T. rugosus group

Triquetrorhabdulus rugosus group

Species of Triquetrorhabdulus with c-axis perpendicular to length of nannolith. Typically these species are dark in cross-polarised light but they sometimes rest at angle were they show moderate birefringence they then show length-slow orientaton s opposed tothe lntgh-slow orientation of the T. carinatus group.

 Typical specimens Morphology Range
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T. rugosus

- the typical form 

NN6-12
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T. rioi

- parallel sided 

NN6-7
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T. striatus

- with subsidiary ridges parallel to long axis 

NN10-12
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T. extensus

- one blade extended into wing 

NN11B-12
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T. finifer

- arcuate shape 

NN11B to 12

 

 

Scratchpads developed and conceived by: Vince Smith, Simon Rycroft & Dave Roberts