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- and Syringopora.
Tabulate corals with m****ive
skeletons often contain endobiotic symbionts, such as
cornulitids and Chaetosalpinx. Like
rugose corals,...
- Sciences.
Retrieved 20
February 2017. Vinn, O; Mõtus, M.-A. (2014). "
Endobiotic Rugosan Symbionts in
Stromatoporoids from the
Sheinwoodian (Silurian)...
- JSTOR 1543614, PMID 11751248, S2CID 7765487 Vinn, O.; Mõtus, M.-A. (2014). "
Endobiotic Rugosan Symbionts in
Stromatoporoids from the
Sheinwoodian (Silurian)...
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parasites of
animals and protists, are
fairly recent and
highly derived endobiotic fungi (living
within the
tissue of
another species).
Previously considered...
- Tremadocian,
quickly becoming globally widespread.
Several groups of
endobiotic symbionts appeared in the Ordovician. In the
Early Ordovician, trilobites...
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organism that
inhibited growth of the
crinoid host stereom. The most
common endobiotic symbiont in
Paleozoic crinoids is Tremichnus. Wisshak, M.; Knaust, D.;...
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abruptly as they
appeared very
shortly after their first appearance.
Endobiotic symbionts were
common in the
corals and stromatoporoids.
Rugose corals...
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Hyphochytriaceae is a
polycentric and
endobiotic family in the
order of Hyphochytriales. "Family
Hyphochytriaceae -
Hierarchy - The Taxonomicon". Taxonomicon...
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tabulate corals became widespread.
Paleozoic corals often contained numerous endobiotic symbionts.
Tabulate corals occur in
limestones and
calcareous shales of...
