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macrofossil from the Neoproterozoic. It is
considered to be
synonymous with
Chuaria and Longfengshania, which, in turn, are
thought to
represent different...
- Vättern came into
existence as a graben.
Acritarch microfossils such as
Chuaria circularis are
common in Visingsö Group.
During the most
recent millions...
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first acritarch fossil cells, a
Precambrian algal phytoplankton he
named Chuaria. Lastly, in 1914,
Walcott reported "minute
cells and
chains of cell-like...
- P. A.; Das Sarma, D. A. (2000). "A
review of
chronological status of
Chuaria-Tawuia ****emblage: A case
study of Bhim Basin, India".
Geological Survey...
- PMID 38472019. Li, Rui-Yun; Fu, Dong-Jing; Zhang, Xing-Liang (March 2024). "
Chuaria Walcott from the
early Cambrian Qingjiang biota: a
taxon persisted for...
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Archaeplastida Glossophyton G.
ovalis G. sp
Enigmatic fossil,
possibly an alga
Chuaria C.
circularis Enigmatic fossil,
possibly synonymous with
Tawuia Tawuia...
- Conostichus, Pteridinium, Palaeoplatoda,
Phyllozoon and
Bergaueria and
Chuaria have been conjectured.
Spheroidal objects found along with
Arumberia have...
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characteristic of dinoflagellates. Finally, the
enigmatic circular fossils of
Chuaria circularis are
found at
various levels within the
Chuar Group. The Unkar...
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Society of
America Bulletin. 51(8):1235–69. Ford, TD, and WJ
Breed (1975)
Chuaria circularis Walcott and
other Precambrian fossils from the
Grand Canyon...
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fossils of
Chuaria circularis recovered from the
Tonian Liulaobei Formation (China) is
published by Tang et al. (2017), who
interpret Chuaria as most likely...
