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In 1970 Elliott gave a detailed description of a calcareous alga (Rhodophyta, of the family Corallinaceae), fonning protuberance–covered nodules, from early and middle Miocene of South–West Iran. With an anatomy similar to a previously described genus, Aethesolithon Johnson, he gave it the name Pseudaethesolithon iranicum. This fonn is characterized by a monostromatic hypothallus with prismatic, oblique cells on the support, followed by a perithallus made of elongated, polyhedral cells disposed in superposed and juxtapositioned lenses which constitute the protuberances of the algal nodule.
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Massieux, M. (1977). A Comparison of the Anatomical Structures of a Recent and a Fossil Species of the Corallinaceae. In: Flügel, E. (eds) Fossil Algae. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66516-5_19
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