. Bulletins of American paleontology. Middle Ordovician Bryozoa of Tennessee: Marintsch Table 4.—Relative abundances of common trepostome species (> 3%) within Bryozoan Assemblages at Howard Cemetery I stratigraphic order. See Table I for explanation of the column headings and abbreviations used. Species present Specimens 18. 38-43 ft ( Bythopora dendrina Tarphophragma ampla Homotrypa subramosa Anaphragma hermitagensis Stigmatella dislinctaspinosa Heterotrypa subtrentonensis Homotrypa tuherculata Other species (each < ) [Total: 10 genera/15 species] Homotrypa flabellahs


. Bulletins of American paleontology. Middle Ordovician Bryozoa of Tennessee: Marintsch Table 4.—Relative abundances of common trepostome species (> 3%) within Bryozoan Assemblages at Howard Cemetery I stratigraphic order. See Table I for explanation of the column headings and abbreviations used. Species present Specimens 18. 38-43 ft ( Bythopora dendrina Tarphophragma ampla Homotrypa subramosa Anaphragma hermitagensis Stigmatella dislinctaspinosa Heterotrypa subtrentonensis Homotrypa tuherculata Other species (each < ) [Total: 10 genera/15 species] Homotrypa flabellahs var spinifera Bythopora dendrina Batostomella siibgracilis Homotrypa subramosa Homotrypa tuherculata Acanlholaminatus typicus Panohallopora pulchella Panohallopora granda Other species (each < ) [Total: 12 genera/18 species] 68 9 9 7 7 6 5 16 127 108 78 51 22 21 21 18 12 ^ 383 lata), Prasopora falesi. Eridotrypa mutabilis (as Eri- dotrypa aedilis), Cyphotrypa acervidosa, and Peron- opora mundiila (as Homotrypella mimdida). These are taxonomically similar to KarkJins' (1984) Tarpho- phragma miiltitabiilata zone. In fact. Brown noted Tarphophragma midtitabidata. Prasopora falesi, and Eridotrypa mutabilis, three of the more common fau- na] elements described in the present report, to be some of the most abundant and well-characterized fau- nal components of his study area. Bork and Perry (1967, 1968a,b) studied the trepos- tome fauna of the Ion and Guttenberg Formations HOWARD CEMETERY I ' 'i' ' I (ft) 3-11. Text-figure 5.—Graphic display illustrating the relatise abun- dances of common trepostome species (s 3%) within Bryozoan As- semblages found at the Howard Cemetery section. See Text-figure 2 for explanation of symbols used. (lower Trentonian of Twenhofel et al, 1954; mainly lower Kirkfieldian of R


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