Dinoflagellate cysts from the Late Jurassic Dingodinium swanense Zone in the North-West Shelf and Timor Sea, Australia  

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Riding, J.B. | Helby, R.

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Late Jurassic (Kimmeridgian) dinoflagellate cysts from the Timor Sea, offshore north-western Australia include several undescribed forms. Of these, three genera, Hadriana, Mombasadinium and Striatodinium, and seven new species described as new. The new dinoflagellate cyst species are Craspedodinium swanense, Cribroperidinium corrugatum, Gonyaulacysta fenestrata, Hadriana cincta, Oligosphaeridium swanense, Striatodinium lineatum and Striatodinium ottii. The genus Craspedodinium and the species Indodinium khariense are emended. The species formerly known as Indodinium? parvelatum is transferred to the new genus Mombasadinium and is also emended. All these new dinoflagellate cyst taxa have stratigraphical utility in the Kimmeridgian Dingodinium swanense Zone of Australia.

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