Compare Eunotia pseudoparallela
Eunotia metamonodon has a more convex dorsal margin, lower stria density, variable spacing between striae, and apices that are slightly dorsally constricted coming to a terminal point.
Eunotia tauntoniensis has narrower valves, is less arcuate, and apices are expanded to apiculate.
Eunotia formica has variably spaced striae, an inflated valve center, weakly capitate apices with acutely rounded ends, and the helictoglossae are positioned further onto the ventral side of the apices.
Eunotia parallela has less arcuate valves, may be narrower, and the terminal raphe fissure and helictoglossae are positioned more ventrally.
LM scalebar = 10 µm
Length Range
64.9-117.9 µm
64.9-117.9 µm
Width Range
8.8-11.3 µm
8.8-11.3 µm
Striae in 10 µm
11-15
11-15
Length Range
26.3–246.0 µm
26.3–246.0 µm
Width Range
9.6–16.7 µm
9.6–16.7 µm
Striae in 10 µm
9–11 at center of the valve, 12–15 near the apices
9–11 at center of the valve, 12–15 near the apices
Length Range
97.2-337.5 µm
97.2-337.5 µm
Width Range
6.4-8.9 µm
6.4-8.9 µm
Striae in 10 µm
12-14 in the valve center, 14-16 at the ends
12-14 in the valve center, 14-16 at the ends
Length Range
51.8–142.1 µm
51.8–142.1 µm
Width Range
6.4–9.9, at the central swelling: 7.8–15.8 µm
6.4–9.9, at the central swelling: 7.8–15.8 µm
Striae in 10 µm
6–10 in the center, 10–16 near the apices
6–10 in the center, 10–16 near the apices
