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摘要
记述了法国东南部Lacoste中新世中期海星科一新属和新种,lacostaster lauerorum gen. et sp. nov.。该属不同于所有已知的现存太阳小行星和该科的唯一代表化石(中侏罗世),在其下表面的小骨上有单个的大圆锥形刺,在嘴周围有大的叶片状刺。
A new sun star (Echinodermata, Asteroidea, Solasteridae) from the mid-Miocene of Lacoste, France
A new genus and species of starfish in the family Solasteridae, Lacosteaster lauerorum gen. et sp. nov., are described from the mid-Miocene of Lacoste, south-east France. The genus differs from all known extant solasterids and the only other fossil (Middle Jurassic) representative of the family in the presence of single, large conical spines on ossicles of the undersurface, and large bladed spines surrounding the mouth.
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