On the silurian coral cyathaxonia siluriensis M’Coy
By: Butler, A.J
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ArticleDescription: 116-124p ; Illustration.Subject(s): Rare rugose coral - Cyathaxonia siluriensis M’Coy - Britain | Silurian coral - Britain
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Geological magazine : Vol. 72 Iss. 1-12 Year. 1935Summary: Extract
CYATHAXONIA siluriensis M’Coy is a small and rather rare rugose coral, which persists from the Woolhope Limestone to the Upper Ludlow. It is here placed as the genotype of Syringaxon Lindström, and an account is given of its structure and development.
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Extract
CYATHAXONIA siluriensis M’Coy is a small and rather rare rugose coral, which persists from the Woolhope Limestone to the Upper Ludlow. It is here placed as the genotype of Syringaxon Lindström, and an account is given of its structure and development.
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