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Eohadrotreta

Classification

    Phylum:  
Brachiopoda
    Subphylum:  
Linguliformea
    Class:  
Lingulata
    Order:  
Acrotretida
    Superfamily:  
Acrotretoidea
    Family:  
Acrotretidae
    Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
Eohadrotreta Li & HOLMER, 2004, p. 204
    Type Species:  
E. zhenbaensis, OD


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Fig. 1693a-h. *E. zhenbaensis, lower Shuijingtuo Formation, Qiongzhusian Stage, Xiaoyang section, Zhenba, South Shaanxi, a, dorsal valve exterior, NIGP135167, x47, b, dorsal valve interior, x50, c, oblique lateral view, NIGP135170, x80, d-e, holotype, ventral valve exterior, oblique posterior view, NIGP 135165, x40, f, oblique posterior view of dorsal valve exterior, NIGP135176, ×93, g, posterior view of complete articulated juvenile shell, NIGP 135175, x100, h, oblique anterior view of ventral valve interior, x80 (new), Fig. 1694a-c. *E. zhenbaensis, lower Shuijingtuo Formation, Qiongzhusian Stage, Xiaoyang section, Zhenba, South Shaanxi, a, oblique posterior view of unrestricted delthyrium, NIGP 135174, x400, b, ventral valve interior, NIGP135173, x60, c, detail of larval shell and pedicle foramen, NIGP135166, x200 (new)


Synonyms



Geographic Distribution

China (Shaanxi Province)


Age Range

    Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Lower Cambrian
    Beginning International Stage:  
Fortunian
    Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
0
    Beginning Date:  
538.8
    Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Lower Cambrian
    Ending International Stage:  
Cambrian Stage 4
    Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
40
    Ending Date:  
512.3


Description

Shell subcircular to transversely oval, with rounded to straight posterior margin, ventral valve low conical to gently convex, ventral pseudointerarea gently procline, with shallow to vestigial intertrough, pedicle foramen not enclosed within larval shell, remaining as open notch through much of ontogeny, apical process and apical pits vestigial to absent, dorsal valve gently convex, dorsal pseudointerarea narrowly triangular, orthocline, with median groove, dorsal median buttress well developed, dorsal median septum well developed, extending anterior to midvalve. Lower Cambrian: China (Shaanxi Province).




References



Museum or Author Information

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