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Muderongia asymmetrica Brideaux, 1977, pl.15, fig.9.
HOLOTYPE. GSC Type Number 46054.
Muderongia asymmetrica Brideaux, 1977, pl.15, fig.10.
GSC Type Number 46055.
Balmula pentaradiata (Singh, 1983) Bint, 1986. Singh, 1983,
pl.43, fig.5 (as Muderongia pentaradiata). HOLOTYPE.
Nyktericysta pentagonum (Singh, 1983) Bint, 1986. Singh, 1983,
pl.44, fig.2 (as Endoceratium pentagonum). HOLOTYPE.
Limbicysta octopediformis MacRae et al., in press.
HOLOTYPE.
Limbicysta quadriformis MacRae et al., in press.
HOLOTYPE.
MacRae, R.A.; Hills, L.V.; and McIntyre, D.J., in press. The paleoecological significance of new species of Limbicysta (Acritarcha) from the Upper Albian of the Canadian Arctic Islands. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences.
Singh, C., 1983. Cenomanian microfloras of the Peace River area, northwest Alberta. Alberta Geological Survey, Bulletin 44, p.1-322.
Andrew MacRae macrae@geo.ucalgary.ca
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