The Valvulinidae is a family of Paleocene to recent benthic textulariid Foraminifera characterized by trochospiral tests in the early stage which may become uniserial in the later. Walls are of cemented agglutinated material and have cavities created by micro-tubules, i.e. are canaliculate. Apertures have a valvular tooth or flap, at least in early stage, but may become multiple and areal in the later stage.
Three subfamilies have been defined, the Valvulininae, Siphobigenerininae, and Tritaxilininae.
The Valvulinidae is a family of Paleocene to recent benthic textulariid Foraminifera characterized by trochospiral tests in the early stage which may become uniserial in the later. Walls are of cemented agglutinated material and have cavities created by micro-tubules, i.e. are canaliculate. Apertures have a valvular tooth or flap, at least in early stage, but may become multiple and areal in the later stage.
Three subfamilies have been defined, the Valvulininae, Siphobigenerininae, and Tritaxilininae.
Valvulinidae es una familia de foraminíferos bentónicos de la superfamilia Eggerelloidea, del suborden Textulariina[1] y del orden Textulariida.[2][3][4] Su rango cronoestratigráfico abarca desde el Paleoceno hasta la Actualidad.
Valvulinidae incluye a las siguientes subfamilias y géneros:
Clasificaciones previas incluían en Valvulinidae a las subfamilias Pseudodictyopsellinae y Tritaxilininae.[1] Los géneros de estas subfamilias son actualmente asignados a otras familias:
Otros géneros considerados en Valvulinidae son:
Datos: Q7912855
Especies: Valvulinidae
Valvulinidae es una familia de foraminíferos bentónicos de la superfamilia Eggerelloidea, del suborden Textulariina y del orden Textulariida. Su rango cronoestratigráfico abarca desde el Paleoceno hasta la Actualidad.
