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Postbroeckinella flabelliformis Sirel, 2012
Description Sirel, E. (2012). Seven new larger benthic foraminiferal genera from the Paleocene of Turkey. Revue de Paléobiologie. 31(2): 267-301.page(s): p. 283, Pl. VIII, figs. 1-9 (holotype fig. 5).
Fig. 1-9: Postbroeckinella flabelliformis n.gen. n.sp. Early Thanetian, figs. 1, 9 from the Harabekayış section (Fig. 3); figs. 2, 3, 6-8 from the Saray village, NE Van (Fig. 1); fig. 4 from the Gemerek section (Fig. 1) and fig. 5 from the Baskil section (Fig. 4); all figs. X 20, 1: Almost equatorial section, showing biserial early and flabelliform adult chambers, B form, (HK. 4/10/2), 2: Axial section, including biserial early and uniserial adult chambers (right) and tangential section of Vania sp. (left), (107/1), 3: Centered axial section of A form, showing biserial early and uniserial adult chambers, (106/3), 4: Tangential section, (TK. 2/1a/4/1), 5: Incomplete equatorial section, B. form, holotype, showing biserial early chambers and the vertical (beam) and horizontal (rafter) subepidermal partitions in the flabelliform form and alveolar compartments near the surface of the test (bottom), (Ba. 3/6/1), 6: Axial section, showing undivided biserial early and divided uniserial chambers, (107/3), 7: Almost centered, oblique axial section, (107/3), 8: Non centered axial section, (108/1), 9: Centered axial section of A form, (HK. 3/3/x). PNG file - 424.40 kB - 498 x 996 pixels added on 2025-06-3014 viewsWoRMS taxa Postbroeckinella flabelliformis Sirel, 2012 †checked Le Coze, François 2025-06-30
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