Genus Fusulinella Möller, 1877

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TYPE SPECIES. — Fusulinella bocki, subsequent designation by Möller (1878).

ASSEMBLAGE. — The recovered Fusulinella assemblage in this study includes: Fusulinella absoluta Akbaş, n. sp. (Fig. 17 A-E), Fusulinella bocki bocki (Fig. 17G, H), Fusulinella bocki pauciseptata (Fig. 17I), Fusulinella cf. bocki timanica (Fig. 17J), Fusulinella cf. colaniae colaniae (Fig. 17K), Fusulinella colaniae meridionalis (Fig. 17L), Fusulinella cf. eopulchra (Fig. 17M), Fusulinella helenae (Fig. 17N, O), Fusulinella obtusa minuta Akbaş, n. subsp. (Fig. 17 P-R), Fusulinella paracolaniae (Fig. 17 T-V), Fusulinella praebocki (Fig. 18A), Fusulinella praecolaniae (Fig. 18B), Fusulinella propriaforma Akbaş, n. sp. (Fig. 18C, D), Fusulinella pseudobocki (Fig. 18F), Fusulinella ex gr. schubertellinoides (Fig. 18G, H), Fusulinella vozhgalensis devexa (Fig. 18I, J), Fusulinella sp. A (Fig. 18K, L), Fusulinella ? sp. B (Fig. 18 M-P) and Fusulinella ? sp. C (Fig. 18 Q-T).

DESCRIPTION

Test moderately to large in size and fusiform to inflatedfusiform in shape. The wall is four-layered which includes tectum, lower and upper tectorium and diaphanotheca. Septa regularly and slightly folded across the centre of the test and folded in the axis ends. Chomata massive, symmetrical and quadrate in shape.