and four left in open nomenclature. Among the six positively identified acritarch species, three have both dubious chronostratigraphic significance and non-distinct morphology (e.g.,
Veryhachium triangulatum, Veryhachium minutum, and Leiosphaeridia ketchenata), and the other three (Diexallophasis denticulata[=Evittia remota], Multiplicisphaeridium raspa, andTylotopalla caelamenicutis) cross the Ordovician–Silurian boundary in the Bohemian sections, and are also known to occur commonly in Silurian strata in other localities.