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Article: Calcareous algae new to the British Carboniferous

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 13
Part: 3
Publication Date: October 1970
Page(s): 443 450
Author(s): Graham F. Elliott
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ELLIOTT, G. F. 1970. Calcareous algae new to the British Carboniferous. Palaeontology13, 3, 443–450.

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Abstract

The first British records of two Lower Carboniferous algal taxa known from the U.S.S.R. and elsewhere are given: Ungdarella deceanglorum sp. nov., representing the Ungdarellaceae, an eatinct red algal family; and Exvotarisella maponi gen. et. sp. nov., representing the tribe Bereselleae of the family Dasycladaceae (green algae). U. deceanglorum is from the Visean of Wales, probably lower D2 Zone: E. maponi comes from the D2 Zone of Northumberland. Exvotarisella is considered to be structurally the most advanced genus of the Bereselleae.
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