The evolutionary significance of scale-like spines on the Australian and SW Pacific Cainozoic ostracods Ponticocythereis manis Whatley & Titterton, 1981 and Trachyleberis floridus sp. nov

  • Warne M
  • Whatley R
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Abstract. Ponticocythereis species are a discrete phylogenetic group within the Trachyleberididae that evolved in the SW Pacific and Australasian regions during the Tertiary. The presence of similar scale-like spines on the unrelated species Ponticocythereis manis Whatley & Titterton, 1981 and Trachyleberis floridus sp. nov. is presented as an example of convergent evolution.

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Warne, M. T., & Whatley, R. C. (1996). The evolutionary significance of scale-like spines on the Australian and SW Pacific Cainozoic ostracods Ponticocythereis manis Whatley & Titterton, 1981 and Trachyleberis floridus sp. nov. Journal of Micropalaeontology, 15(2), 161–168. https://doi.org/10.1144/jm.15.2.161

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