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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
THIS paper describes and discusses the affinities of a new genus of Rugose corals, and indicates the trends of development affecting it; the stratigraphical distribution of the four new species which compose the genus is recorded, and the structure, insertion, and symmetry of their septa are described in some detail.
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