File:Peritresius martini.png
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Peritresius martini sp. nov., carapace, ALMNH 6191 (holotype) from the upper Campanian of Alabama, USA. (1) carapace in dorsal view and plastron in ventral view; (2) left peripherals 3–6, 9, & 11 in posterior view; (3) 10X magnified view of the dorsal surface of right peripheral 10; (4) hypothetical reconstruction of the complete shell with the preserved elements shown in gray. Abbreviations: p, peripheral; pyg, pygal; spg, suprapygal. |
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| Source | https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0195651 |
| Author | Andrew D. Gentry, James F. Parham, Dana J. Ehret, Jun A. Ebersole |
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| current | 10:55, 3 February 2021 | | 3,074 × 2,325 (3.23 MB) | FunkMonk | {{Information |Description=Peritresius martini sp. nov., carapace, ALMNH 6191 (holotype) from the upper Campanian of Alabama, USA. (1) carapace in dorsal view and plastron in ventral view; (2) left peripherals 3–6, 9, & 11 in posterior view; (3) 10X magnified view of the dorsal surface of right peripheral 10; (4) hypothetical reconstruction of the complete shell with the preserved elements shown in gray. Abbreviations: p, peripheral; pyg, pygal; spg, suprapygal. |Author =Andrew D. Ge... |
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