| Eisenackisyrinx curvatus Mierzejewski, 1986 - a Chitinozoa-like microfossil compiled by Countess Maja Anna Korwin-Kossakowska |
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| Eisenackisyrinx curvatus is an organic microfossil known only from the Ordovician erratic boulders of Baltic origin. Its systematic position is unclear. Mierzejewski (1986, p. 198) described it as follows: "Strongly bent irregular tubes of black, glittering opaque periderm. Tubes about 100-210 micrometers in diameter, narrowing to 30-50 micrometers at both ends, with maximum length over 2 mm." Type horizon: Llanvirn (Eoplacognathus pseudoplanus Zone). |