Bimal K. Samanta
Abstract
Three species of Discocyclina (s.s.), . . . originally described from Indonesia, are recorded from the middle-upper Eocene beds of the Garo hills, Assam, eastern India. These three species are represented by abundant well-preserved material which permits a thorough study of the variations of their external as well as internal characters.
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Three species of Discocyclina (s.s.), . . . originally described from Indonesia, are recorded from the middle-upper Eocene beds of the Garo hills, Assam, eastern India. These three species are represented by abundant well-preserved material which permits a thorough study of the variations of their external as well as internal characters.
Key concepts: Indo-Pacific, Geography, Indian ocean, Geology, Ancient history, Oceanography, Biology, Fishery