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The Greater Gondwana distribution of the Ordovician conodont Panderodus nogamii (Lee) 1975

RC Cantrill, CF Burrett

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Panderodus nogamii LEE, (formerly Scolopodus nogamii), first described from North Korea, occurs also in the Lower Ordovician of Thailand, Malaysia, North and South China, Australia and Argentina. It ranged through the Middle and early Upper Ordovician and was restricted to shallow water carbonates in tropical to subtropical palaeolatitudes of Greater Gondwana. Its distribution is similar to that of the Ordovician gastropod Peelerophon oehlerti and the Ordovician trilobite Asaphopsoides sp.

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Panderodus nogamii LEE, (formerly Scolopodus nogamii), first described from North Korea, occurs also in the Lower Ordovician of Thailand, Malaysia, North and South China, Australia and Argentina. It ranged through the Middle and early Upper Ordovician and was restricted to shallow water carbonates in tropical to subtropical palaeolatitudes of Greater Gondwana. Its distribution is similar to that of the Ordovician gastropod Peelerophon oehlerti and the Ordovician trilobite Asaphopsoides sp.

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Panderodus nogamii LEE, (formerly Scolopodus nogamii), first described from North Korea, occurs also in the Lower Ordovician of Thailand, Malaysia, North and South China, Australia and Argentina. It ranged through the Middle and early Upper Ordovician and was restricted to shallow water carbonates in tropical to subtropical palaeolatitudes of Greater Gondwana. Its distribution is similar to that of the Ordovician gastropod Peelerophon oehlerti and the Ordovician trilobite Asaphopsoides sp.

Key concepts: Ordovician, Gondwana, Conodont, Paleontology, Trilobite, Geology, Subtropics, Biostratigraphy

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