Hexagonella hudlestonei is a fossil from the Permian of Western Australia. The illustrations are from Crockford (1957). The thin sections were rephotographed using a digital camera (by P.Bock) from the original thin sections used by Crockford (1957), by permission of Geoscience Australia. The thin section of Pl.4, Fig.4 has deteriorated with the separation of the coverslip from the section, seen at lower left in the new image.
Plate 4, Figs. 1. Holotype. Figs 2,3. Two other specimens, CPC 6539, 6546 | |
Plate 4, Fig. 4. Tangential section of another specimen | |
Same specimen, rephotographed. | |
Plate 3, Fig. 5. Tangential section |
Note on the new thin section images: The original plates were transposed left to right in reproduction. The field of view may be different in extent from the original illustration, but broadly covers the same area.
Original description: Hexagonella hudlestonei Crockford, 1957
Locality: Fitzroy Basin, WA
Type Specimen: CPC1074