Publication (Field Museum of Natural Hist...
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Language:
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English
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Location:
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Chicago
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Date:
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1971
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Author:
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Nitecki, Matthew H.
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Genre:
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Amphispongia
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Publisher:
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Field Museum of Natural History
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Tagged Species:
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axis
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fossils
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algae
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animals
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plants
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Amphispongieae, a new tribe of Paleozoic dasycladaceous algae
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Amphispongieae
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Nitecki, Matthew H.
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creator
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text
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bibliography
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ilu
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Chicago
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Field Museum of Natural History
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1971
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eng
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p. 11-22 : ill. ; 24 cm.
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<abstract>
Amphispongia oblonga Salter, 1861 is a Silurian problematic organism from
Scotland originally described as a sponge. It forms the base of the lyssakid
family Amphispongiidae Rauff, 1894. It has been suggested that the fossil may
be an alga (Finks, 1967) which is now accepted, and Amphispongia is here
redescribed as a dasycladacean alga. A new tribe Amphispongieae comprising
Amphispongia Salter, 1861 and Anomaloides Ulrich, 1878 is erected.
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<note type='statement of responsibility'>
[by] Matthew H. Nitecki --
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<note>
Caption title.
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<note>
"April 27, 1971."
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<note>
Includes bibliographical references (p. 20-22).
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<note>
Fieldiana series has been published as Geological Series by Field Columbian
Museum (1895-1909) and Field Museum of Natural History (1909-1943), and as
Fieldiana: Geology by Chicago Natural History Museum (1945-1966) and Field
Museum of Natural History (1966-).
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Amphispongia
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QE1 .F4 vol. 23, no. 2
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QE955
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550/.8 s
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Fieldiana. v. 23, no. 2
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Geology
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Publication (Field Museum of Natural History) ; 1124
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70156802
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711012
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20071022110122.0
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