383 Late Miocene to Pleistocene reef corals in the Gulf of California Home

383 Late Miocene to Pleistocene reef corals in the Gulf of California HomeLate Miocene to Pleistocene reef corals in the Gulf of California BAP #383 A new collection of fossil reef corals from the late Miocene Imperial Formation, the early Pliocene San Marcos Formation, the middle to late Pliocene Carmen Formation, and the Pleistocene, Gulf of California, Mexico, has yielded four new species. Additionally, new occurrences of previously described species are reported. Morphometric analysis failed to distinguish between S.

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as labels indicated Reklaw age

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