Napora sp.

Dumitrica, Paulian & Zügel, Peter, 2003, Lower Tithonian mono- and dicyrtid Nassellaria (Radiolaria) from the Solnhofen area (southern Germany), Geodiversitas 25 (1), pp. 5-72 : 65

Napora sp. ( Fig. 29O )

MATERIAL EXAMINED. — One specimen from sample Mue 22.

REMARKS

This species, from which we have only one specimen, is well distinguished from all the others occurring in the lower Tithonian fauna studied by having the surface of the cephalothorax with costae oriented in different directions. These costae represent high frames of pores.

Figures

FIG. 29. — A, B, Napora lomoalta Hull, 1997; A, right lateral view; B, view from Ll; C, D, Napora matsuokai n. sp.; C, holotype, left lateral view; D, paratype, left lateral view; E-G, Napora modesta n. sp.; E, holotype, dorsal view; F, G, paratypes; F, dorsal view; G, view from Lr; H, I, Napora pacifica Kiessling, 1999; H, view from Ll; I, view from Lr; J, K, Napora pyramis n. sp.; J, holotype; K, paratype; L-N, Napora schaudibergensis n. sp.; L, M, paratypes; L, dorsal view; M, view from Ll; N, holotype, view from Lr; O, Napora sp., left lateral view. Abbreviations: Ll, left primary lateral spine; Lr, right primary lateral spine. Scale bars: A, H, I, M, N, 100 µm; B-G, J-L, O, 30 µm.