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Septfontainella carpatobalcanica Schlagintweit, Bucur & Pleș, 2021
Description Schlagintweit, F.; Ioan I. Bucur and George Pleș. (2021). Septfontainella carpatobalcanica n. gen., n. sp., a new hauraniid foraminifera from the upper Berriasian of Serbia and Romania. Micropaleontology. 67(6): 587-600., available online at https://doi.org/10.47894/mpal.67.6.05page(s): p. 592, Plates 1, figures 1–13 (holotype pl. 1 fig. 1).
Upper Berriasian of Serbia (Kamenica section). Thin sections: 14792-4 (1), 14792-7 (2), 14792-4 (3), 14796 (4), 14787 (5), 14796-3 (6–7), 14804 (8), 14792-9 (9), 14806-4 (10), 14792-3 (11), 14792-2 (12), 14793 (13). Abbreviations: f = foramen, pr = proloculus, mp = main partition, s = septum. 1,9-10 Median-longitudinal sections of microspheric speci- mens. Note the greater chamber height in the uncoiled part, the higher number of whorls in the initial part (es- pecially in 10), and the test branching at the transition coiled-uncoiled-rectilinear parts (arrow in 10). The specimen in fig. 1 is the holotype (thin section 1479). 2-3,5,13 Partly oblique longitudinal sections of megalospheric specimens. Note the reduced coiled portion (e.g. in 5), embryo (2–3, 13), and triangular main partition at the chamber roof (2). 8 Axial section, slightly oblique. 4,7,11-12 Oblique sections. Note triangular main partitions at the chamber roof (4). 6 Detail from 7 showing coarse polygonal network (exoskeleton). JPG file - 469.83 kB - 691 x 941 pixels added on 2024-08-3031 viewsWoRMS taxa Septfontainella carpatobalcanica Schlagintweit, Bucur & Pleș, 2021 †checked Le Coze, François 2024-08-30
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