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flmnh-8	Osborn, Adam; Portell, Roger; Mooi, Rich	Neogene echinoids of Florida	2020	235	.pdf	application/pdf	72467	5012	63	Clypeaster oxybaphon, which also occurs in the Oligocene Bridgeboro Limestone in Washing- ton County Florida, has depressed submargins that characterize the species and readily distinguishes it from C. petersonorum n. sp. Etymology.—Genocidaris oyeni n. sp. is named in honor of the late Dr. Craig Oyen in recog- nition of his significant contributions to our knowl- edge of Florida fossil echinoids.	cache/flmnh-8.pdf	txt/flmnh-8.txt