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Kamaena gigantea

Kamaena gigantea O.A. Sukhov J. Geol., Geogr. Geoecol., 30(4): 759. 27 Dec 2021
Name
Kamaena gigantea
Rank
Species
Generic Name
[Genus] Kamaena
Authors (Pub.)
Sukhov O. A.  
Publication
A new species of palaeosiphonocladal algae Kamaena gigantea from the Lower–lowermost Middle Mississippian sediments of the Donbas (Upper Tournaisian–Lower Visean) [2021/12]
Journal
Journal of Geology, Geography and Geoecology
Volume
30
Issue
4
Page number
759
Year
2021
Fossil Status
thallus (calcareous)
Stratigraphy
Tournaisian
Strat. comment
Dokuchaevskian horizon
Location
borehole 74, dth. 231−233.7 m, near village Rodnikove, Starobeshiv district, Donets'k region, Ukraine
Paleoregion
Laurussia (Baltica)
Data for Holotypus
Repository
Institute of geological sciences, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
Repository Number
sample 98
Diagnosis
The thallus is large, tubular, curved, its shape varies from subcylindrical, subconical and subrectangular depending on the cross section. Its wall is quite thick, uneven, “porous”, sometimes with protuberances, mostly on the outside, and has irregular “pores”. “Pores” are mostly straight, not branched and not all specimens have them. Pores are located perpendicular to the wall. Partitions are infrequent, straight or curved to the central part of the thallus. They are placed at approximately the same distance from each other and perpendicularly or at an angle to the wall and have approximately the same thickness. Their inner cavity is wide.

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