Conditolepis lobicornis


Sugerowana cytacja: Dzik 2015. Conditolepis lobicornis Schülke 1995. Ikonoteka (http://ikonoteka.paleo.pan.pl/xwiki/bin/viewrev/Species/Conditolepis+lobicornis)

Diagnoza

Smooth P1 element with a narrow extension of the posterior lobe and gently bent P2 element with incipient platform and denticles of almost uniform height and size.

Porównanie

Conditolepis lobicornis is the first member of the branch of palmatolepidids with reduced additional processes in S0 elements, indicating also its proximity to K. linguiloba sp. n. representing a continuation of its lineage. Klapperilepis subperlobata (Branson et Mehl, 1934 sensu Schülke 1999) is ancestral to C. lobicornis. Its relationship to, and possible identity with, K. triangularis remains to be clarified.

The shape of the platform of P1 elements is very variable in each of the studied samples, with end-members of transition series approaching Palmatolepis initialis Dzik, 2006. , C. tenuipunctata , and C. linguiloba Dzik, 2006. This apparent similarity is the result of a phylogenetic proximity to all these species, in the first case the shared features of the apparatus morphology are plesiomorphic, in two others these could be considered apomorphic for the genus. There is a clear morphologic gap between the ranges of the platform shape variability of the type populations of C. lobicornis, C. linguiloba sp. n., and C. tenuipunctata.

Autekologia

Występowanie geograficzne

Płucki, Wietrznia, and Jabłonna.

Zasięg czasowy

K. triangularis Zone. 

Materiały muzealne

ZPAL: 403 specimens.

Literatura

Dzik, J. 2006. The Famennian "Golden Age" of conodonts and ammonoids in the Polish part of the Variscan sea. Palaeontologia Polonica 63, 1-359.

Specyfikacja

Królestwo
ANIMALIA 

Typ
CHORDATA 

Podtyp
CONODONTA

Gromada
CONODONTOPHORIDA

Podgromada
EUCONODONTA

Rząd
Ozarkodinida

Podrząd
Ozarkodinina

Rodzina
Palmatolepididae

Rodzaj
Conditolepis

Gatunek
Conditolepis lobicornis

Synonimy

Populacja typowa gatunku

Holotyp

Locus typicus

Seßacker trench near Dillenburg in the Rhenisch Slate Mountains.

Stratum typicum

Bed 29. 


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