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- Pachymatisma johnstonia is a species of sponge belonging to the family Geodiidae. A species of the north-eastern Atlantic coasts, this is a usually grey...
- genera, including Dicroidiopsis, Diplasiophyllum, Zuberia, Xylopteris, Johnstonia and Tetraptilon, but this is rejected by other authors. The leaves of...
- Jacq. Helinus E.Mey. ex Endl. Johnstonalia Tortosa (originally named Johnstonia; by some treated as Gouania) Pleuranthodes Weberb. – synonym of Gouania...
- Umkomasia ovulate structures Pteruchus pollen organs Dicroidium leaves Johnstonia leaves Komlopteris? leaves Kurtziana? leaves Pachypteris? leaves Xylopteris...
- Iliad. Hackett Publishing. ISBN 978-1-60384-367-6 – via Google Books. johnstonia home page (home page of Ian Johnston) 2006 (2nd ed.), Richer Resources...
- areolata Bowerbank, 1872 Pachymatisma bifida Burton, 1959 Pachymatisma johnstonia (Bowerbank in Johnston, 1842) Pachymatisma monaena Lendenfeld, 1907 Pachymatisma...
- variabilis Sycon ciliatum Sycon elegans Hymerhabdia typica Pachymatisma johnstonia Eurypon viride Eurypon clavatum Eurypon major Hymeraphia breeni Hymeraphia...
- Heteroclymene Arwidsson 1906 – 2 species Isocirrus Arwidsson 1906 – 7 species Johnstonia Quatre****es 1866 – c. 5 species Leiochone Grube 1868 – 6 species Macroclymene...
- Thiele, 1899 Pachymatisma Bowerbank, 1864 Penares Gray, 1867 Pachymatisma johnstonia Geodia cydonium Geodia barretti "WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species...
- voltzialean conifer. Only present in the upper Valle de la Luna Member. Johnstonia J. coriacea San Juan Leaves of a corystosperm "seed fern". Some authors...