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Gongylodinium acmeum
From Fensome et al., 2019:
Gongylodinium acmeum Århus, 1992, p.312–313, figs.5E–F,H–I. Holotype: Århus, 1992, fig.5I. Originally (and now) Gongylodinium, subsequently Dissiliodinium. Duxbury (2018, p.182) retained this species in Gongylodinium. Age: Valanginian.
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Locus typicus: Janusfjellet, Spitsbergen
Original description: Arhus, 1992, p. 312
Subspherical cysts without parasutures. Diameter 55-70 µm. Autophragm with dense cover of granulae, baculae and capilli less than 3 µm long. Archeopyle is rarely observed, type 2P or 3P. The archeopyle margin is long and straight along paracingulum, which is not indicated by the sculpture. Interpretation of precingular paraplates forming the archeopyle is difficult, but probably 2", 3" and 4" are involved.
Gongylodinium acmeum Århus, 1992, p.312–313, figs.5E–F,H–I. Holotype: Århus, 1992, fig.5I. Originally (and now) Gongylodinium, subsequently Dissiliodinium. Duxbury (2018, p.182) retained this species in Gongylodinium. Age: Valanginian.
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Locus typicus: Janusfjellet, Spitsbergen
Original description: Arhus, 1992, p. 312
Subspherical cysts without parasutures. Diameter 55-70 µm. Autophragm with dense cover of granulae, baculae and capilli less than 3 µm long. Archeopyle is rarely observed, type 2P or 3P. The archeopyle margin is long and straight along paracingulum, which is not indicated by the sculpture. Interpretation of precingular paraplates forming the archeopyle is difficult, but probably 2", 3" and 4" are involved.