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- Namacalathus is a problematic metazoan fossil occurring in the latest Ediacaran. The first, and only described species, N. hermanastes, was first described...
- to the beginning of the Tommotian. The mineralized tubes of Cloudina, Namacalathus, Sinotubulites, and a dozen more of the other organisms from carbonate...
- the world, and to the disappearance of distinctive Ediacaran fossils (Namacalathus, Cloudina). Nevertheless, there are arguments that the dated horizon...
- carbonate rich areas of stromatolite reefs. It is found in ****ociation with Namacalathus, which like Cloudina was "weakly skeletal" and solitary, and Namapoikia...
- the brachiopods and phoronids, and the possible Ediacaran lophophorate Namacalathus. Tentaculitids have ribbed, cone-shaped s**** which range in length...
- the latest Ediacaran of western Siberia, coexisting with Cloudina and Namacalathus. Filaments Filament-shaped structures in Precambrian fossils have been...
- spines, made of silica, and are thought to be the remains of sponges. Namacalathus, which may have been a cnidarian, closely related to jellyfish and corals...
- from the temporal Terminal Ediacaran biozone. The benthic, calcified Namacalathus is only known from the Nama ****emblage, although its affiliations remain...
- s****y fossils of prehistoric marine animals, ordered by their type. Namacalathus Yochelsoniella Elements of a scleritome, resembling Halkieria:[clarification...
- preserved by microbial mats; and calcifying organisms such as Cloudina and Namacalathus, which had a carbonate skeleton. Because both these groups disappear...