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Article: The ostracod species Orthonotacythere inversa (Cornuel) and its allies in the Speeton Clay of Yorkshire

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 6
Part: 3
Publication Date: October 1963
Page(s): 430 – 439
Author(s): P. Kaye
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KAYE, P. 1963. The ostracod species Orthonotacythere inversa (Cornuel) and its allies in the Speeton Clay of Yorkshire. Palaeontology, 6, 3, 430–439.

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Abstract

The ostracod species Orthonotacythere inversa (Cornuel) is described and split into three subspecies which form an evolutionary sequence with O. diglypta Triebel. Other allied species are described from the Speeton Clay.
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