Compare Eunotia metamonodon
Eunotia areniverma is similar in shape to E. metamonodon, but the apices of E. areniverma are more rounded. Eunotia monodontiforma possesses spines on the dorsal margin and a greater areola density. Eunotia maior has spines on the apical, dorsal, and ventral margins. Eunotia formica is smaller and more narrow, with a lower stria and areola density than E. metamonodon. Eunotia indica is smaller and has a greater stria and areola density.
LM scalebar = 10 µm
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
32-59 µm
32-59 µm
Width Range
10.5-12.0 µm
10.5-12.0 µm
Striae in 10 µm
9-12 in the valve center, 12-14 near the apices
9-12 in the valve center, 12-14 near the apices
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
