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Journal of Paleontology; January 1963; v. 37; no. 1; p. 164-166
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Acrothoracican barnacles in Paleozoic myalinids

Jack T. Tomlinson

Trypetesa caveata, n. sp., is described from myalinid pelecypods from the Pennsylvanian and lowermost Permian of Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. The single slit-like aperture and fan-shaped burrow indicates its relationship to living species of this genus.

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