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Coscinocyathus

Classification

    Phylum:  
Porifera
    Class:  
Archaeocyatha
    Order:  
Capsulocyathida
    Superfamily:  
Coscinocyathoidea
    Family:  
Coscinocyathidae
    Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
Coscinocyathus BORNEMANN, 1884, p. 704
    Type Species:  
C. dianthus, SD by exercise of ICZN plenary powers by Melville, 1974, p. 155, following application by Debrenne, 1970b, p. 207, negating SD of C. tuba Bornemann, 1884, p. 704 by Ting, 1937, p. 360 (now type of Tubicoscinus Debrenne in Debrenne, Zhuravlev, & Rozanov, 1989, p. 137), lectotype, Bornemann, 1886, pl. 17, 2-7, Debrenne, 1964, pl. 21, 1-2, SD DEBRENNE, 1964, p. 169, GML An597, Halle


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Fossil Image
Fig. 608, 1a-b. *C. dianthus, Matoppa Formation, Botoman, Canal Grande, Sardinia, Italy, lectotype, GML An597, a, transverse section, X4, b, longitudinal section, X4 (Bornemann, 1886).


Synonyms



Geographic Distribution

Siberian Platform, Altay Sayan, Tuva, Mongolia, Transbaikalia, Far East, Tajikistan, Morocco, Iberia, Sardinia


Age Range

    Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
lower Cambrian (Atdabanian 2)
    Beginning International Stage:  
Cambrian Stage 3
    Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
18
    Beginning Date:  
519.83
    Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
lower Cambrian (Botomian 3)
    Ending International Stage:  
Cambrian Stage 4
    Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
25
    Ending Date:  
513.13


Description

Inner wall with several rows of simple pores per intersept, septa completely porous, tabulae with normal pores




References

Bornemann, J. G. 1884. Bericht über die Fortsetzung seiner Untersuchungen cambrischer Archaeocyathus: Formen und verwandter Organismen von der Insel Sardinien. Deutsche Geologische Gesellschaft, Zeitschrift 36:702-706.


Museum or Author Information

Bornemann, 1886