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Cambrothyra
Extinct genus of Cambrian animals
Extinct genus of Cambrian animals
|C. ampulliformis| Qian and Zhang, 1983}} |?Mirabichitina| (nomen nudum) Yand, He, and Deng, 1983 |?Nanjiangochitina |(nomen nudum) Yang, He, and Deng, 1983 |?Mirabifolliculus| Yang and He, 1984 |?Nanjiangofolliculus| Yang and He, 1984 |Acatomus |Duan, 1986 |Clinopa |Duan, 1986 |Horridomus| Duan, 1986. |Hubeitesta |Duan, 1986 |Situlitesta |Duan, 1986 |Ovitesta |Duan, 1986 |Trymitesta |Duan, 1986 |Pollofructus |Geng and Zhang, 1987 |Globifructus| Geng and Zhang, 1987 |Parahorridomus |Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993 |Laxicavia |Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993 |Turbinella |Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993 |Cyphinites| Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993 |Tympanites| Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993 |Lapistamnia| Duan, Cao, and Zhang, 1993}}
Cambrothyra (not to be confused with Cambrorhytium) is a Lower Cambrian coeloscleritophoran from China. The fossils are hollow cones with porous walls that had an originally fibrous aragonitic mineralogy. These conical sclerites were generally not connected to other sclerites; only occasionally are they paired or twinned. The genus comprises the sole species C. ampulliformis.
References
References
- (2010). "''Cambrothyra ampulliformis'', an unusual Coeloscleritophoran from the Lower Cambrian of Shaanxi Province, China". Journal of Paleontology.
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