Published 1943
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Book Section - Chapter
Part IV. Clupeoid Fishes from the California Miocene
- Creators
- David, Lore Rose
Abstract
A well-preserved fossil fish, evidently the first true Clupea known from the Miocene of California, has been found near Los Angeles. Though known only from the unique type, this good-sized specimen justifies a description. To appreciate clearly the distinguishing characters of the new form, it is necessary first to give a redescription of Xyne grex Jordan and Gilbert. Xyne is the most abundant fish of the Monterey formation and is closely related to Clupea.
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© 1943 Geological Society of America.Additional details
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- 110328
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- Series Name
- Special papers (Geological Society of America)
- Series Volume or Issue Number
- 43
- Other Numbering System Name
- Balch Graduate School of the Geological Sciences
- Other Numbering System Identifier
- 322