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- Liostrea is a genus of extinct oysters, marine bivalve mollusks in the family Gryphaeidae. These fossils range from the early Tri****ic Period to the Cenomanian...
- rock oyster. Ostreidae evolved in the Early Tri****ic epoch: The genus Liostrea grew on the s**** of living ammonoids. Almost all s****-bearing mollusks...
- 1963 Genus †Deltoideum Rollier, 1917 Genus †Gryphaea Lamarck, 1801 GenusLiostrea DouvillŽ, 1904 Genus †Pernostrea Munier-Chalmas, 1864 Genus †Praeexogyra...
- dietrichi Middle Dinosaur Grammatodon Grammatodon irritans Lower Dinosaur Liostrea Liostrea dubiensis Indotrigonia africana L. kindopeensis Indotrigonia africana...
- in diversity following a nadir during the Permian. The first oysters (Liostrea) appeared in the Early Tri****ic. They grew on the s**** of living ammonoids...
- in the Panthal****a and Tethys oceans. The geologically oldest oysters (Liostrea) are known from the Induan. They grew on the s**** of living ammonoids...
- subtidal zone. The hardground community was dominated by bivalves such as Liostrea, Plicatula, and Modiolus. The ichnofossil Gastro-chaenolites is present...
- left valves, 1 right valves and 3 double-valved specimens. A cardiid. Liostrea L. sp. AL1 and AL2. 2 specimens. An ostreid. "Lucina" "L." cf. cecchii...
- densus, as well as several extinct species of oyster, including Deltoideum, Liostrea, and Gryphaea nebrascensis. Other common invertebrates include crinoids...
- deani Globochaete Gryphaea mexicana - Pan de Azúcar Mb. Lepidotes gloriae Liostrea mairei L. sandalina - Zacarías Mb. Luisichthys vinalesensis Nanogyra (Nanogyra)...