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Thomasostrobus longus

Thomasostrobus longus Opluštil, Bek, Drábková Bull. Geosci., 84(2): 286. 30 Jun 2009
Name
Thomasostrobus longus
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Thomasostrobus
Authors (Pub.)
Opluštil S. Bek J. Drábková J.  
Publication
A new bisporangiate lycopsid cone genus Thomasostrobus gen. nov. from the Late Pennsylvanian of the Intra-Sudetic Basin (Czech Republic) [2009/6]
Journal
Bulletin of Geosciences
Volume
84
Issue
2
Page number
286
Year
2009
Fossil Status
cones
Stratigraphy
Kasimovian
Strat. comment
Stephanian B
Location
Kateřina (formerly Stachanov) Mine, Radvanice near Trutnov, Hradec Králové Region, Czech Republic
Paleoregion
Laurussia (Perunica)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Czech Geological Survey, Prague, Czech Republic
Repository Number
Cone indicated as “H” on specimen ZŠ 307a, b (part and counterpart)
Diagnosis
Bisporangiate cylindrical strobili, more than 230 mm long, 18–20 mm wide without distal laminae and 24–26 mm wide including them, with lower megasporangiate and upper microsporangiate parts. Axis 4 mm in diameter. Pedicels triangular, 6–7 mm long, in low spirals perpendicular to the cone axis, distal laminae triangular with straight entire margins, 17–22 mm long and 3 mm wide at the base. Sporangia oval, about 5.5–6.5 mm long and 2 mm wide. Trilete circular to subcircular microspores. Exine of both surfaces laevigate. Rays of trilete mark with prominent labrum. Circular tectate megaspores with subgula. Triradiate ridges and part of the contact area are elevated near the apex and create a regular pyramidal triangular subgula. The sculpture of the three-layered exine is laevigate and punctate.
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