Foraminifera taxon details
Paraschwagerina kansasensis (Beede & Kniker, 1924) †
1291759 (urn:lsid:marinespecies.org:taxname:1291759)
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Species
Schwagerina kansasensis Beede & Kniker, 1924 † · unaccepted (Opinion of Dunbar and Skinner...)
Opinion of Dunbar and Skinner (1936), Vachard (2018) pers. comm.
marine, brackish, fresh, terrestrial
fossil only
(of Schwagerina kansasensis Beede & Kniker, 1924 †) Beede, J. W.; Kniker, H. T. (1924). Species of the genus Schwagerina and their stratigraphic significance. <em>Austin: Texas University Bulletin.</em> 2433: 1-100., available online at http://hdl.handle.net/2152/54040
page(s): p. 30 pl. 5 : 7 : 8 fig. 1-5 : 6 : 4 (holotype pl. 5 fig. 1).; note: 1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply- folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone. X15. 2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber . of this ...
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page(s): p. 30 pl. 5 : 7 : 8 fig. 1-5 : 6 : 4 (holotype pl. 5 fig. 1).; note: 1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply- folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone. X15. 2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber . of this ...
1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply-
folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone.
X15.
2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber .
of this species· is so minute and the first volutions so closely
wound that it is very difficult to get a true axial section.)
3. Slightly excentric section of specimen from the W olfcamp
formation, Brewster County, Texas. X 12.5. (These
specimens are heavily impregnated with iron.)
4. Axial section of specimen from same locality. X 11.
5. Part of axial section showing exceptionally well the very thin
folded septa of the axial region. The septa of this species
are nearly devoid of pores. One or two are shown in this
figure. Neva limestone.
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Hayward, B.W.; Le Coze, F.; Vachard, D.; Gross, O. (2025). World Foraminifera Database. Paraschwagerina kansasensis (Beede & Kniker, 1924) †. Accessed at: https://www.marinespecies.org/Foraminifera/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=1291759 on 2025-05-22
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(of Schwagerina kansasensis Beede & Kniker, 1924 †) Beede, J. W.; Kniker, H. T. (1924). Species of the genus Schwagerina and their stratigraphic significance. <em>Austin: Texas University Bulletin.</em> 2433: 1-100., available online at http://hdl.handle.net/2152/54040
page(s): p. 30 pl. 5 : 7 : 8 fig. 1-5 : 6 : 4 (holotype pl. 5 fig. 1).; note: 1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply- folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone. X15. 2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber . of this ...
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page(s): p. 30 pl. 5 : 7 : 8 fig. 1-5 : 6 : 4 (holotype pl. 5 fig. 1).; note: 1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply- folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone. X15. 2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber . of this ...
1. Axial section, type of species. Shows evenly and deeply-
folded septa, minute initial chamber, and broad axial zone.
X15.
2. Slightly excentric section. X 12.15. (The initial chamber .
of this species· is so minute and the first volutions so closely
wound that it is very difficult to get a true axial section.)
3. Slightly excentric section of specimen from the W olfcamp
formation, Brewster County, Texas. X 12.5. (These
specimens are heavily impregnated with iron.)
4. Axial section of specimen from same locality. X 11.
5. Part of axial section showing exceptionally well the very thin
folded septa of the axial region. The septa of this species
are nearly devoid of pores. One or two are shown in this
figure. Neva limestone.
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