Fig. 1From: Embryonic and early juvenile development in the Silurian basal nautilid Peismoceras Hyatt, 1894Early juvenile specimen of Peismoceras scharyi sp. nov., MCZ 165412 (figured by Barrande 1877, pl. 511, figs. 11–14), Wenlock, Homerian, P. parvus Biozone, Motol Formation, Beroun, Kozel locality; right lateral (a), dorsal (b), ventral (c) and left lateral views (d), detail of apex (e, f, i, j) and dorsal part of the apex (g, h). Dotted lines in j indicate cicatrix area with central bar inside. Scale bars: 5 mm (a–d), 2 mm (g, h), 1 mm (e, f, i, j). ap aperture, all appearance of longitudinal lirae, bsc breaks in shell curvature, c constriction, cb central bar, arrow indicates centre of the central bar; ci cicatrix, arrows indicate margin of the cicatrix area, d depression in cicatrix area, e end of embryonic shell indicated by change in sculpture and appearance of the first rib, f flexure in longitudinal lirae near apex, gcb groove bordering central bar, r rib, re rapidly expanding apical part of the shell, rs reticulate sculpture, vl ventral lobe of ridges/ribs (hyponomic sinus)Back to article page