SEM photo of Cretarhabdus limbicrassus from Black, 1972a (Pl. 16, Fig. 5)
Stradneria limbicrassa Reinhardt, 1964
Cretarhabdella spectabilis Black, 1971a
Cretarhabdella lateralis Black, 1972a
Cretarhabdus biseriatus Forchheimer, 1972
The entire species exhibits first-order, slightly greyish-white interference colours. The pelaga of Cretarhabdus limbicrassus exhibits a weak inclined extinction and length-slow (+) elongation in their natural settling position, in plan view under crossed polars.
Species of Cretarhabdus are constructed of cretarhabdid shields and a tube cycle surrounding a large central area, with lateral bars delimiting approximately 20 or more pores in the outer cycle and an axial cross supporting a distal process.
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Forchheimer, S. 1972. Scanning electron microscope studies of Cretaceous coccoliths from the Köpingsberg Borehole No. 1, SE Sweden. Sveriges Geologiska Undersökning, Series C. #668, 65: 1-141.
Reinhardt, P. 1964. Einige Kalkflagellaten-Gattungen (Coccolithophoriden, Coccolithineen) aus dem Mesozoikum Deutschlands. - Monatsberichteder Deutschen Akademieder Wissenschaftenzu Berlin. 6: 749-759.
Stradneria limbicrassa
Reinhardt, 1964
Maastrichtian
Rugen, Germany