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Archaeocyathids: Morphology and Affinity

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 July 2017

Francoise Debrenne
Francoise Debrenne*
Affiliation:
ER 154 CNRS - Institute of Palaeontology, National Museum of Natural History
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The Archaeocyatha were marine organisms developing mineral skeletons and using calcium carbonate for this purpose. Remains of their cups are found in carbonate shelfs and reef environments of the Early Cambrian seas. Few representatives of the family Archaeocyathidae are found through the Middle Cambrian to the Upper Cambrian (Debrenne, Rozanov and Webers, in press).

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Research Article
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Series in Geology, Notes for Short Course , Volume 7: Sponges and Spongiomorphs , 1983 , pp. 178 - 190
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Copyright © 1983 University of Tennessee, Knoxville 

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