Fetchamium prolixispinosum gen. et comb. nov. (division Dinoflagellata)

@article{Pearce2018FetchamiumPG,
  title={Fetchamium prolixispinosum gen. et comb. nov. (division Dinoflagellata)},
  author={Martin A. Pearce and Graham L. Williams},
  journal={Journal of Micropalaeontology},
  year={2018},
  volume={37},
  pages={17-20}
}
Abstract. Oligosphaeridium is a gonyaulacacean dinocyst lacking cingular processes and possessing a distinctive process centred on the antapical plate indicating a sexiform hyposomal tabulation. However, specimens referable to the description of Oligosphaeridium prolixispinosum Davey and Williams, 1966, although lacking cingular processes, are clearly not sexiform. As an additional complication, the holotype of Oligosphaeridium prolixispinosum possesses cingular processes. In this brief… 
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