Cymatiosphaera sp.1

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original Early Pliocene Canada(Atlantic Coast) Head,M.J. et al. New species of dinocysts and a new species of acritarch from the Upper Miocene and Lowermost Pliocene, ODP Leg 105, Site 646, Labrador Sea. 1989
original Early Chesterian Middle Chesterian Oklahoma Harris,R.W. Palynology of the Sand Branch Member of the Caney Shale Formation, (Mississippian), of Southern Oklahoma. 1971
original Cenomanian Coniacian Wyoming Griggs,P.H. Stratigraphy and palynology of the Frontier Formation, Big Horn Basin, Wyoming 1970
original Early Maastrichtian Belgium Foucher,J.-C. et al. Microplancton of the Flint from the Mons Basin, Belgium, (Cretaceous and Danian dinoflagellata). 1977
original Early Maestrichtian Arctic Ocean Firth,J.V. et al. An Early Maestrichtian organic-walled phytoplankton cyst assemblage from an organic-rich Black Mud in core Fl-533, Alpha Ridge: Evidence for upwelling conditions in the Cretaceous Arctic Ocean 1998
original Caradocian Portugal Elaouad-Debbaj,Z. Late Ordovician acritarches of the Bucaco Syncline (Portugal); systematics-biostratigraphy-paleogeographic interests. 1978
original Middle Cambrian Spain Cramer-Diez,F.H. First report on the occurrence of acritarchs in the Oville Formation of Leon, Spain. 1972
original Middle Gothlandian New York Cramer,F.H. Palynologic microfossils of the Middle Silurian Maplewood Shale in New York. 1968
original Middle Cambrian Spain Cramer,F.H. First report on the occurrence of acritarchs in the Oville Formation of Leon, Spain. 1972
original Early Cambrian Middle Cambrian USSR(Baltic) Aren,B. et al. The Baltic Syncline. (In: Stratigraphy of Upper Precambrian and Cambrian deposits on the western part of the East European Platform. B.M.Keller and A.Y.Rozanov, editors) 1979
original Paleocene Egypt Aboul Ela,N.M. Lower Tertiary microflora from the Esna Shale of the Red Sea Coast, Egypt. 1989