Haliomma vetustum
Haliomma vetustum (family Actinommidae) One of the earliest recorded species of radiolarians, characterized by a siliceous shell, and a member of a family whose members have a spherical or ellipsoidal shape and no internal spicule. H. vetustum is known from the Ordovician of Europe.
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