Definition of Pterinea. Meaning of Pterinea. Synonyms of Pterinea

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Definition of Pterinea

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Meaning of Pterinea from wikipedia

- period siltstones from some 420 million years ago and form part of the Pterinea Beds of the Wilsonia Shales Formation in the Ludlow Group. "Powys: SSSI...
- †Psiloconcha †Psiloconcha subovalis †Pterinea †Pterinea demissa †Pterinea insueta – or unidentified related form †Pterinea insuetta – or unidentified related...
- British freshwater algae:278 Dolichospermum thompsoni Ralfs The mollusk Pterinea thompsoni Portlock, 1843 in Report on the geology of the county of Londonderry...
- scitula †Pseudozygopleura tenuivirga †Pterinea †Pterinea emacerata – or unidentified comparable form †Pterinea flintstonensis †Ptychopteria †Ptychopteria...
- †Pseudozygopleura girtyi – or unidentified comparable form †Pterinea †Pterinea demissa †Pterinea flintstonensis †Pterygotus †Pterygotus marylandicus †Punctatisporites...
- comparable form †Pseudozygopleura scitula †Pseudozygopleura semicostata †Pterinea †Pterinea demissa †Pterotheca †Pterotheca angusta †Pterotheca expansa †Pterotocrinus...
- grandis †Psilokirkbyella †Psilokirkbyella ozarkensis †Pteria †Pterinea †Pterinea brisa †Pterinea demissa †Pterinopecten †Pterinopecten hermes †Pterinopecten...
- †Pterina †Pterina demissa †Pterinea †Pterinea emacerata †Pterinea insueta †Pterinea jordani – or unidentified comparable form †Pterinea waylandsmithi – type...
- †Psiloconcha grandis †Psiloconcha inornata †Psiloconcha sinuata †Pterinea †Pterinea corrugatus †Pterinea demissa †Pterinopecten †Pterinopecten undosus †Pterochiton...
- Orthoceras sp., Ostracoda sp., Orthis sp., Paraspirifer sp., Proetus sp., Pterinea sp., Strophodonta sp., Thamnopora sp., and Vitulina sp. have been described...