CYMBELLA LANGII, A NEW MIOCENE DIATOM FROM THE ESPAÑOLA AREA, RIO ARRIBA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, U.S.A.: Diatom Research: Vol 5, No 1

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Abstract

A distinctive new fossil freshwater diatom species, Cymbella langii McLaughlin & Andrews, is described from a diatomaceous earth deposit in the Chamita Formation of the Santa Fe Group near Espaiiola, central New Mexico. This deposit is dated by K-Ar and mammalian biostratigraphy as Hemphillian or late Miocene in age.

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