Species

Rogerella caveata (Tomlinson, 1963)

Type specimen data

holotype: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History ; U.S.N.M. 139766; North of Baldwin, Kansas;

Reference:

Tomlinson, J. T. 1963. Acrothoracican barnacles in Paleozoic myalinids. pp. 164–166.

Taxon description

Tomlinson, 1963a

Diagnosis: Burrows fan-shaped, with elongated, pointed, slit-like aperture 1.76 XO.6 mm. (average of 205 burrows); holotype burrow 11.3 X5.0 mm.; burrow extends laterally or towards pointed end of aperture. In myalinids from Pennsylvanian and Permian of Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma.

Synonymy list

1963 Trypetesa caveata, n. sp. — Tomlinson , pp. 164, fig. 23:1-5

2019 Rogerella caveata (Tomlinson, 1963) comb. nov. — Wisshak, Knaust & Bertling , pp. 15

Selection of related publications

Tomlinson, J. T. 1963. Acrothoracican barnacles in Paleozoic myalinids. Journal of Paleontology 37, 1, 164–166.

Klassificering

Organism group	Biota
Ichnofossil group	Ichnofossils
	Bioerosional trace fossils
Family	Rogerellidae
Genus	Rogerella
Species	arbiglandensis
	caudata
	caveata
	clarkei
	cragini
	davenporti
	elliptica
	elongata
	lecointrei
	linii
	mathieui
	oostoma
	pattei
	polonica
	sacculus

References based on distribution

Tomlinson, 1963a North of Baldwin, Kansas Pennsylvanian