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Heterocaninia

Classification

    Phylum:  
Cnidaria
    Class:  
Anthozoa
    Subclass:  
Rugosa
    Order:  
Stauriida
    Suborder:  
Aulophyllina
    Family:  
Aulophyllidae
    Subfamily:  
Heterocaniniinae
    Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
Heterocaninia Yabe & HAYASAKA, 1920, pl. xi, fig. 2a-d
    Type Species:  
H. tholusitabulata, M, 147151, TohU, Sendai


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Fossil Image
Fig. 243,2a,b. * H. tholusitabulata, ?holotype, Visean, Hunan, Hsia-lo shi-chiao, Chi-yang-hsien, a,b, long., transv. secs., X1.5 (Yabe& Hayasaka, 1920)


Synonyms

Kesenella


Geographic Distribution

Asia (Hunan, Sinkiang, ?Thailand, Japan)


Age Range

    Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
L.Carb.(Visean)
    Beginning International Stage:  
Visean
    Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
0
    Beginning Date:  
346.73
    Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
L.Carb.(Visean)
    Ending International Stage:  
Visean
    Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
100
    Ending Date:  
330.34


Description

Solitary, moderately large to large, curved, convex side cardinal, with very numerous, closely spaced, long major septa commonly thickened only in cardinal quadrants of outer tabularium, minor septa present only as ridges on inner side of wall, or sparsely as crests on anguloconcentric dissepiments of narrow to moderately wide dissepimentarium, tabularium wide with wide, loose axial structure, somewhat irregularly arachnoid and composed of axial ends of septal lamellae of minority of major septa, fossula long, narrow, open and somewhat expanded adaxially, may invade dissepimentarial zone, tabular floors rising from dissepimentarial boundary to eccentric axis or irregular median ridge, except in fossula where they are less steep, subhorizontal, or rising slightly toward periphery [see also KATO, 1959a, p. 279].




References



Museum or Author Information

Yabe & Hayasaka, 1920