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  2. A New Species of Tumidocarcinidae (Decapoda, Carpilioidea) from the Kambüel Formation (Paleocene) of Austria
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Abstract

Titanocarcinus kambuehelensis new species is described from the Paleocene Kambühel Formation of Aus­tria. Titanocarcinus ranges from the Cretaceous through the K/T mass extinction into the Eocene. This spe­cies is part of a reef fauna, which is one of several similar Paleocene occurrences in Northern and Central Europe. The new species is relatively small for the genus, and only the dorsal carapace is known.
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Article
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232
Publication Date
2009-01-01
Publication Title
Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien
Volume
111A
Last Page
225
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Department of Geology
Permalink https://oaks.kent.edu/geolpubs/102
Verhoff, J., Müller, P., Feldmann, R., & Schweitzer, C. (2009). A New Species of Tumidocarcinidae (Decapoda, Carpilioidea) from the Kambüel Formation (Paleocene) of Austria. Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien. https://doi.org/232
Verhoff, James, Pál Müller, Rodney Feldmann, and Carrie Schweitzer. 2009. “A New Species of Tumidocarcinidae (Decapoda, Carpilioidea) from the Kambüel Formation (Paleocene) of Austria”. Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien. https://doi.org/232.
Verhoff, J., P. Müller, R. Feldmann, and C. Schweitzer. A New Species of Tumidocarcinidae (Decapoda, Carpilioidea) from the Kambüel Formation (Paleocene) of Austria. Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien, 1 Jan. 2009, doi:232.