mahantabit

Mahantabit is a genus of extinct species of crustaceans. The single known species from this genus is Mahantabit profundicola, named for its discovery in the Permian aged Dharwar rocks in central India.

Fossil specimens of Mahantabit profundicola have been identified based on poorly preserved remains consisting of broken valves, characterized by a flat isopygidan hinge. This genus is believed to belong to the extinct order of ostracods, or seed shrimp, a group of small, usually bivalved, Panarthropod animals. Members of this order are predominantly found in marine and freshwater environments.

Studies on the sedimentary sequence where Mahantabit fossils were found suggest that they date back to the Guadalupian (late Permian) stage, approximately 260 million years ago. During this period, Gondwana (a supercontinent comprised of India, South America, Africa, and Antarctica) was still forming, and the region was characterized by tropical marine conditions.

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