Fig. 5 in Systematic revision and phylogenetic assessment of the family Neodiscidae (Foraminifera) and new Capitanian foraminiferal genera from the Ankara region, central Türkiye

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Authors: Cengız Okuyucu, Melikan Akbaş
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Fig. 5. Microphotographs of associated foraminiferal fauna identified in the studied Middle Permian (late Capitanian) blocks. A. Globivalvulina vonderschmitti Reichel, 1946, KDY2.2–34. B–C. Globivalvulina cyprica Reichel, 1946. B. KDY2.4–9. C. KDY2.1–37. D–E. Charliella rossae Altiner & ÖzkanAltiner, 2001. D. KDY1.6–9. E. KDY2.2–38. F. Sengoerina argandi Altiner, 1999, KDY1.8–1. G–H. Paraglobivalvulina mira Reitlinger, 1965. G. KDY2.4–15. H. KDY2.2–13. I. Retroseptellina decrouezae (Köylüoglu & Altiner, 1989), KDY2.1–29. J–L. Dagmarita chanakchiensis Reitlinger, 1965. J. KDY2.1–10. K. KDY2.2–33. L. KDY2.1–16. M. Hemigordius schlumbergeri (Howchin, 1895), KDY2.4–25. N. Cornuspira kinkelini Spandel, 1898, KDY2.2–19. O. Cornuspira sp., KDY2.4– 20. P. Calcivertella sp., KDY1.8–28. Q. Geinitzina sp., KDY2.3–3. R. Nodosinelloides camerata (Miklukho-Maklay, 1954), KDY1.1–26. S. Pachyphloia sp., KDY1.6–12. T. Langella sp., KDY1.4–7. U. Robuloides lens Reichel, 1946, KDY1.1–31. V–W. Rectostipulina quadrata Jenny-Deshusses, 1985. V. KDY1.8–2. W. KDY1.8–3. X. Rectostipulina hexamerata Song & Tong, 2009, KDY1.4–5. Scale bars: A–F, J–X = 0.25 mm; G–I = 0.5 mm.

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Paleontology and Stratigraphy of Fossils Protist diversity and phylogeny Paleontology and Evolutionary Biology

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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25 February 2026