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A problematical coelenterate(?) from the Lower Cambrian, near Moraine Lake, Banff Area, Alberta
Mary Needler Arai,Alan McGugan +1 more
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Problematical tub-like structures from the Lower Cambrian Gog Group of Sentinel Pass, near Moraine Lake, Banff Area, Alberta, are referred to Bergaueria Prantl, and are interpreted as the resting burrows of a primitive coelenterate, possibly related to Edwardsia as discussed by the authors.Abstract:
Problematical tub-like structures from the Lower Cambrian Gog Group of Sentinel Pass, near Moraine Lake, Banff Area, Alberta, are referred to Bergaueria Prantl, and are interpreted as the resting burrows of a primitive coelenterate, possibly related to Edwardsia.read more
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