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New early devonian charophyta from Gondwana

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posted on 2006-01-01, 00:00 authored by M Feist, R Feist, Mark WarneMark Warne
Early Devonian charophytes are reported from Australia (Buchan, Victoria) and Europe (Landeyran, southern France): Moellerina australica n. sp. Feist and Pinnoputamen occitanicum n. sp. Feist. Sedimentological data and associated faunas from these localities accord with both species having inhabited lacustrine or estuarine environments. A critical review of Devonian biotopes confirms that, as with present day species, Mid Palaeozoic charophytes could not have lived in open marine habitats. Originating in Baltica during the Silurian, charophytes appeared in Gondwana in the earliest Devonian.

History

Journal

Cryptogamie algologie

Volume

27

Issue

4

Pagination

381 - 389

Publisher

Association des Amis des Cryptogrames

Location

Paris, France

ISSN

0181-1568

Language

eng

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal; C Journal article

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