Belonechitina
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Belonechitina is an extinct genus of chitinozoans. It was described by Jansonius in 1964.[1] Fossils of members of this genus have been found mainly in the northern hemisphere in Canada, China, Oman, and in Western and Northern Europe.[2][3]
Species
[edit]- Belonechitina aspera (Nestor, 1980)
- Belonechitina cactacea (Eisenack, 1937)
- Belonechitina capitata (Eisenack, 1962)
- Belonechitina comma (Eisenack, 1959)
- Belonechitina crinita (Grahn, 1984)
- Belonechitina gamachiana (Achab, 1978)
- Belonechitina granosa (Laufeld, 1974)
- Belonechitina hirsuta (Laufeld, 1967)
- Belonechitina intonsa Nõlvak et Bauert, 2015
- Belonechitina jaanussonii Grahn et Nõlvak, 2010
- Belonechitina latifrons (Eisenack, 1964)
- Belonechitina meifodensis Mullins et Loydell, 2001
- Belonechitina micracantha (Eisenack, 1931)
- Belonechitina oeselensis Nestor, 2005
- Belonechitina pellifera (Eisenack, 1959)
- Belonechitina postrobusta (Nestor, 1980)
- Belonechitina robusta (Eisenack, 1959)
- Belonechitina synclinalis (Eisenack, 1965)
- Belonechitina villosa (Grahn, 1982)
References
[edit]- ^ Belonechitina at ChitDB: Chitinozoans of Baltica.
- ^ Paleobiology Database
- ^ Global Biodiversity Information Facility
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