Camptotriletes inaequabilis G.Playford
Plant Fossil Names Registry Number: PFN002973
Act LSID: urn:lsid:plantfossilnames.org:act:2973
Author: G. Playford
Rank: species
Reference: Playford, G. (2022): Mississippian palynoflora from the Clarke River Basin, north Queensland, Australia. – Ameghiniana 59(4): 225–264.
Page of description: 240
Illustrations or figures: fig. 4.3–4.7
Types
Holotype D648/6, T43/2, Queensland Museum, Australia
Figures: fig. 4.3–4.4
Original diagnosis/description
Spores radial, trilete. Amb subcircular to roundly subtriangular. Laesurae ± distinct, simple or with ± inconspicuous lip development, ± straight, extending close to or attaining equatorial periphery, ± very minor curvaturae imperfectae. Exine 0.6–1.5 μm thick, sculptured distally, and
uncommonly equatorially, with simple curving rugulae, rounded coni, and verrucae, irregularly dispersed ca. 1–10 μm apart. Contact areas essentially laevigate.
Etymology
Latin, inaequabilis, changeable, variable.
Stratigraphy
Carboniferous, Mississippian
Lyall Formation.
Locality
Australia
Clarke River Basin, Queensland.
Plant fossil remain
pollen and spores
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