large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
large specimen with narrow pelaga
large with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
very large specimen with wide pelaga
very large specimen with wide pelaga
very large specimen with wide pelaga
very large specimen with a wide pelaga
very large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a narrow pelaga
very large specimen with a narrow pelaga
large specimen with a medium-wide pelaga
very large specimen with a wide pelaga
Arkhangelskiella cymbiformis Vekshina, 1959 [Length: 10.0µm; width of pelaga: 1.5-2.0µm]
Large [>6.5µm] species of Arkhangelskiella having four to eight pores in each quadrant of the central area. Arkhangelskiella specillata Vekshina (1959) have a similar size range but differs from Arkhangelskiella cymbiformis by having more than eight pores in each quadrant. The variants of this species based on overall size and the width of the pelaga may prove to be useful for local correlations.
Manivit, H., (1968): Nannofossiles calcaires du Turonien et du Senonian. - Revue de Micropaléontologie. 10(4): 277-286.
Vekshina, V.N., (1959): Coccolithophoridae of the Maastrichtian deposits of the West Siberian lowlands. - Siberian Science Research Institute of Geology Geophysics Mineralogy and Raw Materials, 2: 56-81.
Arkhangelskiella cymbiformis
Vekshina, 1959
Maastrichtian
Western Siberian Lowland, Luchinkino, Gan'kina series, Russia