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Ostracods, or ostracodes, are a
class of the
Crustacea (class Ostracoda),
sometimes known as seed shrimp. Some 33,000
species (only 13,000 of
which are...
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Ostracod Limestone may
refer to:
Kilmaluag Formation or
Ostracod Limestone, a
Middle Jur****ic
geologic formation in
Scotland Ostracod Beds or Ostracod...
- (2018). A large-sized (12.9 mm
maximum length)
right valve of a
marine ostracod is
described from the
Cretaceous amber from
Myanmar by Xing et al. (2018)...
- Gigantocypris,
sometimes known as
giant ostracod or
giant seed shrimp, is a
genus of
ostracod crustaceans in
family Cypridinidae, and
among the most well-known...
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eastern Alberta and
western Saskatchewan.
Natural gas is
extracted from the
Ostracod and
Glauconite beds in
southern Alberta, and
light oil is
extracted from...
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ancient lake, Tanganyika,
Baikal is a
center for
ostracod diversity.
About 90% of the Lake
Baikal ostracods are endemic,
meaning that
there are c. 200 endemic...
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genus of
ostracods belonging to the
Myodocopida (Cypridinidae). The
genus belongs to a
diverse clade of
Caribbean bioluminescent ostracods.
Males perform...
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Scottia is a
genus of
ostracods in the
family Cyprididae.
Extant species:
Scottia audax Scottia birigida Scottia insularis Scottia pseudobrowniana Fossil...
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ostracods from the
Lower Cretaceous Codó
Formation (Brazil) is
published by
Coimbra & Petró (2024). A
study on
changes of the
diversity of
ostracods from...
- Strophomenida, etc.), bivalves,
cephalopods (nautiloids), trilobites,
ostracods, bryozoans, many
types of
echinoderms (blastoids, cystoids, crinoids,...