Alan M. Cvancara
Abstract
The lower Carboniferous (probably upper Tournaisian) invertebrates described from mudstone in the upper part of the lower Burindi group of the Barrington-Gloucester area, New South Wales, include several new species of brachiopods and one new tetracoral, a new trilobite, and a goniatite.
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The lower Carboniferous (probably upper Tournaisian) invertebrates described from mudstone in the upper part of the lower Burindi group of the Barrington-Gloucester area, New South Wales, include several new species of brachiopods and one new tetracoral, a new trilobite, and a goniatite.
Key concepts: Trilobite, Carboniferous, Tournaisian, Paleontology, Geology, Invertebrate, Group (periodic table), Marine invertebrates