 | Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 |
Taxon description
Eiserhardt et al., 2001
Revised Diagnosis: Pill-like coprogene pellets, cylindrical with concave terminations (informal name for single pellet: Copndus sensu Richter & Richter 1939 a; nomen nudum), epifaunal originated on bedding planes, arranged as curvcd or angular strings or bands.
Groom, 1902
Description. Small sausage-shaped bodies. They are isolated, or in groups of two or three, but are usually collected together in elomgated patches, or in shoet, broad, or narrow, more or less irregularly curved bent strings, wich are flattened in the plane of bedding.
Synonymy list
1902
Tomaculum problematicum, gen et sp, nov. — Groom, pp. 127, fig. 32-35
1939
Syncoprulus pharmaceus n. sp. — Richter & Richter, pp. 164, fig. 1-7
1941
Tomaculum problematicum — Peneau, pp. 127-132, fig. 1-11
1941
Tomaculum problematicum — Volk, pp. 123-126, fig. 1-4
2001
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Eiserhardt et al., pp. 325-358, fig. 1-8
2003
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Bruthansová & Kraft, pp. 437-438
2004
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Vizcaïno et al., pp. 285, fig. Fig. 4:11,12
2007
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Podhalanska, pp. 299, fig. 5g
2008
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Luo et al., pp. 133, fig. Pl. 39: fig.4
2012
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Weber et al, pp. 89, fig. Fig. F.10
2016
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — Neto de Carvalho et al., pp. 30, fig. 4J
2017
Tomaculum problematicum Groom, 1902 — van Keulen & Rrhebergen, pp. 210