Taxonomy and palaeoecology of brachiopods from the South-Helvetic zone of the Fäneren region (Lutetian, Eocene, NE Switzerland)

@article{Sulser2010TaxonomyAP,
  title={Taxonomy and palaeoecology of brachiopods from the South-Helvetic zone of the F{\"a}neren region (Lutetian, Eocene, NE Switzerland)},
  author={Heinz Sulser and Diego A. Garc{\'i}a‐Ramos and Peter K{\"u}rsteiner and Ursula Menkveld-Gfeller},
  journal={Swiss Journal of Geosciences},
  year={2010},
  volume={103},
  pages={257-272}
}
Terebratuloid and cancellothyridoid brachiopods from the South-Helvetic Lutetian (Eocene) of the Fäneren region (NE Switzerland) are described: Carneithyris subregularis (Quenstedt) and two forms of Terebratulina s.l. under open nomenclature. Several species of Alpine and non-Alpine origin, related to Carneithyris subregularis, like Terebratula kickxi Galeotti, Terebratula aequivalvis Schafhäutl and Terebratula hilarionis Davidson show characters, which compare well with Carneithyris… 

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