A supplementary description of brisaster iheringi (Spatangoida: Schizasteridae) from the miocene of Patagonia Argentina
Neogene Argentinean echinoids are important biostratigraphic tools. New specimens of Schizaster iheringi (de Loriol, 1902) from Early Miocene sedimentites (Chenque Formation, Patagonia, Argentina) allowed us to improve its original description, providing for the first time details of the apical disc...
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2017
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