Nyhamnian. gen., a new monotypic cystiphyllid rugose coral genus from the Lower Silurian of Gotland
Waldemar H. Johannessen
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Waldemar H. Johannessen
Abstract
The new monotypic cystiphyllid genus Nyhamnia from the Lower Silurian of Gotland is here established. The genus is characterized by having a sharp separation between a narrow marginarium of dilated dissepiments and a broad pronounced tabularium, and by septa confined to the dissepimentarium. Nyhamnia is assigned to the family Holmophyllidae, and is compared to Holmophyllum Wedekind, Dentilasma Ivanovsky, and Microplasma Dybowski. Nyhamnia pusilla - type species - is fixosessile and has a very small corallite.
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The new monotypic cystiphyllid genus Nyhamnia from the Lower Silurian of Gotland is here established. The genus is characterized by having a sharp separation between a narrow marginarium of dilated dissepiments and a broad pronounced tabularium, and by septa confined to the dissepimentarium. Nyhamnia is assigned to the family Holmophyllidae, and is compared to Holmophyllum Wedekind, Dentilasma Ivanovsky, and Microplasma Dybowski. Nyhamnia pusilla - type species - is fixosessile and has a very small corallite.
Key concepts: Genus, Type species, Coral, Type (biology), Biology, Zoology, Paleontology, Geology