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Precambrian Research, 2017
Abstract The genus Cloudina Germs, 1972 includes seven species restricted to Ediacaran strata: 1. Cloudina lucianoi (Beurlen and Sommer, 1957) (Tamengo Formation, Brazil); 2. Cloudina hartmanae Germs, 1972 (Nama Group, Namibia); 3. Cloudina riemkeae Germs, 1972 (Nama Group, Namibia; 4.
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Abstract The genus Cloudina Germs, 1972 includes seven species restricted to Ediacaran strata: 1. Cloudina lucianoi (Beurlen and Sommer, 1957) (Tamengo Formation, Brazil); 2. Cloudina hartmanae Germs, 1972 (Nama Group, Namibia); 3. Cloudina riemkeae Germs, 1972 (Nama Group, Namibia; 4.
Rodrigo R. Adorno +19 more
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ACloudina-like fossil with evidence of asexual reproduction from the lowest Cambrian, South China
Geological Magazine, 2017AbstractThe earliest fossil record of animal biomineralization occurs in the latest Ediacaran Period (c. 550 Ma).CloudinaandSinotubulitesare two important tubular taxa among these earliest skeletal fossils. The evolutionary fate ofCloudina-type fossils across the Ediacaran–Cambrian transition, however, remains poorly understood.
JIAN HAN +8 more
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2023
The late Ediacaran witnessed rapid turnover of organisms. As one of the earliest biomineralizing animal fossils,Cloudina has greatimplication on the evolution of complex macroscopic organisms . With a relatively stable and wide distribution, Cloudina has become one of the most important indicator fossils of the late Ediacaran. Located in the
Jinzhou Luo, Hong Hua, Qiaokun Dai
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The late Ediacaran witnessed rapid turnover of organisms. As one of the earliest biomineralizing animal fossils,Cloudina has greatimplication on the evolution of complex macroscopic organisms . With a relatively stable and wide distribution, Cloudina has become one of the most important indicator fossils of the late Ediacaran. Located in the
Jinzhou Luo, Hong Hua, Qiaokun Dai
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Journal of Paleontology, 1999
A new enigmatic Lower Cambrian fossil,Spygoria zappania,is described From theNevadellazone (Botoman) of Lander County, central Nevada. In gross morphology,Spygoriafossils consist of stacks of small (5–10 mm in diameter) irregular calcified cups that are preserved in vertical, concave-up life orientation.
Marc Salak, Halard L. Lescinsky
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A new enigmatic Lower Cambrian fossil,Spygoria zappania,is described From theNevadellazone (Botoman) of Lander County, central Nevada. In gross morphology,Spygoriafossils consist of stacks of small (5–10 mm in diameter) irregular calcified cups that are preserved in vertical, concave-up life orientation.
Marc Salak, Halard L. Lescinsky
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Shell structure and distribution of Cloudina, a potential index fossil for the terminal Proterozoic.
American journal of science, 1996Cloudina-bearing biosparites and biomicrites in the lower part of the Nama Group, Namibia, contain a wide morphological diversity of shell fragments that can all be attributed to the two named species C. hartmannae and C. riemkeae. The curved to sinuous tubular shells of Cloudina were multi-layered.
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A Cloudina-like fossil with evidence of asexual reproduction from the lowest Cambrian, South China
Geological Magazine, 2017Jian Han +8 more
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TAXONOMIC REMARKS AND STRATIGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS OF CLOUDINA SPECIES IN NEOPROTEROZOIC STRATA
2018Adorno, Rodrigo Rodrigues +5 more
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IMPLICAÇÕES ESTRATIGRÁFICAS DAS OCORRÊNCIAS DE ESPÉCIES DO GÊNERO CLOUDINA NO BRASIL
2015Adorno, Rodrigo Rodrigues +6 more
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Three-dimensional Cloudina specimens extraction from limestone of the Nama Group, Namibia
2016Adorno, Rodrigo Rodrigues +3 more
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