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Wenger, W. F. (1987). Die Foraminiferen des Miozäns der bayerischen Molasse und ihre stratigraphische sowie paläogeographische Auswertung. Zitteliana - Abhandlungen der Bayerischen Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Histor. Geologie. 16: 173-340.
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Wenger, W. F.
1987
Die Foraminiferen des Miozäns der bayerischen Molasse und ihre stratigraphische sowie paläogeographische Auswertung.
Zitteliana - Abhandlungen der Bayerischen Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Histor. Geologie
16: 173-340
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Elphidiella cryptostoma (Egger, 1857) † (new combination reference)
Elphidiella cryptostoma subsp. semiincisa Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Elphidiella semiincisa Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Glabratella biconvexa Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Glabratella hagni Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Gyroidina eggeri Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Pararotalia batavensis Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Planularia buergli Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Lenticulina buergli (Wenger, 1987) † (original description)
Porosononion granosum (d'Orbigny, 1846) (new combination reference)
Robulus pauperculus (Reuss, 1866) † accepted as Lenticulina paupercula (Reuss, 1866) † (new combination reference)
Stilostomella danuviensis Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Anastomosa gomphiformis (Schwager, 1866) † (original description)
Elphidiella cryptostoma subsp. semiincisa Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Elphidiella semiincisa Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Glabratella biconvexa Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Glabratella hagni Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Gyroidina eggeri Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Pararotalia batavensis Wenger, 1987 † (original description)
Planularia buergli Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Lenticulina buergli (Wenger, 1987) † (original description)
Porosononion granosum (d'Orbigny, 1846) (new combination reference)
Robulus pauperculus (Reuss, 1866) † accepted as Lenticulina paupercula (Reuss, 1866) † (new combination reference)
Stilostomella danuviensis Wenger, 1987 † accepted as Anastomosa gomphiformis (Schwager, 1866) † (original description)
