Acadoparadoxides, SNAJDR, 1957
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https://doi.org/ 10.14446/FI.2016.161 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D9472E-FFC4-FFC9-0539-FB8E020DF904 |
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Felipe |
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Acadoparadoxides |
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Acadoparadoxides View in CoL cf. sacheri ( BARRANDE, 1852)
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Well preserved complete specimens of this species are very rare, and detailed information about the thoracic structure and pleural morphology is thus limited. The exoskeleton is micropygous, with rather sub-rectangular thorax. The posterior-most pleurae of A. cf. sacheri seem to be separated by comparatively wide gaps (cf. Barrande 1852: pl. 9, fig. 30, Šnajdr 1958: pl. 17, fig. 1). Articulating half-rings length (sag.) varies between 50–45% of the axial ring length. Pleurae in the anterior part of the thorax are fulcrate ( Text-fig. 5b View Text-fig ). At their anterior margin, they bear a narrow (sag.) flange that widens abaxially, and ends with a small projection near the fulcrum ( Text-fig. 5b View Text-fig ). Pleural spines are comparatively long and saber-like in shape. The petaloid-like terrace lines are sub-parallel to anterior margin of the pleural spines, and are developed on their dorsal surfaces ( Text-fig. 5b View Text-fig ). The ventral doublure of pleural spines is poorly preserved.
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