chitinozoa

Chitinozoa (English singular: chitinozoan, plural: chitinozoans) are a group of flask-shaped marine microfossils (50-2000 micrometres) which appear dark or almost opaque when viewed using a light microscope. They are used as stratigraphic markers in biostratigraphy from uppermost Cambrian through Ordovician and Silurian to Devonian. Alfred Eisenack was the first to give a detailed description of chitinozoa in 1931.

External links

CIMP Chitinozoan Subcommission
Commission Internationale de Microflore du Palozoique (CIMP), international commission for Palaeozoic palynology.
Centre for Palynology, University of Sheffield, UK
The Micropalaeontological Society
The American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists (AASP)

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