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Pojeta, J. Jr; Vendrasco, M. J.; Darrough, G. (2010). Upper Cambrian chitons (Mollusca, Polyplacophora) from Missouri, USA. Bulletins of American Paleontology. 379: 1-88.
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Pojeta, J. Jr; Vendrasco, M. J.; Darrough, G.
2010
Upper Cambrian chitons (Mollusca, Polyplacophora) from Missouri, USA
Bulletins of American Paleontology
379: 1-88
Publication
Bursata Rhoads, 1962 † accepted as Septemchiton Bergenhayn, 1956 † (name verified source)
Bursata Rhoads, 1962 † accepted as Septemchiton Bergenhayn, 1956 † (source of synonymy) Dycheia Pojeta & Derby, 2007 † (basis of record) Dycheiidae Pojeta, Vendrasco & Darrough, 2010 † (habitat flag source) Dycheiidae Pojeta, Vendrasco & Darrough, 2010 † (current name source) Dycheiidae Pojeta, Vendrasco & Darrough, 2010 † (basis of record) Dycheiidae Pojeta, Vendrasco & Darrough, 2010 † (extant flag source) Septemchiton Bergenhayn, 1956 † (verified source for family) Septemchitonidae Bergenhayn, 1955 † (additional source) Septemchitonidae Bergenhayn, 1955 † (name verified source) Subcylindrica Rhoads, 1962 † accepted as Septemchiton Bergenhayn, 1956 † (source of synonymy) Triangulata Rhoads, 1962 † accepted as Septemchiton Bergenhayn, 1956 † (source of synonymy) Taxonomic remark There is uncertainty regarding the affinity of this material. Dzik, 1994, accepts Bursata and places it in his new ... [details] Taxonomic remark From Pojeta et al., 2010: Septemchitonidae Bergenhayn, 1955, was based on the mistaken impression that Septemchiton ... [details] Taxonomic remark From Pojeta et al., 2010: Septemchitonidae Bergenhayn, 1955, was based on the mistaken impression that Septemchiton ... [details] Taxonomic remark There is uncertainty regarding the affinity of this material. Dzik, 1994, accepts Bursata and places it in his new ... [details] Taxonomic remark There is uncertainty regarding the affinity of this material. Dzik, 1994, accepts Bursata and places it in his new ... [details] |
