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Scolecodont-like microfossils, most of which are identified as cephalopod arm hooks (onychites), are common in Oxfordian sapropelic clays recovered at DSDP Site 330. All forms described are considered to represent pelagic organisms since stagnant bottom waters apparently precluded existence of significant bottom fauna. New taxa described are: Paraglycerites mediodenticulatus, n. sp., Accoluncus falklandensis, n. gen., n. sp., and Malvinensis decoris, n. gen., n. sp.

Jurassic Scolecodont-Like Microfossils from the Falkland Plateau (Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 330)