Pseudostega
Pseudostega (order Cheilostomata, suborder Anasca) A division of bryozoans in which the colony stands erect, and is cylindrical or with two layers of individuals in cross-section. The individuals are arranged in longitudinal rows. The division occurs from the Cretaceous to the present.
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