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FIGURE 2 in Draconisella mortoni sp. nov., a Mizzia-like Dasycladalean alga from the Lower Cretaceous of Oman

FIGURE 2. Microfossils, "calcareous" algae and foraminifera. 1-2, Deloffrella hauteriviana (Masse, 1999, non 1976): 1, subaxial and oblique sections, Wadi Kamah, sample no. 7 (= Granier, 2013, figure 2.13), 2, subaxial sections,Wadi Mu Aydin, sample no. base-1 (= Granier, 2013, figure 2.3); 3-4, Holosporella sugdeni (Elliott, 1957) Granier, 2017, obliques sections, Wadi Kamah, sample no. 33bis; 5, Praechrysalidina infracretacea Luperto Sinni, 1979, axial section, Wadi Nakhr, sample no. 3; 6-8, Falsolikanella danilovae (Radoičić ex Barattolo, 1978), Wadi Tanuf: 6, oblique section, sample no. 30, 7, subtransverse section, sample no. 54, 8, oblique section, sample no. 31; 9-10, Mayncina sp., Wadi-Kamah: 9, tangential oblique section, sample no. 35, 10, oblique section, sample no. 16; 11-12, Choffatella decipiens Schlumberger, 1905, Wadi Kamah: 11, oblique section, sample no. 34, 12, subaxial section, sample no. 14; 13-16, Coscinoconus sp., Wadi Al Fayn, oblique sections, sample no. 33; 17, Epistomina sp., subaxial section, Wadi Kamah, sample no. 34. Scale bar (for all photos) equals 250 µm.

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8
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