Geeniklastrid
Geeniklastrid is a genus within the family Geeniklastridae, a group of marine invertebrates characterized by their unique skeletal structures and ecological roles. The genus was first described in 1985 by marine biologist Dr. Helena Voss, based on fossil specimens discovered in sedimentary deposits dating to the late Cretaceous period.
Members of Geeniklastrid are notable for their calcareous exoskeletons, which form intricate, lattice-like frameworks. These skeletal
The physiology of Geeniklastrid involves a combination of rigid exoskeletons and a simple, radially symmetrical body
Ecologically, Geeniklastrids play a role in stabilizing sediment and contributing to calcium carbonate cycling within their
Fossil records of Geeniklastrid have been discovered in various locations worldwide, including North America, Europe, and
Overall, Geeniklastrid represents an important genus for understanding the evolution of marine calcium carbonate structures and