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Prosodacna (Prosodacna) ebersini Semenenko, 1965 †
1502787 (urn:lsid:marinespecies.org:taxname:1502787)
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Semenenko, V.N. (1965). Novyy vid <i>Prososdacna</i> iz nizhnekimmeriyskikh otlozheniy Severnogo Priazov'ya [A new species of Prososdacna from the Lower Cimmerian deposits of the Northern Azov Sea]. <em>Paleontologicheskiy sbornik.</em> 2(2): 115-116.
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Note "Severnoye Priazov'ye, s. Raynovka, s....
Type locality "Severnoye Priazov'ye, s. Raynovka, s. Primorskiy Posad (burovyye skrazhiny glubiny 64-86 m ot poverkhnosti, nizhniy plast zhelezistogo peschanika)" [Northern Azov region, village Raynivka, village Primorsky Posad (drilling holes 64-86 m deep from the surface, the lower layer of ferruginous sandstone)] (Ukraine) [details]
MolluscaBase eds. (2021). MolluscaBase. Prosodacna (Prosodacna) ebersini Semenenko, 1965 †. Accessed at: https://molluscabase.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=1502787 on 2025-09-10
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Semenenko, V.N. (1965). Novyy vid <i>Prososdacna</i> iz nizhnekimmeriyskikh otlozheniy Severnogo Priazov'ya [A new species of Prososdacna from the Lower Cimmerian deposits of the Northern Azov Sea]. <em>Paleontologicheskiy sbornik.</em> 2(2): 115-116.
page(s): 115-116, unnumbered pl., figs 1-6 [details] Available for editors [request]
page(s): 115-116, unnumbered pl., figs 1-6 [details] Available for editors
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Type locality "Severnoye Priazov'ye, s. Raynovka, s. Primorskiy Posad (burovyye skrazhiny glubiny 64-86 m ot poverkhnosti, nizhniy plast zhelezistogo peschanika)" [Northern Azov region, village Raynivka, village Primorsky Posad (drilling holes 64-86 m deep from the surface, the lower layer of ferruginous sandstone)] (Ukraine) [details]
