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  • Siphonia - Wikipedia

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    WEBSiphonia is a genus of extinct hallirhoid demosponges of the Lower and Upper Cretaceous, from about 125 to 66 million years ago. [1] . They lived in the Western Tethys Ocean, in what is now Europe . Description. They all had distinctive pear-shaped bodies that were attached to the seafloor via a long stem.

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  • Siphonia - Fossils of the East Yorkshire Coast - Google Sites

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    WEBSiphonia are among the most common fossils found in the Sewerby beds, exactly what species one finds is hard to say, one species I have identified is Siphonia tubulosa which seems to be a...

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  • Siphonia - mindat.org

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    WEBSiphonia griepenkerli species: listed (PBDB) 3: 89.8 Ma Late Cretaceous: 83.6 Ma Late Cretaceous: Siphonia maliformis species: listed (PBDB) 2: 83.6 Ma Late Cretaceous: 83.5 Ma Late Cretaceous: Siphonia micropora species: listed (PBDB) 1: 83.6 Ma Late Cretaceous: 83.6 Ma Late Cretaceous: Siphonia pyriformis species: listed (PBDB) 10: …

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  • World Dream Bank: Siphonia: Atlantic Ocean

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    WEBIn more open, drier regions, gliderwolves looking like coyotes with flying-squirrel skinflaps ride the thermals around cliffs. Humans are a minority in most of the Deep; it's just too hot. See peoples of Siphonia for more.

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  • Siphonia - Cretaceous

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    WEBSiphonia species appear to be quite rare in the Upper Campanian strata of Misburg, but are more common in the Lower Campanian of Höver. The Lower Campanian representatives tend to become very tall (often more than 300 mm). The specimen of Pachycalymma subglobosa shown here has some cortex developped in its basal parts. …

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  • siphonia, n. meanings, etymology and more - Oxford English …

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    WEBThere is one meaning in OED's entry for the noun siphonia. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete. It is last recorded around the 1860s.

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  • Fossilworks: Siphonia

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    WEBSubtaxa: Siphonia (Pachycalymma), Siphonia griepenkerli, Siphonia maliformis, Siphonia micropora, Siphonia pyriformis, Siphonia tulipa. View classification. Ecology: stationary epifaunal suspension feeder. Fossilworks hosts query, analysis, and download functions used to access large paleontological data sets. It presents taxonomic ...

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  • Siphonia - mindat.org

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    WEBSiphonia tulipa species: accepted (GBIF) No associated record in PBDB: Data courtesy of: PBDB: The Paleobiology Database, Creative Commons CC-BY licenced. , GBIF: the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, various licences, iDigBio, various licences, and EOL: The Encyclopedia of Life (Open Data Public Domain). Because fossils are made of ...

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  • ADW: Hexactinellida: INFORMATION

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    WEBHexactinellida. Glass sponges occur world­wide, mostly at depths be­tween 200 and 1000 m. This group of sponges are es­pe­cially abun­dant in the Antarc­tic. All glass sponges are up­right, and pos­sess spe­cial­ized struc­tures at their bases for hold­ing fast to the ocean floor. Most ap­pear out­wardly to be ra­di­ally sym ...

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  • World Dream Bank: Siphonia: Arctic Basins

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    WEBINTRO. The Arctic is paradoxical: both colder and warmer. How can this be? Well, as the Arctic Sea receded, it broke up into several salt lakes deep in their polar basins. Some of these are low enough, and air pressure is high enough, that temperatures are warmer than on …

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