Diplochaetetes mexicanus
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diplochaetetes-mexicanus-288-15094566
title:
Diplochaetetes mexicanus
text:
Diplochaetetes mexicanus is an extinct species of cirratulid polychaete within the genus Diplochaetetes from the Pacific coasts of the Americas, found mostly in Oligocene and Miocene sedimentary rocks. Its first reported occurrence was in Baja California sediments, hence the name. Later findings have extended its paleogeographic distribution up to Peru. Initially described as a sponge, the similarity of these aggregates with present-day Dodecaceria bioconstructions from the exact same areas has
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description:
Species of annelid worms
original url:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplochaetetes_mexicanus
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date modified:
2024-03-13T23:50:40Z
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13
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