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Navidi-Izad, N.; Benachour, H.; Kroeck, D. M.; Steemans, P.; Servais, T. (2022). Virgatasporites and Attritasporites: the oldest land plant derived spores, cryptospores or acritarchs?. Botany Letters. 169(4): 495-509.
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10.1080/23818107.2022.2113560 [view]
Navidi-Izad, N.; Benachour, H.; Kroeck, D. M.; Steemans, P.; Servais, T.
2022
<i>Virgatasporites</i> and <i>Attritasporites</i>: the oldest land plant derived spores, cryptospores or acritarchs?
Botany Letters
169(4): 495-509
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Abacum M.A. Fombella, 1978 † accepted as Virgatasporites A. Combaz, 1968 † (source of synonymy)
Artemopyra N.D. Burgess & J.B. Richardson, 1991 † (additional source) Virgatasporites A. Combaz, 1968 † (verified source for family) Taxonomic remark Navidi-Izad et al., 2022, note that Artemopyra resembles Virgatasporites, which they consider an acritarch, ... [details] Taxonomic remark Described as spore of fossil land plant (and treated as Sporae dispersae by subsequent authors), however reassigned ... [details] Taxonomic remark Described as spore of fossil land plant (and treated as Sporae dispersae by subsequent authors), however reassigned ... [details] |
