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Hornichara

Classification

    Phylum:  
Charophyta
    Class:  
Charophyceae
    Order:  
Charales
    Superfamily:  
Unknown
    Family:  
Characeae
    Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
Hornichara MASLOV, 1963b, p. 444
    Type Species:  
H. kazakstanica Maslov, 1963b, p. 445, fig. 1, OD, lectotype, MASLOV, 1963b, fig. 1a-c, designated Feist & Grambast-Fessard herein


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Fossil Image
Fig. 67,3a-c. { }^{*} H. kazakstanica Maslov, middle Oligocene, Kazakhstan, a, lectotype, lateral view, b, apical view, c, basal view, x88 (adapted from Maslov, 1963b, fig. 1a-c).-Fig. 67,3d-f. H. lagenalis (Straub) Feist, upper Oligocene, Switzerland, d, lateral view, e, apical view, f, basal view, x80 (FeistCastel, 1977b, pl. 1,3,5,6).


Synonyms

Krassavinella


Geographic Distribution

France, Georgia, Germany, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, China, India, Kazakhstan


Age Range

    Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Upper Cretaceous
    Beginning International Stage:  
Gelasian
    Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
0
    Beginning Date:  
2.58
    Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Neogene (Pleistocene)
    Ending International Stage:  
Pleistocene Upper
    Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
0
    Ending Date:  
0.01


Description

Apex psilocharoid with thinning of entire apical zone, General shape ovoidal with apex prominent and base tapered with tendency to form a broad column, Spirals unornamented, Basal pore in some species at end of funnel-shaped depression, Basal plate thin, Size small. [Genus differs from Harrisichara in having a more protruding apex and a wider basal column, from Amblyochara in its apical characters and smaller size, and from Mesochara in having a tapered base and basal plate morphology.]




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adapted from Maslov, 1963, FeistCastel, 1977