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Article: An occurrence of the auguritid ammonoid Celaeceras in the Lower Devonian of northern Spain

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 39
Part: 1
Publication Date: March 1996
Page(s): 149 155
Author(s): J. R. Montesinos and J. L. García-Alcalde
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MONTESINOS, J. R., GARCÍA-ALCALDE, J. L. 1996. An occurrence of the auguritid ammonoid Celaeceras in the Lower Devonian of northern Spain. Palaeontology39, 1, 149–155.

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Abstract

The rare Bohemian genus Celaeceras, a primitive auguritid ammonoid with a rather bizarre suture, has been found in late Emsian strata (Upper Zlichovian) in the Palentine Domain of northern Spain. This occurrence provides the first precise age for the genus, and considerably extends its palaeogeographical range in the Devonian of northern Gondwanaland.
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