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Hayasakaia
Classification
Phylum:
Cnidaria
Class:
Anthozoa
Subclass:
Tabulata
Order:
Auloporida
Superfamily:
Syringoporicae
Family:
Tetraporellidae
Formal Genus Name and Reference:
Hayasakaia Lang, Smith, & THOMAS, 1940, p. 65, nom. subst. pro Tetrapora YABE & HAYASAKA, 1915, p. 87, non Tetrapora QUENSTEDT, 1857, a bryozoan
Type Species:
Tetrapora elegantula Yabe & Hayasaka, OD, figured syntype 6254, TohU, Sendai (missing)
Images
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Fig. 448, 3a,b. *H. elegantula (Yabe& Hayasaka), L. Perm., Chihsia Ls., Kweichow, Synan, a,b, transv., long. secs., X4 (Lin, 1962a)
Synonyms
Geographic Distribution
Asia(China), Eu. (Spits.), Asia(N.Viet Nam)
Age Range
Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:
L.Perm.
Beginning International Stage:
Asselian
Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:
0
Beginning Date:
298.89
Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:
L.Perm.
Ending International Stage:
Kungurian
Fraction Up In Ending Stage:
100
Ending Date:
274.37
Description
Corallum fasciculate with slender corallites of rounded-polygonal section, connected by horizontal tubuli arranged more or less regularly in four longitudinal rows, diagonally placed, septal spines poorly developed to absent, tabulae in two series, axial tabellae subhorizontal and complete or incomplete, and peripheral tabellae in single and in places discontinuous series of small dissepimentlike plates
References
Three indispensable indexes of Paleozoic coral genera with relevant lists of publications are: Lang, Smith, \& Thomas, 1940; Flügel, 1970; and Ivanovskix, 1973, with supplement by Bogoyavlenskaya, 1976. For Rugosa only there are also Cotton, 1973, with Supplement I published in 1974 and Supplement II in 1976, and Ivanovskiy, 1976. References to senior homonyms that have been applied to organisms other than Paleozoic corals are not included in this list, but those dated before 1966 may be found in contracted form in S. A. Neave, Nomenclator Zoologicus (1939-1975, $7 \mathrm{v} .$, Zoological Society, London). A list of full names of serials abbreviated below is to be found at the end of the Editorial Preface.
Museum or Author Information
Classification
Phylum:
Cnidaria
Class:
Anthozoa
Subclass:
Tabulata
Order:
Auloporida
Superfamily:
Syringoporicae
Family:
Tetraporellidae
Formal Genus Name and Reference:
Hayasakaia Lang, Smith, & THOMAS, 1940, p. 65, nom. subst. pro Tetrapora YABE & HAYASAKA, 1915, p. 87, non Tetrapora QUENSTEDT, 1857, a bryozoan
Type Species:
Tetrapora elegantula Yabe & Hayasaka, OD, figured syntype 6254, TohU, Sendai (missing)
Images
(Click to enlarge in a new window)
Fig. 448, 3a,b. *H. elegantula (Yabe& Hayasaka), L. Perm., Chihsia Ls., Kweichow, Synan, a,b, transv., long. secs., X4 (Lin, 1962a)
Synonyms
Geographic Distribution
Asia(China), Eu. (Spits.), Asia(N.Viet Nam)
Age Range
Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:
L.Perm.
Beginning International Stage:
Asselian
Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:
0
Beginning Date:
298.89
Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:
L.Perm.
Ending International Stage:
Kungurian
Fraction Up In Ending Stage:
100
Ending Date:
274.37
Description
Corallum fasciculate with slender corallites of rounded-polygonal section, connected by horizontal tubuli arranged more or less regularly in four longitudinal rows, diagonally placed, septal spines poorly developed to absent, tabulae in two series, axial tabellae subhorizontal and complete or incomplete, and peripheral tabellae in single and in places discontinuous series of small dissepimentlike plates
References
Three indispensable indexes of Paleozoic coral genera with relevant lists of publications are: Lang, Smith, \& Thomas, 1940; Flügel, 1970; and Ivanovskix, 1973, with supplement by Bogoyavlenskaya, 1976. For Rugosa only there are also Cotton, 1973, with Supplement I published in 1974 and Supplement II in 1976, and Ivanovskiy, 1976. References to senior homonyms that have been applied to organisms other than Paleozoic corals are not included in this list, but those dated before 1966 may be found in contracted form in S. A. Neave, Nomenclator Zoologicus (1939-1975, $7 \mathrm{v} .$, Zoological Society, London). A list of full names of serials abbreviated below is to be found at the end of the Editorial Preface.