Linoporella buseri Radoičić, 1975, revisited: A Liassic dasycladalean alga from the Dinarides and continental Italy

  • Rajka Radoičić Kralja Petra 38, 11000 Beograd, Serbia
  • Marc André Conrad 71 chemin de Planta, 1223 Cologny, Switzerland
  • Nicolaos Carras IGME, Acharnai, 13677 Athens, Greece.
Keywords: Dasycladales, Linoporella buseri, Liassic, Slovenia

Abstract

The Liassic Linoporella buseri is re-examined, on the basis of an abundant material of reefal origin, originating from the newly described type-locality in Slovenia. It is compared with the Berriasian-Valanginian type-species L. capriotica, studied by BARATTOLO & ROMANO (2005). Both species have three orders of laterals. In L. buseri, however, apart of other, clear cut differences, the tertiary laterals are usually hair-like, occasionally phloiophorous at tip, forming a distal cortex such as in L. capriotica. Consequently, the genus Linoporella is slightly emended, to fit observations made on the two species.

Published
2023-03-08
How to Cite
Radoičić, R., Conrad, M. and Carras, N. (2023) “Linoporella buseri Radoičić, 1975, revisited: A Liassic dasycladalean alga from the Dinarides and continental Italy”, Geološki anali Balkanskoga poluostrva, 70(1), pp. 61-69. doi: 10.2298/GABP0970061R.
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Original Scientific Paper