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English: Clypeaster marinanus - syn: Clypeaster marginatus at the National Museum of Natural History, Vilhena Palace, Republic of Malta.
The genus Clypeaster is indicative of a shallow warm sea. Though abundant in the seas of the Mediterranean region during Tertiary times, it has now completely disappeared from the Mediterranean and survives only in the seas of warm latitudes. Because of their relatively rapid evolution, Clypeasters are of considerable stratigraphic value.Magyar: Clypeaster marinanus - szin: Clypeaster marginatus a máltai Vilhena Palace-hoz tartozó National Museum of Natural History-ban. |
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