SCAUMENELLIZATION OF THE ACANTHODII TRIAZEUGACANTHUS-AFFINIS (WHITEAVES) FROM THE ESCUMINAC FORMATION (UPPER DEVONIAN, MIGUASHA, QUEBEC) - REVISION OF THE SCAUMENELLA-MESACANTHI GRAHAM-SMITH
SCAUMENELLIZATION OF THE ACANTHODII TRIAZEUGACANTHUS-AFFINIS (WHITEAVES) FROM THE ESCUMINAC FORMATION (UPPER DEVONIAN, MIGUASHA, QUEBEC) - REVISION OF THE SCAUMENELLA-MESACANTHI GRAHAM-SMITH
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DOI:
10.1139/e85-053
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
ARSENAULT, M
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作者:
BELAND, P;ARSENAULT, M
S. mesacanthi (Graham-Smith, 1935) from the Escuminac Formation (Upper Devonian, Miguasha, Quebec) was originally described tentatively as a chordate, probably a vertebrate. It was later variously considered to be a larval ostracoderm or some early form of prochordate, the latter being the commonly accepted interpretation. A new description is presented associating it with the subclass Acanthodii, namely, Triazeugacanthus affinis (Whiteaves). "Scaumenellas" are the remains of T. affinis that have undergone a degradation during fossilization, which is named scaumenellization.