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Systematophora iunctispina
Systematophora iunctispina (Klement, 1960, p.68–69, pl.10, figs.1–4) Stover and Evitt, 1978, p.84. Emendation: Sarjeant and Gocht in Sarjeant, 1984a, p.168–169, as Taeniophora iunctispina.
Originally (and now) Taeniophora, subsequently Systematophora. Sarjeant, 1984 retained this species in Taeniophora Klement, 1960.
Holotype: Klement, 1960, pl.10, fig.1-2; Sarjeant, 1984, pl.3, figs.1-2, text-fig.6; Stancliffe and Sarjeant, 1990, pl.3, figs.3,8
Locus typicus: Scherstetten 1 borehole, southwest Germany, at between 1783.1 and 1783.9 m. depth
Stratum typicum: Middle Oxfordian
Translation Klement, 1960: LPP
Original diagnosis: Klement, 1960, p.70: Taeniophora iunctispina
Typical species of the genus Taeniophora with all characteristics and the following special features: processes simple, seldom furcate and distally closed, with elliptical cross-section and widened base developing connecting ridges on the shell surface.
Originally (and now) Taeniophora, subsequently Systematophora. Sarjeant, 1984 retained this species in Taeniophora Klement, 1960.
Holotype: Klement, 1960, pl.10, fig.1-2; Sarjeant, 1984, pl.3, figs.1-2, text-fig.6; Stancliffe and Sarjeant, 1990, pl.3, figs.3,8
Locus typicus: Scherstetten 1 borehole, southwest Germany, at between 1783.1 and 1783.9 m. depth
Stratum typicum: Middle Oxfordian
Translation Klement, 1960: LPP
Original diagnosis: Klement, 1960, p.70: Taeniophora iunctispina
Typical species of the genus Taeniophora with all characteristics and the following special features: processes simple, seldom furcate and distally closed, with elliptical cross-section and widened base developing connecting ridges on the shell surface.