论舌藻属的模式种，及舌藻属的描述。

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2016-12-12 DOI:10.4267/2042/56006

M. Bitner, C. Emig

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摘要

研究中的材料先前被确定为Lingula krausei，从波兰罗泽维角的冰川沉积物中收集而来。所有标本均来自塞诺曼尼亚时代的海绿石砂岩。Dames(1874)鉴定他的Lingula sp.为L. krausei，其外壳轮廓与Lingula truncata不同。这个物种，专门为A. Krause，与L. subovalis一起，被认为是Cenomanian的特征。最近有几个新的种和属被描述或重新描述，并与我们的标本进行了比较，这里确定为相似舌属。根据优先级(ICZN, 1999)，模式种L. similis目前与Lingula krausei同义。本文以Lingularia siberica Biernat et Emig, 1993为模式种，描述了Lingulidae科中一个新属eollingularia。这个新属分布在俄罗斯、中国和西班牙的石炭纪到三叠纪之间。讨论了可能的同义词。

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On the type species of Lingularia, and description of Eolingularia n. gen.

The material under study has previously been identified as Lingula krausei, collected from glacial erratics at Cape Rozewie, Poland. All specimens come from glauconitic sandstone of Cenomanian age. Dames (1874) identified his Lingula sp. as L. krausei which differs in shell outline from Lingula truncata. This species, dedicated to A. Krause, together with L. subovalis, is considered characteristic of the Cenomanian. Several new species and genera have recently been described or redescribed and compared to our specimens, here identified as Lingularia similis. By priority (ICZN, 1999), the type species L. similis is currently synonymized with Lingula krausei. A new genus Eolingularia, within the Family Lingulidae, is here described, with Lingularia siberica Biernat et Emig, 1993, as type species. This new genus ranges from the Carboniferous to the Triassic in Russia, China, and Spain. Possible synonymies are discussed.

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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1.10%

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312

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2 months

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