Details of the paper
| Title | Carpoideen sind frühe Chordatiere [Carpoids are early chordates] |
| Year: | 2002 |
| Language: | German |
| Source: | Fossilien, 19, Heft 4, S. 216, 217 |
| Keywords: | Hunsrückschiefer, Carpoideen, Chordatier, taxonomische Stellung, Mitrat, ?Dalejocystis (Mitrocystites), Rhenocystis |
| Summary: | Dr. R.P.S. Jefferies from the Natural History Museum in London visited in August 2001 German museums and Bundenbach looking for mitrates and their locomotion traces in the Hunsrück slate. It became obvious that, as well as Rhenocystis latipedunculata, a second species of mitrate exists, namely ?Dalejocystis (Mitrocystites) styloidea. Jefferies saw in my collection also the so-called ährenförmigen Fährten, which were possibly produced by mitrates. Photo: W. Harre |
| Reaction 1: | In a readers letter (in Fossilien, 19, volume 4, pp. 328, 329) mr. Bülow points out, that according to the taxonomic relationship of the mitrates, there are recently more profound arguments for the assignment to the chordates. |
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