Dasycladaceae

The Dasycladaceae is one of the two extant families of green algae of the order Dasycladales. When found in Palaeozoic limestones, they typically indicate depositional depth of less than 5m.[2]

Dasycladaceae
Fossil Dasycladaceae from Triassic of Italy
Scientific classification
Phylum: Chlorophyta
Class: Ulvophyceae
Order: Dasycladales
Family: Dasycladaceae
Kützing,[1] 1843
Genera[1]

See text

Genera
  • †Acicularia
  • †Acroporella
  • Amicus
  • Anatolipora
  • Andrusoporella
  • Anfractuosoporella
  • †Anisoporella
  • †Anthracoporella
  • †Archaeocladus
  • †Atractyliopsis
  • Batophora
  • †Beresella
  • Bornetella
  • †Chinianella
  • Chloroclados
  • †Clavapora
  • †Clavaporella
  • Connexia
  • Cylindroporella
  • Cymopolia
  • Dasycladus
  • Dissocladella
  • †Dvinella
  • †Endoina
  • †Eoclypeina
  • Eogoniolina
  • †Eovelebitella
  • †Epimastopora
  • †Euteutloporella
  • †Favoporella
  • †Fourcadella
  • †Genotella
  • †Goniolinopsis
  • †Gyroporella
  • Halicoryne
  • Holosporella
  • †Imperiella
  • †Kantia
  • †Kochanskyella
  • †Lacrymorphus
  • †Macroporella
  • †Mizzia
  • †Munieria
  • †Nanjinoporella
  • Neomeris
  • †Oligoporella
  • †Ollaria
  • †Pentaporella
  • †Permopora
  • †Placklesia
  • †Salpingoporella
  • †Teutloporella
  • †Thailandoporella
  • †Uragiella
  • †Uragiellopsis
  • †Uraloporella
  • †Velomorpha
  • †Vermiporella
  • †Xainzanella
  • †Zaporella
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References
  1. Guiry, MD; GM Guiry (2007). "AlgaeBase version 4.2 Taxonomy Browser". AlgaeBase. National University of Ireland, Galway. Retrieved 2007-09-22.
  2. See the NCBI webpage on Dasycladaceae. Data extracted from the "NCBI taxonomy resources". National Center for Biotechnology Information. Retrieved 2007-03-19.


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