Yet, it additionally be should be noted that the characteristics of the form genus are not especially distinctive. This form is a floral constituent of a newly described sand on the top of the Wellington Formation in Kansas. This sand is Lower Permian - Leonard in age and presently being described by Lawrence Skelton of the Kansas Geological Survey in Wichita, Kansas. This new species also exhibits many similarities to Concavisporites sp. However, the form described here is different in the thickness of the exine, the larger and thickener contact area, and the thickened lips adjacent to the trilete scar.
Spores belong to the plant kingdom.
Most palynologists agree that these forms represent ancient fruiting body elements of plants long extinct. This species of spore pictured is new and in the process of being formally described.