Atrypa


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A`try´pa


n.1.(Paleon.) A extinct genus of Branchiopoda, very common in Silurian limestones.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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1919 Atrypa parksi Brachiopod William Arthur Parks, Director/Curator
What's in a name? Over the last century the ROM has been home to some of this country's most distinguished scientists, researchers, and curators, many of whom have lent their names to newly discovered specimens
The fauna consists of the brachiopods Howellella, Kozlowskiellina, Meristina, Atrypa, Protozeuge, Sulcatina, Rhynchotreta, Ancillotoechia, and Lepidoleptaena; trilobites Warburgella and Encrinurus; ostracods Craspedobolbina and Beyrichia; algae Wetheredella, Rothpletzella, Spongiostroma, Hedstroemia, and Solenopora; stromatoporoids Labechia, Stelodictyon, and Ecclimadictyon; and rugose corals Rhegmaphyllum, Neocystiphyllum, Acervularia, Tryplasma, and Spongophylloides (Tsegelnjuk et al.
Morphological variation of the tabulate coral Paleofavosites cf. collatatus Klaamann, 1961 from the Silurian of the Bagovichka River localities, Podolia (Ukraine)/Tabulaadi Paleofavosites cf. collatatus Klaamann, 1961 morfoloogiline muutlikkus Bagovichka joe paljandites (Silur, Ludlow) Podoolias Ukrainas
PHYLUM BRACHIOPODA Atrypa "reticularis" (1) "Camarotoechia" sp.
A Late Silurian (Pridolian) age for the Eastport Formation, Maine: a review of the fossil, stratigraphic, and radiometric-age data
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