Radula panduriformis M.Paulsen, D.J.Ohlsen, Cantrill et Stilwell in Paulsen, Ohlsen, Cantrill & Stilwell
Plant Fossil Names Registry Number: PFN003486
Act LSID: urn:lsid:plantfossilnames.org:act:3486
Authors: M. Paulsen, D.J Ohlsen, D. J. Cantrill & J. D. Stilwell
Rank: species
Reference for this name: Paulsen, M., Ohlsen, D., Cantrill, D. J. & Stilwell, J. (2025): Eocene liverwort and moss species preserved in Anglesea amber from Australia. – Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 338: p.105330 (1–10)., link
Page of description: 3
Illustrations or figures: Pl. 2
Types
Holotype NM V P25857 0, Palaeontological collection at Museums Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Figures: Pl. 2
Original diagnosis/description
Panduriform shape of leaf lobes, that spread in plane with the stem, general small and slim size of lobe and lobule.
Etymology
Referring to the panduriform shape of the lobe.
Stratigraphy
Paleogene, Eocene
Lignite horizon in the Eastern View Group succession of the Anglesea Coal Mine; late middle Eocene.
Locality
Australia
Anglesea Coal Mine, Anglesea, Victoria (AUS).
Plant fossil remain
- bryophyte
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