Fig. 2. —Distribution of Productida (Productacea and Strophalosiacea) in Australia during the late Sakmarian and early Artinskian (e.g., Callytharra Formation, etc., of Western Australia, and Fauna II of eastern Australia = Telfordian Stage in New Zealand), each genus represented by a line generalised to suggest latitudinal extent. Fewest genera occur in Tasmania, and the number increases northwards through New South Wales and Queensland. In Western Australia a Dictyoclostid is found, member of a family not known in eastern Australia, and Wyndhamia, Terrakea, and Anidanthus with others are apparently absent. Strophalosia has been inadvertently omitted from Western Australia.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Earth Sciences, Volume 7, Issue 7, 14 July 1970, Page 105
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96Fig. 2.—Distribution of Productida (Productacea and Strophalosiacea) in Australia during the late Sakmarian and early Artinskian (e.g., Callytharra Formation, etc., of Western Australia, and Fauna II of eastern Australia = Telfordian Stage in New Zealand), each genus represented by a line generalised to suggest latitudinal extent. Fewest genera occur in Tasmania, and the number increases northwards through New South Wales and Queensland. In Western Australia a Dictyoclostid is found, member of a family not known in eastern Australia, and Wyndhamia, Terrakea, and Anidanthus with others are apparently absent. Strophalosia has been inadvertently omitted from Western Australia. Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand : Earth Sciences, Volume 7, Issue 7, 14 July 1970, Page 105
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