaped chambers and external evenly-spaced costae, side view, c. × 127. figs 12, 13.Paralingulina tenera (Bornemann): 12, side view of WAM 02.373 (W69-10), Hampton-1, 2240–2245 m, × 100; 13, side view of WAM 02.374 (M1-1), Hampton-1, 2169 m, × 150. fig. 14.Lingulina alaskensis Tappan, side view of WAM 02.375 (W78-18), Hampton-1, 2169 m, × 84. figs 16, 17, 22–24.Lenticulina aff. varians (Bornemann): 16, apertural view; 17, side view of WAM 02.376 (W79-21), both Hampton-1, SWC 2169 m, × 150; 22, edge view; and 23, side view of WAM 02.377 (M38-1), Hampton-1, 2270–2275 m, × 150; scale bar 100 µm for figs 16–23, 25; 24, WAM 02.378 (W163-18), Hampton-1, 2290–2295 m, transmitted light view, × 195, scale bar 100 µm. figs 18, 19.Marginulina sp. cf. M. eocomma (Kristan-Tollmann): 18, oblique apertural view; and 19, side view of WAM 02.379 (M38-16), Hampton-1, 2290–2295 m, × 150; note the cribrate or modified radiate aperture in fig. 18. figs 20, 21.Marginulina sp.: 20, side view; and 21, edge view of WAM 02.380 (W69-1), Hampton-1, 2125–2130 m, × 150. figs 25, 26.Palmula striata Heath & Apthorpe: 25, side view of WAM 02.381 (W69-17), Hampton-1, 2200–2205 m, × 150; 26, transmitted light side view of WAM 02.382 (W349-55), Hampton-1, 2169 m, c. × 130.
Published: 01 July 2003
Explanation of Plate 4. figs 1, 2. Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin): 1 , W349-5B, specimen lost, Hampton-1, 2169 m, transmitted light, side view, c . × 250, showing the thick sutures; 2 , WAM 02.366 (W79-3), Hampton-1, 2240–2245 m, side view, × 225; scale bar 100 µm for figs 2, 10. fig. 3
Journal Article
Published: 01 May 2007
Micropaleontology (2007) 53 (3): 161–211.
...PLATE 1 1–3 - Protonodosaria curvula Karavaeva and Nestell, n. sp. 1 CRNGE no. 1/13159, holotype, axial section, ×80, Vodopadnyy Creek, loc. 5, bed 3, Ichthyolaria ganelinae Zone. 2 CRNGE no. 2/13159, transverse section, ×80, Vodopadnyy Creek, loc. 5, bed 3, Ichthyolaria ganelinae Zone...
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Calcareous hyaline foraminifera; secondary-electron images, except 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, transmitted-light images; bar scales = 0.1 mm; location refers to height above or below Callytharra Formation base. 1–4, Geinitzina triangularis Chapman and Howchin; 1, 2, lateral and oblique apertural views, specimen from 30 m; 3, lateral view, from 30 m; 4, lateral view, from 46 m. 5–10, Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin), 5, 6, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 7, 8, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 9, 10, lateral views, from 0.5 m. 11–13, Protonodosaria irwinensis (Howchin); 11, 12, lateral and apertural views of abnormal bent specimen, from 58 m. 13,14, Protonodosaria sp., lateral views, from 58 m. 15,16, Syzrania sp., lateral views, from 2.5 m; note absence of septa and hyaline wall. 17–18, Tezaquina sp., lateral views, specimen from 2.5 m. 19, 26, Vervilleina spp.;19,20, lateral views, specimen from lower Callytharra Formation, Jimba Jimba Syncline; note partitioning of test by wall thickenings. 21–23, lateral and terminal (septal) views, specimen from 46 m; 24–26, lateral and apertural views, from 13.5 m.
Published: 01 October 2004
and oblique apertural views, specimen from 30 m; 3, lateral view, from 30 m; 4, lateral view, from 46 m. 5–10, Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin), 5, 6, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 7, 8, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 9, 10, lateral views, from 0.5 m. 11–13, Protonodosaria irwinensis (Howchin); 11
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Smaller foraminifers from Pennsylvanian–earliest Permian of the Vazhnan Fm (Scale bar = 0.2 mm). 1Orthovertella verchojanicaSosipatrova, 1970. Sample Vaa22. 2, 4Hemigordius? sp. 2. 2. Sample Vaa32. 4. Sample Vaa32. 3.Turrispiroides ex gr. multivoluta (Reitlinger, 1949). Sample Vaa32. 5–8Calcivertella anguinea (Cherdyntsev, 1914). 5. Sample Vaa32. 6. Sample Vaa32. 7. Sample Vaa32. 8. Sample Vaa32. 9Turrispiroides sp. 2. Sample Vaa32. 10Pseudonovella aff. carbonica (Grozdilova & Lebedeva, 1950). Sample Vaa2. 11Pseudonovella aff. venustaRyazanov, 1958. Sample Vaa30. 12–17, 18?, 19Pseudoacutella partoazariYarahmadzahi & Vachard, 2014. 12. Sample Vaa2. 13. Sample Vaa22. 14. Sample Vaa3. 15. Sample Vaa14. 16. Sample Vaa19. 17. Sample Vaa22. 18?. Sample Vaa19. 19. Sample Vaa19. 20Spireitlina ex gr. conspecta (Reitlinger, 1950). Sample Vaa19. 21, 22, 25?Deckerella sp. 21. Sample Vaa63. 22. Sample Vaa22. 25? Sample Vaa20. 23, 24Cribrogenerina? sp. 23. Sample Vaa66. 24. Sample Vaa56. 26Climacammina sp. Sample Vaa18. 27–29 Palaeotextulariid indet. 27. Sample Vaa20. 28. Sample Vaa14. 29. Sample Vaa12. 30–33Protonodosaria sp. 1. 30. Sample Vaa5. 31. Sample Vaa5. 32. Sample Vaa5. 33. Sample Vaa5. 34Protonodosaria sp. 2. Sample Vaa18. 35Protonodosaria sp. 3. Sample Vaa5. 36, 37Nodosinelloides cf. pinardaeGroves & Wahlman, 1997. 36. Sample Vaa10. 37. Sample Vaa18.
Published: 18 April 2019
Protonodosaria sp. 1. 30. Sample Vaa5. 31. Sample Vaa5. 32. Sample Vaa5. 33. Sample Vaa5. 34 Protonodosaria sp. 2. Sample Vaa18. 35 Protonodosaria sp. 3. Sample Vaa5. 36, 37 Nodosinelloides cf. pinardae Groves & Wahlman, 1997 . 36. Sample Vaa10. 37. Sample Vaa18.
Series: Geological Society, London, Special Publications
Published: 13 April 2022
DOI: 10.1144/SP512-2020-42
EISBN: 9781786205827
... and cornuspirinins. Tubiphytids might be miliolate and cyanobacterium consortia, derived from the nubeculariin Palaeonubecularia . The most primitive nodosariates (syzraniids) appeared in the Moscovian; and gave rise, in the latest Carboniferous, to Protonodosaria , Nodosinelloides and possibly Polarisella...
Journal Article
Published: 18 April 2019
Journal of Foraminiferal Research (2019) 49 (2): 107–130.
...Figure 10. Smaller foraminifers from Pennsylvanian–earliest Permian of the Vazhnan Fm (Scale bar = 0.2 mm). 1 Nodosinelloides longissima ( Suleimanov, 1949 ). Sample Vaa58. 2, 3?, 4, 8 , 9 Protonodosaria sp. 5. 2. Sample Vaa18. 3? Sample Vaa18. 4. Sample Vaa18. 8. Sample Vaa19. 9. Sample...
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Series: SEPM Special Publication
Published: 01 January 2009
DOI: 10.2110/sepmsp.093.111
EISBN: 9781565762978
... pulchra , bryozoa, Dyscritella cf. tenuimuralis Pachyphloia–Protonodosaria Pachyphloia iranica, P. cukurkoyi, P. iranica colcheni, Paradagmarita sp., Dagmarita chanakchiensis, Reichelina pulchra, Cribrogenerina sumatrana, Lingulina semilavata, Protonodosaria rauserae, Nodosaria ochotica, N...
Journal Article
Published: 01 February 2004
Journal of Paleontology (2004) 78 (2): 245–256.
...Figure 2 —Wall structure in Protonodosaria rauserae Gerke, 1959 ; polished and lightly etched longitudinal sections. 1, Plane-polarized light photomicrograph showing pronounced dark lines bordering inner and outer surfaces of chamber walls (SUI 98544), ×200; 2, Plane-polarized light...
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Figure4—Venn diagrams comparing (1) the existing classification of early lagenides [modified from Palmieri (1994) and Groves (2000) (see Table 2)] with (2) the strict consensus tree found by cladistic analysis. Layering of (1) and (2) produces a combined Venn diagram (3) with overlapping ellipses that correspond to logical inconsistencies in the classification, in this case paraphyletic taxa. Abbreviations as follows: Sz = Syzrania spp.; Tz = Tezaquina; Am = Amphoratheca; Vv = Vervilleina; No = Nodosinelloides; Gz = Geinitzina; Hw = Howchinella; Pr = Protonodosaria; Py = Pachyphloia
Published: 01 September 2003
= Protonodosaria ; Py = Pachyphloia
Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2004
Journal of Foraminiferal Research (2004) 34 (4): 308–324.
... and oblique apertural views, specimen from 30 m; 3, lateral view, from 30 m; 4, lateral view, from 46 m. 5–10, Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin), 5, 6, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 7, 8, lateral views, specimen from 30 m; 9, 10, lateral views, from 0.5 m. 11–13, Protonodosaria irwinensis (Howchin); 11...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 September 2003
Journal of Paleontology (2003) 77 (5): 831–843.
... = Protonodosaria ; Py = Pachyphloia ...
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Test size variations of Lagenina from the beginning of the Permian through to the end of the Triassic (25 genera in 8 families). A, Mean value trends of each genus. B,C, Genus-level analysis of three component values (size-biased extinction, size-biased origination, and within-lineage evolution) across the Guadalupian/Lopingian boundary and the Permian/Triassic boundary, respectively. Abbreviations are defined in Fig. 2. The calculation methods for B and C are listed in Fig. 4. Only genera occurring in three or more stages are included in this figure. Families are represented by different shapes. 1, Nodosinelloides; 2, Lingulina; 3, Dentalina; 4, Pseudoglandulina; 5, Nodosaria; 6, Pseudonodosaria; 7, Nodosinella; 8, Geinitzina; 9, Vervilleina; 10, Polarisella; 11, Pachyphloides; 12, Austrocolomia; 13, Protonodosaria; 14, Frondina; 15, Cryptoseptida; 16, Grillina; 17, Robuloides; 18, Rectostipulina; 19, Syzrania; 20, Tezaquina; 21, Pachyphloia; 22, Astacolus; 23, Lenticulina; 24, Marginulina; 25, Ichthyofrondina.
Published: 01 November 2020
by different shapes. 1, Nodosinelloides ; 2, Lingulina ; 3, Dentalina ; 4, Pseudoglandulina ; 5, Nodosaria ; 6, Pseudonodosaria ; 7, Nodosinella ; 8, Geinitzina ; 9, Vervilleina ; 10, Polarisella ; 11, Pachyphloides ; 12, Austrocolomia ; 13, Protonodosaria ; 14, Frondina ; 15, Cryptoseptida ; 16
Journal Article
Journal: GeoArabia
Publisher: Gulf Petrolink
Published: 01 October 2005
GeoArabia (2005) 10 (4): 137–186.
... shikhanica, Polarisella elabugae ( Plates 6.3–6.5, 6.20–6.22, 6.32 ), P. cf. elabugae ( Plates 6.23–6.24, 6.31 ), Protonodosaria cf. proceraeformis Gerke, 1959 ( Plates 6.18 and 6.35 ), Geinitzina sp. ( Plate 6.14 ), Pachyphloia spp. ( Plate 6.34 ) and Cryptoseptida? sp. ( Plate 6.29...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 July 2003
Journal of Micropalaeontology (2003) 22 (1): 1–27.
...Explanation of Plate 4. figs 1, 2. Protonodosaria tereta (Crespin): 1 , W349-5B, specimen lost, Hampton-1, 2169 m, transmitted light, side view, c . × 250, showing the thick sutures; 2 , WAM 02.366 (W79-3), Hampton-1, 2240–2245 m, side view, × 225; scale bar 100 µm for figs 2, 10. fig. 3...
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Metazoan remains of Khuff Formation of Saudi Arabia.
Published: 01 October 2005
111. Midhnab Member (basal part). Early Dzhulfian. Unayzah Jal Khartam Section ( Figure 2 ). x 38. Bellerophon sp. (axial section) with Permocalculus remains and a transverse section of Protonodosaria? sp. probably similar to Plate 6 , fig. 15 (bottom, left). Sample VD 80-87 (1). Midhnab Member
Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2002
Journal of Foraminiferal Research (2002) 32 (2): 155–172.
.... occidentalis Kochansky-Devidé and Herak (Pl. 4 , Fig. 8), N. margaritae Deprat (Pl. 5 , Figs 5–8), Pseudovermiporella sodalica Elliott, Nodosaria spp., Protonodosaria globifrondina De Civrieux and Dessauvagie, Geinitzina sp., Pachyphloia ovata Lange, P. schwageri de Civrieux and Dessauvagie...
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