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Stepanova, T. I. (2024). Microfaunistic characteristics of the Lower Carboniferous Mikitovian Formation in the section of the Goryakov Peninsula, Severny Island, Novaya Zemlya archipelago. LITHOSPHERE (Russia). 24(4): 735-760.
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Stepanova, T. I.
2024
Microfaunistic characteristics of the Lower Carboniferous Mikitovian Formation in the section of the Goryakov Peninsula, Severny Island, Novaya Zemlya archipelago
LITHOSPHERE (Russia)
24(4): 735-760
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Endothyra prisca subsp. devia (Conil & Lys, 1964) † accepted as Endothyra devia (Conil & Lys, 1964) † (new combination reference)
Laxoendothyra rigida (Durkina, 1959) † accepted as Endothyra rigida Durkina, 1959 † (new combination reference)
Spinoendothyra accurata (Vdovenko, 1954) † represented as Spinobrunsiina accurata (Vdovenko, 1954) † (new combination reference)
Spinoendothyra media (Vdovenko, 1954) † accepted as Pseudoplanoendothyra media (Vdovenko, 1954) † (new combination reference)
Tournayella (Costayella) dainae Malakhova, 1956 † accepted as Costayella dainae (Malakhova, 1956) † (new combination reference)
Urbanella matura (Vdovenko, 1972) † (new combination reference)
Urbanella pseudoukrainica (Vdovenko, 1972) † accepted as Banffella pseudoukrainica (Vdovenko, 1972) † (new combination reference)
Laxoendothyra rigida (Durkina, 1959) † accepted as Endothyra rigida Durkina, 1959 † (new combination reference)
Spinoendothyra accurata (Vdovenko, 1954) † represented as Spinobrunsiina accurata (Vdovenko, 1954) † (new combination reference)
Spinoendothyra media (Vdovenko, 1954) † accepted as Pseudoplanoendothyra media (Vdovenko, 1954) † (new combination reference)
Tournayella (Costayella) dainae Malakhova, 1956 † accepted as Costayella dainae (Malakhova, 1956) † (new combination reference)
Urbanella matura (Vdovenko, 1972) † (new combination reference)
Urbanella pseudoukrainica (Vdovenko, 1972) † accepted as Banffella pseudoukrainica (Vdovenko, 1972) † (new combination reference)