New and little-known Permian and Cretaceous Codiaceae (calcareous algae) from the Middle East

Volume / Part: 13 / 2
Publication Date: August 1970
Page(s): 327 - 333
Authored By: Graham F. Elliott

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Four Codiaceae (calcareous chlorophyte algae) are described from the Middle East. Anchicodium sindbadi sp. nov., Tauridium kurdistanensis sp. nov., and Aphroditicodium aurantium gen. et sp. nov. are from the Permian: Boueina hochstetteri Toula (Lower Cretaceous) is a first Middle East record. Aphroditicodium is compared with other segmented Codiaceae from Ordovician to Recent, and their characters are tabulated.

Palaeontology - Volume 13 Part 2 Pages 327-333

Palaeontology - Volume 13 Part 2 Pages 327-333

Citations

ELLIOTT, G. F. 1970. New and little-known Permian and Cretaceous Codiaceae (calcareous algae) from the Middle East. Palaeontology, 13, 2, 327–333.