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THE MORPHOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF THE CENTRIC DIATOM GENUS PARALIA. I. PARALIA SIBERICA COMB. NOV.

Richard M. Crawford Department of Botany, University of Bristol, Bristol, BS8 1UG, England
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Patricia A. Sims Science Departments: Botany, The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD, England
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Márta Hajós Hungarian Geological Institute, Budapest, Nepstadion—ut 14, Hungary, H-1143
Pages 241-252 | Published online: 31 Oct 2011

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Diane Winter & Thomas Yancey. (2022) Paralia flatoniana sp. nov., a new species from the late Eocene of Texas with discussion on ecology and initial valves. Diatom Research 37:4, pages 329-349.
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Yoshiki Sato & Eisuke Ono. (2020) Paralia kawasumii sp. nov., a new fossil Paralia species with an elliptical valve from upper Holocene coastal sediments of the central Ise Plain, central Japan. Diatom Research 35:2, pages 113-126.
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Patricia A. Sims & Richard M. Crawford. (2017) Earliest records of Ellerbeckia and Paralia from Cretaceous deposits: a description of three species, two of which are new. Diatom Research 32:1, pages 1-9.
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Michael L. MacGillivary & Irena Kaczmarska. (2013) Lectotypification of Paralia sulcata and description of P. obscura sp. nov. (Bacillariophyta) from the Ehrenberg Collection. Diatom Research 28:3, pages 221-235.
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R.M. Crawford & P.A. Sims. (2009) ANULOPLICATA GLESER, ITS SPECIES AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH ELLERBECKIA CRAWFORD AND TRUANIA PANTOCSEK WITHIN THE RADIALIPLICATACEAE GLESER & MOISSEEVA. Diatom Research 24:2, pages 253-272.
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PatriciaA. Sims & RichardM Crawford. (2007) THE FOSSIL DIATOM GENUS TRUANIA PANTOCSEK AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH ELLERBECKIA CRAWFORD. Diatom Research 22:1, pages 197-207.
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Yuki Sawai, Tamotsu Nagumo & Kensuke Toyoda. (2005) Three extant species of Paralia (Bacillariophyceae) along the coast of Japan. Phycologia 44:5, pages 517-529.
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Marinês Garcia. (2003) PARALIA ELLIPTICA SP. NOV., AN EPIPSAMMIC DIATOM FROM SANTA CATARINA STATE, BRAZIL. Diatom Research 18:1, pages 41-48.
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PatriciaA. Sims & RichardM. Crawford. (2002) THE MORPHOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF THE MARINE CENTRIC DIATOM GENUS PARALIA. II. PARALIA CRENULATA, P. FAUSTA AND THE NEW SPECIES, P. HENDEYI . Diatom Research 17:2, pages 363-382.
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MelissaR. McQuoid & LouisA. Hobson. (1998) ASSESSMENT OF PALAEOENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON SOUTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, USING THE MARINE TYCHOPLANKTER PARALIA SULCATA . Diatom Research 13:2, pages 311-321.
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Bjørg Stabell. (1996) PARALIA THYBERGII SP. NOV.—ANOTHER FOSSIL PARALIA . Diatom Research 11:1, pages 155-163.
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Suk Min Yun, Sang Deuk Lee, Joon Sang Park & Jin Hwan Lee. (2016) A new approach for identification of the genus Paralia (Bacillariophyta) in Korea based on morphology and morphometric analyses. ALGAE 31:1, pages 1-16.
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Michael L MacGillivary & Irena Kaczmarska. (2015) Paralia (Bacillariophyta) stowaways in ship ballast: implications for biogeography and diversity of the genus. Journal of Biological Research-Thessaloniki 22:1.
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Michael L. MacGillivaryIrena Kaczmarska. (2012) Genetic differentiation within the Paralia longispina (Bacillariophyta) species complex . Botany 90:3, pages 205-222.
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M. D. Bidgood, A. G. Mitlehner, G. D. Jones & D. J. Jutson. (1999) Towards a stable and agreed nomenclature for North Sea Tertiary diatom floras — the ‘ Coscinodiscus ’ problem . Geological Society, London, Special Publications 152:1, pages 139-153.
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