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Brown, N. K.; Brönnimann, P. (1957). Some Upper Cretaceous Rotaliids from the Caribbean Region. Micropaleontology. 3(1): 29-38.
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Brown, N. K.; Brönnimann, P.
1957
Some Upper Cretaceous Rotaliids from the Caribbean Region
Micropaleontology
3(1): 29-38
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Six rotaliid foraminifera from Upper Cretaceous reef deposits of the Caribbean region are discussed. One species, Sulcoperculina angulata Brown and Bronnimann, is new. Siderolites vanbelleni (van den Bold) and Kathina jamaicensis (Cushman and Jarvis), originally described from strata thought to be of Eocene age, are regarded as Upper Cretaceous fossils. Siderolites skourensis (Pfender), Stomatorbina binkhorsti (Reuss), and Eponides hemisphaericus (Reuss), which are known from the type Maestrichtian in Holland, are recorded from Cuba.
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Eponides hemisphaerica (Reuss, 1862) † accepted as Eponides hemisphaericus (Reuss, 1862) † (replacement name source)
Eponides hemisphaericus (Reuss, 1862) † (replacement name source)
Kathina bermudezi (Cole, 1942) † accepted as Kathina jamaicensis (Cushman & Jarvis, 1931) † (source of synonymy)
Kathina jamaicensis (Cushman & Jarvis, 1931) † (new combination reference)
Stomatorbina binkhorsti (Reuss, 1862) † (new combination reference)
Sulcoperculina angulata Brown & Brönnimann, 1957 † (original description)
Sulcoperculina obesa Cizancourt, 1949 † accepted as Sulcoperculina globosa Cizancourt, 1949 † (source of synonymy)
Eponides hemisphaericus (Reuss, 1862) † (replacement name source)
Kathina bermudezi (Cole, 1942) † accepted as Kathina jamaicensis (Cushman & Jarvis, 1931) † (source of synonymy)
Kathina jamaicensis (Cushman & Jarvis, 1931) † (new combination reference)
Stomatorbina binkhorsti (Reuss, 1862) † (new combination reference)
Sulcoperculina angulata Brown & Brönnimann, 1957 † (original description)
Sulcoperculina obesa Cizancourt, 1949 † accepted as Sulcoperculina globosa Cizancourt, 1949 † (source of synonymy)