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| SPECIES Asteromphalus concavus |
Harwood & Maruyama (1992)
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Taxonomic Information
Jr. Synonymy:
- Maruyama and Harwood, 1992, pp. 700-701, pl. 19, figs, 3, 4.
Morphometry:
Species Description:
- Mini Description:This species differs from A. parvulus by (1) radiating sutures between hyaline sectors that are straight with only minor "zigzags;" (2) inner margins of areolated segments that are concave towards the valve center, except the two segments adjacent to primary ray that are angularly concave.
- Original Name Asteromphalus concavus Harwood & Maruyama, 1992: Valve circular, slightly convex; areolared segments between hyaline rays of unequal size, smallest opposite primary ray; areolated segments surrounding primary ray of unequal size, as primary ray angles closer to one adjacent ray; sutures between central portions of hyaline rays straight and unbranching, with only a minor hint of "zigzag" structure at mid-length; inner border of areolar segments concave to broadly rounded toward valve margin, except for two segments adjacent to primary ray that are angularly concave.
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Additional Remarks
Useful References
- David M. Harwood & Toshiaki Maruyama, 1992. Middle Eocene to Pleistocene diatom biostratigraphy of Southern Ocean sediments from the Kerguelen Plateau, Leg 120. In Wise, S. W., Jr., Schlich, R., et al., 1992. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, Vol. 120, p. 683-733