Microvertebrate
Scythogondolella milleri, an Early Triassic (ca. 250Ma) conodont element seen in oral, parietal and aboral view. The species is a key stratigraphic marker within the Triassic. Images by Marc Leu, GMX Bern, Switzerland.
Chair: Carine Randon (UPMC, Paris)
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