-
Salterella is an
enigmatic Cambrian genus with a small, conical,
calcareous s**** that
appears to be septate, but is
rather filled with
stratified laminar...
- (1928–2006) in 1977 to
house the
agglutinating Early Cambrian fossils Salterella and Volbort****a, with the
Middle Cambrian Ellisell yochelsoni later included...
-
similarity to
Salterella,
which contained embedded sediment grains in its
mineralised wall,
suggests a
possible biological relationship -
Salterella may have...
- the
modern cephalopod Sepia. However, this was
since re-interpreted as
Salterella. [/Volbort****a?][verification needed]
Based on the
bipartite nature of...
- †Ellisell
yochelsoni Peel & Berg-Madsen, 1988 †
Salterella Billings, 1861 †
Salterella conulata Clark, 1924 †
Salterella maccullochi (Murchison, 1859) †Volbort****a...
- (2003), but was
restored by Peel (2016).
Ellisell is
distinguished from
Salterella by its
slowly expanding conch and the
resulting cylindrical apertural...
- Kinzers.
Shows well-bedded
character of
lower part of
Vintage dolomite.
Salterella conulata species have been
found in the
upper Vintage Dolomite. Earth...
-
underlying geology. The
soils formed on
areas of limestone,
fucoid beds and
salterella grits are much
richer than
those on
Moine schists. The lime-rich areas...
- Uruguay). by
Yochelson and Herrera, 1974; they
could have
mistaken them for
Salterella. See
Grant 1990 for
reference and discussion. Yochelson, E.L.; Stump,...
- 1865 was
awarded the
Wollaston donation-fund by the
Geological Society.
Salterella Billings, 1861. An
enigmatic early Cambrian genus questionably ****igned...
