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Sermaya biseriata

Sermaya biseriata D.A. Eggert, Delev. Palaeontographica, Abt. B, Paläophytol., 120(5–6): 172. Jun 1967
Name
Sermaya biseriata
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Sermaya
Authors (Pub.)
Eggert D. A. Delevoryas T.  
Publication
Studies of Paleozoic ferns: Sermaya, gen. nov. and its bearing on filicalean evolution in the Paleozoic [1967/6]
Journal
Palaeontographica
Volume
120
Issue
5–6
Page number
172
Year
1967
Fossil Status
foliage (fertile)
Stratigraphy
Kasimovian
Strat. comment
Calhoun Coal, Mattoon Formation, McLeansboro Group
Location
Sec. 7, T2N, RI3W, Sumner Quadrangle, Creek bed near town of Berryville, Lawrence County, Illinois, USA
Paleoregion
Laurussia (Laurentia)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven, USA
Repository Number
Specimen contained in University of Iowa Coal Ball 100
Num
Plate 34, Fig. 1; Plate 35, Fig. 2—9; Plate 36, Fig. 10—14; Plate 37, Fig. 15—21; Plate 38, Fig. 22—26.
Pub.
Studies of Paleozoic ferns: Sermaya, gen. nov. and its bearing on filicalean evolution in the Paleozoic [1967/6]
Diagnosis
Sporangia approximately 0.33 to 0.35 mm. in diameter producing spores ranging from 30 to 40 microns in diameter when mature. Mature spores having arms of the trilete extending from the point of divergence almost to full diameter of the spore body with the outer surface of the spore wall smooth to finely punctate. Distal portion of frond pinnatifid having alternately borne, shallowly lobed pinnules measuring about 4.4 mm. in length and 2.6 mm. in diameter.
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