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Article: Development of rhabdosomes with four primary branches in the group Dictyonema flabelliforme (Eichwald)

Special Papers in Palaeontology - No. 13 - Cover Image
Publication: Special Papers in Palaeontology
Number: 13
Thematic Volume: Graptolite studies in honour of O. M. B. Bulman
Edited By: R. B. Rickards, D. E. Jackson and C. P. Hughes
Publication Date: 1974
Page(s): 19 34
Authored By: P. H. Legrand
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LEGRAND, P. H. 1974. Development of rhabdosomes with four primary branches in the group Dictyonema flabelliforme (Eichwald). In RICKARDS, R. B., JACKSON, D. E., HUGHES, N. F. (eds.). Graptolite studies in honour of O. M. B. Bulman. Special Papers in Palaeontology13, pp. 19–34.

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Abstract

The existence of rhabdosomes with four true primary branches is shown, and their mode of development explained, in a population occupying an intermediate position between Dictyonema sociale mehaigueni Legrand and Dictyonema sociale praeafricanum Legrand.

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