- Chladochonus, Michelinia) forms.
Conularids were well
represented by
Conularia Bryozoa are
abundant in some regions; the
fenestellids including Fenestella...
-
Calloconularia Circonularia Climacoconus Conchopeltis Conomedusites?
Conulariella Conularia Conularina Conulariopsis Ctenoconularia Diconularia Eoconularia Exoconularia...
- The
conulariid Conularia milwaukeensis from the
Middle Devonian of Wisconsin...
- from Vendian, the
Russian name for the Ediacaran; and the
genus name
conularia, due to its
similar appearance to conulariids. The
specific name triradiata...
- Metaconularia.
Conularia Cnidaria Staurozoa Conularia is the type
genus of the
conulariid group, and the main
species found at this site is
Conularia niagarensis...
- – see
Morris (1988): Lectotype, from
Garth Hill, near Porthmadog, and
Conularia Homfrayi Salter;
undifferentiated Type, also from
Garth Hill. [(Salter...
-
abundant in the deposits, as
being "manifestly
related to
Serpulites or
Conularia; however,
further examination by
Sharat Kumar Roy
determined that this...
- Indiana)
rather than a
formation (for
example in Kentucky). Scyphozoans:
Conularia sp. (from
Borden Formation),
Paraconularia sp. (from
Coral Ridge Member...
-
bivalves (e.g. Nuculopsis),
gastropods (e.g. Peruvispira),
scyphozoa (e.g.
Conularia),
crinoid stalks,
foraminifera (Hyperammina, Ammodiscus, Glomospira, Ammobacculites...
- sarcopterygians, fungi, cladoxylopsids, and lycopods. The
conulariid scyphozoan Conularia milwaukeensis The
tabulate coral Aulopora living as an
epibiont on the...
