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- (Cambrian) Cycloposphaeridium (Ordovician) Cymatiogalea (Cambrian) Cymatiosphaera (Cambrian-Ordovician) Dactylofusa (Ordovician) Dasydiacrodium (Cambrian)...
- Krings, Michael (December 2007). "A prasinophycean alga of the genus Cymatiosphaera in the Early Devonian Rhynie chert". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology...
- drought-tolerant Cheirolepidiaceae conifers) followed by spores and Cymatiosphaera (a type of prasinophyte algae). Some outcrops show a layer of reddish...
- Taxaceae Taxaceoxylon sp. Rutitrigonia bornhardti-schwarzi Prasinophyta Cymatiosphaera sp. Indotrigonia africana Zygnemataceae Ovoidites parvus Middle Dinosaur...
- profundumCymatiosphaeraCymatiosphaera acinosaCymatiosphaera adaiochorataCymatiosphaera brevicristaCymatiosphaera daioariochoraCymatiosphaera labyrinthica...
- genus common in green clays and other upper strata of the formation. Cymatiosphaera C. areolata C. densisepta C. punctifera C. stigmata C. tecta C. pachytheca...
- Ordovician–earliest Silurian Salar del Rincón  Argentina A chitinozoan. Cymatiosphaera spina Sp. nov Valid Yin et al. Cambrian Stage 4  China An organic-walled...
- Korsodde section Miospores Affinities with the family Pycnococcaceae. Cymatiosphaera C. sp. Korsodde section Sorthat beds Miospores Affinities with the family...
- Genus Species Location Material Notes Images Cymatiosphaera C. sp. Bonnarp Volcano Cysts A Marine/Brackish Dinoflajellate, member of the family Pterospermopsidaceae...
- ecosystem. Freshwater algae miospores are known (Botryococcus sp., Cymatiosphaera sp.), as well Paleozoic palynoremains washed from uplands (Walchia sp...