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Fossil specimen : SM M 32 a – Lectotype

Taxonomy
Taxonomic Group

Kingdom Plantae

  Phylum Lycophyta

    Class Lycopsida

      Order Lepidodendrales

Fossil Name Lepidostrobus russellianus Binney emend. Chaloner
Type Status Lectotype
Name History

Lepidostrobus russellianus Binney emend. Chaloner: Lectotype

Lycospora

Triletes rugosus (Loose) Schopf

Lepidostrobus russelianus Binney: Undifferentiated Type

Lepidostrobus russellianus Binney

Lepidostrobus russellianus Binney: Syntype

Provenance
Registration No. M 32 a
Collector Name not available
Donor or Associated Person Binney, Edward William (1812-1881)
Held By Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences Logo Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge
Comments specimen : (part a)
Location
Country Scotland
Locality Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Grid Reference Not available
Stratigraphy
Rock Unit Black Band Ironstone
Biozone Modiolaris
Geological Age

Westphalian Stage (Carboniferous Period) (308 – 319 Ma B.P.)

[Closest ICS interval: Moscovian Age – Bashkirian Age ]

References
References

Binney 1871. Observations on the structure of fossil plants found in the Carboniferous strata Palaeontographical Society Monographs (1): p.51 pl. ix fig.1, 1 a

Chaloner 1953. Annals of Botany vol. xvii (5): pp.278-281, fig.17 a 17 b 17 c

Chaloner 1953. Annals of Botany vol. xvii (4): pp.279, 208 figs.13, 13 a, m 32 d; fig.14, m 32 b

Chaloner 1953. Annals of Botany vol. xvii (3): pp.277, 278

Crookall 1966. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales (Palaeontology) vol. iv pt.4 (6): p.500

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