FIGURE 7 in A new late Eocene Bicornucythere species (Ostracoda, Crustacea) from Myanmar, and its significance for the evolutionary history of the genus
FIGURE 7. Early Miocene (A) and late Eocene (B) localities of Bicornucythere are represented by solid black symbols. The paleogeography was generated using the online service of the Ocean Drilling Stratigraphic Network (http://www.odsn.de), accessed on September 11, 2013. The late Eocene and early Miocene paleogeographies represent configurations at 35 Ma and 22 Ma, respectively. The grey shading indicates plate fragments. The black line shows today's shoreline. Open white circles represent localities of fossil ostracodes without Bicornucythere. Numbers are references to the localities: 1, Gramann (1975); 2, Bera & Banerjee (1996); 3, Khosla & Nagori (1989); 4, Khosla (1978), Singh (1988); 5, Ahmad et al. (1991); 6, Yeşilyurt et al. (2009); 7, Nazik (1993); 8, Honigstein et al. (2002); 9, Bosboom et al. (2011); 10, Bhandari (1991); 11, Bhandari (1992); 12, This study.
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