Homeomorphy, and a remarkable illustration

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1941
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Abstract
The phenomenon of homeomorphy is briefly considered and the wider usage of the term in preference to the commonly misused word 9mimicry9 is urged. Some typical examples of homeomorphy are cited and the remarkable heterochronous brachiopod homeomorphs Tetractinella and Cheirothyris are discussed and illustrated. Tetractinella Bittner 1890 and Cheirothyris Rollier 1919 are based on Terebratulites trigonellus Schlotheim 1820 from the Jurassic limestones and from a middle Triassic (Muschelkalk) horizon at Tarnowice, Silesia.
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Authors Preston E. Cloud
Journal american journal of science
Year 1941
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10.2475/ajs.239.12.899
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