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Globosograptus Bouček and Přibyl in Přibyl, 1948 (Silurian; Graptoloidea) is a synonym of Streptograptus Yin, 1937

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D. K. Loydell
D. K. Loydell*
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Department of Geology, University of Portsmouth, Burnaby Building, Burnaby Road, Portsmouth, PO1 3QL, U.K.
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The silurian graptoloid genus Globosograptus was erected by Boucek and Přibyl (in Přibyl 1948, p. 37), who selected as type species Monograptus wimani Bouček, 1932. As noted by Bulman and Rickards in the Treatise (Bulman 1970, p. V155), Globosograptus “was based on the silhouette appearance of a slender Llandovery species on which the thecae possess a long prothecal portion, no thecal overlap, and a seemingly enrolled methathecal portion. The nature of this enrollment is indefinite … The genus has no precise significance and its application is quite impracticable.”

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Paleontoiogical Note
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Journal of Paleontology , Volume 70 , Issue 5 , September 1996 , pp. 891 - 892
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