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Robinson, J. H. (2017). Fossil craniid brachiopods (Craniata) of Australia and New Zealand. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria. 129(2): 7-30.
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10.1071/rs17005 [view]
Robinson, J. H.
2017
Fossil craniid brachiopods (Craniata) of Australia and New Zealand
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
129(2): 7-30
Publication
Three fossil craniid species from Australia are synonymised. Two species are transferred to two different genera, one to Danocrania and one to Novocrania; these species are described, figured and their geographic ranges illustrated. Five fossil craniid species from New Zealand, four of Novocrania and one of Valdiviathyris, are described, figured and their geographic ranges illustrated. The species described range in age from middle Paleocene to Recent. The paleoecology is summarised.
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South Australia (state) for Danocrania allani (Cockbain, 1966) † 
 Stratigraphy

Fossil specimens of this species occur from the late-Paleocene to late-Eocene. [details]

 Stratigraphy

Fossil specimens of this species occur in the Oligocene. [details]

 Stratigraphy

Fossil specimens of this species occur in the mid-Eocene and Oligocene. [details]

 Stratigraphy

From the Oligocene to Miocene. [details]

 Stratigraphy

Fossil specimens of this species occur in the mid-Eocene and the Oligocene. [details]

 Taxonomic remark

This fossil species was originally described as "Crania quadrangularis Tate, 1893", but as this species name was ... [details]