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- Lioestheria is an extinct genus of clam shrimp that thrived from the Carboniferous to the Cretaceous (360.7 to 99.7 Mya). They fed on detritus, being...
- the Sakmarian-Artinskian Moravamylacris ****alovae and late Artinskian Lioestheria monticula/andreevi biozones, respectively. The only species of tetrapod...
- (Lacustrine) member of Euestheriidae (Spinicaudatan). Lioestheria C. (Lioestheria) sp. B C. (Lioestheria) sp. C Cañadón Las Chacritas Colan Conhué Alice Cr****...
- site. Other crustaceans known from Koonwarra are conchostracan Cyzicus (Lioestheria) banchocarus and anostracan Koonwarrella, as well as ostracods. Paleontology...
- A clam shrimp (“conchostracan”), member of the family Triglyptidae. Lioestheria L. shimamurai Houchiatsun, sichuan province Potzewan, sichuan province...
- clam shrimp (“conchostracan”), member of the family Lioestheriinae. Lioestheria L. longacardinis L. maugerensis Mauger Nunatak Lower and Middle Hanson...
- Member Valves A freshwater clam shrimp of the family Estheriininae. Lioestheria L. kotaensis Boraigudem limestone ridge Kota limestone ridge Lingal-Metpalli...
- Basin. Other invertebrate fossils from the Los Rastros Formation include Lioestheria ("conchostracans" or clam shrimp) and Paleomutella (freshwater mussels)...
- forms (20 mm compared with smaller 10–12 mm breadth) from South Africa Lioestheria L. doumanii Blizzard Heights Brimstone Peak All the Sections Carapaces...
- †Lambeoceras †Lepidodendron †Limnoscelis †Limnoscelis paludis †Lingula †Lioestheria – or unidentified comparable form †Liroceras Lithophaga †Lloydia † Madera...