On some Fossil Bryozoa from India
B. S. Tewari, I. P. Srivastava
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B. S. Tewari, I. P. Srivastava
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Abstract Ten new species of Bryozoa have been described and illustrated in this paper. Out of these Diploporaria kashmirensis n. sp. a Cryptostome Bryozoan is recognised from the Zewan Limestone of Permian age; eight species of Cheilostome Bryozoa and Stigmatoechos striatus n. sp. a Cyclostome Bryozoan have been obtained from the Tertiary rocks of Kutch. Correla- tion of the Tertiary rocks of Kutch is possible on the basis of Bryozoa.
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Abstract Ten new species of Bryozoa have been described and illustrated in this paper. Out of these Diploporaria kashmirensis n. sp. a Cryptostome Bryozoan is recognised from the Zewan Limestone of Permian age; eight species of Cheilostome Bryozoa and Stigmatoechos striatus n. sp. a Cyclostome Bryozoan have been obtained from the Tertiary rocks of Kutch. Correla- tion of the Tertiary rocks of Kutch is possible on the basis of Bryozoa.
Key concepts: Bryozoa, Geology, Permian, Paleontology, Ecology, Biology, Taxonomy (biology), Structural basin