Sheppard, L.M. & Bate, R.H. (1980). Plio-Pleistocene ostracods from the upper Amazon of Colombia and Peru. Palaeontology. 23(1):97-124.

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Sheppard, L.M. & Bate, R.H.

1980

23(1):97-124

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https://www.palass.org/publications/palaeontology-journal/archive/23/1/article_pp97-124

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An unnamed formation from near La Tagua, Colombia, and the Pebas beds of Peru contains ostracod faunas that provide new information on the environment of deposition and the probable age o sediments. The ostracods are a mixture of freshwater, brackish, and marine species, from what was essentially a brackish-water environment. Fifteen species, of which nine are new, are described, together with two subspecies. Three genera — Botulocyprideis, Otarocyprideis, and Rhadinocytherura — are new.

America, South

Ostracoda

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