Mid Ordovician commensal relationships between articulate brachiopods and a trepostome bryozoan from eastern Canada

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Abstract

A mid Ordovician microcommunity of sessile filter feeders, from the Trenton Group of eastern Canada, developed as a commensal relationship between an arborescent trepostome bryozoan and two taxa of articulate brachiopod. An unusual specimen preserves a life assemblage of over 30 individuals of Onniella and provides an explanation for some occurrences of Lower Palaeozoic pedunculate brachiopods in dark shales.

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Harper, D. A. T., & Pickerill, R. K. (1996). Mid Ordovician commensal relationships between articulate brachiopods and a trepostome bryozoan from eastern Canada. Atlantic Geology, 32(3), 181–187. https://doi.org/10.4138/2087

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