Fellerites sp. 1

Guillam, Elvis, Forel, Marie-Béatrice, Song, Junjun & Crasquin, Sylvie, 2022, Late Devonian-early Carboniferous ostracods (Crustacea) from South China: taxonomy, diversity and implications, European Journal of Taxonomy 804, pp. 1-62 : 8

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.5852/ejt.2022.804.1689

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6363203

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scientific name

Fellerites sp. 1
status

 

Fellerites sp. 1

Fig. 5B View Fig

Material examined

CHINA • 1 complete carapace ( Fig. 5B View Fig ); Blue Snake section , Gelaohe Formation , sample 19BAI 67; P6M 3838 . • 7 complete carapaces; Blue Snake section, Gelaohe Formation , samples 19BAI 67, 19BAI 68, 19BAI 74, 19BAI 80. All from the Famennian, late Devonian.

Dimensions

RV: L = 595–625 µm, H = 388–423 µm, H/L = 0.65–0.68.

LV: L = 455–753 µm, H = 286–479 µm, H/L = 0.63–0.68.

Remarks

This taxon is rare in the studied material and is represented by poorly preserved specimens that do not allow for a specific attribution. It is morphologically close to Phlyctiscapha ? xiangzhouensis Wang, 1983 from the Lower Devonian of the Sipai Formation, Guangxi, South China ( Wang 1983a). The specimen illustrated in Wang (1983a) lacks the small velate ridge parallel to the marginal ridge characteristic of the genus Phlyctiscapha . Its outline, the absence of velar structure or teeth along free margin and the carapace slightly compressed along free margin could rather pointed to the genus Fellerites Gründel, 1962 . Fellerites sp. 1 differs from Phlyctiscapha ? xiangzhouensis by its higher carapace, slightly stockier morphology and its smaller size (L = 1060–1360 µm, H = 660–920 µm, H/L = 0.62–0.76 for Phlyctiscapha ? xiangzhouensis).

Occurrence

Samples 19BAI 67, 19BAI 68, 19BAI 74, 19BAI 80, Gelaohe Formation, Blue Snake section, Famennian, late Devonian (this work).

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