Phacelostylophyllum
Melnikova, 1972:59
Species of this genus were described under generic names of Stylophyllum Reuss,1854, Lepiconus Stoppani,1857, Stylophyllopsis Frech,1890.
Type Species
Stylophyllopsis zitteli Frech 1890: 49, pl. 13, fig. 9-15, 17-24; Original Designation Melnikova, 1972:59
Type Specimen: Lectotype; BSPG AS XII 56; Not Traced; Unknown
Type Locality: Fischerwiese, Northern Calcareous Alps. Zlambach Beds, Rhaetian, Late Triassic
Classification
Diagnosis
Growth form phaceloid. Increase lateral. Septa made of septal spines, subcompact. Endotheca from large, vesicular and/or tabuloid dissepiments. Epitheca.
Description
The type species was described and figured in Frech 1890:49, Melnikova 1975:79, ext-fig.6, l.11,fig.2-7, and Roniewicz 1989:125,pl.39,fig.8; pl.40,fig.5-7. The species is characterized by a high intraspecific variability of the growth form.
Comparisons
From exclusively solitary Stylophyllopsis it differs in, generally, phaceloid growth form which can transform into a subcerioid one.
Remarks
Three species are known from the Triassic.
Distribution
- Southern Europe; Late Triassic
- Central Europe; Late Triassic
- Central Asia; Late Triassic
Northern Calcareous Alps, Carpatians, Pamirs: Late Norian-Rhaetian.This page has been in preparation since 29-Apr-2009 18:17
This version was contributed by Ewa Roniewicz on 06-Nov-2010 17:24.
Page authors are: Ewa Roniewicz. Please contact the editor if you would like to contribute to the diagnosis of this taxon.
The editor is: Ewa Roniewicz
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