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Hexarthra mira
Description Microfossils of the palynomorph Schizosporis reticulatus might well be the resting eggs of rotifers related to the extant species Hexarthra mira (Van Geel, 1998).
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added on 2025-05-1520 viewsWoRMS taxaScan of literature (text) Hexarthra mira (Hudson, 1871)checked Jersabek, Christian D. 2025-05-15FileName: 192046.jpg
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