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Echinoids of the Kairuku Formation (Lower Pliocene), Yule Island, Papua New Guinea: Clypeasteroida

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2003

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Lindley, Ian

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Linnean Society of New South Wales

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The Kairuku Formation (Lower Pliocene), Yule Island, Papua New Guinea, contains a rich and diverse echinoid fauna. Clypeasteroid (sand dollar) echinoids are an important component of this fauna and seven taxa are recognised. A seagrass community included

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Keywords: Clypeaster; Clypeaster subdepressus; Clypeasteridae; Clypeasteroida; Echinoidea; Halophila; Invertebrata; Laganidae Clypeaster; Clypeasteroida; Echinoidea; Faunal Affinities; Laganum; Lower Pliocene; Papua New Guinea; Tertiary

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/77083

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Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales

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