Oil & Gas Geology ›› 1996, Vol. 17 ›› Issue (4): 337-342.doi: 10.11743/ogg19960414
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Liu Bingli, Zhu Zhongde, Jiang Yanwen
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A large number of Calathium specimens were collected from west Hubei. They are characterized by: 1. The organism is in the shapes of inverted cone, born or cup with the opensides upward and the closed tips anchored on the sea bed; 2. Porous double-wall and ring-likeintervallum of the organism constitutes a water circulatory system similar to that of Archaeocyathids and sponge; 3. The organism has no axis but has a broad central cavity which actsprobably as a cloacal 4. Most specimens possess foot-like or tumour-like outgrowth structures with anchoring,twining or balanching function. All these features indicate that the organism should be a kind of lower class animal of filter feeder with certain affinity to Archaeocyathids but should not be classified into algae.
Liu Bingli, Zhu Zhongde, Jiang Yanwen. THE SKELETON STRUCTURE OF CALATHIIDS AND ITS BIOLOGICAL ATTRIBUTE[J]. Oil & Gas Geology, 1996, 17(4): 337-342.
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