HARVARD UNIVERSITY

ere

LIBRARY

OF THE

Museum of Comparative Zoology

a od ee

wad es

“g ;

| my ie 100 TT aes
EMME DOL HA i :

ny | if i j y Oi ey:
; 1, . ih ia fe
M » re i i!
ny Cie ¢ ty" vas vee
(\ ive sf Hl i, ny

ai f
‘ j
{ (i
- A , F
j 4 Fel ; i } <P)
4 f pit ‘ n' i} S i
| {7 } j i rr i
J j aypiy " \ U
. ss 7 '
ae |
| — i ‘
Ve :
f f
‘ a
- i]
i f
’ AS
as i]
i
‘
Ure he
1 A
i Su ie
1
! i
”
a
fi
j
i
: LA
|
‘a
a i
Li
bs re
fi
i
y
\ “
L ‘
i =
‘
/
‘
r
Q i
.
—
"
+
“A
a -
}
.
hoe =

ie

e=

BULLETINS
—_—_

OF

AMERICAN
PALEONTOLOGY

*

VOL. XLVI

*

NUMBER 218

1965

nstitution

PALEONTOLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTION

1964 - 1965
t
PRR STOVER ss caer ra ea dene Se se as Zan nna Aone cea Pare eae ee AXEL A. OLsson
WVIICE = PRESIDENT octets son cos sce eae ee teeee ea reat te alae nace ceamcor oceans DonaLp W. FISHER
SECRETARY= DREASURER) | cccstescssessdtcttasstvsssessarctiavonsyaneucancasececsteauicctastanes REBECCA S. Harris
DIRECTOR fessteresteceteecceevascapeceeececnsauhevaeabccadtoaeradenrenessecazttacose KATHERINE V. W. PALMER
COUNSEL rere esa EE TED POR RAR A eter SR be Ce etrecnaas seenee Saceeeee ARMAND L, ADAMS
IREPRESENTATIVE,(AWA'A S| (COUNCIL ge ssciac severe ie sasesecenses een uecen cena KENNETH E, CASTER
Trustees
KENNETH E. CASTER (1960-1966) KATHERINE V. W. PALMER (Life)
DonaLp W. FisHER (1961-1967) WILLIAM B. HeEroy (1963-1968)
Resecca S. Harris (Life) AXEL A. Oxsson (Life)
SoLtomon C. HotuisTer (1959-1965) Hans G. Kucuer (1963-1969)

W. Storrs Cote (1964-1970)

BULLETINS OF AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY

and

PALAEONTOGRAPHICA AMERICANA

KATHERINE V. W. PALMER, Editor
Mrs. Fay Briaos, Secretary

Advisory Board

KENNETH E. CASTER Hans KUGLER
A. Myra KEEN Jay GLENN Marks.
AXEL A. OLSSON

Complete titles and price list of separate available numbers may be had
on application.

For reprint, Vols. 1-6, 8-15, Bulletins of American Paleontology see
Kraus Reprint Corp., 16 East 46th St., New York 17, N.Y., U.S.A.

For reprint, vol. I, Palaeontographica Americana see Johnson Reprint
Corporation, 111 Fifth Ave., New York 3, N.Y., U.S.A.

Subscription may be entered at any time by volume or year, with average
price of $16.00 per volume for Bulletins. Numbers of Palaeontographica Amer-
icana invoiced per issue. Purchases in U.S.A. for professional purposes are
deductible from income tax.

For sale by

Paleontological Research Institution
109 Dearborn Place
Ithaca, New York
U.S.A.

BULLETINS
OF
AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY

(Founded 1895)

Vol. 48

No. 218

CATALOGUE OF THE PALEOCENE AND EOCENE
MOLLUSCA OF THE SOUTHERN AND
EASTERN UNITED STATES

PART I. PELECYPODA, AMPHINEURA, PTEROPODA,
SCAPHOPODA, AND CEPHALOPODA

By

KATHERINE V. W. PALMER
AND
Doris C. BRANN

Paleontological Research Institution

June 25, 1965

Paleontological Research Institution
Ithaca, New York, U.S.A.

oe
(24 6

Library of Congress Card Number: GS 65-2

MUS, COMP. ZOOL

LIBRARY
JUL 7% {N00

HARVARD

UNIVERSITY.

Printed in the United States of America

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Financial aid for this project was provided by the American
Philosophical Society (grant 2538, 1959, and grant 2892, 1961),
Humble Oil and Refining Company, Houston, Texas (1961), and
the Society of the Sigma Xi (grant, 1963), for which the authors
are truly grateful. Without their help we could not have compiled
the mass of data nor spent the time necessary in checking and
verifying the innumerable details which make such a compen-
dium valuable.

The authors are indebted to many persons from whom we
have sought information or verifications of material submitted to
them. All have given cooperatively of their time. We wish especially
to thank James E. Allen of Alexandria, Louisiana, Judge Leon
M. Bazile, Ashland, Virginia, M. Beauvais, Laboratoire de Géolo-
gie de la Sorbonne, Paris, France, Roger L. Batten, William K.
Emerson, and Norman D. Newell, American Museum of Natural
History, Edgar Bowles, Washington, D.C., Kenneth E. Caster,
University of Cincinnati, Robert Chambers, Wagner Free Institute
of Science, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, André Chavan, Chante-
merle, Seyssel, France, R. J. Cleevely, Deputy Librarian, British
Museum (Natural History), L. R. Cox and C. P. Nuttall, De-
partment of Paleontology, British Museum (Natural History) , Fred
L. Dimock, University of Michigan Library, William H. Hay, Uni-
versity of Illinois, W. G. Heaslip, Syracuse University, Gertrude
D. Hess, American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Vilma
Hudak and the late Mrs. Patricia O’Brien, New Jersey State Mu-
seum, Walter B. Jones, Philip E. La Moreaux, and Charles W.
Copeland, Geological Survey of Alabama, F. Stearns Mac Neil
and Ellen J. Moore, U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, Califor-
nia, John Marwick, formerly New Zealand Geological Survey,
Winnie McGlamery, formerly Geological Survey of Alabama, Pat-
rick C. Mudd, clerk of Court, La Plata, Maryland, Lewis G. Nichols,
Louisiana State University, David Nicol, University of Southern
Illinois, Matthew H. Nitecki, Walker Museum, University of Chi-
cago, Richard K. Olsson, Rutgers University, Edward D. Pearce,
2d, Museum of Science, Boston, Mrs. Venia Phillips and Horace
G. Richards, Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Emma

B. Richardson, Charleston Museum, South Carolina, Peter U.
Rodda, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, Jean
Roger, Bureau de Recherches, Géologiques et Miniéres, Paris,
France, Henryk B. Stenzel, Shell Development Company, Houston,
Texas, H. B. Whittington, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts, Barbara Bedette and Druid Wilson, U.S.
Geological Survey, Steve Windham, Florida Geological Survey, and
J. M. Edmonds, University Museum, Oxford, England.

The libraries of the American Museum of Natural History,
New York City, Cornell University, the Paleontological Research
Institution, Ithaca, New York, and the United States Geological
Survey in Washington, D.C., have been generous in the loan of
pertinent books not available to us elsewhere. The British Museum
(Natural History), London, England, has had photocopies made
of pages of several books which we needed. We appreciate this help.

The late T. H. Aldrich had in the heyday of his fossil re-
searches negotiated with Otto Meyer to draw various types of
fossil mollusks in the Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia.
These consisted of the Eocene and Oligocene species of Conrad,
Lea, Gabb, and Heilprin. Mr. Aldrich turned the book of the
drawings of the gastropods over to the senior author when she
was monographing the Claibornian gastropods. Plates of engrav-
ings of these drawings were included in the Bulletin (Palmer,
1937, plates 78-90) . The Meyer drawings were realistically executed,
and the publication of those drawings placed on record illustra-
tions of types which had not been figured but later lost or had
been poorly illustrated originally. At Mr. Aldrich’s death the col-
lection of the Meyer drawings of the pelecypods were deposited at
the Geological Survey of Alabama. Through the courtesy of State
Geologist P. E. La Moreaux and the Survey, the suite was loaned
to us with permission to use those which we felt desirable. Most of
the illustrations of types included are from the collection. We are
indebted to the Alabama Geological Survey for this privilege.

Thanks are expressed to Mrs. Marjorie Jones for typing the
manuscript and to Mrs. Fay Briggs for drafting the stratigraphic
chart.

CONTENTS

ATE, COLTTGOTG UB ee ee ees PEST conte sear oer eee ere 3
PA BSERACES Bese. SRO ES: CAR eS BR tat sient ea aaateacead ats dsc eh oem adiath seanatenss lav eee beatae 7
TEN SUT RTE GT rage kent athe ee eat Nt okt Apt pe et aba eae lena i
Purpose “= an Sw Gate Soewe eae “etree canghee lek Poy d cert — 5 iat ivacedeastttes 10
IPLOGEGUEEN, geccsecercccasecotsct recess ssecnsoresctecsstencessctbesastsweeeestuntesascrenccrervatintetdateereoenr tenet eee 10
SPEGIAlWRCOlLECELON SI apres. So tere ese sec aa se Sece a Seca ees aS se Sass k aS CoM Coe RaE Toc OS ESE EERO 11
Miscellaneous! stratiorapnic) Notes) escrito ee 15
Location of type specimens by author and ate ...:..:....cessssessssccssscsssecsnasesssessovesce 18
TOPOS ICOTICS tees cect rc ee ee ee NERS RN AE Ca OnE Nae aE dott eet 21
VN b}0) aap EWE TO) Chee LE eee A oe Re ee ee WR oe Oe a ee eed 22
bet lent x1 Ete! coco) ef 0 eee a ame a nee Sep ee op a oP eT 23

PASTVA TS HIVE UIT ens ce ca cassec cc ececcs noe eee ne eee cate cea cc cea onon cee ce sae etre cater ate ETS ore tasasaes 355

Gastropoda (Pteropodia ie ccrorecccstek cc ever ce aceee sett ner eee tena seine eo esd 356

SCE SL) oe EO Cea eo cpaen cep cecosc oo eo SDE aC EaEC oC EE ESOS SeCCeC ERS co oan CRC Ee Ero a EES ER eo 360

WeplalOpOd al sacccccccurccsaresetes seers otrereses coor esc os een oa ese Noe TAAL SeSeOoTESah bs aT Ties oo EE 372

tit mae!

Pingehs Rusa ar Hocumhen, Sioa Pasa,

Prunes; Merry. By Stortecty Minlh hip ip Company, Hoiaton,

Fens, HB. Whbiningron, ‘Steam s Lonmpatative Zoology, Chit.

+ Ainwaelaeaattp, < Max tapon Reenbert arid. Dawid “Wilton,” 0,5.

a, 06 Saiki, Wg eli imei fan pen orp i

y : M. Fulraivwy: fa, Rieciieney: Ah Cresnenih 1 Oxfgnd, Tew’ eae ee
| as “Tisens tanta i perenne

Mins. meen oihM ment eS er

ee ae ee “eterna
grin a tlio: ae teat Ne cited wedi

heed Acme et iter “phhotoripsie relied

ds ne bigs si
a Moonee cron
riiL. sialon £ Ais
| Shea ceed @, aoe
Bhs Biko = “en i yaearionge, vite
Gerry OL ten ara vgn vs he ve, sinbet siam a
wes tr rot $e Bere iad Lom eon Sein te
Piece o8.. Ut be eaih ie a ht. A aoa
O's policuen Meaty TF ae tae ht ee wore gear enlinurly exemktierd,
TRS TOCA ae ‘eter orig’ :

re : Ww oF typ whieh het god Roped Deen ¥Y a ;
7 ain, hourly Whintrateedt wey Tome i eee ets
- tia. sab. ddam.dolenvien, dealin. 8 WOK scl Rea aCe |
) Gorteewal Suney of Abite gn, Pim oO ranareny ak Bee
tier mee cuohed unre teenie ria a ph MR
aM (hi pifeiwion ‘a Cay take thievay wWivbety wet felt weet -
at Gi divisinas Kae pies “Tacblad” we au hee are
. rhe dha’ Makoana Geutagice! Sinvel tie tthiy’ arr
Tinh aye vepreked 0 Mom, Murine fom ton ypinge she |

Nei ps ee et Mins Fay Geigy fev ae
ira

i.

CATALOGUE OF THE PALEOCENE AND EOCENE
MOLLUSCA OF THE SOUTHERN AND
EASTERN UNITED STATES
PART I. PELECYPODA, AMPHINEURA, PTEROPODA,
SCAPHOPODA, AND CEPHALOPODA

KATHERINE V. W. PALMER*
AND
Doris C. BRANNT

ABSTRACT

The area of the Paleocene and Eocene molluscan species enumerated is that
from Texas through the Mississippi embayment, Florida, to New Jersey. Part I
includes the described species of pelecypods, chitons, pteropods, scaphopods, and
cephalopods. Part II will contain those of the gastropods. The compilation re-
garding each species contains the present specific combination with the family,
complete synonymy, type stratigraphic range, type locality with additional oc-
currences, kind of type specimen with the depository of the type if known.
Specific names other than that of the heading are cross-referenced. Species which
have been listed by authors under the typical name of which there*is doubt as to
their identification are segregated under the generic name with “sp.” Effort
has been made to include all pertinent corrections and stratigraphic information
from published and available unpublished papers. About 1177 specific headings
are presented in Part I. A table is compiled which contains all of the species
listed in Pt. I with units: Paleocene, lower, middle (lower, middle, upper
Claiborne combined and Gosport sand), and upper Eocene. A stratigraphic
column for Paleocene and Eocene members, formations, and groups as used in
the text is included. Cf. Miodontiscus timothii is a new name proposed for
Crassatellites clarkensis Aldrich, 1911 not Dall, 1903a. Nuculana hannahae
is a new name for Leda milamensis Harris, 1896 not L. milamensis Harris,
1895a.

INTRODUCTION

One hundred forty years ago John Finch (1824) described
the first Eocene mollusk from the Atlantic Coastal Plain of the
United States. His fossil oyster (O. gigantissima) from the rich
bed of shells at Shell Bluff, on the Savannah River, Georgia, fore-
told and led the fertile array of discoveries of Paleocene and Eocene
molluscan remains from the pits of New Jersey; the bluffs of the
Chesapeake Bay; quarries of Georgia, of North Carolina, and
Florida; exposures in South Carolina, particularly on the Santee
River; the banks of the Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers of Ala-
bama; the banks of Little Stave, Garland, and Town Creeks, Mis-
sissippi; the Arkansas and Saline Rivers, and Little Crow Creek
of Arkansas; the Ouachita and Red Rivers of Louisiana; the
Sabine, Brazos, Trinity, and Colorado Rivers of Texas to the Rio
Grande. The preservation of the fossils of the animals which lived
along the strand line of the province of the Atlantic Coast, of the
Floridian transgression, and of the Mississippi embayment provide
an extraordinary means of depicting the biologic, geographic, and
geologic history of the species. The abundance of the shells makes

*Director, Paleontological Research Institution.
tResearch Assistant, Paleontological Research Institution.

8 BULLETIN 218

excellent guides to the stratigraphic horizons. Because the main
western extent of the Paleocene and Eocene faunas remained
within the confines of the greater Mississippi embayment during
the rise and fall of the shore line of the stages, the changes in the
biologic character of the faunas may be traced.

Alternating marine spread with uplift which allowed fresh-
water conditions occurred during the greater units from the Mid-
wayan through the Jacksonian times. Changing habitats are re-
flected in the occurrence and character of the fossils. Fortunately the
fossils are abundantly preserved. Unique stocks with potential
sturdy factors in certain genera furnish evidence of evolutionary de-
velopment when interpreted by careful shell analysis and their strat-
igraphic age. Conspicuous are the lines of Venericardia-Venicor,
Ostrea, Athleta, Calyptraphorus, Lapparia, Pseudoliva, Caricella,
and Bullia. The extent of specimens in other groups, as yet not crit-
ically studied from such a standpoint, will provide excellent ma-
terial for additional reviews. This catalogue is aimed to assemble
the basic facts so that such researches may be suggested and ac-
celerated. The senior author is engaged in monographing the mol-
luscan fauna of the upper Eocene Ocala group of Florida and
Georgia, the origin of which is Tethyan (Richards and Palmer,
1953; Palmer and Richards, 1954; Palmer, 1957) with the majority
of the species new. This index has organized the information which
is necessary before authentic specific and generic determinations
can be made through research on such new forms or revision of
the old faunas in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal regions.

Amongst the pioneer work on the paleontology of the lower
Cenozoic the name of Timothy A. Conrad is preeminent. His de-
scriptions of Eocene fossils began in 1830 on shells from Maryland
and extended to 1875 with those new genera and species from North
Carolina. His studies of fossils ranged from New Jersey to the
Ouachita River in Louisiana and the Rio Grande, Texas. He (1832-
35) and Isaac Lea (1833) first depicted the splendid fossils from
the well-known layer (Gosport sand) of the middle Eocene at Clai-
borne Bluff on the Alabama River. In 1890 Marquis Antoine de
Gregorio of Palermo, Sicily, produced an elaborate tome of 316
pages and 46 plates of the fossils from that famous landmark (see
Wheeler, 1935) . Harris, 1896 documented the Midway mollusks and
in 1897(b) and 1899(a) those of the lower Eocene Wilcox (Sa-

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 9

bine) group. In 1919 Harris enumerated and illustrated the pele-
cypods of the middle Eocene, in 1937 the turrids (Gastropoda) and
Palmer (1937) did the gastropods. Harris (1946) and Palmer
(1947) , monographed the Jackson, upper Eocene molluscan fauna.
Harris’ contributions include numerous other pertinent papers on
the Eocene, both paleontologic and stratigraphic on the fossils from
Maryland to Texas, always with the aim of providing tools toward a
continued elucidation of the early Cenozoic of the South. The names
are many who have added and are adding to the knowledge of these
faunas. Outstanding are: Aldrich (1886-1931), Clark and Martin
(1901), Gardner (1935, 1939a, and 1945), Gardner and Bowles
(1939), Bowles (1939), Stenzel (1942, 1947, 1949), Stenzel and
Turner (1940, 1942) , Stenzel, Krause, and Twining (1957) , Fisher,
Rodda, and Dietrich (1964). Besides the larger contributions,
smaller papers which added to the conception of the molluscan
fauna, were important but minor in extent. These were mainly
studies by Gabb, Heilprin, Meyer, Meyer and Aldrich, Vaughan,
Casey, Miller, Miller and Thompson, Richards, and Cooke.

Paralleling and interrelating the biologic descriptions have
been the field researches of the stratigraphic and geologic develop-
ment of the interpretation of the Paleocene and Eocene history.
Harris in his Bulletins (1896, 1897b) on the Midway and lower
Eocene presented a brief historical resumé of the geologic work of
the southern Tertiary in the various southern states. Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining (1957) performed a service in endeavoring to rec-
oncile and complete old data of the Texas area with modern in-
terpretations. Murray (1961) has provided in his comprehensive
compendium the historical summary and modern interpretations of
the “Geology of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Province of North
America.” The general nature of the early Cenozoic is known and
agreed upon, but the interpretation of relation and value of time
and rock units are still debatable and are in minor disagreement.
The general faunal stratigraphic significance is apparent, yet there
is a vast amount of excellent material available for studies to be
made at the generic and specific levels including revised generic
determination and evaluation, ontogenetic studies, more concise
generic determinations for stratigraphic and geographic guides, as
well as dissertations on origin and migration of the fauna.

10 BULLETIN 218

PURPOSE

The purpose of this project is to bring together concisely the
basic information of the Paleocene and Eocene molluscan fossils
and their associated sediments. We feel that before studies are con-
tinued on the species that an evaluation of each form should be
made in terms of its original description with reference to type
specimen, type locality, and type range. Those are fundamental to
understanding the true facts of any fossil species. Without consid-
eration of these controls misleading deductions may be made and
the value of the fossil as a means of stratigraphic determination is
reduced. It has been our aim to make available this information
compactly yet as completely as possible. The evaluation of the
record has been made from long experience with Paleocene and
Eocene fossils in the field and laboratory and with the literature
involved. It is hoped that the publication of these data will facili-
tate future researches.

PROCEDURE

Because of the extensive size of this book, in order to include
as much pertinent information as possible, complete references are
not written in the text. They are designated by author and year.
The full reference will be found in the Literature Cited. For uni-
formity in the final form all Roman numbers as in the original
reference are converted, except in certain cases, to Arabic.

Lists of identified species in stratigraphic papers, with certain
exceptions, are not included in the synonymies. One cannot decide
from a list how authentic the determination is. Therefore, without
examining the specimens such species could not justifiably be
placed in synonymy. Some identifications, judged from our experi-
ence, have been marked as incorrect. Equally others have been ques-
tioned, and some have been indicated as compared (cf.) to the
species. This means that further examination as worth while is sug-
gested. Some lists, such as Aldrich, 1886, Heilprin, 1884b, 1891a,
Kennedy, 1895, Vaughan, 1896, Dumble, 1894, Trowbridge, 1923,
Deussen, 1924, and Cooke, 1915, 1929, 1945, Perrilliat Montoya,
1963, have been evaluated in part. Numerous lists have not been
considered for the reason stated.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 11

In many cases, we doubt the extension of many species through
several stratigraphic stages. In some instances lumping of the species
was because the early paleontologic identification was not so dis-
criminating as that by later workers who had the advantage of more
extensive collections, additional stratigraphic knowledge, and great-
er library facilities. In those cases we have employed the method of
indicating such forms other than the typical by using the abbrevia-
tion “sp.” following the generic name. We feel that this will call
the problem to the attention of future students so that the typical
species can be used with greater stratigraphic value. Future work
may unite the forms but should not be done without particular
and critical judgment.

In the citation of family group name, the name commonly
used, unless there is some evidence to the contrary, is included. We
do not feel that it is necessary, valuable, or useful in a compendium
of this nature to follow the International Code of Zoological No-
menclature (1961) to search for the oldest family group name. In
most cases it would entail a large amount of busy work of which
there would be no real value to our study. The use of many family
group names of earliest origin over that of the type genus without
extensive explanation would lead to confusion.

Because the purpose of this project is to bring together the
molluscan species of the Paleocene and Eocene with their typical
locality, range, and their historical description, special taxonomic
inquiry has not been made of each generic category. Such work
would require monographic study of each genus which time does
not permit. Our plan is to present basic facts for such future
generic studies. Many of the genera which we have marked “‘cf.” to
known genera probably are new forms, both or either from their
nontypical character and range. It is not the place in this catalogue
to describe new genera or species. We feel that the fundamental
research involved in our studies is essential for a true paleontologic
and stratigraphic delineation and important to improve the value
of the fossil occurrence.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

Effort has been made in this work to locate type material so

12 BuLLeETIN 218

that investigators will have ready information available for original
research and verification. We are indebted to a host of persons, to
whom we gratefully acknowledge their splendid cooperation in the
search for these specimens and for the catalogue numbers of the
respective institution or pertinent data involved in connection with
a specimen. Particular collections are:

De Gregorio Alabama collection.—In 1890, Antoine de Gregorio
of Palermo, Sicily, published a pretentious monograph of the mol-
luscan fossils of the Gosport sand, the material of which he had re-
ceived from the famous Claiborne Bluff, Monroe County, Alabama.
Because De Gregorio had described and figured as new species and
“varieties” from Claiborne Bluff, their identity constituted a prob-
lem to American investigators of the southern Eocene. After inquiry
in 1937 (Palmer, 1937), the type and figured shells were reported
to be in the DeGregorio home in Palermo. In 1945 (Palmer, 1945)
the specimens had been deposited at the University of Palermo.
When information concerning the suite was sought in 1957 the ma-
terial was reported to be badly mixed and in irreplaceble condition.
Through the splendid cooperation of Dr. G. Ruggieri of the Istituto
di Geologia dell Universita, Palermo, about 32 of the types were
located and turned over to the Paleontological Research Institution.
The specimens have been catalogued (Nos. 26426-26457) and that
information is included in this catalogue.

PRI No. Specific Name Reference

26444 Cerithium misgum p. 118, pl. 10, fig. 29, holotype

26442 Turritella mela p. 127, pl. 11, fig. 40, holotype

26440 Turritella carinifera tiga p. 126, pl. 11, fig. 22, holotype

26441 Turritella litripa p. 125, pl. 11, fig. 20, holotype

26438 Turritella apita p. 123, pl. 11, fig. 8, holotype

26443 Solarium perinum p. 137, pl. 12, figs. 49-52, syn-
types

26445 Solarium supravenustum p. 137, pl. 12, figs. 54a-56,
holotype

26433 Triton grassator p. 96, pl. 7, fig. 41, syntype

26431 Murex stetopus — : p. 96, pl. 7, fig. 34, holotype

26447 Pleurofusia longirostropsis p. 34, pl. 2, figs. 26, 27 not type

; (3 spec. turrids)
26434 Rostellaria quidest p- 115, pl. 10, figs. 1-2a,b,
‘i ¢ holotype
26426 Voluta Sayana var. ipnotica pp. 64, 465, pl. 5; figs. 1, 2

holotype

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 13

26435 Voluta pyruloids var. sita pp. 67, 68, pl. 5, figs. 15, 16,
: syntypes
26428 Voluta cogitabunda p. 66, pl. 5, figs. 10b, c, syntype
26432 Voluta Sayana var. mica pp. 64, 65, pl. 5, figs. 3, 4,
; holotype
26437 Voluta teplica p. 65, pl. 5, fig. 7, holotype
26430 Pseudoliva vetusta var. moerens p. 109, pl. 8, figs. 39, 40, holo-
type
26439 Terebra andrega p. 17, pl. 1, figs. 43, 44, not
type
26446 Mitra fusoides lepa p. 72, pl. 5, figs. 34-36, syn-
types
26429 Mitra dubia (H. C. Lea) p. 75, pl. 5, figs. 56a, 57b,
. hypotype
26427 Mitra subconquisita p. 76, pl. 5, figs. 50, 51, syn-

types
26436 Conus deperditus var. subdiadema p. 20, pl. 1, fig. 57, holotype
26454 Pectunculus deltoidus mut. percuneatus p. 194, pl. 23, figs. 38-41, syn-

types

26453 Pectunculus deltoidus mut. ignus p. 194, pl. 23, fig. 36, syntype
[also fig. 34 not Pectuncu-
lus]

26456 Pectunculus deltoidus mut. ignus p. 194, pl. 23, fig. 34, not
Pectunculus, syntype

26452 Lucina impressa var. subcuneata p: 203;"*pit 2s, figs! *12)- 13?
holotype

26455 Lucina impressa var. sublaevigata p. 203, pl. 28, fig. 10, holotype

26457 Lucina papyracea Lea p. 205, hypotype

26451 Cytherea acquorea mut. subvitrea p. 216, pl. 33, figs. 16-21, syn-
types

26450 Cytherea aequorea mut. cominduta pp. 216, 217, pl. 34, figs. 5, 6
syntypes

26448 Corbula ignota p. 232, pl. 37, figs. 15-18, syn-
types

26449 Teredo simplexopsis p. 236, pl. 38, figs. 26a, b, holo-

type

James M. Safford collection.—In 1860, William Gabb (1860d)
described molluscan species which had been collected by James M.
Safford, State Geologist of Tennessee, from Hardeman County,
Tennessee. G. D. Harris in 1896 (pp. 6, 52) examined the types
which had been loaned to him. Harris described and refigured the
shells of certain species and stated that a few were missing. He
noted (1896, p. 68) that the Safford Collection was at Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tennessee. Though repeated inquiries to
Nashville have been made during the course of this work no infor-
mation concerning the specimens has been obtained. Although Ed-
gar Bowles, 1939 (pp. 309, 334) stated that the Safford Collection
was at Vanderbilt, Dr. Bowles (per. com. Mar. 9, 1964) has no
knowledge of the material. Other investigators whose work has come
in association with the Safford material have been contacted. The
whereabouts of the collection remains an enigma.

14 BULLETIN 218

Chas. Lyell North Carolina Eocene collection.—After Sir
Charles Lyell’s first visit to America (1841) he published papers
on a few American fossils. Of particular interest to the Eocene ma-
terial were those from near Wilmington, North Carolina. Brief dis-
cussions with text figures were published by Lyell (1845). L. R.
Cox of the British Museum (Natural History) has been in the
act of tracing the specimens. Part of the material is. in the Oxford
University Museum and some is at the Lyell home, Kinnordy,
Kirriemuir, in Forfarshire, Scotland. Mr. J. M. Edmonds has located
types at Oxford.

Early Texas Eocene collection—In 1892 and 1893, G. D. Harris
was employed as Tertiary paleontologist to the Geological Survey
of Texas. During that time he prepared a 415 page manuscript with
descriptions and drawings illustrating new species. This manu-
script was never published in complete form. In 1895 Harris ex-
tracted the descriptions and figures of certain species, and they were
published in the Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia. He included discussion and localities of other species
in 1919 in Bulletin of American Paleontology (No. 31). The locali-
ties were listed only by brief name and in some cases several locali-
ties accompanied the description of the species without an indica-
tion of the locality of the type. The Harris manuscript, preserved in
the Paleontological Research Institution, includes the list of stations
of the collections of the Texas material and also includes the station
number of the locality of the type specimen. By checking the
station number with the locality list, the type locality of the species
is determined. This has been an important means of identifying the
type age and providing stratigraphic value to the fossil. A brief no-
tation of this information accompanies the citation of the species
herein.

Stenzel, Krause, and Twining (1957) in carefully searching the
labels and records of the early Texas Geological Survey have added
pertinent and corrective interpretation to many of the obscure
localities.

Through the help of Peter U. Rodda of the Bureau of Eco-
nomic Geology of the University of Texas, the information of the
present whereabouts of the types under discussion has been ob-

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 15

tained. These data include those at the Geology Department and
the Bureau of Economic Geology of the University of Texas, and
those which are now missing or not located.

R. P. Whitfield’s descriptions of T. J. Hale collection.—R. P.
Whitfield (1865) in the American Journal of Conchology (vol. 1,
pp. 259-268, pl. 27) described various species, the material of which
had been collected by Rev. T. J. Hale of Madison, Wisconsin, when
in Alabama. The collection was supposed to have come from Ala-
bama and Mississippi. Many of the localities enumerated by Whit-
field proved erroneous because the localities had not been care-
fully differentiated as to place or age. Aldrich (1887, pp. 79-81),
who was thoroughly familiar with the localities and fossils of the
southern Eocene, corrected the data, mostly by species. Attention
is called by us to Aldrich’s notes and the rectification of the locality
and age is made under the respective species. The collection ap-
parently belonged to James Hall and eventually went to the Uni-
versity of Chicago. It is now at the Chicago Natural History Mu-
seum.

I. Lea Claiborne, Alabama, collection.—I. Lea described and
figured new species of mollusks in “Contributions to Geology,” pub-
lished privately, 1833, from the Gosport sand at Claiborne, Ala-
bama. The specimens were given to the Academy of Natural Sci-
ences of Philadelphia. In 1895c G. D. Harris rearranged and cata-
logued the collection which had previously been organized by
Angelo Heilprin. The original notebook in which Harris wrote out
the names of the species with the catalogue number of the type spec-
imens is in the Paleontological Research Institution. The catalogue
numbers of those types as registered by Harris are inserted in this
text with the corresponding species.

MISCELLANEOUS STRATIGRAPHIC NOTES

Kinkaid formation versus Kincaid formation.—The name Kin-
kaid formation, Weller, 1920 (Jour. Geol., vol. 28, No. 5, p. 405)
for a Mississippian formation of Illinois and Kentucky might be
confused with the name Kincaid formation Gardner, 1933
(A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 17, No. 6, p. 144), Midway group, Paleocene

16 BULLETIN 218

of Tekas. The difference in spelling is particularly vulnerable if
careful proof reading is not available in publication.

Logansport formation.—The formational name ‘“‘Logansport’”’
used in Barry and LeBlanc (1942 +) is preoccupied and should
be renamed if important to use. The name was introduced in 1941
for an Eocene formation by Murray (A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 25, No. 5,
p. 941) in an abstract with no definition of a type locality. In 1941
Cooper and Warthin (Washington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 31, No. 6,
p. 259) introduced the name Logansport limestone for a Middle
Devonian formation in Indiana. It was not until 1945 when Murray
and Thomas (A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 57-58) defined
Logansport formation, Paleocene of Louisiana, that the name re-
ceived validity. Hence the name Logansport limestone preoccupies
that of the name in the Paleocene (Wilson, et al., 1957, U.S.G.S.,
Bull. 1056A, p. 214; Fisher, 1961, p. 277).

Gosport sand—Moodys Branch formation.—It is unfortunate
that in Bowles’ (1939) Turritella monograph, the Gosport sand is
converted to Moodys Branch which places the formation in the Jack-
son group, upper Eocene, instead of the uppermost middle Clai-
borne group or middle Eocene. The Gosport sand and its fauna is
distinct from that of the Moodys Branch with certain species con-
fined to each formation. Therefore, it is misleading to those who
are unfamiliar with the paleontology and stratigraphy of each for-
mation to have one placed equal to the other without a distinguish-
ing explanation. To say that Turritella apita de Gregorio, Turri-
tella carinata I. Lea, and Mesalia vetusta (Conrad), which are
unique in the Gosport sand, are Moodys Branch, Jackson Eocene, is
obscuring the true facts of their occurrence.

Age of “Showalter” Alabama material.—In 1860 (p. 291) Con-
rad described several species as given to him by Dr. Showalter of
Uniontown, Alabama, “from a locality further north in Alabama
than any Mr. Tuomey had explored.” This statement was too am-
biguous to be of value. Through the effort of Aldrich and Harris
the age of several species has been determined (Harris, 1899a, p.
44)".

A. C. Veatch surveys in Louisiana.—In 1900-1902 when A. C.
Veatch was Assistant Geologist to G. D. Harris, Geologist-in-charge,
of the Louisiana Geological Survey, several traverses were made by

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 17

him on rivers and areas in Louisiana, particularly on the Ouachita
and Sabine Rivers. Excellent collections were made by him and
tied in to the sections. The specimens were utilized in description
and discussion of species especially by Harris (1919, 1937), Palmer
(1937) , and Harris and Palmer (1946, 1947). Sections were pub-
lished in Geology of Louisiana (see Veatch, 1902), and the books
are available. Those notes elucidate many obscure points and should
be consulted by all students of the fauna and stratigraphy of the
Eocene of the Gulf Coastal Plain.

Pendleton formation.—The name Pendleton formation (Was-
em and Wilbert, 1943, Jour. Paleont., vol. 17, pp. 181-195) is pre-
occupied by the same name Pendleton sandstone (Kindle, 1901,
Indiana Dept. Geol. Nat. Res., 25th Ann. Rept., pp. 858-561) , De-
vonian of Indiana. The name Pendleton Ferry formation was pre-
sented by Murray and Thomas (1945, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 29, No.
1, p. 56) as a substitute for Pendleton formation Wasem and Wil-
bert for the lower Eocene, Wilcox [Sabine] group of Texas and
Louisiana. We are using the name Pendleton Ferry formation.

Gabb’s material from Caldwell “Co.” and Wheelock, Texas.—
Gabb (1860d) described species from Texas at localities he called
Caldwell “Co.” and Wheelock. The location of the places has been
a dilemma until Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 10, 11,
made a plausible explanation deducing that Wheelock was the old
settlement in Robertson County, Texas, (see Wheelock member,
Cook Mountain formation) and that Caldwell “Co.” was a mistake
for Caldwell, Burleson County, Texas, Stone City beds.

Conrad, 1865, Eocene shells from Enterprise, Mississippi.—Con-
rad in 1865b (pp. 137-141) described a suite of fossils which he said
was collected from “Enterprise, Clarke Co., Miss.” by Dr. William
Spillman. The set contained those which are typically Jackson upper
Eocene and not characteristic of the sediments at Enterprise, Missis-
sippi, which are Claibornian or middle Eocene. Aldrich long ago
(1885c, p. 307) corrected the error. Dr. Spillman wrote Aldrich
(Aug. 14, 1884) that he had not sent Conrad any specimens from
Enterprise but had presented him with fossils from Garland’s Creek,
three miles east of Shubuta, Clarke County, Mississippi. This solved
the problem.

Lisbon formation.—The name Lisbon formation Aldrich, 1886,

18 BULLETIN 218

is preoccupied by the Ordovician or Cambrian formation Hitch-
cock, 1874. See glossary of stratigraphic terms in this catalogue.

Wilcox [Sabine] group.—See [Sabine gr.] formation in glos-
sary of stratigraphic terms used in this catalogue.

LOCATION OF TYPE SPECIMENS BY AUTHOR AND DATE

(For depository and catalogue number, see under each species)

Aldrich, T. H.
1885a, 1885b, 1885c, 1886, 1887, 1890, 1894a, 1894b, 1895a, 1895b, 1897a,
1897b, 1898, 1901b, 1903, 1907, 1908a, 1908b, 1910a, 1910b, 1911 USNM
(formerly JHU, transferred to USNM, 1962) ; 1895b JHU; 1894b, 1903a,
1921, 1931 GSATC; 1904 CNHM;; 1911, 1919 (Harris) PRI

Barry, J. O
1942+ ‘LSU Pal. Mus.

Bowles, E. O.
1934 USNM; 1939, 1939 (with Gardner) USNM

Brown, A. P., and Pilsbry, H. A.
1912 ANSP

Call RE:
1891. Unknown

Casey, T: L:
1902a, 1902b, 1903, 1904 USNM

Chavan, A. iz Palmer, K. V.W.
1937 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Clark, W. B.
1895 JHU; 1896, JHU, USNM, ANSP

Clark, W. B., and Martin, B. L.
1901 JHU (formerly Maryland Geol. Sur.) ; 1901 ANSP

Collins, R. E. L.
1934 USNM

Conrad, T. A.
1830, 1832b, 1833a, 1833b, 1833c, 1834, 1834a, 1835b, 1841, 1842b, 1843,
1844, 1845b, 1846b, 1846c, 1848a, 1848b, 1850, 1853, 1853a, 1854, 1856b,
1860, 1863a, 1864, 1865b, 1865e, 1867c, 1868, 1869b, 1872 ANSP (See Moore,
1962) ; : 1857, 1865a, USNM; 1869b Rutgers (lost)

Cooke, C. W.
1926b USNM
Cope, E. D.
1866 ANSP

Cossmann, M.
1893 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Dall, W. H.
1890-1903a USNM; 1900 ANSP; 1903a PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS! PALMER AND BRANN 19

Finch, J.
1824 ANSP

Gabb, Wm. M. ag
1860a, 1860b, 1860d, 1862a, 1862c, 1877 ANSP; 1862a USNM; 1860d form-
erly Vanderbilt Univ. No information available in 1962, 1963.

Gardner, Julia A.
1923, 1927, 1935, 1945, 1951 USNM

Gardner, Julia A., and Bowles, E.
1939 USNM

Gregorio, Antoine de
1890. PRI or lost..See under type collections.

Harbison, Anne
1944 ANSP

Harris, G:; D:
1894b, 1895a, 1896, 1897b, 1919 USNM; 1895a, 1895b, 1896, 1897b, 1898,
1899a, 1919, 1946, 1951 PRI; 1895a, 1896, 1919 BEG; 1896, 1897a, 1897b,
1946 ANSP; 1919 GSATC; 1951 Fla. Geol. Sur. iy

Harris, G. D., and Palmer, K. V. W.
1946, 1947. See under each author
Heilprin, Angelo
1881 GSATC, ANSP; 1891a BEG; 1865 CNHM
Hughes, Ree jey Jie
1961 USNM
Johnson, C. W.
1904 ANSP
Kellum, L. B.
1926 USNM
Kent, L. S.
1960 PRI
Langdon, D. W., Jr.
1886 USNM
ea; Hac:
1841 ANSP
Lea, I.
1833 ANSP. Catalogued by G. D. Harris in 1895c, unpublished list. Original
notes ANSP and PRI
Le Blane, R. J.
1942+ LSU Pal. Mus.

Lyell, Chas.
1845. Unknown. See under type collections

MacNeil, F. S.
1934, 1951 USNM

Martin, B. L.
1901 JHU. See Clark, W. B., and Martin, B. L.

Meyer, Otto
1884, 1885a, 1886b, 1887a USNM; 1885a GSATC

Meyer, O., and Aldrich, T. H.
1886 USNM

20 BULLETIN 218

Miller, A. K.
1947 USNM

Miller, A. K., and Thompson, M. L.
1933 JHU, GSATC, Univ. Iowa; 1935 ANSP

Morton, S.
1828b, 1830a, 1833a, 1833b, ANSP

Owen, D. P.
1860 USNM

Palmer, K. V.W.
1919, 1927/29, 1928, 1937, 1947 PRI; 1944 GSATC; 1944 ANSP
Palmer, K. V.W. in Richards, H. G., and Palmer, K. V.W.
1953 Fla. Geol. Sur.
Palmer, K. V.W. in Price, W. A., and Palmer, K. V.W.
1928 PRI
Plummer, F. B.
1933 BEG
Reeside, J. B., Jr.
1924 USNM
Renick, B. C., and Stenzel, H. B.
1931 BEG

Richards, H. G.
1946, 1947, 1948, 1950 ANSP; 1953 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Rogers, W. B., and Rogers, H. D.
1837 unknown; 1839b MCZ (see list by Cushman, 1907)

Sheldon, P. G.
1917 USNM

Stenzel, H. B.
1935, 1939, 1940a, 1957 BEG
Stenzel, H. B., and Krause, E. K.
1957 BEG
Stenzel, H. B., Krause, E. K., and Twining, J. T.
1957 BEG
Stenzel, H. B., and Turner, F. E.
1940 BEG
Stenzel, H. B., and Twining, J. T.
1957 BEG

Stewart, R. B.
1930 ANSP

Tuomey, M.

1853 unknown; 1854 neotype, Univ. Iowa
Tucker-Rowland, H. I.

1931, 1934, 1936b PRI; 1931, 1934, 1938 CNHM
Trowbridge, A. C.

1932 USNM

Van Winkle, K. [Palmer]
1919, 1921 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 21

Vaughan, T. W.
1896 USNM

Vokes, H. E.
1964 USNM

Weller, S.
1907 State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Wheeler, H. E.
1910 USNM

White, C. A.
1882 USNM

Whitfield, R. P.

1869b, 1885, 1892, 1905, AMNH, 1885 State Mus., Trenton, N.J., 1865, 1892
CNHM

DEPOSITORIES

AMNH American Museum of Natural History, New York, N.Y.

ANSP Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Pa.

BEG Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
BM(NH) British Museum (Natural History), London, S.W. 7, England
BSNH Boston Society of Natural History, Boston, Mass. (Transferred to MCZ)
Charleston Mus. The Charleston Museum, Charleston, S. C.

Columbia University, New York, N.Y. See AMNH Types were deposited in the
AMNH.

CNHM Chicago Natural History Museum, Chicago, Ill. (formerly Walker
Museum, University of Chicago)

Fla. Geol. Sur. Florida Geological Survey, Tallahassee, Fla.

Geol. Dept. State Univ. Iowa Geology Department, State University Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa

Geology Department, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. (formerly
Maryland Geological Survey). USNM, 1965

GSATC Geological Survey of Alabama, Type Collection, University, Ala.
(formerly Alabama Museum of Natural History)

Lab. Geol., Sorbonne, Paris Laboratoire de Géologie de la Faculté des Sciences
Université de Paris (Sorbonne), Paris, France

LSU Pal. Mus. Louisiana State University, Paleontological Museum, Baton
Rouge, La.

MCZ Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge,
Mass.

OUM Oxford University Museum

PRI Paleontological Research Institution, Ithaca, N.Y.

Rutgers Univ. Rutgers University, New Brunswich, N.]J.
Safford Coll. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. [not found]
State Mus. Trenton, N.J. State Museum, Trenton, N.J.

Univ. Ill. Geology Department, University of Illinois, Urbana, IIl.

99 - BULLETIN 218

-——

Univ. Ralermo University of Palermo, Palermo, Sicily
USNM United States National Museum, Washington, D.C.
Wagner Free Inst. Sci. Wagner Free Institute of Science of Philadelphia, Pa.

ABBREVIATIONS

The greater number of abbreviations used are the common
geographical forms and need not be indicated here.

clay cl.

formation fm.

group gr.

Landing Ldg.

limestone ~ Is.

marl ml.

manuscript ms.

member mem.

sand sd.

sandstone ss.

sp., Spp. species, singular and plural
sp. indet. species indeterminate
young yg.

Cf. [confer, to be compared to] before a generic name indicates
the genus is compared to. Cf. after a generic name indicates that the
species is compared to.

A question mark placed after a generic name indicates that the
genus is questioned; when placed after the specific name the specific
determination is questioned.

sic thus, indicates the exact spelling which is incorrect

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 23

MOLLUSCA
PELECYPODA

Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea) Semelidae

Egeria nitens Lea, 1883, p. 51, pl. 1, fig. 19; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 30

Mysia nitens (Lea), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1865a,

Dp.

Amphidesma tellinula Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad,
1835a, Harris reprint, 1893, p. 115, pl. 19, fig. 12; Conrad, 1846c, p.
397, pl. 4, fig. 5; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377;
Harris 1895b, p. 45

Abra nitens (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7 Conrad as
author; Dall, 1900, pp. 996, 1015; Harris, 1919, p. 173, pl. 52, figs.
11-13; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 19

Abra tellinula (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7;
Harris, 1895b, p. 45

Tellina nitens (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 223 in part, pl. 35, pl. 17
copy Lea, not figs. 13-16 = T. cossmanni Dall, 1900, p. 997; Coss-
mann, 1898, p. 8

Syndesmya [sic] tellinula (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 8, pl. 1, figs.
Uip ts

Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 119
Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 5092, 5093 ANSP; Amphidesma tellinula
Conrad probable holotype, No. 20263 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 101
Abra (Abra) nitens jacksonica Harris Semelidae
Abra nitens (Lea) var. jacksonica Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 105, pl. 22, figs. 22-24; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 19

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Moody Branch, Jackson (type)
Types.—Holotype, No. 4380; paratype, No. 4381 PRI

Abra (Abra) petropolitana Stenzel Semelidae
Abra (Abra) petropolitana Stenzel in Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 119, pl. 12, figs. 1, 2; text fig. 19

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type)
Type.—Holotype. No. 20673 BEG
Abra tellinula (Conrad)
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich) Cardiidae

Cardium hatchetigbeense Aldrich, 1886, p. 39, pl. 4, figs. 12, 12a, 12b;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 216, pl. 33, figs. 2-4 copies Aldrich; Cossmann,
1893, p. 10; Harris, 1897b, p. 59, pl. 12, figs. 2, 2a copies Aldrich;
? fig. 3; Dall, 1900, p. 1080; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 39, fig. 8 syn-
type; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 174 C. ? hatchetigbeense

24 BULLETIN 218

Plagiocardium (Schedocardia) hatchetigbeense (Aldrich), “Stewart,
1930, p. 255

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombig-
bee R. (type). TEXAS: Sabinetown Co., ? Sabinetown, Sabine
R. (Harris)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 6388802 (fig. 12b) USNM

Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) tuomeyi (Aldrich) Cardiidae

Cardium Vicksburgense Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 269

Cardium tuomeyi Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 4, figs. 18, 13a; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 216, pl. 33, figs. la, 1b copy Aldrich; Cossmann, 1893, p. 11;
Harris, 1897b, p. 60, pl. 12, fig. 4; Harris, 1899b, p. 303 in part, not
pl. 53, figs. 9, 10 see cf. Plagiocardium sp.; Dall, 1900, p. 1080;
AroMpridge, 1932, pl. 39, figs. 6, 7 type; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.

79

Not Cardium tuomeyi Aldrich, Sutton, 1946, p. 1681; not Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 179

Cardium (Cerastoderma) tuomeyi Aldrich var., Barry, 1942+, p. 66,
pl. 9, fig. 1; not pl. 8, figs. 4-6 see cf. Plagiocardium sp.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm. (type), lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Marengo Co., Nanafalia Ldg., Tombigbee R.
(type). GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines. LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut
along La. Highway 26 on W. F. Skinner’s farm, 2% mi. S. of
Belmont; Natchitoches Par., Marthaville

Type.—Holotype, presumably USNM

Adrana aldrichiana Harris Nuculanidae

Leda (Adrana) aldrichiana Harris, 1895a, p. 47, pl. 1, fig. 6
Adrana aldrichiana Harris, Harris, 1919 p. 71, pl. 25, figs. 20(?), 21;
Gardner, 1945, p. 49; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 29

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.; Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm. (Gardner,
Mexico), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Brazos Co. [or Burleson Co.], 1144 mi. below
Moseleys Ferry [Stone City Bluff], Brazos R. (type). ? LA.:
Bossier Par., Roberta. Mexico; See Gardner, 1945, p. 49

Type.—Holotype, No. 638971 USNM

Aequipecten (Cyclopecten) alabamensis Aldrich
See Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamense (Aldrich)

Aequipecten (Nodipecten) anatipes (Morton)
See Flexopecten anatipes (Morton)

Aequipetcen (Cyclopecten) calvatus (Morton)
See Hburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Aequipecten centrotus (Dall)
See Aequipecten perplanus centrotus (Dall)

Aequipecten choctavensis (Aldrich)
See Chlamys choctavensis Aldrich

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 25

Aequipecten Deshayesii (Lea)
See Chlamys deshayesvi (Lea)

Aequipecten (Pseudamussium) frontalis (Dall)
See Hburneopecten frontalis (Dall)
See also Hburneopecten dalli (Clark)

Aequipecten perplanus (Morton) Pl. 1, figs. 8, 9 Pectinidae

Pecten perplanus Morton, 18338a, p. 293, pl. 5, fig. 5; Morton, 1834, p.
58, pl. 5, fig. 5; pl. 15, fig. 8; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 393; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 182, pl. 21, figs. 30, 31 copy Morton; Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 407; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 27, pl. 7, figs. 5-11. Not of
authors. P. poulsoni of authors, not of Morton, 1834, p. 59. Not P.
spillmani Gabb, 1860d, as of authors

Aequipecten perplanus (Morton), Teppner, 1922, p. 169 in part

Range.—Oligocene (type)
Locality—ALA.: ‘“Nummulite limestone, from Claiborne, Ala-
bee, (Morton). Type ANSP labelled “St. Stephehs limestone,
a.”
Type.—Holotype, ANSP [not lost as in Harris, 1946, p. 27]

Aequipecten perplanus (Morton) “var.” Pectinidae
Pecten perplanus Morton var. Harris, 1951, p. 8, pl. 3, figs. 5-8

Range.—Uppermost Eocene. Bumpnose Ils.

Locality —FLA.: Jackson Co., Marianna Limestone Products Co.,
quarry, sec. 23, T. 5 N., R 11 W., Fla., Geol. Sur. J-5, Wayne
Moore, 1955, p. 36

Types.—Figured specimens lost

Aequipecten perplanus centrotus (Dall) Pectinidae

Pecten [Aequipecten] (perplanus var. ?) centrotus Dall, 1898b, p. 733,
pl. 34, fig. 2. Not in Schuchert, et al., 1905

Aequipecten centrotus (Dall), Teppner, 1922, p. 148

Chlamys (Aequipecten) perplanus centrotus (Dall), Tucker-Rowland,
1938, p. 31, pl. 6, fig. 6 copy Dall

Range.—‘‘Eocene (Vicksburgian ?)”, Dall, 1898b, p. 733, Eocene or
Oligocene

Locality —FLA.: St. Johns Co., Ponce de Leon artesian well,
depth 225 ft., St. Augustine (type)

Type.—Not found USNM June, 1962

Aequipecten (Nodipecten) pulchricostus (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Chlamys pulchricosta (Meyer and Aldrich)

Aequipecten suwaneensis Dall Pectinidae

Pecten (Aequipecten) suwaneensis Dall, 1898b, p. 734; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 491; Dall, 1916, pp. 488, 492, in part [as suwanneensis
sic] not Flint River locality, pl. 83, figs. 2-4; Cooke and Mossom,
1929, p. 57 [as suwanneensis sic]

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, (type) Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Suwannee Co. (type)
Type.——Syntypes, No. 115777 USNM

26 BULLETIN 218

Agnocardia claibornensis (Aldrich) Cardiidae

Cardium (Trachycardium) claibornensis Aldrich, 1911, p. 3, pl. 1, fig.
4; Harris, 1919, p. 132, pl. 11, figs. 8 copy Aldrich, 8a as clai-
bornense, not 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 173

Trachycardium (Agnocardia) claibornense (Aldrich), Stewart, 1930,

Agnocardia claibornensis (Aldrich), Keen, 1937, p. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.;
Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., De Soto (type). ALA.: Monroe
Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639118 USNM

Agnocardia sp. Cardiidae
Cardium (Agnocardia) cf. claiborense Aldrich, Harbison, 1944, p. 6, pl.
1, figs. 6, 8

Range.—Middie Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
Moncks Corner

Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Alectryonia johnsoni (Aldrich) Ostreidae

Ostrea johnsoni Aldrich, 1886, p. 41, pl. 6, fig. 6; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 178; Cossmann, 1898, p. 18; Dall, 1898b, p. 680; Harris, 1919, p.
15, pl. 10, figs. 11-15; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 635

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: “Monroe Co.” (type), Claiborne Bluff (“calc.
sand-bed’”’) Alabama R.; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; Covington
Co., Caton’s Bluff, Conecuh R., NNW. of Andalusia. MISS.:
Newton Co., Newton (not Ala. as in Dall, 1898b)
Type.—Holotype, No. 688808 USNM

Alectryonia ludoviciana (Harris) Ostreidae

Ostrea vicksburgensis ludoviciana Harris, 1919, p. 14, pl. 10, figs. 1-10;

? Harris and Palmer, 1946, pl. 2, fig. 7 not n. var. as on expl. of pl.;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 644, 645

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
? Upper Eocene. Jackson gr.

Localities—LA.: Natchitoches Par., Chestnut; Natchitoches;
(type localities) ; ? Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Ouachita R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 389-397 PRI (fig. 3 lost)

Alectryonia vicksburgensis mortoni (Gabb) Ostreidae
Ostrea panda Morton 1834, p. 51 in part, “var. from Alab.”, pl. 19, fig.
10 [not pl. 10 as in Gabb, 1862a]; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 178, pl. 19, fig. 8 copy Morton; fig. 9 not copy
Morton as stated; Dall, 1898b, p. 682 under O. vicksburgensis
Conrad
Ostrea mortonii Gabb, 1862a, p. 329 [not pl. 19, fig. 10 as in Harbison,
1944], O. panda Morton in part=O. mortoni Gabb, Ala.; Heilprin,
1884c, p. 311; de Gregorio, 1890, pp. 176, 177; Dall, 1898b, p. 682
under O. vicksburgensis Conrad

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 27

Ostrea vicksburgensis var. mortoni Gabb, Harris, 1919, p. 14; cf.
Harbison, 1944, p. 3, pl. 3, fig. 5; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 17,
pl. 1, fig. 15 copy Morton O. panda

Range.—Eocene probably upper (type). Middle Eocene. Cf. Santee
ls., upper Claiborne gr., (Harbison)

Localities —ALA.: Ala. (type) expl. pl. 19, fig. 10. Cf. S. C.:
Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW. of Moncks
Corner (Harbison)

Type.-—ANSP

Alectryonia vicksburgensis (Conrad) variations Osireidae

Ostrea vicksburgensis Conrad, 1848b, p. 126 in part; Dall, 1898b, p.
682 in part; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 17, pl. 1, fig. 16; pl. 2, figs.
1-6 not fig. 6a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 644

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Shubuta. LA.: Caldwell Par.,
Bunker Hill, Ouachita R.; Gibson Ldg., Ouachita R. (Harris) ;
Winn Par., Tancocks Prairie [= Prairie Home]; Tullos. ALA.:
Washington Co., St. Stephens, Tombigbee R.; Choctaw Co., Old
Cocoa P.O.; 1 mi. S. Melvin

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4131-4133 PRI

Alveinus minutus Conrad Kelliellidae

Alveinus minutus Conrad, 1865b, p. 138, pl. 10, fig. 2 as minuta; Con-
rad, 1872a, p. 53, pl. 1, fig. 6; Meyer, 1885a, p. 467; Meyer, 1886b,
p. 84, pl. 1, fig. 19; Dall, 1899, p. 888; Dall, 1900, p. 1166; Harris,
1919, p. 110, pl. 37, fig. 15 copy Meyer; Harris, 1920, p. 8, pl. 17,
figs. 11-15, text fig. 5; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 83, pl. 19, figs.
5, 5a copies Harris, 1920; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 989; Olsson,
1964, p. 44

Alveinus parvus Conrad, 1865a, p. 10 as parva nomen nudum; Conrad,
1866a, p. 24 nomen nudum; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 210 not mimatur as
in synonymy, pl. 30, fig. 14a copy Meyer; fig. 14b copy Conrad; Dall,
1908a, p. 1166

Lutetia parva (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 13

Range.—Middle Eocene. Sparingly in Gosport sd. [fide Harris
and Palmer, 1946, p. 83], uppermost Claiborne gr. Upper Eocene.
Lower Jackson gr. (type), Moodys Branch fm.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” = Garland Creek
fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307 (type). LA.: Caldwell Par., Gibson
Ldg., Ouachita R. ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Ala-
bama R.; Clarke Co., Little Stave Creek; Washington Co.,
Gopher Hill, Tombigbee R.

Types.—Syntypes (3), No. 18221 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 75

Alveinus parva [us] Conrad
See Alveinus minutus Conrad

Amphidesma linosa Conrad
See Semele linosa (Conrad)

Amphidesma profunda Conrad
See Semele profunda (Conrad)

Amphidesma tellinula Conrad
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

28 BULLETIN 218

Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamense (Aldrich) Amusiidae
Pecten (Pleuronectia) alabamensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 4, fig. 8
Pecten (Amusium) alabamensis Aldrich, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 183, pl.
21, fig. 26 copy Aldrich

Amussium [sic] alabamiense [sic] (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 18

Pecten alabamensis Aldrich, Harris, 1894b, p. 41; Harris, 1896, p. 48,
pl. 2, fig. 3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 655

Variamussium alabamensis (Aldrich), Sacco, 1897c, p. 50

Pecten (Propeamussium) alabamensis Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 757

Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamensis [sic] Aldrich, Tucker-Row-
land, 1938, p. 73, pl. 6, fig. 18

sei aa (Cyclopecten) alabamensis (Aldrich), Teppner, 1922, p.

0

Amusium (Parvamussium) alabamense (Aldrich), Gardner, 1935, p.
144

Propeamussium alabamensis (Aldrich), Rutsch, 1948, p. 151

Range.—Paleocene. Matthews Ldg. mem., uppermost Porters Cr.
fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg., Alabama R., 9 mi.
W. Camden, sec. 12, T. 12 N., R. 6 E (type); Dale’s Branch;
Choctaw Co., Naheola. ARK.: Pulaski Co., Little Rock. TEXAS:
See Gardner, 1935, p. 145

Type.—Holotype, No. 688806 USNM

Amusium (Pseudamussium) calvatum (Morton)
See Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Amusium (Pseudamussium) corneoides Harris, Tucker-Rowland, 1938
in part
See Hburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)
See also Eburneopecten sp.
See also Hburneopecten corneoides (Harris)

Amusium (Pseudamussium) hamiltonensis Tucker
See Eburneopecten hamiltonensis (Tucker )

Amusium ocalanum Dall Amusiidae

Pecten (Amusium) ocalanus Dall, 1898b, p. 756, pl. 29, fig. 2; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 489

Entolium (Amussium) ocalanum (Dall), Teppner, 1922, p. 96

ae een ay ocalanus Dall, Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 57, pl.

» 11g.

Amusium ocalanum (Dall), Harris, 1951, p. 10, pl. 5, figs. 3-5; Brann

and Kent, 1960, p. 40

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co. (type); Marion Co., Dixie Lime
Products Co., Reddick; Ocala Lime Rock Products, E. side of
Highway 314 E. of Kendrick (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 137887 USNM

Amusium (Pseudamussium) scintillatus Conrad
See Eburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 29

Amusium (Propeamussium) cf. squamulum (Lamarck) Amusiidae

Pecten squamula Lamarck, 1806a, p. 354; Vélin, No. 39, fig. 5; La-
marck, 1819, p. 183; Deshayes, 1830, p. 304, pl. 45, figs. 16-18; Dixon,
1850, p. 172, pl. 3, fig. 29 (fide Harris); Deshayes, [1856] 1864, p.
74; Dixon, 1878, p. 214, pl. 3 [4], fig. 29

Amussium [sic] squamula (Lamarck), Cossmann, 1887a, p. 184; Coss-
mann, 1896a, App. 2, p. 63; Harris, 1897b, p. 44, pl. 7, figs. 2, 2a, 3;
pha, 1919, p. 28, pl. 15, figs. 17, 18, 18a; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p.

Pecten (Propeamussium) squamula Lamarck ?, Dall, 1898b, p. 757;
Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 73, pl. 6, fig. 17 copy Harris

she ya (Propeamussium) squamula (Lamarck), Teppner, 1922, p.
A. squamulum (Lamarck) is a Paris Basin Cuisian-Lutetian
species. The American species has been so identified since Harris’
grouping in 1897b of the Wilcox [Sabine] specimens with the
Parisian. A. alabamense Aldrich from the Midway is allied to the
Wilcox-Claiborne species. A worthwhile problem would be to make a
detailed examination and comparison of the Parisidn-American
shells to determine their true identity

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr. to Middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm., upper Clai-
borne gr.

Localities—Cf. ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(Harris). Cf. LA.: Sabine Par., Negreet Bayou (Harris)

Type.—Type, Pecten squamula Lamarck “Cabinet de M. De-
france”. Université de Caen. Destroyed end of World War II,
fide André Chavan (pers. com. Sept. 12, 1962). American speci-
mens figured, Woods Bluff, Nos. 186, 187; Negreet Bayou,
Nos. 455-457 PRI

Amusium (Pseudamussium) subminutus (Aldrich)
See Eburneopecten subminutus (Aldrich)

Anadara vaughani (Casey)
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) vaughani (Casey)

Anapteris regalis Van Winkle Corbulidae

Corbula (Anapteris) regalis Van Winkle in Van Winkle and Harris,
1919, p. 7, pl. 1, figs. 1-3; Van Winkle, 1921, p. 10, pl. 1, figs. 2, 3;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 269

Anapteris regalis Van Winkle, Vokes, 1945, p. 18, pl. 3, figs. 11, 12
syntype, 13, 14 hypotypes

Range.—Lower Eocene. Upper Nanjemoy fm. (type).

Localities —VA.: Hanover Co., Newcastle, S. side Pamunkey R.,
3/4-1 mi. E. of bridge on U.S. 360 (type); King William Co.,
opposite Retreat plantation on Hanover side of Pamunkey R.,
about 1 or 2 mi. W. of New Kent

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1391, 13892 PRI

Anatina claibornensis Lea
See Periploma claibornense (Lea)

Anatina [Anafina sic] complicata (Meyer), Cossmann, 1893
See Periploma complicatum (Meyer)

30 BULLETIN 218

“Anbdontia ?” augustana Gardner - Lucinidae

Loripes subvexa (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 119 in part, pl. 39, figs. 2,
4; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 512, 513 as Lucina (Loripes) subvexa

Anodontia ? augustana Gardner, 1951, p. 9, figs. la-e; Cooke and
MacNeil, 1952, pp. 22, 23

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tallahatta fm. (type), lower Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R., about
3 ft. below contact of Tallahatta and Lisbon fms. (type);
Henry Co., Fort Gaines-Abbeville road S. of bridge over McRae
Cr. (paratype); Houston Co., S. slope little Choctawatchee R.,
St. Highway 66 (paratype). For additional localities in Ala.
and S.C. see Gardner, 1951, p. 10

Tunes Holotype, No. 560587; paratype, Nos. 560588, 560590

Anodontia subvexa (Conrad)
See Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)

Anomalocardia rhomboidella (Lea)
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella (Lea)

Anomia ephippioides Gabb Anomiidae

Anomia ephippioides Gabb, 1860d, p. 388, pl. 67, fig. 59; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 15; Cossmann, 1893, p. 19 [as ephippiodes]; Dall, 1898b, p. 782;
Veatch, 1906, p. 37, pl. 19, figs. 2, 2a; Deussen, 1914, p. 59, pl. 5,
figs. 2, 2a copies Veatch; Harris, 1919, p. 16 in part, pl. 11, figs. 1-3;
Trowbridge, 1923, p. 95 [as ephippotdes]; Deussen, 1924, p. 67, pl. 22,
figs. 6, 6a (copies Veatch) [as ephippoides]; Renick and Stenzel,
1931, p. 104 [as ephippoides]; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 48, fig. 2 [as
epippoides]}; Gardner, 1945, p. 73, pl. 1, figs. 16, 18; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 98, pl. 8, figs. 3, 6, 7, 9-12; pl. 9,
figs. 1, 2; pl. 11, fig. 7, text figs. 14, 15; Brann and Kent, 1960,
pp. 49, 50

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

er.

Localities —-TEXAS: Burleson Co., restricted to Stone City Bluff,
Brazos R. (type), fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
pp. 11, 101 (“Wheelock” type Gabb). For other localities not
included by Stenzel, Krause, and Twining see Harris, 1919,
p. 16

Types.—Syntypes (9 specimens), No. 2719 ANSP

Anomia ephippioides lisbonensis Aldrich
See Anomia lisbonensis Aldrich

Anomia hammetti Harris Anomiidae

Anomia navicelloides var. hammettii Harris, 1919, p. 18 navicellodes
[sic], pl. 12, figs. 1, 2 navicelloides; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 50
Anomia hammetti Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 73 copy original descrip-

tion; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 100

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Bienville Par., Hammett’s Branch, SW. % sec.
30, T. 18 N., R. 6 W., about 2 mi. NE. Mt. Lebanon (type):
Sabine Par., Bayou Negreet

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 408, 404, 410 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 51

Anomia jugosa Conrad Anomiidae

Anomia jugosa Conrad, 1843, p. 310; Conrad, 1846a, p. 22, pl. 1, fig.
15 [not fig. 14]; Tuomey, 1848, pp. 163, 166, 167; Conrad, 1865a, p.
14; Dall, 1898b, p. 782; Harris, 1919, p. 17; Cooke, 1936, p. 85;
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 101, pl. 8, fig. 8 type

Range.—Upper Eocene or Oligocene. “white limestone of South
Resolinati (type). Cooper marl, Oligocene (Cooke and MacNeil,

Locality.—S. C. (type)
Type.—Holotype, ANSP fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 101 not seen by Moore, 1962, p. 67

Anomia lisbonensis Aldrich Anomiidae

Cf. Anomia n.sp. Aldrich, 1885c, p. 302

Anomia ephippioides var. lisbonensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 51, pl. 4, fig. 6;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 180, pl. 21, fig. 16

Anomia lisbonensis Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 781; Harris, 1919, p. 17,
pl. 11, figs. 6-10; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 100;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 50

Anomia cf, A. lisbonensis Aldrich, Gardner, 1945, p. 72, copy original
description; Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 45, pl. 9, fig. 5

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.; Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type);
base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.; Hamilton Bluff, Alabama
R. TEXAS: Lee Co.; Robertson Co., near Wheelock. LA.: Bien-
ville Par., Hammetts Branch; Natchitoches Par., Chestnut;
Natchitoches; Webster Par. FLA.: Levy Co., NW. corner SW.
¥ sec. 11, T. 14 S., R. 15 E. (Richards and Palmer)

Type.—Holotype. No. 638807 USNM

Anomia marylandica Clark and Martin Anomiidae

Anomia marylandica Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 187, pl. 44, figs. 2, 2a,
3; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 100

Range.—Paleocene, Aquia fm. Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
(type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Popes Creek (type); Clifton Beach.
VA.: King George Co., Woodstock

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Anomia megeei Clark [questionable] Anomiidae
(?) Anomia Ruffini Conrad, 1844, p. 323; ? Conrad, 1845a, p. 74, pl.
42, fig. 6 (Dall reprint, 1893, p. 100, pl. 42, fig. 6); ? Conrad,
1865a, p. 14; ? Conrad, 1866a, p. 3. Same as A. mcgeei Clark, 1895
fide Dall, 1898b
Anomia Mcgeei Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 86, pl. 34, figs. 5a,
5b; Dall, 1898b, p. 782 = Anomia ruffini Conrad; Clark and Martin,
1901, p. 187, pl. 44, figs. 1, la copy type; Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 100

Range.—Eocene or Miocene
Locality —VA.: “Hanover Co.” (type)
Type.—Unknown,. Not JHU or ANSP

32 BULLETIN 218

Anofrnia navicelloides Aldrich Anomiidae
Anomia navicelloides Aldrich, 1898, p. 97; Dall, 1898b, p. 782; Aldrich,

nus; 99, pl. 4, figs. 138, 14; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., near Choctaw Corner (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639005 USNM

Anomia navicelloides hammettii Harris
See Anomia hammetti Harris

Anomia rufa Barry Anomiidae

Anomia rufa Barry, 1942+, p. 55, pl. 3, fig. 9; pl. 6, figs. 1, 2; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 100

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” [name preoccupied], middle
Midway gr.; Hall Summit fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Localities —LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut in the center of sec. 12, T.
8 N., R. 14 W., about 6 mi. SW. of Zwolle (type); along rd.
on sec. line between secs. 7 and 18, T. 9 N., R. 11 W.; De Soto
Par., rd. cut along La. Highway 745 in SW. 4 NE.% sec. 9,
T. 10N., R. 18 W.; auger hole on hillside on S. side of Hunter-
Converse Highway, 0.1 mi. N. of De Soto-Sabine Par. line

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 5008, 5008-A, 5010 LSU Pal. Mus.

Anomia ruffini Conrad [questionable] Anomiidae

Anomia ruffini Conrad, 1844, p. 323; ? Conrad, 1845a, p. 74, pl. 42,
fig. 6 (Dall reprint, 1893, p. 100, pl. 42, fig. 6); Conrad, 1865a, p.
14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Clark, 1896, p. 98, doubtful Eocene; Dall,
1898b, p. 782 A. megeei Clark equals A. ruffini Conrad

Range.—?[Described with Miocene species, Conrad, 1844, 1845a]

Localities —VA.: “Kent Co.”, “Pamunkey R.” (type) [Dall adds
Waterloo, New Kent Co., Pamunkey R.]

Type-—ANSP fide H. Richards, Dec. 1962

Anomia ruf fini (?) Conrad
See Anomia mcgeei Clark

Anomia sellardsi Stenzel in Renick and Stenzel nomen nudum
Anomia sellardsi Stenzel in Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 90, pl. 6, figs.
8, 4; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 100=nomen nudum
(Weches fm.)

Anomia, Nn. sp. Anomiidae
Anomia, n. sp., Aldrich, 1885c, p. 302; Aldrich, 1886, p. 9; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 180. This species was never described. The reference is only
included for completeness in the search of literature. See Anomia
lisbonensis Aldrich

Anomia sp. Anomiidae

Anomia sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 42, pl. 6, fig. 10; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 51

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 33

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
al da as Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 220 PRI

Anomia sp. Anomiidae
Anomia sp., Kellum, 1926, p. 21, pl. 2, fig. 10

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Locality —N.C.: Pitt Co. (or Craven Co.), 3 mi. E. of Quinerly.
For additional localities see Kellum

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353251 USNM

Arca Aldrichi (Dall)
See cf. Cucullaria aldrichi (Dall )

Arca cancellata Tuomey, 1853
See Arca sp. c, Kellum

Arca cuculloides Conrad
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)

Arca (Barbatia) cuculloides Conrad “var.”, Renick and Stenzel
See Barbatia (Barbatia) uxorispalmeri Stenzel and Krause

Arca cuculloides ludoviciana Harris
See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) ludoviciana (Harris)

Arca harrisi Sheldon
See ef. Striarca harrisi (Sheldon)

Arca (Arca) hatchetigbeensis Harris Arcidae
Arca subprotracta Heilprin, Aldrich, 1886, p. 50. Not Heilprin 1882b,

p. 449

Arca hatchetigbeensis Harris, 1897b, p. 47, pl. 7, figs. 10, 10a; Dall,
1898b, p. 622; Sheldon, 1917, p. 6, pl. 1, figs. 1-3; Stewart, 1930, p.
85; Reinhart, 1943, p. 23; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 64

Arca (Arca) hatchetigbeensis Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 56

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. :

Locality—ALA.: Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee
R., (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 193 PRI

Arca inornata Meyer
See cf. Striarca harrisi (Sheldon)

Arca (Barbatia) lignitifera Aldrich
See Barbatia lignitifera Aldrich

Arca lima Conrad “var.” Aldrich
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad) subsp.

Arca (cuculloides?) ludoviciana Harris
See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) ludoviciana (Harris)
See also Barbatia (Cucullaearca) sp.

34 BULLETIN 218

Argqa ludoviciana Harris, Deussen, 1924
See Barbatia (Barbatia) uxorispalmeri Stenzel and Krause

Arca (Cucullaearca) macrodonta (Whitfield)
See Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield

Arca onochela (Rogers and Rogers)
See Cucullaea gigantea Conrad

Arca ozarkensis Aldrich
See Cucullaria ozarkensis (Aldrich)

Arca pectuncularis (Lea)
See ? Pachecoa (? Pachecoa) pectuncularis (Lea)

Arca (Area) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause Arcidae

Arca (Arca) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 56, pl. 5, figs. 1-4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr.

oe emerge Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20711 BEG

Arca quindecemradiata Gabb Arcidae

Arca quindecemradiata Gabb, 1860b, p. 95, pl. 2, fig. 2; Meek, 1864,
p. 9; Whitfield, 1885, p. 208, pl. 27, figs. 10-13; Johnson, 1905, p. 9;
Weller, 1907, p. 410, pl. 34, figs. 2, 3
For complete Cretaceous synonymy see Weller, 1907

Se eae res Eocene. Vincentown fm. (Weller) (type horizon in

oubt),

Localities —N. J.: “New Jersey” (type). Ocean Co., near New
Egypt (Whitfield) ; Gloucester Co., near Hurffville (Weller)

Type—ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

“Arca reticulata Gmelin”
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)

Arca (Scapharca) rhomboidella Lea
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella (Lea)
See also Barbatia deussent Gardner

Arca cf. rhomboidella Lea “var.” Harris, 1951
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) cf. rhomboidella (Lea) “var.”

Arca rhomboidella Lea var. Vaughan
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) vaughani Casey

Arca rhomboidella parsaba Harris
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella parsaba (Harris)

Arca rhomboidella subscopula Harris
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella subscopula (Harris)

Arca rogersi Heilprin
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Arca (C.) Rogersiana Nyst, 1848
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 35

Arca saffordi Gabb
See Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb)

Arca subprotracta Heilprin, Aldrich, 1886. Not Heilprin, 1882b (=
Oligocene)
See Arca (Arca) hatchetigbeensis Harris

Arca subprotracta Heilprin, 1882b, p. 449 for Byssoarca protracta
Conrad, 1848b, p. 126 Vicksburg
oUt protracta Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 332 (reprint, 1884,
p. 662)

Arca (Cucullaearca) transversa (Rogers and Rogers)
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Arca (Scapharca) vaughani Casey
See Barbatia (Plagiarca) vaughani (Casey)

Arca sp. Harbison, 1944
See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) sp. A

Arca sp. Arcidae
TES Er Harris, 1896, p. 50, pl. 3, figs. 8, 9, 9a; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p.

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.

Localities —GA.: Clay Co., Chattahoochee R., not far above
mouth of Sandy Cr. (base of Midway), Fort Gaines. ALA.:
Wilcox Co., 1 mi. N. of Midway

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 59-61 PRI

Arca sp. Arcidae
Arca sp. indet. Gardner, 1935, p. 132

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS; Freestone Co., Butler Dome, 4% mi. NW. of
Gin Lake

Type.—Specimen probably USNM

Arca (s.l.) spp. Arcidae
Arca s.l. spp. Gardner, 1935, p. 132

Range.—Paleocene. Littig mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Travis Co., Wilbarger Cr. near Littig
(USGS Sta. 11676); Bastrop Co., Half Mile Cr., Austin Quad.
(USGS Sta, 11678); Caldwell Co., 1%-2 mi. S. Mendoza
(USGS Sta. 11681); 4 mi. S. Lockhart, Martindale farm (USGS
Sta. 11689)

Types—Specimens probably USNM

Arca sp. a ; Arcidae
Arca sp. a, Kellum, 1926, p. 16, pl. 1, figs. 18, 14

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Localities.—N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington; Pender Co., old
Rocky Point

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 353300, 353301 USNM

36 BULLETIN 218

Arca Sp. b Arcidae
Arca sp. b, Kellum, 1926, p. 16, pl. 1, fig. 15

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne Is., Jackson gr.
Locality.—N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353304 USNM

Arca sp. c ; Arcidae
Cf. Arca cancellata Tuomey, 1853, p. 194. Not Arca cancellata Gmelin,
1791, p. 3308; not Martin in J. de C. Sowerby, 1824, p. 115, pl. 473;
not Phillips, 1829, pp. 171, 190 Cucullaea cancellata
aera pleas Tuomey, Dall, 1898b, p. 658; Miller and Stephenson,
» Dp. D5
Area sp. c Kellum, 1926, p. 16

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr. Tuomey
specimens involve a Cretaceous mixture with Eocene near Wil-
mington, N.C. Cretaceous is in contact with Tertiary (Stanton,
1891, pp. 333, 334; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192; Kellum, 1926, p. 3)

Locality.—N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington

Types. —Figured specimens Nos. 353315, 353298 USNM (Kellum),
A. cancellata Tuomey unknown.

Arcopagia alta (Conrad)
See Tellina alta (Conrad)

Arcoperna filosa Conrad Pl. 2, fig. 3 Mytilidae
mee elie filosa Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1865b, p. 140, pl. 10,

ig. 14

Modiolus filosus (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 792

Volsella (Arcoperna) filosa (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 43,
pl. 10, fig. 138 copy Conrad

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” error for Garland
Creek fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307 (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 183230 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 61

Arcoperna ? sp. Mytilidae
Acroperna [sic] sp. Harris, 1951, p. 26, pl. 13, fig. 12

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry, 3.9 mi.
from Perry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24529 PRI [omitted in Brann and
Kent, 1960]

Arcoperna ? sp. Mytilidae
Arcoperna sp. Harris, 1951, p. 26, pl. 13, fig. 13
Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala Is.”, Ocala gr.
Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Clinchfield Quarry, west side
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24530 PRI [omitted in Brann and
Kent, 1960]

Artemis lenticularis (Rogers)
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)

Astarte aldrichiana (Harris)
See cf. Miodontiscus aldrichiana (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 57

Astarte (Goodallia?) americana Dall Astartidae

Astarte (Goodallia?) americana Dall, 1908a, p. 1496, pl. 56, fig. 5;

pohuener et al., 1905, p. 68; Harris, 1919, p. 200, pl. 32, fig. 30
copy Da

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 109280 USNM

“Astarte callosa” Conrad sp. dubious Astartidae

Astarte callosa Conrad, 1833b, p. 38, not pl. 20, fig. 3 (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 60); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 200;
Harris, 1895b, p. 9 [collosa sie in reference]; Harris, 1919, p. 200

Range.—Middle Eocene, Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
er. 2

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, missing ANSP fide Harris, 1895b, p. 9; Moore,
1962, p. 44

“Astarte” castanella Whitfield Astartidae

Crassina? veta Conrad, 1869b, p. 41, pl. 1, fig. 5

Not Astarte veta Conrad, 1869a, p. 279, pl. 20, fig. 4 (not fig. 5 as in
text see errata vol. 5, p. 227)

Astarte castanella Whitfield, 1885, p. 231, pl. 30, figs. 1, 2; Whitfield,
1899, p. 154; Dall, 1903a, p. 1488

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type); Farmingdale;
Squankum

Type.—Holotype, AMNH

Astarte cellinoides [sic] Tuomey, 1850, p. 148 error for A. tellinoides
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Astarte conradi Dana
See Pteropsella lapidosus (Conrad)

Astarte Conradi Buckley, 1874. Not Dana, 1863
See Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris)

Astarte Conradi (=young of Crassatella alta) Heilprin
See Pteropsella lapidosus (Conrad)

Astarte conspicua de Gregorio

Astarte conspicua de Gregorio, 1890, p. 200, pl. 27, figs. 21-25; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 13 :

Locality doubtful—Not Claiborne Eocene. Holotype formerly De
Gregorio Collection, University of Palermo, Sicily Lost

Astarte (Lirodiscus) jacksonensis Meyer
See Lirodiscus jacksonensis (Meyer)

38 BULLETIN 218

“Astarte” marylandica Clark Astartidae

Astarte marylandica Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 80, pl. 21, fig.
2; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 183, pl. 42, fig. 5 type; Dall, 1903a,
p. 1488 [Cf. with Lirodiscus]

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type).

Localities —-MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (type);
Brooks Estate near Seat Pleasant; Anne Arundel Co., Sheckel’s
Farm near South R.

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Astarte minor Lea
See Crassinella minor (Lea)

Astarte minutissima Lea
See Micromeris minutissima (Lea)

Astarte monroensis Meyer
See Cuna monroensis (Meyer)

Astarte neuseana Harris
See cf. Crassinella neuseana (Harris)

“Astarte” newtonensis Aldrich Astartidae
Astarte newtonensis Aldrich, 1910a, p. 121, pl. 11, figs. 2, 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.: Newton Co., Beulah P.O. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 689101 USNM

Astarte Nicklinti Lea
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Astarte Nicklinii ebla de Gregorio, 1890, p. 199
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Astarte parilis Conrad, 1854. Not Conrad, 1853a
See Lirodiscus jacksonensis Meyer

Astarte parva Lea
See Cuna parva (Lea)

“Astarte” pitua de Gregorio Astartidae
Astarte pitua de Gregorio, 1890, p. 200, pl. 27, figs. 26-29; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 13; Harris, 1919, p. 201 “delete from Eocene liter-

ature”
Unknown in Eocene. Specimen probably mixed. Holotype, formerly
De Gregorio Collection, University of Palermo, Palermo, Sicily. Lost

“Astarte” planimarginata Whitfield Astartidae

Astarte planimarginata Whitfield, 1885, p. 232, pl. 30, figs. 3, 4;
Whitfield, 1899, p. 154; Dall, 1903a, p. 1488

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type); Squankum;
Farmingdale

Type.—Holotype, AMNH

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 39

“Astarte proruta” Conrad Astartidae

Astarte proruta Conrad, 1833b, p. 38 not pl. 20, fig. 4 (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 60); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 199; Harris,
1895b, p. 37; Harris, 1919, p. 201

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type——Lost fide Harris, 1895b, p. 37, Moore, 1962, p. 90

Astarte protracta Meyer
See Lirodiscus protractus (Meyer)

Astarte recurva Lea
See Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad

Astarte (Micromeris) senex (Meyer)
See “Venericordia” sp.

Astarte smithvillensis Harris
See Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris)

Astarte smithvillensis Harris ‘‘var.” :
See Lirodiscus smithvillensis Harris “var.” Harris, 1897a
See also Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris)

Astarte smithvillensis mediavia Harris
See Lirodiscus mediavia (Harris)

Astarte (Micromeris) subparva Meyer
See Cuna parva (Lea)

“Astarte” subpontis Harris Astartidae

Astarte subpontis Harris, 1896, p. 62, pl. 5, figs. 5, 5a, 5b; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 94
This is not Astarte. Its generic placement is undecided.

Range.—Paleocene. “Very top of Midway” gr. (type)

Locality—GA.: Clay Co., Chattahoochee R. (“very top of Mid-
way”) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 50 PRI

Astarte sulcata Lea
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Astarte sulcata jacksonensis Meyer
See Lirodiscus jacksonensis (Meyer)

Astarte tellinoides Conrad, Heilprin, 189la. Not Conrad, 1833a
See Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris)

Astarte tellinoides Conrad
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Astarte (Lirodiscus) tellinoides scutellaria Harris
See Lirodiscus tellinoides scutellaria Harris

“Astarte” triangulata Meyer Astartidae
Astarte triangulata Meyer, 1886b, p. 80, pl. 3, figs. 21, 21a; Cossmann,
1893, p. 18; Dall, 1903a, p. 1488; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 76,

pl. 18, figs. 11-14; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 95

40) BULLETIN 218

‘Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (Harris). Oligocene. Red
Bluff clay (type)

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., 1 mi. S. of Melvin; Clark Co.,
3 mi. W. of Grove Hill (Harris). MISS.: Wayne Co., Red Bluff,
Hiwanee Station, Chickasawhay R. (type); Clarke Co., S. of
Shubuta (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 644598 USNM

“Astarte” triangulatoides Harris Astartidae
Astarte triangulatoides Harris, 1919, p. 91, pl. 32, figs. 12, 12a; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 95

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 689 PRI

Astarte ungulina Conrad
See Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad)

Astarte sp. Astartidae
Astarte sp. Gardner, 1945, p. 150

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

paces — TEXAS; Travis Co., USGS Sta. 5282, Sluft at Webber-
ville

Type.—Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Astarte ? Renick and Stenzel, 1931
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad) Renwick and Stenzel, 1931, loc. 4
See also Pteropsella praelapidosa (Stenzel and Krause), Renwick

and Stenzel, 1931, loc. 1 only

Atrina cawcawensis (Harris) Pinnidae

Pinna cawcawensis Harris, 1919, p. 31, pl. 16, figs. 12, 18 and pl. 17,
figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 690

Atrina cawcawensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p:(8, pl. 7, figs 9 andi text fics 11

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.;
McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr. 3

Localities—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. N. of Orangeburg,
“Columbia Road” (type). TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City
Bluff, Brazos R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 474, 475, 476 PRI

Atrina gardnerae (Barry) Pinnidae

Pinna gardnerae Claypool, 1933, p. 6 abstract nomen nudum; Barry,
1942+, p. 50, pl. 3, figs. 1-3

This species was not described or figured by Claypool. The name was a
nomen nudum until described and figured by Barry in 1942.

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport” fm. [name preoccupied], middle
Midway gr.; Kerens mem. (type), Wills Point fm., upper Mid-
way er.

eculities —TEXAS: Navarro Co., Old Humble Pumping Station,
W. bank of Trinity R. about 5.5 mi. NE. of Kerens (type).
LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut on W. side of La. Highway 180 about

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 4]

21%4 mi. NE. of Pleasant Hill; Natchitoches Par., field N. of
farmhouse on La. Highway 404 and 429 about 4% mi. S. of
Ajax; rd. cut in NW. % SE. &% sec. 33, T. 10 N., R. 10 W. along
dirt rd. leading W. from La. Highway 404 (paratype)

Types.—Holotype (Barry designation), Univ. Ill.; paratype
(“hypotype”) No. 5007, LSU Pal. Mus.

Atrina gravida (Harris) Pinnidae

Pinna gravida Harris, 1919, p. 30, pl. 16, figs. 8-11; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 690, 691

Atrina gravida (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 61 in part; Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 79

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 470, 471, 472, 473 PRI

Atrina jacksoniana Dall # Pinnidae

—_—__—. [Lesueur, 1829 ms., Walnut Hills Fossils, pl. 5, fig. 5
fide Dall, 1898b, p. 662

Atrina jacksoniana Dall, 1898b, p. 662; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 76;
So 1945, p. 61 in part; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 79

Pinna (Atrina) jacksoniana Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 39,
pl. 10, figs. 5, 6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 691

Cf. Atrina jacksoniana Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 13 in part, pl. 6, fig. 5;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 105

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
(type) ; “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr., Ga. (Harris)

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson, “Green’s marl bed” [No.
136645 USNM “cotype”]; Clarke Co., Garland’s Cr., near Shu-
buta (type). LA.: Sabine Par., Wooley’s Bluff; Grant Par.,
Creole Bluff, Red R. (Harris). GA.: Houston Co., Clinch-
field Quarry (Harris)

Types.—Lectotype. No. 137831 USNM herein designated; para-
lectotype, No. 6483768 USNM (13 specimens)

There are 14 specimens in the original material of Dall in the USNM
No. 137831. The “cotypes” listed by Schuchert, et al., No. 1386645, are so
fragmentary that they were excluded from the type material. One speci-
men of the 137831 lot is selected as lectotype and retains that number.
The pomiaining 13 specimens, paratypes, are recatalogued, No. 643768
USN

Atrina quadrata (Dall) Pinnidae

Pinna quadrata Dall, 1898b, p. 660, pl. 29, fig. 7; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 508; Harris, 1951, p. 12, pl. 6, figs. 2-4; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 691

Range.—Upper Eocene “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Marion Co., Richard’s quarry, Ocala (type);
Ocala Lime Rock Corp., E. of Kendrick; Dixie Lime Products
Co., Reddick; Levy Co., Johnson’s lime sink; Alachua Co., Arre-
dondo (Dall)

Type.—Holotype, No. 112508 USNM

42 BULLETIN 218

Atrind rostriformis (Morton) Pinnidae
Pinna sp. Morton, 1834, p. 63
Pinna rostriformis Morton, 1842, p. 132; Morton, 1842a, p. 214, pl. 10,
fig. 5; Gabb, 1861, p. 223; Meek, 1864, p. 9; Whitfield, 1885, p. 198,
pl. 16, figs. 3, 4; Whitfield, 1899, p. 163; Johnson, 1905, p. 10;
Weller, 1907, p. 420, pl. 37, figs. 2, 3

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type).

Localities —N. J.: Burlington Co., Cookstown; boundary between
Gloucester and Camden Cos., Timber Creek (type)

Type.-—ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

Atrina sp. Pinnidae

Pinna sp. Vaughan, 1896, p. 51, fragments cf. P. argentea Conrad;
Dall, 1898b, p. 665

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr.
Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Creole Bluff [Montgomery], Red R.
Type.—Specimens missing, USNM

Atrina sp. Pinnidae
Pinna sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 49; Dall, 1898b, p. 665; Harris, 1919, p. 31

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Coffeeville, Tombigbee R.
Type.—Specimen not found (not USNM)

Atrina sp. Pinnidae
Pinna sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 58; Dall, 1898b, p. 665

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality —ALA.: Marengo Co., Nanafalia, Tombigbee R.
Type.—Specimen not found (not USNM)

Atrina sp. Pinnidae

Pinna sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 54; Harris, 1897b, p. 46, pl. 7, fig. 8; Dall,
1898b, p. 665; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 691

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Type.—Aldrich specimen listed not found (not USNM); Harris
figured specimen, No. 191 PRI

Avicula annosa Conrad
See Pteria ? annosa (Conrad)

Avicula argentea Conrad
See “Pteria cf. argentea” (Conrad)

Avicula cardincrassa de Gregorio
See Pteria limula (Conrad)

Avicula claibornensis Lea
See Pteria limula (Conrad)

Avicula limula Conrad
See Pteria limula (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 43

Avicula limula Conrad, Aldrich, 1886 not Conrad, 1833c
See Pteria sp.

Avicula sp. Harris, 1896
See Pteria sp.

Avicula sp. Harris, 1897b
See Pteria sp.

“Axinaea” bellasculpta Conrad

“Axinaea” bellasculpta Conrad, 1860, p. 295; Conrad, 1865a, p. 12;
Dall, 1898b, p. 607 = Glycymeris arctata Conrad

Range.—? Oligocene fide Dall, 1898b, p. 607
Locality.—“Mississippi. Dr. Spillman” Conrad, 1860
Type.—Specimen not known (not listed by Moore, 1962)

Axinaea [Axinea sic] conradi Whitfield
See Glycymeris conradi (Whitfield)

Axinaea duplistria Conrad, 1865b
See Glycymeris filosa (Conrad)

Axinaea filosa (Conrad)
See Glycymeris filosa (Conrad)

Axinaea idonea (Conrad)
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad)

Axinaea inequistria Conrad, 1865b
See Glycymeris filosa (Conrad)

Axinaea intercostata Gabb
See Glycymeris intercostata (Gabb)

Axinaea staminea (Conrad)
See Glycymeris staminea (Conrad)

Axinaea trigonella (Conrad)
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Barbatia (Cucullaria) aldrichi Dall
See cf. Cucullaria aldrichi (Dall)

Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad) Arcidae

Navicula aspersa Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, listed only, pl. 14,
fig. 5 (reprint 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 5); Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 (re-
ee mee p. 4) as aspera; Dall, 1898b, p. 615 footnote; Sheldon,
VOLT cp:

Barbatia (Calliarca) [sic]) aspera (Conrad), Conrad, 1866a, p. 23

Barbatia (Calloarca) cuculloides (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 624 in part

Barbatia (Acar) reticulata (Gmelin), Dall, 1898b, p. 629 in part;
Dall, 1915, p. 120 Eocene only; Reinhart, 1935, p. 24. Not Arca
reticulata Gmelin, 1791, p. 3311. Recent

Arca reticulata Gmelin, Sheldon, 1917, pp. 14, 20 in part. Not A.
reticulata Gmelin, 1791, p. 3311. Recent

Barbatia jacksonensis Cooke, 1926b, p. 137, figs. 13a, b fide Bartsch
(pers. com. April 30, 1941)

Arca (Acar) reticulata Gmelin, Harris, 1919, p. 55, pl. 22, figs. 18, 19;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 73, 74. Not A. reticulata Gmelin. Recent

44 BuLLeTIN 218

Barbatia sp. cf. domingensis (Lamarck), Gardner, 1945, p. 54 in part
Not A. Domingensis Lamarck, 1819, p. 40

Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 47, pl.
11, figs. 12, 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 115

Conrad (1854) first spelled the name of the species aspersa. There-
after (1856a; 1866a) he changed the spelling to aspera (meaning rough)
which he probably intended to indicate. In 1854, although the shell is
figured, the name was listed only and not described. It is, therefore, a
nomen nudum and date of publication is 1856a with the spelling of
aspera. The name Navicula aspera is not preoccupied by Arca aspera
Philippi, 1844, p. 43 [not 1836 as in Dall, 1898b] as indicated by Dall and
followed by Sheldon.

Range.—Middle Eocene, Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Cook
Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch
fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Clarke Co., Wau-
tubbee; Newton Co., Hickory. TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smith-
ville, Colorado R.

Type.—Missing Moore, 1962, p. 40. Holotype Barbatia jacksonensis
Cooke, No. 353949 USNM

Barbatia corvamnis Harris Arcidae

Barbatia corvamnis Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 46, pl. 11,
figs. 9-11; Wilbert, 1953, pp. 98, 123; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 115

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr. (Wil-
bert); upper Jackson gr. (Crow Creek, Ark.) (type)

Localities —ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Creek, 2 mi. E. of
Forrest City (type); Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.
(Wilbert)

Types.—Holotype, No. 4198; paratypes Nos. 4199, 4200 PRI

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) cuculloides (Conrad) Arcidae

Arca cuculloides Conrad, 1833b, p. 37, not figured (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 59); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 96; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 391; Harris, 1895b, p. 14; Sheldon, 1917,
p. 18, pl. 2, figs. 8-12; Aldrich, 1931, p. 7, pl. 6, figs. 1, 2. Thought
from sand at Claiborne [?]

Byssoarca cuculloides (Conrad), Conrad, 1846b, p. 219; Harris, 1919,
p. 54, pl. 22, fig. 17 holotype

Byssoarca lima Conrad, 1848a, p. 295; Conrad, 1848b, p. 125, pl. 13, fig.
23 = “Arca conradi Deshayes” [nomen nudum, Deshayes Cat. USNM
not published]; not Arca lima Reeve, 1844a, p. 125 fide Dall, 1898b,

615

p.

Navicula cuculloides (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29

Navicula lima (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29

Cucullaearca lima (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11

Cucullaearca cuculloides (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11

Cucullarca [sic] cuculloides (Conrad), Conrad, 1866a, p. 4

Arca (Cucullaearca) cuculloides Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 195 in
part, not pl. 24, figs. 17-20 [= rhomboidella Lea]

Barbatia (Calloarca) cuculloides (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, pp. 615, 624

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) cuculloides (Conrad), Reinhart, 1935, p. 27;
Reinhart, 1943, p. 33; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 45, pl. 11, figs.
1-3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 115

PALMER AND BRANN 45

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS:

Arca (Barbatia) cuculloides (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 15, pl. 6, fig. 9;
pl. 7, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 61, 62
Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)
Localities——ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne upper bluff, Alabama
R. (type). MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson. LA.: Grant Par., Mont-
gomery, Red R.
Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30519 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 51

Barbatia (Calloarca) cuculloides (Conrad) Dall in part
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)
Arcidae

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) cuculloides (Conrad) “var.”
Arca lima Conrad “var.” Aldrich, 1886, p. 57
Barbatia cuculloides Conrad var., Harris, 1897b, p. 47 in part, pl. 8,
figs. 1, la; Harris, 1899b, p. 301, pl. 53, fig. 3; Sheldon, 1917, p. 14;

Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 115
Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm., middle

Wilcox [Sabine] er. °
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen (Harris 1897b), No. 141 PRI

Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad) var. Harris
See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) ludoviciana Harris
Arcidae

Barbatia deusseni Gardner
Arca rhomboidella Lea, Harris, 1919, p. 51 in part. Not Lea, 1833, p.

74
Barbatia deusseni Gardner, 1927, p. 365, figs. 20, 21
Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., 1 mi. below Collins sie [Colliers]

Ferry, Brazos R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369244 USNM

Barbatia sp. cf. domingensis (Lamarck), Gardner, 1945
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)
Arcidae

Barbatia inglisia Richards
Barbatia ? inglisia Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 44, pl. 9,

fig. 2 hinge not available

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., 2.9 mi. S. of Gulf Hammock (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. I-7550 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Barbatia jacksonensis Cooke
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)
Arcidae

Barbatia lignitifera Aldrich
Arca (Barbatia) lignitifera Aldrich, 1908b, p. 75, pl. 5, figs. 6, 7
Arca lignitifera Aldrich, Sheldon, 1917, p. 23, pl. 5, figs. 3, 4
Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality —_ALA.: Wilcox Co., 6 mi. E, of Thomasville (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 639054 USNM

46 BULLETIN 218

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) Iudoviciana (Harris) ‘Arcidae
Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad) var. Harris, 1899b, p. 301 in part, not
pl. 53, fig. 3

Arca (cuculloides?) ludoviciana Harris, 1919, p. 54, pl. 22, figs. 8-16
as Byssoarca, p. 223; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 146, 147 as Bys-
soarca

Arca (Barbatia) cuculloides ludoviciana Harris, Barry, 1942+, p.
49, pl. 2, fig. 14

Barbatia ludoviciana (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 53 as cf.; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 46, pl. 11, figs. 6-8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 116

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) ludoviciana (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957 p. 58

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm. (type), middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr. Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. fide Harris, 1946

Localities —_TEXAS: Sabine Co., right bank Sabine R., Pendle-
ton (type). For remainder of localities in Harris, 1919, p. 54
see Barbatia (cucullaearca) spp. LA.: Bossier Par., Roberta.
See Barry, 1942+, p. 50 for further La. localities

Types.—Lectotype, No. 561 PRI (Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 46);
paratypes, Nos. 560, 562-568 PRI

Barbatia palmerae Richards Arcidae
Barbatia palmerae Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 44, pl. 9,
fig. 1 hinge not available

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., 2.9 mi. S. of Gulf Hammock (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. I-7551 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Barbatia (Acar) reticulata (Gmelin)
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)

Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella (Lea) Arcidae

Arca rhomboidella Lea, 1833, p. 74, pl. 2, fig. 52; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6; Bronn, 1848a, p. 98; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 391; Aldrich, 1886, p. 9; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
196, pl. 24, fig. 28, copy Lea, not Meyer; Cossmann, 1893, p. 17 in
part; Harris, 1895b, p. 39; Harris, 1919, p. 51 in part, pl. 21, figs.
11-14; pl. 22, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 74

Anomalocardia rhomboidella (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Conrad,
1866a, p. 4

Arca (Cucullaearca) cuculloides Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 195 in
part, pl. 24, figs 17-20

Arca (Scapharca) rhomboidella Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 625; Sheldon, 1917,
p. 30, pl. 7, figs. 6-10; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 74, 75

Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella (Lea), Reinhart, 1935, p. 30

Barbatia (Scapharca ?) rhomboidella (Lea), Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 44, pl. 11, fig. 14; Brann and Kent, 1960, p, 116

Range.—Middle Eccene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Mc-
Bean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), uppermost
Claiborne gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 47

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, sand (type) and
base, Alabama R.; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. MISS.: Newton
Co., Newton; Clarke Co., Wautubbee. TEXAS: Lee Co. S8.C.:
Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg. LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice;
Bienville Par., Hammetts Branch; Sabine Par., 3 mi. NE. of
Negreet. VA.: “Eocene of Virginia’ Haldeman fide Dall, 1898b,
p. 625 a museum label, never confirmed

Type.—Holotype, No. 5306 ANSP

Barbatia (Plagiarca) cf. rhomboidella (Lea) “var.” Arcidae

Arca cf. rhomboidella Lea var. Harris, 1951, p. 14, pl. 6, fig. 8; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 75

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality—FLA.: Marion Co., Old Camp Quarry, Florida Lime
Products Co., about 2.2 mi. from Ocala

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24467 PRI

2

Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella parsaba (Harris) Arcidae

Arca rhomboidella parsaba Harris, 1919, p. 53, pl. 22, figs. 2-4; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 75

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr. (type)

Locality—TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabine R. (see Veatch Survey,
1902, p. 129) (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 554-556 PRI

Barbatia (Plagiarca) rhomboidella subscopula (Harris) Arcidae

Arca rhomboidella subscopula Harris, 1919, p. 52, pl. 21, figs. 15-17;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 75

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 551, 552 PRI

Barbatia (Jacksonarca) seraperta Harris Arcidae

Barbatia (Jacksonarca) seraperta Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 46, pl. 11, figs. 4, 5, 5a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 116

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., cut on the G.M. and M.R.R. just
beyond N. limit of freightyard, Jackson (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4194 PRI

Barbatia (Barbatia) uxorispalmeri Stenzel and Krause Arcidae
Cibota mississippiensis (Conrad), Gabb, 1860d, p. 387, pl. 67, fig. 58.
Not Byssoarca mississippiensis Conrad, 1848b, p. 125
Arca ludoviciana Harris, Deussen, 1924, p. 67. Not A. ludoviciana
Harris, 1919, p. 54
Arca (Barbatia) cuculloides Conrad “var.”, Renick and Stenzel, 1931,

p. 104
Barbatia (Barbatia) uxorispalmeri Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 58, pl. 5, figs. 5-10

48 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene, Viesca mem., Weches fm., middle Clai-
borne gr.; Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne gr.; Whee-
lock mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. (Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining)

TEGO conbiek Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.

ype

Types.—Holotype, No. 20708 BEG; paratypes, No. 20699 (figs.
7, 8), No. 20700 (figs. 9, 10) BEG

Barbatia (Plagiarca) vaughani Casey Arcidae

Arca rhomboidella Lea, var. Vaughan, 1896, p. 37, pl. 3, fig. 8

Arca vaughani Casey, 1903, p. 265; Veatch, 1906, pl. 19, fig. 3, copy
Vaughan; Deussen, 1914, pl. 5, fig. 3; Harris, 1919, p. 53, pl. 22,
figs. 5-7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 81

Arca (Scapharca) vaughani Casey, Sheldon, 1917, p. 31, pl. 7, fig. 11;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 81

Anadara sp. cf. A. vaughani (Casey), Gardner, 1945, p. 55

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice (type). TEXAS: Sabine
Co., Sabine R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 480107 USNM

Barbatia (Cucullaearca) sp. Arcidae
Arca sp. Harbison, 1944, p. 3, pl. 2, fig. 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee Is. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner (type)

Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Barbatia (Cucullaearea) spp. Arcidae
Arca (cuculloides ?) ludoviciana new var. Harris, 1919, p. 54 in part
Specimens from localities in Harris, 1919, p. 54 other than “Sabine

R.” (= B. ludoviciana Harris). Middle Eocene

Barnea alatoidea (Aldrich)
See Pholas alatoidea Aldrich

Basterotia prima Aldrich Sportellidae
Basterotia ? prima Aldrich, 1921, p. 20, pl. 3, figs. 1-3

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm.; Greggs
Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.; Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Bells Ldg., Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 59 GSATC

Bathytormus Stewart (Crassatellidae)
See also Crassatella

Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad) Crassatellidae

Crassatella alaeformis Conrad, 1830, p. 228, pl. 10, fig. 1; Conrad,

App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 396, pl. 3, fig. 2 (not

fig. 3 as in text and expl. of pl.); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny,

1850, p. 383; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Clark, 1895,

p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 81, pl. 27, figs. la-k; Vokes, 1961, p. 50, pl. 10,
figs. 5, 6

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 49

Crassatella capri-cranium Rogers and Rogers, 1839b, p. 375, pl. 30,
fig. 2 (2 figures) (reprint 1884, p. 672, pl. 5, fig. 2, 2 figures); H.
C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5 as
capricranium

(?) Crassatella palmula Conrad, 1846c, p. 396, pl. 4, fig. 1; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 383; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad,
1866a, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 93

Crassatella declivis Heilprin, 1880, p. 151, pl. facing p. 150, fig. 9;
Aldrich, 1897a, p. 4, pl. 3, figs. 1, la

Crassatella protexta Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 198, pl. 25, fig. 12
copy Conrad, 1846c C. alaeformis

Crassatellites alaeformis (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 180,
pl. 41, figs. 1-8; Dall, 1903a, p. 1469

Crassatellites palmulus (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type).

Localities—MD.: “Maryland” (type). Charles Co., 1 mi. SE. of
Mason Springs; Glymont; Clifton Beach; Mattatvoman Creek;
Liverpool Point; Wades Bay; Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. NE. of
Piscataway Cr.; Brooks Estate near Seat Pleasant; Fort
Washington; Upper Marlboro [Conrad—C. pamula]; 3 mi. W.
of Leeland on Western Branch; W. of Collington between
Buena Vista and Collington; Anne Arundel Co., Sheckel’s Farm
near South River; Queen Annes Co., Rolphs Landing, Chester
R. VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac Cr.; Aquia Cr.; King George Co.,
2 mi. below Potomac Cr.; Paspotansa Cr.; W. Hanover Co.,
Ratcliff Wharf; Rappahannock R. “S. CAR.”: [Conrad, 1866a,
p. 5]

Types.—Possible holotype, No. 30498 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 35.
Holotype Crassatella declivis Heilprin, No. 2490 USNM. Holo-
yee Crassatella palmula Conrad, No. 30580 ANSP Moore, 1962,
p. 8

Bathytormus clarkensis (Dall) Crassatellidae
Crassatellites clarkensis Dall, 1900, p. 1192, pl. 36, figs. 20, 21, 24, 25;
Dall, 1903a, p. 1470; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 175; Harris, 1919,
p. 100, pl. 34, figs. 5, 6; Gardner, 1945, p. 92, pl. 6, figs. 5, 13, 15,
16; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 284
Crassatella clarkensis (Dall), Harris and Palmer, 1946, pp. 81, 82, pl.
18, figs. 30, 31; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 279; Kent im Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 986, pl. 1, figs. 1, 2
Bathytormus clarkensis (Dall), Stewart, 1930, p. 138

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne
gr.; Laredo fm. (Gardner, p. 92), upper Claiborne gr.; (Jack-
son Eocene, Mississippi Embayment area, Harris in Harris and
Palmer, 1946)

Localities —LA.: Lincoln Par., Chautauqua; Sabine Par., 3 mi.
SE. of Negreet; Winn Par., St. Maurice; Cooper’s well-depth
1000 ft.; Winnfield, near Saline Bayou. MISS.: Clarke Co., 8
mi. W. of Enterprise; Wautubbee (type); Newton Co., 21%4 mi.
E. of Newton. ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff,
Alabama R.; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. S.C.: Orangeburg Co.,
3 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg. NE. MEXICO (Gardner, p. 92)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 139086 USNM

50 BULLETIN 218

Bathyformus clarkensis ferrocarolinus (Harris) Crassatellidae

Crassatellites clarkensis ferrocarolinus Harris, 1919, pp. 100, 101,
pl. 34, figs. 7-10; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.. 284, 285

Crassatella clarkensis ferrocarolina (Harris), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 82 (reference to)

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 mi. WNW. Orangeburg (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 711-714 PRI

Bathytormus clarkensis ludovicianus (Kent) Crassatellidae

Crassatellites clarkensis ludovicianus Harris, 1919, p. 101 nomen
nudum; Gardner, 1945, p. 92

Crassatella clarkensis ludoviciana Kent, Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
279; Kent in Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 986, pl. 1, figs. 3-8

Range.—Middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., 8 mi. W. of Enterprise. LA.:
Winn Par., St. Maurice; Ouachita Par., Lapiniere Ldg., Oua-
chita R. (holotype)

Types.—Holotype, No. 2466; paratypes, Nos. 2463-2465 PRI

Bathytormus clarkensis postclarkensis (Harris) Crassatellidae
Crassatellites flexurus postclarkensis Harris, 1919, pp. 100, 103 nomen
nudum

Crassatella flexura postclarkensis (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 82, pl. 19, figs. 3, 4
Crassatella flecura Conrad “var”, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 280 indi-
cated as hypotypes.
This subspecies has never received a full description. It was figured in
1946 with an accompanied comparison with the species. The figured
specimens are herein designated lectotype and paralectotype respectively.

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.;
Tullos mem. (type), Yazoo clay, upper Jackson gr.

Localities —LA.: Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Ouachita R.
(type), ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Ferry, Saline R. (Harris
in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 82), MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland
Cr. (paratype)

Types.—Lectotype, No. 4815; paralectotype, No. 4316 PRI

Bathytormus flexurus (Conrad) Crassatellidae

Crassatella flexura Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 7
(reprint, 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 7); Conrad, 1856a, p. 259 (reprint,
1939, p. 5); Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23; Hilgard in
Hopkins, 1871, p. 11; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 81, pl. 18, figs. 22-
28, 35, 37, fig. 38 var.; pl. 19, fig. 1 same as pl. 18, fig. 38, fig. 2 var.;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 279, 280

Crassatellites flexurus (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Harris, 1919,
p. 100

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son er.

Losalities. —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Town Cr., Jack-
son. LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery Ldg., Red R. TEXAS:
Sabine Co., Robinsons Ferry ?, Sabine R.

Types.—Probable syntypes (2), No. 13187 ANSP. Specimens
broken fide Moore, 1962, p. 61

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 51

Bathytormus flexurus productus (Conrad) Crassatellidae

Crassatella producta Conrad, 18638a, p. 289; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Con-
rad, 1865b, p. 139, pl. 10, fig. 6 [not Enterprise, Miss.]; Conrad,
1866a, p. 23; not Aldrich, 1886, p. 50; Harris, 1897b, p. 58

Crassatellites productus (Conrad), Dall, 1908a, p. 1469

Crassatellites flexurus productus (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 100

Crassatella flexura producta Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 81,
pl. 18, figs. 29, 36; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 280

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” error for Garland
Cr. (type) [see Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307]

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 18224 ANSP Moore 1962, p. 89

Bathytormus protextus (Conrad) Crassatellidae

Crassatella protexta Conrad, 1832b, p. 22, pl. 8, fig. 2; (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 40, pl. 8, fig. 2); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Con-
rad, 1846c, p. 395, pl. 2, fig. 7, not pl. 3, fig. 2 as in text; pl. 3, figs.
4 (2) immature; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Bronn, 1848a, p. 344; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 383; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 273, not p. 271; Conrad,
1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 198, pl. 24,
figs. 31-37; pl. 25, figs. 2-11; figs. 18, 14 ? copy Conrad, 1832b, fig.
15, not fig. 12; Cossmann, 1893, p. 13; Harris, 1895b, p. 37; Harris
and Palmer, 1946, p. 82, pl. 18, figs. 32-34; Brann and Kent, 1960,
pp. 281, 282

Crassatellites protextus (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Harris, 1919,
pp. 100-108, pl. 35, figs. 1-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 286

Bathytormus protextus (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, pp. 37, 137

Crassatellites alaeformis Conrad var., Aldrich, 1931, p. 6, pl. 6, fig. 5,
young of B. protexta (Conrad)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Possible syntypes, (3) No. 30520; possible syntypes No.
30511 ANSP. One specimen marked with “X”, presumably indi-
cating type. Moore, 1962, p. 90. Figured specimen Crassatellites
alaeformis Conrad var., Aldrich, 1931, GSATC

Bathytormus protextus sinus (Harris) Crassatellidae

Crassatella protexta sinus Harris, 1951, p. 18, pl. 8, figs. 3, 4; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 282

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Co., 3.9 mi.
from Perry. FLA.: Marion Co., just below office and plant
Dixie Lime Products Co., Zuber (type localities)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 24481, 24482 PRI

Biocorbula pearlensis (Meyer) Corbulidae

Corbula pearlensis Meyer, 1886b, p. 83, pl. 3, figs. 16, 16a

Corbula ? pearlensis Meyer, Cossmann, 1893, p. 7

Corbula ? pearlensis Meyer, Dall, 1898b, p. 846

Corbula (Biocorbula) pearlensis Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
117, pl. 25, figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 268

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Town Creek, Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638853 USNM

52 BULLETIN 218

Cf. Blagraveia gunteri Richards Veneridae

Blagraveia gunteri Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 54, pl.
12, figs. 6, 7 (?)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Inglis fm. (type.) lower Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of town of Gulf Hammock just SW. of State Road 55 SW. %
sec. 34, T.14S., R. 16 E. (type); New Lebanon dolomite pit SW.
1% NE. % sec. 12, T. 16 S., R. 16 E; Citrus Co., Dunnellon Phos-
phate Mining Co., SW. % "SE. 4 sec. 10; 03 18 Soe 19.

Types.—Holotype, No. I-7579; paratypes (2)5 No. 1-7580 Fla. Geol.
Sur.

Bornia dalli (Cossmann)
See cf. Mysella dalli (Cossmann)

Bornia isosceles Harris Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)
Bornia prima (Aldrich), Vaughan in Veatch and Stephenson, 1911, p.
240; Cooke, 1918, p. 51 not Kellia prima Aldrich, 1897a, p. 15
Bornia isosceles Harris, 1919, p. 109, pl. 37, figs. 13, 13a

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—GA.: Richmond Co., Sloan’s Scarp on McBean Cr., be-
tween McBean Station and Savannah R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 559281 USNM (Harris, 1919, pl. 37, fig.
18a)

Bornia perdita Harris Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Bornia perdita Harris, 1919, p. 109, pl. 37, figs. 14, 14a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 126

Range.—Middle Eocene. Probably Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper
Claiborne gr.
Locality—LA.: “Sabine River?” [Veatch Survey, 1902, p. 129]

(type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 725 PRI

Bornia plectopygia Dall Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Bornia plectopygia Dall, 1900, p. 1149; 1903a, pl. 49, fig. 9; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 103; Harris, 1919, p. 108, pl. 37, fig. 11 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 108493 USNM

Bornia prima (Aldrich) Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)
Kellia prima Aldrich, 1897a, p. 15, pl. 5, figs. 3, 3a; Harris, 1899b, p.
320, pl. 53, fig. 11 copy Aldrich; Deussen, 1924, p. 49, pl. 15, figs.

ee

“Kellia” prima Aldrich, Harris, 1897b, p. 58, pl. 11, figs. 6, 6a copies
Aldrich; Dall, 1899, p. 883

Bornia prima (Aldrich), Dall, 1899, p. 883; Dall, 1900, p. 1149; Barry,
1942 p. 66; not B. prima (Aldrich: Vaughan. in Veatch and
Stephenson, 1911, p. 240. See B. isosceles Harris

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 53

Range.—Lower Eocene, Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type); Woods
Bluff, Tombigbee R. (Dall). TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabinetown
% mi. down stream from Sabinetown Ferry Ldg., Sabine R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 688999 USNM

Bornia prima (Aldrich), Vaughan in Veatch and Stephenson
See B. isosceles Harris

Bornia scintillata Dall Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Bornia scintillata Dall, 1900, p. 1149; 1903a, pl. 49, fig. 10; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 103; Harris, 1919, p. 107, pl. 37, fig. 10 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 108492 USNM

@

Bornia zapataensis Gardner Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Bornia zapataensis Gardner, 1927, p. 374, fig. 9; Trowbridge, 1932, pl.
41, fig. 1 copy Gardner type

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Zapata Co., 3 mi. SE. of Zapata (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369237 USNM

Brachidontes alabamensis (Aldrich) Mytilidae

Modiola alabamensis Aldrich, 1895b, p. 16, pl. 5, fig. 18; Harris, 1897b,
p. 47, pl. 7, fig. 9; Harris, 1899b, p. 300, pl. 53, fig. 2 Texas, speci-
men lost; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 563

Modiolus (Brachydontes [sic]) alabamensis (Aldrich), Dall, 1898b,
p. 796 Not Modiolus alabamensis (Aldrich), Clark and Martin, 1901,
p. 185, pl. 43, figs. 4, 5, 5a=B. potomacensis (Clark)

Modiolus (Brachydontes [sic]) alabamensis (Aldrich), Barry, 1942+,
p. 57, pl. 3, fig. 6; pl. 5, fig. 4; Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, p. 192

Volsella alabamensis (Aldrich), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 4138, not
pl. 164, fig. 17 copy Clark and Martin=B. potomacensis (Clark)

Musculus alabamensis (Aldrich), Gardner, 1945, p. 57. Not Harris
as in Gardner

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr., Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.

Localities—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.;
Choctaw Corner (type). LA.: Sabine Par., about % mi. up-
stream from bridge over Sabine R. on La. Highway 6, R. S.
Hendricks farm in center of S. % sec. 31, T. 7 N., R. 11 W.
TEXAS: Sabine Co., Pendleton, Sabine R. [fide Harris, 1899b,

p. 300] :
Type.—Holotype, No. 688959 USNM

Brachidontes potomacensis (Clark) Mytilidae

Modiola potomacensis Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 85, pl. 34, figs.
1 a-c

54 BULLETIN 218

Maps (Brachydontes [sic]) potomacensis (Clark), Dall, 1898b, p.
6

Modiolus alabamensis (Aldrich), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 185, pl. 43,
fig. 4; figs. 5, 5a copy Clark M. potomacensis. Not M. alabamensis
(Aldrich), 1895b, p. 16

Volsella alabamensis (Aldrich), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 413, pl.
164, fig. 17 copy Clark and Martin

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (Clark and Martin). Lower Eocene.
Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 2 mi. above Popes Cr.;
Wades Bay; Liverpool Point; Clifton Beach; 1 mi. SE. of
Mason Springs; Glymont; Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro;
Fort Washington. VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac Cr. (type);
Aquia Cr.; King George Co., Woodstock; mouth of Paspotansa;
2 mi. below Potomac Cr.

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Syntypes have been reasoned to be from Potomac Cr., Va., because the
explanation of the original figures (1896, pl. 34, figs. 1 a-b) did not
designate the locality, but in 1901, Clark and Martin refigured the
species (under M. alabamensis Aldrich) using the initial illustrations
with Potomac Cr. as the locality. They added a figure of a specimen
from Paspotansa Cr. but that was an afterthought.

Cf. Brachidontes saffordi (Gabb) Mytilidae

Modiola saffordi Gabb, 1860d, p. 395, pl. 68, fig. 30; Safford, 1869, p.
419; Harris, 1896, p. 49, pl. 3, figs. 4, 5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
563

Modiolus (Brachydontes [sic]) saffordi (Gabb), Dall, 1898b, p. 796;
Gardner, 1935, p. 146, pl. 8, figs. 8, 9

Volsella saffordi (Gabb), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 413, pl. 164,
fig. 18 copy Harris

Hinge not known

Range——Paleocene. “Ripley Group” (type) = [Not Cretaceous]
Kineaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities —TENN.: Hardeman Co. (type), Hannah’s, 134 mi. N.
of Crainsville (Harris). TEXAS: See Gardner, 1935.

Type.——Lost ? [fide Harris, 1896, p. 50] [“lost” fide Gardner,
1935, p. 146]

Brachidontes stubbsi (Harris) Mytilidae
Modiola stubbsi Harris, 1899b, p. 298, pl. 52, figs. 5-6 specimen lost
Modiolus (Brachydontes [sic]) stubbsi (Harris), Barry, 1942+, p. 56,

pl. 6, fig. 83; Wasem and Wilbert, 19438, p. 192

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm. (type), lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —LA.: Sabine Par., Raines place about 6 mi. WSW. of
Marthaville (type); road cut along La. Highway 42-D in SW.
y% SE. % SW. % sec. 25, T. 8 N., R. 12 W. Natchitoches Par.,
field adjacent to La. Highway 607 in NW. 4% SW. 4% NE. 4%
sec. 29, T. 9 N., R. 10W.

Type.—Holotype lost. (Harris coll.)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 55

Brachidontes texanus (Harris) Mytilidae

Modiola texana Harris, 1894b, p. 180 listed nomen nudum

Modiola texana “Gabb’”, Harris, 1895a, p. 46 in part, pl. 1, fig. 2;
Schuchert, e# al., 1905, p. 407; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 39 in part. Not Perna texana Gabb, 1862c, p. 371

Modiolus (Brachidontes) texanus “Gabb”, Dall, 1898b, p. 796 in part

Modiolus texanus (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 32 in part, not of Gabb, pl.
at ree, ae 7 types, not fig. 8 = M. sp., not Trowbridge, 1932, pl.
43, fig.

This is not the “Perna texana of Gabb’’. Because the original generic
name was not given as Modiola the specific name may stand with Harris
as author.

Harris in 1894b, (Arkansas Geol. Sur.) reviewed in the last part of the
Bulletin, the Claiborne and Jackson Eocene stages of Louisiana. On
pages 178-180 he gave sections in Bossier Parish. In a reddish sand-
stone (Pope Joy Cut) and at locality “23 N., 12 W. section 19, south-
east quarter, (Station 2416 of Museum [USNM] register)”, he identi-
fied Modiola texana. He believed the species to be what Gabb named
“Perna texana’ from Caddo Peak, Texas (see Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 39). Harris in 1895a included the forms under
Modiola texana (Gabb) but figured the specimen in the USNM from
“Red Land, La.”, Bossier Parish, capitalizing the names as of a place.
In 1899, Harris and Veatch described the “Red land area” of Bossier
Parish of Louisiana referring to the previous description in the
Arkansas bulletin (1894b, p. 180). There is no doubt that the name of
“Red Land” of Harris, 1895a and 1919 is the red land area. By typo-
graphical slips “23 N” became “sp. 23, N” in 1919.

This species has never had a description. Its indication has been to a
wrongly identified form. It has been illustrated, has a “type” locality,
and the “type” is in existence. It is worthy of description. The name is
not preoccupied by that of Gabb because the original of Gabb was
“Perna texana”. If both species belong in the same genus Gabb’s name
has priority.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr. (“‘type’”’)

Localities —LA.: Bossier Par., “near Red Land” (“type”) USNM
“Sect. 19, R. 12 W.; sp. 23 N.” [sic] (Harris, 1919). Harris,
1894b, p. 86, “23 N., 12 W., sec. 19, SE. 1/4”. “Redland area.
..-’ Harris and Veatch, 1899, pp. 47, 86. Cf. LA.: Caddo Par.,
Vivian; Webster Par., 7 mi. N. of Plain Dealing. Cf. TEXAS:
Atacosa Co., Frio Co., 2 mi. E. of Arnold’s Ranch

Type-——“Holotype”, No. 154872 USNM (‘“Pleisotype” becomes
‘“holotype”’)

Brachidontes sp. Mytilidae

Modiolus texanus (Gabb), Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 43, fig. 3. Not “Perna
texanus” Gabb, 1862c; not Harris, 1895a and 1919

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality — TEXAS; Zapata Co., 4.8 mi. SE. of Zapata
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 371785 USNM

Breviarca stearnsii Gardner
See Striarca stearnsii (Gardner)

Bucardia veta Conrad
See ? Glossus veta (Conrad)

56

BULLETIN 218

Byssoarca cuculloides Conrad

See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)

Byssoarca (cuculloides ?) var. ludoviciana Harris

See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) ludoviciana (Harris)

Byssoarca lima Conrad

See Barbatia. cuculloides (Conrad)

Byssomia petricoloides Lea

See ? Lithophaga petricoloides (Lea)

Caestocorbula fossata (Meyer and Aldrich) Corbulidae

Corbula Murchisoni var. fossata Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 45, pl. 2,

fig. 22

Corbula (Aloidis) fossata [Meyer and] Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 844
Corbula murchisoni var. fossata Meyer and Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p.

193, pl. 58, figs. 11, 16-20; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 266, 267 [not
var. |

“Corbula” fossata Aldrich, Vokes, 1944, p. 621 probably Caestocorbula

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne
gr., occasionally Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Bienville Par., Mt. Lebanon. MISS.: Newton
Co., Newton (type); Hickory; Clarke Co., Wautubbee; 8 mi. W.
of Enterprise. [?] Co. Johnson’s place, location unknown. ALA.:
Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (Harris); Lisbon
Bluff, Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638748 USNM

Cf. Caestocorbula murchisonii (Lea) Corbulidae

Corbula oniscus Conrad, 1833a, p. 341; Conrad, 1835a, (Harris re-

print, 1893, p. 115, pl. 19, fig. 3); Conrad, App. im Morton, 1834, p.
8; Conrad, 1846b, p. 219; Conrad, 1846c, p. 398 in part, not pl. 4, fig.
3 = C. gibbosa; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98 in part; d’Orbigny 1850, p.
382 in part, not Conrad, “p. 542”; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 273 in part;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 3 in part; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8 in part, Heilprin,
1884b, p. 89; Harris, 1895b, p. 31 in part; Dall, 1898b, p. 843 in
part; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 164 in part, not pl. 32, figs. 7, 7a,
8, 8a, 8b; not Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 431, pl. 172, figs. 10, 11
copies Clark and Martin

Corbula Murchisonii Lea, 1833, p. 46, pl. 1, fig. 13; Conrad in Morton,

1834, p. 8 = “C. nasuta” Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98 (as Murchi-
soniana); de Gregorio, 1890, p. 231, pl. 37, fig. 22 copy Lea; figs.
23, 24 copies C. oniscus Conrad; figs. 25-39; pl. 38, figs. 1-13; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 6; Harris 1895b, p. 29; Harris, 1919, p. 191, pl. 58,
figs. 7-10, 12-15; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 114, pl. 24, figs. 2, 6;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 266.

Not Corbula oniscus Conr., var. C. gibbosa Lea, Heilprin, 1881, p. 364

The name Corbula oniscus Conrad, 1833, Jan. has priority over C.

murchisonii Lea, 1833, December. Conrad mixed the identification of his
C. oniscus so badly between C. gibbosa Lea and C. murchisonii that we
agree with Harris, 1919 the less confusing settlement is to use Lea’s
name, C. murchisonii.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 57

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 5061, 5062 ANSP. C. oniscus Conrad
probably syntypes (12), No. 20347 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 81

Caestocorbula wailesiana (Harris in Dall) Corbulidae

Corbula bicarinata Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 3 (re-
print, 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 3); Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 (reprint, 1939,
p. 4); Conrad, 1865a, p. 3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; Meyer, 1885a, p.
462. Not C. bicarinata G. B. Sowerby I, 1833b, p. 35

Corbula (Aloidis) wailesiana Harris ms in Dall, 1898b, p. 846, new
name for C. bicarinata Conrad; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 113,
pl. 23, figs. 27, 28; pl. 24, figs. 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 274, 275

Corbula wailesiana Harris (ms) Dall, Harris, 1919, pp. 189, 192, pl.
57, figs. 22, 23; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 274

Gernee wailesiana Harris, Vokes, 1944, p. 621 probably Caesto-
corbula °

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.

Localities ——MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type). ARK.: Cleveland
Co., Vince Bluff, Saline R. (small specimens, Harris). LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R. See Harris and Palmer for
further discussion of localities

Types.—Corbula bicarinata Conrad, syntypes (5), No. 13188
ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 42

Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea aequorea Conrad, 1833b, p. 36, not pl. 19, fig. 3 as in text
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 58, pl. 20, fig. 5); Conrad, App. 7m Morton,
1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1842b, p. 175; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 380; Tuomey, 1858, p. 265; Smith, 1885, p. 274; Aldrich,
1885c, p. 306; Langdon, 1886, p. 208; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 216 in
part; Harris, 1895b, p. 2

Cytherea Hydii Lea, 1833, p. 66, pl. 2, fig. 42; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7=C. aequorea Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Orbigny,
er p. 380=C. aequorea; Harris, 1895b, p. 22—C. aequorea Con-
ra

Meretrix aequorea (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Conrad, 1856a, p.
257 (reprint, 1939, p. 3); Cossmann, 1893, p. 9; Harris, 1919, p. 140,
pl. 44; figs. 3-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 543

Dione aequorea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Cytherea aequorea Mut. cominduta de Gregorio, 1890, pp. 216, 217, pl.
34, figs. 5-10

Cytherea aequorea Mut. Hydii Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 216, pl. 33,
on copy Lea, figs. 8-15 [not fig. 18-15 as in Palmer]; Cossmann,

893, p. 10

Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 89,

pl. 15, figs. 8, 9, 14; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 150

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes, No. 20157 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 35;
syntypes (2) C. aequorea Mut. cominduta de Gregorio, No.
26450 PRI De Gregorio Coll.

58 BULLETIN 218

Callisha (Costacallista) aldrichi (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix perovata var. aldrichi Harris, 1895b, p. 48, pl. 1, fig. 1;
Harris, 1919, p. 188, pl. 48, fig. 17; pl. 44, figs. 1, 2, 2a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 545, 546

Callista (Costacallista) perovata aldrichi (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929,
p. 87, pl. 15, figs. 7, 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 153

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 44 PRI [Not Texas State or Univ., Texas
Mus. as in Harris, 1895; 1919]

Callista (Callista) annexa (Conrad) Veneridae
Dione annexa Conrad, 1865b, p. 187, pl. 10, fig. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p.
24

Meretrix annexa (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 138
Callista (Callista) annexa (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 75, pl.
14, figs. 17, 20; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 95, pl. 21, figs. 6-8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 150, 151
ee annexa (Conrad), Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 53, pl.
» fig.

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
(type)

Localities—MISS.: Clark Co., ‘‘Enterprise”’—Garland Cr. see
Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307 (type); Hinds Co., Jackson. LA.: Grant
Par., Montgomery, Red R.; Caldwell Par., Gibson Ldg.,
Ouachita R.; Bunker Hill, Ouachita R.; Catahoula Par., Dan-
ville Ldg., Ouachita R. FLA.: Levy Co., New Lebanon dolo-
mite pit, SW. 4% NE. &% sec. 12, T. 16 S., R. 16 E.; road metal
pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits of Gulf Hammock, just SW. of
State Road 55 in SW. &% sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (Richards
and Palmer)

Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 38

Callista annexa pearlensis (Harris)
See Callista (Costacallista) pearlensis (Harris)

Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea Mortoni Conrad, 1834, p. 150; Conrad, 1835a (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 116, pl. 20, fig. 1); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380; Heilprin, 1879b, p.
222; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 220; Harris, 1895b, p. 29

Meretrix mortoni (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Harris, 1919, p. 139,
pl.43, figs. 15, 16 (not fig. 14 as in text = M. perovata); Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 543, 544

Dione Mortoni (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Cytherea aequorea var. Mortoni Conrad, Cossmann, 1893, p. 10

Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 88,
pl. AD, figs. 11, 19, 20; Stewart, 1930, p. 241; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 152

Coloemndia mortoni (Conrad), Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p. 12, pl. 2,

hed v2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 59

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—tThirteen specimens, one possibly figured, No. 20179 ANSP
Moore, 1962, p. 78

Callista (Callista) neusensis (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix neusensis Harris, 1919, p. 136, pl. 43, figs. 4-7, 10; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 544
Callista (Callista) neusensis (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 73, pl. 14,
figs. 13, 14, 16

Range.—Trent fm.—age in determination. [? Miocene, formerly
included in Eocene. ]

Locality —N.C.; Craven Co., Rocky Ldg. on the Neuse R., 16-17
mi. above Newbern, in ‘Trent fm.” near Newbern (type)

Types.—Syntypes, 1154-1157, 1163 PRI

Callista (Costacallista) pearlensis (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix pearlensis Harris, 1897a, p. 470, pl. 18, figs. 4,

Callista (Costacallista) pearlensis (Harris), Palmer, 1937/1929, p: 87,
pl. 15, figs. 10, 12, 15; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 153

Callista, annexa pearlensis (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946, pp. 95,
96, pl. 21, fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 151

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

er.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type), Town Creek. LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.

Types.—Syntypes, ANSP

Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea perovata Conrad, 1833b, p. 37, not pl. 19, fig. 5 as in text,
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 59, pl. 20, fig. 4); Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1842b, jan. dies); footnote; Hy ¢: Lea, 1849, p. 99;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380; Tuomey, 1858, p. "265 per-ovata,; Heilprin,
1881, p. 364; Aldrich, 1885¢, p. 306; Harris, 1895b, p. 34

Cytherea comis Lea, Dee. 1833, p. 66, pl. 2, fic. 41; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. IC: perovata Conrad; H.C; "Lea, 1849, p. 98;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380; Meyer, 1885a, p. 467: Harris, 1895b, p. 12
(= C. perovata Conrad)

Meretrix perovata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Cossmann, 1893, p.
10; Harris, 1919, p. 138, pl. 43, figs. 12, 13, "18a, 14 (not 11 and 12a
as in text); Brann and Kent, 1960, p 545

Dione perovata (Conrad), Conrad, 18650, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Cytherea aequorea Mut. comis Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, pp. 216, 217, pl.
33, fig. 23, copy Lea, figs. 24, 25; pl. 34, figs. 1-4

Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, 74, pl.
14, figs. 9a, 11, 15, 21, 22; Conrad, 1833b not Conrad, "1832 as in
text; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 153

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroé Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type); Lisbon ‘Bluff, Alabama R. [ef. GA.: Burke Co., Shell
Bluff, Savannah R., Harris, 1919]

Types. — Syntypes (6). ?, No. 30525 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 86

Callista (Costacallista) perovata aldrichi (Harris)
See Callista (Costacallista) aldrichi (Harris)

60 BULLETIN 218

Callistia (Callista) perovata lisbonensis (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix perovata var. lisbonensis Harris, 1919, p. 137, pl. 48, figs.
8, 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 546

Callista (Callista) perovata lisbonensis (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929,
p. es pl. 14, figs. 2, 7, copy syntypes, 8; Brann and Kent, 1960,
D:

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),

upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type);
base of bluff, Claiborne, Alabama R.; S. C.: Orangeburg Co., 3
and 6 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1158, 1159 PRI

Callista (Callista) perovata subvitrea (de Gregorio) Veneridae

Cytherea aequorea mut. subvitrea de Gregorio, 1890, p. 217, pl. 33,
figs. 16-22

Meretrix perovata var. subvitrea (de Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 138,
pl. 48, fig. 11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 546

Callista (Callista) perovata subvitrea (de Gregorio), Palmer, 1927/
1929, p. 75, pl. 14, fig. 6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 153

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne er.

Localities —ALA.; Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff (type, supposedly
the Gosport sd.), Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; base of Clai-
borne Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 26451, De Gregorio Coll. PRI

Callista (Callista) subimpressa (Conrad)
See Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad)

Callista (Callista) sylvaerupis (Harris)
See Macrocalista sylvaerupis (Harris)

Callocardia
The type species of the genus Callocardia is Recent, off Korea. The
genus does not occur in the Cenozoic of North America. See Palmer,
1927/29, p. 38, pl. 7, figs. 1, 4, 11 type species C. guttata Adams.

Callocardia (Agriopoma) amichel Gardner
See Pitar (“Agriopoma”) amichel (Gardner)

Callocardia astartoides Gardner
See Rhabdopitaria astartoides (Gardner)

Callocardia bastropensis (Harris)
See Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)

Callocardia biboraensis Gardner
See cf. Pitar biboraensis (Gardner)

Callocardia hawtofi Gardner
See cf. Pitar hawtofi (Gardner)

Callocardia kempae Gardner
See cf. Pitar kempae (Gardner)

Callocardia mortoni (Conrad)
See Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 61

Callocardia pteleina Gardner
See Pitar pteleina (Gardner)

Callocardia (Agriopoma) securiformis (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) securiformis (Conrad)

Callocardia (Agriopoma) tornadonis (Harris)
See Pitar (Pitar) tornadonis (Harris)

Callocardia spp.
See Pitar spp.

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) acala (Dall) Nuculanidae

Leda elongatoidea Aldrich, 1895b, p. 17, in part, not pl. 5, fig. 2
ats acala Dall, 1898b, p. 586, pl. 32, ‘fig. 3; Schuchert, et al., 1905,

344
Caléchadta (Litorhadia) acala (Dall), Stewart, 1930, p. 52 in part,
type species Litorhadia Stewart, 1930; Gardner, 1945, Pp. 44; Stenzel,
Krause and Twining, 1957, p. 50 in part

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.

upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

(type); Choctaw Co., Butler
Type Holotype, No. 145627 USNM

Calorhadia (? Litorhadia) albirupina (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda albirupina Harris, 1894b, p. 148, pl. 6, fig. 1; Dall, 1898b, p. 578;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 344

Nuculana albirupina (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 57, pl. 138,
figs. 15, 16; Wilbert, 1953, p. 122, pl. 2, fig. 7; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 607.

Calorhadia (? Litorhadia) albirupina (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and

Twining, 1957, p. 52
Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Localities —_ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.

(type); Drew Co., Wadsworth’s well, Long Prairie
Types.—Syntypes, No. 135140 USNM

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana (Harris) Nuculanidae
Yoldia aldrichiana Harris, 1897b, p. 53, pl. 8, fig. 15; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 983. Not Leda elongatoidea ? var. Harris, 1896, p. 55, pl. 14,
fig. 10 as stated by Harris, 1897b, p. 53 = Midway
Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana (Harris), Stewart, 1930, p. 52 in
part see also C. acala (Dall); Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
50, in part
Comparing the holotype of “Yoldia” aldrichiana Harris with the type
figure of “Leda” acala Dall, the forms do not appear to be the same. We
are separating the species.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality.—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 155 PRI

62 BULLETIN 218

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana sabinetownensis (Barry) Nuculanidae
Leda aldrichiana Harris var., Harris, 1899b, p. 301, pl. 53, fig. 5 not
var.; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 473 not as “var.”

Nuculana aldrichiana var. sabinetownensis Barry, 1942+, p. 47, pl. 2,
figs. 11-18; Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, p. 192

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Sabine Co., bluff % mi. downstream from
Sabinetown Ferry ldg., (type); cultivated hillside on E. D.
Britt’s farm in NW. 4 NW. Y% sec. 10, T. 5 N., R. 138 W.; water
well on D. R. Hayes’s land in NW. 4% SW. % sec. 26, T. 7 N.,
R. 10 W., depth 35 ft.

Types.—Holotype, No. 5074; paratype, No. 5074 A, LSU Pal. Mus.

Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) bastropensis (Harris) Nuculanidae
Leda bastropensis Harris, 1895a, p. 46, pl. 1, fig. 3; Dall, 1898b, p.
578; Harris, 1919, p. 64, pl. 24, figs. 9, 10; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 473; not ? Gardner in Trowbridge, 1923, p. 95; not Renick and
Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 [fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining]
2? Not Calorhadia (Litorhadia) bastropensis (Harris), Gardner, 1945,
p. 46 [fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining]
Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) bastropensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 51, pl. 4, figs. 10, 11

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem., Weches fm. (type), middle
Claiborne gr.

Localities—_TEXAS: Bastrop Co., bluff on right bank of
Colorado R. at Smithville, about 625 ft. downstream from new
bridge, on State Highway 71, built in 1950 (type), (Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957); Sabine Co., Sabine R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 221, old number, recatalogued, No. 35579
(?) BEG

Calorhadia bella (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula bella Conrad, 1833a, Jan., p. 343; Conrad, App. im Morton
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Harris, 1895b, p. 7; Schenck,
1934, p. 48

Nucula plicata Lea, 1833 Dec., p. 85, pl. 8, fig. 64; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7=N. bella Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Harris,
1895b, p. 85; Schenck, 1934, p. 53

Leda bella (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall, 1898b, p. 578; Harris,
1919, p. 64, pl. 24, figs. 11-16; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 473, 474
fig. 13 not lost same as fig. 11

Nuculana bella (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 15 see under N. Brongniarti (Lea)

Nuculana plicata (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 15

Leda plicata (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 189, pl. 28, figs. 6-10; fig. 11
Lea’s type (L. bella sp. dubious [in part]); Dall, 1898b, p. 578

Calorhadia bella (Conrad), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 63

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). LA.: Bienville Par., Marble Quarry; Hammett’s Branch
(Harris). S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 6 mi. WNW. Orangeburg
(Harris)

paper eereele syntypes (2), No. 30575 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) compsa (Gabb) Nuculanidae

Leda compsa Gabb, 1860d, p. 387, pl. 67, fig. 57; Heilprin, 1891a, p.
403; Gardner in Trowbridge, 1923, p. 95; Deussen, 1924, p. 67

Nuculana compsa (Gabb), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 55

Leda opulenta compsa Gabb, Harris, 1919, p. 62, pl. 24, figs. 1, 2;
Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) compsa (Gabb), Gardner, 1945, p. 45

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) compsa (Gabb), Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 47, pl. 4, figs. 8, 9, 12-14

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type) ( Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957), middle Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: “Caldwell Co.” Gabb=Burleson Co., Stone
City Bluff, Brazos R., (type); fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 11

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich) Nuculanidae
Leda elongatoidea Aldrich, 1895b, p. 17, (in part=L. acala Dall), pl. 5,
fig. 2; Harris, 1897b, p. 50, pl. 8, fig. 8, not fig. 9=C. (L.) elonga-
toidea “var.”; Dall, 1898b, p. 587 not p. 586—Leda acala Dall;
Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 39, figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 475
Not Leda elongatoidea Aldrich “var.” Harris, 1896, p. 55, pl. 4,
fig. 10 (—Midway Paleocene)

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Butler (type); Clarke Co., Woods
Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Dale Co., Ozark; Marengo Co., Nana-
falia, Tombigbee R. (all except Butler, Harris identification)

Type.—Holotype, No. 688962 USNM

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich) “var.” Nuculanidae
Not Leda elongatoidea Aldrich, 1895a, p. 17, pl. 5, fig. 2
Leda elongatoidea Aldrich “var.”, Harris, 1896, p. 55, pl. 4, fig. 10;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 476
Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich) “var.’, Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 50

Range. Ghee Matthews Ldg. mem., Porters Creek fm.;

upper Midway
Locality. Bear A Seer Co., Matthews Ldg., Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen, formerly PRI, lost prior to 1937

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich) ‘‘var.” Nuculanidae

Leda elongatoidea Aldrich, Harris, 1897b, p. 50 in part, pl. 8, fig. 9
“var.” not fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 475

64 BULLETIN 218

,_Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm., mid-
dle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 150 PRI

Calorhadia equalis (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula equalis Conrad, 1833c, p. 46 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 72); Con-
rad, App. in- Morton, 1834, p. 7 as aequalis; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102
as aequalis; Harris, 1895b, p. 19 (p. 2 aequalis); Schenck, 1934, p.
48. Not J. de Carle Sowerby, 1840a, expl. pl. 39

Nucula media Lea, 1833, p. 88, pl. 3, fig. 62; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834 p. 7=N. aequalis Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; ? Aldrich,
1886, p. 49; Harris, 1895b, p. 27

Leda aequalis (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall, 1898b, p. 578 “(non
Reuss ? + ? media Lea, non Wissm.)”

Neon aequalis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a,

p.

Nuculana media (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 15

Cf. Leda media (Lea), Aldrich, 1886, p. 48; Harris, 1919, p. 65 in part,
pl. 25, fig. 4 ? Claiborne, Lisbon Bluff in text; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 476 in part, No. 602 only

Leda media (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 188, pl. 23, figs. 1-3, fig. 4
copy media Lea; Harris, 1919, p. 65 in part, pl. 25, figs, 1-3;
Ree 1927, p. 365; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 476 in part, not

Oo.
Calorhadia media (Lea), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cf. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.],
upper Claiborne gr. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). Cf. Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Probable holotype No. 30719 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 59.
Nucula media Lea, Nos. 5411-5413 ANSP possible syntypes

Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) evanescentior Stenzel and Krause Nuculanidae

Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) evanescentior Stenzel and Krause in Sten-
zel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 52, pl. 4, figs. 21-25
Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

er.
Cae Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
type)
Types.—Holotype, No. 20683 BEG (fig. 23); paratypes, No. 20684
BEG (figs 21, 22), No. 20705 BEG (figs. 24, 25), Nos. 20787,
20788 BEG unfig’d paratypes

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) hammetti (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda opulenta var. hammetti Harris, 1919, p. 62, pl. 23, fig. 23; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 478

Nuculana hammetti (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 55

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) hammetti (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 48

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —LA.: Bienville Par., Hammett’s Branch, SW. % sec.

30, T. 18 N., R. 6 W., about 2 mi. NE Mt, Lebanon (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 589 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 65

Calorhadia houstonia (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda houstonia Harris, 1895a, p. 47, pl. 1, fig. 5; Dall, 1898b, p. 578;
Harris, 1919, p. 59, (only) not pl. 23, fig. 13 [—C. trivitate
(Gardner) ]; Gimbrede, 1962, pp. 1118, 1119

Coler adic houstonia (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 51

“Leda (Nuculana) subtrigona Con. ? S. Carolina”, Harris, 1919, p.
59 specimens so labelled in ANSP fide Harris

Range.—Middle Eocene. Hurricane lentil (type), base of Landrum
mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. [Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 51]

Localities —TEXAS: Houston Co., Alabama Ferry, Trinity R.
(type) [fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining 1957, p. 51]; Lee Co.,
between Orell’s and Evergreen Crossing, Elm Creek; along
Elm creek from Orell’s to Prides Crossing

Type.—Holotype, possibly 35568 BEG

Calorhadia (? Calorhadia) mater (Meyer) * Nuculanidae

Leda mater Meyer, 1885a, p. 460; Meyer, 1886b, p. 79, pl. 3, fig. 20;
Harris, 1894b, p. 147; Dall, 1898b, p. 578

Calorhadia mater (Meyer), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) mater (Meyer), Gardner, 1945, p. 47

Nuculana mater (Meyer), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 56, pl. 13, figs.
12-14

Calorhadia (? Calorhadia) mater (Meyer), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 48

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type). ARK.: Cleveland
Co., Vinee Ferry, Saline R.; Cross Roads Church, 5 mi. NW of
Kingsland. TEXAS: Rio Grande embayment (Gardner)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638697 USNM (figured 1886b, pl. 3, fig. 20)

Calorhadia media (Lea)
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula opulenta Conrad, 1833c, p. 46 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 72);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Harris,
1895b, p. 31; Schenck, 1934, p. 52

Nucula pulcherrima Lea, 1833, p. 84 in part; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102
in part; Harris, 1895b, p. 37 in part one so-called type is yg. of
opulenta, Conrad, 1854, p. 29

Nuculana opulenta (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p.
3; Stewart, 1930, p. 50; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 55, pl. 13, fig.
8 not fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 609

Leda opulenta (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 189; Dall, 1898b, pp.
578, 587; Harris, 1919, p. 62, pl. 23, figs. 20-22; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 477, 478

Calorhadia opulenta (Conrad), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 48

66 BULLETIN 218

, Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types Excbable syntypes (2), No. 30503 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.

Calorhadia cf. opulenta (Conrad) Nuculanidae
Nuculana opulenta—like Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 56, pl. 13, fig. 9;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 609
Cf. Nuculana reginajacksonensis Wilbert, 1953, p. 123 error for
reginajacksonis

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, S. bank Arkansas
Re

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4222 PRI

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause Nuculanidae

Calorhadia (Litorhadia) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 50, pl. 4, figs. 18-20

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20736 BEG (figs. 18, 19); paratype No.
20738 BEG (fig. 20); No. 20737 BEG unfigured paratypes

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall) Nuculanidae

Nas protexta Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1865c, p. 147, pl. 11,
fig. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4. Not Leda protexta Gabb, 1860a, p. 303 =
Nuculana protexta Cretaceous. Not Nuculana protexta Conrad,
Harris, 1894b, p. 147, Ark., Jackson Eocene

Leda protexta (Conrad), ede 1881, p. 365; Aldrich, 1886, pp. 50,
53, 57; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 190, pl. 23, fig. 14 copy Conrad; Harris,
1897b, p. 52, pl. 8, fig. 13: Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 478; not Leda
protexta Clark, 1895 p. 5; not Clark, 1896 p. 82 (=Nuculana potoma-
censis Clark and Martin)

Leda pharcida Dall, 1898b, p. 587, pl. 32, fig. 8; Schuchert, et al, 1905,
p. 346

Calorhadia pharcida (Dall), Stewart, 1930, pp. 50, 51 type species
Calorhadia Stewart

Nuculana pharcida (Dall), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 55

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, pp. 46, 48

Range.——Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. Cf. middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr., see
localities

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigee R. (type);
Greggs Ldg., Alabama Ros "Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (Aldrich) ;
4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Dale Co., Ozark. GA.:
Clay Co., Ft. Gaines

Types.—Holotype, No. 145633 USNM; Nuculana protexta Conrad,
missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 90

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 67

Calorhadia pistorupes (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda pistorupes Harris, 1919, p. 65, pl. 24, figs. 17, 18
Calorhadia pistorupes (Harris), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd, (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Washington Co., Bakers Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type); Baker Hill (Gopher Hill), 1 mi. above St. Stephens
Bluff, Tombigbee R. (Gardner)

Type.—Holotype, No. 67, GSATC

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) potomacensis (Clark and Martin) Nuculanidae

Leda protexta (Conrad), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 82. Not
Nuculana protexta Conrad, 1865c, p. 147; not Gabb, 1860a, p. 303
Leda potomacensis Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 200, pl. 56, figs. 9, 10;

Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 56
Calorhadia (Calorhadia) potomacensis (Clark and Martin), Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 48

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type); Caroline
Co., Port Royal. MD.: Charles Co., Pope’s Creek; W. of Port
Tobacco; 1 mi SE. of Piscataway; % mi. below Chapel Point;
Prince Georges Co., Charles Branch between Rosaryville and
Upper Marlboro

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) praecompsa Stenzel and Krause Nuculanidae

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) praecompsa Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 49, pl. 4, figs. 15-17

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem., Weches fm. (type), middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)

Bayes Olay pe No. 20709 BEG, unfigured paratypes, No. 20710
BE

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris) Nuculanidae
Leda regina-jacksonis Harris, 1897a, p. 470, pl. 18, fig. 3; Dall, 1898b,
p. 587

Nuculana regina-jacksonis (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 54,
pl. 13, figs. 5-7

Nuculana reginajacksonis (Harris), Stewart, 1930, pp. 49, 50 in part;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 609

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 48

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr.; upper Jackson gr

Localities.—MISS.: Paws Co., Jackson (type). LA.: Catahoula
Par., Danville Ldg., Ouachita R. ARK.; Jefferson Co., White
Bluff, Arkansas R.

Types — Holotype missing, unfigured paratype, ANSP

Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris) “var.” Nuculanidae

Nuculana regina-jacksonis Harris “var.,”’ Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
54, pl. 13, figs. 10, 11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 609

68 BuLLeETIN 218

: ;
Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4223 PRI

Calorhadia semen (Lea) Nuculanidae

Nucula semen Lea, 1833, p. 200, pl. 6, fig. 214; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102;
Aldrich, 1886, p. 49; Harris, 1895b, p. 41; Schenck, 1934, p. 53

? Nucula mucronata Conrad, 1848a, p. 297 S.C.; Conrad, 1848b, p.
128, pl. 14, fig. 2 S. C. fide Harris, 1919, p. 56 not micronata [sic]
as in Harris, 1919, p. 56. Not Nucula mucronata J. de C. Sowerby,
1824, p. 120, pl. 476, fig. 4

? Leda mucronata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29

? Nuculana mucronata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13 not Vicksburg

Nuculana semen (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 138; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 15

Leda semen (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 190, pl. 28, fig. 18 copy Lea;
Dall, 1898b, p. 578; Harris, 1919, p. 56, pl. 23, figs. 1-4; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 479

Calorhadia semen (Lea), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Mc-
Bean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), uppermost
Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type); Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama
R. (Harris). S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 and 6 mi. WNW. of
Orangeburg (Harris); Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s parish,
Orangeburg District” (type) N. mucronata Conrad

Type.—Lost [fide Harris, 1919, p. 56]. Nucula mucronata Conrad,
missing Moore, 1962, p. 78

Calorhadia semenoides (Aldrich) Nuculanidae

Leda semenoides Aldrich, 1895b, p. 18, pl. 5, fig. 5; Dall, 1898b, p. 578

semenoidea; Harris, 1919, p. 57, pl. 23, figs. 5, 6; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 479

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type);
Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R. GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines

Type.—Holotype, No. 6388964 USNM

Camptonectes calvatus (Morton)
See Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Camptonectes claibornensis Conrad nomen nudum
See Hburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)

Camptonectes scintillatus (Conrad)
See Eburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)

Cardita alticosta [sic] Conrad
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad)

Cardita alticosta [sic] Gabb, 1869, p. 268 not Conrad—Cardita arive-
chensis Heilprin
See under Venericardia alticostata (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 69

Cardita alticostata Conrad
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad)
See also Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani (Lea)

Cardita bilineata Conrad
See Venericardia bilineata (Conrad)

Cardita bilineata Tuomey, 1848, p. 153; Harris, 1919, p. 200 nomen
nudum; not Cardita bilineata Conrad, 1848a and b
See Venericardia bilineata (Conrad)

Cardita brittoni Whitfield
See Venericardia brittoni (Whitfield)

Cardita carolinensis Conrad
See Venericardia carolinensis (Conrad)

Cardita decusata [sic] Tuomey, 1858, p. 271 nomen nudum. Not V.
decussata Lamarck, 1806, p. 59
See Venericardia (Venericor) greggiana Dall

Cardita densata Conrad
See Venericardia (Venericor) densata (Conrad)

Cardita “dorsata Conrad”, Cossmann, 1893, p. 14 [typ. error] for
Cardita densata Conrad

Cardita inflatior (Meyer)
See Venericardia (Pleuromeris) inflatior Meyer

Cardita intermedia Whitfield
See Venericardia intermedia (Whitfield)

Cardita parva (Lea)
See Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva Lea

Cardita perantiqua (Conrad)
See Venericardia (?) perantiqua Conrad

Cardita planicosta (Lamarck), Conrad in Emory, 1857, p. 161, pl. 19,
figs. 2a, 2b; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 127, No. 9900
See Venericardia densata (Conrad), Gardner, and Bowles, 1939, p.
189 or V. mooreana Conrad, 1867c, Texas

Cardita planicosta of authors
Cardita planicosta Conrad, 1832a; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834;
H. C. Lea, 1849; Heilprin, 1884b, Cossmann, 1893. Not C. plani-
costa (Lamarck)
See Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad

Cardita (Venericardia) planicosta Lamarck, de Gregorio
See Venericardia (Venericor) claiboplata Gardner and Bowles

Cardita planicosta var. regia (Conrad)
See Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad

Cardita rotunda (Lea)
See Venericardia rotunda Lea

Cardita subquadrata Conrad, 1848a; not Gabb, 1860a, not Gabb, 1860d
See Venericardia (?) subquadrata (Conrad)

70 BULLETIN 218

Cardita subquadrata Gabb, 1860a, p. 303; not Gabb, 1860d, p. 395; not
Conrad, 1848a
See Venericardia perantiqua (Gabb)

Cardita subquadrata Gabb, 1860d, p. 395; not Gabb, 1860a, p. 303; not
Conrad, 1848a
See Venericardia (Venericor) hijuana Gardner and Bowles

Cardita subrotunda Conrad
See Venericardia subrotunda (Conrad)

Cardita tetrica Conrad nomen nudum

Cardita tetrica Conrad in Wailes 1854, p. 289 nomen nudem (re-
print, 1939, p. 19); Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Heilprin, 1891a, p. 403;
Dall, 1903a, p. 1424; Harris and Palmer, 1946, pp. 69, 70 under V.
diversidentata Meyer

Venericardia tetrica (Conrad), Harris, 1894b, p. 149; Dall, 1903a,
pp. 1427, 1429

The name is a nomen nudum although used by Aldrich, Harris, and

Dall in comparison with or equivalent to other species.

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Lea
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad)
See also Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani Lea

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Mut. juvenis de Gregorio
See Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva Lea

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Mut. rotunda Lea
See Venericardia (Venericardia) rotunda Lea

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Mut. secans de Gregorio
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani Lea

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Mut. Sillimani Lea
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani Lea

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa (Lea) Mut. transversa Lea
See Venericardia alticostata (Conrad)

Cardita trapezium Tuomey
See Venericardia (?) trapezium (Tuomey)

Cardita vigintinaria Conrad
See Venericardia vigintinaria (Conrad)

Cardium (Anthocardia [sic]) avonum Richards
See Trigoniocardia (Americardia) avona (Richards)

Cardium cf. cabezai (Gardner)
See Cardium sp.

Cardium (Trachycardium) claibornense Aldrich
See Agnocardia claibornensis (Aldrich)

Cardium cf. C. claibornense Aldrich, Richards and Palmer, 1953
See Caridum sp.

Cardium (Trachycardium) claibornense Aldrich, Harris, 1919 in part
See Cardium sp.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 71

Cardium (Agnocardia) cf. claibornense Aldrich, Harbison, 1944
See Agnocardia sp.

Cardium diversum Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, Bells Ldg., Monroe Co., Ala.
Not Cardium diversum Conrad, 1848a, p. 292=Vicksburg Oligocene

Cardium diversum “var.” mittens de Gregorio Cardiidae

Cardium diversum var. mittens de Gregorio, 1890, p. 215, pl. 33, figs.
5, 6; Vicksburgian fide Harris, 1919, p. 201 Curdiwm [sic] typ. error

Range.—?

Locality.—?

Type.—Holotype, formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo,
Palermo, Sicily. Lost

Cardium eversum Conrad, Harris, 1951
See Cardium spp.

Cardium gardnerae Cooke
See Laevicardium gardnerae (Cooke)

Cardium harrisi Vaughan Cardiidae

Cardium sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 142

Cardium harrisi Vaughan, 1895, p. 219 nomen nudum; Vaughan,
1896, pp. 20, 37, 48, pl. 4, figs. 1, 2

Cardium (Tropidocardium) Harrisi Vaughan, Dall, 1900, p. 1092

Cardium harrisi Vaughan, Harris, 1919, p. 181, pl. 41, figs. 5-6 type,
fig. 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 174

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—LA.: Winn Par., S. of marble quarry (Harris); Bien-
ville Par., Mount Lebanon (type); see Vaughan for further La.
localities. ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; base of
Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. ARK.: Ouachita Co., Walnut
Bluff, Ouachita R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 147045 USNM

Cardium harrisi gainesense Harris Cardiidae

Cardium harrisi var. gainesense Harris, 1919, p. 131 footnote, p. 132,
Fort Gaines, Ga.

This subspecies was not figured or adequately described by Harris.
The type was lost probably in preparation. The name would best be
regarded as a nomen nudum.

Range.—Lower Eocene
Locality.—_GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines
Type.—Holotype, lost

Cardium hatchetigbeensis Aldrich
See Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)

Cardium knappi Weller Cardiidae
Cardium knappi Weller, 1907, p. 595, pl. 66, figs. 4-7

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm. (type). Lower Eocene.
Vincentown fm. (type). [type age not discriminated]

Localities.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., near Deal (syntype); Ocean Co.,
New Egypt (syntype); Burlington Co.; near Juliustown (syn-
type) [type locality not selected]

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 7477, 7478, 7486 State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

72 BULLETIN 218

t
Cardium (Protocardia) lene Conrad
See Nemocardium lene (Conrad)

Cardium (Dinocardium) levyi Richards
See Laevicardium (Dinocardium) levyi Richards

Cardium nicoletti Conrad
See Nemocardium nicoletti (Conrad)

Cardium nicoletti Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 271
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Cardium nicoletti Conrad “var.” Aldrich, 1886
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Cardium nucleolum (Whitfield) Cardiidae
Criocardium nucleolus Whitfield, 1885, p. 214, pl. 28, figs. 10, 11;
Whitfield, 1899, p. 156
Cardium nucleolus (Whitfield), Weller, 1907, p. 575, pl. 63, figs. 8, 9
type
Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)

Locality.—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Farmingdale (type)
Type.—Syntype, No. 9018/1 AMNH

Cardium ouachitense Harris
See Trachycardium ouachitense (Harris)

Cardium palmerae Harbison
See Laevicardium (Dinocardium) palmerae (Harbison)

Cardium (Trigoniocardium) protoaliculum Richards
See Trigoniocardium protoaliculum Richards

Cardium tuomeyi Aldrich
See Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) tuwomeyi (Aldrich)

Cardium tuomeyi Aldrich, Harris, 1899b
See Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) tuomeyi (Aldrich) subsp.

Cardium tuomeyi Aldrich “var”., Harris, 1899b; Barry, 1942+
See cf. Plagiocardium sp.

Cardium vicksburgense Tuomey, 1858
See Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) tuomeyi (Aldrich)

“Cardium” sp. Cardiidae
Cardium sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 179

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Milam Co., Brazos R., 1 mi. below Falls Co.
line
Type.—Unfigured specimen, not found USNM, 1962
Cardium sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 142
See Cardium harrist Vaughan

Cardium sp. Cardiidae

Cardium eversum Conrad, Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 12, figs. 9, 10; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 174. Not Conrad, 1848a; p. 291

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 73

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Dixie Lime Products Co., Reddick
Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24514, 24515 PRI

Cardium sp. Cardiidae
wae ah Harris, 1894b, p. 34, pl. 1, fig. 8; Harris 1896, [no. p.], pl.
6, fig.

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Maverick Co., USGS sta. 588, 18 mi. SE. of
Eagle Pass (C. A. White, 1877 see Gardner, 1935, p. 99)

Type.—Figured specimen (USNM, 1894)

Cardium sp. Cardiidae

Cardium cf. cabezai (Gardner), Harris, 1951, p. 23, pl. 12, figs. 3, 4
probably not Gardner, 1945, p. 102; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 173

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp., quarry E.
side of Highway 314, Gainesville to Ocala, E. of Kendrick

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24509 PRI

“Cardium” sp. Cardiidae

Cardium eversum ? Conrad, Harris, 1951, p. 23, pl. 12, fig. 5; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 174 not Conrad, 1848a, p. 291

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.’, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Dixie Lime Products Co. “dump”,
Reddick

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24510 PRI

Cardium sp. Cardiidae
Cardium sp., Harris, 1951, p. 23, pl. 12, figs. 6-8, 11, 12; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 178

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala Is.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Dixie Lime Products Co., Reddick;
Ocala Lime Rock Corp., E. of Kendrick

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24511-24513, 24516, 24517 PRI

“Cardium” sp. Cardiidae

Cardium (Trachycardium) cf. C. claibornense Aldrich, Richards and
Palmer, 1953, p. 52, pl. 11, figs. 5, 6

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls. Upper Eocene. Inglis fm.,
lower Ocala er.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., pit 2.9 mi. S. of Gulf Hammock;
Sulphur Springs, Wekiva R., SW. % sec. 32, T. 14S., R. 16 E.
(See Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 5)

Types.—Figured specimens No. 1.7570, No. I-7569, Fla. Geol. Sur.

Cardium sp. Cardiidae
Cardium sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 67, pl. 8, fig. 2

Range.—Paleocene. ““Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), middle
Midway er.

Locality.—LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut in center sec. 12, T. 8 N.,
R. 14 W.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5018, LSU Pal. Mus.

74 BULLETIN 218

“Cardium” sp. Cardiidae

Cardium (Trachycardium) claibornense Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p. 132
in part, pl. 41, fig. 9

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Burleson Co., Collier’s Ferry (= Black Shoals,
Brazos R., fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 106)

Type.—Figured specimen lost (fide Rodda, Bur. Ec. Geol. Univ.
Texas, 1963)

Caryatis Delawarensis Conrad, 1868, p. 731; Conrad, 1869b, not Dione
Delawarensis Gabb, 1860a
See Pitar ovalis (Whitfield)

Caryatis exigua Conrad
See ? Pitar exigua (Conrad)

Caryatis ovalis Whitfield
See Pitar ovalis (Whitfield)

Caryatis ? veta Whitfield
See Pitar vetus (Whitfield)
See also under Glossus veta (Conrad)

Caryocorbula alabamiensis (Lea) Corbulidae
Corbula nasuta Conrad, 1833b, p. 38; not pl. 20, fig. 2 as in text;
Conrad, 1835a (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 60, pl. 19, fig. 4); Conrad,
App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846c, p. 398, pl. 4, fig. 4; H. C.
Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 382; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265,
273; Conrad, 1865a, p. 3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8; Aldrich, 1886, p. 48
[listed]; Harris, 1895b, p. 30

Not Corbula nasuta G. B. Sowerby I, 1833b, p. 35; not Corbula nasuta,
Conrad, 1857 p. 161 = Corbula conradi Dall; not C. nasuta Clark,
1895, 1896 = Corbula sp.

Corbula Alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 45, pl. 1, fig. 12; Conrad, 1846c,
p. 398; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 382; Conrad,
1865a, p. 3 (under nasuta); Cossmann, 18938, p. 6; Harris 1895b, p. 3;
Harris, 1919, p. 185, pl. 56. figs. 9-10 variations cf. ima, 16-26; Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 253-254

Corbula subnasuta d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 382 for C. nasuta Conrad not
G. B. Sowerby I, 18838a, p. 35

Corbula (Neaera) nasuta Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 231, pl. 36,
fig. 36 copy C. alabamiensis Lea; figs. 37, 38 copies Conrad; figs.
39-50; pl. 87, figs. 1-4

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) alabamiensis Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 841 in part

Caryocorbula alabamiensis (Lea), Gardner, 1926b, p. 46 type species
Caryocorbula Gardner; Gardner, 1928, p. 230; Vokes, 1945, p. 11, pl.
1, figs. 16-20; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 165, 166,
pl. 19, figs. 8-13; pl. 20, figs. 1-3, 9, 10; text fig. 27

Corbula (Caryocorbula) alabamiensis Lea, Harris, and Palmer, 1946,
p. 115, pl. 24, fig. 16; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 254

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). See Harris, 1919, p. 187 for localities

Types.—Holotype, No. 5039 ANSP. Syntypes (12), Corbula nasuta
Conrad, No. 30537 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 80

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 75

Caryocorbula alabamiensis citronella (Harris) Corbulidae

Corbula alabamiensis citronella Harris, 1919, pp. 185, 186, pl. 56, figs.
12, 13; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 255

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1284, 1285 PRI

Caryocorbula alabamiensis gregorioi (Cossmann) Corbulidae

Corbula compressa var. Gregorioi Cossmann, 1893, p. 6, pl. 1, figs. 4, 5

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) Gregorioi Cossmann, Dall, 1898b, pp. 841, 843,
in part

Corbula alabamiensis ? gregorioi Cossmann, Harris, 1919, pp. 186, 188,
pl. 56, figs. 14, 15; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 255

Corbula (Varicorbula) gregorioi Cossmann ?, Gardner, 1945, p. 129
in part, not pl. 9, figs. 11, 12

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr. @

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type)

Type.——Holotype, No. 5578, Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation “ima” (de Gregorio) Corbulidae
Corbula (Neaera) nasuta var. ima de Gregorio, 1890, p. 231, pl. 37,
figs. 5-8

Corbula alabamiensis var. ima de Gregorio, Cossmann, 1893, p. 6;
Harris, 1919, p. 185, pl. 56, figs. 9, 10 close to ima; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 254

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) alabamiensis (Lea) ima in synonymy, Dall,
1898b, p. 841 in part, p. 842 questions

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd, (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo,
Palermo, Sicily, lost

Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation “teela’” (de Gregorio) Corbulidae
Corbula (Neaera) nasuta var. tecla de Gregorio, 1890, p. 231, pl. 37,
figs. 9-11
Corbula alabamiensis var. tecla de Gregorio, Cossmann, 1893, p. 6;
Harris, 1919, p. 185, pl. 56, figs. 27-30; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 255
Corbula nasuta var. tecla de Gregorio, Dall, 1898b, p. 842, in C. densata
Conrad

Because “variety” is not recognized by the International Code Zool.
Nomen. (1961), and we hesitate to make the form a subspecies in a group
as variable as C. alabamiensis, we are including De Gregorio’s varietal
names for reference only.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo,
Palermo, Sicily, lost

76 BULLETIN 218

Caryocorbula augustae Gardner Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) augustae Gardner, 1927, p. 376, figs. 32, 33

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne er.
Locality—TEXAS: Houston Co., Augusta (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 369, 242 USNM

Caryocorbula cappa Barry Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) cappa Barry, 1942+, p. 74, pl. 10, figs. 6-17

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Sabine Co., bluff % mi. downstream from
Sabinetown Ferry landing, Sabine R. (type); water well on
D. R. Haye’s land NW. % SW. % sec. 26, T. 7 N., R. 10 W.
LA.: Sabine Par., % mi. upstream from bridge over Sabine R.
on La, Highway 6, stream bank in SW. 4% SW. 4% SE. 4%
SOC; Gy. LD IN. pute eo! Ws

Types.—Holotype, No. 5229; paratypes, Nos. 5033, 5230, 5231,
Ls. VU; Pal. otus:

Caryocorbula coloradoensis Gardner Corbulidae

Corbula (Caryocorbula) coloradoensis Gardner, 1935, p. 192, pl. 19,
figs. 7-10

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Colorado R. 1%-2 mi. below
Travis-Bastrop Co. line (type). For additional localities see
Gardner, 1935

Types.—Syntypes (2), Nos. 370970, 370992 (“paratype”) USNM

Caryocorbula densata (Conrad) Corbulidae

Corbula densata Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 9 (reprint
1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 9); Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 (reprint 1939, p. 4);
Conrad, 1865a, p. 3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; Meyer, 1885a, p. 462;
Harris, 1919, p. 185, pl. 56, figs. 31-33; Richards and Palmer, 1953,
p. 54, pl. 12, figs. 8, 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 260

Corbula filosa Conrad, 1865b, p. 137, pl. 10, fig. 7; not Conrad 1865c,
p. 145, pl. 20, fig. 5 Vicksburg; Conrad, 1866a, p. 24

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) densata Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 842 in part

Corbula (Caryocorbula) densata Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
115, pl. 24, figs. 11-15, 17-21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 261

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr. [Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
(Harris).]

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr.; Hinds Co., Jackson
(type); Caldwell Co., Gibson’s Ldg. Ouachita R.; Yazoo Co.,
Sims Siding about 8 mi. N. of Yazoo City. LA.: Grant Par.,
Montgomery, Red R. ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff,
Alabama R. (Harris). ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Cr. FLA.:
Levy Co., Inglis; Gulf Hammock (Richards and Palmer, 1953, p.
55)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 13189 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 53, [found
after 1946]. Holotype, C. filosa Conrad, No, 13215 ANSP

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 77

Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner) Corbulidae

Corbula alabamiensis Lea small var., Vaughan, 1896, p. 47

Corbula alabamiensis Lea with vars., Harris, 1919, p. 185 in part, pl.
56, fig. 11 ? not other figures; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 253

Corbula gregorioi Cossmann of authors, not Cossmann, 1893, fide
Gardner in Deussen, 1924, p. 68 Texas Claiborne gr. lists

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) deusseni Gardner in Deussen, 1924, p. 68, pl.
22, figs. 8, 8a

Corbula alabamiensis Lea, Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 23; Renick and
Stenzel, 1931, p. 103

Corbula deussenit Gardner, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 103 cf.; Trow-
bridge, 1932, pl. 41, figs. 8, 9 copies type

(2) Corbula (Caryocorbula) carli Gardner + (?) Corbula (Caryo-
corbula) santanensis Gardner, 1945, pp. 134, 186, pl. 9, figs. 20, 10,
15 fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 166

(?) Corbula (Caryocorbula) conradi Dall in part+(?) Corbula (Caryo-
corbula) sp. cf. C. (C.) conradi Dall+-(?) Corbula sp. cf. C. (Caryo-
corbula) conradi Dall+(?) Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. cf. C. (C.)
engonata Conrad, Gardner, 1945, pp. 133-135, pl. 9, figs. 13, 16, 14, 6
fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 166

Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 166, pl. 20, figs. 4-8, 11-21

Range—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm. middle
Claiborne gr.; Stone City fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Cook Mt.
fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (Bur.
Econ. Geol. loc. No. 11-T-2) (type); Atascosa Co., 4% mi. W. of
Jourdanton

Type.—Holotype, No. 371791 USNM lost (fide Wilson list 9/17/61
pers. com.)

Caryocorbula engonatoides Gardner Corbulidae

Corbula (Caryocorbula) engonatoides Gardner, 1927, p. 375, figs. 30,
31; Gardner, 1945, p. 134, pl. 9, figs. 18, 19, 23 Mexican

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm., upper Claiborne
er.

Localities —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type).
MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee. MEXICO: State of Nuevo
Leon, Carlos Cantu, China (Gardner)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 369250 USNM

Caryocorbula kennedyi Gardner Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) kennedyi Gardner, 1935, p. 191, pl. 19, fig. 5

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem, (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities TEXAS: Uvalde Co., limestone ledge just above trail
leading down from Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary, Frio R. (type).
See Gardner for additonal localities

Type.—Holotype, No. 370926 USNM

78 BULLETIN 218

Caryocarbula willistoni (Meyer) Corbulidae

Corbula Alabamensis Owen, 1860, pp. 35, 417, pl. 9, figs. 8, 8a; Call,
1891, p. 8. Not C. Alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 45

Corbula willistoni Meyer, 1885a, p. 462

Corbula nasuta Conrad, Harris, 1894b, p. 156 in part; not C. nasuta
Conrad, 1833b, p. 38

Corbula (Caryocorbula) willistoni Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 116, pl. 24, figs. 22-25; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 275

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Yazoo Co., Sims
Siding, N. of Yazoo City. ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Cr. LA.:
Caldwell Par., Wyatt’s [sic] [Wyants] Bluff; Ouachita R.;
Catahoula Par., Danville Ldg., Ouachita R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 75 GSATC

Caryocorbula willistoni arkansia Harris Corbulidae
Corbula nasuta Conrad, Harris, 1894b, p. 156 in part fide Harris; not
C. nasuta Conrad, 1833b, p. 38
Corbula (Caryocorbula) willistoni var. arkansia Harris in Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 116, pl. 24, figs. 26-28; Wilbert, 1953, pp. 99, 123
not wieeistoni [sic]; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 275

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Localities —ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.
(type); St. Francis Co., Crow Cr. LA.: Vernon Par., Bayou Toro

Types.—Holotype, No. 4422; paratype, No. 4423 PRI

Caryocorbula sp. Corbulidae

Corbula (Caryocorbula) conradi Dall, Gardner, 1945, p. 183 in part,
not pl. 9, figs. 18, 16. Texas localities only
Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr.
Localities —TEXAS: Webb Co.; Zapata Co. (Gardner)
Type.—Specimens, unknown. Not at USNM

Caryocorbula sp. Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 75, pl. 10, fig. 4

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), middle
Midway gr.

Locality —LA.: Sabine Par., ravine in center of NW. &% sec. 1, T.
9N., R. 12 W. (This locality is about 4% mi. E. of locality on
Ferrell farm cited by Harris and Veatch, 1899, p. 72)

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5029 LSU Pal. Mus.

Caryocorbula sp. Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 192, pl. 19, figs. 11, 12

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway
gr.

Locality TEXAS: Medina Co., Hondo Cr., % mi. below Elstone
Cr.

Type —Figured specimen, No. 370927 USNM

Caryocorbula sp. indet. Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. indet. Gardner, 1935, p. 194, pl. 19, fig. 6

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 79

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway

gr.

Locality —_TEXAS: Ulwvalde Co., Frio R., just above the trail lead-
ing down from the Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 370925 USNM

Ceronia singleyi Harris
See Mesodesma singleyi (Harris)

Chama gainesensis Harris Chamidae

Chama gainesensis Harris, 1896, p. 66, pl. 6, figs. 4, 4a; Dall, 1903a,
p. 1897; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 192, 193

Range.—Paleocene. Upper Midway gr. (type)

Locality —GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines, Chattahoochee R. (upper-
most bed) (type)

Types.—Syntypes. Nos. 66, 67 PRI

Chama harrisi (Gardner) « Chamidae
Chama monroensis Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p. 130 in part, pl. 41, figs.
2, 3, not fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 198. Not Chama monroensis
Aldrich, 1903, p. 100
Pseudochama harrisi Gardner, 1927, p. 372, figs. 43, 44

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., 8 mi. W. of Enterprise (type);
Wautubbee

Type.—Holotype, No. 139451 USNM

Chama mississippiensis Conrad, Cossmann, 1893; Harris and Palmer,
1946; not Conrad, 1848a
See cf. Chama spp.

Chama monroensis Aldrich Chamidae

Chama monroensis Aldrich, 1903, p. 100, pl. 4, fig. 15; Harris, 1919,

p. 130 in part, pl. 41, fig. 1 copy Aldrich: not figs. 2, 3=C. harrisi
Gardner. Not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 193

Range.—Middle Eocene. “Ostrea sellaeformis bed” (type), Cook
Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., “White Marl bed” (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639019 USNM

Chama monroensis Aldrich, Harris, 1919 not Aldrich, 1903
See Chama harrisi (Gardner)

Chama richardsi Harbison Chamidae
Chama richardsi Harbison, 1944, p. 5, pl. 2, figs. 5, 6

Range.—Upper Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner (type) |

Types—Holotype and paratype, No. 16410 ANSP

Chama sp. Chamidae

Chama mississippiensis Conrad ?, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 92, pl.
20, figs. 14, 15; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 193; probably not C.
mississippiensis Conrad, 1848a, p. 294

80 BULLETIN 218

.
Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality.—LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4341 PRI

Chama sp. Chamidae

Chama, mississippiensis Conrad, Cossmann, 1893, p. 11, not Chama
mississippiensis Conrad, 18482, p. 294 (Oligocene)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee
Type.—Unfigured specimen, No. 9885, Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Chama sp. Harris, 1919
See Pseudochama sp.

Chama sp. a Chamidae
Chama sp. a Kellum, 1926, p. 23, pl. 3, fig. 5

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.
Locality.—N. C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353260 USNM

Chama sp. b Chamidae
Chama sp. b Kellum, 1926, p. 23, pl. 3, fig. 6

kange.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Localities —N. C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington; Pender Co., Old
Rocky Pt.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353248 USNM

Chlamys anatipes (Morton)
See Flexopecten anatipes (Morton)

Chlamys beverlyi Tucker [Rowland] Pectinidae
Pecten (Chlamys) gilbertharrisi Tucker [-Rowland], 1931, p. 243 in
part, pl. 1, fig. 1. Not P. gilbertharrisi F. and H. Hodson, 1927, p. 28
Chlamys (Chlamys) beverlyi Tucker [-Rowland], 1934, p. 614; Tucker-
Rowland, 1936b, p. 997, pl. 8, figs. 7, 8
Pecten (Chlamys) beverlyi Tucker, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 30, pl.
8, figs. 1-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 656

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr. Not Jackson Eocene as originally stated.
Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon, Alabama R. (type).
TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabine R. not “below Robinsons Ferry” =
Jackson Eocene. Exact locality not known, see Veatch Survey,

1902, p. 129

Original data of this species are incorrect in stating Lisbon, Ala., as
Jackson Eocene. If the Sabine R. specimen were from a Jackson Eocene
locality then the original description contains two forms.

Type.—Holotype, presumably CNHM
Chlamys biddleana (Kellum) Pectinidae

Pecten biddleana Kellum, 1926, p. 20, pl. 2, fig. 4; Harbison, 1944, p.
3; pl. 1, fis. 5

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 81

Chlamys (Chlamys) biddleana (Kellum), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
1002, pl. 9, fig. 2

Range—Middle Eocene. Santee Is., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson gr.

Localities.—S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner. N. C.: Jones Co., Polloksville; Craven Co.,
Biddle Ldg., Neuse R. (type)

Type—Holotype, No. 353236 USNM

Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris) Pectinidae

Pecten Deshayesti Lea, Heilprin, 1891a, p. 403; Kennedy, 1895, pp.
114, 118, 131. Not Lea 1833, p. 87 fide Harris, 1919

Pecten (Chlamys) clarkeanus Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 739 in part

Pecten (clarkeanus ? var.) burlesonensis Harris, 1919, p. 26, pl. 14,
figs. 11-18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 659

eae hg cae Harris, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, pp. 87, 108, pl.
6, igs. , @

Chlamys (Chlamys) clarkeanus (Aldrich), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
990 in part

Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 64 in part

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.,
Stenzel, 1939, p. 807

Localities —-TEXAS: NE. Burleson Co., Burleson Shell Bluff,
Brazos R. (type), (Collier’s Ferry or Black Bluff shoals);
Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R

Types.—Syntypes, Harris, pl. 14, fig. 11 USNM; Harris, pl. 14,
fig. 13 lost; Harris, pl. 14, fig. 12 PRI lost prior to 1937

Chlamys cainei (Harris) Pectinidae
Pecten willcoxi cainei Harris, 1919, p. 24, pl. 14, fig. 8
Chlamys (Chlamys) cainei (Harris), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 987
as caini, pl. 5, fig. 11 holotype
Pecten wautubbeeanus cainei Harris, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 672

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities.—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type); Newton Co.,
Hickory

Type.—Holotype, No. 438 PRI

Chlamys cawcawensis (Harris) Pectinidae
Pecten cawcawensis Harris, 1919, p. 27, pl. 15 not 16 as in text figs.
1-7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 658
Chlamys (Chlamys) cacawensis [sic] (Harris), Tucker-Rowland,
1936b, p. 996, pl. 5, figs. 12-14 syntypes, fig. 15

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., near Caweaw Swamp, Colum-
bia Rd., 17 mi. N. of Orangeburg (type). N. C.: Craven Co.,
above New Bern, Neuse R. GA.: Sumter or Dooly Co., USNM
eat. loc. 5205 Flint R., old Danville Ferry, 16 % mi, E. of
Americus. ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne ?

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 441-447 PRI

82 BULLETIN 218

Chlamys choctavensis (Aldrich) Pectinidae

Pecten choctavensis Aldrich, 1895b, p. 16, pl. 5, fig. 7

Chlamys choctavensis (Aldrich), Harris, 1897b, p. 46, pl. 7, fig. 6;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 208

Pecten (Aequipecten ?) choctavensis Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 733

Pecten choctavensis Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 188 in part,
pl. 44, figs. 4-6

Aequipecten choctavensis (Aldrich), Teppner, 1922, 148

Pecten (Chlamys) choctavensis Aldrich, Shimer and CShrod 1944, p.
407, pl. 161, figs. 17, 18 copy Clark and Martin

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Nanjemoy fm. (Clark and Martin)
Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type); Woods
Bluff, Tombigbee R. MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 1 % mi. above
Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co. (Clark and Martin)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638957 USNM

Chlamys clarkeana (Aldrich) Pectinidae

Pecten clarkeanus Aldrich, 1895b, p. 16, pl. 5, fig. 11; Harris, 1919, p.
25 in part, pl. 15, figs. 8, 9, 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 659, No.
451 (only); Nos. 448-450=EHburneopecten hamiltonensis (Tucker)

Pecten (Chlamys) clarkeanus Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 739 in part

Chlamys clarkeana (Aldrich), Teppner, 1922, p. 104 not Harris as in
reference

Chlamys (Chlamys) clarkeanus (Aldrich), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b,
p. 990 in part, pl. 5, fig. 1; pl. 7, fig. 6; pl. 10, figs. 5, 12

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Sowilpa Cr. (type) [Souwilpa
Cr.]; Monroe Co., Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Lisbon Bluff,
Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638958 USNM

Chlamys (Chlamys) clarkeanus (Aldrich)
See Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris)
See also Chlamys clarkeana (Aldrich)

Chlamys cocoana Dall Pectinidae

Pecten (Chlamys) cocoanus Dall, 1898b, p. 738, pl. 34, fig. 28; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 486

Chlamys cocoana Dall, Teppner, 1922, p. 104 not Eocene as indicated

Chlamys (Chlamys) cocoanus Dall, Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 1001,
pl. 7, figs. 7, 8 paragraph “Specimens . . . Lyropecten” should be
under C. anatipes

Pecten (Chlamys) cocoanus Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 32, pl. 8,
fig. 10 copy Dall

Hangs. oa gee Red Bluff horizon. See Cooke and MacNeil,

952, p. 27

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Cocoa P. O. (type). MISS.:
Wayne Co., Red Bluff [Hiwanee Station], Chickasawhay R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 141025 USNM

Chlamys cookei (Kellum) Pectinidae
Pecten cookei Kellum, 1926, p. 20, pl. 2, figs. 2-3; Richards, 1950, p. 18
CEs (Chlamys) cookei (Kellum), Tucker- Rowland, 1936b, p. 1000,

plats tie be pl. 9, fies15

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 83

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson gr.

Localities.—N.C.: Duplin Co., 3 [2] miles S. of Magnolia
(type); 2 mi. S. of Kornegay; Pitt Co., 3 mi. E. of Quinerly;
Wayne Co., Broadhurst Bridge. For additional localities see
Kellum, 1926, Tucker-Rowland, 1936

Type.—Holotype, No. 353235 USNM

Chlamys corvina Harris Pectinidae

Pecten (Chlamys) corvinus Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 31,
pl. 8, fig. 6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 661

Range.—Upper Eocene. Cf. Upper Jackson gr. (type)

ne aE poe St. Francis Co., Crow Cr. near Forrest City
type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4171 PRI

Chlamys cushmani (Kellum) Pectinidae

Pecten cushmani Kellum, 1926, p. 20, pl. 2, fig. 1
Chlamys (Chlamys) cushmani (Kellum), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
999, pl. 9, fig. 1 holotype

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne Is. (type) Jackson gr.

Localities.—N.C.: Pitt or Craven Co. [station located at bound-
ary], 3 mi. E. of Quinerly (type); Pitt Co., Quinerly Bridge;
Pender Co., 3 mi. NE. of Maple Hill

Type.—Holotype, No. 353314 USNM

Chlamys danvillensis Weisbord in Tucker-Rowland Pectinidae

Pecten (Chlamys) danvillensis Weisbord ms,

Chlamys (Chlamys) danvillensis Weisbord, Tucker-Rowland, 1936b,
p. 999, pl. 6, figs. 4, 6, 12

Pecten (Chlamys) danvillensis Weisbord, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
31, pl. 8, figs. 7-9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 661

Range.—Upper Eocene. Danville Ldg. beds (type), uppermost
Jackson gr.

Localities —LA.: Catahoula Par., Danville Ldg., Ouachita R.
(type); Winn Par., Tullos

Type.—Syntype (1), No. 4173 PRI (other “not returned’’)

Chlamys deshayesii (Lea) Pectinidae

Pecten Deshayesiti Lea, 1833, p. 87, pl. 3, fig. 66 Deshaysii [sic];
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 393; Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Heil-
prin, 1882a, p. 417; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 86; de Gregorio, 1890, pp.
180, 181, pl. 21, fig. 12 copy lyelli, fig. 13 copy deshayesw, fig. 14;
Harris, 1895b, p. 16; Harris, 1919, p. 19, pl. 18, figs. 2-7 [as
deshaysii]; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 662. Not P. deshayesi Nyst,
1836, p. 15; Nyst, 1845, p. 288

Pecten Lyelli Lea 1833, p. 88, pl. 3, fig 67; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 6=P. Deshayesii Lea; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 180; Harris, 1895b, p. 26; Harris, 1919, pp. 19-21

? Pecten minutes Lea, 1833, p. 88 nomen nudum

Pecten Deshayesii tirmus de Gregorio, 1890, p. 181, pl. 21, fig. 15;
Harris, 1919, p. 21 not p. 23

Chlamys Deshayesii (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 18; Dall, 1898b, p. 737
in part; Richards, 1950, p. 18, in part

84 BULLETIN 218

Aequipecten Deshayesti (Lea), Teppner, 1922, p. 151

? Pecten (Chlamys) deshayesii Lea, Kellum, 1926, p. 19

Chlamys (Chlamys) dehayesi [sic] tirmus (de Gregorio), Tucker-
Rowland, 1936b, p. 995 in part, not pl. 10, fig. 10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Cb Ame te No. 5425 ANSP. Holotype, P. lyelli, No. 5426
ANS

Chlamys deshayesii dennisoni Tucker [Rowland] Pectinidae
Pecten deshayesii Lea “var.” Harris, 1919, p. 19, pl. 13, fig. 1; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 662
Chlamys (Chlamys) dehayesi [sic] dennisont Tucker [Rowland], 1934,
p. 613, pl. 26, fig. 1 holotype; Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 995, pl. 5,
fig. 6 holotype; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 209 as deshayest
Range.—Upper Eocene. Scutella bed (type), lower Jackson gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff “Scutella” layer

just above the “sand” (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 426 PRI

Chlamys dysoni Tucker-Rowland Pectinidae
Chlamys (Lyropecten) dysoni Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 5, pl. 4, fig. 9
Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr. (type)

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., “near Ocala” (type)
Type.—Holotype. Presumably CNHM

Chlamys greggi Harris Pectinidae
? Pecten Deshayesii Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 57; not P. Deshayesti Lea,
1833, p. 87

Chlamys greggi Harris, 1897b, p. 45, pl. 7, figs. 4, 5; Teppner, 1922,
p. 107; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 209

Pecten (Chlamys) greggi Harris, Dall, 1898b, p. 738; Shimer and
Shrock, 1944, p. 407

Chlamys (Chlamys) greggi Harris, Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 987,
pl. 6, fig. 10; pl. 10, fig. 4

Range.—Lower Eocene, Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma
fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Bells Ldg. mem., Tusca-
homa fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type),
Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R.;
Lower Peach Tree Ldg., Alabama R. GA.: Clay Co., Fort
Gaines

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 188, 189 PRI

Chlamys incertae Tucker-Rowland Pectinidae
was (Lyropecten) incertae Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 6, pl. 5, fig.

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr. (type)
Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., “near Ocala” (type)
Type.—? Holotype, No. UC 51872 CNHM

Chlamys indecisa Dall Pectinidae

Pecten (Chlamys) indecisus Dall, 1898b, p. 744, pl. 34, fig. 3; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 488 wrong locality

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 85

Pecten indecisus Dall, Cooke, 1916, p. 110
Chlamys indecisa Dall, Teppner, 1922, p. 110 not Oligocene as indi-

cated
Chlamys (Chlamys) indecisus Dall, Tucker [Rowland], 1936b, p. 1002,
pl. 6, figs. 1, 3, 2 holotype.

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.
Localities —FLA.: Alachua Co., Archer (type); Marion Co., Mar-
tin Station (Dall).

Not remainder of localities of Dall nor “Caloosahatchee R., Fort
Thompson Florida” as in Schuchert, et al., 1905.
Type.—Holotype, No. 107754 USNM labelled

Chlamys johnsoni (Clark) Pectinidae
Pecten johnsoni Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 85, pl. 34, figs. 3a, b;

Dall, 1898b, pp. 736, 737; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 189, pl. 44,
figs. 8, 8a holotype

Chlamys (Chlamys) johnsoni (Clark), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 989,
pl. 10, fig. 1 holotype x

Pecten (Chlamys) johnsoni Clark, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 407

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type). Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy
fm. (Clark and Martin)

Localities —VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac Cr. (type); King George
Co., 2 mi. below Potomac Cr.; Woodstock; mouth of Paspotansa
Cr. (Clark and Martin)

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Chlamys kneiskerni (Conrad) Pectinidae

Pecten Kneiskerni Conrad, 1869b, p. 40, pl. 1, fig. 18; Heilprin, 1882a,
p. 417; Whitfield, 1885, p. 224 in part, not pl. 29, fig. 3 not “type”,
not 4,5; Whitfield, 1899, p. 163

Pecten (Chlamys) Kneiskerni Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 735 in part

Chlamys ial (Conrad), Teppner, 1922, p. 112 not Oligocene as
indicate

Chlamys (Chlamys) kneiskerni (Conrad), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
996, pl. 10, fig. 9 holotype

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, Rutgers Univ. 1899 not 1962 fide Rutgers

Chlamys membranosa (Morton) Pectinidae

Pecten membranosus Morton, 1833b, p. 130, pl. 10, fig. 4; Morton, 1834,
p. 59, pl. 10, fig. 4 external; Conrad, 1842b, p. 174; Hodge, 1843, p.
97; Gibbes, 1845, p. 254; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 253; Conrad, 1865a, p.
14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23; Heilprin, 1881la, p. 158; Heilprin, 1882a,
417; Meyer, 1885b, p. 68; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 183

Pecten Carolinensis Conrad, App. in Kerr, 1875, p. 18, pl. 3, fig. 2 not
Liropecten [sic] Carolinensis Conrad, App. im Kerr, 1875, p. 18
Miocene

Pecten (Chlamys) membranosus Morton, Dall, 1898b, p. 736

Chlamys membranosa (Morton), Teppner, 1922, p. 114

Cf. Pecten (Chlamys) membranosus Morton, Kellum, 1926, p. 19;
Harbison, 1944, p. 3, pl. 1, fig. 7

Chlamys (Chlamys) membranosus (Morton), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b,
p. 998, pl. 9, figs. 7, 8; pl. 10, fig. 11 holotype internal

86 BULLETIN 218

Cf. Recten membranosus Morton, Richards, 1948, p. 4, pl. 1, fig. 4;
Richards, 1950, p. 15, fig. 63d

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson gr.

Localities.—S. C.: “calcareous strata of South Carolina” (type).
See Harbison. Cf. N.C.: Jones Co., 2 % mi. W. of Dover; New
Hanover Co., 3 % mi. NW. of Wrightsboro; Wilmington;
Harnett Co., 4 mi. NE. of Spout Springs; Pender Co., Old
Rocky Point quarry; Castle Hayne quarry; Northeast Cape
Fear R., 3% mi. above Castle Hayne Bridge; 3 mi. NE. of Rose
aaa For further localities see Kellum, 1926, Richards, 1948,

0
Type.—Holotype, No. 12574 ANSP

Chlamys nupera (Conrad) Pectinidae
Pecten nuperus Conrad in Wailes 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 11 [as
nuperum] (reprint, 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 11); Conrad, 1856a, p. 259
(reprint 1939, p. 5); Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23;
Hopkins, 1871, p. 12; Heilprin, 1882a, p. 417; Meyer, 1885a, p. 459

not “Heilprin, Acad. Nat. Sci.” as in Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
ar Meyer, 1885c, p. 425; Langdon, 1886, p. 202; Vaughan, 1896,

p. 50

Pecten (Chlamys) nuperus Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 739; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 29, pl. 7, figs. 1-4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 666

Chlamys nupera (Conrad), Teppner, 1922, p. 119; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 211

Chlamys (Chlamys) nuperus (Conrad), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
1000, pl. 10, fig. 6

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type). LA.: Grant Par.,
Montgomery, Red R. GA.: Decatur Co., Russell Springs. FLA.:
Alachua Co., Arredondo

Type.—Holotype, No. 13185 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 80

Chlamys perplana of authors [Pecten perplanus] Pectinidae

Not Pecten perplanus Morton, 18338a, p. 293, pl. 5, fig. 5; Morton, 1834,
p. 58, pl. 5, fig. 5; pl. 15, fig. 8
Not Pecten Spillmani Gabb, 1860d, p. 402, pl. 68, fig. 3; Conrad, 1865a,
. 14
Not Pecten (Aequipecten) perplanus Morton, Dall, 1898b, p. 732 in
part; Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 29, pl. 6, fig. 12 as Chlamys
Not Pecten perplanus Morton, Hopkins, 1917, p. 296, pl. 27, figs. 4, 4a;
Cooke, 1926a, pl. 96, fig. 5
See Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, pp. 27, 28
From Eocene and Oligocene localities of numerous authors.

Chlamys (Aequipecten) perplanus (Morton), Tucker-Rowland, 1938
See Chlamys spillmani (Gabb)

Chlamys (Aequipecten) perplanus centrotus (Dall)
See Aequipecten perplanus centrotus (Dall)

Chlamys pulchricosta (Meyer and Aldrich) Pectinidae
Pecten pulchricosta Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 45, pl. 2, figs. 23, 23a;
Harris, 1919, p. 24, pl. 14, figs. 9, 10; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 667,

668

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 87

Posten (Nodipecten) pulchricosta Meyer and Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p.

0

Aequipecten (Nodipecten) pulchricostus (Meyer and Aldrich), Tep-
pner, 1922, p. 205

Chlamys (Lyropecten) pulchricostata [sic] “Aldrich and Meyer” [sic]
[Meyer and Aldrich], Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 6, pl. 4, fig. 11
holotype, pl. 6, fig. 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638745 USNM

Chlamys rigbyi (Whitfield) Pectinidae
Pecten Rigbyi Whitfield, 1885, p. 226, pl. 29, fig. 6; Dall, 1898b, p.
736; Whitfield, 1899, p. 163

Chlamys (Chlamys) rigbyi (Whitfield), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
986, pl. 10, fig. 7 holotype

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—_N.J.: Monmouth Co., “upper layer of Upper Marls,
Shark R.” (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 9716 AMNH. Not found 1962

Chlamys scintillatus (Conrad)
See Hburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)

Chlamys seabeensis (Richards) Pectinidae
Pecten seabeensis Richards, 1947, p. 34, pl. 12, fig. 18

Range.—Eocene. ““Pamunkey” (type) =Paleocene or lower Eocene.

Locality —VA.: York Co., Camp Peary, depth 380 ft., (Seabee
Base) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 16781 ANSP

Chlamys sheldonae Tucker Pectinidae

Chlamys (Chlamys) sheldonae Tucker, 1934, p. 614, pl. 27, fig. 2;
Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p. 988, pl. 6, figs. 5, 8 holotype

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)
Locality—MD.: Prince Georges Co., Fort Washington (type)
Type.—Holotype, probably CNHM [not PRI]

Chlamys spillmani (Gabb) Pectinidae

Pecten spillmani Gabb, 1860d, p. 402, pl. 68, fig. 3; Conrad, 1865a, p.
14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 182

Pecten perplanus Morton, Heilprin, 1882a, p. 417; Cooke, 1926a, pl. 96
fig. 5; Semmes, 1929, p. 272, fig. 62-5

Pecten (Aequipecten) perplanus Morton, Dall, 1898b, p. 732; Shimer
and Shrock, 1944, p. 407

Chlamys (Aequipecten) perplanus (Morton), Tucker-Rowland, 1938,
p. 29, pl. 6, fig. 12

Pecten (Chlamys) spillmani Gabb, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 27,
pl. 6, figs. 3-8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 671

Cf. Chlamys spillmani (Gabb), Harris, 1951, p. 9 in part, pl. 5, figs. 1,
1’; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 211

88 BULLETIN 218

t

Range.—Eocene. Upper Jackson gr.

Localities.—MISS.: Clarke Co., Shubuta. ALA.: (type). FLA.:
Marion Co., E. of Kendrick; 6 mi. SW. of Ocala; Dixie Lime
Products Co., Reddick. GA.: Houston Co., 2.9 mi. S. of Perry,
Plant 2, Clinchfield Quarry; Georgia Lime Rock Quarry about
4 mi. from Perry (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Chlamys spillmani (Gabb) “vars.” Pectinidae
Chlamys spillmani (Gabb) “vars.” Harris, 1951, p. 9, pl. 4, figs. 1-3;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 211

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.’’, Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Marion Co., Florida Lime Products Co., about 6
mi. SW. of Ocala. GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock quarry
about 4 mi. from Perry

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24447-24449 PRI

Chlamys spillmani clinchfieldensis Harris Pectinidae

Chlamys spillmani clinchfieldensis Harris, 1951, p. 10, pl. 4, figs. 4-7;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 211, 212

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, (type), Ocala gr.

Locality —_GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp., plant 2,
Clinchfield quarry (type)

Types.—Holotype, No, 24450; paratype, No. 24451 PRI

Chlamys trentensis (Harris) Pectinidae
Pecten trentensis Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 15, pl. 2,
figs. 8, 9; Kellum, 1926, p. 35; Richards, 1943, p. 519, pl. 34, figs.
12, 25; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 671
Chlamys (Chlamys) trentensis (Harris), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
1005, pl. 10, fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 212

Range.—Post-Eocene

Locality—N. C.: Jones Co., rt. bank Trent R., 6 mi. below Pol-
locksville [‘‘Polloksville”] (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1407, 1408 PRI

Chlamys wahtubbeana Dall Pectinidae

Pecten (Chlamys) wahtubbeanus Dall, 1898b, p. 736, pl. 34, fig. 9;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 491

Pecten wautubbeanus Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 21, pl. 14, figs. 1-4; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 672

Pecten wautubbeanus tirmus de Gregorio, Harris, 1919, p. 23, (not p.
21), pl. 14, fig. 5 as var. base of Claiborne Bluff; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 672 as var.

Chlamys wahtubbeana Dall, Teppner, 1922, p. 129

Chlamys (Chlamys) wautubbeanus Dall, Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
992, pl. 5, figs. 7-9; pl. 9, fig. 4 holotype

Chlamys (Chlamys) dehayesi [sic] tirmus (de Gregorio), Tucker-Row-
land, 1936b, p. 995 in part, pl. 10, fig. 10, same specimen as Harris,
1919, base of Claiborne Bluff

Eggfen (Chlamys) wahtubbeanus Dall, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 89

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee; Newton Co., Hickory;
8 mi. W. of Enterprise; Indian Mound R.R. cut (type) fide
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 491. ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Clai-
borne Bluff, Alabama R.; Clarke Co., Coffeeville. LA.: Winn
Par., St. Maurice; Sabine Par., Simpkins place, 3 mi. SE. of
Negreet

Type.—Holotype, No. 137612 USNM

Chlamys wahtubbeana willcoxi (Dall) Pectinidae

Pecten (wahtubbeanus var. 2?) Willcoxi Dall, 1898b, p. 737, pl. 29, fig.
4 as Pecten Willcoxi; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 491

Pecten (wautubbeanus var. ?) willcoxi Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 23, pl.
14, figs. 6, 7

Chlamys Willcoxi (Dall), Teppner, 1922, p. 130

Chlamys (Chlamys) wautubbeanus willcoxi (Dall), Tucker-Rowland,
1936b, p. 998, pl. 5, fig. 10; pl. 10, fig. 2 holotype

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —MISS.: “Eocene of Clarke Co. . .. and of the Wah-
tubbee hills (Claibornian); Johnson and Burns’—Dall; Clarke
Co., McLeod’s mill (type) fide Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 491
Type.—Holotype, No. 140126 USNM

Chlamys sp. Pectinidae

Pecten sp. Harris, 1919, p. 20, pl. 18, fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 670

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 433 PRI

Chlamys sp. Pectinidae

Pecten sp. Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 86, pl. 34, fig. 4; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 190, pl. 44, figs. 9, 9a

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality —VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac Cr.
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Chlamys sp. Pectinidae
Chlamys sp. Harris, 1951, pl. 4, figs. 8,9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 211

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Alachua Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp., 3.5 mi. SE.
of Newberry, about 17 mi. W. of Gainesville

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24452 PRI

Cibota mississippiensis (Conrad)
See Barbatia (Barbatia) uxorispalmeri Stenzel and Krause

Claibornites rotundus (Lea)
See Epilucina rotunda (Lea) ~

Clementia mercenaroidea (Aldrich)
See ? Mercimonia mercenaroidea (Aldrich)

Coralliophaga bryani Clark
See Oryctomya bryani (Clark)

90 BULLETIN 218

Corklliophaga (Oryctomya) claibornensis Dall
See Oryctomya claibornensis Dall

Coralliophaga prima Harris
See cf. Oryctomya prima (Harris)

Corbicula ? cornelliana Harris Corbiculidae

Corbicula ? cornelliana Harris, 1897b, p. 65, pl. 13, fig. 3; Dall, 1903a,
Doone Henderson, 1935, pp. 10, 38, 118; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tom-
bigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 171 PRI

Corbicula texana Gardner Corbiculidae
Corbicula texana Gardner, 1935, p. 154, pl. 8, figs. 6, 7

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities —TEXAS: Uvalde Co., Schuddemagen ranch, 11 mi. S.
of Sabinal, a few hundred yds. S. of junc. of Elm Cr. with
Sabinal Cr., USGS Sta. 6279 (type); Medina Co., D’Hanis-
Yancey rd. about 7% mi. E. of S. of D’Hanis

Type.—Holotype, No. 370930, USNM

Corbis claibornensis Dall
See Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Corbis distans Conrad
See Corbis undata Conrad

Corbis lamellosa Lamarck, Conrad, 1833c. Not Lamarck, 1818
See Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Corbis lirata (Conrad) Fimbriidae

Corbis lamellosa Lamarck, Conrad, 1838c, p. 41 (Harris reprint, 1893,
p. 67, pl. 19, fig. 5); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad,
1846c, p. 401, pl. 4, fig. 16; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Tuomey, 1858,
p. 265; Harris, 1895b, p. 25 = Gafrarium liratum Conrad. Not C.
lamellosa Lamarck, 1818, p. 5387, not p. 587 as in Conrad

Gafrarium liratum Conrad, 1865a, p. 9 new name for Corbis lamellosa
Conrad, 1833c, p. 41, not C. lamellosa Lamarck; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6;
Harris, 1895b, p. 25. Not Lucina lirata Phillips, 1829, p. 140 name
and figure only. Not Lucina lyrata Phil. in D’Archiac, 1843, p. 372

Corbis (Gafrarium) lirata Conrad, Heilprin, 1884b, p. 87

Contes rte (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 209, pl. 30, fig. 13 copy

onra

Corbis claibornensis Dall, 1903a, p. 1893 new name for Corbis lirata
Conrad [not necessary]; Harris, 1919, p. 123, pl. 40, figs. 3, 4, 4a;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 253

Fimbria claibornensis (Dall), Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 50

The new name of C. claibornensis was given by Dall because he thought
the name Corbis lirata Conrad was preoccupied by a “Corbis lirata
d’Archiac”. The species was Lucina lirata Phillips in D’Archiac. Hence
the new name was not necessary.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 91

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Unknown. Not listed in Moore, 1962

Corbis undata Conrad Fimbriidea

Corbis undata Conrad, 1833c, p. 41, (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 67, pl.
19, fig. 6); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 as C. undulata; Con-
rad, 1846c, p. 401, pl. 4, fig. 11; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 387; Harris, 1895b, p. 47; Dall, 1903a, p. 1392; Harris,
1919, p. 124, pl. 40, fig. 5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 253

Corbis distans Conrad, 1833c, p. 41, (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 67);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 401 (=young
C. undata); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 209, pl. 30, fig. 10 copy Conrad; Cossmann, 1893,
p. 11; Harris, 1895b, p. 16 (=C. undata Conrad)

Gafrarium distans (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 106; Corbis distans Con-
cee syntypes (3), Nos. 30505, 30506 ANSP Moore,
1962, p. 5

Corbis undulata Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 nomen nudum,
probably error for C. undata Conrad, which see

Corbula Alabamensis Owen
See Caryocorbula willistoni (Meyer)

Corbula Alabamiensis Lea
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis (Lea)

Corbula alabamiensis Lea, Price and Palmer, 1928; Renick and Sten-
zel, 1931. Not Lea. 1833
See Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner)

Corbula alabamiensis Lea “var.” Harris, 1897b
See Corbula subengonata Dall

Corbula alabamiensis Lea “var.” Vaughan, 1896; Harris, 1919
See Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner)

Corbula alabamiensis citronella Harris
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis citronella (Harris)

Corbula alabamiensis ? gregoriot Cossmann
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis gregorioi (Cossmann)

Corbula alabamiensis var. ima de Gregorio _ 1
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation “ima” de Gregorio

Corbula alabamiensis var. tecla.de Gregorio :
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation ‘“‘tecla” de Gregorio

Corbula aldrichi Meyer
See Vokesula aldrichi (Meyer)

Corbula aldrichi smithvillensis Harris
See Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris)

92 BULLETIN 218

t
Corbula aliformis Conrad Corbulidae
Corbula alta Conrad, 1850, p. 41 expl. of pl. only, pl. 1, fig. 3. Not
C. alta Conrad, 1848b, p. 124, pl. 12, figs. 33-35, Vicksburg
Corbula aliformis Conrad, 1866a, p. 20 not “Miss.”; Conrad, 1866b,
p. 76

Range.—Eocene. “Shell Bluff gr.”
Locality —“GA.” Coll. J. Hamilton Couper, Conrad, 1850, p. 39
Type.—Missing, Moore, 1962, p. 35

Corbula alta Conrad, 1850 not Conrad, 1848b
See Corbula aliformis Conrad

Corbula (Nearea) alternata Aldrich
See Cuspidaria attenuata (Aldrich)

Corbula ? (Tiza) amara de Gregorio Corbulidae

Corbula ? (Tiza) amara de Gregorio, 1890, p. 234, pl. 37, figs. 12-14,
age doubtful not Claiborne, Ala.; Harris, 1919, p. 200 based on
Corbula alta Conrad, Vicksburg Oligocene

A doubtful Gosport sd. species.

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll. Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Corbula (Caryocorbula) augustae Gardner
See Caryocorbula augustae Gardner

Corbula bicarinata Conrad
See Caestocorbula wailesiana (Harris in Dall)

Corbula bi-carta [sic] Hilgard in Hopkins, 1871, p. 11
Misspelling for C. bicarinata Conrad

Corbula (Caryocorbula) cappa Barry
See Caryocorbula cappa Barry

(2?) Corbula (Caryocorbula) carli Gardner
See Caryocorbula deussent Gardner

Corbula Churchisonii [sic] Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233 under Cor-
bula gibbosa, typographical error for C. murchisonii Lea

Corbula clarkeana Aldrich
See Physoida clarkeana (Aldrich)

Corbula (Caryocorbula) coloradoensis Gardner
Se Caryocorbula coloradoensis Gardner

Corbula compressa Lea Corbulidae

Corbula compressa Lea, 1833, p. 47, in part, pl. 1, fig. 15; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 98; Tuomey, 1858, p. 265; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233, pl. 36,
figs. 34-35 copy Lea, not 338a,b,c, cf. C. gibbosa Lea; Cossmann,
1898, p. 6; Harris, 1895b, p. 12; Harris, 1919, p. 187, pl. 57, figs.
1-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 258, 259 :

Corbula (Neaera) perdubia de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233, pl. 36, figs. 31,
32 fide Harris, 1919

Corbula perdubia de Gregorio, Cossmann, 1893, p. 6; Harris, 1919, p.
187 as C. compressa Lea

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) compressa Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 842 in part

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 93

Not Corbula compressa d’Orbigny, 1845b, p. 458 fide d’Orbigny, 1850,
p. 76

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes. Nos. 5067, 5068 ANSP; type Corbula perdubia
de Gregorio formerly Univ. Palermo, Palermo, Sicily. Lost

Corbula compressa gregorioi Cossmann
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis gregorioi (Cossmann)

Corbula concha Aldrich Corbulidae

Corbula concha Aldrich, 1895b, p. 19, pl. 5, fig. 6; Harris, 1897b, p.
66, pl. 13, fig. 11; Dall, 1898b, p. 841; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 259

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] er.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Clarke Co., near mouth of Bashi Cr.

Type.—Holotype, No. 688969 USNM

Corbula conradi Dall Corbulidae

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) Conradi Dall, 1898b, p. 842 for Corbula
nasuta Conrad in Emory, 1857, p. 161, pl. 19, fig. 4 “Western Texas”.
Not Corbula nasuta G. B. Sowerby I, 1833b, p. 35; nor Conrad, Aug.
1833b, p. 38; nor Conrad, 1846c, p. 398

cee nasuta Conrad, Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 169 = C. Conradi

a

Corbula conradi Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 186

ee ( ee conradi Dall, Gardner, in Trowbridge, 1923,
pp. 95,

Corbula (Caryocorbula) conradi Dall, Gardner, 1945, p. 133 description
of holotype, in part; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 168.
Not Corbula conradi Dall, Lamy, 1941 living, p. 234, nor C. conradi
Gardner, 1944 Miocene

As Stenzel, Krause, and Twining suggested this name for Conrad’s
specimen is of no value because the type locality is not definite, and the
species is unrecognizable. Probably Gardner’s Mexican and Texan shells
(1945, p. 133, pl. 9, figs. 18, 16) should be regarded as a distinct form
with a new name. See Caryocorbula sp. Gardner, 1945.

Dee: ee No. 9899 USNM [C. nasuta Conrad = C. conradi
all]

Corbula (Caryocorbula) conradi Dall, Gardner, 1945 in part
See Caryocorbula sp.
See also Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner)

Corbula densata Conrad :
See Caryocorbula densata (Conrad)

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) deusseni Gardner
See Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner)

Corbula engonata Aldrich, 1886, not Conrad, 1848a
See Corbula subengonata Dall

94 BULLETIN 218

;
(2) Conbule (Caryocorbula) sp. cf. C. (C.) engonata Conrad, Gardner,

See Caryocorbula deusseni Gardner

Corbula engonatoides Gardner
See Caryocorbula engonatoides (Gardner)

Corbula extenuata Dall Corbulidae
Corbula (fossata var. ?) extenuata Dall, 1898b, p. 844; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 168
Corbula (Aloides) extenuata Dall, Dall, 1900, p. 1192, pl. 36, fig. 6
Corbula extenuata Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 194, pl. 58, figs. 21-27; Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 262, 263

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne er.

ee —S. C.: Orangeburg Co., 3-6 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg
type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 115848 USNM

Corbula filosa Conrad, 1865b, p. 137, not Corbula filosa Conrad, 1865c,

p. 145 Oligocene
See Caryocorbula densata (Conrad)

Corbula fossata Meyer and Aldrich
See Caestocorbula fossata (Meyer and Aldrich)

Corbula (fossata var. ?) extenuata Dall, 1898b
See Corbula extenuata Dall

Corbula gibbosa Lea, Heilprin, 1881; not Lea, 1833
See Vokesula aldrichi (Meyer)

Corbula gibbosa Lea
See Parmicorbula gibbosa (Lea)

Corbula gregoriot Cossmann
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis gregorioi (Cossmann)

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) gregorioti Cossmann, Dall, 1898b, in part.
Not Cossmann, 1893
See Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris)

Corbula ignota de Gregorio
See Parmicorbula gibbosa (Lea)

Corbula (Caryocorbula) kennedyi Gardner
See Caryocorbula kennedyi Gardner

Corbula milium Dall Corbulidae
Corbula (Aloidis) miliwum Dall, 1898b, p. 845; Dall, 1900, p. 1192,
pl. 36, fig. 19 (figure only) ; Schuchert, et al., "1905, p. 169; Aldrich,
1921, p. 25 reported common in Sucarnoochee Paleocene.
i Gore milium Dall, Gardner, 1935, p. 189, Paleocene Texas, pl. 19,
fig. 4 copy Dall

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox

[Sabine] gr.
Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Thomasville (type)

Aldrich (1921) reported the species “extremely common” in the Paleo-
cene of Alabama, and Gardner (1935) discussed the species from the

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 95

Paleocene of Texas. Neither author figured their specimens. The identi-
fications need to be checked.
Type.—Holotype, No. 107818 USNM

Corbula murchisonii Lea
See cf. Caestocorbula murchisonii (Lea)

Corbula murchisoni fossata Meyer and Aldrich
See Caestocorbula fossata (Meyer and Aldrich)

Corbula nasuta Conrad, 1833b; Conrad, 1846c
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis (Lea)

Corblua nasuta Conrad in Emory, 1857, Schuchert, et al., 1905
See Corbula conradi Dall

Corbula nasuta Conrad, Harris, 1894b, in part
See Caryocorbula willistoni Meyer
See also C. willistoni arkansia Harris

Corbula nasuta Conrad, Clark, 1895; Clark, 1896 fe
See Corbula sp.

Corbula (Neaera) nasuta var. ima de Gregorio ;
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation “ima” (de Gregorio)

Corbula (Neaera) nasuta var. tecla de Gregorio :
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis variation “tecla’’ (de Gregorio)

“Corbula” nasutoides Whitfield Corbulidae
Corbula (Neaera) nasutoides Whitfield, 1885, p. 239, pl. 30, figs. 18,
19; Whitfield, 1899, p. 156
? Corbula nasutoides Whitfield, Dall, 1898b, p. 846

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type); “at Dr. Kneis-
kern’s pits”

Type.—Holotype, No. 7807, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Corbula Natchitochiensis Hilgard in Hopkins, 1871, p. 11 nomen nudum

Corbula oniscus Conrad, 1833a; Conrad, 1846c only in part
See cf. Caestocorbula murchisonii (Lea)

Corbula oniscus Conrad, Clark, 1895; 1896; Clark and Martin, 1901,
in part; Shimer and Shrock, 1944
See Corbula sp.
See also cf. Caestocorbula murchisonii (Lea)

Corbula oniscus Conrad, 1846c in part, not Conrad, 1833a
See Parmicorbula gibbosa (Lea)

Corbula oniscus Conrad, Heilprin, 1881; not Conrad, 1833a
See Vokesula aldrichi (Meyer)

Corbula pearlensis Meyer
See Biocorbula pearlensis (Meyer)

Corbula perdubia de Gregorio Corbulidae

Corbula (Neaera) perdubia de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233, pl. 36, figs. 31,

32 = C. compressa Lea fide Harris, 1919, p. 187 young; Cossmann,
1893, p. 6 as Corbula only

96 BULLETIN 218

Corbula (Aloidis) perdubia de Gregorio, Dall, 1898b, p. 844 in part
Not Corbula perdubia of authors, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 114 Red
Bluff; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 268 cf. C. laqueata Casey, 1903
See Corbula compressa Lea

Range.—Age unknown. Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. if equals C.
compressa Lea

Locality.—Locality unknown

Type—Formerly De Gregorio Coll. Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Corbula (Neaera) prima Aldrich
See Cuspidaria prima (Aldrich)

Corbula (Anapteris) regalis Van Winkle
See Anapteris regalis Van Winkle

Corbula rugosa Lamarck, Heilprin, 1881, not Lamarck, 1806a, p. 467
See Vokesula aldrichi (Meyer)

Corbula rugosa Lamarck, Heilprin, 1891, not Lamarck, 1806a, p. 467
See Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris)

2? Corbula (Caryocorbula) santanensis (Gardner)
See Caryocorbula deusseni (Gardner)

Corbula smithvillensis Harris
See Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris)
See also Vokesula smithvillensis petropolitana Stenzel and Twining

Corbula subcompressa Gabb Corbulidae

Corbula subcompressa Gabb, 1860d, p. 394, pl. 68, fig. 24; Harris, 1896,
p. 68, pl. 6, fig. 9 syntype fide Harris; Johnson, 1905, p. 17; Shimer
and Shrock, 1944, p. 431, pl. 172, fig. 12 copy Harris

Not Corbula subcompressa Gabb, Whitfield, 1885, p. 180, pl. 23, fig.
26 Cretaceous

Corbula sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 45, pl. 1, fig. 6

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) subcompressa Gabb, Dall, 1898b, p. 841

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm., lower Midway gr.; Porters Creek
fm. (type), upper Midway er.

Localities —-TENN.: Hardeman Co., R.R. cut 2 mi. E. of Middle-
ton (type); Hannah’s. GA.: Clay Co., Chattahoochee R. above
Sandy Cr. ALA.: Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg., Alabama R.
ARK.: Pulaski Co., Marshall’s well, Capitol Hill, Little Rock
(Harris)

Types.—Syntypes, Safford Coll., unknown. (Seen by Harris,
1896); ? ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

Corbula subengonata Dall Corbulidae
Corbula engonata Conrad, Aldrich, 1886, p. 58; not Conrad, 1848a, b
Corbula alabamiensis Lea var. Harris, 1897b, p. 68, pl. 13, figs. 14,
14a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 255 as “hypotype”

Corbula subengonata Dall, 1898b, p. 841; Harris, 1919, p. 185, pl. 56,
figs. 1-4, 7; 5, 6, 8 vars.; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 271, 272

Not Corbula nasuta Conrad, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 74 see
Corbula sp.

Not Corbula subengonata Dall, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 163 in part,
not pl. 32, figs. 1, la, 2, 2a, 2b see Corbula sp.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 97

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (Aldrich); Clarke Co., Woods Bluff,
Tombigbee R.; Wilcox Co., Lower Peach Tree Ldg., Alabama
R.; Choctaw Co., Tuscahoma Ldg., Tombigbee R.

Type.—Lectotype, No. 182 PRI (Harris specimen). The syntype
to which Dall gave the new name Corbula subengonata would
be in the USNM or the Harris specimen, pl. 13, figs. 14, 14a.
There is no specimen in the USNM to which Dall gave the name.
We are designating herein No. 182 PRI as the lectotype.

Corbula subengonata Dall, Clark and Martin, 1901; not Dall, 1898b
See Corbula sp.

Corbula subnasuta d’Orbigny, 1850
See Caryocorbula alabamiensis (Lea)

Corbula texana Gabb
See Notocorbula texana (Gabb)

Corbula (Aloides) wailesiana Harris in Dall
See Caestocorbula wailesiana (Harris in Dall)

Corbula willistont Meyer
See Caryocorbula willistoni (Meyer)

Corbula (Caryocorbula) willistoni arkansia Harris
See Caryocorbula willistoni arkansia Harris

Corbula (Caryocorbula) spp.
See Caryocorbula spp.
See also Caryocorbula deusseni Gardner

Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. indet. Corbulidae
Corbula (Caryocorbula) sp. indet. Gardner, 1935, p. 192

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Kaufman Co., USGS Sta. 11665, Water Hill,
5 mi. NE. Kemp

Type.—Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Corbula sp. Corbulidae
Corbula subengonata Dall, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 163 in part

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Glymont. For additional localities
see Clark and Martin

Types.—Unfigured specimens, USNM

Corbula sp. Corbulidae
Corbula nasuta Conrad, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 74. Not C.
nasuta Conrad, 1833b, p. 38
Corbula subengonata Dall, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 163 in part, pl.
32, figs. 1, la, 2, 2a, 2b. Not C. subengonata Dall, 1898b, p. 841

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm., (figured)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr. VA.: King George Co.,
Woodstock

Type—Specimen figured, USNM

98 BULLETIN 218

Corbula sp. Corbulidae

Corbula oniscus Conrad, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 75; Clark

and Martin, 1901, p. 164 in part, pl. 32, figs. 7, 7a, 8, 8a, 8b; Shimer

and Shrock, 1944, p. 431, pl. 172, figs. 10, 11 copies Clark and
Martin. Not C. oniscus Conrad, 1833a, p. 341

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
Locality.—VA.: Prince George Co., Evergreen (specimens figured)
Types.—Specimens figured, USNM

Corbula sp. Corbulidae
Corbula sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 75, pl. 10, fig. 5

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), middle
Midway gr.

Locality —LA.: De Soto Par., auger hole on hillside on S. side on
Hunter-Converse Highway, 0.1 mi. N. of De Soto-Sabine Par.
line in sec. 16, T. 10 N., R. 14 W., depth 13 ft.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5032 LSU Pal. Mus.

Corbula sp. Harris, 1894b
See Corbula subcompressa Gabb

Crassatella versus Crassatellites
Keen, Nautilus, vol. 65, No. 1, p. 14, 1951
Crassatella synonym Mactra; Crassatellites nomen nudum

Crassatella alaeformis Conrad
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatella alta Conrad Crassatellidae
Crassatella alta Conrad, 1832b, p. 21, pl. 7; (Harris reprint, 1893, p.
39, pl. 7); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p.
395, pl. 3, fig. 1; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Bronn, 1848a, p. 348;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 383; not Conrad, 1855, p. 9 (Dall reprint, 1909,
p. 168); Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 273, not p. 271 = Bells Ldg.; Dana,
1863, fig. 799; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5 in part;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 197, pl. 25, figs. 16, 17 copy Conrad, 1833;
pl. 26, figs. 1-9, fig. 10 copy Conrad, 1846; Cossmann, 1893, p. 13;
Dana, 1895, fig. 1485 same as 1863; Harris, 1895b, p. 3; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 279

? Crassatella alta Conrad, Whitfield, 1885, p. 234, pl. 29, fig. 17

Not Crassatella alta, (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 182, pl. 42,
fig. 3 Crassatella sp.

Crassatellites altus (Conrad), Dall, 1908a, p. 1469; Harris, 1919, p. 104
(not “Dall” as in text), pl. 35, fig. 6; pl. 36, figs. 4-6; Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 283, 284

Crassatellites alta (Conrad), Cooke, 1926a, pl. 95, fig. 2; Semmes, 1929,
fig. 61-2; Scott, 1932, p. 328, pl. 23, fig. 4

? Crassatellites alta (Conrad), Kellum, 1926, p. 22

Cf. Crassatella alta Conrad, Richards, 1950, p. 18

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Localities —_ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). Cf. N. C.: New Hanover Co., Castle Hayne Quarry
(Kellum; Richards). [Not N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R.
(Whitfield)]. [Not N. C.: Pender Co., Rocky Point (Kellum) ].
[Not MD.: Prince Georges Co., Hardesty, (Clark and Martin) ]

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 99

Tube Frabalils syntypes (8), No. 30529, ANSP Moore, 1962,
cy

Crassatella alta Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, p. 271
See Crassatella tumidula Whitfield

Crassatella alta (young) Heilprin, 1884b, p. 38
See Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris)

Crassatella antestriata Gabb Pl. 2, figs. 6, 7 Crassatellidae

Crassatella antestriata Gabb, 1860d, p. 388, pl. 67, fig. 53; Conrad,
1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Heilprin, 1891la, p. 403; Harris,
1895a, p. 49, pl. 1, figs. 10, 10a

Probably not Crassatella antestriata Gabb, Aldrich, 1887, p. 81

Crassatellites antestriatus (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 98, pl. 34, figs. 2,
3; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, pp. 95, 104, pl. 6, fig. 5; Gardner, 1945,
p.190; pli Gtics! 710; Wi 4s ple 7 figssoy 10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Wheelock mem. (type), Céok Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Robertson Co., Wheelock [type fide Gard-
ner, 1945]; Lee Co., Elm Cr. between Evergreen and Orell’s
crossing; Houston Co., Alabama Bluff, Trinity R.; 5 mi. W. of
Crockett, Hurricane Bayou; Cherokee Co., Baptizing Cr.; Bra-
zos Co., Little Brazos R.; Burleson Co., Moseley’s Ferry (Stone
City Bluff) NE. MEXICO, 4 localities State of Nuevo Ledén
[see Gardner, 1945, p. 91]

Types.—Holotype and three paratypes, No. 13259 ANSP

Crassatella aquiana Clark Crassatellidae
Crassatella aquiana Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 82, pl. 26, figs.
2a-c

Crassatellites aquiana (Clark), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 181, pl. 42,
figs. 1, 2a, 2b; Dall, 1903a, p. 1469 as aquianus

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm., (type)

Localities—VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia Cr. (type); Potomac Cr.
MD.: Charles Co., Reedy Run; Liverpool Point; Mattawoman;
Glymont; Prince Georges Co., Brooks Estate near Seat Pleasant

Types.—Syntypes, JHU, 1962

Crassatella capri-cranium Rogers and Rogers
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatella clarkensis Dall
See Bathytormus clarkensis (Dall)

Crassatella clarkensis ferrocarolina (Harris)
See Bathytormus clarkensis ferrocarolinus (Harris)

Crassatella clarkensis ludoviciana (Harris)
See Bathytormus clarkensis ludovicianus (Harris)

Crassatella conradi Whitfield Crassatellidae

Crassatella Conradi Whitfield, 1885, p. 209, pl. 28, figs. 1-5 as C. curta

Conrad; Whitfield, 1899, p. 156; Weller, 1907, p. 559 in synonymy

of Gi orate Conrad, 1869a, fig. 9 syntype C. conradi, fig. 10 copy
Whitfie

100 BULLETIN 218

J

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (syntype). Middle Eocene
Shark R. ml. (syntype), upper Claiborne group

Localities —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (syntype), Squankum
(syntype); Ocean Co., New Egypt (syntype)

Types.—Syntype, Columbia Univ. lost; syntype, No. 9015/1
AMNH;; syntype, Rutgers lost

Crassatella curta Conrad [questionable] Crassatellidae

Crassatella curta Conrad, 1863b, p. 578 no description nomen nudum;
Conrad, 1866e, p. 104, pl. 8, fig. 2 “Va.?”

? Crassatellites curtus (Conrad), Dall, 1908a, p. 1469 = C. altus
Conrad young fide Dall

Range.—?

Locality —“Virginia ?” (type)

Type—‘USNM”, Dall, 1903a. “Conrad gave no locality, but speci-
men USNM 1600 is catalogued as (Eastern Shore, Va.) and this
probably is the erroneous locality referred to by Dall’ (per.
sie Wilson, June 16, 1962). [ANSP missing Moore, 1962,
p.

Crassatella declivis Heilprin
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatella Delawarensis Gabb, Whitfield, 1885; not Gabb, 1860a
See Crassatella sp.

Crassatella eutawcolens (Harris) Crassatellidae
Crassatellites eutawcolens Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p.
14, pl. 2, fig. 4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 285
Menkes eutawcolens (Harris), Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 46,
pl. 10, fig. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee Is. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Localities.—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs (type). FLA.:
Levy Co., Gulf Hammock

Type.—Holotype, No. 1404, PRI

Crassatella flexura Conrad
See Bathytormus flexurus (Conrad)

Crassatella flexurus Conrad “var.” :
See Bathytormus clarkensis postclarkensis (Harris)

Crassatella flexura postclarkensis (Harris)
See Bathytormus clarkensis postclarkensis (Harris)

Crassatella flexura producta Conrad
See Bathytormus flexurus productus (Conrad)

Crassatella gabbi Safford Crassatellidae
Crassatella pteropsis Gabb (not Conrad), 1860d, p. 395 in part, pl. 68,
fig. 28. Not C. pteropsis Gabb, Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 174 =
Cretaceous
Not Crassatella pteropsis Conrad, 1860, p. 279, pl. 46, fig. 9

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 101

Crassatella gabbi Safford, 1864, p. 368 new name; Safford, 1869, p.
419 name only; Harris, 1896, p. 63 in part, pl. 5, figs. 7, 7a type,
8, 9, not figs. 10, 11 see C. kennedyi Harris nomen nudum see C.
sp.; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 281

Crassatella tumidula Whitfield, Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242

Crassatella sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 48

Crassatella gabbi (Safford), Dall, 1908a, p. 1469; Gardner, 1935, p.
151; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 419, pl. 167, fig. 5 copy Harris

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Porters Creek
fm. (type), upper Midway er.

Localities —TENN.: Hardeman Co., 2 mi. S. of Middleton (type);
2 mi. E. of Middleton; Hannah’s 1 3% mi. NE. of Crainesville;
% mi. W. of Hannah’s; Huddleston’s 3 mi. W. of Craines-
ville; McDonald’s mill, 4 mi. SW. of Middleton. MISS.: Tippah
Co., Reeves, 2 % mi. NW. of Walnut. ALA.: Wilcox Co., %
mi. W. of Prairie Bluff; 1% mi. NW. of Prairie Bluff; 1 % mi.
SW. of Palmer’s mill at S. McConnico’s; 1 mi. S. of Palmer’s
mill; Barbour Co., 1 4% mi. NE. of Clayton. GA.: probably Ga.
side of Chattahoochee R., 3 mi. below mouth of Pataula Cr.
TEXAS: for localities in Kaufman, Guadalupe, Medina, Mav-
erick Cos. see Gardner, 1935, p. 152

T'ype.—Unknown. Type in Safford Coll. seen by Harris, 1896

Crassatella halei Harris Crassatellidae

Crassatella Mississippiensis Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 269, 271,
not Conrad, 1848b, p. 122

? Crassatella sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 57

Crassatella halei Harris, 1897b, p. 57, pl. 11, fig. 5; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 281

Crassatella Halei Harris, Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 419, pl. 167, fig. 12 copy Harris

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm; Greggs Ldg. mem. (type),
Tuscahoma fm.; and Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm.; respec-
tively lower, middle, and upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R.; Marengo Co., Nanafalia
Ldg., Tombigbee R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 140 PRI

Crassatella inglisia Richards Crassatellidae

Crassatella inglisia Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 46, pl.
9, figs. 9, 10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., Sulphur Springs Ldg. left bank
Wekiva R., SW. %4 NW. %, sec. 82, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (type);
SW. %, sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E; Inglis, right bank Withla-
coochee R., SE. 4 NW. %, sec. 3, T. 17 S., R. 16 E; road
metal pit, NE. 4 SW. 4%, sec. 14, T. 15 S., R. 16 E.

Types.—Holotype, I-7541, paratype No. I-7542, Fla. Geol. Sur.

102 BULLETIN 218

¢

Crassatella ioannes (Gardner) Crassatellidae
Crassatellites ioannes Gardner, 1935, p. 153, pl. 11, fig. 1-6

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.; Wills
Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Colorado R., 4 mi. below Web-
berville (type); 1%4 mi. below Travis-Bastrop Co. line; 414-434
mi. below Webberville

Types.—Holotype, No. 370909; paratype, No. 370910 USNM

Crassatella kennedyi Harris nomen nudum Texas ms referred in
Harris, 1896, p. 63 as name never published
See Crassatella gabbi Safford
See Crassatella sp.

Crassatella littoralis Conrad Crassatellidae

Crassatella littoralis Conrad, 1868, p. 731, nomen nudum; Conrad,
1869b, p. 41, pl. 1, fig. 3, Whitfield, 1885, p. 212, pl. 28, figs. 6, 7
Crassatellites littoralis (Conrad), Dall, 1908a, p. 1469; Weller, 1907,

p. 559, pl. 61, figs. 9, 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (Weller). Middle Eocene.
? Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., ? Shark R. (type); Squankum;
? Farmingdale (Weller)

Type.—Missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 72

Crassatella minor (Lea), Harris, 1919 in part
See Crassinella aldrichi Gardner
See also Crassinella minor (Lea)

Crassatella mississippiensis Conrad, Tuomey, 1858. Not Conrad, 1848b
See Crassatella halei Harris

Crassatella negreetensis (Harris) Crassatellidae

Crassatellites negreetensis Harris, 1919, p. 97, pl. 338, figs. 6-8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 285

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—LA.: Sabine Par., 200 yds. below mouth of Negreet

Bayou (type). Possibly S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 706-708 PRI

Crassatella ? obliquata Whitfield Crassatellidae

Crassatella obliquata Whitfield, 1885 p. 235, pl. 29, fig. 18; pl. 30, figs.
13, 14; Whitfield, 1899, p. 156

? Crassatellites obliquatus (Whitfield), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Harris,
1919, pp. 103-104, doubts species is a Crassatella

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne

gr.
Locality.—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7814 State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Crassatella ocordia Harris Crassatellidae

Crassatella ocordia Harris, 1951, p. 20, pl. 10, figs. 1, 2, 3-4 ?; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 281

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 103

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities—GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp.,
Clinchfield Quarry W. side (type). FLA.: Marion Co., dump
just SW. of mill and office Dixie Lime Products Co., Reddick

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 24490—24492 PRI. Lectotype herein
designated, No. 24490 PRI

Crassatella palmula Conrad
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatella porcus Harris Crassatellidae
Crassatella porcus Harris, 1951, p. 19, pl. 9, figs. 1-3

Range.—Uppermost Eocene. Bumpnose ls. (type)
Locality—FLA.: Jackson Co., quarry operated by Marianna
Limestone Products Co., approximate center of sec. 23, T. 5N,
R. 11 W., J-5, (type). Wayne Moore, 1955, p. 36
Type.—Holotype, lost

Crassatella producta Conrad
See Bathytormus flexurus productus (Conrad)

Crassatella protexta Conrad
See Bathytormus protextus (Conrad)

Crassatella protexta in De Gregorio, 1890
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatella protexta lepida Dall in Cooke, 1943, p. 65 Ga. nomen nudum

Crassatella protexta sina Harris
See Bathytormus protextus sinus (Harris)

Crassatella pteropsis Gabb, 1860d in part. Not Conrad, 1860
See Crassatella gabbi Safford

Crassatella rhombea Whitfield Crassatellidae
Crassatella rhombea Whitfield, 1885, p. 213, pl. 27, figs. 16-19; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 156
Crassatellites rhombea (Whitfield), Weller, 1907, p. 561, pl. 61, fig. 8
(New Egypt)

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)

Locality—N. J.: Ocean Co., New Egypt (syntype); Monmouth
Co., Squankum (syntype)

Types.—Syntype, formerly Columbia Univ. Coll. No. 19599
AMNH;; syntype, No. 7458 State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Crassatella rhomboidea Conrad Crassatellidae

Crassatella rhomboidea Conrad, 1846c [May], p. 396, pl. 3, fig. 3 (not
fig. 5 as in text and expl. of pl.); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Conrad,
1865a, p. 10

Crassatella subrhomboidea d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 383 new name. Not C.
rhomboidea d’Archiac, 1846 [May +], p. 208

Crassatellites rhomboideus (Conrad), Dall, 19038a, p. 1469; Harris,
1919, p. 99, pl. 34, fig. 4 doubtful form

The name C. rhomboidea Conrad, 1846, May, is not preoccupied by C.
rhomboidea d’Archiac, 1846, May + as supposed by D’Orbigny. The

104 BULLETIN 218

follawine from D’Archiac, 1846, p. 217 explains that his ee
was post May and pre July:

Observation

Ce Memoire ayant été présenté a la Societé Géologique dans la
séance du 4 Mai 1846, l’impression du texte et les planches com-
mencés immediatement etaient presque termincés lorsque parut,
dans les premiers jours de juillet, la 22¢ livraison de l’Iconographie
zoophytoloque de M. H. Michelin...

Bauges Doubtéul. If from Orangeburg, S. C., would be middle
ocene.

Locality. —“S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg” (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 30579 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 93

Crassatella (Micromeris) senex Meyer
See “Venericardia” sp.

Crassatella sepulcollis Harris Crassatellidae
Crassatella sepulcollis Harris, 1896, p. 64, pl. 6, figs. 1, la; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 282
Crassatellites sepulcollis (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469

Range.—Paleocene. Naheola gr. (type), upper Midway er.

Localities—ALA.: Wilcox Co., % mi. W. of Graveyard Hill; 1
mi. N. of Allenton. Two locations not same as in Brann and
Kent, 1960

Types.—Holotype, No. 64; paratype, No. 65 PRI. Not syntypes as
in Brann and Kent, 1960

Crassatella subrhombeidea d’Orbigny
See Crassatella rhomboidea Conrad

Crassatella texalta Harris Crassatellidae
Crassatella texalta Harris, 1895a, p. 49, pl. 2, fig. 2; Gimbrede, 1962,
Pp. Sag
Crassatellites texaltus (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469 in part; Harris,
1919, p. 103, pl. 36, figs. 1 holotype, 2, 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Hurricane lentil (type), base of Landrum
mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Houston Co., Hurricane Bayou (Marster
and Hodges’ headright) (type); Alabama Bluff, Trinity R.
MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee; 4 mi. W. of Enterprise; Newton
Co., 2% mi. E. of Newton. ? S. C.: Orangeburg Co., ? Eutaw:
Springs. ? N. C.: Craven Co., 17 mi. above Newbern on the
Neuse R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 3580 BEG

Crassatella texana Heilprin Crassatellidae
Crassatella texana Heilprin, 1891a, p. 406, pl. 11, fig. 6; Harris, 1895a,
p50; pl. :2, fig. 1
Crassatellites texanus (Heilprin), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Harris, 1919,
p. 97, pl. 34, fig. 1 same as Harris, 1895a; Gardner, 1945, p. 91

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.,
Mount Selman fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Mexico (Gardner, p.
92); Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 105

Localities—_TEXAS: Cherokee Co., near McBee’s_ schoolhouse
(Heilprin); 2 mi. E. of Alto (Heilprin); Berryman’s land;
Kimble Headright; Houston Co., Murchison’s Headright and
Lively’s Place; Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (Heilprin) ;
San Augustine Co. [not St.] (Heilprin). MISS.: [? Co.] H.
Johnson’s place (Harris, 1919). ? S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw
Springs; Vance’s Ferry, Santee R. (cast may be var. of this
sp.). NE. MEXICO (Gardner, 1945, p. 92) [Type locality not
known. ]

Type.—Holotype, missing BEG 1964

Crassatella trapaquara Harris Crassatellidae

Crassatella trapaquara Harris, 1895a, p. 49, pl. 2, figs. 3, 3a

Crassatellites trapaquarus (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Harris,
1919, p. 96, pl. 33, figs. 1-5 (smaller fig. 3, type); Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 286, 287

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Localities -TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type) ;
Cherokee Co., 8 mi. E. of Alto; Lee Co., Elm Cr., between Or-
ell’s and Evergreen Crossing; Houston Co., Murchison’s Head-
right, N. boundary; R. Williams’ Headright, NE. of Weches.
ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon; Clarke Co., Coffeeville. LA.: Winn
Par., ‘““Moore’s Iron Mine”, NW. % sec. 21, T. IO N, R. 2 W.,
“Marble Quarry”, Winnfield; Bossier Par., Fillmore, 2 mi. N.
of Haughton [not W. of Houghton sic]. MISS.: Clarke Co.,
Chickasawhay R. and Graveyard Bridge near Enterprise;
[? Co.] Johnsons Place (location unknown)

Types.—Holotype, No. 701; paratypes, No. 702-705 PRI

Crassatella tumidula Whitfield, Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242. Not Whitfield,
1865
See Crassatella gabbi Safford

Crassatella tumidula Whitfield Crassatellidae

Crassatella alta Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, p. 271 only

Crassatella tumidula Whitfield, 1865, p. 267, pl. 27, fig. 16; Aldrich,
1886, p. 57; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 198, pl. 26, fig. 11 copy Whitfield;
not Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242; Harris, 1897b, p. 56, pl. 11, figs. 3, 4;
Whitfield, 1899, p. 156; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 283

Crassatellites tumidulus (Whitfield), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469; Gardner,
1945, p. 91, pl. 6, figs. 4, 6 holotype

Range.——Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem., Tusahoma fm., middle
Wilcox [Sabine] gr. (type)

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., “‘six mi. above Claiborne, west side
of river” [exact locality not differentiated] (type); Greggs
Ldg, Alabama R.; Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Wilcox Co., Yellow
Bluff, Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. UC 24476 CNHM

Crassatella wilcoxi (Brown and Pilsbry) Crassatellidae

Crassatellites wilcoxi Brown and Pilsbry, 1912, p. 152, pl. 1, fig. 1;
Richards, 1950, p. 18, fig. 61a

Range—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson er.

106 BULLETIN 218

Eocality.—N. C.: New Hanover Co., Castle Hayne quarry, 14 mi.
E. of Wilmington (type)
Type-—ANSP

Crassatella ? sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 57
See Crassatella halei Harris

Crassatella sp. Harris, 1894b
See Crassatella gabbi Safford

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatellites alta (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 182, pl. 42,
fig. 3. Not Crassatella alta Conrad, 1832b

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality —MD.: Ann Arundel Co., Hardesty
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Crassatella sp. Crassafellidae
Crassatellites texalta (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1469 in part. Not C.
texalta Harris, 1895a
Crassatella ‘“alta—like forms” Harris, 1951, p. 18

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.,” Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala
Types—Unfigured specimens, PRI (Harris)

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatella Delawarensis Gabb, Whitfield, 1885, p. 210, pl. 27, figs. 14,
15. Not Gabb, 1860a, p. 303

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm.

Localities —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Farmingdale; Ocean Co., near
New Egypt

Types.—Figured specimens unknown. Not at N.J. State Mus.,
Trenton, 1964

? Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatella sp. Harris, 1899b, p. 302
Tellina sp. Barry, 1942 +, p. 71, pl. 9, figs. 8, 9

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Localities —LA.: Natchitoches Par., Marthaville; La Nana
Bayou. For localities in Natchitoches and Sabine Pars. see
Barry, 1942 ++, p. 71

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5217 LSU Pal. Mus.

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae
Crassatella kennedyi Harris, Kennedy, 1895, p. 147 nomen nudum
fide localities in Harris, Texas ms., p. 51
Crassatella gabbi Safford, Harris, 1896, p. 63 in part, pl. 5, figs. 10, 11,
not C. gabbi Safford, 1864, p. 368
Crassatellites sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 152

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 107

Locality —-TEXAS: “Milam Co., Brazos R., right bank at its very
northern limit, ‘Milam Bluff’ of Penrose report. Kennedy, Taff,
and Harris.” Sta. 105, Harris ms. Texas Mus. (sta. of figured
specimen),

Type.—Figured specimen, early Texas Geol. Sur., not found Bur.
Ec. Geol., Univ. Texas, 1963

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae
Crassatellites sp. Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 183, pl. 42, figs. 4, 4a

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality—MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Crassatella species a Crassatellidae

Crassatellites species a Kellum, 1926, p. 22, pl. 3, fig. 1; Harbison,
1944, p. 4, pl. 2, fig. 1

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr. fide Cooke
and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20 "

Localities.—S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner. N. C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353292 USNM (Kellum). Figured
specimen ANSP (Harbison)

Crassatella species b Crassatellidae
Crassatellites species b Kellum, 1926, p. 23, pl. 3, fig. 2; Harbison, 1944,
p. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Localities.—S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner. N. C.: Pender Co., old Rock Point quarry;
New Hanover Co., Wilmington

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353293 USNM

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatella sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 80, pl. 18, figs. 20, 21;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 282

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr.
Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4801 PRI

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatella sp. Harris, 1951, p. 18, pl. 8, figs. 5-7 (2 specimens);
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 282

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Localities —GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Plant
2, Clinchfield Quarry, W. side. FLA.: Marion Co., abandoned
pit 1 mi. S. of Dixie Lime Products Co., office in Reddick or
about 2.5 mi. NE. of Lowell, off Highway 441

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24483, 24484 PRI

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae

Crassatella sp. Harris, 1951, p. 19, pl. 8, figs. 8-12; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 282, 283

108 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Gop. E. of
Kendrick; Dixie Lime Products Co., Reddick. GA.: Houston Co.,
Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Clinchfield Quarry

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24485-24489 PRI

Crassatella sp. Crassatellidae
Crassatella sp. Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 47, pl. 10, fig. 3

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Citrus Co., Dunnellon Phosphate Mining Co.,
SW. % SE. &% sec. 10, T. 18 S., R. 19 E.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. I-7549 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Crassatellites alaeformis (Conrad)
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatellites alaeformis (Conrad) “var.” Aldrich, 1931, p. 6, pl. 6, fig.
5

See Bathytormus protextus (Conrad) young

Crassatellites (Crassinella) aldrichi Gardner
See Crassinella aldrichi Gardner

Crassatellites (Crassinella) aldrichianus Harris sp., Aldrich, 1911
See Miodontiscus sp.

Crassatellites alta (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901
See Crassatella sp.

Crassatellites altus (Conrad)
See Crassatella alta Conrad

Crassatellites antestriatus (Gabb)
See Crassatella antestriata Gabb

Crassatellites aquiana (Clark)
See Crassatella aquiana Clark

Crassatellites clarkensis Aldrich, 1911 not Dall, 1908a
See cf. Miodontiscus timothii new name

Crassatellites clarkensis Dall
See Bathytormus clarkensis (Dall)

Crassatellites clarkensis ferrocarolinus Harris
See Bathytormus clarkensis ferrocarolinus (Harris)

Crassatellites clarkensis ludovicianus Harris
See Bathytormus clarkensis ludovicianus (Harris)

Crassatellites curtus (Conrad)
See Crassatella curta Conrad

Crassatellites eutawcolens Harris
See Crassatella eutawcolens (Harris)

Crassatellites flexurus (Conrad)
See Bathytormus flecurus (Conrad)

Crassatellites flecurus postclarkensis Harris
See Bathytormus clarkensis postclarkensis (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN

Crassatellites flexurus productus (Conrad)
See Bathytormus flexurus productus (Conrad)

Crassatellites gabbi (Safford)
See Crassatella gabbi Safford

Crassatellites halei (Harris)
See Crassatella halei Harris

Crassatellites ioannes Gardner
See Crassatella ioannes (Gardner)

Crassatellites littoralis (Conrad)
See Crassatella littoralis Conrad
See also under Crassatella conradi Whitfield

Crassatellites minor (Lea)
See Crassinella minor (Lea)

Crassatellites minutissimus (Lea)
See Micromeris minutissima (Lea) <

Crassatellites negreetensis Harris
See Crassatella negreetensis (Harris)

Crassatellites obliquatus (Whitfield)
See Crassatella obliquata Whitfield

Crassatellites palmulus (Conrad)
See Bathytormus alaeformis (Conrad)

Crassatellites (Cuna) parva (Lea)
See Cuna parva (Lea)

Crassatellites productus (Conrad)
See Bathytormus flexurus productus (Conrad)

Crassatellites protextus (Conrad)
See Bathytormus protextus (Conrad)

Crassatellites (Scambula) psychopterus Dall
See Lirodiscus (Crustuloidea) psychopterus (Dall)

Crassatellites pteleina Gardner
See Crassinella pteleina (Gardner)

Crassatellites (Crassinella) pygmaea (Conrad)
See Crassinella pygmaea (Conrad)

Crassatellites rhombea (Whitfield)
See Crassatella rhombea Whitfield

Crassatellites rhomboideus (Conrad)
See Crassatella rhomboidea Conrad

Crassatellites sepulcollis (Harris)
See Crassatella sepulcollis Harris

Crassatellites texaltus (Harris)
See Crassatella texalta Harris

Crassatellites texaltus (Harris), Dall, 1903a, in part
See Crassatella sp.

109

110 BULLETIN 218

Crassatellites texanus (Heilprin)
See Crassatella texana Heilprin

Crassatellites trapaquarus (Harris)
See Crassatella trapaquara Harris

Crassatellites tumidulus (Whitfield)
See Crassatella tumidula Whitfield

Crassatellites wilcoxi Brown and Pilsbry
See Crassatella wilcoxi (Brown and Pilsbry)

Crassatellites sp.
See Crassatella sp.

Crassina ? veta Conrad, 1869b, not Astarte veta Conrad, 1869a
See “Astarte” castanella Whitfield

Crassinella aldrichi Gardner Crassatellidae

Crassatella minor (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 92 in part. Not Astarte minor
Lea, 1833, p. 63

Crassatellites (Crassinella) aldrichi Gardner, 1927, p. 368, [pl. 2], figs.
14-17

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality TEXAS: Wilson Co., 4 mi. SE. of Floresville (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 369249 USNM

Crassinella minor (Lea) Crassatellidae

Astarte minor Lea, 1833, p. 68, pl. 2, fig. 88; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Harris, 1895b, p. 28

Not Astarte parva Lea, Conrad, 1865a, p. 9

Astarte (Micromeris) minor Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 201, pl. 27, figs.
1-4; fig. 5 copy Lea

Micromeris minor (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 13

Crassatellites (Crassinella) minor (Lea), Dall, 1908a, pp. 1475, 1480

Crassinella minor (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 92 in part, pl. 32, figs. 14-17
(not to fig. 27 as in text); Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 288

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cf. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), upper-
most Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS; Lee Co., Elm Cr.; ef. Houston Co., Alabama
ee Trinity R. ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama

. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5225 ANSP

Cf. Crassinella neuseana (Harris) Cf. Crassatellidae
Astarte neuseana Harris, 1919, p. 92, pl. 32, fig. 138; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 93

Range.—Eocene (type)
Locality.—N. C.: Craven Co., Rocky Ldg., Neuse R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, (lost) PRI

Crassinella pteleina Gardner Crassatellidae

Crassatellites (Crassinella) pteleina Gardner, 1927, p. 368, [pl. 2] figs.
18, 19

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 111

Range.—Middle Eocene. Yegua fm. (type), uppermost Claiborne.

gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Lee Co., Elm Cr. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369251 USNM

Crassinella pygmaea (Conrad) Crassatellidae

Gouldia pygmaea Conrad, 1865b, p. 1389; Conrad, 1865d, p. 212, pl.
21, fig. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23

? Gouldia perdita Conrad, 1865a, p. 10 nomen nudum, maybe intended
for G. pygmaea

Crassatellites (Crassinella) pygmaea (Conrad), Dall, 19038a, p. 1475

Crassinella pygmaea (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 79, pl. 18,
figs. 17, 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 288

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” error for Garland
Cr. (type) fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Hinds Co., Moodys
Branch, Jackson

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 13226 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 91

Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea) Ostreidae

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 91, pl. 3, fig. 71; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 395;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 309,
pl. 64, fig. 2 copy Lea; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 174, pl. 18, figs. 1, 2;
figs. 3, 4 copies Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 18; Harris, 1895b, p. 3; not
Harris, 1897b, p. 41, pl. 6, fig. 7; Dall, 1898b, pp. 678, 679 in part;
Harris, 1919, p. 8, pls. 1, 2; pl. 6, fig. 1; not Harris and Palmer, 1946,
pl. 5, fig. 4; Stenzel, 1957a, p. 887; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 630,
631

Ostrea semilunata Lea, 1833, p. 90, pl. 3, fig. 69; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6 = O. sellaeformis Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
103; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 309, pl. 64, fig. 4 copy Lea; Cossmann,
1893, p. 18; Harris, 1895b, p. 41

Ostrea lingua canis Lea, 1833, p. 92, pl. 3, fig. 72; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6=O. alabamiensis Lea; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103;
Heilprin, 1884c, p. 309, pl. 64, fig. 3 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p.
18; Harris, 1895b, p. 25

Ostrea pincerna Lea, 1833, p. 92, pl. 3, fig. 73; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103;
Heilprin, 1884c, p. 309; Harris, 1895b, p. 34

Ostrea alabamiensis var. semilunata Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 174,
pl. 18, fig. 14 copy Lea

Ostrea alabamiensis var. linguaecanis Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 174,
pl. 18, figs. 6-11; figs. 12, 13 copy Lea

Ostrea alabamiensis var. pincerna Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 174,
pl. 18 [not 16 as in text]; fig. 5 copy Lea

Ostrea pincema [sic] Lea, Cossmann, 1893, p. 18

Ostrea claibornensis Conrad ms. [fide Harris, 1895b, pp. 3, 11], nomen
nudum; Dall, 1898b, p. 679 under O. alabamiensis Lea

Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
Deo

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

i

Rucality AAU. Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 5489 ANSP. Holotype O. lingua canis Lea,
No. 5441 ANSP. Holotype O. pincerna Lea, No. 5442 ANSP.
Holotype O. semilunata Lea, No. 54837 ANSP

112 BULLETIN 218

Crassostrea amichel (Gardner) Ostreidae
Ostrea alabamiensis of authors not O. alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 91
Ostrea contracta amichel Gardner, 1945, p. 81, pl. 3, figs. 1, 2; Perril-

liat Montoya, 1963, p. 5, pl. 8, fig. 1; pl. 9, fig. 1; pl. 10, fig. 1;

pl. 11, fic. 1
Crassostrea amichel (Gardner), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 97

Range.—Middle Eocene. Laredo fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.;
Yegua fm., uppermost Claiborne gr. (Lonsdale and Day, 1937,
p. 55; Patterson, 1942, p. 259)

Localities —TEXAS: Webb Co., 1% mi. N. of the crossing of
Highway 80 over Arroyo Dolores, USGS 14057 (type). For
further localities see Gardner, 1945, p. 82

Types.—Syntypes, No. 496573 USNM

Crassostrea contracta (Conrad) Ostreidae

Ostrea contracta Conrad, 1856b, p. 269; Conrad in Emory, 1857, p. 160,
pl. 18, figs. la-d; Dall, 1898b, p. 683 under O. georgiana; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 468; Gardner, 1945, pp. 81, 82; not Harris, 1951, p.
6 under O. georgiana; Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p. 5, pl. 6, figs. 1, 2;
pl.AT, figs: 1, 2

Ostrea alabamiensis (var. contracta) Conrad, Harris, 1919, pp. 8, 9 in
part, pl. 4 only sole figure

Ostrea alabamiensis georgiana Conrad, Gardner 1923, p. 110, pl. 29,
figs. 6, 7; pl. 30; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 44, figs. 1, 2; pl. 45. Not
Conrad, 1834, p. 156

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. [‘‘Probably” Harris, 1919]

Localities. -MEXICO; Tamaulipas, “Oyster Point, near Mier,
Mexico”, [not known see Gardner, 1945, p. 81]; 5 mi. above
Roma, and opposite Mier (Emory)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 9904, USNM Moore 1962, p. 49

Crassostrea frionis (Harris) Ostreidae

Ostrea alabamiensis var. frionis Harris, 1919, p. 9, pl. 5, fig. 1

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

Ostrea frionis Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 82

Crassostrea frionis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
95, pl. 12, figs. 3-10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.,
possibly Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. (see Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 96, horizon of holotype unknown)

Localities —-TEXAS: SE. corner Frio Co., San Miguel Cr. below
De Viller’s ranch (type); Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff,
Brazos R.; Sabine Co., rt. bank of Sabine R. near center of long
west-east reach of Harper’s Bend (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. 201-
T-5)

Type.—Formerly in Texas State Mus. No. 1710 (1919), not located
by Stenzel, et al., 1957

Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch) Ostreidae
Ostrea gigantissima Finch, 1824, 39; Conrad, 1835a, p. 29 (Harris
reprint, 1893, p. 77) in part; ave 1919, p. 200; Howe, 1937, p.
362, pl. 44, figs. 5, 6; Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 26; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p97

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 113

Ostrea gigantea Vanuxem in Morton, 1828a, p. 69 nomen nudum; Heil-
prin, 1884a, p. 149. Not Heilprin, 1884b, p. 35; not Ostrea gigantea
L. C. Johnson, 1889, p. 215=O. blanpiedi Howe, 1937, p. 362 Miocene

Ostrea georgiana Conrad, 1834, p. 156; Conrad, 1835a, p. 29 (Harris
reprint, 1893, p. 77); Conrad, 1842b, p. 179; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103;
Dana, 1863, p. 519 in part, fig. 811 not Oligocene; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 15; Conrad, 1865f, p. 71; Conrad, 1866a, p. 20; ? Hilgard in
Hopkins, 1871, p. 12; not Heilprin, 1884b, pp. 35, 95; Heilprin,
1884c, p. 311 in part; not Aldrich, 1886, p. 43, not Smith and
Johnson, 1887, p. 23; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 177 in part; ? Cossmann,
18938, p. 18; Dall, 1898b, p. 683 in part; not Harris in Dana, 1895,
p. 898, fig. 1492; Veatch and Stephenson, 1911, pp. 243-247; 4
Richards, 1950, p. 18; ? Harris, 1951, p. 6, pl. 1, figs. 1, 2; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 634

Ostrea georgiana forma normalis Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 684 in part,
Shell Bluff only

Ostrea alabamiensis forma georgiana Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 9, pl.
5, fig. 2, not text p. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 631

Ostrea alabamiensis (var. contracta), Conrad, Harris, 1919, pp. 8, 9
in part, pl. 3 sole fig.; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 631

Ostrea alabamiensis subsp. georgiana Conrad, Kellum, 1926, p. 17
Polloksville [Pollocksville], N.C.

Not Ostrea georgiana Conrad var. Richards, 1948, p. 519, pl. 86, figs.
1-3 Trent

Range.—Upper Eocene. Barnwell fm. (type)

Locality—GA.: Burke Co., Shell Bluff, Savannah R. (type).
Other localities not verified

Types.—Type lost fide Pilsbry in Howe, 1937, p. 365. Neotype
ANSP, designated and deposited by Howe, 1937. Ostrea georgi-
ana Conrad missing, Moore, p. 1962, p. 63

Crassostrea sp. Ostreidae

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, Harris and Palmer, 1946, pl. 5, fig. 4; not
O. alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 91; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 631

Range.—Upper Eocene. Cf. upper Jackson gr.
Locality —ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Cr.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4148 PRI

Crassostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea alabumiensis Lea, Harris, 1897b, p. 41, pl. 6, fig. 7 not O.
alabamiensis Lea, 1833, p. 91; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 630
Range.—Lower Eocene. Upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality—ALA.; Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tom-
bigbee R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No, 217 PRI

Crassostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea alabamiensis Lea var., Harris, 1919, p. 8, pl. 5, fig. 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Burleson Shell Bluff, Brazos
R., 1 mi. below Burleson-Milam Co. line

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 55 Texas State Mus., 1919

Crenella costata (Lea)
See Crenella margaritacea (Conrad)

114 BULLETIN 218

Crenellad isocardioides (Lea) Mytilidae
Hippagus isocardioides Lea, 1833, p. 72, pl. 2, fig. 50; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 100; Fischer, 1860, pp. 295, 300; Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Conrad,
1866a, p. 4; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 226, pl. 35, figs. 22-25; figs. 26-28
copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 17; Harris, 1895b, p. 23
Crenella isocardioides (Lea), Dall, 1898b, p. 803; Harris, 1919, p. 36,
pl. 17, figs. 21-24; Stewart, 1930, p. 103; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.
289, 290

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Probable holotype, No. 5301 ANSP

Crenella ? latifrons Conrad Pl. 1, figs. 4,5 Mytilidae

Crenella latifrons Conrad, 1860, p. 296; Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Harris,
1895b, p. 24; Dall, 1898b, p. 803

? Crenella latifrons Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 35, pl. 17, figs. 14-16

Not Modiola tenuis Meyer, 1887a, p. 10, pl. 2, fig. 7 identified same as
Crenella latifrons Conrad by Dall, 1898b, p. 798

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr. (?
type)

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(? type), “Dr. Showalter” (type), Harris, 1899a, p. 44 stated the
“Dr. Showalter” material probably came from Matthews Land-
ing, Midway gr. Harris in 1895b and 1919, identified the speci-
mens from Claiborne as C. latifrons. The type is in ANSP with
no locality. Specimens have been found in the Claiborne but
not in the Midway.

Type.—Type, ANSP, no locality fide Harris, 1919, p. 35; missing
Moore, 1962, p. 69

Crenella margaritacea (Conrad) Mytilidae

Stalagmium margaritaceum Conrad, 1833c, p. 39; (Harris reprint,
1898, p. 65); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
106; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 390; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p.
5; Harris, 1895b, p. 27; Nicol, 1945, p. 619

Myoparo costatus Lea, 1833, p. 74, pl. 2, fig. 51 as “P. costatus”;
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8 = Stalagmium margaritaceum;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Harris, 1895b, p. 18; Nicol, 1945, p. 618

Crenella (Stalagmium) margaritaceum Conrad, Conrad, 1860, p. 281

Crenella costata (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 185, pl. 22, figs. 8-14,
fig. 15 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 17

Crenella margaritacea (Conrad), Stoliczka, 1871, p. 368; Dall, 1898b,
p. 808; Harris, 1919, p. 35, pl. 17, figs. 17-20; Stewart, 1930, p.
103; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 290

Range.——Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
(Harris); Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). TEXAS: Lee Co. (Harris)

Type.—Lost fide Harris, 1919, p. 36; missing Moore, 1962, p. 73.
Holotype, M. costatus Lea ANSP

Crenella ? tenuis (Meyer) Myftilidae
Modiola tenuis Meyer, 1887a, p. 10, pl. 2, fig. 7; Harris, 1919, p. 35

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 115

Volsella? tenuis (Meyer), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 48, pl. 10, fig.
12 copy Meyer

Crenella tenuis (Meyer), Dall, 1898b, pp. 798, 803 in part, equal to C.
latifrons “Claibornian and Jacksonian”

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638882 USNM

Criocardium nucleolus Whitfield
See Cardium nucleolum (Whitfield)

Crustuloides Harris, 1919
Subgenus of Lirodiscus Conrad, 1869. Type species Crassatellites
psychopterus Dall, 1900; 1903a

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) divaricata (Lea) Ostreidae

Ostrea divaricata Lea, 1833, p. 91, pl. 3, fig. 70; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6 = O. sellaeformis Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
103; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 395 under O. sellaeformis; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 15 under O. sellaeformis Conrad; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Heilprin,
1884b, p. 86; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 310, pl. 64, fig. 1 copy Lea; Coss-
mann, 18938, p. 19; Harris, 1895b, p. 16

Ostrea flabellula Lamarck, H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 108; Heilprin, 1884c,
p. 310 not Lamarck, 1806a, p. 164

Ostrea sellaeformis var. divaricata Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 176, pl.
19, fig. 13 copy Lea; Dall, 1898b, p. 677 in part, section Cymbulostrea
p. 678; Harris, 1919, p. 12, pl. 9, fig. 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
639

Ostrea sellaeformis mut. vermilla de Gregorio, 1890, p. 176 has been
placed in part in Cubitostrea divaricata (Lea) by Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 92. C. divaricata is from the Cook Mountain
fm. (fide Stenzel). De Gregorio’s collection is supposed to have
come from the Gosport sand at Claiborne. Mixtures are suspected
in his material, but positive evidence is not available. Hence it
seems better in view of indefinite information to separate the forms
retaining O. vermilla as the Gosport sand species. See Cubitostrea
sellaeformis vermilla (de Gregorio)

Ostrea (Cubitostrea) divaricata Lea, Sacco, 1897b, p. 14; Stenzel,
1945, p. 39

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) divaricata (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 92, pl. 9, figs. 5, 7-11

Range.—Middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type fide Stenzel in Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957)
MISS.: Newton Co., Newton

Type.—Holotype, No. 5488 ANSP

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) linguafelis (Whitfield) Ostreidae

Ostrea (Alectrionia ?) linguafelis Whitfield, 1885, p. 223, pl. 29, fig.
1; Dall, 1898b, p. 677 under O. sellaeformis Conrad; Whitfield, 1899,
p. 162 as linguifelis. Whitfield’s figure is suggestive of C. sellae-
formis stock but without material the species has been left as de-
scribed.

116 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7839, State Mus., Trenton, N. J.

Cubitostrea ( ) lisbonensis (Harris) Ostreidae
Ostrea sellaeformis (?) var. lisbonensis Harris, 1919, p. 12, pl. 9, figs.
1-6; Gardner, 1945, p. 79, pl. 1, figs. 20-22; Brann and Kent, 1960,
pp. 639, 640
Ostrea (Cubitostrea) lisbonensis Harris, Stenzel, 1945, pp. 39-46

Cubitostrea ( ) lisbonensis (Harris), Stenzel, 1949, pp. 39-47,
figs. 4, 6, 7

Cubitostrea lisbonensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 94

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tyus mem. and Viesca mem., Weches
fm., middle Claiborne gr. (Stenzel); Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper
Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Natchitoches Par., Chestnut (type); Natchi-
toches; Winn Par., Marble Quarry; Bienville Par., 35 mi. SE.
of Creston; Lincoln Par., Chautauqua. ALA.: Monroe Co., Lis-
bon, Alabama R.; Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R. TEXAS: Bur-
leson Co., Colliers Ferry, Brazos R.; Brazos Co.; Robertson Co.;
Cherokee Co. MEXICO: Gardner, 1945

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 381-386 PRI

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata (Dall) Ostreidae
Ostrea sellaeformis perplicata Dall, 1898b, p. 678; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 472; Harris, 1919, pp. 18, 14, text fig. 1
Ostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata Dall, Stenzel, 1945, p. 39+
Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata (Dall), Stenzel, 1949, pp. 37, 42,
45, figs. 3, 6, 7; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 95

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tallahatta fm. (type), lower Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Covington Co., Caton’s Bluff, Conecuh R.,
WNW. of Andalusia (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 129775 USNM

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Ostreidae
Ostrea sellaeformis Conrad var. 1 in part, Renick and Stenzel, 1931,

p. 104
Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining in
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 94, pl. 11, figs. 5-12

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.
re am ce ta Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff (type), Brazos

Types.—Holotype, No. 20670 BEG (figs. 7, 8); paratypes, No.
20674 BEG (figs. 5, 6); No. 20675 BEG (figs. 9, 10), No.
20676 BEG (figs. 11, 12); No. 20797-20800 BEG (unfigured
paratypes)

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twining Ostreidae
In part Ostrea falciformis Conrad, 1863a, p. 291, not ‘Enterprise,
Miss.”; Conrad, 1865b, p. 140, pl. 11, fig. 1 not “Enterprise, Miss.’’;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 3 “Ala.” see O. falciformis Conrad [Cubitostrea]

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN Th?

Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twining in
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 93, pl. 10, figs. 1-7, text fig.
13 new name for O. falciformis Conrad in part not O. falciformis
Goldfuss, 1833, p. 22; 1862 (2 ed.), p. 21

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tyus mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne er.

Locality—_TEXAS: San Augustine Co., excavation E. of inter-
section of South Liberty and East Planters streets, 3 blocks E.
and 3 blocks S. of SE. corner of the courthouse square, 0.4 mi.
air-line distance SE. of courthouse, San Augustine (type of C.
sanctiaugustini only)

Types.—Holotype, No. 60686 BEG (fig. 3); paratypes, No. 20701
BEG (figs. 1, 2); No. 20702 BEG (figs. 4, 5); No. 20703 BEG
(figs. 6, 7); No. 20724 BEG (unfigured paratypes)

Cubistostrea (Cubitostrea) sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twining in

part
See Ostrea falciformis Conrad [Cubitostrea] =

Cubitostrea (cf. Cubitostrea) sellaeformis (Conrad) Ostreidae

Ostrea sellaeformis Conrad, 1832b, p. 27, pl. 18, fig. 2 (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 45, pl. 13, fig. 2); Morton, 1833b, p. 1830; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6; Conrad, 1842b, p. 192, pl. 1, fig. 1 (from James
R. below City Point, Va.); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; d’Orbigny, 1850,
p. 395; Dana, 1863, fig. 798; Conrad, 1865a, p. 15 as [stellaformis];
Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 311, pl. 62, figs. 1, 2; pl. 63,
fig. 1; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 175, pl. 19, (not pl. 18 as in text) figs.
5, 6; fig. 11 copy O. radians Conrad, 1832b; fig. 12 copy Conrad,
1832b; pl. 20, fig. 5 copy Conrad, 1842b; Dana, 1895, fig. 1482 same
as 1863; Harris, 1895b, p. 41; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 87 in
part, pl. 35, figs. la-d James R., Va.; pl. 36, figs. la, b; ? Harris,
1897b, p. 41, pl. 6, fig. 2; Dall, 1898b, p. 677 in part; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 192 in part, pls. 48, 49 copy Clark, 1896; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 472; Veatch, 1906, p. 37, pl. 19, figs. 1, 1a; Deussen,
1914, p. 56, pl. 5, figs. 1, la; O. B. Hopkins, 1917, p. 292, pl. 27, figs.
6, 6a; Harris, 1919, p. 10, pl. 6, figs. 2-12, pl. 7; ? Kellum, 1926, p.
17; Cooke, 1926a, p. 271 pl. 95 fig. 1; Semmes, 1929, fig. 61-1; not
Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 (= C. (C.) petropolitana Stenzel
and Twining); Stenzel, 1936, p. 276; Harbison, 1944, p. 4, pl. 3,
fig. 6; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 399, pl. 154, fig. 23 copy Clark
and Martin; Gardner, 1945, p. 80; not Sutton, 1946, p. 1681; cf.
Richards, 1948, p. 2, pl. 2, figs. 14, 15; Richards, 1950, p. 15; not
McLean, 1956, p. 307 in chart; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 638, 639

Ostrea radians Conrad, 1832b, p. 27, pl. 138, fig. 1 (Harris reprint,
1893, p. 45, pl. 18, fig. 1); Conrad, App. 7m Morton, 1834, p. 6 = O.
sellaeformis Conrad; Conrad, 1842b, p. 193; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 15 under O. sellaeformis; de Gregorio, 1890, pl. 19,
fig. 11 copy Conrad

Ostrea sellaeformis mut. laeta de Gregorio, 1890, p. 176, pl. 19, figs.
1-4 (not pl. 11 as in text) ; Dall, 1898b, p. 678; ? Harris, 1919, p, 201,
pl. 6, fig. 5 yg. of C. sellaeformis (Conrad); Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 639, No. 378 ;

Ostrea (Cubitostrea) sellaeformis Conrad, Stenzel, 1945, pp. 39-41

Cubitostrea sellaeformis (Conrad), Stenzel, 1949, pp. 34-39, figs. 1, 2,
6, 7, 8; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 91 unnamed
subgenus

118 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type); Wheelock mem.,
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm., upper Claiborne
gr.; Mexico (Gardner); Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., “Ostrea sellaeformis zone” Clai-
borne Bluff, Alabama R. (type); Clarke Co., Coffeeville. VA.:
James R. (illus. Conrad, Clark, 1896; Clark and Martin, 1901,
copy). S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moneks Corner (Harbison). TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone
City Bluff above Stone City beds, Brazos R. MISS.: Clarke Co.,
Wautubbee; Enterprise. MEXICO: (Gardner, 1945)
Types.—Missing ANSP Moore 1962, p. 95. Ostrea radians Conrad
missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 92. Holotype, O. laeta de Gregorio
lost; formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily
Although De Gregorio’s material was supposed to have come from the
“sand” at Claiborne Bluff, apparently there was a mixture in the case
of C. sellaeformis.

Cubitostrea sellaeformis Conrad “var.” 1 Ostreidae

Ostrea sellaeformis Conrad var. 1, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104,
in part, pl. 7, figs. 30, 31

Range.—Middle Eocene. Crockett fm., [Cook Mt. fm.], upper Clai-
borne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Brazos Co., Little Brazos R., near old inter-
urban crossing

Types.—Figured specimens No. 21305 BEG (fig. 30); No. 21306
BEG (fig. 31)

Cubitostrea ( ) sellaeformis vermilla (de Gregorio) Ostreidae
Ostrea sellaeformis mut. vermilla de Gregorio, 1890, p. 176, pl. 18,
figs. 15-23

Ostrea sellaeformis vermilla de Gregorio, Dall, 1898b, p. 678; ? Harris,
1919, p. 12, cf. pl. 9, fig. 8; ? Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 92 restricts var. vermilla de Gregorio to pl. 18, figs. 15-18 (not
figs. 21-23 = Cubitostrea divaricata Lea)

Range.—Middle Eocene, Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). LA.: ? Bienville Par. (Harris)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost.

Cubitostrea ( ) smithvillensis (Harris) Ostreidae
Ostrea sellaeformis var. smithvillensis Harris, 1919, p. 11, pl. 8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 640 = holotype.
Ostrea (Cubitostrea) smithvillensis (Harris), Stenzel, 1945, pp. 39-40a,
42-43
Cubitostrea ( ) smithvillensis (Harris), Stenzel, 1949, pp. 39-50,
figs. 5-7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)

Me oe No. 880 PRI [not hypotype as in Brann and
ent

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 119

Cucullaea compressirostra (Whitfield) Cucullaeidae

Idonearca compressirostra Whitfield, 1885, p. 199, pl. 26, figs. 15, 16;
Whitfield, 1899, p. 158

Cucullaea compressirostra (Whitfield), Weller, 1907, p. 399, pl. 32,
figs. 3, 4 type; Richards, 1958, p. 79, pl. 12, figs. 3, 4

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm. (type)

Localities —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Mr. J. S. Cook’s pits, Tinton
Falls, (above Tinton beds [Cretaceous] fide Weller, 1907, p.
156) (type) [not Trenton Falls as in Whitfield, 1899]; 34
mi. SW. of Hornerstown

Type.—Holotype, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

4

Cucullaea depressa Tuomey, 1848, p. 153 nomen nudum
This name was used by Tuomey in list of species from the middle
Eocene of South Carolina.

Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea gigantea Conrad, 1830, p. 227, pl. 10, fig. 4 [aS Cuculaea] ;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 84, pls.
30-33; Dall, 1898b, p. 603; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 196, pls. 52-55;
Scott, 1932, p. 328, pl. 23, fig. 3; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 379,
pl. 147, figs. 1, 2 copy Clark and Martin

Cucullaea onochela Rogers and Rogers, 1839b, p. 372, pl. 28, fig. 2;
reprint 1884, p. 669, pl. 3, fig. 3 (3 figs); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98

Trigonarca (Latiarca) gigantea (Conrad), Conrad, 1863a, p. 289

Trigonarca (Latiarca) ononchela [sic] (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad,
1868a, p. 289

Latiarca gigantea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Conrad, 1866a, p.
4; Stoliczka, 1871, pp. xxi, 383 “typical” not type designation as
stated in Nicol, 1954, p. 97; Nicol, 1954, p. 97

Latiarca onochela (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11 L.
ononchela [sic]; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4 L. onocheila [sic]

Latiarca idonea Conrad, 1872a, p. 53, pl. 2, fig. 1 [not Amer. Jour.
Conch.—A.N.S.P. 1862, p. 289]

Arca onochela (Rogers and Rogers), Heilprin, 1884b, p. 87 in part

Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad, Rutsch, 1943, p. 150

Cucullaea (Cyphoxis) gigantea Conrad, Vokes, 1961, p. 50, pl. 10,
figs. 10-11

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type) )

Localities —VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia Cr.; King George Co.,
Potomac Cr.; 2 mi. below Potomac Cr.; Paspotansa Cr. MD.:
Charles Co., Liverpool Point; 1 mi. SE. of Marion; Clifton
Beach; Glymont; Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. NE. of Piscataway;
Upper Marlboro; 3 mi. W. of Leeland; Fort Washington (type) ;
Ann Arundel Co., Scheckel’s Farm near South River; Hardesty;
Queen Ann Co., Rolph’s Ldg., Chester R.; Cecil Co., Frederick-
town

Types.—Probable syntypes, No. 30495 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 63.
Latiarca onochela (Rogers and Rogers) holotype probably MCZ

Cucullaea gigantea Conrad, Clark and Martin, 1901 in part
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Cucullaea (Cyphoxis) gigantea Conrad “var.” Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers, Aldrich, 1886, pp. 40, 57, pl.
4, figs. 11, 1la; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 196 in part, pl. 25, figs, la, b

120 BULLETIN 218

copy Aldrich; Harris, 1894a, p. 302; Cooke, 1926a, pl. 94, fig. 8;
Semmes, 1929, fig. 59-8. Na “Cucullaea transversa Rogers and
Rogers, 1839b
Cucullaea gigantea Conrad var., Harris, 1897b, p. 49, pl. 8, figs. 3, 3a,
Sean and Martin, 1901, p. 196 in part; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p.
Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Bells
Ldg., Alabama R.

Types.—Figured specimens (Harris), Nos. 1438, 145 PRI

Cucullaea kaufmanensis Gardner Cucullaeidae
Cucullaea kaufmanensis Gardner, 1935, p. 129, pl. 7, figs. 1-4; Rutsch,
1943, p. 149

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Localities —_TEXAS: Kaufman Co., NE. corner of the J. W. Boyce
120 acres in the W. F. Butler Survey on the public rd. about
2% mi. NE of Kemp (type); 5 mi. NE. of Kemp. Additional
localities see Gardner, 1935.

amr a ae No. 370959; paratypes, No. 370960, 370961

Cucullaea laevis Tuomey Cucullaeidae
Cucullae [sic] laevis Tuomey, 1853, p. 194
Cucullaea levis Tuomey, Dall, 1898b, p. 603; Miller, B. L. and Stephen-
son, 1912, p. 55

Range.—Cretaceous mixed with Eocene. Near Wilmington, N.C.
Cretaceous is in contact with Tertiary (Stanton, 1891, pp. 333-
334; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192; Kellum, 1926, p. 3)

Locality —N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington (type)

Type.—Unknown

Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield Cucullaeidae
Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield, 1865, p. 267, pl. 27, fig. 17; not
Harris, 1894b, p. 41; Harris, 1896, p. 51 in part, pl. 3, figs. 10, 10a;
Dall, 1898b, p. 603; Whitfield, 1899, p. 156; Deussen, 1924, p. 48,

pl. 14, figs. 6, 6a; Cooke, 1926a, p. 257, pl. 93, fig. 7; Semmes, 1929,

ae 51-7; Gardner, 1935, p. 125, pl. 7, fig. 5; Brann and Kent, 1960,

. 294
Wie (Cucullaearca) macrodonta (Whitfield), de Gregorio, 1890, p.

197, pl. 24, fig. 30 copy Whitfield
Cucullaea (Latiarca) macrodonta Whitfield, Rutsch, 1943, p. 149

saeberree suai Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway
; Matthews Ldg. beds (type), uppermost Porters Creek fm.,
ad ie Midway er.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., “9 mi. below Prairie Bluff” (type)
=Matthews Ldg., fide Bowles, 1939, p. 300; Matthews Ldg., 9
mi. W. of Camden, sec. 12, T. 12 N., R. 6 E., Alabama R.
TEXAS: see Gardner, 1935, p. 126

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. UC 24475 CNHM

Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield, Harris, 1896 in part (Texas)
See Cucullaea texana Gardner

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 12]

Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield, Harris, 1894b (Arkansas); not
Whitfield, 1865, p. 267
See Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb)

Cucullaea onochela Rogers and Rogers
See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad

Cucullaea rogersiana Nyst
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb) Cucullaeidae

Arca Saffordii Gabb, 1860d, p. 397, pl. 68, fig. 88 (not fig. 37 as in
text); ? I. Lea, 1861, p. 150

Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield, Harris, 1894b, p. 41 fide Harris, 1896,
p. 51

Cucullaea transversa Rogers, Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242

Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb), Harris, 1896, p. 51, pl. 3, fig. 11 copy Gabb;
pl. 4, fig. 2; Dall, 1898b, p. 603; Gardner, 1935, p. 128; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 294

Range.—Paleocene, Midway gr. (type)

Localities —TENN.: Hardeman Co., (type); Hannah’s; Huddle-
ston’s; Middleton

Type.—Lost fide Harris

Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb), Harris, 1896 in part
See Cucullaea texana Gardner

Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb) “var.” Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb) “var.” Harris, 1896, p. 52, pl. 4, fig. 1;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 294

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.

Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co., Hamburg between Oak Hill and
Allentown

Type—Figured specimen, No. 32 PRI

Cucullaea texana Gardner Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea macrodonta Whitfield, Harris, 1896, p. 51 in part

Cucullaea safford Gabb, Harris, 1896, p. 51 in part

sete (macrodonta ‘subsp. ?) texana Gardner, 1923, p. 111, pl. 29,
igs. 4, 5

Cucullaea texana Gardner, Trowbridge, 1932, p. 35, pl. 30, figs. 1, 2
copy Gardner; Gardner, 1935, p. 127, pli-73 figs. 627

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Maverick Co., White Bluff on Rio Grande
land of Indio Cattle Co. about 4%4 mi. W. of S. of Jacal ranch
house USGS Sta. 6575 (type). For further localities in
Kaufman, Travis, Medina, Uvalde, and Maverick Cos., see
Gardner, 1923, pp. 111, 112; 1935, p. 128

Type.—Holotype, No. 352267 USNM

Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers, 1839b, p. 373, pl. 29, fig. 1
(reprint, 1884, = 670, pl. 4, fig. 1); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98; ?
Cossmann, 1893, 17; Dall, 1898b, p. 603; not Cooke, 1926a, pl. 94,
fig. 8; Rutsch, 1543, Dp. 150. Not C. transversa Gabb, 1862a = re-
named C. gabbi Johnson, 1905 Cretaceous

122 BULLETIN 218

Arca-(C.) Rogersiana Nyst, 1848, p. 62

Trigonarca (Latiarca) transversa (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad,
1863a, p. 289

Latiarca transversa (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 4

Arca rogersi Heilprin, 1882b, p. 449 new name for Arca (Cucullaea)
y eenree Rogers and Rogers. Not Arca transversa Say, 1822, p.

Arca (Cucullaearca) transversa (Rogers and Rogers), de Gregorio,
1890, p. 196 in part not pl. 25, figs. 1a, 1b

Cucullaea gigantea Conrad, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 196 in part

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—VA.: King George Co., near Potomac R. (type);
Woodstock. MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co.,
Thrift (well)

Type.—Probably MCZ (Cushman, 1907, p. 264)

Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers, Aldrich, 1886; Harris 1894a;
Cooke, 1926a
See Cucullaea gigantea Conrad var.

Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers, Aldrich, 1894b
See Cucullaea saffordi (Gabb)

Cucullaea vulgaris Morton Cucullaeidae

Cucullaea vulgaris Morton, 1830a, p. 285, pl. 3, fig. 21; Johnson, 1905,
p. 8; Weller, 1907, p. 397, pl. 32, figs. 5, 6; Richards, in Richards,
et al., 1958, p. 75, pl. 18, fig. 3 (type ?), 5 see for synonymy, type
discussion, and age

Idonearca medians Whitfield, 1885, p. 199, pl. 26, figs. 5, 6; Whitfield,
1899, p. 158 = C. vulgaris Morton fide Weller, p. 399

Range.—Upper Cretaceous (type). Paleocene. Hornerstown fm.
Localities —N.J.: Burlington Co., “Crosswicks ?” (type); Birm-

ingham; Ocean Co., New Egypt; Gloucester Co., Sewell
Types.—Syntypes, No. 19568 ANSP

Cucullaearca Conrad, 1865a Arcidae

Type designation C. lima Conrad, 1848b, [designated by] Stoliczka,
1871 = C. cuculloides (Conrad), 1833

Cucullaearca cuculloides (Conrad)
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)
Cucullaearca lima (Conrad)
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)
Cucullaearca cuculloides (Conrad)
See Barbatia (Cucullaearca) cuculloides (Conrad)

Cf. Cucullaria aldrichi Dall Parallelodontidae

Barbatia (Cucullaria) Aldrichi Dall, 1898b, p. 630, pl. 32, fig. 19;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 89

Arca Aldrichi (Dall), Sheldon, 1917, p. 23, pl. 5, fig. 5 copy Dall;
Harris, 1919, p. 55, pl. 22, fig. 20 copy Dall

Cucullaria ? aldrichi Dall, Stewart, 1930, p. 66

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

fare
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 116004 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 123

Cucullaria ozarkensis Aldrich Parallelodontidae
Arca (Cucullaria) ozarkensis Aldrich, 1921, p. 22, pl. 3, figs. 13, 14

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Dale Co., Ozark (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 35 GSATC

Cultellus (Ensiculus) conradi Cossmann Solenidae
Ensiculus Conradi Cossmann, 18938, p. 5, pl. 1, fig
Cultellus (Ensiculus) Conradi Cossmann, Dall, Boo, p. 958; Harris,
1919, p. 195, pl. 59, fig. 3 copy Cossmann

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 11508 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Cumingia ? keittensis Harris * Semelidae

Chae ? keittensis Harris, 1919, p. 173, pl. 52, figs. 14, 15; pl. 53,
ig. 1

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne er.

Locality.—S. C.: Calhoun Co., Keitt’s Ravine [Kitts], 4.5 mi. NW.
of Creston (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 559284 USNM

Cuna ? astartoides Harris Crassatellidae

Cuna ? astartoides Harris, 1919, p. 94, pl. 32, figs. 21, 21a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 294

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 698 PRI

Cuna monroensis (Meyer) Crassatellidae

Astarte Monroensis Meyer, 1887a, p. 10, pl. 2, fig. 6; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 201, pl. 27, figs. 32, 33 copies Meyer: ‘Cossmann, 1893, p.
under Micromeris parva; Dall, 1903a, p. 1481 listed in eee Te
under Crassatellites (Cuna) parvus Lea

Cuna monroensis (Meyer), Harris, 1919, p. 94, pl. 32, figs. 22, 23
(copy Meyer)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality.—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 638885, 638886 USNM

Cuna parva (Lea) Crassatellidae

Astarte parva, Lea, 1833, p. 63, pl. 2, a 37; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Harris, 1895b, p.

Micromeris parva (Lea), Conrad, ice a 5; Cossmann, 1893, p. 13
includes Astarte subparva Meyer

Astarte (Micromeris) subparva Meyer, 1887a, p. 11, pl. 2, fig. 5; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 201, pl. 27, fig. 20 copy Meyer

Astarte (Micromeris) parva Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 200, pl. 27, fig.
31 copy Lea

124 BULLETIN 218

Crassatellites (Cuna) parva (Lea), Dall, 1903a, p. 1480 includes
Astarte subparva Meyer
Cuna parva (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 93, pl. 32, figs. 18a-e; Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 294, 295
oe var. subparva (Meyer), Harris, 1919, p. 98, pl. 32, fig. 19 copy
eyer

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 5223, rt. valve lost [fide Harris, 1919, p.
93] ANSP; Astarte subparva Meyer, No. 638887 USNM

Cuna parva fimbriata Harris Crassatellidae

Cuna parva fimbriata Harris, 1919, p. 94, pl. 82, figs. 20, 20a; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 295

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 697 PRI

Cuna var. subparva (Meyer)
See Cuna parva (Lea)

Cuspidaria aequivalvis (Whitfield) Cuspidariidae

“Neaera aequivalvis” Whitfield, 1885, p. 240, pl. 30, figs. 20, 21;

Whitfield, 1899, p. 161
Cuspidaria aequivalvis (Whitfield), Dall, 1903a, p. 1505

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, AMNH

Cuspidaria alternata (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893; Dall, 1903a
See Cuspidaria attenuata (Aldrich)

Cuspidaria attenuata (Aldrich) Cuspidariidae

Neaera alternata Aldrich, 1886, p. 38 (pl. 6, fig. 15 as attenuata
lapsus pennae). Not Neaera alternata (d’Orbigny), Gabb, 1873, p.
248

Corbula (Neaera) alternata (Aldrich), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 232, pl.
37, fig. 20 copy Aldrich

Cuspidaria alternata (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 7

Cuspidaria attenuata (Aldrich), Dall, 1903a, p. 1505 not “Meyer and
Aldrich”; Harris, 1919, p. 184, pl. 55, fig. 21 copy Aldrich

Dall, 1908a, p. 1505 stated that Neaera alternata Aldrich, 1886, was
preoccupied by a “Neara alternata (Orb.) Gabb” and therefore, the
lapsus of Aldrich, pl. 6, fig. 15 expl. as attenuata could be utilized as
the substitute name. This appears to be a feasible method of setttlement
of the problem. D’Orbigny did not use Neaera alternata. His original
name was Sphena alternata d’Orbigny, 1845c, p. 324, Recent. Gabb, 1873,
p. 248 identified the Miocene fossil as the Recent and placed the species
in Neaera which is the incident Dall referred to. The species was not
an original name of Gabb. Maury, 1917, p. 196 renamed the identifica-
tion of the Miocene species, Cuspidaria islahispaniola, Sphena alternata
d’Orbigny, 1845c is identified as Cuspidaria alternata (d’Orbigny) which
would make C. alternata (Aldrich) a secondary homonym of C. alternata

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 125

(d’Orbigny). McLean, 1951 (p. 49), listed C. alternata d’Orbigny as
Synonymous with C. costellata (Deshayes) in Bory (not 1837 as in Mc-
Lean), 1833, p. 86. The solution for Cuspidaria alternata (Aldrich) would
be to follow Dall and employ the specific name attenuata.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 688797 USNM

Cuspidaria multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich) Cuspidariidae
N sere (Cardiomya) multiornata Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 46, pl. 2,
ig. 19

Cuspidaria multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich), Dall, 1903a, p. 1505
probably a Cardiomya

Cuspidaria prima var. multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich), Harris, 1919,
p. 183, pl. 55, figs. 18 copy of type, 19, 20; Brann and Kent, 1960,

p. 296

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type). LA.: Winn
Par., St. Maurice (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638747 USNM

Cuspidaria prima (Aldrich) Cuspidariidae
Neaera prima Aldrich, 1886, p. 38, pl. 6, fig. 14
Cuspidaria prima (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 7; Harris, 1897b, p.
74, pl. 14, fig. 14; Harris, 1919, p. 188, pl. 55, fig. 17 copy Aldrich
Corbula (Neaera) prima (Aldrich), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233, pl. 37,
fig. 19 copy Aldrich

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Specimen USNM labelled type but is not the specimen
figured by Aldrich fide D. Wilson (pers. com. June 16, 1962)

Cuspidaria prima multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Cuspidaria multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich)

Cyclas alveata (Conrad)
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad)

Cyclas carinifera (Conrad)
See Linga carinifera (Conrad)

Cyclas claibornensis Conrad
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad)

Cyclas curta Conrad
See Myrtea ? curta (Conrad)

Cyclas dolabra (Conrad)
See Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad

Cyclas impressa (Lea)
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)

Cyclas modesta Conrad
See Lucina (Callucina) papyracea Lea

126 BULLETIN 218

Cyclas pandata (Conrad)
See Homiltha pandata (Conrad)

Cyclas papyracea (Lea)
See Lucina (Callucina) papyracea Lea

Cyclas pomilia (Conrad)
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)

Cyclas subvexa Conrad
See Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)

Cyclas symmetrica (Conrad)
See Epilucina rotunda (Lea)

Cyprina morrisii Conrad 1865f. Not J. de C. Sowerby, 1841
See Pitar ovalis (Whitfield)

Cytherea aequorea Conrad
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Cytherea aequorea mut. cominduta de Gregorio
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Cytherea aequorea mut. comis Lea, de Gregorio
See Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad)

Cytherea aequorea mut. Hydii Lea, de Gregorio
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Cytherea aequorea var. mortoni Conrad
See Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad)

Cytherea aequorea mut. subvitrea de Gregorio
See Callista (Callista) perovata subvitrea (de Gregorio)

“Cytherea albarea [sic] Say”, Tuomey, 1858, p. 265 = sp. Not Cytherea
albaria Say, 1830, pl. 59, figs. 1, 2=Miocene [Callista albaria (Say) ]

Cytherea comis Lea
See Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad)

Cytherea discoidalis Conrad, 1833b, p. 37
See Rhabdopitaria discoidalis (Conrad)

Cytherea (Dione) discoidalis Conrad, Heilprin, 1891a :
See under Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)

Cytherea eversa Conrad
See Pitar eversus (Conrad)

Cytherea eversa Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, p. 271
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)

Cytherea (Caryatis) exigua (Conrad)
See Pitar ? exiguus (Conrad)

Cytherea globosa Lea
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

Cytherea hatchetigbeensis Aldrich
See Pelecyora hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 127

Cytherea hydana Conrad
See Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad)

Cytherea Hydii Lea
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Cytherea jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, pp. 461, 467 nomen nudum;
Palmer, 1927, p. 214

Cytherea lenis (Conrad)
See Pitar lenis (Conrad)

Cytherea lenticularis Rogers and Rogers
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)

Cytherea liciata Conrad
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Cytherea mcecordia Ruffin nomen nudum; Tuomey, 1848, p. 154;
Harris, 1919, p. 201

Cytherea minima Lea
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Cytherea minima Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 53; Palmer, 1927, p. 214
not Lea, 1833
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)

Cytherea mortoni Conrad
See Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad)

Cytherea nuttali Conrad
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttali (Conrad)

? Cuan ete nuttali Conrad, 1857, p. 162, pl. 4, fig. 5; (Not Conrad,
1834)
See Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)

Cytherea nuttalli Conrad, Heilprin, 1891la. Not Conrad, 1834
See Katherinella? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)

Cytherea nuttalliopsis Heilprin

See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)
Cytherea ovata Rogers and Rogers

See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Cytherea ovata Rogers and Rogers, Clark
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)
See also Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Cytherea ovata pyga Conrad
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Cytherea perovata Conrad
See Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad)

Cytherea perovata? Conrad, Aldrich, 1886, p. 53
See Macrocallista sylvaerupis (Harris)

Cytherea poulsoni Conrad
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

128 BULLETIN 218

Cytherea pyga Conrad
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Cytherea Sayana Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 274
Not Cytherea Sayana Conrad, 1833a, p. 345 or Conrad, 1834, p. 124
or Conrad, 1838, p. 13 = Miocene-Pleistocene

Cytherea subcrassus Lea
See Rhabdopitaria subcrassus (Lea)

Cytherea subimpressa Conrad
See Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad)

Cytherea texacola (Harris)
See Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Cytherea tornadonis (Harris)
See Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Cytherea trigoniata Lea
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)
See also Rhadopitaria discoidalis (Conrad) in part

Cytherea trigoniata subcrassa Lea
See Rhabdopitaria subcrassa (Lea)

Cytherea sp.
See Pitar sp.

“Cytherea (Dosiniopsis ?)” sp. Veneridae
Cytherea (Dosiniopsis ?) sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 44, pl. 1, fig. 5
Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm., lower Midway er.
Localities —ARK.: Pulaski Co., two mi. n. of Bradford; Fourche

Cr., near mouth Crooked Cr., near Alexander (Harris, pp. 28, 44)
Type.—Figured specimen (USNM, 1894)

Cytheriopsis hydana (Conrad)
See Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad)

Dione aequorea (Conrad)
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Dione annexa Conrad
See Callista (Callista) annexa (Conrad)

Dione Delawarensis Gabb, 1860a, p. 302 is Cretaceous. N. J., Delaware

Dione discoidalis Conrad, 1865a, p. 6
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Dione eversa (Conrad)
See Pitar eversus (Conrad)

Dione lenis (Conrad)
See Pitar lenis (Conrad)

Dione liciata (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Dione mortoni (Conrad)
See Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 129

Dione nuttali (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttali (Conrad)

Dione ovata (Rogers and Rogers)
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Dione perovata (Conrad)
See Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad)

Dione poulsoni (Conrad)
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

Dione pyga (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Dione securiformis Conrad
See Pitar (Pitar) securiformis (Conrad)

Dione subimpressa (Conrad)
See Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad)

Diplodonta anteproducta (Harris)
See Timothynus anteproductus (Harris)

Diplodonta astariformis Conrad
See Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad)

Diplodonta (Timothynus) bulla (Conrad)
See Timothynus bulla (Conrad)

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) corbiscula Harris Diplodontidae

Diplodonta corbiscula Harris, 1919, p. 1380, pl. 40, figs. 20, 21 21a;
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 117; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 330

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Locality.—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1138 PRI

Diplodonta (Timothynus) deflata Harris
See Timothynus deflatus Harris

Diplodonta deltoidea Conrad
See Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad)

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) hopkinsensis Clark Diplodontidae

Diplodonta hopkinsensis Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 79, pl. 22,
figs. la-d; Dall, 1900, p. 1181; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 174, pl.
36, figs. 5, 5a, 6 copy Clark

“Sphaerella sp.” Harris, 1897b, p. 65, pl. 18, fig. 6 [fide Harris writing
in PRI copy of Dall, 1900, p. 1182]; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 806

Taras hopkinsensis (Clark), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 423, pl. 168,
figs. 31, 32 copy Clark and Martin

Dipiodonta (Diplodonta) hopkinsiensis [sic] Clark, Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 117

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type); Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

130 BULLETIN 218

“Localities —_VA.: Prince George Co., Evergreen (type). ALA.:
Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee R. Clarke Co.,
Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Thomasville

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) inflata (Lea) Diplodontidae

Egeria inflata. Lea, 1833, p. 50, pl. 1, fig. 18; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 23

eee wnlate (Lea), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Cossmann,

» P.

Diplodonta inflata (Lea), Conrad, 1858b, p. 166; Dall, 1900, p. 1182;
Harris, 1919, p. 129 in part, pl. 40, figs. 17-19; Brann and Kent, 1960,

Sphocrels inflata (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6
p.

Sphaerella levis Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6

Mysia levis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865c, p. 147; Harris, 1895b, p. 23 =
Egeria inflata Lea

Lucina (Sphaerella) inflata (Lea) and var. paruminflata de Gregorio,
1890, p. 207, pl. 29, fig. 18 copy Lea; figs. 15-17

Spherella [sic] levis Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 207

Not Diplodonta sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 65, pl. 18, fig. 7; not Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 331

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) inflata (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 117

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). LA.: Winn Par., Winnfield; Marble Quarry (Harris)
Types.—Holotype, No. 5088 (Lea Coll.), ANSP. Type Lucina

(Sphaerella) inflata var. paruminflata de Gregorio, formerly
De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo, Sicily. Lost. Sphaer-
Sean ree (3 possible syntypes), No. 30697 ANSP Moore,

» p. 6

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) marlboroensis Clark and Martin Diplodontidae
Diplodonta marlboroensis Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 173, pl. 36, fig.

4
Diplodonta (Diplodonta) marlboroensis Clark and Martin, Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 117

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities—MD.; Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (type);
Anne Arundel Co., Sheckel’s Farm near South River

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Diplodonta (Felaniella) nana (Lea)
See Microstagon nana (Lea)

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) petropolitana Stenzel Diplodontidae
Diplodonta (Diplodonta) petropolitana Stenzel in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 117, pl. 9, figs. 3, 4 and text fig. 18

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff (type), Brazos

R.
Types.—Holotype, No. 20564 BEG (figs. 3, 4); paratypes, Nos.
20752-20755 BEG (9 specimens unfigured)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 131

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) satex Gardner Diplodontidae

Diplodonta satex Gardner, 1927, p. 378, [pl. 4], figs. 34, 35
Diplodonta (Diplodonta) satex Gardner, Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 117

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS; Anderson Co., 34 mi. S. of Elkart (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369234, USNM

Diplodonta turgida Dall, 1900, in part not Sphaerella turgida Conrad
(= Oligocene)
See Timothynus anteproductus (Harris)
See also Timothynus bulla (Conrad)

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad) Diplodontidae

Astarte ungulina Conrad, 1833a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7 = Mysia; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; Harris, 1895b, p. 47

Egeria rotunda Lea, 1833, p. 50, pl. 1, fig. 17; Conrad, App.. in Morton,
1834, p. 7 = Mysia ungulina; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Tuomey, 1858,
pp. 265, 274; Harris, 1895b, p. 39

Mysia ungulina (Conrad), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad,
1865a, p. 9; Cossmann, 1893, p. 11

Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad), Conrad, 1858b, p. 166; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 208 in part pl. 29, fig. 18 copy rotunda Lea; figs. 19-28; pl.
30, figs. 1-9; Dall, 1900, pp. 1015, 1181 in part; Harris, 1919, p. 127,
pl. 40, figs. 10-14; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 85, pl. 19, figs. 11,
lla; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 331

Diplodonta astariformis Conrad, 1860, p. 296; Harris, 1895b, p. 6

Diplodonta deltoidea Conrad, 1860, p. 296; Harris, 1895b, p. 15

Mysia astartiformis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 9 astartaeformis;
Conrad, 1865c, p. 147, pl. 11, fig. 15; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 209, pl.
30, fig. 12 copy Conrad

Mysia deltoidea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Conrad, 1865c, p. 147,
pl. 11, fig. 10; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 209, pl. 30, fig. 11 copy Conrad

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 118

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
(Harris); Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type); Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (Harris); Clarke Co., Gos-
port [Bluff], Alabama R.

Types.—Probable syntypes (9), Astarte ungulina, No. 30564
ANSP. Diplodonta deltoidea missing. Diplodonta astartiformis
missing, Moore, 1962, pp. 106, 53, 41 respectively

Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890 in part
See Microstagon nana (Lea)

Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina yazoocola Harris Diplodontidae
Diplodonta ungulina yazoocola Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 85, pl. 19, figs. 9, 10, 10a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 331
Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina yazoocola Harris, Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 118

Range.—Upper Eocene, Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

132 BULLETIN 218

‘Locality —MISS.: Yazoo Co., Sims Siding, 8 mi. N. of Yazoo
City (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 4317, 4318, PRI

Diplodonta sp. Diplodontidae
Diplodonta sp., Gardner, 1935, p. 176

Range —Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Medina Co., USGS sta. 11769, 5.7 mi. NW.
Castroville, Quihi road

Type.—Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Diplodonta (?) sp. Diplodontidae

Diplodonta sn. Gardner, 1935, p. 176; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 117

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway

gr.

Locality —TEXAS; Medina Co., USGS 17769, 5.7 mi. NW. of
Castroville on the Quihi road

Type.—Unfigured specimen not seen. Presumably USNM

Diplodonta sp. Diplodontidae
Diplodonta sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 65, pl. 18, fig. 7; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 331

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 175 PRI

Divaricella robertsi Richards Lucinidae
Diwaricella robertsi Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 49, pl.
9, fig. 7

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of town of Gulf Hammock, just SW. of State Road 55, SW. %
sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. I-7567 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Donax acutangula Aldrich Donacidae
Donax acutangula Aldrich, 1921, p. 22, pl. 3, fig. 12

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 47 GSATC

Donaxz (Egerella) donacea (Conrad)
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Donax fragilis Conrad nomen nudum Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834,
p. 7; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 378; Dall, 1900, p. 964 as Egerella

Donax limatula Conrad
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)
See also Egerella subtrigonia (Lea)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 133

Donazx plana (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890
See Tellina leana Dall
See also Tellina (Angulus) plana (Lea)

Donax (Egerella) veneriformis (Lea)
See E'gerella subtrigonia (Lea)

Donax (Egerella) veneriformis tiga de Gregorio
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Dosinia lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)

Dosinia mercenaroidea Aldrich
See Mercimonia ? mercenaroidea (Aldrich)

Dosiniopsis (Pelecyora) hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)
See Pelecyora hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)

Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers) Veneridae

Cytherea lenticularis Rogers and Rogers, 1839b, p. 372, pl. 28, fig. 1
(2 figs); Rogers reprint, 1884, p. 669, pl. 3, fig. 1 (2 figs.); H. C.
Lea, 1849, p. 99 [not Conrad]

Artemis lenticuparis [sic] (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1853b, p. 320

Meee lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers) [not Conrad], Conrad, 1854,
p. 30

Dosinia lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1854, p. 30

Cytherea eversa Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, p. 271; not Cytherea eversa
Conrad, 1845b, p. 174

Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1864, p. 213;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866c, p. 100;
Tryon, 1884b, p. 178, pl. 115, fig. 38; Aldrich, 1886, p. 57; Harris,
1894a, p. 302; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 78 includes meekii,
pl. 18, figs. la-g; Harris, 1897b, p. 64, pl. 12, fig. 13; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 171 includes meekii, pl. 32, figs. la-g; Dall, 1908a,
p. 1225; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 427, pl. 170, figs. 13-15 copy
Clark and Martin; Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 6, pl. 1, figs. 3, 11, 16;
Vokes, 1961, p. 50, pl. 10, figs. 7-9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 342

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type). Lower Eocene. Middle
Wilcox [Sabine] er.

Localities —_VA.: “eastern Virginia.” (type); Stafford Co., Aquia
Cr. MD.: Prince Georges Co., Fort Washington; 1 mi. NE. of
Piscataway; Brooks Estate near Seat Pleasant; Upper Marl-
boro; Charles Co., Glymont; Clifton Beach; Liverpool Point;
Mattawoman Creek; Reedy Run (branch of Chickomuxen
Creek); 3 mi. W. of Pesgah; Ann Arundel Co., Sheckel’s Farm
near South R., 1 mi. W. of Hardesty; Kent Co., Harrison’s
Ldg., Chester R.; Cecil Co., Fredericktown; [?] Co., 1 mi. NE. of
Grimesville. ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. GA.:
Clay Co., Fort Gaines

Type.—Holotype. Unknown

Dosiniopsis lenticularis meekii Conrad Veneridae

Dosiniopsis meekii Conrad, 1864, p. 213, text fig.; Conrad, 1865a, p.
6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866c, p. 100; Dall, 1902, p. 345;
Stewart, 1930, p. 251

Dosiniopsis lenticularis meekii Conrad, Harris, 1894a, p. 302; Dall,
1908a, p. 1225; Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 7, pl. 1, figs. 8, 10, 13, 14;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 342

134 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Locality—MD.: Prince Georges Co., 6 mi. E. of Washington,
D. C. (type). VA.: Stafford Co., mouth of Potomac Creek

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 74

Dosiniopsis meekii Conrad
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis meekii Conrad

Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton) Amusiidae

Pecten calvatus Morton, 18338b, p. 130, pl. 10, fig. 3; Morton, 1834,
p. 58, pl. 10, fig. 3; Conrad, 1834, p. 122; Morton, 1842a, p. 216;
Conrad, 1842b, p. 174; Ravenel, 1844, p. 97; Gibbes, 1845, p. 254;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Hopkins, 1871, pp. 12,
17; Heilprin, 1882a, p. 416; Vaughan, 1896, p. 50; Harris, 1919, p.
28; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 85 under Hburneopecten

Camptonectes calvatus (Morton), Conrad, 1866a, p. 3

Pecten (Pseudamussium) calvatus Morton, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 181
in part, pl. 21, fig. 28 type; Dall, 1898b, p. 752 in part = P. scintil-
latus corneoides Harris, 1919 fide Harris, 1919, p. 28

Pseudamussium calvatum (Morton), Cossmann, 1893, p. 18

Tariamussium ? calvatum (Morton), Sacco, 1897c, p. 50

Aequipecten (Cyclopecten) calvatus (Morton), Teppner, 1922, p. 220

Amusium (Pseudamussium) calvatus (Morton), Tucker-Rowland, 1938,
p. 64, pl. 4, figs. 26-28; pl. 6, fig. 7 type

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
fide Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20

Locality—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs (type)

Type——Holotype (monotype), ANSP

Eburneopecten corneoides (Harris) Amusiidae
Not Pecten claibornensis Harris, 1894b, p. 145

Pseudamussium claibornense Harris, 1897b, p. 43, pl. 7, fig. 1 not of

Conrad, 1866a, p. 23 (as Camptonectes); Brann and Kent, 1960, p.

741
Pecten scintillatus var. corneoides Harris, 1919, p. 28, in part, not pl.

15, figs. 15, 16; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 669 not p. 670=Hburneo-

pecten Sp.
Pecten (Pseudamusium) scintillatus Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 753 in

part
Amusium (Pseudamussium) corneoides (Harris), Tucker-Rowland,

1938, p. 65 in part, not pl. 5, fig. 13 not cotype; not pl. 6, fig. 11 not

cotype
Eburneopecten corneoides (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,

1957, p. 85

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,

upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality —ALA.: NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tom-

bigbee R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 185 PRI

Eburneopecten dalli (Clark) Amusiidae
Pecten Rogersi Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 85, pl. 34, figs. 2a-c
Pecten (Pseudamusium) frontalis Dall, 1898b Apr., p. 753 [new

name for P. rogersi Clark, not P. Rogersi Conrad, 1834] in part.
Paleocene Chesapeake

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 135

Pecten dalli Clark. 1898 Nov., p. 18 new name, not P. Rogersi Conrad,
1834, p. 151; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 188, pl. 44, figs. 7, 7a, 7b
holotype

Aequipecten (Pseudamussium) frontale (Dall), Teppner, 1922, p. 210
in part. See Eburneopecten frontalis (Dall)

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type). Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy
fm. (Clark and Martin)

Localities —VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac Cr. (type); King George
Co., Woodstock; [?] Co., “Front Royal”. MD.: Queen Annes Co.,
South East Creek (1 mi. above Chester R.); Prince Georges Co.,
Upper Marlboro (deep cut near Chesapeake Beach R.R. Station)

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Eburneopecten frontalis (Dall) Amusiidae

Pecten (Pseudamusium) frontalis Dall, 1898b Apr., p. 753, new name
for P. rogersi Clark, 1896, p. 85; not P. Rogersi Conrad, 1834, p. 151;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 487 x

Aequipecten (Pseudamussium) frontale (Dall), Teppner, 1922, p. 210
in part
Because EF. frontalis had the types designated from Garland Creek,
Mississippi, Jackson Eocene, the best solution would be retain EZ.
dalli (which see) for the Aquia Paleocene Virginia form.

Range.——Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Creek near Shubuta (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 137832 USNM [not figured]

Eburneopecten hamiltonensis (Tucker) Amusiidae
Pecten (Chlamys) clarkeanus Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 739 in part fide
Tucker, 1934, p. 617
Pecten clarkeanus Harris, 1919, p. 25 in part, pl. 15, figs. 10-12 var.;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 659 in part Nos. 448, 449, 450 only
Amusium (Pseudamussium) hamiltonensis Tucker, 1934, p. 617, pl. 27,
fig. 1; Tucker-Rowland, 1938, p. 63, pl. 5, fig. 17

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.; Monroe Co., Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). MISS.; Tallahatchie Co. (Talahatchee [sic], Miss.,
Tucker)

Types.—Holotype, No. 449; paratypes, 448, 450 PRI

Eburneopecten scintillatus Conrad Amusiidae

Pecten (Eburneopecten) scintillatus Conrad, 1865b, p. 140, pl. 10, fig.
4; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 33, pl. 9, figs. 1-8; Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 84, pl. 7, figs. 16-21; pl. 10, fig. 8; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 669; not p. 670 P. scintillatus corneoides “para-
types” equals Eburneopecten sp.

Camptonectes scintillatus (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 190+; Conrad,
1866a, p. 23

Camptonectes claibornensis Conrad, 1866a, p. 23 nomen nudum

Pecten scintillatus Conrad, Heilprin, 1882a, p. 417; Clark, Miller,
Stephenson, Johnson, and Parker, 1912, pp. 188, 316; Harris, 1919,
p. 28 in part, pl. 15, fig. 14 only; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 668. Not
Aldrich, 1886, pp. 9, 48; not de Gregorio, 1890, p. 183; not Deussen,
1924, p. 67

136 BULLETIN 218

Pecten claibornensis (Conrad) [nomen nudum], Heilprin, 1882a, p. 416;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 182 subgenus Camptonectes; Harris, 1894b,
p. 145; Harris, 1895b, p. 11; Harris, 1897a, p. 470, pl. 18, figs. 1, 2;
Dall, 1898b, p. 753

Ne Naina claibornense (Conrad), Harris, 1897b, p. 43, pl. 7,

ig.

Pecten (Pseudamusium [sic]) scintillatus Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 752
in party cf. Kellum, 1926, p. 19; cf. Harbison, 1944, pp. 3, 7, pl. 1,
ig.

Ci omuse(Casmptonectes) scintillatus (Conrad), Teppner, 1922, p. 140
in par

Amusium (Pseudamussium) scintillatus (Conrad), Tucker-Rowland,
1938, p. 66 in part, pl. 5, fig. 12

Amusium (Pseudamussium) corneoides Harris, Tucker-Rowland, 1938,
p. 65 in part

Eburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad), Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise’=Garland Cr. [Ald-
rich, 1885c, p. 307]; near Shubuta; Hinds Co., Jackson

LURES: maar nnn syntypes (2), No. 13231 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.

Eburneopecten scintillatus Conrad s.l., Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957,.p., 8b.
See Hburneopecten sp.

Eburneopeciten subminutus (Aldrich) Amusiidae
Pecten (Pseudamusium) subminutus Aldrich, 1903, p. 100, pl. 4, figs.
ans lg
Amusium (Pseudamussium) subminutus Aldrich, Tucker-Rowland,
1938. 1.407... Oni. 16

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (Aldrich). Oligocene (type)
Localities—MISS.; Hinds Co., Jackson (Aldrich); Wayne Co., Red

Bluff [Hiwanee Station], Chickasawhay R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 644632 USNM

Eburneopecten sp. Amusiidae
Pecten (Pseudamusium) scintillatus Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 753 in part
Pecten scintillatus var. corneoides Harris, 1919, p. 28 in part, pl. 15,
figs. 15, 16; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

Pecten scintillatus Conrad, Deussen, 1924, p. 67

Amusium (Pseudamussium) corneoides Harris, Tucker-Rowland, 1938,
p. 65 in part, pl. 5, fig. 13 not cotype; pl. 6, fig. 11 not cotype

Pecten scintillatus corneoides Harris, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 670,
Nos. 453, 454

Eburneopecten scintillatus Conrad s.l., Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 85

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice. ALA.: Monroe Co.,
Claiborne Bluff (base), Alabama R. TEXAS: Brazos Co., Little
Brazos R. MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 453, 454 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 137

Egerella bucklandii Lea
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egerella fragilis (Conrad)
See Donazx fragilis Conrad nomen nudum

Egerella plana (Lea)
See Tellina (Angulus) plana (Lea)

Egerella limatula (Conrad) Donacidae

Donax limatula Conrad, 1838¢ Nov., p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68) ;
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p . 378; Harris, 1895b, _ "24

Egeria brinigulade Lea, 1833 Dec., p. 51, pl. 1, fig. 20; Conrad, App.
in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 378
under Donazx limatula Conrad; Harris, 1895b, p. 46

Egeria Bucklandti Lea, 1833 Dec., p. 52, pl. 1, fig. 21; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; eae Sea 1850, p. 378
under Donax limatula Conrad; Harris, 1895b, ite!

Egeria donacea Conrad, 1865a, p. 5 oe donacia) ; Connede 1865c, p. 146,
pl, tt, figs 12’; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7 (as donacia) : Harris, 1895b, p. 16

Egeria limatula (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Donax (Egerella) donacia [sic] (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 222,
pl. 35, fig. 21 copy Conrad

? Donax (Egerella) veneriformis var. tiga de Gregorio, 1890, p. 222,
pl. 35, figs. 4-9

Donax (Egerella) limatula Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 222 in
part, ee 35, fig. 18 copy Lea triangulata, fig. 20 copy Lea Buck-
landii; . 223 mut. triangulata, mut. Bucklandii

Egerella Panaiulate (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 9; Dall, 1900, p. 964;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 241; Harris, 1919, Dp. 156, pl. 48, figs. 12, 13

Psammobia eborea error for Egerella triangulata Lea, Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 740, No. 1208 PRI

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Clai-
borne gr.

Locality. Sacer Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes (3), No. "30536 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 70;
Egeria donacea Conrad, syntypes (2), No. 30698 ANSP Moore,
1962, p. 55; Egeria triangulaa Lea, holotype, No. 5096 ANSP;
Egeria bucklandi Lea, holotype, No. 5097 ANSP

Egerella subtrigonia (Lea) Donacidae

Egeria subtrigonia Lea, 1833, p. 53, pl. 1, fig. 22; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
99 subtrigona; Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7 subtrigona;
Harris, 1895b, p. 44

Egeria veneriformis Lea, 1833, p. 53, pl. 1, fig. 23; H. C. Lea, 1849, p
99; Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7; Harris, 1895b, p. 47

Dinias (Egerella) weneriforimas (Lea), de Graeaniol 1890, p. 222, pl. 35,
fig. 10 copy Lea

Donax (Egerella) limatula (Conrad), de rip ene 1890, p. 222 in part,
pl. 35, fig. 19 copy Lea subtrigonia, p. 223 mut.

Egerella subtrigonia (Lea), Stoliczka, 1871, pp. xvii, 1383 subtrigona;
Tryon, 1884b, p. 173, pl. 112, fig. xe Cossmann, 1893, p. 9 in part;
Dall, 1900, p. 964; Harris, 1919, . 157, pl. 48, figs. 14- 16a; pl. 49,
figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, ea 352, 353

138 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5098 ANSP

Egerella triangulata (Lea)
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egeria Bucklandi Lea
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egeria donacea Conrad
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egeria inflata Lea
See Diplodonta inflata (Lea)

Egeria limatula Conrad
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egeria nana Lea
See Microstagon nana (Lea)

Egeria nitens Lea
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

Egeria ovalis Lea
See Tellina leana Dall

Egeria plana Lea
See Tellina (Angulus) plana (Lea)

Egeria rotunda Lea
See Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad)

Egeria subtrigonia Lea
See Egerella subtrigonia (Lea)

Egeria triangulata Lea
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

Egeria veneriformis Lea
See Egerella subtrigonia (Lea)

Ensiculus Conradi Cossmann
See Cultellus (Ensiculus) conradi (Cossmann)

Entolium (Amussium) ocalanum Dall
See Amusium ocalanum Dall

Entolium (Propeamussium) squamulum (Lamarck), Teppner
See Amusium (Propeamussium) squamulum (Lamarck)

Eomiltha pandata (Conrad) Lucinidae
Lucina pandata Conrad, 1833a, p. 343; Conrad, 1833c, p. 40 (Harris
reprint, 1893, p. 66); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387; Tuomey, 1858, p. 266; Conrad,
1866a, p. 6; Harris, 1895b, p. 32; Harris, 1919, p. 121, pl. 39, figs.

6, 7, 7a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 509
Lucina compressa Lea, 1833, p. 55, pl. 1, fig. 27; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 139

under Lucina pandata Conrad; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 266, 274; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 206, pl. 29, fig. 1 copy Lea, figs. 2-5; Cossmann,
1893, p. 11; Harris, 1895b, p. 12 (L. pandata Conrad)

Cyclas pandata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Phacoides (Miltha) pandatus (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1374 in part;
? Kellum, 1926, p. 24

Miltha (Eomiltha) pandata (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 191

Eomiltha pandata Conrad, Chavan, 1938, p. 93

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

Ts

Perch ATA Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). N. C.: Craven Co., Rocky Ldg., Neuse R.

Types.—Possible syntypes, Nos. 30573, 30574 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
83. Holotype Lucina compressa Lea, No. 5149 ANSP

Eophysema ozarkana (Harris) Lucinidae

Lucina ozarkana Harris, 1897b, p. 72, pl. 14, figs. 7, 7a, 7b; Harris,
1899b, p. 303; Harris, 1919, p. 118, pl. 38, figs. 24, 24a, 25; Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 508, 509 in part

Lucina subvexa Conrad, Dall, 1903a, p. 1852 in part, not p. 1353

? Lucina dartoni Clark, Harris, 1919, p. 118, not Clark, 1895

Loripinus ozarkanus (Harris), Stewart, 1930, p. 186

Lucina (Eophysema) ozarkana Harris, Chaven, 1951, p. 212

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities—ALA.: Dale Co., Ozark (type); Clarke Co., Woods
Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 226, 227 PRI

Eophysema cf. ozarkana (Harris) Lucinidae

Lucina ozarkana Harris, 1919, p. 118, pl. 38, figs. 26, 26a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 509. Not Harris, 1897b, p. 72

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; base
of bluff, Claiborne, Alabama R.

Type.—Figured specimens, Nos. 757, 758 PRI

Eophysema ozarkana (Harris) ? “var.” Lucinidae

Lucina (Eophysema) ozarkana ? var., Harris in Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 90, pl. 20, figs. 6, 6a, 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 509

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr.

Localities —LA.: Caldwell Par., Gibson Ldg., Ouachita R. MISS.:
Hinds Co., Jackson

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4334-4336 PRI

Eophysema subvexa (Conrad) Lucinidae
Lucina subvexa Conrad, 1833c, p. 40 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 66);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 403, pl. 4, fig.
14; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386; Harris, 1895b,
p. 44; Dall, 1903a, p. 1352 in part
Cyclas subvexa (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

140 BULLETIN 218

Lucifta (Loripes) subvexa Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 207, pl. 29,
fig. 14 copy Conrad; Cossmann, 1893, p. 12; Harris, 1919, p. 119 in
part, pl. 39, fig. 1 copy Conrad, figs. 2, 4 see Anodontia ? angustana
Gardner; not Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 512, 513, Nos. 760, 762 see
A. ? angustana Gardner. Not Harris, 1989; pl. 39, figs. 3, 5, 5a see
iE: sylvaerupis Harris

Loripinus (EHophysema) subvexa (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 186 type
species Hophysema Stewart, 1930

Anodontia ? subvexa (Conrad), Gardner, 1945, p. 94 in part

Lucina (Eophysema) subvexa Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, pl.
20, fig. 8? Conrad type. The figure given here does not coincide with
Conrad’s type figure but does with description Conrad, 1846c, p. 403;
Brann and Kent,1960, p. 513

Anodontia subvexa (Conrad), Chavan, 1938, p. 123

There is doubt as to the true character of this species as well as the

horizon from which it came. Unfortunately it was designated a type
species.

anes: .—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (? type), uppermost Clai-
orne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Probable ‘holotype, No. 380501 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 100

Eosolen lisbonensis (Aldrich) Solenidae

Solen lisbonensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 37, pl. 4, fig. 4; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 235, pl. 38, fig. 14 copy Aldrich not Meyer as in text; Harris, 1919,
p. 195, pl. 59, fig. 2 copy Aldrich

Solen sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 66, pl. 13, fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
805

Solen (Plectosolen) Pe ddhadsae Aldrich, Dall, 1900, p. 953; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 165 in par

Solena (Eosolen) fabonenats (Aldrich), Stewart, 1930, p. 290; Gardner,
1945, p. 111

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type) ;
McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type).
GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines. MISS.: Clarke Co. Md. and Va.
localities questioned by Clark and Martin

Type.—Holotype, No. 688794 USNM. Not No. 6224 ANSP as in
Clark and Martin

Cf. Eosolen abruptus (Dall) Plas: co 7,8 Solenidae
Solen (Plectosolen) lisbonensis abruptus Dail, 1900, p. 953; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 165 in part; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 603
Solen lisbonensis var. abruptus Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 195

Solena (Eosolen) lisbonensis abruptus (Dall), Gardner, 1945, p. 111
in part

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. (type)

Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co. (type Dall). USGS Sta. 2626 “Mc-
Leods Mill on Suwanlovey Creek Clarke County Miss. 6 miles
west of Desoto Station on railroad. Shoal of hard Ferugious
[sic] Sand in the Creek making good mill seat. Frank Burns
Coll. 1894.” (USNM Cat.)

Types.—Lectotype, No. 140118; paralectotypes, Nos. 644665,
644666 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 141

The species is figured herein for the first time. Examination of the
syntypes through courtesy of the USNM confirms what Dall suggested
that the form is distinct from EF. lisbonensis for the reasons he stated.
No. 140118 USNM is here selected as the lectotype. Dimensions are
given in the explanation of the plate.

Epilucina rotunda (Lea) Lucinidae

Lucina symmetrica Conrad, 1833c, p. 40 not adequate; (Harris reprint
1893, p. 66); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387; Harris, 1895b, p. 44

Lucina rotunda Lea, 1833, p. 56, pl. 1, fig. 28; Conrad, App. in Mor-
ton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387 under
L. symmetrica Conrad; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 205, pl. 29, figs. 6, 7,
fig. 8 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 11; Harris, 1895b, p. 39; Harris,
1919, p. 122, pl. 40, figs. 1, 2, 2a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 512.
Not Aldrich, 1886, p. 50

Cyclas symmetrica (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 9

Phacoides rotundus (Lea), Dall, 1908a, p. 1364

Claibornites rotundus (Lea), Stewart, 1930, p. 183 type“species Clai-
bornites Stewart, 1930

Epilucina rotunda (Lea), Chavan, 1937, p. 275

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 5152 ANSP, left valve [right valve missing
fide Harris, 1919]; Lucina symmetrica Conrad possible syn-
types (6), No. 30522 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 100

Epilucina sp. Lucinidae
Lucina rotunda Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 50. Not Lea, 1833, p. 56
Lucina symmetrica ? Conrad, Harris, 1897b, p. 71, pl. 14, fig. 4; Brann

and Kent, 1960, p. 513

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

er.
Locality —ALA.: NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tom-
bigbee R
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 225 PRI

Ervilia lignitica Aldrich Mesodesmatidae
Ervilia lignitica Aldrich, 1921, p. 21, pl. 3, figs. 8, 9

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type) Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Greggs Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 17 GSATC

Ervilia lignitica wheeleri Aldrich _ Mesodesmatidae
Ervillia [sic] lignitica var. wheeleri Aldrich, 1931, p. 9
Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 71 GSATC

142 BULLETIN 218

Ervilia meyeri Aldrich Mesodesmatidae

Ervilia meyeri Aldrich, 1911, p. 5, pl. 1, fig. 7; Harris, 1919, p. 174,
pl. 52, fig. 16 copy Aldrich

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Localityx—ALA.: [? Co.], “Claiborne Sand bed, Tombigbee River”
Type.—Holotype, No. 6891165 USNM

Erycina aequorea Conrad
See Mactropsis aequorea (Conrad)

Erycina plicatula Dall Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)
Erycina plicatula Dall, 1899, p. 888 listed only; Dall, 1900, p. 1143,
pl. 44, figs. 7, 12; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 248; Harris, 1919, p. 107,

pl. 37, figs. 7, 8 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 137389 USNM

Erycina rectilinearis Conrad
See Mactropsis rectilinearis (Conrad)

Erycina whitfieldi Meyer Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Erycina whitfieldi Meyer, 1886b, p. 82, pl. 1, fig. 29; Meyer, 1887a,

p. 11 in part, not pl. 2, fig. 8; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 210, pl. 30, fig.

15 copy Meyer; Cossmann, 1893, p. 12; Dall, 1899, p. 883; Dall, 1900,

p. 1148; Harris, 1919, p. 107, pl. 37, fig. 9 copy Meyer, 1886b;

Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 84 in part, not pl. 19, fig. 7, Meyer
specimen not type as stated.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Clai-
borne fm.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 688849 USNM

Erycina whitfieldi Meyer in part
See Erycina zitteli Meyer

Erycina whitfieldi meyeri Cossmann
Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)

Erycina Whitfieldi Meyeri Cossmann, 1893, p. 12; Dall, 1899, p. 883;
Dall, 1900, p. 1143

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type——Holotype, No. 11510, Lab, Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Erycina zitteli Meyer Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)
Erycina zitteli Meyer, 1887a, p. 11, pl. 2, fig. 9; Dall, 1899, p. 883;
Dall, 1900, p. 1148; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 84, pl. 19, fig. 8 type
Erycina whitfieldi Meyer, Meyer, 1887a, p. 11 in part, pl. 2, fig. 8;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 84 in part, pl. 19, fig. 7 Meyer speci-
men but not type as stated.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 143

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.

Locality.—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638889 USNM. Holotype EH. Whitfieldi
Meyer, 1887a, pl. 2, fig. 8= No. 638888 USNM

Etea delawarensis (Gabb) Arcticidae (also placed in Pleurophoridae)
Crassatella delawarensis Gabb, 1860a, p. 303, pl. 48, fig. 20; Whit-
field, 1885, p. 210, pl. 27, figs. 14-15
Etea delawarensis (Gabb), Conrad, 1877, p. 275; Weller, 1907, p. 546,
pl. 59, figs. 8, 9; Richards in Richards, et. al., 1958, p. 177, pl. 28,
fig. 4; pl. 29, fig. 11; pl. 31, fig. 1

Hag SesaMDher Cretaceous (type ?). Lower Eocene. Manasquan

m.

Localities.—N.J.: Burlington Co., Crosswicks ? (type) [Creta-
ceous locality] Pemberton; Camden Co., Clementon; Mon-
mouth Co., near Farmingdale; well at Interlaken [Eocene
localities]

Type.—Holotype, No. 18733 ANSP

? “Euloxa” sp. Incerta sedes Veneridae

Euloxa sp., Harris, 1951, pp. 17, 18, pl. 8, figs. 1, 2; Nicol, 1953, p. 57
not Euloxa; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 381

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala Is.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp., E. of Ken-
drick

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24480 PRI

Exputens ocalensis (MacNeil) ? Vusellidae

Vulsella ocalensis MacNeil, 1934, p. 429, figs. 5-11, 431; Harris, 1951,
p. 14, pl. 6, figs. 7, 7’ copy MacNeil

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Sumpter Co., Sumpter Rock Co. Quarry, about
2 mi. NE. of Sumpterville; Alachua Co., Cummer Lumber Co.,
1% mi. S. of Newberry

Types.—Lectotype herein designated, No. 373052 USNM, figs. 10,
11; paratype, No. 373052 USNM, figs. 5, 6; paratype, No.
373053 USNM, figs. 7-9 [lectotype designated from original
“cotypes”=syntypes, “cotypes” and paratype not possible in
same classification. ]

Fabella oblonga Aldrich
See Sportella oblonga (Aldrich)

Felaniella nana (Lea)
See Microstagon nana (Lea)

Fimbria claiborensis (Dall), Richards
See Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Fimbria olssoni Richards Fimbriidae (Corbidae)
Fimbria olssoni Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 51, pl. 11,
3 bea!

144 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., New Lebanon dolomite pit SW. %4
NE. % sec. 12, T. 16 S., R. 16 E. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. I-7558 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Fimbria vernoni Richards Fimbriidae (Corbidae)
Ronee, pemnend Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 50, pl. 11,
igs, 2-

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type)), lower Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of town of Gulf Hammock just SW. of State Road 55, SW. %4
sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (type); Withlacoochee R. at dam
Florida Power Corp., SW. %4 SW. % sec. 8, T. 17.S., R. 17 E.

Types.—Holotype, I-7556; paratype, I-7557 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Fistulana elongata Deshayes, Conrad
See Gastrochaena larva (Conrad)

Fistulana larva Conrad
See Gastrochaena larva (Conrad)

Flexopecten anatipes (Morton) PL 1, fig. 3 Pectinidae

Pecten anatipes Morton, 1838a, p. 2938, pl. 5, fig. 4; Morton, 1834, p.
58, pl. 5, fig. 4; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 393;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23; Heilprin, 1882a, p. 417,
Oligocene; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 181, pl. 21, fig. 29 copy Morton;
Cooke, 1926a, p. 282, pl. 97, fig. 2

Pallium anatipes (Morton), Cossmann, 1893, p. 18

Pecten (Nodipecten) anatipes (Morton), Dail, 1898b, p. 730; Dall,
1916, p. 492 in part under subgenus Chlamys

Not Chiamys (Flexopecten) anatipes (Morton), Ugolini, 1903, pp.
77-94. See Teppner, 1922, p. 191

Aequipecten (Nodipecten) anatipes Morton, Teppner, 1922, p. 199

Chiamys (Chlamys) anatipes (Morton), Tucker-Rowland, 1936b, p.
1004, pl. 7, fig. 2; pl. 10, fig. 18 holotype not “St. Stephens Bluff.”

Chlamys anatipes (Morton), Harris, 1951, p. 10, pl. 5, fig. 2

Range—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type); “Ocala ls.”, Ocala
gr. Oligocene. Vicksburg gr. (Cooke, 1926a)

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., “overlying limestone at Claiborne”
(type). If this species is present in the Vicksburg (see Cooke,
1926a) one would question whether the type was in place when
found. FLA.: Jackson Co., Marianna Limestone Products Co.,

see. (23), Dab INGURe il W., J-5 (Harris, 1951; Wayne Moore,
1955, p. 36)

Type Holotype, No. 12575 ANSP

Gafrarium distans (Conrad)
See Corbis undata Conrad

Gafrarium liratum Conrad
See Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Gari (Gobraeus) blainvillii (Lea) Pl. 3, fig. 3 Gariidae

Solecurtus Blainvillii Lea, 1833, p. 39, pl. 1, fig. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.

106, Blainvilli; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 235, pl. 38, fig. 21 copy Lea;
Harris, 1895b, p. 8

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 145

Gari (Psammocola) Blainvillii (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 4

Psammobia eborea (Conrad), Heilprin, 1884b, p. 90 in part

pe saa Bd [sic] Blainvillei [sic] (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 5, pl. 1,
igs. 2,

Psammobia (Gobraeus) blainvillei (Lea), Dall, 1898c, p. 60

Psammobia Blainvillei (Lea), Dall, 1900, pp. 959, 976, 977

i ae blainvillei (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 155, pl. 48, fig. 6 copy
ea

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 5021 ANSP

Gari cerasium (Dall), Harris, 1951 not Psammobia cerasia Dall, 1916,

p. 501
See Gari sp.

Gari eborea (Conrad) Gariidae

Psammobia eborea Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 105; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 377 as Tellina; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 90 in part; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 9; Harris, 1895b, p. 17; Dall, 1900, pp. 976-978
Gobraeus; Harris, 1919, p. 156, pl. 48, figs. 8-11; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 740 not No. 1208=Egerella triangulata Lea

Psammobia (Psammocola) eborea Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 226

Solecurtus Blainvillii Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 235 in part

Gari (Psammocoia) eborea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 4 Gari eborea
(Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 97, pl. 21, figs. 10, 11 (as
eboreum); Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 400

Gari sp. cf. G. eborea (Conrad), Gardner, 1945, p. 109 in part

? Psammobia cf. eborea Conrad, Richards, 1948, p. 2, pl. 2, fig. 11;
Richards, 1950, p. 15

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.; middle Eocene N.C. (Richards)

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). N.C.: Johnston Co., Clayton (Richards) (compared)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 305830 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 56

Gari filosa (Conrad)
See Garum filosa (Conrad)

Gari harrisi (Aldrich) Gariidae
Psammobia harrisi Aldrich, 1921, p. 24, pl. 3, figs. 19, 20

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 54 GSATC

Gari jacksonensis Harris Gariidae

Gari jacksonensis Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 97, pl. 21, figs.

12, 18, 14; Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 53, pl. 12, fig. 4; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 400

146 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr.; Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr. (Fla.)

Localities —LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R. (type). FLA.:
Levy Co., Florida Power Corp., Withlacoochee R., SW. 4 SW
Y% sec. 8, T. 17 S., R. 17 E. (Richards)

Types.—Holotype, No. 4853; paratypes, Nos. 4354, 4856 PRI

Gari (Gobraeus) ozarkana (Harris) Gariidae
Psammobia ozarkana Harris, 1897b, p. 65, pl. 12, fig. 14; pl. 13, fig. 8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 741
Psammobia (Gobraeus) ozarkana Harris, Dall, 1898c, p. 60
Gari ozarkanum (Harris), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 98, pl. 21, fig.
13a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 401

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Dale Co., Ozark (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 169, 176 PRI

Gari smithi (Aldrich) Gariidae
Psammobia Smithi Aldrich, 1921, p. 28, pl. 3, figs. 17, 18

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 53 GSATC

Gari sp. Gariidae

Gari cerasium (Dall), Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 18, fig. 5. Not Psam-
mobia cerasia Dall, 1916, p. 501

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.’”, Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., SW. of mill and office of Dixie
Lime Products Company, Reddick

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24522 PRI [Reference omitted in
Brann and Kent, 1960]

Garum claibornense* Dall Pl. 3, figs. 4, 5 Gariidae
Psammobia (Garum) claibornensis Dall, 1898c, p. 60 nomen nudum;
Dall, 1900, p. 978; Harris, 1919, p. 155 in description of Conrad’s

P. filosa; Vokes, 1956a, p. 763

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, probably one of the two probable syntypes of
Psammobia [Garum] filosa Conrad, ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 61.
Dall (1900, p. 978) stated, “On the same card with Conrad’s
type in the collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences is
another shell ...I would propose the name of Psammobia
(Garum) claibornensis.”

Garum filosum (Conrad) Pl. 3, fig. 1 Gariidae

Psammobia filosa Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893 p. 68);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 105; Harris,

*Garum, Latin, neuter

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 147

1895b, p. 19; Dall, 1900, pp. 976, 977; Harris, 1919, p. 155, pl. 48,
fig. 7 type; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 225 sp. dub.; Cossmann, 1893, p. 9

Tellina subfilosa d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377 new name by D’Orbigny for
Psammobia filosa Conrad when the species was moved to Tellina by
D’Orbigny. Not Tellina filosa James de Carle Sowerby, 1823, p. 143
pl. 402, fig. 2. The species is not a Tellina so the change is not
necessary.

Gari filosa (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 4; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8

Psammobia (Garum) filosa Dall, 1898c, p. 60

Garum filosa (Conrad), Vokes, 1956a, pp. 762, 763 designated type
species Dall, 1898c, p. 60, not Dall, 1900, p. 975

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes (2), No. 30526 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.
61. One of these syntypes may be the type of G. claibornense
Dall. See his description.

Gastrochaena americana Gabb
See Kummelia americana (Gabb)

Gastrochaena cimitariopsis Harris Gastrochaenidae

Gastrochaena cimitariopsis Harris, 1896, p. 70, pl. 6, fig. 18; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 401

Gastrochaena (Spengleria ?) cimitariopsis Harris, Dall, 1898b, p. 824

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)
Locality—GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines, Chattahoochee R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 80 PRI

Gastrochaena Dalli (“Harris”), in Dall, 1898b, pp. 820, 824 error for
dalliana Harris, 1896 (Martesia). Nomen nudum
See Gastrochaena dalliana (Harris)

Gastrochaena dalliana (Harris) Gastrochaenidae
Martesia dalliana Harris, 1896, p. 71, pl. 6, fig. 15; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 534

Gastrochaena dalli [sic] (Harris), Dall, 1898b, pp. 820 (as Martesia),
p. 824 error for dalliana

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)

Locality —GA.: Clay Co., Chattahoochee R., N. of Sandy Creek
(type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 77 PRI

Gastrochaena gainesensis Harris Gastrochaenidae

Gastrochaena gainesensis Harris, 1896, p. 70, pl. 6, figs. 12, 12a; Dall,
1898b, p. 824; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 401

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)
Locality —GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines, Chattahoochee R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 78, 79 PRI

Gastrochaena larva (Conrad) Gastrochaenidae

Fistulana elongata Deshayes, Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8;
Conrad, 1842b, p. 175 footnote “in the sand” Claiborne. Not F
elongata Deshayes, 1824, p. 15

148 BULLETIN 218

Gastrochaena elongata (Deshayes), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 375

Fistulana larva Conrad, 1846b, p. 212, pl. 2, fig. 5, not pl. 1 as in text;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 23

Gastrocheana larva (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 2; Conrad, 1866a, p.
9; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 236, pl. 38, fig. 24 copy Conrad; Cossmann,
1898, p. 5; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 19, pl. 5, fig. 12; Dall, 1898b, p. 824;
Harris, 1919, p. 197, pl. 59, figs. 11 copy Aldrich, fig. 12 copy Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Possible holotype (broken), No. 15888 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
p. 68

Gastrochaena mississippiensis Harris Gastrochaenidae

Gastrochaena mississippiensis Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
120, pl. 25, figs. 7-11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 401

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.

Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Town Creek, Jackson (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4428 (right valve); No. 4429 (left valve)
PRI

Gastrochaena striatula Aldrich Gastrochaenidae
Gastrochaena striatula Aldrich, 1903a, p. 20, fig. 2

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type).

Type.—Holotype, No. 38 GSATC

Gastrochaena subbipartita Meyer, 1887a p. 12; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
236; Cossmann, 1893, p. 5; Dall, 1898b, p. 824 is a nomen nudum.
Meyer did not describe or figure the species. No specimen in USNM

Gastrochaena sp. Gastrochaenidae

Gastrochaena sp. Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 73, pl. 15, fig. 6;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 161, pl. 30, fig. 5
Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)
Localities —MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro. VA.: Staf-
ford Co., Aquia Cr. (type)
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Gastrochaena sp. Gastrochaenidae
Gastrochaena sp. Harris, 1896, [no. p.], pl. 6, fig. 14; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 401

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.
Locality.—GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 81 PRI

Gastrochaena sp. Gastrochaenidae
Gastrochaena sp. Kellum, 1926, p. 24, pl. 3, fig. 8
Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Locality —N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 358258 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN_ 149

Gastrochaena sp. Gastrochaenidae
Gastrochaena sp. Meyer, 1887a, p. 12, pl. 2, figs. 10, 10a, not figs. 11,
1la, 11b as stated in text; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 236, pl. 38, figs. 22,

23 copy Meyer; Harris, 1919, p. 198, pl. 59, figs. 14, 15 copy Meyer

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 638891 USNM

Gemma sanctimauricensis Harris Veneridae

Gemma sancti-mauricensis Harris, 1919, p. 152, pl. 47, figs. 14, 15;

Palress 1927/1929, p. 205, pl. 48, figs. 3, 7; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —LA.: “Sabine River?” Harris (Veatch Survey, 1902, p.
129) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1197 PRI

Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris) Ostreidae

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Tuomey, 1850, p. 146; Smith, E. A. and
Johnson, L. C., 1887, p. 44. Not O. compressirostra Say, 1824b

Ostrea carolinensis Conrad, 1865f, p. 71; Conrad, 1865h, p. 266, not
Conrad, 1832b, p. 27

Ostrea (probably O. thirsae Gabb), Aldrich, 1886, p. 53

Ostrea trigonalis var. sylvaerupis Harris, 1897b, p. 38, pls. 4, 5; pl. 6,
figs. 3, 8a, 4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 643

Ostrea percrassa Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 683 in part; not Ostrea per-
crassa Conrad, McLean, 1956, p. 307 in chart

Ostrea sylvaerupis Harris, Barry, 1942+, p. 54, pl. 5, fig. 1

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type); 3 mi. SW. of Thomasville; near mouth of Bashi Cr.
TEXAS: Sabine Co., RR. cut in NW. % SE. &% sec. 11, T. 6 N.,
R. 11 W., N. of fire tower. LA.: Sabine Par., hillside on Mitchell
farm in SE. 4% NE. % sec. 5, T. 6 N., R. 10 W.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 135, 136, 214 PRI.

Gigantostrea trigonalis (Conrad) Ostreidae

Ostrea trigonalis Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 10 (re-
print 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 10); Conrad, 1856a, p. 259 (reprint,
1939, p. 5); Heilprin, 1884c, p. 311; Dall, 1898b, p. 681 in part;
Cooke, 1926a, p. 274, pl. 96, fig. 3; Kellum, 1926, p. 17; Semmes,
1929, fig. 62-3; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 397 in part, pl. 154,
not figs. 19, 20 copy Glenn, 1904, Miocene; Gardner, 1945, p. 83 in
part; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 21, pl. 4, figs. 1-6; cf. Richards,
1950, p. 18; cf. Harris, 1951, p. 7, pl. 2, figs. 4,5; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 642, 643

Ostrea pandaeformis Gabb, 1862a, p. 328

Ostrea tuomeyi Conrad, 1865g, p. 184; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 311; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 176; Cossmann, 1893, p. 18

Ostrea mortonii Gabb, Aldrich, 1887, p. 79 not Gabb, 1862a

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

150 BULLETIN 2 18

Eocalities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type). ALA.: Choctaw
Co., Fail P.O.; Cocoa P.O.; Turks Cave fide Dall. LA.: Grant
Par., Creole Bluff, Montgomery, Red. R. Cf. N.C.: Duplin Co.,
2 mi. S. of Kornegay; Wayne Co., Broadhurst Bridge. Cf. FLA.:
Marion Co., Dixie Lime Products, Reddick

Types.—Holotype, No. 138184 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 104. Ostrea
tuomeyi Conrad, missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 105

G. trigonalis has been confused with Miocene shells since Dall, 1898b,
extended the range beyond a reasonable stratigraphic development. Glenn,
(1904, p. 381, pl. 101, figs. la, b) included the species in the Choptank
Miocene of Maryland and figured a specimen. Gardner (1927, p. 42) and
Vokes (1961, p. 10) followed the same inclusion in the Miocene. The
Miocene record needs clarification for undoubtedly there is a con-
fusion of species. Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946 (pp. 21-24) gave
a detailed discussion of the species. It is an upper Eocene form. As
Harris (1946) stated, “This is a large characteristic oyster of the
Jackson beds of the Mississippi Embayment area. It may be expected
from central Louisiana to Alabama in both the Garland Creek and
Zeuglodon horizons .. .”. It is unfortunate that the species has been
included in the Miocene.

Glossus ? conradi (Gabb) Glossidae

Isocardia conradi Gabb, 1860d, p. 393, pl. 68, figs. 21, 21a; Whitfield,
1885, p. 200, pl. 26, figs. 3, 4 type; Whitfield, 1899, p. 159; Johnson,
1905, p. 15; Weller, 1907, p. 599, pl. 66, figs. 13, 14 type

Glossus conradi (Gabb), Gabb, 1861, p. 186; Meek, 1864, p. 12

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type)

Locality.—_N.J.: boundary between Gloucester and Camden Cos.,
Timber Creek (type)

Type.—ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

Glossus filosus Conrad
See Glycymeris filosa (Conrad)

Glossus fillosus [sic] Conrad
See Glycymeris filosa (Conrad)

Glossus mediavia (Harris) Glossidae

Isocardia mediavia Harris, 1896, p. 66, pl. 6, fig. 5; Dall, 1900, p. 1066;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 459

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm., lower Midway gr.; Matthews
Ldg. beds (type), uppermost Porters Cr. fm., upper Midway
gr.; Naheola fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., 1 mi. N. Midway; Matthews Ldg.,
Alabama R. (type); Sumter Co., Black Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 69 PRI

Glossus ? vetus (Conrad) Glossidae

Bucardia veta Conrad, 1869b, p. 41, pl. 1, fig. 2 not 3 as in Whitfield
Not Caryatis ? veta Whitfield, 1885, p. 218, pl. 28, figs. 16-19 in part
“Bucardia” veta Conrad, Dall, 1900, p. 1066

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Missing, ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 107

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 151

Glycimeris [sic] elongata (Conrad)
See Panopea elongata Conrad

Glycimeris [sic] porrectoides (Aldrich), de Gregorio
See Panopea porrectoides Aldrich

Glycymeridae=Glycymerididae

Glycymeris alabama Harris
See Panopea alabama (Harris)

Glycymeris cf. anteparilis Kellum, Harris, 1951
See Glycymeris sp.

Glycymeris arctata cookei Dall
See Glycymeris sp. Harris, 1951

Glycymeris conradi (Whitfield) Glycymerididae
Axinea Conradi Whitfield, 1885, p. 230, pl. 29, figs. 10, 11; Whitfield,
1899, p. 154

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7804, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Glycymeris deltoideus ignus (de Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 201 varia-
tion
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Glycymeris deltoideus precuneata (de Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 201
variation
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Glycymeris deltoideus striatus (de Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 201
variation ;
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Glycymeris filosa (Conrad) Glycymerididae

Glossus filosus Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 8 as fillosus
(reprint 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 8); Conrad, 1856a, p. 259 (reprint
1939, p. 9); Hilgard im Hopkins, 1871, p. 11

Axinaea filosa (Conrad), Conrad, 1858b, p. 166; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23

Axinaea inequistria Conrad, 1865b, p. 139, pl. 10, fig. 12; Conrad,
1866a, p. 23

Axinaea duplistria Conrad, 1865b, p. 139, pl. 10, fig. 19; Conrad, 1866a,

p. 23
Chapees filosa (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, 607; Dall, 1900, 1066;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 49, pl. 12, Figs 1-3; Brann ued Kent,
1960, p. 423

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type) ; Town Creek, Jack-
son; Clarke Co., “Enterprise’=Garland Cr. fide Aldrich, 1885c,
p. 307 (Axinaea inequistria and A. duplistria). LA.: Grant
Par., Montgomery, Red. R.

Types.—Syntypes (4), No. 13181 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 61.
Axinaea duplistria Conrad, holotype, No. 13228 ANSP, Moore,
1962, p. 56. Axinaea inequistria Conrad holotype, No. 13227
ANSP Moore, 1962, pp. 66, 67

152 BULLETIN 218

Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) Glycymerididae

Pectunculus idoneus Conrad, 1833c, p. 39; (Harris reprint, 1893, p
65); Conrad, App. 7x Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 87; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 195; Harris, 1895b, p. 22

Trigonarca (Latiarca) idonea (Conrad), Conrad, 18638a, p. 289

Axinaea idonea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4

Pectunculus Broderipii radiatus de Gregorio, 1890, p. 194, pl. 24 (not
pl. 34 as in text), figs. 15, 16

Glycymeris idonea (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 607; Harris, 1919, p. 47,
pl. 20, figs. 9-11; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 49, pl. 12, figs. 4-12;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 4238, 424

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr. Variations upper Eocene.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). Jackson variations—MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr.;
Yazoo Co., Sims Siding, N. of Yazoo City. LA.: Grant Par.,
Montgomery, Red R.

Tupeice teopable syntypes (4), No. 30512 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.
6

Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp. Glycymerididae

Pectunculus idoneus Conrad, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 84, pl.
29, figs. la-ld, 2 sp. as Pectunculus (Aquia fm.)

Glycymeris idoneus (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 194, pl. 51,
figs. 2, 2a, 8, 8a, 4 (Aquia fm.); Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 383
idonea, pl. 148, figs. 12, 18 copy Clark and Martin

May be two subspecies

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.

Localities—MD.: Anne Arundel Co., 1 mi. W. of Hardesty;
Hardestry; Sheckel’s Farm near South R., 2 and 3 mi. S. of
South R.; Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro; Charles Co.,
Popes Cr. VA.: King George Co., Woodstock; Stafford Co.,
Potomac Creek; [Hanover ?] Co., Hanoverville

Aupes tered specimens, Clark, 1896; Clark and Martin, 1901,
U J

Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp. Glycymerididae
Pectunculus (n. sp.) Tuomey, 1858, p. 271
Pectunculus stamineus (Conrad), Aldrich, 1886, pp. 50, 57, 58
Pectunculus idoneus Conrad var., Harris, 1897b, p. 49, pl. 8, figs. 5, 5a,
6; Stewart, 1930, p. 72; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 673

Range.—Lower Eocene. Middle and upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Wil-
cox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R. For additional localities see
Aldrich, 1886 and Harris, 1897b

Types.—Figured specimens (Harris), Nos. 146, 147 PRI

Glycymeris idoneus (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

Glycymeris intercostata (Gabb) Pl. 1, figs. 1,2 Glycymerididae
Azxinaea intercostata Gabb, 1860b, p. 402, pl. 68, fig. 2; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4
Glycymeris intercostata (Gabb), Dall, 1898b, p. 607 (Oligocene) and
bellascupta Conrad = G. arctata (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN | 153

Range.—See locality

Localities —“Alabama” (Gabb); “Texas” (Conrad); “‘Vicksburg-
ian Oligocene” (Dall)

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Glycymeris lisbonensis Harris Glycymerididae

Glycymeris lisbonensis Harris, 1919, p. 48, pl. 20, figs. 12-15; cf.
Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 45, pl. 9, figs. 3, 4; Stenzel
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 60; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 425

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr. Cf. Upper Eocene (Richards)

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type).
MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee, Cf. FLA.: Levy Co., 2.9 mi. S.
of Gulf Hammock (Richards)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 533-536 PRI

Glycymeris minor (Lea)
See Glycymeris trigonella minor (Lea)

2

Glycymeris petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Glycymerididae

Glycymeris petropolitana Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 60, pl. 5, figs. 19-22

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20729 BEG (figs. 19, 22), paratype, No.
20730 BEG (figs. 20, 21), unfigured paratypes, Nos. 20731,
20732 BEG.

Glycymeris sabinensis Harris Glycymerididae

Glycymeris sabinensis Harris, 1919, p. 51, pl. 21, figs. 8-10; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 60, pl. 5, figs. 17, 18; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 426

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabine R., Veatch loc. 22 opposite

SE. % sec. 35, T.5 N., R. 13 W., Sabine Par., La. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 545-547 PRI

Glycymeris staminea (Conrad) Glycymerididae
Pectunculus stamineus Conrad, 1833a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389 as
stramineus [sic]; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 267, 274; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 87;
Harris, 1895b, p. 42
Pectunculus Broderipii Lea, 1833, p. 76, pl. 3, fig. 53; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6 = P. stamineus Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104;
Tuomey, 1858, p. 267; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 193, pl. 24 (not pl. 34 as
in text), figs. 4, 5, 7-10, fig. 11 copy Lea, figs. 12-14 not 15, 16 var.
radiatus de Gregorio see G. idoneus; Cossmann, 1893, p. 16; Harris,
1895b, p. 8
Axinaea stamina [sic] (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a,

p. 4

Glycymeris staminea (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 607; Harris, 1919, p.
46, pl. 20, figs. 4-8; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 61,
text fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 426, 427

154 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality — ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Le syntypes, Nos. 30571, 30572 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
D:

Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad) Glycymerididae

Pectunculus trigonella Conrad, 1838a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 6 as trigonellus; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; Harris, 1895b,
p. 46 trigonellus

Pectunculus deltoideus Lea, 1833, p. 77, pl. 3, fig. 55; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6 as deltoidea—P. trigonellus Conrad; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 104; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 267, 274; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 194,
pl. 23, figs. not 15, 16, as in Harris, 32—42, fig. 31 copy Lea;
pl. 24, figs. 1-3 includes muts. ignus, percuneatus, and striatus;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 17 included minor; Harris, 1895b, p. 15

Limopsis trigonella (Conrad), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389

Axinaea trigonella (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a,

p. 4

Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 606; Harris, 1919, p.
49, pl. 21 [not pl. 20 as in text], figs. 1, 2, 4; Stenzel, Krause, and
es 1957, p. 60, pl. 5, figs. 11-13; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 427

Glycymeris deltoideus (Lea) vars. ignus, percuneata, striatus (de
Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 201

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes, Nos. 30568, 30569, 30570 ANSP,
Moore, 1962, p. 104. Syntypes, P. delioideus percuneatus (figs.
38-41), No. 26454 De Gregorio Coll., PRI. Holotype, P. deltoi-
deus ignus (fig. 36), No. 26453 De Gregorio Coll., PRI

Glycymeris trigonella minor (Lea) Glycymerididae

Pectunculus minor Lea, 1833, p. 77, pl. 3, fig. 54; not Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7 = P. declivis; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 389 under P. declivis Conrad; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 195, pl.
23, fig. 30 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 17 as deltoideus see under
P. trigonella; Harris, 1895b, p. 28

Not Pectunculus minor Lea, Conrad, 1865a, p. 12 see under Limopsis
declivis (Conrad)

Glycymeris minor Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 606

Glycymeris trigonella minor (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 49, pl. 21 (not
pl. 20 as in text), figs. 3, 6, 7 (not 6 on expl. of pl.); Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 427, 428

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr., Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). LA.: Bienvillle Par., Hammetts Branch; Lincoln Par.,
Ruston well (Harris)

Type.—Possible holotype, No. 5328 ANSP, Lea Coll.

Glycymeris trigonella wautubbeana Harris
See Glycymeris wautubbeana Harris

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 155

Glycymeris wautubbeana Harris Glycymerididae

Glycymeris trigonella var. wautubbeana Harris, 1919, p. 50, pl. 21,
figs. 5, 5a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 428

Glycymeris wautubbeana Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 60, pl. 5, figs. 14-16

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 541, 542 PRI

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae
Axinea [sic] subaustralis d’Orbigny, Weller, 1907, p. 414, pl. 35, figs.
7, 8. Not d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 243

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm.
Locality.—_N. J.: Monmouth Co., near Deal
Type.—Figured specimen unknown

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae

Glycymeris cf. anteparilis Kellum, Harris, 1951, p. 16, pl. 7, figs. 4-7

cf. to species from Miocene, Silverdale, Onslow Co., N. C. (Kellum,
1926, p. 35); Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 421

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Clinchfield Quarry, W. side Pennsyl-
vania Cement Corporation

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24472, 24473, 24474 PRI

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae
Glycymeris arctatus cookei Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 17, pl. 7, fig. 12;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 421
This shell belongs to the group of G. arctata (Conrad), 1848 Oligocene
and G. cookei Dall, 1916 Miocene

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” Ocala gr.

Locality GA.: Dougherty Co., E. side of Flint R. just below dam
at junc. with Kinchefoonee Cr., near Albany
Type.—Figured specimen No. 24479 PRI

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae
Glycymeris sp. Gardner, 1945, p. 133
Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Maverick Co., 3 mi. W. of Farias ranch
house on south ranch road
Type.—Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae
Glycymeris sp., Gardner, 1945, p. 133

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Maverick Co., USGS Sta. 11754, 27 mi. SE.
Eagle Pass

Type.—Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Glycymeris sp. Glycymerididae
Pectunculus sp., Harris, 1896, p. 53, pl. 4, fig. 3; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 673 [not Ala. as on p. 673 see localities]

156 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., 1% mi. SW. of Palmer’s Mill;
between Snow Hill and Allentown at “Hamburg”; 4 mi. W. of
Graveyard Hill. GA.: Clay Co., uppermost layer Ft. Gaines.
TENN.: Hardeman Co., 5 mi. S. Crainesville (specimen figured,
Harris, 1896)

Type.—Figured specimen lost prior to 1937 PRI

Goodallia ? americana Dall
See Astarte (Goodallia 2?) americana Dall

Goodallia nana (Lea)
See Microstagon nana (Lea)

Gouldia perdita Conrad, 1865a, p. 10 nomen nudum [error]
See Crassinella pygmaea (Conrad)

Gouldia pygmaea Conrad
See Crassinella pygmaea (Conrad)

Grateloupia moulinsi var. symetrica de Gregorio
See Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad)

Gratelupia [Grateloupia*] (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea Hydana Conrad, 1838b, p. 36, not pl. 19, fig. 2 as in text
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 58, pl. 20, fig. 3); Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99 Hydiana; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 381;
Harris, 1895b, p. 22

Gratelupia Moulinsii Lea, 1833, p. 59, pl. 2, fig. 33; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 8 = Cytherea hydana Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
100; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 381; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 221, pl. 34, fig.
33 copy Lea; figs. 28-32 var. symetrica = young of G. hydana,
Harris, 1919, p. 201; Harris, 1895b, p. 29 (= C. hydana Conrad)

Cytheriopsis hydana (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Conrad, 1865c,
p. 146; Tryon, 1884b, p. 179, pl. 115, fig. 29

Meretrix Dalli Cossmann, 1893, p. 11, pl. 1, figs. 9, 10 not Meretrix
dalli Dickerson, 1914 = “Pitaria ?” praenominata G. D. Hanna,
1924

Grateloupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad), Dall, 1902, p. 348; Dall,
1903a, p. 1289; Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 106, pl. 21, figs. 17, 18, 23, 26,
27; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 430

Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 152, pl.
47, figs. 12, 13, 18a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 430

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

re
Tacaliti) A INteahe Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Holotype, ANSP, see Palmer, 1927, p. 107; missing 1962,
Moore, 1962, p. 65; Meretrix dalli Cossmann, holotype, No.
11639, Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

*Gratelupia as written by Desmoulins, 1828, Bull. Hist. Nat. Soc.
Linn. Bordeaux, 2 (12), p. 236. Following D’Orbigny, 1852, p. 74 “Grat-
teloupia”; Hoernes, 1870, p. 149, name corrected to Grateloupia_to
conform to spelling of Grateloup for whom it certainly was named. The
question is whether to consider the spelling a lapis and correct the
generic spelling or to follow the original spelling as authors have done.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 157

Gratelupia Moulinsii Lea
See Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad)

Gryphaea bryanii (Gabb)
See Ostrea bryani Gabb

Gryphaea Bryani var. precedens Whitfield
See Ostrea bryani Gabb

Gryphaea convexa (Say)
See Ostrea convexa Say

Gryphaea pitcheri Morton, White, 1882
See Ostrea (Ostrea) pulaskensis (Harris)

Gryphaea plicatella Morton
See Gryphaeostrea vomer plicatella (Morton)

Gryphaea thirsae Gabb
See Odontogryphaea thirsae (Gabb)

Gruphaea vesicularis Lamarck, Whitfield, 1885
See Ostrea sp.

Gryphaea vomer Morton
See Gryphaeostrea vomer (Morton)

Gryphaea vomer Morton, Safford, 1869
See Ostrea (Ostrea) pulaskensis Harris

Gryphaeostrea vomer (Morton) Ostreidae

Gryphaea vomer Morton, 1828b, p. 83; Morton, 1828c, p. 198; Morton,
1830a, p. 283; Morton, 1830b, p. 250, pl. 3, figs. 1, 2; Morton, 1834,
p. 54, pl. 9, fig. 5; Conrad, 1835b, p. 386; Conrad, 1842b, p. 172;
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 100

Ostrea vomer (Morton), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 178, pl. 19, fig. 7 copy
Morton

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) subeversa Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 672 in part

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton), Clark and Martin, 1901, p.
193 in part, pl. 50, figs. 4, 4a; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 397 in
part, pl. 155, figs. 1, 2 copy Clark and Martin

Gryphaeostrea vomer (Morton), Weller, 1907, p. 455, pl. 44, figs. 10,
11; Gardner, 1935, p. 135; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 14, pl. 1,
figs. 1, 2 copies Clark, 1916, Cretaceous, figs. 3, 4 copies Morton,
1830b, fig. 6; Richards, 1950, p. 15, fig. 62g; Richards in Richards,
et al., 1958 p. 118, pl. 21, fig. 3

Complete Cretaceous synonymy is not given.

Range.—Upper Cretaceous. Paleocene. Aquia fm.; Hornerstown
fm. (type); Kincaid fm. (reworked), Midway gr. Lower Eocene.
Vincentown fm.; Manasquan fm.

Localities.—N. J.: Ocean Co., New Egypt (type); Monmouth Co.,
Hornerstown; Burlington Co., Vincentown; Camden Co., Clemen-
ton; Gloucester Co., Sewell. MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper
Marlboro. N. C.: Halifax Co., rd. cut on highway 258, about 2
mi. E. of Thelma. TEXAS: Travis Co., ford on Wilbarger Cr.,
S. of Littig; % mi. E. of Travis-Bastrop Co. line on Austin-
Bastrop rd.; Caldwell Co., 5 mi. NW. of Lytton Springs;
Guadalupe Co., on E. facing slope of the San Marcos R. valley,
¥% mi. N. of Staples

Type.—Holotype, No. 16167 ANSP

158 BULLETIN 218

Gryphaeéostrea vomer plicatella (Morton) Ostreidae
Gryphaea plicatella Morton, 1833a, p. 293; Morton, 1833b, pl. 9, fig.
4; Morton, 1834, p. 55, pl. 9, fig. 4
Gryphostrea [sic] eversa (Deshayes), Conrad, 1866a, p. 3 in part, Miss.
Ostrea (Gryphacostrea) subversa Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 681 in part
Gryphaeostrea vomer var. plicatella (Morton), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 16, pl. 1, figs. 5, 7-13; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 431

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)
Localities—ALA.: “overlying limestone in Alabama” (type).
MISS.: Clarke Co., 2-3 mi. E. of Shubuta; Choctaw Co., S. of
Silas-Waynesboro road, 5 mi. west of Silas
Type.—Missing ANSP
Gryphostrea [sic] eversa “(Deshayes)” [Melleville] Conrad, 1866a

See Ostrea subeversa Conrad
See Gryphaeostrea vomer plicatella (Morton)

Halonanus (Trinacriella) cossmanni (Dall)
See Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall)

Halonanus decisus (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)

Halonanus declivis (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad)

Halonanus (Trinacriella) ellipsis (Lea)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea)

Halonanus (Trinacriella) perplanus (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

Halonanus pulcher (Gabb)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) sabinica (Harris)
See also Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)

Halonanus pulchrus (Gabb)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)

“Here” (or Lucina) dolabra Conrad, Chavan
See Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad

Here cf. wacissana (Dall)
See Lucina sp.

Here sp.
See Lucina sp.

Hindsiella donacia Dall
See Hindsiella faba donacia Dall

Hindsiella faba Meyer Sportellidae
Hindsiella faba Meyer, 1886b, p. 82, pl. 1, fig. 25; Dall, 1899, p. 882;
Dall, 1900, p. 11386; Harris, 1919, p. 106, pl. 37, fig. 5 copy Meyer
Kellia faba (Meyer), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 211, pl. 30, fig. 16 copy
Meyer; Cossmann, 1893, p. 12

Range—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638848 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 159

Hindsiella faba donacia Dall Sportellidae
Hindsiella donacia Dall, 1899, p. 882 listed only
Hindsiella (faba var. ?) donacia Dall, 1900, p. 1136, pl. 45, fig. 12;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 315; Harris, 1919, p. 106, pl. 37, fig. 6
copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality — ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 155757 USNM

Hippagus isocardioides Lea
See Crenella isocardioides (Lea)

Hormomya hamatoides (Call) Mytilidae
Mytilus hamatoides Call, 1891, p. 202, text fig.
Mytilus (Hormomya) hamatoides Call, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 40,
pl. 10, figs. 7-9; Wilbert, 1953, p. 98 (as Harmomya sic), p. 122;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 578

Range.—Upper Eocene. ? Upper Jackson gr. (type)

Locality—ARK.: St. Francis Co., Little Crow Cr., 2 mi. E. of
Forrest City (type)

Type.—Unknown

Idonearca medians Whitfield
See Cucullaea vulgaris Morton

Isocardia conradi Gabb
See Glossus ? conradi (Gabb)

Isocardia mediavia Harris
See Glossus mediavia (Harris)

Isognomon cornelliana (Harris) Isognomonidae

Perna cornelliana Harris, 1896, p. 48, pl. 3, figs. 2, 3; Dall, 1898b,
p. 668; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 676

Cf. Melina sp. Dall, 1898b, p. 667 “‘one fossil Melina is reported from
the Gulf tertiaries in the lowest Eocene”.

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.
Locality.—_ALA.: Barbour Co., RR. cut 1 144 mi. NE. of Clayton

(type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 52, 53 PRI

Jupiteria (Ledina) jonesi Gardner Nuculanidae
Yoldia eborea (Conrad), Harris, 1896, p. 56 in part. Not Leda eborea
Conrad, 1860
Not Leda (Ledina) smirna Dall, 1898b, pp. 578, 580 as in Gardner,
1929, p. 427
Leda (Ledina) jonesi Gardner, 1929, pp. 427, 428, fig. 1 (2 views)

Range.—Paleocene. Sucarnoochee cl. (type), Porters Creek fm.,
upper Midway gr.

Locality —ALA., Sumter Co., Black Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type),
sec; 12,5, [11]. T. 16, N.. ask We.

Type.—Holotype, No. 371067 USNM

160 BULLETIN 218

Jupiteria (Ledina) smirna Dall Nuculanidae

Leda eborea Conrad, 1860, p. 295, pl. 47, fig. 26; not Nucula eborea
Conrad, 1846a, p. 24 = N. concentrica Say, 1824b, p. 141

Yoldia eborea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4;
Harris, 1896, p. 56, pl. 4, fig. 7; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 379, pl.
146, fig. 36 copy Harris, 1896; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 983

Leda (Yoldia) eborea Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 187, pl. 22, fig. 37
type; ? Harris, 1894b, p. 42

Leda(Ledina) smirna Dall, 1898b, pp. 578, 580; Gardner, 1935, p. 121,
pl..6,. fig. i

Jupiteria smirna (Dall), Stewart, 1930, pp. 53, 54

Ledina smirna Dall, Gardner, 1945, p. 44, pl. 4, fig. 4

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point
fm., upper Midway gr.; Matthews Ldg. mem. (type), Porters
Creek fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Showalter Coll. = Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg.
ae gardner, 1935, p. 122 (type). TEXAS: See Gardner, 1935,

p.
Type.—Lost [Showalter Coll.], Gardner, 1935, p. 122

Katherinella smithvillensis Stenzel and Krause Veneridae

Katherinella smithvillensis Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 135, pl. 16, figs. 4-6, 15, 16 and text fig. 21

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type) Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.; Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.; ? Wheelock
mem. and (?) Landrum mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., bluff on right bank of Colorado
R. at Smithville (type); Brazos Co., ? mouth of Little Brazos
R.; Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.; ? Houston Co.,
Hurricane Bayou

Types.—Holotype, No. 20540 BEG (figs. 4, 5); paratypes, No.
20543 BEG (fig. 6), No. 20544 BEG (figs. 15, 16)

Katherinella ? texitrina Stenzel and Krause Veneridae

Katherinella ? texitrina Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 138, pl. 16, figs. 11-14; pl. 22, figs. 15, 16

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (55 feet from top), middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Houston Co., bluff on left bank Trinity R.,
0.85 mi. air-line distance N. of Alabama Ferry

Types.—Holotype, No. 20567 BEG (pl. 22, figs. 15, 16); paratypes
No. 20566 BEG (pl. 16, figs. 11, 12); No. 20568 BEG (pl. 16,
figs. 18, 14)

Katherinella trigoniata (Lea) Pl. 2, figs. 4,5 Veneridae

Cytherea trigoniata Lea, 1833, p. 67, pl. 2, fig. 44; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
99; de Gregorio, 1899, p. 218, pl. 34, figs. 15-20; not figs. 14a, b= C.
hatchetigbeensis Aldrich; fig. 21 copy trigoniata Lea; fig. 22 copy
minima Lea; Harris, 1895b, p. 46

Cytherea minima Lea, 1833, p. 68, pl. 2, fig. 45; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
99; Harris, 1895b, p. 28; Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 214

Venus trigonata [sic] (Lea), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380 in part

Dione discoidalis Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7. Not C.
discoidalig Conrad, 1833b, p. 37 (Harris reprint, 18938, pl. 20, fig. 2)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 161

Meretrix minima (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 10

Meretrix aequorea trigoniata (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 10

Meretrix trigoniata (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 146, pl. 47, figs. 1-3;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata (Lea), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 41,
pl. 8, figs. 27, 32; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 707

Pelecyora trigoniata (Lea), Stewart, 1930, p. 237

Pitar trigoniata (Lea), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 95, pl. 21, figs. 4,
5; Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, fig. 9; Wilbert, 1953, p. 123, pl. 2, figs.
3a, 3b, Arkansas; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 694, 695

Rethennelic trigoniata (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.,
McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), uppermost
Claiborne gr. Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., and White
Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., sand (type) and* base of Clai-
borne Bluff, Alabama R.; Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R. GA.:
Clay Co., Fort Gaines; Houston Co., 2.9 mi. S. of Perry. S. C.:
Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. N. of Orangeburg. ARK.: St. Francis Co.,
Crow Creek near Forrest City; Jefferson Co., White Bluff,
Bee R.; Cleveland Co. LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery,

e -

Types.—Syntypes?, Nos. 5248, 5249 ANSP

Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris) Veneridae

? Cytherea nuttali Conrad, 1857, p. 162, pl. 4, fig. 5
Bot Caryatis exigua Conrad, 1871a, p. 201, pl. 11, fig. 3 as in Harris,
919

? Cytherea nuttallii Conrad, Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402 as in Harris, 1919

? Mysia ungulina Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402 fide Harris, 1919, p. 148.

Not Cytherea (Dione) discoidalis Conrad, Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402 as in
Harris, 1919

Meretrix trigoniata var. bastropensis Harris, 1919, p. 148, pl. 47, fig.
4, not fig. 5 see Katherinella sp., not fig. 6=Callocardia_amichel
Gardner, 1945; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 loc. 5 only. For loc. 1
see Sinodia eocaenica Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957. Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 186 ex-
plained mixture of original data; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547
see Katherinella ? sp.

Callocardia bastropensis (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 117 lectotype
designation

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata bastropensis (Harris), Palmer,
1927/1929, p. 42 in part, pl. 8, fig. 17 copy Harris, not synonymy of
P. nuttali, p. 14

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., “Bastrop River” (type) [Texas
Geol. Sur.], station 11 Devil’s Eye, Colorado R., localities mixed
in Harris, see Gardner, 1945 and Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957. See Harris, 1919, for localities listed

Type.—Lectotype, No. 407 old Texas State Mus., pl. 47, fig. 4,
Harris, 1919 selected by Gardner, 1945, p. 117. Lost fide
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957; Rodda, 1964

162 BULLETIN 218

Katherinella trinitatis Stenzel and Krause Veneridae

Katherinella trinitatis Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 187, pl. 16, figs. 7-10, and text fig. 22

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, (upper 55 feet) (type),
middle Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Houston Co., bluff on left bank of Trinity R.
at sharp but obtuse bend 0.85 mile air-line distance N. of
Alabama Ferry (type)

Types.—Holotypes, No. 20555 BEG (figs. 7, 8), paratype, No.
20556 BEG (figs. 9, 10)

Katherinella ? sp. Veneridae
Meretrix trigoniata bastropensis Harris, 1919, p. 148 in part, pl. 47,
fig. 5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547
Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata bastropensis (Harris), Palmer,
1927/1929, p. 42, pl. 8, fig. 18 copy Harris

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr. (for discussion see Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 136)

Locality—LA.: Sabine R. (see Veatch Survey, 1902, p. 129)

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 1192 PRI

Kellia faba (Meyer)
See Hindsiella faba Meyer

Kellia interstriata Aldrich Kelliidae (Lasiadae, Leptonidae, Erycinidae)
Kellia interstriata Aldrich, 1908b, p. 74, pl. 5, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., Enterprise (type)
Type.—Holotype, missing USNM, 1962

Kellia prima Aldrich
See Bornia prima (Aldrich)

Kelliella ? aldrichi Gardner Kelliellidae
Kellielia ? aldrichi Gardner, 1935, p. 178, pl. 16, figs. 7, 8

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point
fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Localities -TEXAS: Williamson Co., Dry Brushy Creek, 6 mi. S.
of Thrall, USGS Sta. 10420 (type); Bastrop Co., directly above
bridge over Cedar Creek bridge on Austin-Red Rock rd.;
Colorado R., 4 mi. below Webberville; Caldwell Co., Bur. Ec.
Cook. Station 12, 4.6 mi. NW. of Lockhart; 1.9 mi. N. of Lock-

art

Type.—Holotype, No. 370993 USNM

Kelliella boettgeri Meyer Kelliellidae

Kelliella ? boettgeri Meyer, 1886b, p. 83, pl. 3, figs. 15, 15a; not
Aldrich, 1886, p. 49; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 211

Kelliella Boettgeri Meyer, Dall, 1900, p. at

Kellyella Boettgeri Meyer, Cossmann, 1893, 13

Kelliella boettgeri Meyer, Harris, 1920, p. 10, plat, sate 16-18, text
fig 7; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 83, pl. 19, figs. » 6a: Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 989

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 163

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.

Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)

Types.—Syntypes, figs. 15, 15a, No. 638850; fig. 15a [top] No.
638851 USNM

Kelliella ? evansi Gardner Kelliellidae
Kelliella ? evansi Gardner, 1935, p. 177, pl. 16, figs. 5, 6

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem, (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Locality—TEXAS: Uvalde Co., 1 foot above bed of Frio R. just
above trail from Bob Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary USGS Sta. No.
11767 (type)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 370915 USNM

Kellyella
See Kelliella

Kummelia americana (Gabb) Gastrochaenidae

Gastrochaena Americana Gabb, 1860d, p. 3938, pl. 68, fig. 20; Whitfield,
1885, p. 208 in part, pl. 26, figs. 17, 18; Meek, 1864, p. 15; Johnson,
1905, p. 18; Weller, 1907, p. 649, pl. 73, fig. 13

Polorthus americanus (Gabb), Gabb, 1862b, p. 367 in part; Meek,
1864, p. 16; Stoliczka, 1871, pp. xv, 15 Polarthus [sic]; Gabb, 1872,
p. 259 in part, pl. 8, fig. 8

Kummelia americana (Gabb), Stephenson, 1937, p. 61, text figs. 1-8
type species Kummelia, Stephenson, 1937

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm.
(type)

Localities.—N. J.: Timber Creek (type), border between Camden
and Gloucester Cos.; Ocean Co., Crosswicks Cr, 0.7 mi. N. by W.
of New Egypt; Burlington Co. (Gabb). MD.: Prince Georges
Co., rd. cut just E. of West Branch of Patuxent R., 34 mi. W.
of Oak Grove, 2.6 mi. W. of Leeland

Types.—Syntypes, No. 13403 ANSP

Kymatox Stenzel and Krause, 1957
See Pteropsella Vokes, 1956

Kymatox lapidosus (Conrad)
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Kymatox papyrius (Conrad)
See Pteropsella papyria (Conrad)

Kymatox praelapidosus Stenzel and Krause
See Pteropsella praelapidosa (Stenzel and Krause)

Laevicardium gardnerae Cooke Cardiidae
Cardium (Laevicardium) gardnerae Cooke, 1926b, p. 138, figs. 17a, b
Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.
LocalityMISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson, Moodys Branch (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 353953 USNM

164 BULLETIN 218

Laevicardium (Dinocardium) levyi Richards Cardiidae
Cardium (Dinocardium) levyi Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953,
p.OL pl. da tie ed

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.

Locality.—FLA.: Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits of
town of Gulf Hammock just SW. of State Road 55 SW. Y% sec.
34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. I-7568 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Laevicardium (Dinocardium) palmerae (Harbison) Cardiidae
Cardium palmerae Harbison, 1944, p. 5, pl. 2, fig. 7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
fide Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20

Locality.—S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 16164 ANSP

Latiarca gigantea (Conrad)
See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad

Latiarca idonea Conrad

See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad
Latiarca onochela Rogers and Rogers

See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad

Latiarca transversa (Rogers and Rogers)
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Leda acala Dall
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) acala (Dall)

Leda adrana ? lisbonensis Aldrich
See Nuculana magna lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Leda aequalis (Conrad)
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Leda albaria (Conrad)
See Nuculana albaria (Conrad)

Leda albirupina Harris
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) albirupina (Harris)

Leda (Adrana) aldrichiana Harris
See Adrana aldrichiana Harris

Leda aldrichiana (Harris) 1897b, 1899b, “var.” ,
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana sabinetownensis (Barry)

Leda atakta Gardner
See Saccella atakta (Gardner)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN

Leda bastropensis Harris
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) bastropensis (Harris)

Leda bella (Conrad)
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)
Leda bella Conrad var.
See Nuculana “bella (Conrad) var.”

Leda Brongnarti (Lea)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Leda calcarensis (Conrad)
See Nuculana calearensis (Conrad)

Leda carolinensis (Conrad)
See Nuculana carolinensis (Conrad)

Leda catasarca Dall
See Saccella catasarca (Dall)

Leda claibornensis (Conrad)
See Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad)

Leda cliftonensis Clark and Martin
See Nuculana cliftonensis (Clark and Martin)

Leda coelata (Conrad)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Leda coelatella Van Winkle
See Nuculana coelatella (Van Winkle)

Leda coelatoides Harris
See Nuculana (Hilgardia) coelatoides (Harris)

Leda compsa Gabb
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) compsa (Gabb)

Leda corpulentoides (Aldrich)
See Nuculana corpulentoides (Aldrich)

Leda corpulentoides (Aldrich) “var.”
See Nuculana corpulentoides (Aldrich) “var.”

Leda crassiparva Harris
See Nuculana crassiparva (Harris)

Leda cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)
See Nuculana cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)

Leda eborea Conrad, 1860
See Jupiteria (Ledina) smirna Dall

165

166 BULLETIN 218

Leda elongatoidea Aldrich

See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich)

See also Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea Aldrich “var.” Harris,
1897b in part

See also Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana (Harris)

See also Calorhadia (Litorhadia) acala (Dall)

Leda elongatoidea Aldrich “var.” Harris, 1896
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) elongatoidea (Aldrich) “var.”

Leda eoa Gardner
See Nuculana eoa (Gardner)

Leda houstonia Harris
See Nuculana trivitate (Gardner)
See also Calorhadia houstonia (Harris)

Leda improcera (Conrad)
See Nuculana improcera (Conrad)
See also Nuculana parilis (Conrad) “var.”

Leda jewetti Gardner
See Nuculana jewetti (Gardner)

Leda kittensis Harris
See Nuculana kittensis (Harris)

Leda linifera (Conrad)
See Nuculana linifera (Conrad)

Leda lisbonensis Aldrich
See Nuculana magna lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Leda magna (Lea)
See Nuculana magna (Lea)

Leda magna lisbonensis Aldrich
See Nuculana magna lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Leda magnopsis Harris
See Nuculana magnopsis (Harris)

Leda marieana Aldrich
See Nuculana marieana (Aldrich)

Leda mater Meyer
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia ?) mater (Meyer)

Leda media (Lea)
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Leda micronata [sic] Conrad
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 167

Leda milamensis Harris, 1895a not 1896
See Nuculana milamensis (Harris)

Leda milamensis Harris, 1896, not 1895a
See Nuculana hannahae Palmer and Brann, new name

Leda mucronata Conrad, 1854, p. 29
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)

Leda multilineata Conrad
See Nuculana (Hilgardia) multilineata (Conrad)

Leda opulenta (Conrad)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad)

Leda opulenta compsa Gabb
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) compsa (Gabb)

Leda opulenta hammetti Harris
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) hammetti (Harris)

Leda ozarkola Harris
See Nuculana ozarkola (Harris)

Leda parilis (Conrad)
See Nuculana parilis (Conrad)

Leda parva (Rogers and Rogers)

See Saccella parva (Rogers and Rogers)
See also Saccella robusta (Aldrich)

Leda pharcida Dall
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall)

Leda pistorupis Harris
See Calorhadia pistorupis (Harris)

Leda plana (Lea)
See Nuculana plana (Lea)

Leda plicata (Lea)
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)

Leda potomacensis Clark and Martin
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) potomacensis (Clark and Martin)

Leda protexta (Conrad), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 82. Not
Nuculana protexta Conrad, 1865c. Not Gabb, 1860a.
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) potomacensis (Clark and Martin)

Leda protexta (Conrad), 1865c
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall)

Leda protexta Gabb, 1860a, p. 308. Cretaceous

168 BULLETIN 218

Leda protexta Gabb, 1860d, p. 397, not Gabb, 1860a, p. 303
See Nuculana saffordana (Harris)

Leda pulcherrima (Lea)
See Nuculana plana (Lea)

Leda quercollis Harris
See Saccella quercollis (Harris)

Leda regina-jacksonis Harris
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris)

Leda robusta Aldrich
See Saccella robusta (Aldrich)

Leda saffordana Harris
See Nuculana saffordana (Harris)

Leda semen (Lea)
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)

Leda semenoides Aldrich
See Calorhadia semenoides (Aldrich)

Leda (Ledina) smirna Dall
See Jupiteria (Ledina) smirna Dall

Leda subtrigona (Conrad)
See Nuculana subtrigona (Conrad)

“Leda (Nuculana) subtrigona Con. ? S. Carolina” label in ANSP
fide Harris, 1919
See Calorhadia houstonia (Harris)

Leda trivitate Gardner
See Nuculana trivitate (Gardner)

Leda trumani Harris
See Nuculana trumani (Harris)

Leda tysoni Clark and Martin
See Nuculana tysoni (Clark and Martin)

Leda vanuxemi Dall
See Nuculana vanuxemi (Dall)

Leda wautubbeana Harris
See Nuculana wautubbeana (Harris)

Leda, n. sp. Gardner, 1935
See Nuculana sp.

Leda (Saccella), n.sp. Gardner, 1935
See Saccella sp.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 169

Leda sp. Aldrich, 1886
See Saccella robusta (Aldrich)

Ledina jonesi Gardner
See Jupiteria (Ledina) jonesi Gardner

Ledina smirna (Dall)
See Jupiteria (Ledina) smirna Dall

Ledina sp. Nuculanidae

Nuculana sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 60, pl. 14, figs. 9-11 section

Ledina; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 609, 610; No. 4239=figs. 9, 10;
No. 4240=fig. 11 [not as on pp. 609, 610]

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (Harris, 1902, in Harris,
Veatch and Pacheco, pp. 25, 273)
it Oc Hardin Co., Sour Lake well, 1500 ft., SE.
exas %
Type.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4239, 4240 PRI

Lembulus coelatus (Conrad)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Lepton alabamiensis Aldrich
See Sportella alabamiensis (Aldrich)

Lepton vaughani Aldrich Leptonidae
Lepton vaughani Aldrich, 1908b, p. 76, pl. 5, fig. 12

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639059 USNM

Leuroactis Stewart, 1930, described as section
See Venericardia pilsbryi Stewart

Lima (Ctenoides) bastropensis Stenzel and Twining Limidae

Lima (Ctenoides) bastropensis Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 90, pl. 8, figs. 4, 5

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: eastern Bastrop Co., bluff on left bank of
Pinoak Cr. next to county road leading N. to Center Union
School, 800 ft. N. of right-angle turn of Smithville-Winchester
rd., 0.5 mi. S. of Center Union School and 0.6 mi. SW. of Center
Union Church, 4.5 mi. by rd. NW. of Winchester (Bur. Ec.
Geol. loc No. 11-T-70)

Type.—Holotype (left valve), No. 20642 BEG

Lima dumosa (Morton), d’Orbigny, 1850
See Spondylus dumosus (Morton)

Lima (Ctenoides) harrisiana Aldrich Limidae
Lima harrisiana Aldrich, 1910b, p. 74, pl. 4, figs. 10, 11; not Harris
1919, p. 29, pl. 16, fig. 1, 2; Teppner, 1914, p. 25; Harris, 1951, p.

12; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 494

170 BULLETIN 218

-_

Lima (Ctenoides) harrisiana Aldrich, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 90

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)
Types.—Syntype fig. 10, No. 689107 USNM;; fig. 11 missing

Lima harrisiana Aldrich, Harris, 1919
See Lima sp.

Lima (Limatulella) ozarkana Harris Limidae
Lima ozarkana Harris, 1897b, p. 48, pl. 6, fig. 12; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 495
Lima (Mantellum) ozarkana Harris, Dall, 1898b, p. 769
Lima (Limatulella) ozarkana Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 90

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Dale Co., Ozark, R.R. cut just beneath the
Buhrstone (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 222 PRI

Lima (Limatulella) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Limidae

Lima (Limatulella) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 88, pl. 8, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.

(type)
Type.—Holotype (an incomplete double-valve individual), No.
20643 BEG
Lima (Limatulella) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining Limidae

Lima (Limatulella) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 88, pl. 8, fig. 13

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. [Bur.
Econ. Geol. loc. no. 11-T-2]

Type.—Holotype (left valve), No. 20638 BEG

Lima (Ctenoides) tricinta Harris Limidae
Lima tricinta Harris, 1951, p. 11, pl. 5, fig. 6; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 495

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Dougherty Co., Armena Lime Mine, 10 mi. W. of
Albany (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 24458 PRI

Lima vicksburgiana Dall Limidae

Lima vicksburgiana Dall, 1898b, p. 765, pl. 35, fig. 20; Schuchert,

et al., 1905, p. 355; Harris, 1951, p. 11, pl. 5, figs. 7, 8; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 495

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 171

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., Johnson’s lime-sink (type); [?] Co.,
La Penotiére’s hammock near Orient (Dall); Marion Co.,
Ocala Lime Rock Corp., abandoned quarry east of Kendrick
(Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 107795 USNM

Lima sp. Limidae

Lima harrisiana Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p. 29, pl. 16, figs. 1, 2; Stenzel,

Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 91; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 494.
Not Aldrich, 1910b, p. 74

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—LA.: Winn Par., Atlanta Rd. 6 mi. W. of Winnfield,

“SE. of the so-called Marble Quarry” [Harris, 1919, p. 29]
Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 465, 466, PRI

Lima sp. ‘ Limidae
Lima sp. Harris, 1951 [no page], pl. 6, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 495

Range.—Upper Eocene. ‘Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.
Locality.—FLA.: Marion Co., Dixie Lime Products Co., Reddick
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24461 PRI

Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad) Limopsidae

Pectunculus aviculoides Conrad, 1833c, p. 39 (Harris reprint, 1893
p. 65); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389; Harris, 1895b, p. 6

Pectunculus obliqua Lea, 1833, p. 78, pl. 3, fig. 57; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7=P. aviculoides Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104
[as oliqua]; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389 under P. aviculoides; Harris,
1895b, p. 31

Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad), Conrad, 1860, p. 297, pl. 47, fig. 12;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 88; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 193, pl. 23, auriculoides [sic] fig. 29 copy Conrad;
Dall, 1898b, p. 605; Harris, 1919, p. 36, in part, pl. 18, figs. 6, 7
(figs. 1, 3-5=var. mauricensis) fig. 2 var.; Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 51, pl. 12, fig. 17 (same as Harris, 1919, pl. 18, fig..7);
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 496

Pectunculus Broderipti Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 193 in part, pl. 24
(not pl. 34 as in text), only fig. 6 copy Lea P. obliqua

Limopsis obliqua (Lea), Cossmann, 1898, p. 16

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30538 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 41. P.
obliqua holotype, No. 5377 ANSP fide Harris, 1946

Limopsis aviculoides mauricensis Harris Limopsidae
Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 36 in part, pl. 18, figs.
1, 3-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 495
Limposis aviculoides var. mauricensis Harris in Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 61, pl. 12, figs. 18, 19 (same as Harris, 1919, pl. 18, figs. 3,
4); Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 496

172 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice (type)
Types.—Holotype, No. 492; paratypes, Nos. 489, 491, 493 PRI

Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad) ‘“‘var.” Limopsidae

Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 36 in part, pl. 18, fig.
2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 496

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Newton Co., Hickory; Clarke Co., Wautubbee,
8 mi. NE. of Enterprise. LA.: Winn Par.; Winnfield; Sabine
Par., Sabine R., SE. corner T. 5 N., R. 13 W.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 490 PRI

Limopsis corbuloides (Conrad)
See “Pectunculus” corbuloides Conrad

Limopsis cossmanni Dall
See Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall)

Limopsis cuneus (Conrad)
See Trinacria cuneus (Conrad)

Limopsis decisus (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)
See also Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)

Limopsis declivis (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad)

Limopsis declivis (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, in part
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad) “var.”

Limopsis ellipsis (Lea)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea)

Limopsis (Trigonocallia) ledoides (Meyer)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) ledoides (Meyer)

Limopsis obliqua (Lea)
See Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad)

Limopsis pectuncularis (Lea)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) pectuncularis (Lea)

Limopsis perplana Cossmann, 18938, not Conrad
See Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall)

Limopsis perplanus (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

Limopsis pulcher (Gabb), Heilprin, 1891a, p. 403
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)
See also under Pachecoa (Pachecoa) microcancellata (Barry)

Limopsis quihi Gardner Limopsidae
Limopsis quihi Gardner, 1935, p. 124, pl. 6, figs. 5-8

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr.

SSS eee a

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN __ 173

Localities —_TEXAS: Medina Co., USGS Sta. 11876, 1 mi. E. of
Quihi (type); USGS Sta. 11770 Hondo R. bed, 1 mi. NE. of
New Fountain; Uvalde Co., USGS Stas. 6279 and 11765, 11 mi.
S. of Sabinal and a few hundred yds. S. of junction of Elm Cr.
with Sabinal Cr. on Schuddemagen ranch

Type.—Holotype, No. 370905 USNM

Limopsis radiata Meyer Limopsidae

Limopsis radiatus Meyer, 1885a, p. 459; Meyer, 1886b, p. 80, pl. 3, figs.
17, 17a; Cossmann, 1893, p. 16; Dall, 1898b, p. 605; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 51, pl. 12, figs. 18-16; pl. 13, figs. 1, 2; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 497

Not Pectunculus Broderipii radiatus de Gregorio, 1890, p. 194, pl. 24
(not 34 as in text), figs. 15, 16

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Town Cr., Jack-
son. LA.: Caldwell Par., Gibson Ldg., Ouachita R.: Bunker Hill
Ldg., Ouachita R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638696 USNM. Specimen labeled type;
“type lot” on label.

Limopsis trigonella (Conrad)
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Limopsis sp. Limopsidae
Limopsis sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 125

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point
fm,. upper Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Birch Co., glauconitic red sand below rock
ledge, directly above bridge over Cedar Creek on Austin-Red
Rock road USGS Sta. 12109; right bank Colorado R., 4 mi. be-
low Webberville, USGS Sta. 5280

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Linearia ? divaricata Johnson
See Sportella ? divaricata (Johnson)

Linga ? (Cavilinga) amica (de Gregorio) Lucinidae

Lucina amica de Gregorio, 1890, p. 204, pl. 28, figs. 1, 2; Dall, 1903a,

p. 1364 in part; Harris, 1919, p. 111, pl. 37, figs. 22, 23 copy de
Gregorio, questions the specimen from Claiborne

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr. (locality questionable, Harris)

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
(locality questionable)

Type.—Holotype, lost, formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. of Paler-
mo, Palermo, Sicily

Linga carinifera (Conrad) Lucinidae
Lucina carinifera Conrad, 18338c, p. 40 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 66) ;
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 402, pl. 4,
fig. 15; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386; Tuomey,
1858, p. 266; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; de Gregorio, 1890, Dp. 204, pl. 29,
fig. 9 copy L. cornuta Lea; fig. "10 copy Conrad; Cossmann, 1893,

174 BULLETIN 218

p. 11 Linga; Harris, 1895b, p. 10; Harris, 1919, p. 114, pl. 37, fig.
25 copy Conrad; fig. 26 copy L. cornuta Lea; figs, 27-29; Stewart,
1930, p. 178 type species new section Quasilucina; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 504, 505

Lucina cornuta Lea, 1833, p. 56, pl. 1, fig. 29; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7 (=L. carinifera); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; Harris, 1895b,
p. 13 (=L. carinifera Conrad)

Cyclas carinifera (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Phacoides (Here) carinifera (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1864 includes
Lucina cornuta Lea

Linga carinifera (Conrad), Chavan, 1937, pp. 148-151, Quasilucina
Stewart, 19830=Linga de Gregorio, 1885, p. 217

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 30521 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 45

Linga hamata (Dall) Lucinidae

Phacoides (Here) hamatus Dall, 1903a, p. 1364, pl. 50, fig. 9; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 496; Chavan, 1937, pp. 148, 149= ? Linga
carinifera (Conrad)

Lucina hamatus (Dall), Harris, 1919, p. 112, pl. 37, fig. 24 copy Dall,
questions locality

“Phacoides” hamatus Dall, Stewart, 1930, p. 178

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (upper Lisbon fm.) (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 129633 USNM

Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad) Lucinidae

Lucina pomilia Conrad, 18338c, p. 40, (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 66);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 402, pl. 4, fig.
17; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386 as pumilia;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; not Aldrich, 1886, p. 57; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
206, pl. 29, figs. 11, 12 copies Conrad; Harris, 1895b, p. 36; Harris,
1897b, p. 70 in part, not pl. 14, figs. 38, 3a, 3b; Harris, 1919, p. 115,
pl. 38, figs. 6-11; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 510, 511

Lucina impressa Lea, 1833, p. 37, pl. 1, fig. 30; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386
under L. pumilia; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 203, pl.
28, figs. 8-9, 15 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 12 in part; Harris,
1895b, p. 22 (=L. pomilia Conrad)

Cyclas pomilia (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Cyclas impressa (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Lucina impressa var. postsulcata de Gregorio, 1890, p. 203, pl. 28,
fig. 14; Harris, 1919, p. 201 individual variation

Lucina impressa var, sublaevigata de Gregorio, 1890, p. 203, pl. 28,
figs. 10-11; Harris, 1919, p. 201 L. parilis error

Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad), Chavan, 1937, pp. 148, 149, 151,
200; Chavan, 1938, p. 217, with L. impressa Lea as var.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 175

Types.—Probable syntypes (4), No. 30524, Moore, 1962, p. 88.
Holotype L. impressa No. 5155 ANSP. Holotype L. impressa
sublaevigata de Gregorio, No. 26455 De Gregorio Coll., PRI

Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad) Lucinidae

Lucina alveata Conrad, 1833c, p. 40 (Harris reprint 1893, p. 66);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 402, pl. 4, fig.
12; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 204, pl. 28, fig. 20 copy Conrad; Harris, 1895b, p. 4

Lucina lunata Lea, 1833, p. 58, pl. 1, fig. 32; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. T=L. alveata Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; Harris,
1895b, p. 26=L. alveata Conrad

Cyclas alveata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

eee seen var. subcuneata de Gregorio, 1890, p. 203, pl. 28, figs.
12:

Lucina pomilia alveata Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 115, pl. 38, figs. 12-16;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 511

Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad), Chavan,.1937, pp. 151,
200; Chavan, 1938, p. 217

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes, L. alveata Conrad, No. 30510 ANSP
Moore, 1962, p. 37. Syntypes L. lunata Lea, Nos. 5179, 5180
ANSP. Holotype, L. impressa subcuneata de Gregorio, No. 26452
De Gregorio Coll. PRI

Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia smithi (Meyer) Lucinidae

Lucina Smithi Meyer, 1886b, p. 81, pl. 1, fig. 23; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 207, pl. 28, fig. 16 copy Meyer; not Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p.
423; pl. 168, fig. 24 copy Clark and Martin—L. whitei Clark

Lucina pomilia Conrad, Harris, 1897b, p. 70, pl. 14, figs. 3, 3a, 3b;
Brann and Kent, 1960 p. 510, Nos. 223, 224 only

Phacoides (Parvilucina) Smithi (Meyer), Dall, 1908a, p. 1381 in part

Lucina pomilia smithi Meyer, Harris, 1919, p. 114, pl. 38, figs. 1 copy
Meyer, 2-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 511

Linga (Cavilinga) pomiiia Smithi (Meyer), Chavan, 1937, p. 200

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.; Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee
fm, upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. Middle Eocene. Gosport sd.
(“type”) uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.;
Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type). VA.: Han-
over Co., Newcastle, S. side of Pamunkey R., 34-1 mi. E. of
bridge on U.S. 360

Meyer gave Claiborne [Gosport sand] as type locality. Harris stated
and illustrated that specimens from the Wilcox (Sabine) shells compare
better with Meyer’s figure.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638846 USNM

Lirodiscus jacksonensis (Meyer) Astartidae
Astarte parilis Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 2 figured
only (reprint, 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 2); Conrad, 1865a, p. 9; Conrad,
1866a, p. 23; not Astarte parilis Conrad, 1853a, p. 276 (Dall reprint,

176 BULLETIN 218

set D. 16 =Monmouth Co., N.J. Cretaceous); Hilgard in Hopkins,

p.

Astarte sulcata var. jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460 (incomplete de-
scription)

Lirodiscus Wailesii Dall, 1908a, p. 1483, pl. 57, fig. 21; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 368

Astarte (Lirodiscus) jacksonensis Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 77, pl. 18, figs. 1-5, 8-10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 93

Lirodiscus jacksonensis (Meyer), Harris, 1951, p. 20, pl 105. fies 5
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 499

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr.; Crystal R. fm., upper Ocala gr

Localities :—MISS.: Hinds Co. aired) eck aod: Moodys Branch (type).
ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Ferry, Saline R. LA.: Caldwell
Par., Gibson Ldg., Ouachita R.; Grant Par., Montgomery, Red
R. TEXAS: Sabine Co., Robinson’s Ferry, Sabine R. FLA.:
Marion Co., dump SW. of office and mill Dixie Lime Products
Co., Reddick

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 638698 USNM, “type lot” on label. Pos-
sible holotype Astarte parilis Conrad, No. 13186 ANSP Moore,
1962, p. 83. Holotype Lirodiscus wailesii Dall, No. 1566 USNM

Lirodiscus mediavia (Harris) Astartidae

Astarte smithvillensis var. mediavia Harris, 1896, p. 61 in part, pl. 5,
fig. 4

Range.—Paleocene. Matthews Ldg. beds (type), uppermost Porters
Cr. fm., upper Midway er.

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Naheola Ldg., Tombigbee R.;
Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg., Alabama R. (type locality ?)

Type.—Holotype, No. 6234 ANSP

Lirodiscus protractus (Meyer) Astartidae

Astarte protracta Meyer, 1886b, p. 80, pl. 3, figs. 18, 18a; Cossmann,
1893, p. 18; Dall, 1900, p. 1199, pl. 48, fig. 3 figured only; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 69 = Lirodiscus protractus (Meyer)

Lirodiscus protractus (Meyer), Dall, 1903a, p. 1484 in pert Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 368; Harris, 1919, p. 90, pl. 32, figs. 2, 2a copies
Meyer, fig. 3 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Enterprise “upper bed”, Meyer
(type). ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama. R. fide
Dall, 1900, p. 1199

Type. ~ Holotype, No. 638845 USNM

Lirodiscus (Crustuloides) psychopterus (Dall) Astartidae
Crassatellites (Scambula) psychopterus Dall, 1900, p. 1198, pl. 42,
figs. 8, 9 (figured only); Dall, 1903a, p. 1470; Schuchert, et al.
1905, p. 175
Lirodiscus (Crustuloides) psychopterus (Dall), Harris, 1919, p. 89, pl.
32, figs. 1, la, 1b; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 499

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type); [?] Co.,
“Johnson’s place” (location unknown)

Type.—Holotype, No. 107451 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN Mi

Lirodiscus santeensis Harbison Astartidae
Lirodiscus santeensis Harbison, 1944, p. 4, pl. 2, fig. 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
(fide Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20)

Locality.—S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.
of Moncks Corner (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 16144 ANSP

Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris) Astartidae

Astarte conradi Buckley, 1874, p. 63 fide Harris, 1895a, p. 48. Not
A. conradi Dana, 1863

Crassatella alta Conrad (young), Heilprin, 1884b, p. 38 fide Harris,
1895a, p. 48. See Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 126 =
Kymatox lapidosus (Conrad), see Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Astarte tellinoides Conrad, Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402

Astarte smithvillensis Harris, 1895a, p. 48, pl. 1, figs. 8, 8a, 9, a-c

Astarte smithvillensis Harris “var.”, Harris, 1897a, p. 475 in part,
not pl. 20, fig. 6; Harris, 1897b, p. 56, in part description and
synonymy only, not pl. 11, fig. 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 93, 94
read “figured specimens” for “syntypes”

Not Astarte smithvillensis Harris, 1899b, p. 302, pl. 53, fig. 7 see
Lirodiscus smithvillensis “var.” Harris

Lirodiscus smithvillensis (Harris), Harris, 1919, p. 89, pl. 31, figs. 17-
23; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 499

Range.—Middle Eocene. Reklaw fm., lower Claiborne gr.; Weches
fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type);
Devil’s Eye. Colorado R., 8 mi. SE. of Bastrop; Nacogdoches Co.,
15 mi. SE. of Nacogdoches; Burleson Co., Colliers Ferry, Brazos

R.
Type.—Not found 1962, Bur. Ec. Geol., Univ. of Texas

Lirodiscus smithvillensis ‘var.’ (Harris) Astartidae

Astarte smithvillensis var. Harris, 1897a, p. 475 in part, pl. 20, fig. 6;
Harris, 1897b, p. 56 in part, pl. 11, fig. 2 same as Harris, 1897a;
Harris, 1899b, p. 302, pl. 58, fig. 7 same as Harris, 1897a, and
1897b

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Dale
Co., Ozark. LA.: Sabine Par., La Nana Bayou, near Many
(Harris)

Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad) Astartidae

Astarte tellinoides Conrad, 1833a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1835a, Harris reprint, 1893, pl. 19, fig. 2; H. C.
Lea, 1849, p. 96; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 382, Tuomey, 1850, p. 148 celli-
noides sic; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 273; Conrad 1865a, p. 9; Conrad,
1866a, p. 5; not Aldrich, 1886, p..53; Harris, 1895b, p. 44

Astarte Nicklinii Lea, 1833, p. 61, pl. 2, fig. 35; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 8 = A. tellinoides Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 382 under tellinoides; Conrad, 1865a, p. 9
under tellinoides; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 199, pl. 27, figs. 6-11; fig.
12 copy Lea A. sulcata; fig. 13 copy Lea; figs. 14-19; Cossmann,
1893, p. 18; Harris, 1895b, p. 30 (= A. tellinoides Conrad)

178 BULLETIN 218

Astarte sulcata bee 1833, p. 62, pl. 2, fig. 36; Conrad, App. in Morton,
e834) ps 8 (A tellinoides Conrad) ; : H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
d’ Orbigny, 1850, p. 382 (=A. tellinoides) ; Conrad, 1865a, p: 9 under
tellinoides ; Harris, 1895b, pp. 39, 44 (= A. tellinoides Conrad)

Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad), Conrad, 1869c, p. 47; Dall, 1903a, p
1483; Dall, 1903b, p. 935; Harris, 1919, p. 90, pl. 32, figs. 4-11;
Gardner, 1945, p. 89; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 78, pl. 18, fig. 6
pemie as Harris, 1919, pl. 32, fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 499,

00
Astarte Nicklinti ebla de Gregorio, 1890, p. 199
Lirodiscus tellinoides ebla (de Gregorio), Harris, 1919, p. 200

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type); Rock Branch, near Monroeville (Tuomey)

Types. —Possible syntypes (6), No. 80563 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
101

Lirodiscus tellinoides ebla (de Gregorio)
See Lirodiscus tellinoides (Conrad)

Lirodiscus tellinoides scutellarius Harris Astartidae

Astarte (Lirodiscus) tellinoides scutellaria Harris in Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 78, pl. 18, fig. 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 500

Range.—Upper Eocene. Scutella bed (type), Jackson gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Scutella bed at Glaihorhe Bluff,
Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, ONG 4295, PRI

Lirodiscus virginianus Van Winkle Astartidae

Lirodiscus virginianus Van Winkle, 1921, p. 8, pl. 1, fig. 1; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 500

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Locality—VA.: Hanover Co., Newcastle, S. side Pamunkey R.,
34-1 mi. E. of bridge on U. S. 360 (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 295 PRI

Lirodiscus wailesti Dall ;
See Lirodiscus jacksonensis Meyer

Cf. Lirodiscus sp. Astartidae

Astarte sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 76. pl. 18, figs. 15, 16; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 94

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery Ldg., Red R
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4299 (lost) PRI

Lithodomus claibornensis Conrad
See Lithophaga claibornensis (Conrad)

Lithodomus gainesensis Harris
See Lithophaga gainesensis (Harris)

Lithodomus inflatus Whitfield
See Modiolus subinflatus (Whitfield)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 179

Lithodomus petricoloides (Lea)
See Lithophaga ? petricoloides (Lea)

Lithodomus politus Tuomey, 1848, p. 154; Harris, 1919, p. 201 nomen
nudum

Cf. Lithophaga claibornensis (Conrad) Mytilidae
Lithodomus claibornensis Conrad, 1848b, p. 132, pl. 14, fig. 7; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 185, pl. 22, fig. 3 copy Conrad; Harris, 1895b,
p. 11; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 17, pl. 5, fig. 14
Lithophaga claibornensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Conrad,
1866a, p. 5; Dall, 1898b, p. 801; Harris, 1919, p. 34, pl. 17, fig. 10
copy Aldrich, fig. 11 copy Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality.—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 30663 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 47

Lithophaga gainesensis (Harris) : Mytilidae
Lithodomus gainesensis Harris, 1896, p. 50, pl. 3, figs. 7, 7a; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 501
Lithophaga gainesensis (Harris), Dall, 1898b, p. 801, ? Botula

Range.—Paleocene. Uppermost ls. beds Midway gr. exposed at
Ft. Gaines (type)

Locality.—GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 57, 58 PRI

Lithophaga ? houstonia (Harris)
See Mauricia houstonia (Harris)

Cf. Lithophaga marylandica Clark and Martin Mytilidae

Solemya petricoloides (Lea), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 74

“Not Byssomya petricoloides Lea, 1833”, Clark and Martin, 1901, p.
186

Lithophaga marylandica Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 186, pl. 43, fig. 7

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach (type). VA.: King
George Co., Woodstock

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Lithophaga ? petricoloides (Lea) Mytilidae

Byssomia petricoloides Lea, 1833, p. 48, pl. 1, fig. 16; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 97; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 236, pl. 38, fig. 25 copy Lea; Cossmann,
1893, p. 5 genus ? Harris, 1895b, p. 34

Lithodomus petricoloides (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 184, pl. 22, figs.
6 copy Lea, figs. 7a, 7b; Cossmann, 1893, p. 17 = L. claibornenis
Conrad ?

Not Solemya petricoloides (Lea), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 74
=Cf. Lithophaga marylandica Clark and Martin

Lithophaga petricoloides (Lea), Dall, 1898b, p. 801; Harris, 1919, p. 34,
pl. 17, figs. 12, 18 copies De Gregorio

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5074 ANSP

180 BULLETIN. 218

Lithophaga sp. Mytilidae
Lithophaga sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 148

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway

gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Uvalde Co., Frio R., % and % mi. NW. of
the Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Lopha Roeding (Bolten), 1798, p. 168 is used by authors for Alec-
tryonia Fischer von Waldheim, 1807, p. 269. Same type species O.
cristigalli Linné
See Stenzel, 1947, p. 177

Loripes subvexa Conrad
See Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)
See also “Anodontia ?” augustana Gardner
See also “Lucina” sylvaerupis Harris

Loripinus ozarkanus (Harris)
See Hophysema ozarkana (Harris)

Loripinus (Eophysema) subvexa (Conrad)
See Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)

Lucina alveata Conrad
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad)

Lucina amica de Gregorio
See Linga (Cavilinga) amica (de Gregorio)

Lucina aquiana Clark
See cf. Saxolucina aquiana (Clark)

Lucina ? astartiformis Aldrich ? Lucinidae

? Lucina astartiformis Aldrich, 1897a, p. 15, pl. 5, figs. 1, la; Harris,

1897b, p. 72, pl. 14, figs. 8, 8a copy Aldrich; Clark and Martin,
1901, p. 175, pl. 37, figs. 2, 2a

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Nanjemoy fm.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type). MD.:
Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (deep cut near Chesa-
peake Beach R. R. Sta.); 1 mi. SE. of Piscataway

Type.—Holotype, No. 688997 USNM

Lucina atoma Casey Lucinidae
Lucina atoma Casey, 1902a, p. 716

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type) (or Vicksburg Oli-
gocene)

Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Kimbrels’ about 1% mi. below Mont-
gomery, Red R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes (8), No. 689011 USNM

“Lucina” bisculpta Meyer Lucinidae
Lucina bisculpta Meyer, 1886b, p. 81, pl. 1, figs. 30, 30a; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 207, pl. 28, figs. 17, ig copy Meyer; Dall, 1903a, p 1364 =
Phacoides (Here) pomilius (Conrad) in part; Cossmann, 1893, Dp. LZ

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 181

Lucina ?; Harris, 1919, p. 117, pl. 38, figs. 22, 23 copy Meyer, “var.
of L. papyracea”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 6388847 USNM

Lucina carinifera Conrad
See Linga carinifera (Conrad)

Lucina claibornensis (Conrad)
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad)

Lucina claytonia Harris
See Saxolucina claytonia (Harris)

Lucina compressa Lea
See Eomiltha pandata (Conrad)

Lucina convexa Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 118 typographical error for L.
subvexa Conrad

Lucina cornuta Lea
See Linga carinifera (Conrad)

Lucina curta (Conrad)
See Myrtea ? curta (Conrad)
See also Lucina (Callucina) uhleri Clark

Lucina dartoni Clark Lucinidae

Lucina dartoni Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 79, pl. 20, figs. 2a-c;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 175, pl. 37, figs. 3, 3a, 3b holotype

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 2%4 mi. above Popes Cr.
VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type)

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Lucina dartoni Harris, 1919, not Clark
See Hophysema ozarkana (Harris)

Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad Lucinidae

Lucina dolabra Conrad, 1833a, p. 3438; Conrad, 18338c, p. 40 (Harris
reprint 1893, p. 66); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8 [under
Cyclas|]; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; Harris, 1895b, p. 16; Harris, 1919,
p. 111, pl. 37, figs. 17-21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 506

Astarte recurva Lea, 1833, p. 61, pl. 2, fig. 34; Conrad, App, in Morton,
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386 under L.
dolabra; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 273; Harris, 1895b, p. 39 (= L.
dolabra Conrad)

Cyclas dolabra (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8 [L.]

Lucina recurva (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 202, pl. 27, figs. 36-40;
fig. 41 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 11

“Here” (or Lucina) dolabra Conrad, Chavan, 1937, p. 204

Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad, Chavan, 1937, p. 246

182 BULLETIN 218

™ Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality.x—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
TUE EE me ERO EVI syntypes (6), No. 30523 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.

Lucina fortidentalis Harris
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) fortidentalis (Harris)

Lucina (Plastomiltha) gaufia Harris
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) gaufia (Harris)

Lucina greggi Harris in part
See Sazxolucina greggi (Harris)
See also cf. Saxolucina aquiana (Clark)

Lucina hamatus (Dall)
See Linga hamatus (Dall)

Lucina impressa Lea

See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)
Lucina impressa var. postsulcata de Gregorio

See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)
Lucina impressa var. subcuneata de Gregorio

See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad)

Lucina impressa var. sublaevigata de Gregorio
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)

Lucina (Sphaerella) inflata (Lea)
See Diplodonta inflata (Lea)

Lucina (Sphaerella) inflata (Lea) var. paruminflata de Gregorio
See Diplodonta inflata (Lea)

Lucina lirata Phillips
See under Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Lucina lunata Lea
Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad)

Lucina lyrata [sic] Phillips in D’Archiac, 18438
See under Corbis lirata (Conrad)

Lucina (Pseudomiltha) megameris Dall
See Pseudomiltha megameris Dall

Lucina modesta Conrad
See Lucina (Callucina) papyracea Lea

Lucina ozarkana Harris
See Hophysema ozarkana (Harris)

Lucina (Hophysema) ozarkana ? var. Harris
See Eophysema ozarkana (Harris) ? var.

Lucina pandata Conrad
See Eomiltha pandata (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 183

Lucina (Callucina) papyracea Lea Lucinidae

Lucina papyracea Lea, 1833, p. 58, pl. 1, fig. 31; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 387;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 205, pl. 28, fig. 21 copy
Lea; figs. 22-28; Cossmann, 1893, p. 12; Harris, 1895b, p. 32; Harris,
1919, p. 116, pl. 38, figs. 17-21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 510

Lucina modesta Conrad, 1846c, p. 403, pl. 4, fig. 13; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
101; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 386; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 205, pl. 28, fig. 19 copy Conrad; Harris, 1895b, p. 28 (= L.
papyracea Lea); not Dall, 1903a, p. 1364

Cyclas modesta (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Cyclas papyracea (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 8

Lucina (Callucina) papyracea Lea, Chavan, 1937, p. 253

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 5164 ANSP see Harris 1919 p. 117. Type
Lucina modesta Conrad missing ANSP Moore, 1962p. 78

Lucina “parilis” [sic] sublaevigata de Gregorio in Harris, 1919, p. 201
error for pomilia
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)

Lucina perminuta Casey Lucinidae
Lucina perminuta Casey, 1902a, p. 716

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type) (or Vicksburg Oli-
gocene)

Locality—LA.: Grant Par., Young’s Bluff, 5 mi. below Mont-
gomery, Red R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 639012 USNM

Lucina perovata (Dall), Harris, 1951
See Lucina sp.

Lucina pomilia Conrad
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia (Conrad)

Lucina pomilia Conrad, Harris, 1897b
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia smithi (Meyer)

Lucina pomilia alveata Conrad
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia alveata (Conrad)

Lucina pomilia smithi Meyer _ ee
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia smithi (Meyer)

“Lucina” primoidea Aldrich Lucinidae
Lucina primoidea Aldrich, 1921, p. 19, pl. 2, figs. 23, 24
Range.—Paleocene. Porters Creek fm. (type), upper Midway er.

Locality —ALA.: Sumter Co., Black Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, GSATC [disintegrated]

Lucina recurva (Lea)
See Lucina (Recurvella) dolabra Conrad

Lucina rotunda Lea
See Epilucina rotunda (Lea)

184 BULLETIN 218

Liteina rotunda Lea, Aldrich, 1886
See Epilucina sp.

Lucina smithi Meyer
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia smithi (Meyer)

Lucina smithi Meyer, Shimer and Shrock, 1944; not Meyer, 1886b
See “Lucina” whitei Clark

Lucina (Myrtea ?) subcurta Harris
See Myrtea ? subcurta Harris

Lucina subvexa Conrad
See Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)

Lucina subvexa Conrad, Dall, 1903a
See Eophysema ozarkana (Harris),
See also Hophysema subvexa (Conrad)

Lucina (Loripes) subvexa Conrad, Harris, 1919
See “Anodontia ?” augustana Gardner
See also Eophysema subvexa (Conrad)
See also “Lucina” sylvaerupis Harris

Lucina (Loripes) subvexa Conrad variations Harris
See Anodontia ? augustana Gardner, 1951

The specimens figured by Harris, 1919, pl. 39, figs. 2, 4, (PRI Nos.
760, 762) have been compared with topotypes of A. augustana Gardner,
and they prove to be the same species. The specimen (PRI 760) fig. 2 is
one of several massed together and crushed in the same manner as the
majority of the individuals of A. augustana. This identification estab-
lishes the formation of the Harris specimens as Tallahatta below the
Tallahatta-Lisbon contact at Lisbon Bluff, Monroe Co., Ala., and not the
so-called “Buhrstone”’, “St. Maurice”, Lisbon fm. as indiscriminately
originally indicated. Whether this species is related to Loripes subvexa
Conrad, 1832, supposed to have come from Claiborne, cannot be de-
termined. See notes under that species.

“Lucina” sylvaerupis Harris Lucinidae
Lucina (Loripes) subvexa var. sylvaerupis Harris, 1919, p. 120, pl. 39,
figs. 3, 5, 5a not L. subvexa Conrad
Lucina (Loripes) subvexa Conrad, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 512 not
hypotype. Equals holotype of L. sylvaerupis Harris

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.;

upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 761 PRI

Lucina symmetrica Conrad
See Epilucina rotunda (Lea)

Lucina symmetrica Harris, 1897b, not Conrad
See Hpilucina sp.

Lucina (Callucina) uhleri Clark Lucinidae
Lucina uhleri Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 79, pl. 21, figs. la-d;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 176, pl. 37, figs. 4, 7 copies type, figs.

5, 6; Harris, 1919, p. 117 footnote (not L. ulrichi Harris, 1897b)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 185

Lucina curta Conrad, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 423, pl. 168, figs. 26,
27 copy Clark and Martin, L. uhleri

ee Aquia fm. Lower Eocene, Nanjemoy fm.

ype

Localities—MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; Clifton Beach; Gly-
mont; 1 mi. SE. of Mason Springs; Liverpool Point; Matta-
woman Cr.; Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro; 1 mi. NE. of
Piscataway. VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type); 2 mi.
below Potomac Cr.; Potomac Cr.

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Lucina (Callucina) ulrichi Harris Lucinidae

Lucina ulrichi Harris, 1897b, p. 71, pl. 14, figs. 5, 5a, 6 not L. uhleri
Clark; Harris, 1919, p. 117 footnote; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 513
syntypes not hypotypes as stated

Range—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type); Monroe Co., 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes lost, PRI

“Lucina” whitei Clark Lucinidae

Lucina whitei Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 79, pl. 20, figs. 3a-c;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 176, pl. 37, figs. 8, 8a, 9 copies types

“Lucina” whitei Clark, Stewart, 1930, p. 187 cf. Myrtea

Lucina smithi Meyer, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 423, pl. 168, fig. 24
copy Clark and Martin, 1901

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Charles Co., W. of Port Tobacco; % mi.
below Chapel Point. VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type) ;
[?] Co., Hanoverville

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Lucina sp. Lucinidae
Here sp. Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 49, pl. 10, fig. 8
Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—FLA.: Levy Co., New Lebanon dolomite pit SW. %4

NE. % sec. 12, T. 16 S., R. 16 E
Type.—Figured specimen, No. I-7564 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Lucina sp. Lucinidae
Not Phacoides (Here) wacissanus Dall, 1903a, p. 1365, pl. 50, fig. 15
Miocene

Here cf. wacissana Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 21, pl. 10, fig. 6; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 452

Here cf. wacissana Dall, Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 48,
pl. 10, fig. 9

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr., (Richards) ;
“Ocala l|s.”, Ocala gr. (Harris).

Localities —GA.: Dougherty Co., Flint R. near junction with
Kinchefoonee Cr. near Albany (Harris). FLA.: Citrus Co., Dun-
nellon Phosphate Mining Co., SW. 4% SE. % sec. 14, T. 15 S.,
R. 16 E. (Richards)

Types.—Figured specimen, No. I-7563 Fla. Geol. Sur. (Richards) ;
figured specimen, No. 24494 PRI (Harris)

186 BULLETIN 218

Lucina sp. | Lucinidae
Lucina ? sp., Barry 1942+, p. 64, pl. 7, fig. 12

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), middle
Midway er.

Localities —LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut on W. side of La. Highway
180 about 2 % mi. NE. of Pleasant Hill; De Soto Par., rd. cut
along La. Highway 745 in SW. % sec. 9, T. 10 N., R. 13 W.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5015 LSU Pal. Mus.

Lucina sp. Lucinidae
Lucina sp., Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 177

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
Locality—MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.
Type.—Unfigured specimen not found JHU, 1962

Lucina sp. Lucinidae
Lucina sp. Kellum, 1926, p. 23, pl. 8, fig. 7

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Locality —N. C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington; Pender Co., Old
Rocky Point

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 353259 USNM

Lucina sp. Lucinidae
“Lucinoid” Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 49, pl. 10, fig. 7

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., Withlacoochee R., dam Florida Power
Corp., SW. 4 SW. % sec. 8, T. 17 S., R. 17 E.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. I-7587, Fla. Geol. Sur.

“Lucina” sp. Lucinidae

Lucina perovata (Dall), Harris, 1951, p. 21, pl. 10, fig. 10; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 510 probably not Phacoides perovatus Dall, 1916,
p. 496, pl. 84, figs. 7, 8 Miocene

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala Is.”, Ocala gr.

Locality—GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Corp., about 4
mi. from Perry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24498 PRI

Lutetia parva (Conrad)
See Alveinus minutus Conrad

Lutetia texana Harris Kelliellidae

Lutetia texana Harris, 1920, p. 7, pl. 17, figs. 7, 8; Gardner, 1945, p.
99 in part; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 989

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Nacogdoches Co., San Augustine rd., 5.5 mi.

E. of Nacogdoches Hill on E. side of Tuscon Cr. (type)
Type.—Lost. (Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 989)

Lutraria lapidosa Conrad
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 187

Lutraria papyria Conrad
See Pteropsella papyria (Conrad)

Lutraria petrosa Conrad
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Macoma danai Harris Tellinidae
Macoma danai Harris, 1919, p. 169, pl. 51, figs. 8, 9; Brann and Kent,
1960; p. 517

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 1234 PRI

Macoma scandula (Conrad) Tellinidae

Tellina scandula Conrad, 1834, p. 1382; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834,
p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 400, pl. 4, fig. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 106;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377; Conrad, 1865a, p. 4; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 225, pl. 35, fig. 31 copy Conrad; Cossmann,
18938, p. 9; Harris, 1895b, p. 40

Macoma scandula (Conrad), Dall, 1900, p. 1016; Harris, 1919, p. 166,
pl. 50, figs. 17, 18 Conrad type

Range.—Middle Eocene. ? Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30585 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 95

Macoma sillimani (Conrad) Tellinidae

Tellina Sillimani Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 listed only;
Conrad, 1846c, p. 399, pl. 4, fig. 9; H.C. Lea, 1849, p. 106; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 377; Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, Dao; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 224, pl. 35, fig. 35 copy Conrad; Cossmann, Isle, jh os
Harris, 1895b, D. 41

Tellina (Metis?) Sillimani Conrad, Dall, 1900, p. 1016

Macoma sillimani (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 169, pl. 51, figs. 6, 7;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 519

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 30581 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 96

Macrocallista annexa (Conrad)
See Callista (Callista) annexa (Conrad)

Macrocallista cf. ovata Rogers
See under Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad) Veneridae
Cytherea subimpressa Conrad, 1845b, p. 173; Conrad, 1848b, p. 130, pl.
14, fig. 26; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896,
p. 76, pl. 17, figs. la-h
Meretrix subimpressa (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 170, pl. 33, figs. 5, 5a, 6, 7, 8, 8a, 9, 9a; Harris, 1919,
p. 136, pl. 43, figs. 2, 3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547
Dione subimpressa (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Conrad, 1866a, p. 28

188 BULLETIN 218

Callista (Callista) subimpressa (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/ 1929, p. 80,
pl. 13, figs. 2, 3, 8 section Macrocallista; Brann and Kent, 1960,

p.

Microcallista subimpressa (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 244

Not Pitar cf. subimpressa (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. ii; figs.
6-8; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 694 = cf. “Pitar” sp.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —VA.: Hanover Co., Marlbourne (type); Newcastle, S.
side of Pamunkey R., 34-1 mi. E. of bridge on U. S. route 360;
[Co. 2], Hanoverville [? place unknown]; King William Co.,
Piping Tree; King George Co., Woodstock; Prince George Co.,
Evergreen below City Point. MD.: Charles Co., Popes Creek;
Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. SE. of Piscataway; Upper Marlboro,
SW. of town near fork of 2 roads. Not ? GA.: Houston,
Co., Clinchfield Quarry

Sen bon syntypes (3), No. 20195 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.

Macrocallista sylvaerupis (Harris) Veneridae

Cytherea perovata ? Conrad, Aldrich, 1886, p. 53

Meretrix subimpressa Conrad var., Harris, 1897b, p. 635, pl. 12, _r1es.
6, 7 syntypes M. sylvaerupis; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 546, 547

Meretrix sylvaerupis Harris, 1919, p. 136, pl. 43, fig. 1; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 547

Callista (Callista) sylvaerupis (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 80, pl.
a Ms peo 11 syntypes section Macrocallista; Brann and Kent,
960, p.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 161, 162 [No. 1152 not considered syntype
originally] PRI

Macrocallista triangulata Barry Veneridae
Macrocallista triangulata Barry, 1942+, p. 69, pl. 9, figs. 4-7

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Locality TEXAS: Sabine Co., bluff % mi. down stream from
Sabinetown Ferry Ldg., Sabine R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 5204, 5204A, LSU Pal. Mus.

Macrocallista ? sp. Veneridae
Macrocallista sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 69, pl. 9, fig. 11

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

er.

Locality—LA.: Sabine Par., R. S. Hendrick’s farm in center of
S. 14 sec: 81), T..7 N., R. DW:

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5206 LSU Pal. Mus.

“Mactra Alabamiensis Lea”, Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8 isa
nomen nudum. This was a mistake by Conrad. Lea did not give such
a name.

Mactra albirupina Harris
See Spisula albirupina (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 189

Mactra decisa Conrad
See Spisula decisa (Conrad)

Mactra dentata Lea
See Pteropsella papyria (Conrad)

Mactra Grayi Lea
See Mactropsis aequorea (Conrad)

Mactra inornata Meyer Mactridae
Mactra inornata Meyer, 1885a, pp. 461, 467; Harris in Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 109
Species described but never figured.

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type)
Locality. MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Missing. Apparently never at J HU, fide USNM, 1962

Mactra (Spisula) jacksonensis Cooke
See Spisula jacksonensis Cooke

Mactra mississippiensis Conrad var.
See Spisula mississippiensis ( Conrad) subsp.

Mactra (Spisula) parilis Conrad
See Spisula parilis (Conrad)

Mactra (Cyrena ?) parilis Mut. subaequilatera de Gregorio
See Spisula parilis ( Conrad)

Mactra parilis Mut. subcuneata de Gregorio
De Gregorio, 1890, p. 228, pl. 36, figs. 6-9; Harris, 1919, p. 201
parilia [sic] error for parilis
See Spisula parilis (Conrad)

Mactra parilis Mut. subtruncata de Gregorio
De Gregorio, 1890, p. 227, pl. 36, figs. 6-9 same plate reference as
subcuneata, De Gregorio evidently mixed the names,
See Spisula parilis (Conrad). Explanation of pl. 36, figs. 6-9 gives
subtruncata.

Mactra praetenuis Conrad
See Spisula praetenuis (Conrad)
See also cf. Spisula praetenuis (Conrad)
See also Spisula parilis bistriata (Harris)

Mactra praetenuis bistriata Harris
See Spisula parilis bistriata (Harris)

Mactra pygmaea Lea
See Spisula parilis (Conrad)

“Mactra” texana Conrad Mactridae

Mactra texana Conrad, 1857, p. 148, pl. 4, figs. 1a, 1b; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 386

Range.—?Eocene

Locality TEXAS: Zapata, Starr, or Webb Co., prairie between
Laredo and Rio Grande City

Types.—Syntypes No. 9855 USNM

Mactrella praetenuis (Conrad)
See Spisula praetenuis (Conrad)

190 BULLETIN 218

Macfropsis aequorea (Conrad) ' Mactridae
Erycina aequorea Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68,
pl. 19, fig. 11); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849,

p. 99; Harris 1895b, p. 2

Mactra Grayvi Lea, 1833, p. 42, pl. 1, fig. 10; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8 = Erycina aequorea Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101;
Harris, 1895b, p. 21

Triquetra aequorea (Conrad), Conrad, 1846b, p. 218, pl. 1, fig. 5 (not
pl. 2 as in text)

Mactropsis aequorea (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a, p.
5; Conrad 1866a, p. 7; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 229, pl. 36, figs. 13-17,
18 copy Conrad, fig. 19 copy Lea M. Grayi; Cossmann, 1893, p. 8;
Dall, 1895a, p. 213; Dall, 1898b, pp. 896, 911; Harris, 1919, p. 177,
pl. 54, figs. 7-9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 523

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 35. Syntypes
Mactra Grayu Lea, Nos. 5026, 5027 ANSP

Mactropsis olssoni Van Winkle Mactridae

Mactropsis Olssoni Van Winkle, 1921, p. 8, pl. 1, figs. 4, 5; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 524

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Locality—VA.: Hanover Co., Newcastle, S. side Pamunkey R.,
¥%-1 mi. E. of bridge on U. S. 360 (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 297 PRI

Mactropsis rectilinearis (Conrad) Mactridae
Erycina rectilinearis Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68,
pl. 19, fig. 10); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849,

p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 39

Triquetra rectilinearis (Conrad), Conrad, 1846b, p. 218, pl. 1, fig. 8
(not pl. 2 as in text)

Mactropsis rectilinearis (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 229, pl. 36, fig. 20
copy Conrad; Cossmann, 1893, p. 8; Dall, 1898b, pp. 896, 911; Harris,
1919, p. 177, pl. 54, figs. 10-12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 524

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes (3), No. 20221 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
p. 93

Marcia (Mercimonia) mercenaroidea (Aldrich)
See Mercimonia ? mercenaroidea (Aldrich)

Marcia (Katelysia) retisculpta (Meyer)
See Textivenus retisculpta (Meyer)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 191

Margaritaria inexpectens Vokes Margaritariidae
Margaritaria inexpectens Vokes, 1964, p. 140, pl. 1, fig. 4

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Creole Bluff, Red River, near Mont-
gomery

Type.—Holotype, No. 644668 USNM

Martesia dalli [sic] Harris, Dall, 1898b, p. 820
See Gastrochaena dalliana (Harris)

Martesia dalliana Harris
See Gastrochaena dalliana (Harris)

Martesia elongata Aldrich Pholadidae

Martesia elongata Aldrich, 1886, p. 37, pl. 4, figs. 10, 10a, 10b; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 237, pl. 38, figs. 18-20 copies Aldrich; Cossmann,
1893, p. 5; Harris, 1897b, p. 69, pl. 14, fig. 1 copy Aldrich; Dall,
1898b, p. 820

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 688793 USNM

Martesia ? laredoensis Gardner Pholadidae
Martesia ? laredoénsis Gardner, 1923, p. 114, pl. 32, fig. 10 (not given
in text)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Webb Co., % mi. S. of Espejo ranch, S. of
Laredo (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 352273 USNM

Martesia recurva Aldrich Pholadidae
Martesia recurva Aldrich, 1921, p. 19, pl. 2, figs. 25, 26

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm. (type), lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Dale Co., Fleming’s Mill on Pea R. near center
sec. 7, T. 7 N., R. 23 E., near Beck Mill

Type.—Holotype, No. 60 GSATC

Martesia texana Harris Pholadidae

Martesia texana Harris, 1895a, p. 53, pl. 3, fig. 6; Dall, 1898b, p. 820;
Harris, 1919, p. 196, pl. 59, fig. 5 copy type

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Cherokee Co., 2 mi. E. of Alto (type) (locality
not located, see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 163)

Type.—Holotype, No. 35569 BEG

Martesia sp. Pholadidae
Martesia sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 195

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Caldwell Co., 6 mi. N. of Lockhart (USGS
Sta. 11682)

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

192 BULLETIN 218

Mauricia houstonia (Harris) Mytilidae

Modine: Leustorie Harris, 1895a, p. 46, pl. 1, fig. 1; Gimbrede, 1962,
p

Lithophaga ? houstonia (Harris), Dall, 1898b, pp. 798, 801

Modiolus (Mauricia) houstonius (Harris), Harris, 1919, Deo2aDi oli,
figs. 5, 5a type; Gimbrede, 1962, p. 1118

Modiolus houstonius (Harris), Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

Mauricia houstonia (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
75, pl. 7, figs. 2-8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne er.;
Hurricane lentil (type), Wheelock mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper
Claiborne gr.; McBean fm. (Harris), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Houston Co., Hurricane Bayou, 3 mi. NE. of
Crockett, [Bur. Econ. Geol. loc. No. 113-T-2] (type), see Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 76; Burleson Co., Stone City
Bluff, Brazos R. LA.: Lincoln Par., Chautauqua (Harris). S. C.
Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. NW. of Orangeburg (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 145 BEG

Mauricia leonia Stenzel and Krause Mytilidae

Mauricia leonia Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, Ds Uily Died, tie 1

Range.—Middle Eocene. Mount Tabor mem. (type), Cook Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Leon Co., Middleton—Sulphur Springs School
county road (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. no. 145-T-80) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20637 BEG

Meiocardia carolinae Harris Glossidae

Mewocardia carolinae Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 14,
pl. 2, figs. 5, 6; Harris, 1919, p. 135, pl. 42, fig. 11; Kellum, 1926,
p. 24; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 539

Meiocardia carolina Harris, Richards, 1950, p. 18

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., (type), Jackson gr. [syntypes
from two localities, to be differentiated]

Localities.—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs (type). N. C.:
New Hanover Co., Castle Hayne Quarry near Wilmington
(type); Craven Co., Neuse R., 17 miles above New Bern

oe en No. 1405 PRI (one syntype, pl. 2, fig. 6 miss-
ing

Melina sp.
See Isognomen cornelliana (Harris)

Mercimonia ? mercenaroidea (Aldrich) Veneridae

Dosinia mercenaroidea Aldrich, 1887, p. 82; Aldrich, 1897a, p. 6, pl. 1,
figs. 10, 10a

Cf. Meretrix mercenaroidea (Aldrich), Dall, 1903a, p. 1234

Clementia mercenaroidea (Aldrich), Harris, 1919, p. 151, pl. 47, figs.
8-11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 233

Marcia (Mercimonia) mercenaroidea (Aldrich), Palmer, 1927/1929, p.
137, pl. 24, figs. 11, 15a, 16; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 526

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 193

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type). S. C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg
(Harris)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 638856, 688857 USNM

Meretrix aequorea (Conrad)
See Callista (Costacallista) aequorea (Conrad)

Meretrix aequorea trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Meretrix angelinae Harris
See Pitar angelinae (Harris)

Meretrix annexa (Conrad)
See Callista (Callista) annexa (Conrad)

Meretrix cornelli Harris
See Pitar (Pitar) cornelli (Harris)

Meretrix Dalli Cossmann
See Gratelupia (Cytheriopsis) hydana (Conrad)

Meretrix discoidalis (Conrad)
See Rhadopitaria discoidalis (Conrad)

Meretrix eversa (Conrad)
See Pitar eversus (Conrad)

Meretrix exigua (Conrad)
See Pitar ? exiguus (Conrad)

Meretrix hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)
See Pelecyora hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)

Meretrix lenis (Conrad)
See Pitar lenis (Conrad)

Meretriz lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)
See Dosiniopsis lenticularis (Rogers and Rogers)

Meretriz liciata (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Meretrix macbeani Harris
See Pitar (Lamelliconcha) macbeani (Harris)

Meretrix mercenaroidea (Aldrich)
See Mercimonia ? mercenaroidea (Aldrich)

Meretrix minima (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Meretrix mortoni (Conrad)
See Callista (Costacallista) mortoni (Conrad)

Meretrix mortoniopsis Harris nomen nudum
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris)

Meretrix neusensis Harris
See Callista (Callista) neusensis (Harris)

194 BULLETIN 218

Meretrix nuttali (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttali (Conrad)

Meretrix nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)

Meretrix nuttalliopsis var. (Heilprin), Harris, 1897a, (as mortoniop-
sis), p. 477
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris)

Meretrix nuttalliopsis fulva Harris
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis fulvus (Harris)

Meretrix nuttalliopsis greggi Harris
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris)

Meretrix ovata (Rogers and Rogers)
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Meretrix ovata pyga (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Meretrix pearlensis Harris
See Callista (Costacallista) pearlensis (Harris)

Meretrix perovata (Conrad)
See Callista (Callista) perovata (Conrad)

Meretrix perovata aldrichi Harris
See Callista (Costacallista) aldrichi (Harris)

Meretrix perovata lisbonensis Harris
See Callista (Callista) perovata lisbonensis (Harris)

Meretrix perovata subvitrea (de Gregorio)
See Callista (Callista) perovata subvitrea (de Gregorio)

Meretrix poulsoni (Conrad)
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

Meretrix profunda Conrad
The name is a nomen nudum, Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, (reprint
1939, p. 19)

Meretrix pyga (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Meretrix ripleyana (Gabb)
See Pitar ? ripleyanus (Gabb)

Meretrix subcrassus (Lea)
See Rhabdopitaria subcrassa (Lea)

Meretrix subimpressa (Conrad)
See Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad)

Meretrix subimpressa (Conrad) var. Harris, 1897b
See Macrocallista sylvaerupis (Harris)

Meretrix sylvaerupis Harris
See Macrocallista sylvaerupis (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 195

Meretrix texacola Harris, Harris, 1895a, p. 50 in part, pl. 2, figs. 5,
5a, not 5 b
See Pitar (Calpitaria) texacolus (Harris)

Meretrix texacola Harris, Harris, 1895a, p. 50 in part, pl. 2, fig. 5b,
not figs. 5, 5a; Harris, 1919, p. 142, in part, pl. 45, figs. 2, 3 only
See Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

ari Se Harris, Harris, 1895a, p. 50 in part, not pl. 2, figs.
> a,
See Pitar (Calpitaria) petropolitanus Stenzel and Krause

yee texacola Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part, pl. 44, figs. 12,
a
See Pitar sp.

Meretrix texacola? Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part, pl. 44, fig. 15
See Pitar sp.

Meretrix texacola Harris, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 in part, loc.
1 only
See Paar (Calpitaria) petropolitanus Stenzel and Keke

Meretrix texacola Harris, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 (in part;
loc. 2, 3, and 4; not loc. 1)
See Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Meretrix texacola tornadonis Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part, pl.
45, figs. 2, 3 only
See Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Meretrix trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Meretriz trigoniata bastropensis Harris
See Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)
See also Katherinella ? sp.
See also Pitar (“Agriopoma”) amichel Gardner

Meretrix trigoniata bastropensis Harris, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p.
104 in part loc. 1
See Sinodia (Sinodia) eocaenica Stenzel and Krause

Meretrix trigoniata winnensis Harris
See Rhabdopitaria winnensis (Harris)

Meretrix? vespertina (Conrad)
See Pitar ? vespertinus (Conrad)

Meretrix Yoakumii Gabb
See Pitar (Lamelliconcha) yoakumi (Gabb)

Meretrix spp.
See Pitar spp.

“Meretrix” sp. Veneridae
Meretrix sp., Harris, 1896, p. 68.

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., “beds 18 and 19”; Barbour
Co. Rh. Cau 7 mi. NE. of Clayton. TEXAS: Limestone Co.
(Harris)

Type.—Unfigured specimens. Lost

196 BULLETIN 2 18

Mesodésma singleyi (Harris) Mesodesmatidae
Ceronia singleyi Harris, Dumble, 1894, p. 553 nomen nudum; Harris,
mise p. 52, pl. 3, figs. 3, 3a; Dall, 1898b, p. 912; Dumble, 1915b,
p.
Mesodesma singleyi (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 114, pl. 7, fig. 6
Mexican

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type). (Gardner, 1945, not
middle Eocene as in Harris)

Locality —TEXAS: Lee Co., Sunnyside Church (type)

Ne Pam ah OSS i No. 35668 BEG (fig. 3); No. 35669 BEG (fig.
a)

Metis ? eutawensis Harris Veneridae

Metis ? eutawensis Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 14, pl.
2, fig. 3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 551

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee Is (type), upper Claiborne gr.
fide Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20

Locality—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1403 PRI

Microcallista subimpressa (Conrad)
See Macrocallista subimpressa (Conrad)

Micromeris minor (Lea)
See Crassinella minor (Lea)

Micromeris minutissima (Lea) Astartidae

Astarte minutissima Lea, 1833, p. 64, pl. 2, fig. 39; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
96; Harris, 1895b, p. 28

Pteromeris minutissima (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 9

Micromeris minutissima (Lea), Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Conrad, 1872a,
pp. 51, 52; Tryon, 1884b, p. 229, pl. 120, fig. 25; Cossmann, 1893, p.
14; aap 1919, p. 95, pl. 32, figs. 24, 25; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 55

Astarte (Micromeris) minutissima Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 202, pl.
27, fig. 34 copy Lea

Crassatellites (Micromeris) minutissimus (Lea), Dall, 1903a, p. 1480

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5231 ANSP

Micromeris parva (Lea)
See Cuna parva (Lea)

Micromeris senex Meyer
See “Venericardia”’ sp.

Microstagon nana (Lea) Ungulinidae
Egeria nana Lea, 1833, p. 55, pl. 1, fig. 26; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99;
Harris, 1895b, p. 29
2Egeria nana Lea, Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7
Diplodonta ungulina (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 208 in part, pl.
29, fig. 29 copy Lea
Goodallia nana (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 14

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 197

Diplodonta nana (Lea), Dall, 1900, p. 1181 [in section Felaniella];
sertass WLR p. 128, pl. 40, figs. 15, 16; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.
0,
Diplodonta (Felaniella) nana (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 118
Microstagon nana (Lea), Chavan, 1962, p. 8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, probably No. 5142, ANSP

Miltha (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad)
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad)

Miltha claytonia (Harris)
See Saxolucina claytonia (Harris)

Miltha ocalana Dall Lucinidae
Phacoides (Miltha) ocalanus Dall, 1903a, p. 1375, pl. 50, fig. 14; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 497; Dall, 1916, pp. 488, 497
Miltha ocalana Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 21, pl. 10, figs. 7-9; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 556

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” (type), Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 112513 USNM

Miltha (Eomiltha) pandata (Conrad)
See Eomiltha pandata (Conrad)

Cf. Miodontiscus aldrichianus (Harris) Carditidae

Astarte aldrichiana Harris, 1896, p. 62, pl. 5, figs. 6, 6a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 92

Range.—Paleocene. Naheola fm. (type), upper Midway gr. ;

Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co., Dale’s Branch, near Oak Hill
(type)

Type.—Holotype, (lost) PRI

Cf. Miodontiscus timothii Palmer and Brann, new name Carditidae

Crassatellites clarkensis Aldrich, 1911, p. 3, pl. 1, fig. 3. Preoccupied by
Dall, 1900, pl. 36, figs. 20, 21, 24, 25; Dall, 1903a, p. 1470

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Specimen, No. 639111 USNM “labeled as type is not cer-
tainly the figured specimen.”

Cf. Miodontiscus sp. Carditidae

Crassatellites (Crassinella) Biareclnanis Harris sp., Aldrich, 1911, p.
3, pl. 1, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Lower Eocene, Bashi mem. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Wil-
cox Co., about 6 mi. E. of Thomasville

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 639109 USNM

198 BULLETIN 218

Modiola alabamensis Aldrich
See Brachidontes alabamensis (Aldrich)

Modiola cretacea Conrad
See Modiolus cretaceus (Conrad)

Modiola Ducateli Conrad, Tuomey, 1858, p. 266
Not M. Ducatelli Conrad, 1840, p. 53=Miocene

Modiola houstonia Harris
See Mauricia houstonia (Harris)

Modiola (Lithodomus?) inflata Whitfield
See Modiolus subinflatus (Whitfield)

Modiola Johnsoni Whitfield
See Modiolus johnsoni (Whitfield)

Modiola ovata Gabb
See Modiolus ovatus (Gabb)

Modiola potomacensis Clark
See Brachidontes potomacensis (Clark)

Modiola saffordi Gabb
See cf. Brachidontes saffordi (Gabb)

Modiola stubbsi Harris
See Brachidontes stubbsi (Harris)

Modiola tenuis Meyer
See Crenella ? tenuis (Meyer)

Modiola texana “Gabb”, Harris
See Brachidontes texanus (Harris)
See also Brachidontes sp.

“Modiola texana (Gabb)” not Harris
See “Perna” texana Gabb

Modiola texana Harris
See Brachidontes texanus (Harris)

Modiolaria alabamensis Meyer Mytilidae

Modiolaria alabamensis Meyer, 1886b, p. 83, pl. 3, fig. 19 alabamiensis ;

de Gregorio, 1890, p. 185, pl. 22, fig. 5 copy Meyer; Cossmann, 1893,

p. 17 alabamiensis; Dall, 1898b, p. 806; Harris, 1919, p. 33, pl. 17,
fig. 9 copy Meyer

Range.—Middle Eocene. ‘Lowest Claibornian” (type)
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 688852 USNM

Modiolus (Brachydontes) alabamensis (Aldrich)
See Brachidontes alabamensis (Aldrich)

Modiolus alabamensis Clark and Martin, not Aldrich
See Brachidontes potomacensis (Clark)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 199

Modiolus cawcawensis Harris Mytilidae

Modiolus cawcawensis Harris, 1919, p. 31, pl. 17, figs. 3, 4; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 564

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Columbus Rd., 5 mi. N. of
Orangeburg (type)

Pineda Sviitypent Nos. 477, 478 PRI

Modiolus cretaceus (Conrad) Mytilidae
Modiola cretacea Conrad, 1835b, p. 340, pl. 13, fig. 2; Aldrich, 1886,
43

p.

Perna cretacea (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Conrad, 1866a, p. 23;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 184

Modiolus cretaceus (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 792 in part

Volsella (Brachidontes ?) cretacea (Conrad), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 44, pl. 10, figs. 10 copy Conrad, 11

Range.——Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (zeuglodon horizon) (type)

Localities—ALA.: Clark[e] Co. (type); “The Rocks;” Choctaw
Co. (Aldrich), Fail P. O. (Dall)

Type.—Not found, Moore, 1962, p. 51

Modiolus filosus (Conrad)
See Arcoperna filosa Conrad

Modiolus houstonius Harris
See Mauricia houstonia (Harris)

Modiolus johnsoni (Whitfield) Mytilidae

Modiola Johnsoni Whitfield, 1885, p. 207, pl. 28, figs. 8, 9; Whitfield,
1899, p. 160; Weller, 1907, p. 509, pl. 55, figs. 14, 15 type

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co.,, Farmingdale (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 9014/1AMNH

Modiolus marylandicus Clark and Martin Mytilidae
Modiolus marylandica Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 186, pl. 43, fig. 6

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)
Locality—VA.: King George Co., eee (type)
Type.—Holotype, USNM

Modiolus ovatus (Gabb) Mytilidae

Modiola ovata Gabb, 1860d, p. 396, pl. oi fig. 31; Gabb, 1861, p. 199;
Meek, 1864, p. 11; Whitfield, 1885, . 197, pl. 26, figs. 13 type, 14;
Whitfield, 1899, D. 160; Weller, 1907, D.- 508, pl. 55, figs. 16, 17

Modiolus ovatus (Gabb), "Johnson, 1905, p. 12

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type)

Locality.—N. J.: boundary between Gloucester and Camden Cos.,
Timber Creek ‘(typ e)

Type.—ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

Modiolus (Brachidontes) potomacensis (Clark)
See Brachidontes potomacensis (Clark)

200 BULLETIN 218

Modiolus (Brachidontes) saffordi (Gabb)
See cf. Brachidontes saffordi (Gabb)

Modiolus (Brachydontes) stubbsi (Harris)
See Brachidontes stubbsi (Harris)

Modiolus subinflatus (Whitfield) Mytilidae
Modiola (Lithodomus ?) inflata Whitfield, 1885, p. 197, pl. 26, fig. 1, 2.
Not L. inflata R., E. [E. Requien], 1848
Modiola subinflata Whitfield, 1899, p. 160 new name M. inflata;
Weller, 1907, p. 507, pl. 55, figs. 20, 21 type

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm. (type)

Locality.—N. J.: Gloucester Co., Mr. Ware’s pit, near Mullica Hill
(type)

Type.—Holotype, lost 1963

Cf. Modiolus subpontis (Harris) Mytilidae
Modiola subpontis Harris, 1896, p. 49, pl. 3, figs. 6, 6a; Brann and

Kent, 1960, p. 563
Modiolus subpontis (Harris), Dall, 1898b, p. 798

Range.—Paleocene. Uppermost Midway ls. as exposed at Ft.
Gaines (type)

Locality—GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines (type)

Types. —Syntypes, Nos. 55, 56 PRI

Modiolus texanus Gabb, Harris, 1919. Not Gabb, 1862c
See Brachidontes texanus (Harris)
See Modiolus sp.

Modiolus texanus Gabb, Trowbridge 1932, not Gabb, 1862c
See Brachidontes sp.

Modiolus (Brachidontes) texanus ‘‘Gabb” Dall, 1898b
See Brachidontes texanus (Harris)
See also “Perna” texana Gabb

Modiolus sp. Mytilidae
Volsella sp. Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 46, pl. 9, fig. 8

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., L-93, road metal pit 2.9 mi. south of
north limits of Gulf Hammock, just SW. of State Rd. 55 in SW.
¥% sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E.

Type. —Figured specimen, No. I-7560 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Modiolus (Brachidontes) sp. Mytilidae
Modiolus (Brachydontes) sp., Barry, 1942+, p. 57, pl. 11, fig. 1

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), middle
Midway er.

Locality —LA.: Natchitoches Par., cultivated field N. of farm-
house in NE. 4%, NW. 4%, sec. 34, T. 10 N., R. 10 W. on La.
Highway 404 and 429, about 4% mi. S. of Ajax

Type.—Figured specimen, No, 5011 LSU Pal. Mus.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 201

Modiolus (Modiolus) sp. Mytilidae
Modiolus (Modiolus) sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 58, pl. 6, fig. 4

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Locality —LA.: Sabine Par., S. bank La Nana Bayou about 100
yds. upstream from bridge on local road in center of sec. 12,
T. G-N., Ry its Wi

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5121 LSU Pal. Mus.

Modiolus (Modiolus) sp. Mytilidae
Modiolus (Modiolus) sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 58, pl. 5, fig. 3

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Locality.—LA.: Sabine Par., rd. cut along La. Highway 26, 2 4%
mi. S. of Belmont on W. F. Skinner’s farm. NW. “4 sec. 16, T.
SUINes Re Wie

Type —-Figured specimen presumably LSU Pal. Mus.

Modiolus sp. Mytilidae

Modiolus texanus “Gabb”, Harris, 1902, p. 7 as Modiola; Harris, 1919,

p. 33 in part, pl. 17, fig. 8 not Georgetown as on expl. of pl. see text;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 565 not Georgetown

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —GA: Columbia Co., west of Grovetown near 16th mile-
post on R.R. from Augusta (Harris, 1902); cf. Burke Co., 3.7
mi. 8S. of Hephzibah (Harris, 1919)

Types.—Figured specimens, No. 479 PRI; cf. No. 7724 USNM

Montacuta bicuspidata Aldrich Montacutidae
Montacuta bicuspidata Aldrich, 1921, p. 20, pl. 2, figs. 29, 30

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 26 GSATC

Montacuta claiborniana Dall Montacutidae

Montacuta claiborniana Dall, 1899, p. 883 listed only; Dall, 1900, p.

1171, pl. 45, fig. 21; Schuchert, e¢ al., 1905, p. 416; Harris, 1919, p.
110, pl. 37, fig. 16 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 155768 USNM

Montacuta dalli Cossmann
See cf. Mysella dalli (Cossmann)

Montacuta eximia Aldrich nomen nudum
Museum label No. 76 GSATC, apparently description never pub-
lished. (per. com. July 23, 1962)

202 BULLETIN 218

Montacuta herberti Aldrich Montacutidae
Montacuta Herberti Aldrich, 1921, p. 21, pl. 3, figs. 6, 7

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Cave Branch (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 27 GSATC

Musculus alabamensis (Aldrich)
See Brachidontes alabamensis (Aldrich)

Myoparo costatus Lea
See Crenella margaritacea (Conrad)

Myrtea ? curta (Conrad) Lucinidae

Cyclas curta Conrad, 1865a, p. 8 name only; Conrad, 1865b, p. 139;
Conrad, 1865d, p. 212, pl. 20, fig. 14; Stewart, 1930, p. 187 Myrtea ?

Lucina curta (Conrad), Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; not Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 423, pl. 168, figs. 26, 27 copy Clark and Martin, see Lucina
uhleri Clark

Myrtaea curta (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1358 in part

Lucina (Myrtea ?) curta (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 89,
pl. 19, figs. 19-28; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 505, 506

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson; Clarke Co., “Enterprise”
=Garland Cr. (type) fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307. ARK.: Cleve-
land Co., Vince Bluff, Saline R. TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabine R.,
Jackson beds (see Veatch, 1902, p. 181, pl. 33)

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 13223 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 51

Myrtea ? subcurta Harris Lucinidae
Lucina (Myrtea ?) subcurta Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 89,
pl. 20, figs. 1-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 512

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Clarke Co., Gar-

land Cr.
Types.—Holotype, No. 4329; paratypes, Nos. 4330-4333 PRI

Cf. Mysella dalli (Cossmann) Montacutidae

Montacuta dalli Cossmann, 1898, p. 12, pl. 1, figs. 13, 14
Bornia Dalli (Cossmann), Dall, 1899, p. 883; Dall, 1900, p. 1149;
Harris, 1919, p. 108, pl. 37, figs. 12, 12a copy Cossmann

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 11646 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Mysella minuta (Aldrich) Montacutidae
Rochefortia minuta Aldrich, 1921, p. 20, pl. 2, figs. 27, 28

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 25 GSATC

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 203

Mysia astartaeformis Conrad
See Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad)

Mysia deltoidea Conrad
See Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad)

Mysia inflata (Lea)
See Diplodonta *Diplodonta ) inflata (Lea)

Mysia levis (Conrad)
See Diplodonta “Dinlodonte ) inflata (Lea)

Mysia nitens (Lea)
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

Mysia ungulina (Conrad)
See Diplodonta (Diplodonta) ungulina (Conrad)

Mysia ? ungulina (Conrad) Heilprin, 1891a
See Katherinella trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)

Mytilus hamatoides Call
See Hormomya hamatoides (Call)

Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall) Noetiidae

Limopsis perplana Cossmann, 1898, p. 16, pl. 1, figs. 20, 21 not Pectun-
culus perplanus Conrad, 1834, p. 134=Limopsis perplanus (Conrad),
1865a, p. 12

Limopsis Cossmanni Dall, 1898b, p. 605 new name for L. perplana
Cossmann, 1893

Trinacria cossmanni (Dall), Harris, 1919, p. 45, pl. 20, figs 1, 2;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 875

aera (Trinacriella) cossmanni (Dall), MacNeil, 1937, p. 456, fig.

g
Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp.
at, 2, pl..G; ties: 15) 16,°29, 22

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Locality.—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 11504 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Navicula aspera Conrad
See Barbatia (Acar) aspera (Conrad)

Navicula cuculloides Conrad
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)

Navicula lima Conrad
See Barbatia cuculloides (Conrad)

Neaera aequivalvis Whitfield
See Cuspidaria aequivalvis (Whitfield)

Neaera alternata Aldrich
See Cuspidaria attenuata (Aldrich)

Neaera (Cardiomya) multiornata Meyer and Aldrich
See Cuspidaria multiornata (Meyer and Aldrich)

Neaera prima Aldrich
See Cuspidaria prima (Aldrich)

204 BULLETIN 218

Nemocardium actium (Gardner) Cardiidae
Protocardia [Nemocardium] actia Gardner, 1935, p. 181, pl. 16, fig. 11
Nemocardium actia (Gardner), Keen, 1950, p. 26 not lower Eocene;

Hughes, 1961, p. 389 not lower Eocene

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Colorado R., 2 mi. below the
Travis-Bastrop Co. line (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 370917 USNM

Nemocardium curtum (Conrad) Cardiidae
Protocardia curta Conrad, 1868, p. 731 nomen nudum; Conrad, 1869b,
p. 42, pl. 1, fig. 1; not Meek, 1868, p. 731 as in Whitfield, 1885, p.
236; not Cardium curtum Meek and Hayden, 1862, p. 442
Protocardium curtum Conrad, Whitfield, 1885, p. 236, pl. 30, figs. 5-7
Nemocardium curtum (Conrad), Keen, 1950, p. 27; Hughes, 1961, p.
389

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type); Squankum;
Farmingdale

Type.—Missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 52

Nemocardium gambrinum (Gabb) Pl. 1, figs. 6, 10 Cardiidae

? Protocardia diversa Conrad, Gabb, 1862c, p. 370

Protocardia gambrina Gabb, 1862d, p. 371; Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Con-
rad, 1866a, p. 6 not “Cal.”; Harris, 1919, p. 133 in part, pl. 42, fig.
Pye ae §33

Nemocardium gambrina (Gabb), Keen, 1950, p. 27 not Paleocene;
Hughes, 1961, p. 389 not Paleocene

Protocardia gambrina harrisi Dall, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 738 in
part No. 1144 only

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —_TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R.;
Houston Co. (type), Alabama Bluff, Trinity R.; K. Jones’ well,
Hodge headright; Alum Bluff, Trinity R. LA.: Bienville Par.
Hammett’s Branch. ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff ?, Alabama
R

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Nemocardium harrisi (Dall) Cardiidae

Cardium Nicoleti Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 271 Bells Ldg.

Protocardia Nicolleti Conrad var. Aldrich, 1886, pp. 57, 59 Cardium
Nicolleti var.

Protocardia virginiana ? Conrad, Harris, 1897a, p. 475, pl. 20, figs. 7,
8; not P. virginiana Conrad, 1864, p. 211

Protocardia lenis Conrad var. Harris, 1897b, p. 58, in part, pl. 12, fig. 1

Protocardia harrisi Dall, 1900, p. 1118=P. virginiana ? Harris, 1897a
not Conrad; Harris, 1919, p. 133 in part, pl. 42, fig. 6, not fig. 3;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 93, pl. 20, fig. 22 (Nemocardium) ;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 738 also as Protocardia gambrina harrisi
Dall, not No. 1144 (=upper Claiborne)

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine]
nea mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sa-
bine] gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 205

Localities—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type); Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Bells Ldg., Ala-
bama R.; Dale Co., Ozark

Type.—Holotype, No. 6276 ANSP

Nemocardium lene (Conrad) Cardiidae
Cardium (Protocardia) lene Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 (reprint 1939, p. 4)
Protocardia virginiana Conrad, 1864, p. 211; Conrad, 1866a, p. 6;
Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 81, pl. 26, figs. la-c; Harris, 1896,
p. 65. Not P. virginiana (Conrad), Harris, 1897a, p. 475, pl. 20, figs.
7,8

Protocardia lenis (Conrad), Dall, 1900, p. 1118; Clark and Martin,
1901, p. 172, pl. 36, figs. 2, 2a, 3 not figs. 1, la

Cardiuwm line [sic] Conrad, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 425

Nemocardium lene (Conrad), Keen, 1950, p. 27; Hughes, 1961, p. 389.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr. VA.: [Hanover ?] Co.,
Pamunkey R. (type); King George Co., Woodstock

Type.—Missing Moore, 1962, p. 69; type Protocardia virginiana
Conrad missing Moore, 1962, p. 108

Nemocardium nicolletti (Conrad) Cardiidae

Cardium Nicolletti Conrad, 1841, p. 33; Conrad, 1842a, p. 190; Conrad,
1846a, p. 22, pl. 1, fig. 14; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 97 as Nicoletti; Conrad
in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 6 (reprint 1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig.
6); Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 in part (reprint, 1939, p. 4 in part); Tuo-
mey, 1858, p. 264, not p. 271 as Nicoleti (Bells Ldg., Ala.) ; Hilgard
in Hopkins, 1871, p. 11; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 87; Meyer, 1885a, p. 467;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 11 Nemocardium s.g.

Protocardia Nicoleti [sic] (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Conrad,
1866a, p. 24

Protocardia lima Conrad, 1865a, p. 7 name only; Conrad, 1865b, p. 139,
pl. 10, fig. 3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 24

Cardium (Protocardium [sic]) Nicolleti Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 216 in part

Protocardia nicolletti (Conrad), Gabb, 1862c, p. 370; Dall, 1900, p.
1113 as Nicoleti; Harris, 1897b, p. 59; Harris, 1919 (no page), pl.
42, fig. 4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 739

Nemocardium nicolletti (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, pp. 275, 276; Keen,
1950, p. 27 not middle Eocene; not Hughes, 1961, p. 389, pl. 54, figs.
1-10, text fig. new species

Protocardia (Nemocardium) nicolletti (Conrad), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 92, pl. 20, figs. 16-19; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 739

Cf. Cardium nicollettti Conrad, Harris, 1951, p. 23, pl. 12, figs. 1, 2
as Protocardia; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 739 as Protocardia.

The original description stated that the specimen came from the
Ouachita R., La., area [Jackson Eocene], therefore, a type should be
designated from that locality. The original specimen is lost, but the
species occurs at Bunker Hill, Gibson Ldg., Danville Ldg. on the Ouachita
R. A neotype should and can be designated from one of those localities
preferably from the locality lowest in the section to meet the require-
ments of near ‘Monroe’. The shell which Conrad figured and which
has been labelled type in the ANSP was from Jackson, Miss. (Wailes,
1854). That specimen, No. 13190, a double-valved shell, has been indicated
as “possible syntype”. It cannot meet the requirements for neotype
designation (see Int. Code Zool. Nomen., 1961, art. 75, p. 81). A neotype
should be designated from the Ouachita R.

206 BULLETIN 218

Ronges2 Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type) lower Jackson

gr.

Localities —LA.: ‘Monroe Co.”, “Washita R.” Conrad, = Ouachita
R. near Monroe (“type”) Conrad, 1856a, p. 257; Caldwell
Par., Bunker Hill, Ouachita R.; above Gibson Ldg. Ouachita lie
Catahoula Par:, Danville Ldg., Ouachita R. MISS.: Clarke Co., -
Garland Cr.; Hinds Co., Jackson. Cf. Harris, 1951

Type.—Holotype, lost. Specimens, No. 13190 ANSP not syntypes
as in Moore, 1962, p. 80

Nemocardium quihi (Gardner) Cardiidae

Protocardia quihi Gardner, 1935, p. 180, pl. 16, figs. 9, 10
Nemocardium quihi (Gardner), Keen, 1950, p. 28 not “Lower Eocene”;
Hughes, 1961, p. 389, not lower Eocene

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Medina Co., 5.7 mi. NW. of Castroville on
the Quihi rd. (type); 2% mi. N. 20° E. from Dunlay; bed of
Hondo Cr., loose boulder 4% mi. below rd. crossing due E, of
Elstone

Type.—Holotype, No. 370916 USNM

Nemocardium salrivale (Harris) Cardiidae
Protocardia salrivalis Harris, 1919, p. 134, pl. 42, figs. 7-9; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 739
Nemocardium salrivalis (Harris), Keen, 1950, p. 28; Hughes, 1961,
p. 389

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice at mouth of Saline
Bayou (syntypes) : possibly Sabine Par., Bayou Negreet

Types.—Syntypes, No. 1148, 1149 [unnumbered lost] PRI

Nemocardium, n. sp. Cardiidae
Protocardia nicolletti var. Harris, 1896, p. 65, pl. 6, fig. 2 not of Con-
rad, 1841; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 739
Nemocardium nicolletti (Conrad), Hughes, 1961, p. 389, pl. 54, figs.
1-10 not of Conrad

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: See Harris, 1896, p. 66 for Ala. localities.
MISS.: See Hughes, 1961, pp. 389, 390

Pupee ne ees specimens, No. 66 PRI; Nos. 563624, 129891
U

Nemocardium sp. Cardiidae
Cardium Nicolleti Conrad var., Aldrich, 1886, p. 48

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Type. —Unfigured specimen unknown

Nemocardium sp. Cardiidae

Protocardia lenis (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 172 in part,
pl. 36, figs. 1, la not figs. 2, 2a,

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN~ 207

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.

Localities—MD.: Charles Co., 1 mi. SE. of Mason Springs;
Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro; 1 mi. NE. of Piscataway;
Queen Annes Co., Rolphs Ldg., Chester R. VA.: Stafford Co.,
Aquia Cr.; Potomac Cr. King George Co., 2 mi. below Potomac
Cr.; mouth of Paspotansa Cr.

Type.—Figured specimen USNM

Nemocardium sp. Cardiidae
Protocardia sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 180

Range.—Paleocene, Wills Point fm. “‘red beds”, upper Midway er.
Locality—TEXAS: southern Maverick Co.
Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Nemocardium ? sp. Cardiidae
Protocardia ? sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 182
Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Caldwell Co., 5 % mi. N. of Lockhart
Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Nemocardium sp. Cardiidae
Protocardia sp. Harris, 1919, no page, pl. 42, fig. 10; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 739

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr.
Locality—VA.: Caroline Co., Port Royal, Rappahannock R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 1150 PRI

Nodipecten anatipes (Morton)
See Flexopecten anatipes (Morton)

Nodipecten pulchricosta (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Chlamys pulchricosta (Meyer and Aldrich)

Noetia pulchra Gabb
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)

Notocorbula texana (Gabb) Corbulidae

Corbula texana Gabb, 1860d, p. 387, pl. 67, fig. 54; Conrad, 1865a, p.
3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8; not Heilprin, 1886, p. 57; not Heilprin,
1891la, p. 401; Kennedy, 1895, pp. 123, 128, not p. 113; Vaughan,
1896, p. 47 (questionable fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining); Har-
ris, 1919, p. 190, pl. 57, figs. 24-28; Deussen, 1924, p. 67; Renick and
Stenzel, 1931, p. 103 in part, loc. 1, 2, and 3 only; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 273

Corbula (Aloides) texana Gabb, Dall, 1898b, p. 845

“Corbula” texana Gabb, Vokes, 1944, p. 621 probably Caestocorbula

Corbula ( keer texana Gabb, Gardner, 1945, p. 127; not pl.
OS figs,

Notocorbula texana (Gabb), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
170, pl. 21, figs. 1-10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

Localities TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
presumably (fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining); Angelina Co.,
see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining

Types.—Figured syntype, lost fide Harris, 1919, p. 190; Stenzel,
et al., 1957, p. 172; unfigured syntypes, No. 18262 ANSP mixed

208 BULLETIN 218

Nucula aequalis Conrad
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Nucula austinclarki MacNeil
See Nucula (Lamellinucula) monroensis Aldrich

Nucula bella Conrad
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)

Nucula Brogniarti [sic] Lea (brongniarti)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Nucula caelata Conrad
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Nucula calcarensis Conrad
See Nuculana calcarensis (Conrad)

“Nucula capsiopsis” de Gregorio Nuculidae
Nucula capsiopsis de Gregorio, 1890, p. 187, pl. 22, figs. 23, 24; Harris,
1919, p. 71, pl. 25, figs. 22, 23 copies De Gregorio; Schenck, 1934,
p. 49
Localities and species not definite.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
(type, presumably)

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type,
presumably)

Type.—Lost prior to 1962, De Gregorio Coll., Univ. of Palermo,
Palermo, Sicily

Nucula carinifera Lea
See Trinacria cuneus (Conrad)

Nucula carolinensis Conrad
See Nuculana carolinensis (Conrad)

Nucula circe Whitfield Nuculidae
Nucula circe Whitfield, 1885, p. 227, pl. 29, fig. 12; Whitfield, 1899,
p. 161; Schenck, 1934, p. 49
Only specimen distorted.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)

Type—AMNH (Whitfield, 1899, p. 161) lost AMNH fide Newell,
1962

Nucula claibornensis Conrad |
See Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad)

Nucula coelata Conrad
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Nucula cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)
See Nuculana cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)

Nucula eborea Conrad, 1846—Leda concentrica Say, 1824
See Jupiteria smirna (Dall) for details

Nucula equalis Conrad |
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 209

Nucula improcera Conrad
See Nuculana improcera (Conrad)

Nucula magna Lea
See Nuculana magna (Lea)

Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad Nuculidae

Nucula magnifica Conrad, 18338b, p. 37 not figured as indicated in
Conrad (Harris reprint 1893, p. 59); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834,
p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 266, 274; Conrad,
1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; Aldrich, 1885c, p. 302; Aldrich,
1886, pp. 9, 44, 48; not Langdon, 1886, p. 205; Smith and Johnson,
1887, p. 29; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 186, pl. 22, figs. 16-18, fig. 19
copy N. Sedgewickti Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 14; not Harris, 1894b,
p. 146; Harris, 1895b, p. 26; Harris, 1897b, p. 50 stated not in
Wilcox Eocene; Harris, 1919, p. 73, pl. 26, figs. 1-3, 8; Schenck, 1934,
p. 51; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 62 in part, pl. 14, fig. 17; Van
de Poel, 1955, p. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 603

Nucula Sedgewickii Lea, 1833, p. 79, pl. 8, fig. 58; Confad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7=N. magnifica Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102;
Harris, 1895b, p. 41; Schenck, 1934, p. 53 (—sedgewichi)

Not Nucula magnifica Aldrich, 1886, pp. 58-60; not Clark, 1895, p. 5;
not Clark, 1896, p. 82—N. potomacensis Clark and Martin

Nucula ede) magnifica Conrad, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 46

eee magnifica (Conrad), Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 607 error for

ucula

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.——Probable syntypes (2), No. 30508 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
73

Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad “var.” Nuculidae

Nucula magnifica Conrad var., Harris, 1919, p. 74, pl. 26, fig. 7; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 603

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—LA.: Bienville Par.. Hammetts Branch, SW. % sec.

30, T. 18 N., R. 6 W., about 2 mi. NE. Mt. Lebanon
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 623 PRI

Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad “var.” Nuculidae
Nucula magnifica Conrad “var.”, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 62 in
part, pl. 14, fig. 18
Nuculana magnifica (Conrad) “var.”, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 607
error for Nucula

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4244 PRI

Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad ‘var.’ Nuculidae

Nucula ovula Dall in Call, 1891, p. 8 footnote not N. ovula Lea, 1833,
p. 80
Nucula magnifica Conrad, Harris, 1894b, pp. 92, 115, 146

210 BULLETIN" 218

Nutula magnifica Conrad var., Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 62 in part

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.
Localities—ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.;
Drew Co., Long Prairie; Wadsworth’s well, 14 S., 6 W., sec. 5

Type.—Specimen unknown

Nucula magnifica Aldrich not Conrad, 1833b
See Nucula (Nucula) mediavia Harris

Nucula magnifica Clark, 1896 not Conrad, 1833b
See Nucula (Nucula) potomacensis Clark and Martin

Nucula magnifica Harris, 1894b not Conrad, 1833b
See Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad “var.”

Nucula magnifica var. mauricensis Harris
See Nucula (Nucula) mauricensis Harris

Nucula (Nucula) magnifica yazooensis Harris Nuculidae
Nucula magnifica var. yazooensis Harris, Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 62, pl. 14, figs. 19, 20
Nucula (Nucula) spheniopsis yazooensis Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 46 variant of N. spheniopsis
Nuculana magnifica yazooensis (Harris), Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.
607, 608 error for Nucula

Range.—Upper Eocene. Upper Jackson gr. (type)

Locality —MISS.: Yazoo Co., Sims Siding, 8 mi. N. of Yazoo City
(type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 4245, 4246 PRI

Nucula (Nucula) mauricensis Harris Nuculidae

Nucula magnifica mauricensis Harris, 1919, p. 74, pl. 26, figs. 4-6;
Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 24, pl. 7, figs. 6, 8; Renick and Stenzel,
1931, pp. 105, 108; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 62, pl. 14, fig. 21
same as Harris, 1919, pl. 26, fig. 5 designated by Harris as holo-
type but later than Gardner lectotype, 1945; Brann and Kent, 1960,
pp. 603, 604

Nucula mauricensis Harris, Deussen, 1924, p. 67; Schenck, 1934, p. 51;
Gardner, 1945, p. 41 lectotype designated

Nucula (Nucula) mauricensis Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 48, pl. 4, figs. 1-4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Queen City fm., lower Claiborne gr.;
Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper
Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Lee Co., Orell’s Crossing, Elm Cr., (prob-
ably Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. 144-T-5); Bastrop Co., mouth of
Gazley Cr., Colorado R., Smithville

Types.—Lectotype designated by Gardner, 1945, Bur. Ec. Geol.,
Univ. of — not found by Stenzel, 1957. Paralectotypes, Nos,
620, 621

Nucula media Lea
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN_ 211

Nucula (Nucula) mediavia Harris Nuculidae

Nucula magnifica Aldrich, 1886, p. 60 not Conrad, 1833b, p. 37

Nucula mediavia Harris, 1896, p. 53, pl. 4, fig. 4; Dall, 1898b, p. 577;
erie 1934, p. 51; Gardner, 1935, p. 116; Brann and Kent, 1960,
Dp;

Nucula sp. aff. N. mediavia Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 41 Mexico

Muculs (Nucula) mediavia Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
Dp.

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Clayton fm.
(type), lower Midway gr.; Porters Cr. fm., upper Midway gr.
Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Midway, “W. side of Alabama R.,
5 mi. below Prairie Bluff” (type) fide Harris, 1896, p. 12. Sta-
tion 4 on specimen; old locality, description see Harris, 1896, p.
12; Sumter Co., Black Bluff, Tombigbee R; Wilcox Co., % mi.
W. of Graveyard Hill; 1 mi. N. of Allenton; Station No. 264
[USNM], Prairie Cr. TEXAS: Bastrop Co., USGS Stations
11915 ? and 12112, Colorado R., 1 % mi. below the Travis-

Bastrop Co. line (Gardner)

Type.—Holotype, No. 34 PRI

Nucula (Nucula) meridionalis Meyer and Aldrich
See Nucula (Nucula) spheniopsis Conrad

Nucula (Lamellinucula) monroensis Aldrich Nuculidae

Nucula Monroensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 4, fig. 2; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 187, pl. 22, fig. 25, fig. 26 copy Aldrich; Dall, 1898b, p. 577;
Harris, 1919, p. 75, pl. 26, fig. 11 copy Aldrich; Schenck, 1934, p. 52

Nuculana monroensis (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 14

Nucula austinclarki MacNeil, 1951, p. 13, figs. 1, 2

Nucula (Lamellinucula) monroensis Aldrich, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 45 with N. austinclarki MacNeil equivalent

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type); Clarke Co., gully in W. center of sec. 10, T. 9 N., R.
4 E. (type of N. austinclarki MacNeil)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 638803, 638804 USNM. Holotype, N.
austinclarki MacNeil, No. 560585 USNM

Nucula mucronata Conrad
See Nuculana vanuxemi (Dall)
See also Calorhadia semen (Lea)

Nucula opulenta Conrad
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad)

Nucula ovula Aldrich, 1886, p. 49 not Lea, 1833
See Nucula sp.

Nucula ovula Dall in Call, 1889, not Lea, 1833
See Nucula magnifica Conrad “var.”

Nucula ovula Harris, 1896 and Harris, 1897b, not Lea, 1833
See Nucula spp.

ya Wy . BULLETIN 218

Nucula (Nucula) ovula Lea Nuculidae

Nucula ovula Lea, 1833, p. 80, pl. 3, fig. 59; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; not Aldrich, 1886, pp. 49, 53, 58;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 186, pl. 22, fig. 20 copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893,
p. 14; Harris, 1895b, p. 31; Harris, 1896, p. 54 in part (not pl. 4,
fig. 5=Midway); not Harris, 1897b, p. 50, pl. 8, fig. 7; Dall, 1898b,
p. 577 in part; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 202 in part, not pl. 57,
fig. 6; Harris, 1919, p. 75, pl. 26, figs. 12-14; Schenck, 1934, p. 52;
Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 375, pl. 145, fig. 36 copy Clark and
Martin; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 63, pl. 14, figs. 23, 31; Van de
Poel, 1955, p. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 604, 605 not Nos. 36, 148

Nuculana ovula (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3

Nuclula [sic] ovula Lea, Barry, 1942+, p. 44, pl. 2, figs. 6, 7

Nucula (Nucula) ovula Lea, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 46

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5399 ANSP

Nucula parilis Conrad
See Nuculana parilis (Conrad)

Nucula parva Rogers and Rogers
See Saccella parva (Rogers and Rogers)

Nucula pectuncularis Lea ;
See Pachecoa ? (Pachecoa ?) pectuncularis (Lea)

Nucula plana Lea
See Nuculana plana (Lea)

Nucula plicata Lea
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)

Nucula (Nucula) potomacensis Clark and Martin Nuculidae

Nucula magnifica Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 82; not Nucula
magnifica Conrad, 1833b

Nucula potomacensis Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 202, pl. 57, figs. 7,
7a, 8, 8a; Schenck, 1934, p. 53

Nucula (Nucula) potomacensis Clark and Martin, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 46

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type); Hanover
[?] Co., Hanoversville. MD.: Charles Co., head of Nanjemoy
Cr.; Popes Cr.; E. and W. of Port Tobacco; 2% mi. above
Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co., Charles Br. between Rosaryville
and Upper Marlboro; Upper Marlboro (deep cut near Chesa-
peake Beach R.R. station)

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Nucula pulcherrima Lea
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad)
See also Nuculana plana (Lea)

Nucula (Pectinucula ?) ripae Harris Nuculidae

Nucula ripae Harris, 1919, p. 74, pl. 26, figs. 9, 10; Schenck, 1934, p.
53; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 605, 606

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 213

Nucula (Pectinucula 2) ripae Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 45

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type). S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 624, 625 PRI

Nucula secunda (Whitfield) Nuculidae

Nucularia secunda Whitfield, 1885, p. 229, pl. 29, figs. 13, 14; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 161

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7838, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Nucula Sedgewickti Lea
See Nucula (Nucula) magnifica Conrad °

Nucula semen Lea
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)

Nucula (Nucula) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining Nuculidae

Nucula (Nucula) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 44, pl. 4, figs. 5-7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20763 BEG (figs. 6, 7); paratypes, No.
20764 BEG (fig. 5), No. 20765 BEG unfigured paratypes

Nucula (Nucula) spheniopsis Conrad Nuculidae

Nucula spheniopsis Conrad, 1865b, p. 140, pl. 10, fig. 13; Schenck,
1934, p. 54; Gardner, 1945, p. 42 in part; Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 68, pl. 14, figs. 24-30 (29, 30 “vars.”) ; Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 46; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 607

Nucula meridionalis Meyer and Aldrich in Meyer, 1887a, p. 10, pl. 2,
fig. 2; Cossmann, 1893, p. 14; Schenck, 1934, p. 52; Harris and Pal-
mer, 1946, pp. 63, 64 [under spheniopsis], pl. 14, fig. 28 copy Meyer
and Aldrich; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 46

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

ry

incalities MISS. Clarke Co., Enterprise=Garland Cr. (type)
(Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307); Hinds Co., Jackson

Types.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 97. Holotype, Nucula
meridionalis Meyer and Aldrich, No. 638881 USNM

Nucula (Nucula) spheniopsis yazooensis Harris
See Nucula magnifica yazooensis Harris

Nucula subtrigona Conrad
See Nuculana subtrigona (Conrad)

Nucula sp. Nuculidae
Nucula ovula Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 49. Not Lea, 1833, p. 80

214 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Type.—Unfigured specimen, USNM

Nucula sp. Nuculidae

Nucula ovula Harris, 1896, p. 54 in part, pl. 4, fig. 5. Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 604. Not N. ovula Lea, 1833, p. 80

Range.—Paleocene. Naheola fm., upper Midway gr.
Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Dale’s Branch; Oak Hill
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 36 PRI

Nucula sp. Nuculidae
Nucula ovula Harris, 1897b, p. 50, pl. 8, fig. 7; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 604. Not N. ovula Lea, 1833, p. 80
Cf. Nucula ovula Lea “var.” Aldrich, 1886, p. 53

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchitigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Choc-
taw Corners

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 148 PRI

Nucula sp. Nuculidae
Nucula sp. Gardner, 1923, p. 109, pl. 29, fig. 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Webb Co., 1 mi. E. of Laredo; 5 mi. SE. of
Laredo

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 352266 USNM

Nucula spp. Nuculidae
Nucula spp. Gardner, 1935, pp. 116, 117

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point
fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Freestone Co., Butler Dome; Cribbs Bluff,
Brazos R.; Medina and Maverick Cos.; Brazos Co., Colorado R.

Type.—Unknown

Nucula sp. Nuculidae

Nucula sp. Harris, 1919 [no p.] pl. 26, fig. 15 no description; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 606

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.
Type.—Figured specimen No. 629 PRI

Nuculana aequalis (Conrad)
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Nuculana albaria (Conrad) Nuculanidae
Yoldia protexta Conrad, 1865e, p. 213, pl. 21, fig. 2; Conrad, 1866a, p.
4; Conrad in Cook, 1868, p. 731 not “Meek, 1868, p. 731” as in Whit-
field, 1885, p. 228. Not Leda protexta Gabb, 1860a, p. 303—Nuculana
protexta (Gabb) Cretaceous.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-) 215

Yoldia albaria Conrad, 1867a, p. 8 new name for Yoldia protexta Con-

rad, 1865e, p. 213
Nuculana albaria (Conrad), Whitfield, 1885, p. 228 in part, not pl. 29,

figs. 15, 16
Leda albaria (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 586
Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type); Farmingdale;
Squankum

Type.—Missing Moore, 1962, p. 90 not Amer. Jour, Conch. vol. 1,
p. 147, pl. 11, fig. 6 as in Moore. Error for ibid. p. 213, pl. 21,

fig. 2 see above.

Nuculana albirupina (Harris)
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia ?) albirupina (Harris)

Nuculana aldrichiana var. sabinetownensis Barry
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana sabinetownensis (Barry)

2

Nuculana bella (Conrad)
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)
Nuculana “bella (Conrad) var.” Nuculanidae
“Leda bella Conrad var.” Conrad, 1860, p. 295
Species not known.
Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr.
Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co. “Showalter Collection” Matthews
Ldg. fide Aldrich,
Type.—Unknown

Nuculana Brongniarti (Lea)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Nuculana caelata (Conrad)
See Nuculana coelata (Conrad)

Nuculana calcarensis (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula calearensis Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl.
14, fig. 5; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102 calcariensis

Leda calcarensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall, 1898b, p. 578;

Harris, 1919, p. 70, pl. 25, fig. 19 (type)
Nuculana calcarensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a,

p. 3
Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg

District” (type)
Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 44

Nuculana carolinensis (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula carolinensis Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl.
14, fig. 3; H. C. Lea. 1849, p. 102

Leda carolinensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall, 1898b, p. 578;

Harris, 1919, p. 70, pl. 25, fig. 17
Nuculana carolinensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13

216 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 46

Nuculana claibornensis (Conrad)
See Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad)

Nuculana cliftonensis (Clark and Martin) Nuculanidae

Leda cliftonensis Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 201, pl. 56, fig. 11
or reams sp. ind. aff. cliftonensis (Clark and Martin), Rutsch,
43, p.

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach; Liverpool Point.
VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia Cr.; Potomac Cr.; King George Co.,
2 mi. below Potomac Cr. (type)

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Nuculana coelata (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula coelata Conrad, 1833a, p. 348; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834,
p. 7 (as caelata); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Harris, 1895b, p. 9
(caelata), p. 11 (coelata), not Nucula caelata Hinds, 1848, p. 99

Nucula Brogniarti [sic] Lea, 1833, p. 82, pl. 3, fig. 61; Conrad, App.
in Morton, 1834, p. 7 as Brongniarti=N. caelata Conrad; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 102; Tuomey, 1858, p. 266; Harris, 1895b, p. 8; Schenck,
1934, p. 48 as brongniarti

Leda coelata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall, 1898b, p. 578; Van
Winkle in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 6, pl. 1, fig. 6; Harris,
1919, p. 57, pl. 28, figs. 7-9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 474

Nuculana caelata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3

Leda Brongnarti [sic] (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 187, pl. 22, figs.
27-29; fig. 30 copy Lea

Nuculana Brongniarti (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 15

Lembulus coelata (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 579

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type)

Types.—Possible syntypes, Nos. 30575, 30576 ANSP Moore, 1962,
p. 48. Possible syntypes, N. Brongniarti, Nos. 5409, 5410 ANSP

Nuculana coelatella (Van Winkle) Nuculanidae

Leda coelatella Van Winkle in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 6, pl.

1, figs. 4, 5; Van Winkle, 1921, p. 7 (not middle Eocene); Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 475

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Locality—VA.: Hanover Co., Newcastle, S. side of Pamunkey R.,
344-1 mi. E. of bridge on U.S. 360 (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1398, 1394 PRI

Nuculana (Hilgardia) coelatoides (Harris) Nuculanidae
Leda coelatoides Harris, 1919, p. 58, pl. 23, fig. 10; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 475

Nuculana (Hilgardia) multilineata coelatoides (Harris), Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 59, pl. 14, fig. 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 608

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 217

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Type.—Holotype, "No. 580 (4237) PRI

Nuculana compsa (Gabb)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) compsa (Gabb)

Nuculana corpulentoides (Aldrich) Nuculanidae
Yoldia corpulentoides Aldrich, 1895b, p. 18, pl. 5, figs. 9, 9a
Leda corpulentoides (Aldrich), Dall, 1898b, pp. 578, 594
33 ae ae corpulentoidea [sic] (Aldrich), Barry, 1942+, p. 46, pl.
igs. 8, 9
Nuculana corpulentoidea [sic] (Aldrich), Wasem and Wilbert, 1943,
pp. 188, 192, pl. 31, fig. 6

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm. (type) middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.; ? Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.
Localities—ALA.: Choctaw Co., Tuscahoma Ldg., Tombigbee R.
(type). TEXAS: for possible localities in Sabine Co. see Barry,
1942+, p. 46
Types.—Syntypes, No. 688965 USNM fig. 9 a double valved speci-
men now shattered, 1962. No. 688966 USNM herein designated
lectotype. Better specimen than No. 638965

Nuculana corpulentoides (Aldrich) “var.” Nuculanidae

Leda corpulentoides (Aldrich) “var.” Harris, 1897b, p. 51, pl. 8, figs.
10, 11; Harris, 1899b, p. 301; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 475

Range.——Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Tusca-
homa fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] ore

Localities — TEXAS: Sabine Co., Pendleton, Sabine R. ALA.:
Marengo Co., Nanafalia Ldg., Tombigbee R.; Monroe Co.,
Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 151, 152 PRI

Nuculana crassiparva (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda crassiparva Harris, 1919, p. 68, pl. 25, figs. 7-9 [fig. 9 in PRI

not ae Coll. as in text and on expl. of pl.]; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality. ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 604; paratype, No. 605 PRI [pl. 25, fig. 9
not in Aldrich Coll. as in Harris, 1919, p. 68]

Nuculana cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers) Nuculanidae

Nucula cultelliformis Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 339 (reprint 1884, p.
667); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Schenck, 1934, p. 49

Leda cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Dall,
1898b, p. 578 [not middle Eocene]; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 198,
pl. 56, figs. 8, 8a

Nuculana cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 3

Yoldia cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers), Clark, 1895, p. 5

218 BULLETIN 218

Leda(Adrana) cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers), Clark, 1896, p. 83,
pl. 28, figs. 3a, 3b

Leda cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers), Van Winkle and Harris,
1919, p. 10; Van Winkle, 1921, p. 7 [not middle Eocene]

a eee aoe: Aquia fm. Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.

ype

Localities—VA.: Hanover Co., Newcastle; King George Co.,
Woodstock; Prince George Co., Evergreen; Coggins Point
(type). MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach; Popes Cr.; 2 4% mi.
above Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (deep cut
near Chesapeake Beach R.R. station)

Type.—Probably MCZ

Nuculana eoa (Gardner) Nuculanidae

Leda eoa Gardner, 1935, p. 118, pl. 6, figs. 1, 2
“Leda” eoa Gardner, Rutsch, 1943, p. 148

Range.—Paleocene. Littig mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower Mid-

way er.
Locality —TEXAS: Travis Co., USGS Sta. 2489, 1 mi. E. of Web-
berville (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 138604 USNM

Nuculana fiski Barry Nuculanidae
Nuculana fiski Barry, 1942+, p. 45, pl. 2, fig. 5

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport” (name preoccupied) fm. (type),
middle Midway gr. Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm., lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —LA.: Natchitoches Par., Rocks Cr. (type). ALA.:
Marengo Co., Nanafalia Ldg., Tombigbee R.

Types.—Holotype, No. 5002; paratype, No. 5003, LSU. Pal. Mus.

Nuculana hammetti (Harris)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) hammetti (Harris)

Nuculana hannahae Palmer and Brann, new name Nuculanidae
Leda milamensis Harris, 1896, p. 54, pl. 4, fig. 8; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 477

Leda (Saccella) milamensis Harris, Gardner, 1935, p. 121 in part

Not Leda milamensis Harris, 1895a, p. 47, pl. 1, fig. 4

Leda milamensis Harris, 1896, from the Paleocene Midway of Tenne-
see is not the same species as L. milamensis Harris, 1895a from the
lower Eocene. Gardner, 1935, p. 121 pointed out a critical difference
between the shells as well as horizon of the two forms. We are
therefore, renaming Leda milamensis Harris, 1896, p. 54 not Harris,
1895a, p. 47

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)

Localities ——TENN.: Hardeman Co., Hannah’s bed f. 134 mi. N.
of Crainesville (type); Huddleston’s about same distance W.
of Crainesville (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 39 PRI

Nuculana improcera (Conrad) Nuculanidae
Nucula improcera Conrad, 1848b, p. 131, pl. 14, fig. 23; Schenck, 1934,
p. 51

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 219

pica ss improcera (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a,

p:
Leda improcera (Conrad), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 83 in part,
pl. 28, figs. la-d (not e=N. parilis Conrad var.); Dall, 1898b, p. 578
[not middle Eocene]; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 199, pl. 56, figs. 1-4;
Ae ras in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 10 [not middle
ocene

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr., head of Nanjemoy Cr.,
2 %4 mi. above Popes Cr. VA.: King George Co., Woodstock;
Prince George Co., Evergreen; Hanover Co., Marlbourne (type)
[in text]; Caroline Co., Port Royal; [Co. unknown] Marshfield

Type.—Probable holotype, “labelled ‘Pamunkey R., Va.’ but [Marl-
ae cee ee Co., Va.’ in text” No. 30673 ANSP Moore,

» Pp.

Nuculana jewetti (Gardner) Nuculanidae
Leda jewetti Gardner, 1927, p. 363, fig. 6 Ls

Range.——Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Leon Co., 8 mi. S. of Jewett (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369243 USNM

Nuculana kittensis (Harris) Nuculanidae
Leda kittensis Harris, 1919, p. 67, pl. 25, fig. 6

Range.——Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Kitts Ravine, 4% mi. NW of Cres-
ton [Keitts; Cooke, 1936, p. 68] (type)

Type.—Holotype, missing USNM 1962

Nuculana linifera Conrad Nuculanidae
Nuculana linifera Conrad, 1865b, p. 139, pl. 10, fig. 8
Leda linifera (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, pp. 578, 591, Jackson Eocene only
Nuculana linifera ? Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 60, pl. 14, fig.
8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 607

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” (=Garland Cr.) see
Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Shubuta

Type.—Holotype, No. 13229 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 71

Nuculana magna (Lea) Nuculanidae
Nucula magna Lea, 1833, p. 197, pl. 6, fig. 211; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102;
Harris, 1895b, p. 26; Schenck, 1934, p. 51
Nuculana magna (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 15, pl. 1, fig. 19
Leda magna (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 186, pl. 22, fig. 38 copy Lea;
Dall, 1898b, p. 578; Harris, 1919, p. 62, pl. 24, figs. 3, 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5996 ANSP

Nuculana magna lisbonensis (Aldrich) Nuculanidae
Leda lisbonensis Aldrich, 1895b, p. 17, pl. 5, fig. 4

220 BULLETIN 218

Lede magna var. lisbonensis Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p. 63, pl. 24, figs.
5-7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 476

Leda (Adrana ?) lisbonensis Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, 578

Calorhadia (Iitorhadia) sp. cf. C. (L. ’) lisbonensis (Aldrich), Gardner,
1945, p. 48 in part

Not Nuculana lisbonensis Aldrich, Sutton, 1946, p. 1671

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne er.

Localities—TEXAS: San Augustine Co., San Augustine “St.
Augustine” [sic] Harris, 1919. LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice rd.,
1 mi. SW. of Winnfield Marble Quarry; Sabine Par., 3 mi. S.
Negreet P.O.; near mouth Negreet Bayou. ALA.: Monroe Co.,
Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type); Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.
GA.: Clay Co., ? Fort Gaines. N.C.: Craven Co., Neuse R., 16-17
mi. and 27 mi. above New Bern

Type.—Holotype, No. 6388963 USNM

Nuculana magnopsis (Harris) Nuculanidae
Leda magnopsis Harris, 1919, p. 64, pl. 24, fig. 8; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 476

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co. “Rock [Rocky] Swamp”, SE. of
Springfield (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 593 PRI

Nuculana magnifica (Conrad)
See Nucula magnifica Conrad

Nuculana magnifica yazooensis (Harris)
See Nucula magnifica yazooensis Harris

Nuculana marieana (Aldrich) Nuculanidae

Leda marieana Aldrich, 1897a, p. 16, pl. 5, fig. 5; Harris, 1897b, p. 5,
pl. 8, fig. 12 copy Aldrich

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639002 USNM

Nuculana mater (Meyer)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia ?) mater (Meyer)

Nuculana media (Lea)
See Calorhadia equalis (Conrad)

Nuculana milamensis (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda milamensis Harris, 1895a, p. 47, pl. 1, fig. 4; Dall, 1898b, p. 578.
Not Leda milamensis Harris, Harris, 1896, p. 54 in part, pl. 4, fig.
8; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 477—N. hannahae Palmer and
Brann, new name herein

Leda (Saccella) milamensis Harris, Gardner, 1935, p. 121 in part

Range.—Lower Eocene. Lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr. (type)
Locality—TEXAS: Milam Co., Smileys Bluff, 2 mi. above mouth

of Pond Cr., Brazos R. (type) (Gardner, 1935, p. 54)
Type.—Holotype, No. 35671 BEG

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-) 221

Nuculana monroensis (Aldrich)
See Nucula (Lamellinucula) monroensis Aldrich

Nuculana mucronata (Conrad)
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)
See also Nuculana vanuxemi (Dall)

Nuculana (Hilgardia) multilineata (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Leda multilineata Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 14, fig. 4 (reprint,
1939, p. 19, pl. 1, fig. 4); Conrad, 1856a, p. 258 (reprint, 1939, p. 4);
Hilgard in Hopkins, 1871, p. 11; Harris, 1894b, p. 148; Dall, 1898b,
pp. 578, 588 in part, not pl. 25, figs. 11, 11b Oligocene; Harris, 1919,
p. 58, pl. 23, figs. 11, 12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 477

Nuculana (Hilgardia) multilineata (Conrad), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 59, pl. 14, figs. 2-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 608

“Leda” multilineata Conrad, Gardner, 1939, p. 341

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.
Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., “near Enterprise”, Garland Cr.
fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Hinds Co., Jackson (type). LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.; Caldwell Par., “at various
localities on the Ouachita River.” ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince

Bluff, Saline R.; Cross Roads Church, 5 mi. NW. of Kingsland
Type.—‘Donated to ANSP by Wailes, 1855” fide Harris, 1919, p.

59. Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 79

Nuculana opulenta (Conrad)

See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad)
Nuculana opulenta-like Harris and Palmer

See Calorhadia cf. opulenta (Conrad)

Nuculana ovula (Lea)
See Nucula (Nucula) ovula Lea

Nuculanidae

Nuculana ozarkola (Harris)
Leda ozarkola Harris, 1919, p. 68, pl. 25, figs. 10-14; Brann and Kent,

1960, p. 478
Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.

(type); Dale Co., Ozark
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 606-610 PRI
Nuculanidae

Nuculana parilis (Conrad)
Nucula parilis Conrad, 1848b, p. 132, pl. 14, fig. 31; Clark, 1896, p. 93;

Schenck, 1934, p. 52
Nuculana parilis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13
saat eae (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 199, pl. 57, figs.
» a, 4a ,
Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)
Localities —MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (type);
Anne Arundel Co., Sheckel’s farm near South R.

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30687 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 83

Zoe BULLETIN 218

Nuculana parilis (Conrad) “var.” Nuculanidae
Leda improcera Conrad, Clark, 1896, p. 83 in part, pl. 28, fig. le

Leda parilis Conrad var., Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 200, pl. 57, fig. 3
copy Clark, 1896

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.

Localities —VA.: King George Co., probably Woodstock. MD.:
Prince Georges Co., Hills Bridge

Type.—F igured specimen, USNM

Nuculana parva (Rogers and Rogers)
See Saccella parva (Rogers and Rogers)

Nuculana pharcida (Dall)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall)

Nuculana plana (Lea) Nuculanidae

Nucula plana Lea, 1833, p. 199, pl. 6, fig. 218; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102;
Harris, 1895b, p. 35; Schenck, 1934, p. 53. N plana has usuage over
page preference of N. pulcherrima

Nucula pulcherrima Lea, 1833, p. 84 in part, pl. 3, fig. 63; Conrad,
App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102 in part; Harris,
1895b, p. 37 in part; Schenck, 1934, p. 53

Nuculana plana (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3;
Cossmann, 1898, p. 15

Nuculana pulcherrima (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 4; Cossmann, 1893, p. 15

Leda plana (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 188, pl. 23. fig. 5 copy Lea;
Harris, 1919, p. 60, pl. 23, figs. 14, 15; figs. 16, 17 copies of N. pul-
cherrima Lea; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 478

Leda pulcherrima (Lea), Meyer, 1887a, p. 15; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 190,
pl. 23, fig. 12 copy Lea

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). N.C.: Craven Co., “17 mi. above Newbern”, Neuse R.
(Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 5998 ANSP

Nuculana plicata (Lea)
See Calorhadia bella (Conrad)

Nuculana protexta Conrad, 1865c, p. 147
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) pharcida (Dall)

Nuculana pulcherrima (Lea)
See Nuculana plana (Lea)
See also Calorhadia (Calorhadia) opulenta (Conrad)

Nuculana regina-jacksonis (Harris)
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris)

Nuculana regina-jacksonis (Harris) var.
See Calorhadia (Calorhadia) reginajacksonis (Harris) “var.

Nuculana (Saccella) robusta (Aldrich)
See Saccella robusta (Aldrich)

”

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN) 223

Nuculana saffordana (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda protexta Gabb, 1860d, 397, pl. 68, fig. 36 (not fig. 35 bar a
text); not Leda protexta (eabb, 1860a, p. 303, pl. 48, fig. 23 [=
culana protexta (Gabb) Cretaceous]

Leda saffordana Harris, 1896, p. 55, pl. 4, fig. 9; Dall, 1898b, p. 586; ?
Gardner, 1935, p. 117°

“Leda” saffordana Harris, Rutsch, 1943, p. 149

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Naheola fm.,
r Midway gr. (type)

Localities ——-TENN.: Hardeman Co, (type), 2 mi. S. of Middleton.
ALA.: Wilcox Co., % mi. N. of Snow Hill. GA.: Chattahoo-
chee R. (near base of Eocene). ? TEXAS: Falls Co., Little
Brazos R., above Rocky Crossing on Kosse rd.

Type.—Holotype, unknown. Type was in Safford Coll. seen by
Harris, 1896

Nuculana semen (Lea)
See Calorhadia semen (Lea)

[Nuculana] smirna (Dall)
See Jupiteria smirna (Dall)

Nuculana subtrigona (Conrad) Nuculanidae

Nucula subtrigona Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, aay p. 128, pl. 14,
fig. 4; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102; Sirens 1934, p. 54

Leda subtrigona (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Wavtial 1919, p. 70, pl.
25, fig. 18. Specimens in ANSP so labelled compared to ta hous-
tonia Harris, 1919, p. 59

Nucwlane subtrigona (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p

Range.—Middle Eocene [—horizon uncertain fide Harris, 1919,
p. 70]. McBean fm. (fide Cooke), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Calhoun Co.: “St. Matthews Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 100

Nuculana trivitate (Gardner) Nuculanidae
Leda houstonia Harris, 1919, p. 59 in part, pl. 23, fig. 13. Not L.
houstonia Harris, 1895a, p. 47
Leda trivitate Gardner, 1927, p. 363, fig. 5

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Wilson Co., Bluff on San Antonio R., 4 mi.
SSE. of Floresville (type); Houston Co., Alabama Ferry,
Trinity R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 369248 USNM

Nuculana trumani (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda trumani Harris, 1919, p. 61, pl. 23, figs. 18, 19; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 480

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type); Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R. S.C.: Orangeburg Co.,
3 and 6 miles WNW. of Orangeburg. GA.: Clay Co., Ft. Gaines

Type.—Holotype, No. 585 PRI

224 BULLETIN 218

Nucufana tysoni (Clark and Martin) Nuculanidae
Leda tysoni Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 201, pl. 57, figs. 4, 4a, 5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—_MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 2 % to 3 mi. above
Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. SE. of Piscataway. VA.:
King George Co., Woodstock (type)

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Nuculana vanuxemi (Dall) Nuculanidae

Nucula mucronata Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl. 14,
fig. 2; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102. Not James de C. Sowerby, 1824, p. 120,
pl. 476, fig. 4

Nuculana mucronata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13 not Vicksburg
as in Conrad

Leda vanuxemi Dall, 1898b, p. 578 new name for Nucula mucronata
Conrad; Harris, 1919, p. 70, pl. 25, fig. 16 copy Conrad, 1848b,
Nucula mucronata Conrad

See also under Calorhadia semen (Lea) with question.

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Holotype, ‘““Vanuxem Coll.” not listed Moore, 1962

Nuculana wautubbeana (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda wautubbeana Harris, 1919, p. 69, pl. 25, figs. 15, 15a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 480

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (holotype) ; Newton
Co., Newton (paratype). LA.: Winn Par., Calvin

Types.—Holotype, No. 611 PRI; paratype, Aldrich Coll. lost

Nuculana sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946
See Ledina sp.
See also Saccella sp.

Nuculana sp. Nuculanidae
Leda, n. sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 119, pl. 6, figs. 3, 4

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Medina Co., USGS Sta. 11771, 5 mi. SE. of
Elstone

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 370958 USNM

Nuculana sp. Nuculanidae

Nuculana sp. Harris, 1951, p. 15, pl. 7, figs. 2, 3; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 610

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala lIs.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry, 3.9 mi.
from Perry

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24470, 24471 PRI

PALEOCENE- EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 225

Nuculana sp. Nuculanidae
Nuculana sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 46

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sa-
bine] gr.

Locality—LA.: Sabine Par., stream bank in SW. 4% SW. %
SE. % sec. 3, T. 5 N., R. 13 W.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 5373 LSU Pal. Mus.

Nucularia secunda (Whitfield)
See Nucula secunda Whitfield

Odoniogryphaea thirsae (Gabb) Ostreidae

Ostrea emarginata Tuomey (name only), 1858, pp. 266, 269, 271

Gryphaea thirsae Gabb, 1862a, p. 8329; Aldrich, 1886, p. 58

Ostrea thirsae (Gabb), Heilprin, 1884c, p. 311, pl. 63, figs. 4-6; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 178, pl. 20, figs. 2, 9, 10 copies Heilprin; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 19; Harris, 1897b, p. 40, pl. 6, figs. 5, 5a, 6; Dall,
1898b, pp. 680, 681; Harris, 1899b, p. 300, pl. 53, fig. 1; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 474; Veatch, 1906, p. 35, pl. 18, figs. 2, 2a copies
Heilprin; cf. Maury, 1912, p. 39, pl. 5, figs. 6-8; Cooke, 1926a, pl. 94,
figs. 6a, b; Semmes, 1929, fig. 59-6a, 6b; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 39,
figs. 3-5 copy Harris, 1897b; Barry, 1942+, p. 51, pl. 3, figs. 7, 8;
Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, pp. 188, 192, pl. 31, fig. 2; Gardner, 1945,
p. 76 in part, pl. 5, figs. 16, 18 holotype; figs. 15, 17, 19; Richards,
1948, p. 2, pl. 4, fig. 23; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 642

Ostrea cf. thirsae (Gabb), Richards, 1950, p. 15

Odontogryphaea thirsae (Gabb), Stenzel, 1947, p. 166

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm. (type), lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.; Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.;
Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Tuscahoma
fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Marengo Co. “Nanafalia” [Bluff], Tombigee
R. (type); not Eufaula (as in Schuchert, et al., 1905). GA.:
Clay Co., between Fort Gaines and Woods Shoals. LA.: Natchi-
toches Par., Marthaville. See Barry, 1942+, p. 52 for further La.
localities. N.C.: Johnston Co., about 3 mi. W. of Clayton

Type.—Lectotype, No. 494957 [“570”] USNM

The information regarding the type of O. thirsae is confusing in Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, “USNM 570... pleisotype ... Eocene Eufaula
Alabama.”

Druid Wilson kindly supplied the following information regarding the
discrepancy of type, locality, and age.

“570/Gryphaea thirsae Gabb/Eufaula, Ala./Cretaceous Ripley Group/
Prepared by State Univ. of Alabama.

“One of these specimens was figured by Heilprin in White, 1884a and
the same specimen was figured by Gardner as holotype 1945 (GSA Mem.
11) at which time it was recatalogued thus:

494957 /“570”/Ostrea thirsae Gabb/Nanafalia, Marengo Co., Ala./Wil-
cox/Figd. holotype.

“The earliest label now with the specimen is Heilprin’s which gives
‘Eocene/Eufaula, Ala.’

“All of this leaves unexplained the source of Gabb’s quoted ‘Nanafalia’
a locality that subsequent collections uphold.

“There probably were older labels giving Nanafalia and the catalogue
must be in error, but there is no contemporary evidence to prove it.

226 BULLETIN 218

“The specimen apparently is the one measured by Gabb and would be
the obligatory lectotype; the other two syntypes have not been found.

“Schuchert’s, Dall’s, et al. listing of USNM 570 as Plesiotype probably
fone from their not realizing that it was a part of Gabb’s original
material.

Omnivenus discoidalis (Conrad)
See Rhaddopitaria discoidalis (Conrad)

Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad) Nuculanidae

eeu Glasboruensts Conrad, 1848b, p. 131, pl. 14, fig. 22; Harris,
» D.
Nuculana claibornensis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 18; Conrad, 1866a,

p. 3

Leda claibornensis (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 189, pl. 22, figs. 32,
33; 35, 36; fig. 34 copy Conrad

Yoldia claibornensis (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 594, 596; Harris, 1919,
p. 72, pl. 25, fig. 24 copy Conrad

Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 61; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 53, 55 “a dubious species”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr., horizon unknown

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., “Claiborne”, Alabama R. (type)
Conrad, (exact horizon unknown)

Type.—Missing ANSP fide Harris 1895b, p. 11; Moore, 1962, p. 48

Cf. Orthoyoldia kindlei (Harris) Nuculanidae

Yoldia kindlei Harris, 1896, p. 56, pl. 4, fig. 6; Dall, 1898b, p. 594;
Harris and Veatch, 1899, p. 72; Barry, 1942+, p. 47, pl. 2, fig. 10;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 983

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), mid-
dle Midway gr., (Sabine and Natchitoches Par., La.); undiffer-
iented Midway (Tenn.) (type)

Localities —-TENN.: Hardeman Co., 1 3% mi. N. of Crainesville,
at Hannah’s (type). LA.: Natchitoches Par., Rocks Cr.; Sabine
Par., ravine center of NW. % sec. 1, T. 9 N., R. 12 W.; 2%
zat ee a Pleasant Hill in SW. 4% SW. % sec. 23, T. 10 N.,

Type.—Holotype, No. 35 PRI

Orthoyoldia psammotaea (Dall) Nuculanidae

Yoldia psammotaea Dall, 1898b, p. 596, pl. 34, fig. 20 (section
Orthoyoldia) ; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 702

Yoldia psammotaea Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 72 in part, pl. 25, figs. 25,
27, 29 (not figs. 26, 28—Orthoyoldia sp., not fig. 30=var. orange-
burgensis, not fig. 3l—var. vivianensis); Renick and Stenzel, 1931,
p. 104; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 983, 984

Orthoyoldia psammotaea (Dall), Stewart, 19380, p. 61; Gardner, 1945,
p. 50, pl. 4, figs. 2, 3; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 54, pl.
4, figs. 26-30

? Yoldia cf. Y. psammotea [sic] Dall, Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 43, fig. 1
(questionable)

Yoldia (Nuculana ?) psammotaea Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
57 in part, pl. 13, figs. 20, 21 (same specimen as Harris, 1919, pl.
25, fig. 29)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 227

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem., Weches fm., middle Clai-
borne gr.; Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type), upper Clai-
borne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type), [“Claiborne sands, Claiborne, Ala.” type locality in-
correct fide Harris, 1919, p. 72.] Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.;
Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R. TEXAS: Brazos Co., Little Brazos
R., 21%4 mi. above Stone City; Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff,
Brazos R.; Cedar Cr.; Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. ?
S.C.: Calhoun Co., Kitts Ravine [Keitts]. See Harris, 1919, for
additional localities not verified.

Type.—Holotype, No. 129799 USNM

Orthoyoldia psammotaea orangeburgensis (Harris) Nuculanidae

Yoldia psammotaea var. orangeburgensis Harris, 1919, p. 73, pl. 25,
fig. 30; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984

Orthoyoldia psammotaea orangeburgensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 55

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. N. (type); NW. of
Orangeburg

Type.—Holotype lost prior to 1937 PRI

2

Orthoyoldia psammotaea vivianensis (Harris) Nuculanidae

Yoldia psammotaea var. vivianensis Harris, 1919, p. 73, pl. 25, fig. 31;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984

Orthoyoldia psammotaea vivianensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 55

Range.—Middle Eocene. Recklaw fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
[fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 55]

Locality—LA.: Caddo Par., Vivian (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 616 PRI

Orthoyoldia rubamnis (Harris) Nuculanidae

Yoldia psammotaea ? var. rubamnis Harris in Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 58, pl. 14, fig. 1; Wilbert, 1953, pp. 98, 122; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 984

Cathars rubamnis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 5

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Locality —ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 4231 PRI

Orthoyoldia sp. Nuculanidae

Yoldia psammotaea Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 72 in part, pl. 25, fig. 26;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984 ©

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 614 PRI

228 BULLETIN 218

Orthoyoldia sp. Nuculanidae
Yoldia psammotaea Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 72 in part, pl. 25, fig. 28

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Kitts [Keitts] Ravine
Type—Figured specimen, missing USNM 1962

Orthoyoldia ? sp. Nuculanidae

Yoldia (Nuculana ?) psammotaea Dall “var.”, Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 57, pl. 13, fig. 17 as Yoldia sp.
Yoldia sp., Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —_LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4228 PRI

Orthoyoldia ? sp. Nuculanidae

Yoldia (Nuculana ?) psammotaea Dall “var.”, Harris and Palmer,
1946, p., 57, pl. 18, fig. 19 as Yoldia sp.
Yoldia sp., Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr.
Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Little Stave Cr. near Jackson
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4229 PRI

Orthoyoldia ? sp. Nuculanidae
Yoldia (Nuculana ?) psammotaea Dall “var.”, Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 57, pl. 13, fig. 19 as Yoldia sp.
Yoldia sp. Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 984

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4230 PRI

Oryctomya bryani (Clark) Arcticidae

Coralliophaga bryani Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 738, pl. 15, figs.
2a, 2b; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 183, pl. 43, figs. 1, la; figs. 2, 2a
copy holotype; Dall, 1908a, p. 1500 O. Briani; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 163

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type) ;

Localities ——MD.: Charles Co., 1 mi. SE. of Mason Springs; Prince
Georges Co., “Pamunkey Neck” (type)—Pomonkey Clark and
Martin

Type.—Holotype, No. 115804 USNM

Oryctomya claibornensis Dall Arcticidae
Coralliophaga (Oryctomya) claibornensis Dall, 1898a, p. 185; Harris,
1919, p. 154, pl. 48, figs. 5, 5a copy Dall
Oryctomya claibornensis Dall, Dall, 1898b, p. 929, pl. 34, figs. 16,
16a; Dall, 1903a, p. 1499; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 467

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 129541 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 229

Cf. Oryctomya prima (Harris) Arcticidae

Coralliophaga prima Harris, 1897b, 60, pl. 18, figs. 4, 4a, 5; Dall,
1898a, p. 185; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 251
Oryctomya prima (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1500

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. (possibly also middle Wilcox [Sabine]
gr., Harris, 1897b)

Localities—ALA.: NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff,
Tombigbee R. (type); Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.
(probably)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 172, 173 PRI

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, Harris, 1897b
See Crassostrea sp.

Ostrea alabamiensis of authors, not Lea, 1833
See Crassostrea amichel (Gardner)

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946
See Crassostrea sp.

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, not Lea, 1833
See Crassostrea frionis (Harris)

Ostrea alabamiensis Lea “var.”, Harris, 1919
See Crassostrea sp.

Ostrea alabamiensis (var. contracta) Conrad, Harris, 1919
See Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch)
See also Crassostrea contracta (Conrad)

Ostrea alabamiensis frionis Harris
See Crassostrea frionis (Harris)

Ostrea alabamiensis georgiana Conrad
See Crassostrea contracta (Conrad)
See also Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch)

Ostrea alabamiensis linguaecanis Lea, de Gregorio, 1890
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea alabamiensis pincerna de Gregorio
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea alabamiensis semilunata Lea
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea alepidota Dall Ostreidae

Ostrea compressirostra var. alepidota Dall, 1898b, p. 680; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 191

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Prince Georges Co., Fort Washington. VA.:
Stafford Co., Aquia Cr. (type). S.C.: “Eocene” Dall

Type.——Not found USNM 1962

The form was never figured. The type is not available, hence its re-
lationship is indefinite.

230 BULLETIN 218

Ostrea (Ostrea) arrosis Aldrich -Ostreidae

Oe arrosis Aldrich, 1904, p. 61, pl. 3, figs. 1-4
See O. intermedoides Aldrich, 1921, pl. 3, figs. 15, 16

eer aba Eocene. Nanafalia fm. (type), lower Wilcox [Sa-

ine] gr

Locality —ALA.: Dale Co., Fleming’s Mill on Pea R., near center
sec. 7, T. 7 N., R. 23 E., near Beck Mill (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 639026, 639027, 639028 USNM

Ostrea bellovacina Conrad, 1842b, p. 172; not Lamarck, 1806a, p. 159
See Ostrea sinuosa Rogers and Rogers

Ostrea bryani Gabb Ostreidae

Ostrea Bryanii Gabb, 1877, p. 321

Ostrea bryant Gabb, White, 1884a, p. 293; Weller, 1907, p. 448, pl.
44, figs. 1-5

Gryphaea Bryani (Gabb), Whitfield, 1885, p. 206, pl. 27, figs. 6-9 syn-
types, Whitfield, 1899, p. 158

Gryphaea Bryani var. precedens Whitfield, 1885, 194, pl. 26, figs.
a Fh Whitfield, 1899, p. 158; Weller, 1907, p. 148 under O. bryani

a

Ostrea glandiformis Whitfield, 1885, p. 205, pl. 27, figs. 1-5; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 162; Weller, 1907, p. 449 under O. bryani Gabb

Gryphaea bryanti (Gabb), Johnson, 1905, p. 11

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type); Manasquan fm.
Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N.J.: Burlington Co., Vincentown (type O. bryani;
syntype O. glandiformis) ; Ocean Co., near New Egypt (type O.
precedens); Monmouth Co., Farmingdale (syntype O. glandi-
formis); Shark R.; Squankum

Types.—O. bryani syntypes, ANSP; O. glandiformis Whitfield
syntypes, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.; O. bryant precedens Whit-
field, syntype 8975/1 AMNH

Ostrea Camera Tuomey, 1848, p. 154; Harris, 1919, p. 200 nomen
nudum

Ostrea carolinensis Conrad Ostreidae

Ostrea Carolinensis Conrad, 1832b, p. 27, pl. 14, fig. 1 (Harris reprint
1893, p. 45, pl. 14, fig. 1); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6: H.C.
Lea, 1849, p. 103; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 395; Conrad, 1865a, pa Ld;
Conrad, 1866a, Dp. 3): not Conrad, 1865f, p. 71 see (ex sylvaerupis
(Harris) ; not Conrad, 1865h, p. 266 see G. sylvaerupis (Harris) ;
Heilprin, 1884¢, p. 309; Dall, 1898b, p. 686 in part; Harbison, 1944,
p. 4, pl. 4, fig. 2; Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 24

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S. C.: Berkeley Co., Santee - Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW.

of Moncks Corner (type)
Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 46

Ostrea carolinensis Conrad, 1865f, 1865h; not Conrad, 1832b
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

Ostrea claibornensis Conrad ms. nomen nudum
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea) [fide Harris, 1895b, pp. 3, 11]

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 231

“Ostrea compressirostra Say” of authors Eocene
See Ostrea sinuosa Rogers and Rogers

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Clark, 1896; Clark and Martin, 1901;
Vokes 1961. Not Say, 1824b
See Ostrea sp.

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Tuomey, 1850; not Say, 1824b
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Clark
See Ostrea sp.

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Smith and Johnson, 1887; not Say, 1824b
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Langdon, 1894 not Say, 1824b
See Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb

2

Ostrea compressirostra var. alepidota Dall
See Ostrea alepidota Dall

Ostrea contracta Conrad
See Crassostrea contracta (Conrad)

Ostrea contracta amichel Gardner
See Crassostrea amichel (Gardner)

Ostrea ? convexa Say Ostreidae

Ostrea convexa Say, 1820, p. 42

Gryphaea convexa (Say), Weller, 1907, p. 451, pl. 45, figs. 1, 2 synony-
my; Richards in Richards, et al., 1958, p. 114, pl. 19, figs. 7-8 see for
discussion.

O. convexa a common Cretaceous species was described from the Creta-
ceous. It is still in an indefinite state of specific determination.

Range.—Upper Cretaceous (type). Paleocene. Hornerstown fm.

Localities.—N.J.: Burlington Co., Burlington (type); Ocean Co.,
New Egypt; Salem Co., Woodstown

Type.—l[?] Originally ANSP

Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb Ostreidae

Ostrea denticulifera Gabb, 1860d, p. 398, not Conrad, 1858c, p. 330;
Safford, 1869, p. 419 not Conrad, 1858c, p. 330 :
Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb, 1860d, p. 398, pl. 68, figs. 40, 41; White,
1884a, p. 294, pl. 40, fig. 2 copy Gabb; Harris, 1896, p. 45, pl. 1,
figs. 1, la; pl. 2, figs. 1, la copies O. tumidula Aldrich, pl. 3, fig. 1;
Dall, 1898b, p. 667; ? Harris, 1899b, p. 297, pl. 52, figs. 1, 1a; Veatch,
1906, p. 33, pl. 16, fig. 2, 2a copy O. twmidula Aldrich; cf. Maury,
1912, p. 36, pl. 5, fig. 11; pl. 6, fig. 1-4 copies Aldrich, 1894b O.
tumidula, and Harris, 1896; Deussen, 1924, p. 48, pl. 14, figs. 2, 2a
copies O tumidula Aldrich; Cooke, 1926a, pl. 93, figs. 5a, 5b; Semmes,
1929, fig. 51-5a, 5b; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 30, figs. 5, 6; Gardner,
1935, p. 139, pl. 10, fig. 2; pl. 11, fig. 9; Toulmin and La Moreaux,
19638, p. 394

Ostrea prae-compressirostra Harris, 1894b, p. 39; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 471 é

Ostrea tumidula Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242, pl. 14, figs. 1, 2; pl. 15, figs. 1,
2

Ostrea compressirostrea Say, Langdon, 1894, p. 413 not Say, 1824b

232 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem., Kincaid fm., lower Midway
gr.; Clayton fm., lower Midway er. (type)

Localities. “_TENN.: Hardeman Co., 2 mi. E. of Middleton (type) ;
2 mi. S. of Middleton; Muddy Cr. E. of Middleton; McDonald’s
mill, 4 mi. SW. of Middleton. ARK.: “Midway ‘ef. ”, Pulaski
Gai, well at Little Rock. ALA.: Wilcox Co., 1 mi. N. of "Midway;
1 mi. W., 1% mi. SW. and 1 mi. S. of Palmer’s mill; Prairie
Cr. LA.: "Sabine Par., Raines place near Rocky Spring church,
about 6 mi. WSW. of Marthaville. “Also near Cretaceous-Eocene
borderline in Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
and Georgia”, Harris, 1899b, p. 298. ‘For additional Texas
localities see Gardner, 1935, p. 140. GA.: Chattahoochee R. area
(see Toulmin and La Moreaux, 1963)

Ty ypes. —Syntypes Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb unknown; types
in Safford Coll. seen by Harris, 1896. Syntypes O. praecompres-
sirostra Harris, No. 107336 USNM, not found, 1962. Syntypes
(2) Ostrea tumidula Aldrich left valve No. 106, right valve No.
107 GSATC

Ostrea cretacea Morton, Aldrich, 1895b
See Ostrea spp.

Ostrea denticulifera Conrad
See Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb

Ostrea ? dissimilaris (Weller) Ostreidae
Gruniase dissimilaris Weller, 1907, p. 453, pl. 46, figs. 2, 3 [not, 4 as
ex pl.]

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm. (type)

Localities.—N.J.: Salem Co., 2 mi. NE. Woodstown (type); Glow-
cester Co., 1 mi. SE. of "Mullica Hill; Ocean Co., Crosswicks
Creek, 1 mi. N. of New Egypt

Type.—Holotype, No. 7488 State Mus. Trenton, N.J.

Ostrea divaricata Lea ;
See Cubiostrea (Cubiostrea) divaricata (Lea)

Ostrea (Ostrea) duvali Gardner Ostreidae

Ostrea duvali Gardner, 1927, p. 366, figs. 1-4
Ostrea multilirata Conrad var. duvali Gardner, Stenzel, 1957a, p. 888

Range.—Lower Eocene. Probably Indio fm. (type), lower Wilcox
[Sabine] gr

Localities. 1 TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Austin-Elgin Ferry rd., 1 mi.
N. of Austin-Bastrop Highway (type); Caldwell Knob; Guada-
lupe Co., 1 mi. NE. of New Berlin

Types. —Syntypes, No. 369239 USNM

Ostrea emarginata Tuomey
See Odontogryphaea thinsds (Gabb)

Ostrea eversa ‘“Mellville” Heilprin, 1884c, p. 310 in part
See Ostrea (Gryphacostrea) subeversa Conrad nomen nudum

Ostrea falciformis Conrad [Cubitostrea] Crireldae
Ostrea Why eas. Conrad, 1868a, p. 291 in part “Enterprise, Miss.”

Conrad, 1865b, 140 in part, pl. 11, fig. 1 “Enterprise, Miss. n=

Garland Creek, SRE Jackson Eocene, fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307;

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 233

Conrad, 1866a, p. 3 “Ala.”; Heilprin, 1884c, p. 311; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 175 under O. ee vefosiitis! pl. 20, figs. 5, 6 copy Conrad;
Dall, 1898b, p. 677 under O. sellaeformis. Not O. "falciformis Gold-
fuss, 1833, p. 22; 1862 (2 ed.), p. 21

Ostrea (Cubitostrea) falciformis Conrad, Sacco, 1897b, p. 14

In part Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 93 “new name for Ostrea falciformis Conrad, 1865”

Ostrea faleiformis Conrad is ambiguous as to locality and age. Conrad
stated the species was from Enterprise, Miss., from Dr. Spillman.
Aldrich (1885c, p. 307) proved that Conrad was in error, and the
Spillman Enterprise material was probably from Garland Cr., Miss.,
Jackson Eocene. However, the figures of Conrad, 1865b are not
that of a Jackson species but do appear similar to the C. sellaeformis
stock and particularly C. sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twining. But
because there is uncertainty concerning O. falciformis Conrad it
would be better not to attach the name C. sanctiaugustini to it as
was indicated by Stenzel and Twining. If C. sanctiaugustini is a
new name for O. falciformis Conrad, it should have the same type
and type locality as O. falciformis. But Stenzel and Twining used a
new type from the Weches fm. near San Augustine, Tex. Although
the figure of Conrad is similar to that of Stenzel and Twining we
doubt the propriety of combining the two names. We, therefore, re-
tain O. falciformis status uncertain, new name required, but not
worthy: of renaming. We limit C. sanctiaugustini to Claiborne er.,

exas.

Types.—Probable syntypes (2), No. 18232 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
60

Ostrea falciformis Conrad, 1863a, in part; 1865b in part
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) sanctiaugustini Stenzel and Twining
in part

Ostrea falco Dall Ostreidae
Ostrea falco Dall, 1896b, p. 22; Dall, 1898b, p. 682, pl. 30, figs. 4, 11;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 469; Cooke, 1926a, p. 274, pl. 96, fig. 4;
Kellum, 1926, p. 18; Semmes, 1929, fig. 62-4; Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 20, pl. 3, figs. 1-9 “var.”; cf. Richards and Palmer, 1953, p.

45 unfigured; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 634

Fane pa ee Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

Pacahtes. —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Cocoa P.O. (type); Waynesboro
rd. about 5 mi. W. of Silas. MISS.: Clarke Co., 2 mi. E. of Shu-
buta. LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 129972 USNM

Ostrea flabellula ? Lamarck, H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; Heilprin, 1884c,
p. 310. Not O. flabellula Lamarck, 1806b, p. 164
See Cubitostrea divaricata (Lea).

Ostrea frionis Harris
See Crassostrea frionis (Harris)

Ostrea frithi Gardner Ostreidae
Ostrea frithi Gardner, 1945, p. 82, pl. 2, figs. 7, 9

Range.—Upper Eocene. Upper Jackson gr. (type)

234 BULLETIN 218

Locality—TEXAS: Starr Co., oyster bed in SW. corner Antonio
Canales Salinas, “Sacatosa” grant, 20 mi. N. Roma (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 372918 USNM

Ostrea georgiana Conrad.
See Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch)

Ostrea gierharti Gardner Ostreidae
Ostrea gierharti Gardner, 1945, p. 78, pl. 2, figs. 1-4

Meg Bad ale Eocene. Mount Selman fm. (type), middle Clai-

orne gr.

Locality.—Mexican side of Rio Grande across from San Ygnacio,
Zapata Co., Texas, USGS sta. 12972 (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 372916 USNM

Ostrea gigantea ? Vanuxem in Morton, 1828a, p. 69 nomen nudum
[could be error for gigantissima]
See Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch)

Ostrea gigantissima Finch |
See Crassostrea gigantissima (Finch)

Ostrea glandiformis Whitfield
See Ostrea bryani Gabb

“Ostrea” glauconoides Whitfield Ostreidae

Ostrea glauconoides Whitfield, 1885, p. 222, pl. 29, fig. 2; Dall, 1898b,
p. 677 under O. sellaeformis Conrad; Whitfield, 1899, p. 162; Harris,
1919, p. 13

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type). (Cf.) ALA.:
Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 7840, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Ostrea (Ostrea) intermedoides Aldrich Ostreidae

Ostrea intermedoides Aldrich, 1921, p. 23, pl. 3, figs. 15, 16

Ostrea sp. cf. O. intermedoides Aldrich, Gardner, 1945, p. 77 in part
See O. arrosis Aldrich, 1904, pl. 3, figs. 3, 4 for similiarity. Sugges-
tive that this is young of O. arrosis Aldrich

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem, (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 48 GSATC

Ostrea johnsoni Aldrich |
See Alectryonia johnsoni (Aldrich)

Ostrea kochae Gardner Ostreidae

Ostrea kochae Gardner, 1935, p. 140, pl. 8, figs. 1-5
2 Ostrea kochae Gardner, Rutsch, 1948, p. 152

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr. ;

Locality —TEXAS: Medina Co., D’Hanis-Yancey rd., 714 mi. E.
by S. of D’Hanis (type)

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 370962 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 235

Ostrea lingua-canis Lea
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea (Alectrionia ?) linguafelis Whitfield
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) linguafelis (Whitfield)

Ostrea lisbonensis Harris
See Cubitostrea ( ) lisbonensis (Harris)

Ostrea mauriciensis [sic] [Gabb], Dall, 1898b, p. 679; O. mauricensis
Gabb, Dall, 1898b, pp. 684, 687
Equals Ostrea mauricensis Gabb, Miocene

Ostrea mortoni Aldrich, 1887 not Gabb, 1862a
See Gigantostrea trigonalis (Conrad)

Ostrea mortonii Gabb
See Alectryonia vicksburgensis mortonii (Gabb)

Ostrea (Ostrea) multilirata Conrad - Ostreidae

Ostrea multilirata Conrad in Emory, 1857, p. 157, pl. 12, figs. la-d;
Heilprin, 1884c, p. 298, pl. 38, figs. 1, 2 copy Conrad; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 471; Gardner, 1926d, pp. 513, 514; Trowbridge, 1932,
pl. 34, figs. 1, 2; pl. 35, figs. 1, 2 copies Gardner, 1923, O. tasez;
Gardner, 1935, p. 141; Barry, 1942+, p. 52, pl. 4, figs. 1-4; Wasem
and Wilbert, 19438, pp. 188, 192, pl. 31, fig. 1

Not Ostrea georgiana Conrad, Hilgard in Hopkins, 1871, p. 12 as in
Barry, 1942+, p. 52

? Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb, Harris, 1899b, p. 297, pl. 52, figs. 1,
la fide Barry, 1942+

Ostrea tasex Gardner, 1923, p. 109, pl. 29, figs. 6, 7; pl. 31, figs. 1-4;
Howe, 1925, p. 170; Gardner, 1926d, pp. 5138, 514

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Indio fm. (type), lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities—“Dry Creek, Mexico”, Cretaceous (Conrad, type).
TEXAS: Dimmit Co., % mi. NE. of Glass Ranch headquarters
(type O. tasex Gardner). LA.: Sabine Par., Rocky Springs
Church, N. bank of Bayou Dupont in SE. 4%, SW. %4, SW. %,
sec. 9, T. 8 N., R. 10 W.; rd. cut along La. Highway 42-D in
SW. %, SE. %, sec. 25, T. 8 N., R. 12 W.; NE % sec. 24, T.8 N.,
R. 11 W. (Howe 1925)

Types.—Syntypes, O. multilirata No. 9895 USNM. Syntypes, O.
tasex, No. 352265 USNM

Ostrea multilirata duvali Gardner
See Ostrea (Ostrea) duvali Gardner

Ostrea (Ostrea) multilirata sabinalensis Gardner Ostreidae
Ostrea multilirata sabinalensis Gardner, 1935, p. 142, pl. 9, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Paleocene. Pockets at top Tehuacana mem. (type), Kin-
caid fm., lower Midway gr.-

Localities TEXAS: Uvalde Co., Schuddemagen ranch, 11 mi.
S. of Sabinal (type); S. bank of Elm Cr.

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 370906 USNM

Ostrea panda Morton in part
See Alectryonia vicksburgensis mortoni (Gabb)

236 BULLETIN 218

Ostrea panda Morton
St. George’s, Delaware. Cretaceous

Ostrea pandaeformis Gabb
See Gigantostrea trigonalis (Conrad)

Ostrea percrassa Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 683 in part. Not Conrad, 1840,
p. 50
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

Ostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata Dall
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata (Dall)

Ostrea pincera [sic] Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 679
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea pincema [sic] Lea, Cossmann
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea pincerna Lea
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea (Ostrea) podagrina Dall Ostreidae

Ostrea podagrina Dall, 1896b, p. 22; Dall, 1898b, p. 682 “upper Eo-
cene”, pl. 30, figs. 5, 6 “Oligocene”; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 471;
Gardner, 1926a, p. 42 in part, pl. 10, figs. 5, 6 copy Dall, (not
Chipola Miocene as stated by Gardner)

? “Ostrea podagrina Dall’, Cooke, 1945, pp. 62, 64, 68 listed only

Ostrea “podagrina” Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 6 in part, pl. 1, fig. 5
USNM;; pl. 2, fig. 1; pl. 2, figs. 2, 3 copy of type

Range.—Middle-upper Eocene (type). Age determined through
presence of the larger Foraminifera, Operculinoides floridensis
(Heilprin) by R. C. Douglass, 1961 (pers. com. D. Wilson).

Localities —FLA.: Lafayette Co., ““W. bank of Suwanee near the
Sulphur Spring” (text), “Oligocene of Suwanee River”, expl. pl.
(type) see also Cooke, 1945, p. 68; cf. Taylor Co., across Stein-
hatchee R. from Clara, USNM

Type.—Holotype, No. 135127 USNM

Ostrea “podagrina” Dall, Harris, 1951 in part
See also Ostrea sp.

Ostrea praecompressirostra Harris
See Ostrea crenulimarginata Gabb

Ostrea princerna [sic] Lea, Dall
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea (Ostrea) pulaskensis Harris Ostreidae

Gryphaea vomer Morton, Safford, 1869, p. 419 name only, not Gry-
phaea vomer Morton, 1828b, p. 83; Langdon, 1894, p. 416, not of
Morton

Gryphaea pitcheri Morton, Hilgard, 1869, p. 29

“Gryphaea pitcheri Morton ?” White, 1882, p. 137 not Gryphaea pit-
cheri Morton, 1834, p. 55

Ostrea pulaskensis Harris, 1894b, p. 40, pl. 1, figs. 3, 3a-d; Harris,
1896, p. 46, pl. 1, figs. 2, 2a-c, 3, 8a; Dall, 1898b, p. 677; Harris,
1899b, p. 298, pl. 52, figs. 2-4; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 472; Veatch,
1906, p. 33, pl. 16, figs. 3, 8a copies Harris, figs. 3b-3e; cf. Maury,

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 237

1912, p. 38, pl. 7, fig. 2; Deussen, 1924, p. 43, pl. 14, figs. 3, 3a copies
Harris, figs. 8b-e copies Veatch; Cooke, 1926a, p. 256, pl. 93, fig. 6;
Semmes, 1929, fig. 51-6; Trowbridge, 1932, p. 35, pl. 30, figs. 3, 4;
Gardner, 1935, p. 137, pl. 11, fig. 7; fig. 8 copy Cooke; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 637; Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p. 6, pl. 3, figs. 2-4

? Ostrea cf. pulaskensis Harris, Rutsch, 1943, p. 152

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. lower Midway gr.; Kincaid fm.,
lower Midway gr.; Porters Creek fm., upper Midway gr. includ-
ing Sucarnoochee clay and Matthews Ldg. beds: Midway, Ar-
kansas (type)

Localities —ARK.: Pulaski Co., near Alexander (type); Kings salt
works, sec. 35, [T.] 15 N., [R.] 8 W. TENN.: Hardeman Co.,
Hannah’s 134 mi. N. of Crainesville; Huddleston’s 134 mi. W. of
Crainesville; McDonald’s mill, 4 mi. SW. of Middleton. MISS.:
Tippah Co., % mi. S. and 2 mi. E. of Ripley. ALA.: Wilcox Co.,
34 mi, W. and 1 mi. N. of Prairie Bluff; 1 mi. N. of Matthews
Ldg., Alabama R.; 1% mi. SW. of Palmer’s mill; % mi. W. of
Graveyard Hill. TEXAS: For localities in Texas*see Gardner,
1935, p. 138

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 185138 USNM

Ostrea radians Conrad
See Cubitostrea sellaeformis (Conrad)

Ostrea sellaeformis Conrad
See Cubitostrea sellaeformis (Conrad)

Ostrea sellaeformis Conrad, Renick and Stenzel, 1931 var. 1
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining
See also Cubitostrea sellaeformis Conrad var. 1, Renick and Stenzel,
1931

Ostrea sellaeformis divaricata Lea
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) divaricata (Lea)

Ostrea sellaeformis mut. laeta de Gregorio
See Cubitostrea sellaeformis (Conrad)

Ostrea sellaeformis lisbonensis Harris
See Cubitostrea ( ) lisbonensis (Harris)

Ostrea sellaeformis perplicata Dall __
See Cubitostrea (Cubitostrea) perplicata (Dall)

Ostrea sellaeformis smithvillensis Harris
See Cubitostrea smithvillensis (Harris)

Ostrea sellaeformis Mut. vermilla de Gregorio
See Cubitostrea sellaeformis vermilla (de Gregorio)

Ostrea semilunata Lea
See Crassostrea alabamiensis (Lea)

Ostrea semmesi Gardner Ostreidae
Ostrea semmesi Gardner, 1945, p. 78, pl. 2, figs. 6, 8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Mount Selman fm., middle Claiborne gr.

(type)

Locality —TEXAS: Frio Co., Goat pens of east side of Yancy rd.,
3 mi. N. Moore (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 372917, USNM

238 BULLETIN 218

Ostrea Sinuosa Rogers and Rogers Ostreidae

Not Ostrea compressirostra Say, 1824b, p. 182, pl. 8, figs. 2a, 2b (re-
print 1896, p. 38, pl. 8, figs. 2a, 2b); Conrad im Morton, 1834, p. 2;
Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 366; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103

Ostrea sinuosa Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 340; Rogers and Rogers,
1839, pl. 27, fig. 1 [2 figs.] reprint, 1884, p. 668, pl. 2, fig. 1 [2 figs.];
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; Conrad, 1865a, p. 15

Ostrea bellovacina Lamarck, Conrad, 1842b, p. 172; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
103; Conrad, 1865a, p. 15 not Lamarck, 1806a, p. 159

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Tuomey, 1842a, p. 156; 1858, pp. 266, 271;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 15; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 85;
Heilprin, 1884c, p. 309, pl. 65, figs. 1, 2; Aldrich, 1886, pp. 55, 57, 58;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 177, pl. 20 figs. 1, 8 copies Heilprin; Langdon,
1891, p. 603; Cossmann, 1893, p. 19; not Langdon, 1894, p. 413=
O. crenulimarginata Gabb, 1860d; Harris, 1894a, p. 302; Clark, 1895,
p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 86 in part, not pl. 37; pl. 38, figs. la, b, 2a-c;
pl. 39, figs. 1, 2a, b; pl. 40, fig. 1 = O. spp.; Harris, 189%b, p. 37,
pl. 1 copy Say; pls. 2, 3 copy Heilprin; pl. 6, fig. 1; Dall, 1898b, p.
679 in part; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 190 in part, not pls. 45, 46,
47 same as Clark, 1896; Newton, 1902, p. 304; Schuchert, et al., 1905,
p. 468; Veatch, 1906, pl. 18, fig. 1 copy Heilprin; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 681; not Vokes, 1961, p. 49, pl. 10, fig. 18 copy Clark, 1896,
pl. 38, fig. la. Not Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p. 4 in part, not pl. 2,
fig. 1; pl. 4, fig. 1; pl. 5, fig. 1. Not Say, 1824b

Through the courtesy of Axel A. Olsson and C. P. Nuttall, Paleon-
tology Dept. [British Museum (Nat. His.)], in 1964, the types of Thomas
Say (1824b) of the species described from the Miocene of Maryland were
pointed out to be in the British Museum (Nat. Hist.). See Newton (1902).
The specimens had been collected by John Finch, the species described
by Say in 1824, and the collection sold by Finch to the British Museum
(Natural History) in 1834. Included among the species described by Say
was “Ostrea compressirostra.” All of the species except O. compressiros-
tra have been known to be Miocene forms. Say did not designate the age
of the species. O. compressirostra from 1842 (Tuomey) to the present
has been regarded as an Eocene species characteristic of the Eocene of
Maryland (Clark and Martin, 1901), Alabama, and Georgia (Harris,
1897b). Although common in the lower Eocene the socalled O. compressi-
rostra does not occur in the Midway (Paleocene) of the southern states.
We, therefore, doubted the Aquia (Paleocene) distribution of the species
in Maryland as indicated by Clark and Martin (1901). In our preliminary
work the dilemma was left with a statement that confirmation of the
age would be held until the type of O. compressirostra Say could be
found, examined, and the locality of occurrence could be established.

After examining and photographing Say’s types in the British Museum
(Natural History) in 1964, Olsson determined the type of O. compressi-
rostra Say as O. disparilis Conrad, 1840 (per. com., June 12, 1964), the
Miocene species. Conrad in Morton, 1834, listed the species as Miocene
but later from 1865 on included the species in the Eocene.

In the Finch collection [BM(NH)] of O. compressirostra there is a
second specimen which was identified by Olsson as Eocene. C. P. Nuttall
(per. com., July 1, 1964) of the BM (NH) does not believe that the second
specimen in their collection is the one referred to by Say as a specimen
presented to the Academy of Natural Sciences at Philadelphia, because
it is the wrong valve and the measurements do not tally.

Because the type of O. compressirostra Say, 1824, is Miocene and be-
cause of the problem of the age of the socalled “O. compressirostra’”’, it
seems best to retain O. compressirostra Say for the Miocene species be-

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 239

cause there is a name which may be utilized for the Eocene species. The
name Ostrea sinuosa was given by Rogers and Rogers in 1837, for the
Eocene species from Virginia. This name has heretofore been placed in
the synonymy of the socalled “O. compressirostra Say”. We suggest and
use herein Ostrea sinuosa Rogers and Rogers, 1837, type locality, Prince
George County, Evergreen, James River, lower Eocene, for the lower
Eocene species of Virginia, Maryland, and the southern states. Rogers
and Rogers in 1837 (pp. 366, 367) recognized O. compressirostra Say as
the Miocene species as they so stated. They described and named the
Eocene form Ostrea sinuosa with the remarks (p. 340), “This very beau-
tiful fossil oyster will be seen to differ from the O. compressirostra
[p. 8366 placed O. compressirostra in Meiocene [sic] ] in several essential
particulars, ...”. It is clear that Rogers and Rogers knew the distinc-
tion between the Eocene and Miocene oysters which had been confused as
O. compressirostra. Rogers and Rogers gave excellent figures of O.
sinuosa and a definite type locality, of which Say’s description of O.
compressirostra does not have except “Maryland.” Rogers and Rogers
types have not been found.

Heilprin (1884b, p. 15 footnote) called attention to Rogers.and Rogers
crediting O. compressirostra to the Miocene and the resemblance to O.
disparilis. Heilprin noted in the Academy the presence of the specimen
mentioned by Say from near “Alexandria, right bank of Potomac.”

Some later authors have identified O. compressirostra as a Miocene
species (Dall, 1903 in part; Richards, 1950; DuBar and Solliday, 1961)
so that not only does the literature include the confused Eocene age but
does contain the true Miocene determinations.

Our recommendation as a result of an analysis of the complicated
history of O. compressirostra is: (1) Ostrea compressirostra Say, 1824,
stand for the Miocene species which its type represents, and the specimen
Reg. No. L13204 in the British Museum (Nat. Hist.) be selected as the
lectotype. The name O. disparilis Conrad 1840, or other later specific
names which are equivalent will fall in the synonymy of O. compressiros-
tra Say; (2) O. sinuosa Rogers and Rogers, 1837, be used for the Eocene
species which has commonly been called “O. compressirostra Say.”

The specimen which Say stated in his original description that had
been given by Mr. Z. Collins to the Academy of Natural Sciences at
Philadelphia, from ‘‘west branch of the Potomac, fifteen miles below
Alexandria” is in the Academy of Natural Sciences (per. com. H. G.
Richards, July 27, 1964). It is the specimen presented by Mr. Collins
and is from below Alexandria, Va. “according to a label pasted on the
shell.” Because the name O. sinuosa Rogers and Rogers is available for
the Eocene Ostrea, it is not necessary to give a new name to that speci-
men of Say.

The authors are indebted to C. P. Nuttall and Axel A. Olsson for in-
formation regarding Say’s types in the BM(NH) and opinions regarding
the same.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—VA.: Prince George Co., Evergreen, James R. (type).
MD.: See Clark and Martin (1901) except for Aquia formation
localities. ALA. and GA.: See Harris, 1897b, p. 38

Type.—Presumably lost. Possibly MCZ

Ostrea (Cubiostrea) smithvillensis Harris
See Cubitostrea ( ) smithvillensis (Harris)

“Ostrea (Gryphoeostrea) subeversa Conrad” nomen nudum
Ostrea (Gryphoeostrea) subeversa Conrad, 1865a, p. 15, p. 190+ as

240 BULLETIN 218

Gryphaeostrea [corrected spelling] nomen nudum. Identified as prob-
ably “Ostrea eversa [Melleville] Deshayes”. [Thanetian, France]

Gryphostrea “eversa (Deshayes)”, Conrad, 1866a, p. 8 Md. & Miss.

Ostrea eversa “Mellville” sp., Heilprin, 1884c, p. 310 in part, not pl. 64,
figs. 5-8 copy Deshayes

“Ostrea subeversa Conrad”, Clark, 1896, p. 93 not described. Species
not found by Clark.

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) subeversa Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 672 in part.
Description of subgenus. Not Kellum, 1926, p. 18; Stenzel, 1947, p.
175 nomen nudum. »

Discussion of nomenclature of Gryphaeostrea Conrad, 1865a, and
type species “O. eversa [Melleville, 1848, p. 87] Deshayes” 1864
[1861], pp. 99, 100

O. subeversa was never described or figured by Conrad so that it re-
mains a nomen nudum as of Conrad. If the name needs to have status it
could possibly date from Dall who gave a description of Gryphaeostrea
Conrad using “O. subeversa Conrad=O. eversa (Mellv. ?) Conrad + ?
O. vomer Morton” as type species. But Dall could not have used the
characters of “O. subeversa” for the generic description because as yet
no one knows what O. subeversa is. The name best be eliminated from
ee ne Gryphaea eversa (not Ostrea) was described by Melleville,

43, p.

Range.—Eocene.
Locality—MD.: “U. Marlboro”, Conrad, 1865a
Types.—Specimens (2), No. 30714 ANSP Moore, 1862, p. 99

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) subeversa Conrad, Dall, 1898b in part
See Gryphaeostrea vomer (Morton)

Ostrea sylvaerupis Harris .
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

Ostrea tasex Gardner
See Ostrea multilirata Conrad

Ostrea tecticosta Gabb Ostreidae
Ostrea tecticosta Gabb, 1860d, p. 403, pl. 68, figs. 47, 48; Whitfield,
1885, p. 33, pl. 3, figs. 1, 2 type; Weller, 1907, p. 443, pl. 48, figs. 17,
18; figs. 19 type; Richards, 1958, p. 107, pl. 16, figs. 13, 14 (type) see

for synonymy, description, and localities

Range.—Upper Cretaceous (type). Paleocene. Hornerstown fm.

Localities —N.J.: (type); Monmouth Co., Marlboro (Weller);
Gloucester Co., Harrisonville (Richards). Tenn. (type)

Types.—Syntypes (N.J.), No. 18761; (Tenn.), No. 18808 ANSP

Ostrea thirsae (Gabb)
See Odontogryphaea thirsae (Gabb)

Ostrea trigonalis Conrad
See Gigantostrea trigonalis (Conrad)

Ostrea trigonalis sylvaerupis Harris
See Gigantostrea sylvaerupis (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 24]

Ostrea tumidula Aldrich, 1894b
See O. crenulimarginata Gabb [fide Harris, 1896, p. 45]

Ostrea tuomeyi Conrad, 1865¢
See Gigantostrea trigonalis (Conrad)

Ostrea vicksburgensis Conrad |
See Alectryonia vicksburgensis (Conrad) variations

Ostrea vicksburgensis ludoviciana Harris
See Alectryonia ludoviciana (Harris)

Ostrea vicksburgensis mortoni Gabb
See Alectryonia vicksburgensis mortoni (Gabb)

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton)
See Gryphaeostrea vomer (Morton)

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton), Clark and Martin
See Ostrea spp.

2

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae

Gryphaea vesicularis (Lamarck), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 193, pl.
50, figs. 6, 6a. Not Ostrea vesicularis Lamarck, 1806b, p. 160

Range.—? Paleocene. Aquia fm. or derived from Cretaceous
Locality —MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach
Type—Figured specimen, USNM

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Gryphaea vesicularis Lamarck, Whitfield, 1885, p. 224, pl. 29, figs.
ie - Whitfield, 1899, p. 158. Not O. vesicularis Lamarck, 1806b,

p. 160

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 7832, State Mus. Trenton, N.J.

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Clark, 1895, p. 5 in part; Clark, 1896, p.

86 in part, pl. 37; pl. 38, figs. la, b, 2a-c, pl. 39, fig. 1; Dall, 1898b,

p. 679 in part; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 190 in part, pls. 45, 46, 47;

Vokes, 1961, p. 49, pl. 10, fig. 18 copy Clark, 1896, pl. 38, fig. 1a.
Not O. compressirostra Say, 1824b

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Localities —MD.: See Clark and Martin, 1901
Types.—Figured specimens probably USNM

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea cretacea Morton, Aldrich, 1886, p. 43; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 16
not pl. 5, fig. 10
Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr.
Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., “The Rocks”
Type.—Unfigured specimen, unknown

242 BULLETIN 218

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea cretacea Morton, Aldrich, 1895b, p. 16 in part, pl. 5, fig. 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.

Localities —ALA.: Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombig-
bee R. [label with specimen]

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 638956 USNM

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae

Ostrea compressirostra Say, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 86 in
part, pl. 39, figs. 2a,
Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton), Clark and Martin, 1901, p.

193, pl. 50, figs. 2, 3

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality —MD. or VA.
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae

Ostrea “podagrina” Dall, Harris, 1951, p. 7 in part, pl. 1, figs. 3, 4

probably not O. podagrina Dall, 1896b which see; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 637

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr

peed —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp., E. of Ken-
ric

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24436, PRI

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 55

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.”, (name preoccupied) middle
Midway er.

Locality. sia We Natchitoches Par., rd. cut in NW. % SE. % sec.
33, T. 10 N., R. 10 W. along dirt rd. leading west from Louisiana
Highway 404

Type.—Unfigured specimen, No. 5090 LSU Pal. Mus.

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp., Barry, 1942+, p. 52, pl. 3, figs. 4, 5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Types. —Figured specimens, ‘presumably LSU Pal. Mus.

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Clark, 1895, p. 6; Clark, 1896, p. 88, pl. 38, fig. 3

Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton), Clark and Martin, 1901, p.
193 in part, pl. 50, fig. 5 same as Clark, 1896, pl. 38, fig. 3

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality —MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 243

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Clark, 1895, p. 6; Clark, 1896, p. 88, pl. 39, figs. 3a-c
Ostrea (Gryphaeostrea) vomer (Morton), Clark and Martin, 1901, p.

193 in part, pl. 50, figs. 1-1b same as Clark, 1896, pl. 39, figs. 3a-c

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.
Locality —MD.: Charles Co., Glymont
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 138

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway g¢

i agra Caldwell Co., 5% mi. N. Locarts (USGS
0

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 143 ,

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway g

Localities—TEXAS: Medina Co., USGS Sta. bo81, Hondo Creek,
left bank, % mi. above road crossing due E. of Elstone: USGS
Sta. 6280, loose boulder, bed of Hondo Creek, 4% mi. below road
crossing due E. of Elstone

Types.—Unfigured specimens probably USNM

Ostrea spp. Ostreidae
Ostrea spp. Richards, 1948, p. 2, pl. 2, figs. 16, 17

Range.—Middle Eocene. (? Claiborne)
Locality—N.C.: Johnston Co., about 3 mi. W. of Clayton
Types Figured specimens, probably ANSP

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 45, pl. 9, fig. 6

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of Gulf Hammock just SW. of State Road 55 in SW. Y% sec.
34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E,

Type —Figured specimen, No. I-7595 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Ostrea sp. Ostreidae
Ostrea sp. Weller, 1907, [no p.] pl. 42, fig. 14

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., near Deal
Type.—Figured specimen unknown

Ostrenomia carolinensis Conrad Plicatulidae

Ostrenomia carolinensis Conrad, 1872b, p. 216, pl. 7, fig. 3 [8 speci-
mens figured interior and exterior] “Eocene of North Carolina”;
pike ita p. 295, pl. 133, figs. 29, 30; Dall, 1898b, pp. 761, 764=

acatu

Range.—Eocene
Locality —“N.C.” (type)
Type.—Not found ANSP by Moore, 1962

244 BULLETIN 218

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) adamsi (Palmer) ‘Noetiidae
Trinacria adamsi Palmer in Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 25, pl. 7, figs.
1, 2,5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 875
Pachecoa (Pachecoa) adamsi (Palmer), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 68, pl. 6, figs. 10, 11

Range.—Middle Eocene. Queen City fm. (type), lower Claiborne

gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., mouth of Gazley Creek, Colorado
R., Smithville (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. 11-T-38) (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 349; paratypes, Nos. 347, 348 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) cainei Harris Noetiidae

Trinacria (Pachecoa) cainei Harris, 1919, p. 46, pl. 20, figs. 3, 3a;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 875

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) cainei Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 62, pl. 6, figs. 1-4

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3-6 miles WNW. of Orange-
burg (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 525 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) catonis Stenzel and Twining Noetiidae

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) catonis Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 68, pl. 6, figs. 12-14

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tallahatta fm. (type), lower Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Covington Co., Catons Bluff, left bank Conecuh
R., sec. 14, T. 4 N., R. 14 E., 3 mi. WNW. of Andalusia (type)
Types.—Holotype, No. 20721 BEG; unfigured paratypes (6), No.
20722 BEG

Pachecoa corvamnis (Harris) Noetiidae

Trinacria corvamnis Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 53, pl. 13,
figs. 3, 4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 875

neieeee ? corvamnis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 70

Range.—Upper Eocene. Upper Jackson gr. (type)

Locality —ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Creek, 2 mi. E. of Forrest
City (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4218 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad) Noeftiidae

Pectunculus decisus Conrad, 1833c, p. 39 (Harris reprint 1893, p. 65);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 389; Harris, 1895b, p. 14

Limopsis decisus (Conrad), Conrad, 1860, p. 297, pl. 47, fig. 16; Con-
rad, 1865a, p. 12 in part; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
192, pl. 23, fig. 28a copy Conrad (not pl. 25 as in text)

Trinacria decisa (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 16, pl. 1, figs. 17, 18;
Harris, 1919, p. 41 in part, pl. 18, fig. 17 copy Conrad=Claiborne
sand (not pl. 19, figs. 1, 2 var.; not pl. 18, figs. 18, 19)

Trigonoarca [sic] decisa (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 606

PALEOCENE - KOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 245

rr ae decisus (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 78; MacNeil, 1937, p.

45

Trigonodesma decisa (Conrad), Reinhart, 1935, p. 53

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 69 includes “var.” abbreviata Harris

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

yaaa is syntypes (2), No. 30539 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.
5

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad) “var.” Noetiidae

Trigonoarca [sic] decisa (Conrad) var. Clark and Martin, 1901, p.
195, pl. 51, figs. 5, 5a

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
Locality.—VA.: King George Co., Woodstock
Type.—Figured specimen, USNM td

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad) ‘“‘var.” Noetiidae

Cf. Limopsis declivis (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, pl. 23, figs. 15-19 ?
Gosport sd. possibly from base of bluff

Trinacria decisa (Conrad) var. Harris, 1919, p. 41 in part, pl. 19, figs.
1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 876. Nos. 507, 508 add “var.”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R.; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. Cf. TEXAS: Robertson Co.,
Cedar Cr. Wheelock league; Bastrop Co., Colorado R. at Smith-
ville; Brazos R. 500 yds. below mouth of Little Brazos R. Cf.
LA.: Lincoln Par., Ruston well (Harris localities)
Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 507, 508 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa abbreviata (Harris) Noetiidae

Trinacria decisa “var.” abbreviata Harris, 1919, p. 42, pl. 18, fig. 19;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 876

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 69 included in P. decisa (Conrad)

This form, as well as “7.” carolina Harris, may prove to be a variation.

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 6 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg

(type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 506 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad) Noetiidae

Pectunculus declivis Conrad, 1838c, p. 39 (Harris reprint 1893, p. 65);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 389 includes P. minor Lea; Harris, 1895b, p. 15

Limopsis declivis (Conrad), Conrad, 1860, p. 297, pl. 47, fig. 13; Con-
rad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 191, pl.
23, figs. 21-23; fig. 24 copy Conrad (not figs. 15-19 see “Trinacria
decisa Conrad”, Harris, 1919, pl. 19, figs. 1, 2 base of Bluff, Clai-
borne

Paeane [sic] declivis (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 606

246 BULLETIN 218

Trinacria declivis (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 16; Harris, 1919, p. 42,
pl. 19, figs. 3-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 876; not T. declivis
Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 [=P. sabinica (Harris) ]

Halonanus declivis (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 78; Gardner, 1945, p.
52, pl. 1, fig. 11? (Mexico)

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p.69 ©

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type); Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (Harris). MISS.: Clarke
Co., Wautubbee (Harris)

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30514 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 53

Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea) Noetiidae

Pectunculus ellipsis, Lea, 1833, p. 78, pl. 3, fig. 56; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
104; Harris, 1895b, p. 18

Limopsis ellipsis (Lea), Conrad, 1860, p. 207, pl. 47, fig. 9; Conrad,
1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 88; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 192 in part, pl. 23, fig. 26 copy Lea; fig. 27 copy Conrad;
Cossmann, 1898, p. 16

Trigonoarca [sic] ellipsis (Lea), Dall, 1898b, p. 606; Harris, 1919, p.
44, pl. 19, figs. 12-15; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 876, 877

Halonanus ellipsis (Lea), Stewart, 1930, p. 78
Halonanus (Trinacriella) ellipsis (Lea), MacNeil, 1937, p. 456

Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 70

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. upper Claiborne gr.; Mc-
Bean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd. (type), uppermost
Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type); Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (Harris). LA.: Lincoln Par.,
Ruston, well depth 1200 ft. (Harris). S. C.: Orangeburg Co.,
6 mi. WNW. Orangeburg (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, presumably No. 5357 ANSP

Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) ledoides (Meyer) Noetiidae

Trigonocoelia ledoides Meyer, 1886b, p. 79, pl. 1, fig. 20

Limopsis (Trigonocaelia) ledoides Meyer, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 191,
pl. 23, fig. 25 copy Meyer

Trinacria ledoides (Meyer), Dall, 1898b, p. 604 ledoidea; Cossmann,
1893, p. 15; Harris, 1919, p. 38, pl. 18, figs. 10, 10a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 877

Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) ledoides (Meyer), Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 70

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne, Alabama R. (type).
S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 and 6 mi. WNW. of Orangeburg
(Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638844 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 247

Pachecoa lisbonensis (Harris) Noetiidae
Trinacria ellipsis lisbonensis Harris, 1919, p. 45, pl. 19, figs. 16, 17;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 877
Pachecoa ? (subgenus ?) lisbonensis Harris, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 69

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 522 PRI (one syntype lost prior 1937)

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) microcancellata (Barry) Noetiidae

Not Limopsis pulcher (Gabb), Heilprin, 189la, p. 403 as in Har-
ris, 1897b, p. 48

Trigonarca pulchra (Gabb) var. Harris, 1897b, p. 48, pl. 8, figs.
2, 2a; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 871, 872

Trinacria microcancellata Barry, 1942+, p. 48, pl. 2, figs. 15-18;
Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, p. 192

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) microcancellata (Barry), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 68

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine gr.]; Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities TEXAS: Sabine Co., bluff 1% mi. downstream from
Sabinetown Ferry Ldg., Sabine R. (type). Cf. ALA.: Washing-
ton Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Clarke Co., Woods
Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 5077, 5077-A LSU Pal. Mus.

Pachecoa ovalis (Harris) Noetiidae

Trinacria ovalis Harris, 1919, p. 48, pl. 19, figs. 9, 9a; Brann and Kent,
1960. p. 877

Pachecoa (Subgenus ?) ovalis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 69

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 515 PRI

Pachecoa ? (Pachecoa ?) pectuncularis (Lea) Noetiidae

Nucula pectuncularis Lea, 1833, p. 81, pl. 3, fig. 60; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 102; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 266, 274; Harris, 1895b, p. 14 (under
decisus), p. 33; Schenck, 1934, p. 52

Limopsis pectuncularis (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p.
4; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 191, pl. 23, fig. 20 copy Lea

Arca pectuncularis (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 17

Trinacria pectuncularis (Lea), Dall, 1898b, pp. 577, 604, 607; Harris,
1919, p. 42, pl. 19, figs. 7, Ta, 8, 8a; Stewart, 1930, p. 82 possibly
Trinacria; MacNeil, 1937, p. 456, fig. 1f; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
877

Pachecoa ? (Pachecoa ?) pectuncularis (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 70

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

=
Se ae Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5404? ANSP [fide Harris, 1919, p. 43]

248 BULLETIN 218

Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad) Pl. 3, figs. 9, 10 Noetiidae

Pectunculus perplanus Conrad, 1834, p. 134; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389 per-
planatus; Conrad, 1860, p. 297, pl. 47, fig. 16; Harris, 1895b, p. 34

Inmopsis perplanus (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12 not in “Foss. Shells
of Tert. p: 40” nor “J. A. N. Sciences, IV, p. 297, t. 47, f. 16” as
stated by Conrad (fig. 16=P. decisa Conrad); Conrad, 1866a, p. 4;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 193 sp. dub.; Cossmann, 1893, p. 16, pl. 1, figs.
20, 21 as perplana

Trigonoarca [sic] perplana (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 606

Trinacria perplana (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 43, pl. 19, figs. 10, 10a,
11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 877

Halonanus perplanus (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 78

Hglerans (Trinacriella) perplanus (Conrad), MacNeil, 1937, p. 456,

ig.

Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad), MacNeil, 1954, p. 217; Sten-
zel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 64, 70 [suggested might be same
as P. ellipsis Lea]

The figures illustrated herein are the syntypes figured for the first
time. Through the courtesy of H. G. Richards, ANSP, the types were
made available for study and illustration. The present two syntypes are
pasted on a card from which a third was fastened but is now unglued
and lost. The left valve or smaller specimen is worn and only on the
posterior faint microscopic radials show. Concentrics may be observed
under a lens on the lower surface of the valve. The posterior dorsal sur-
face of the right valve has a broken jagged edge which may suggest
that the dorsal line is straighter than it was.

The left syntype has been compared with the specimen figured by
Harris, 1919. They represent the same species,

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 30596 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 87

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb) Noetiidae

Noetia pulchra Gabb, 1860d, p. 388, pl. 67, figs. 55, 55a. Not Arca
pulchra J. de C. Sowerby, 1824, p. 115, pl. 473, fig. 3

Limopsis decisus (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12 in part

Limopsis pulcher (Gabb), Heilprin, 1891a, p. 403

Trinacria pulchra (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 40 in part; not pl. 18, fig.
14 “var.” nor pl. 18, figs. 11-18 (=Pachecoa smithvillensis Stenzel
and Twining); Deussen, 1924, p. 67; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p.
104

Halonanus pulcher (Gabb), Stewart, 1930, p. 78 (type species); Mac-
Neil, 1937, p. 456, fig. 1i; Gardner, 1945, p. 51 in part as pulchrus

Trigonodesma pulchra (Gabb), Reinhart, 1935, p. 53

Halonanus pulcher (Gabb) Reinhart, 1943, p. 79 in part not pl. 2,
figs 16-18=P. sabinica (Harris)

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 65, pl. 6, figs. 5, 6 lectotype designated

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.
Locality—TEXAS: (Gabb) Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff,

Brazos R. (presumably type), fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, pawe

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 249

Types.—No. 13261 ANSP convained 4 specimens. The specimen
illustrated by Gabb, 1860d and designated by Stenzel, et al.,
1957 as lectotype is missing fide Stenzel, et al.

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb) variations Noetiidae

Trinacria pulchra (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 40 in part, pl. 18, fig. 14
(only); Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 878, No. 502 only

Range.—Middle Eocene. Middle to upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R.; Devil’s
Eye; Little Brazos R. near Mosley’s Ferry; well at College
Station; Robertson Co., Wheelock; Cedar Cr.; Campbell Cr.,
Gifford Headright; Cherokee Co., Berryman place, Kimble head-
right; Lee Co., Orell’s Crossing, Elm Cr.; Gonzales Co. 1 mi. S.
from Nevilles; Anderson Co., 3 mi. S. of Palestine; Frio Co.,
Anderson’s Ranch. LA.: Lincoln Par., Chautauqua; Ouachita
Par., deep well Monroe. S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 502 PRI z

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) sabinica (Harris) Noetiidae

Trinacria pulchra var. sabinica Harris, 1919, p. 41, pl. 18, figs. 15, 16;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 878

Trinacria declivis (Conrad) Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

eerie: pulcher (Gabb), Reinhart, 1943, p. 79 in part, pl. 2, figs.

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) sabinica (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 66, pl. 6, figs. 17-20

Pachecoa sabinica (Harris), Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 646 lectotype
designated

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City fm. (type), middle Claiborne

gr.

Localities TEXAS: Sabine Co., right bank Sabine R. [Bur. Ec.
Geol. loc. No, 201-T-15] (type). See Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 66 and Veatch, 1902, p. 129

Types.—Lectotype, No. 504; paralectotype, No. 503 PRI

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining Noetiidae

Trinacria pulchra (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 40 in part, pl. 18, figs. 11-13
[not pl. 18, fig. 14=“var.”]; Deussen, 1924, p. 67 [those listed under
“N”]; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 108 (not p. 104); Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 877, 878

Pachecoa (Pachecoa) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining, in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 67, pl. 6, figs. 7-9

Pachecoa smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining, Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 646

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R., (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20706 BEG (figs. 8, 9); paratype, No. 20707
BEG (fig. 7), unfigured paratypes, Nos. 20733, 20795,20796
BEG

Pallium anatipes (Morton)
See Flexopecten anatipes (Morton)

250 BULLETIN .218

Panopaea
See Panopea

Panopaea sp. Aldrich, 1886
See Panopea alabama (Harris)

Panope
See Panopea

Panopea alabama (Harris) Saxicavidae

Panopaea sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 58

Houonten porrectoides Aldrich “var.”, Harris, 1897a, p. 478, pl. 22,
ig.

Glycymeris alabama Harris, 1897b, p. 69, pl. 13, fig. 16 same as
1897a, pl. 22, fie. 4

Panopea alabama (Harris), Dall, 1898b, p. 828; Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 119

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type).
GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines

Type.—Holotype, No. 6371 ANSP

Panopea bellsensis Aldrich Saxicavidae
Panopea bellsensis Aldrich, 1921, p. 22, pl. 3, figs. 10, 11

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 48 GSATC

Panopea elliptica Whitfield Saxicavidae

Panopea elliptica Whitfield, 1885, p. 219, pl. 28, figs. 24, 25; Whitfield,
1899, p. 162; Weller, 1907, p. 647, pl. 78, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)
Localities —N.J.: Ocean Co., New Egypt (type); Medford
Type.—Holotype, No. 7468, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Panopea elongata Conrad Saxicavidae

Panopaea elongata Conrad, 1835b, p. 339, pl. 13, fig. 1; Conrad, 1846b,
p. 215, pl. 1, fig. 2 (not pl. 2 as in text); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103;
Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 75, pl. 19, figs. la-c
Not Panopea elongata Roemer, 1836, p. 126

Glycimeris elongata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29; Conrad, 1865a, p.
2; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8

Panopea elongata Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 828; Clark and Martin, 1901,
p. 162, pl. 31, figs. 1-5

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Prince Georges Co., “Piscataway” (Conrad)
(type); Fort Washington; Upper Marlboro; Tinkers Cr., 1 mi.
N. of Piscataway; 1 mi. NE. of Piscataway; RR. cut near Seat
Pleasant; Charles Co., Marshall Hall; 1 mi. SE. of Mason;
Clifton Beach; Glymont; Ann Arundel Co., Winchester; Queen
Annes Co., Rolphs Ldg., Chester R. VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia

PALEOCENE- EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 25]

Cr.; Potomac Cr.; King George Co., Paspotansa Cr.; 2 mi. below
Potomac Cr.
Type.—Missing, ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 58

Panopea oblongata Conrad Saxicavidae

Panopaea oblongata Conrad, 1848a, p. 290; Conrad, 1848b, p. 121, pl.
13, fig. 12; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103

Glycimeris elongata Conrad, 1854, p. 29 duplicate elongata could be for
oblongata

Fepenss oblongata Conrad, Dall, 1898b, p. 828; Brann and Kent, 1960,
D.

Panope oblongata Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 119, pl. 25, fig.
6 Panopea; Harris, 1951, p. 25 see Panopea sp.

Range.—Vicksburg Oligocene (type). Harris figured specimens
from the Jackson Eocene which can be compared with the Vicks-
burg species.

Localities—MISS.: Warren Co., Vicksburg (type); cf. Hinds Co.,
Town Creek, J ackson

Type. —Holotype not found fide Harris and aise 1946, p. 119;
probable holotype, No. 30643 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 81

Panopea porrectoides Aldrich Saxicavidae
Panopea porrectoides Aldrich, 1886, p. 37 Panopaea, pl. 4, fig. 3; Dall,
1898b, p. 828; Harris, 1919, p. 194; error in Harris, read P. porrecta
tor 2: porrectoides in roe of Aldrich, pl. 59, fig. 1 copy Aldrich;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 119
Glycimeris porrectoides (Aldstichy, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 235, pl. 38,
fig. 28 copy Aldrich; Cossmann, 1893, p. 6

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality—ALA.: Washington Co., “Baker’s Bluff [Gopher Hill]
Ferr. Sand bed” (type) Aldrich [Holotype labelled St. Stephen’s
Bluff], Tombigbee R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638795 USNM

Panopea porrectoides Aldrich “var.”
See Panopea alabama (Harris)

Panopea sp. Saxicavidae

Panope oblongata Conrad, Harris, 1951, p. 25, pl. 13, figs. 6, 7?, 8 not
Conrad, 1848a, p. 290

Range—Upper Eocene. “Ocala 1s.’’, Ocala gr.

Localities—GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry about
4 mi. from Perry; Clinchfield

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24523-24525 PRI [not in Brann
and Kent, 1960]

Parapholas kneiskerni Whitfield _ Pholadidae

Parapholas Kneiskerni Whitfield, 1885, p. 241, pl. 30, figs. 22-24; Dall,
1898b, p. 820; Whitfield, 1899, p. 162

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type. —Holotype, Trenton, N.J. Whitfield, 1899. Not found, 1962

252 BULLETIN 21 8

Cf. Parmicorbula gibbosa (Lea) Corbulidae

Corbula oniscus Conrad, Conrad, 1846c, p. 398 in part, pl. 4, fig. 3;
H. C. Lea, 1949, p. 98 in part; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 273 in part;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 3 in part; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8 in part; not Heil-
prin, 1881, p. 364; Harris, 1895b, p. 31 in part; not Clark, 1895, p. 5;
not Clark, 1896, p. 75; not Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 164, not pl.
32, figs. 7, 7a, 8, 8a, 8b

Corbula gibbosa Lea, 1833, p. 46, pl. 1, fig. 14; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 98;
Harris, 1895b, p. 20; Harris, 1919, p. 191, pl. 58, figs. 1-6; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 263

Corbula (Neaera) ignota de Gregorio, 1890, p. 232, pl. 37, figs. 15-18
(left valves only)

Corbula (Neaera) gibbosa de Gregorio, 1890, p. 233 C. churchisonii
[sic], pl. 36, fig. 26 copy Lea.; figs. 27-30 (right valves only); Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 6

Corbula (Aloidis) gibbosa Lea, Dall, 1898b, p. 845 in part

“Corbula” gibbosa Lea, Vokes, 1944, p. 622, probably Parmicorbula

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 5063 (right valve); No. 5064 (left valve)
P; syntypes, Corbula ignota de Gregorio, No. 264448 de
Gregorio Coll., PRI; see Caestocorbula murchisonii (Lea) for
type information C. oniscus Conrad

Pecchiolia dalliana Harris Verticordiidae

Pecchiolia dalliana Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 16, pl. 2,
fig. 7; Kellum, 1926, p. 22; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 654

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson gr.

Locality—_N.C.: New Hanover Co., City [Rock] Quarry near Wil-
mington (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1406 PRI

Pecten alabamensis Aldrich
See Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamense (Aldrich)

Pecten anatipes Morton
See Flexopecten anatipes (Morton)

“Pecten anisopleura” Conrad Pectinidae

Pecten anisopleura Conrad in Kerr, 1875, p. 18 Eocene; Heilprin,
1882a, p. 416: Dall, 1898b, pp. 740, 761

Range.—Eocene? Miocene?

Locality.—N.C.: Onslow Co., 40 mi. from Beaufort (found by Dr.
Yarrow) [New River, Onslow Co. fide Dall, 1898b, p. 740]

Type.—Unknown

Pecten (Chlamys) beverlyi Tucker
See Chlamys beverlyi Tucker

Pecten biddleana Kellum
See Chlamys biddleana (Kellum)

Pecten (clarkeanus? var.) burlesonensis Harris
See Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 253

Pecten calvatus Morton
See Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Pecten carolinensis Conrad in Kerr, 1875
See Chlamys membranosa (Morton) [fide Dall, 1898b, p. 736]

Pecten cawcawensis Harris
See Chlamys cawcawensis (Harris)

Pecten centrotus Dall
See Chlamys perplana centrota (Dall)

Pecten (Aequipecten) (perplanus var.?) centrotus Dall
See Chlamys perplana centrota (Dall)

Pecten choctavensis Aldrich
See Chlamys choctavensis (Aldrich)

Pecten claibornensis Conrad nomen nudum
See Eburneopecten scintillatus (Conrad)

Pecten clarkeanus Aldrich
See Chlamys clarkeana (Aldrich)

Pecten clarkeanus Aldrich, Dall in part; Harris, 1919 in part
See Eburneopecten hamiltonensis (Tucker)

Pecten (Chlamys) clarkeanus Aldrich, Dall, 1898b in part
See Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris)

Pecten clarkeanus Aldrich “var.”, Harris, 1919 in part
See Eburneopecten hamiltonensis (Tucker)

Pecten (Chlamys) cocoanus Dall
See Chlamys cocoana Dall

Pecten cookei Kellum
See Chlamys cookei (Kellum)

Pecten (Chlamys) corvinus Harris
See Chlamys corvina Harris

Pecten cushmani Kellum
See Chlamys cushmani (Kellum)

Pecten dalli Clark
See Hburneopecten dalli (Clark)

Pecten (Chlamys) danvillensis Weisbord
See Chlamys danvillensis Weisbord in Tucker-Rowland

Pecten Deshayesii Lea
See Chlamys deshayesii (Lea)

2? Pecten deshayesti Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 57. Not Lea, 1833
See Chlamys greggi Harris

Pecten Deshayesti Lea, Heilprin, 1891la, p. 403; Kennedy, 1895
See Chlamys burlesonensis (Harris)

Pecten deshayesii Lea “var.” Harris
See Chlamys deshayesti dennisoni Tucker

Pecten Deshayesii tirmus de Gregorio
See Chlamys deshayesii (Lea)

254 BULLETIN 218

Pecten elixatus Conrad Pectinidae

Pecten elixatus Conrad, 1845b, p. 174; Conrad, 1848b, p. 130, pl. 14,
figs. 13, 14; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 103; Heilprin, 1882a, p. 417; Dall,
1898b, p. 719 under P. Poulsoni; Harris in Van Winkle and Harris,
LOLS ps 5; ple 2a figs. 10.14: “Con.? 2”; Kellum, 1926, p. 35; Rich-
ards, 1943, p. 519, pl. 84, "figs. 9, 24, not 22 as in exalt ‘of pl. and
in text; Harris, 1951, Dp. 9, pl. 3, figs. 9, 10 type

Pecten (Pecten) elixatus (Conrad), Tucker-Rowland, 1936a, p. 475,
pl. 4, figs. 1, 2 syntypes

Pecten ? elixatus Conrad, Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 662, 663

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
(fide Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 20)

Localities —S.C.: possibly Berkeley Co., “near Santee Canal, in
white friable limestone (upper Eocene)” (type). N.C.: Jones
Co., right bank of Trent R. below Pollocksville [sic]

Types.—Missing Moore, 1962, p. 60 [elixatus sic]; syntypes No.
12576 ANSP fide Tucker-Rowland, 1936a.

Pecten (Pseudamusium) frontalis Dall
See Eburneopecten frontalis (Dall)
See also Eburneopecten dalli (Clark)

Pecten gilbertharrisi Tucker [Rowland]
See Chlamys beverlyi Tucker [Rowland]

Pecten (Chlamys) greggi Harris
See Chlamys greggi Harris

Pecten (Chlamys) indecisus Dall
See Chlamys indecisa Dall

Pecten johnsoni Clark
See Chlamys johnsoni (Clark)

Pecten Kneiskerni Conrad
See Chlamys kneiskerni (Conrad)

Pecten Lyelli Lea
See Chlamys deshayesii (Lea)

Pecten membranosus Morton
See Chlamys membranosa (Morton)

Pecten minutus Lea, 1833, p. 88
See Chlamys deshayeswi (Lea)

Pecten nuperus Conrad
See Chlamys nupera (Conrad)

Pecten (Amusium) ocalanus Dall
See Amusium ocalanum Dall

Pecten perplanus Morton
See Aequipecten perplanus (Morton). Oligocene

Pecten perplanus Morton, Heilprin, 1882a; Dall, 1898b; Cooke, 1926a;
Semmes, 1929; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, Not Morton, 1833a
See Chlamys spillmani (Gabb)

Pecten perplanus Morton “var.’”, Harris, 1951. Not Morton, 1833a
See Aequipecten perplanus (Morton) “var.”, Harris, 1951

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 255

Pecten (perplanus var.?) centrotus Dall
See Aequipecten perplanus centrotus (Dall)

Pecten poulsoni Morton. Oligocene
This is Eocene of authors; confused with P. perplanus Morton,
1833a, 1834

Pecten (Ianira) promeus de Gregorio
Chlamys poulsoni (Morton). Oligocene

Pecten pulchricosta Meyer and Aldrich
See Chlamys pulchricosta (Meyer and Aldrich)

Pecten Rigbyi Whitfield
See Chlamys rigbyi (Whitfield)

Pecten rogersi Clark
See Hburneopecten dalli (Clark)

Pecten (Eburneopecten) scintillatus Conrad ©
See Hburneopecten scintillatus Conrad

Pecten scintillatus Conrad; Dall, 1898b, p. 753 in part; Deussen, 1924,

p. 67
See Hburneopecten sp.

Pecten (Pseudamusium) scintillatus Conrad, Dall, 1898b
See Eburneopecten corneoides (Harris)

Pecten scintillatus var. corneoides Harris
See Eburneopecten corneoides (Harris)

Pecten scintillatus corneoides Harris, Harris, 1919 in part; Renick and
Stenzel, 1931; Brann and Kent, 1960 in part
See Eburneopecten sp.

Pecten seabeensis Richards
See Chlamys seabeensis (Richards)

Pecten spillmani Gabb
See Chlamys spillmani (Gabb)

Pecten squamula Lamarck :
See Cf. Amusium (Propeamussium) squamulum (Lamarck)

Pecten subminutus Aldrich
See Eburneopecten subminutus (Aldrich)

Pecten (Aequipecten) suwaneensis Dall
See Aequipecten suwaneensis Dall

Pecten trentensis Harris
See Chlamys trentensis (Harris)

Pecten (Chlamys) wautubbeanus Dall
See Chlamys wahtubbeana Dall.

Pecten wautubbeanus cainei Harris
See Chlamys cainei (Harris)

Pecten (wahtubbeanus var. ?) Willcoxi Dall
See Chlamys wahtubbeana willcoxi (Dall)

256 BULLETIN 218

Pectén willeoxi cainei Harris
See Chlamys cainei (Harris)

Pecten sp.
See Chlamys sp.

Pecten sp. Pectinidae
Pecten sp. Richards, 1950, p. 15

Range.—Tentatively middle Eocene
Locality.—_N.C.: Johnston Co., 3 mi. W. of Clayton
Type.—Specimen, probably ANSP

Pecten sp. Pectinidae
Pecten sp. Weller, 1907, no p., pl. 49, fig. 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm.
Locality.—_N.J.: Monmouth Co., Farmingdale
Type.—Figured specimen unknown

Pectunculus aviculoides Conrad
See Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad)

Pectunculus Broderipii Lea
See Glycymeris staminea (Conrad)

Pectunculus Broderipii de Gregorio not Lea
See Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad)

Pectunculus Broderipti radiatus de Gregorio
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad)

Pectunculus circulus Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 389; Dall, 1898b, p. 608=nomen nudum

“Pectunculus” corbuloides Conrad

Pectunculus corbuloides Conrad, 1833c, p. 40 (Harris reprint, 1893, p.
66); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 389; Harris, 1895b, p. 138; Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 70 may be a Pachecoa

Limopsis corbuloides (Conrad), Conrad, 1860, p. 297; Conrad, 1865a,
p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 192; Dall, 1898b,
p. 606 types mixed in ANSP with P. declivis; Harris, 1919, p. 39
types mixed ANSP

Indefinite species.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr. [possibly Cook Mt. fm. fide Harris]

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
[possibly base of bluff fide Harris, 1895b, p. 13]

Types.—Possible syntypes (2), No. 30515 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
50. Mixed with P. declivis fide Harris, 1919, p. 39

Pectunculus cuneus Conrad
See Trinacria cuneus (Conrad)

Pectunculus decisus (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 257

Pectunculus declivis (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad)

Pectunculus deltoideus Lea
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Pectunculus deltoidus Lea Mut. ignus de Gregorio
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Pectunculus deltoidus Lea Mut. percuneatus de Gregorio
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Pectunculus deltoidus Lea Mut. striatus de Gregorio
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Pectunculus ellipsis Lea
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea)

Pectunculus idoneus Conrad
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad)

Pectunculus idoneus Conrad, Clark
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

Pectunculus idoneus Conrad, Harris, 1897b, p. 49 var.
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

“Pectneulus lentiformis Lea” in Tuomey, 1858, p. 267 is an error for
Pectunculus pulvinatus Conrad, 1832a [not Lamarck, 1805, p. 216] re-
named P., lentiformis by Conrad, 1835a, p. 36 [Harris reprint, 1893, p.
92]. Yorktown Miocene. Not Eocene as indicated in Tuomey.

Pectunculus minor Lea
See Glycymeris trigonella minor (Lea)

Pectunculus obliqua Lea
See Limopsis aviculoides (Conrad)

Pectunculus perplanus Conrad
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

Pectunculus perplanatus (Conrad), d’Orbigny
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

Pectunculus stamineus Conrad
See Glycymeris staminea (Conrad)

Pectunculus stamineus Conrad, Aldrich, 1886
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

Pectunculus trigonellus Conrad
See Glycymeris trigonella (Conrad)

Pectunculus (n. sp.) Tuomey, 1858, p. 271
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

Pectunculus sp. Clark, 1896, p. 84
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad) subsp.

Pectunculus sp. Harris, 1896, p. 53
See Glycymeris sp.

258 BULLETIN 218

Pelecyora hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich) .Veneridae

Cytherea hatchetigbeensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 39, pl. 4, fig. 1; de Gre-
gorio, 1890, pp. 218, 220, pl. 34, figs. 14a, b copy Aldrich as variety
of trigoniata

Meretrix hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 10; Harris,
1897b, p. 63, pl. 12, figs. 11, 12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 543

Dosiniopsis (Pelecyora) hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich), Dall, 1902, p. 346;
Dall, 1903a, p. 1226

Pelecyora hatchetigeensis (Aldrich), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 58, pl. 6,
figs. 6, 8, 18, 14; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 673

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tom-
bigbee R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 638800, 638801 USNM

Pelecyora trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Periploma butlerianum Aldrich Periplomatidae

Periploma butleriana Aldrich, 1895b, p. 19 in part, pl. 5, fig. 3; Harris,
1897b, p. 74, pl. 14, figs. 13, 18a copy Aldrich; Dall, 1903a, p. 1529;
Barry, 1942+, p. 58

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., Butler (type). Not Washington
Co. “Baker’s Bluff” [Baker Hill] as per Aldrich. See Periploma

sp.
Type.—Holotype, No. 688968 USNM

Periploma butleriana Aldrich, 1895b in part
See Periploma sp.

Periploma claibornense (Lea) Periplomatidae

Anatina claibornensis Lea, 1833, p. 40, pl. 1, fig. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 96; Harris, 1895b, p. 10

Periploma claibornensis (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 8; deGregorio, 1890, p. 229, pl. 36, fig. 23 copy Lea; Cossmann,
1893, p. 7; Harris 1919, p. 180, pl. 55, fig. 1 copy Lea; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 109; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 674, not lost, copy
Lea holotype

Periploma Collardi Harris, Dall, 1908a, p. 1528 in part

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5023 ANSP [Harris Cat. 1895c]

Periploma claibornense parvum Harris Periplomatidae

Periploma claibornensis var. parva Meyer, 1885a, pp. 461, 467 not des-
cribed, nomen nudum; Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 109, pl.
23; figs. 16-18 copy Harris, 1897a

? Periploma sp. Harris, 1897a, p. 471, pl. 18, figs. 8, 8a, 8b

The above name by Meyer is a nomen nudum although Harris did not
describe the species, he illustrated it well

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 259

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

er.

Locality MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)

TUDE Holotype: ANSP; specimen, No. 638700 USNM labeled
“typica ”

Periploma collardi Harris Periplomatidae

Periploma collardi Harris, 1895a, p. 52, pl. 3, fig. 4; Dall, 1903a, p.
1528 in part; Harris, 1919, p. 180, pl. 55, figs. 2 type, 3-5 variations;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 674 variations

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Brazos Co., Dr. Collard’s farm, Sparks
Headright (type). LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice; mouth of
Saline Bayou (Harris) variations. ALA.: Monroe Co., base of
Claiborne Bluff (Harris) variations

Type.—Holotype, No. 35672 BEG

Periploma Collardi Harris, Dall, 1903a in part °
See Periploma claibornensis (Lea)

Periploma collardi Harris variation Periplomatidae

Periploma collardi Harris “var.”’, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 110,
pl. 28, fig. 22; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 674 [fig. 22 not 33]

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4394 PRI

Periploma collardi australinum Harris Periplomatidae

Periploma collardi australina Harris, 1919, p. 180, pl. 55, figs. 6-8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 674, 675

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg District (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1266, 1267 PRI

Periploma collardi turgidum Harris Periplomatidae

Periploma collardi var. turgida Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 110, pl. 23, figs. 19-21; Wilbert, 1953, p. 98; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 675

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type)

Localities—ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Cr. near Forrest City
(type) ; Jefferson Co., White Bluff, Arkansas R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 4893 PRI

Periploma complicatum Meyer Periplomatidae

Periploma complicata Meyer, 1886b, p. 85, pl. 1, fig. 22; not Meyer,
1887a, p. 16; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 230, pl. 36, fig. 24 as complanata
copy Meyer; Dall, 1903a, p. 1529 not Jacksonian; Harris and Pal-
mer, 1946, p. 110, pl. 23, fig. 18a copy Meyer, probably a pathologic
specimen of P. claibornensis Lea fide Harris

Anafina [sic] complicata (Meyer), Cossmann, 1893, p. 7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638855 USNM

260 BULLETIN 218

Periploma howei Barry Periplomatidae

Periploma howei Barry, 1942+, p. 58, pl. 6, figs. 6, 7; Wasem and
Wilbert, 1943, p. 192

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm. (type), middle Wilcox
[Sabine] er.

Locality—TEXAS: Sabine Co., Pendleton, %4 mi. upstream from
bridge over Sabine R. on La. Highway 6 (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 5124; paratype, No. 5125 LSU Pal. Mus.

Periploma sp. Harris, 1897a
See ? Periploma claibornensis parva Meyer

Periploma sp. Periplomatidae
Periploma butleriana Aldrich, 1895b, p. 19 in part, “Baker’s Bluff”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: Washington Co., Bakers Bluff, 1 mi. above St.
Stephen’s Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Type.—Unfigured specimen, USNM

Periploma (?) sp. Periplomatidae
Periploma (2?) sp. Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 184

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.

Locality—MD.: Charles Co., E. of Port Tobacco. VA.: King
George Co., Woodstock

Types.—Unfigured specimens, No. 6430 ANSP and USNM

Periploma sp. Periplomatidae
Periploma sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 59, pl. 6, fig. 5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabinetown, Sabine R.
Type—Figured specimen, No. 5126 LSU Pal. Mus.

Periploma sp. Periplomatidae
Periploma sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 149

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Colorado R. %4 to 34 mi. above
mouth of Dry Creek

Type.——Unfigured specimen probably USNM

Periploma sp. Periplomatidae
Periploma sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 149

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities TEXAS: Limestone Co., USGS Sta. 11942, %4 mi. S.
of Big Hill in roadside ditch. Falls Co., USGS Sta. 11932, % mi.
NW. Stranger School. Milam Co., USGS Sta. 11916, Brazos R.
1 mi. below Falls Co. line, bed No. 1; USGS Sta. 11921, Brazos
R., 1 mi. below Falls Co. line

Types.—Unfigured specimens prcbably USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 26]

Periplomya elliptica (Gabb) Laternulidae
Anatina elliptica Gabb, 1862a, p. 324
Periplomya elliptica (Gabb), Whitfield, 1885, p. 177, pl. 23, figs. 14,
15; Johnson, 1905, p. 18; Weller, 1907, p. 522, pl. 57, figs. 8-11;
Richards in Richards, et al., 1958 p. 164, pl. 26, fig. 7 type. See for
synonymy and discussion

Range.—Upper Cretaceous (type). Lower Eocene, Manasquan fm.

Localities —N.J.: Gloucester Co., near Mullica Hill (type); Ocean
Co., near New Egypt

Type.—Holotype, No. 18767 ANSP

Periplomya truncata Whitfield Laternulidae

Periplomya truncata Whitfield, 1885, p. 220, pl. 28, figs. 20, 21; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 163; Weller, 1907, p. 522, pl. 57, fig. 10 type under
Periplomya elliptica (Gabb); Richards, et al., 1958, p. 164 under
P. elliptica (Gabb)

Veleda nasuta Whitfield, 1885, p. 217, pl. 28, fig. 23; Wlfitfield, 1899,
p. 166; Weller, 1907, p. 522, pl. 57, fig. 11 under Periplomya. elliptica
(Gabb); Richards, et al., 1958, p. 164 under P. elliptica (Gabb)

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm, (type)
Locality.—_N.J.: Ocean Co., near New Egypt (type)
Type.—Holotype, P. truncata, No. 7466 State Mus. Trenton, N.J.

Perna cornelliana Harris
See Isognomon cornelliana (Harris)

Perna cretacea (Conrad)
See Modiolus cretaceus Conrad

Perna silicea Tuomey, 1848, p. 154 nomen nudum (fide Harris, 1919,
p. 201)

“Perna” texana Gabb Pl. 1, fig. 7 Mytilidae

Perna texana Gabb, 1862c, p. 371; Conrad, 1865a, p. 10; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 39, 40

Modiola texana (Gabb), Harris, 1895a, p. 46 in part, not pl. 1, fig. 2

Modiolus (Brachydontes) texanus (Gabb), Dall, 1898b, p. 796 in part

Modiolus texanus (Gabb), Harris, 1919, p. 32 in part, not pl. 17, figs.
6, 7 [see Braechydontes texanus (Harris)]; not Trowbridge, 1932, pl.
43, fig. 3

Range.—Cretaceous (Cenomanian). Woodbine gr., fide Stenzel in
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 39, 40

Locality —TEXAS: Johnson Co., “Caddo Peak” (Gabb) “near old
Caddo P.O. on old road from Cleburne to Fort Worth” fide
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 39, 40

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Petricola claibornensis Harris Petricolidae
Petricola claibornensis Harris, 1919, p. 153, pl. 48, figs. 1, 2
Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Missing USNM prior to 1962

262 BULLETIN 218

Petri¢ola ? novaegyptica Whitfield Petricolidae

Petricola Nova-Aegyptica Whitfield, 1885, p. 216, pl. 28, fig. 22
Petricola nova-aegyptica Whitfield, Whitfield, 1899, p. 163; Weller,
1907, p. 614, pl. 68, fig. 13 type

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)
Locality.—_N.J.: Ocean Co., near New Egypt (type)
Type.—Rutgers College (Whitfield, 1899). Lost (1963)

Phacoides (Miltha?) albaripus Gardner Lucinidae
Phacoides (Miltha?) albaripa Gardner, 1935, p. 173, pl. 16, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities TEXAS: Maverick Co., White Bluff, Rio Grande, 4%
mi. SW. of Windmill (Jacal) ranch house, USGS Sta. 6575
(type); Bibora Cr. just below Bibora tank, about 18 mi. SE.
of Eagle Pass; Uvalde Co., Frio R. just above waterhole op-
posite apiary below Englemanns ranch

Type.—Holotype, No. 370965 USNM

Phacoides aquianus (Clark)
See Cf. Saxolucina aquiana (Clark)

Phacoides (Here) carinifera (Conrad)
See Linga carinifera (Conrad)

Phacoides (Miltha) claibornensis (Conrad)
See Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad)

Phacoides (Miltha) claytonia (Harris)
See Saxolucina claytonia (Harris)

Phacoides (Here) hamatus Dall
See Linga hamata (Dall)

Phacoides (Pseudomiltha ?) megameris Dall
See Pseudomiltha megameris Dall

Phacoides (Lucinisca) mesakta Gardner Lucinidae
Phacoides (Lucinisca) mesakta Gardner, 1935, p. 174, pl. 16, figs. 3, 4

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Travis Co., clay from bluff at Webberville,
USGA Sta. 5282 (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 370966 USNM

Phacoides (Miltha) ocalanus Dall
See Miltha ocalana Dall

Phacoides (Miltha) pandatus (Conrad)
See Homiltha pandata (Conrad)

Phacoides perovatus Dall (=Miocene)
See Lucina sp. Harris, 1951

Phacoides rotundus (Lea)
See Epilucina rotunda (Lea)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN~ 263

Phacoides (Parvilucina) sabelli Gardner Lucinidae

Phacoides (Parvilucina) sabelli Gardner, 1927, p. 372, figs. 10-13;
Barry, 1942+, p. 65, pl. 8, fig. 3

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm. (Barry), middle Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox [Sa-
bine] gr.

Localities —TEXAS.: Sabine Co., 11%4 mi. W. of Sabinetown, Sa-
bine R. (type); % mi. downstream from Sabinetown Ferry,
Sabine R.: 4% mi. upstream from bridge over Sabine R. on La.
Highway 6

Types.—Syntypes, No. 369245 USNM

Phacoides (Parvilucina) Smithi (Meyer)
See Linga (Cavilinga) pomilia smithi (Meyer)

Phacoides (Here) wacissanus Dall (=Miocene)
See Lucina sp.

Phacoides sp. Lucinidae
Phacoides sp. Harbison, 1944, p. 5, pl. 2, fig. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Berkely Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW. of
Moncks Corner

Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Phacoides (Lucinisca) spp. Lucinidae
Phacoides (Lucinisca) sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 175 three species

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Caldwell Co., 5%4 mi. N. of Lockhart; Falls
Co., 6 mi. NW. of Kosse; Travis Co., 4 mi. below Webberville,
Colorado R.

Types.—Unfigured specimens not found USNM, 1962

Phenacomya mauryi (Harris)
See Pholadomya mauryi Harris

Phenacomya petrosa (Conrad) Pholadidae

Pholas petrosa Conrad, 1842b, p. 198, pl. 2, fig. 4; Conrad, 1846b, p.
218, pl. 1, fig. 1 (not pl. 2 as in text); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 104;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 2; Conrad, 1866a, p. 9; Dall, 1898b, p. 823

Pholas (?) petrosa Conrad, Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 73, pl.
15, figs. la-c

Phenacomya petrosa (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 161, pl. 30,
figs. 4, 4a, 4b

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localites—MD.: Prince Georges Co., Piscataway (type); Fort
Washington; Charles Co., Clifton Beach. VA.: Stafford Co.,
Aquia Cr.

Type.—Missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 87

264 BULLETIN. 218

Pholatiomya claibornensis Aldrich Pholadomyidae

Pholadomya claibornensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 38, pl. 4, fig. 5; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 234, pl. 38, fig. 27 copy Aldrich; Cossmann, 1893, p. 7; Dall,
1908a, p. 1531; Harris, 1919, p. 197 (in part) Phladomya [sic], pl. 59,
figs. 6, copy type, 7, 8. 10; not fig. 9[=P. harrist Gardner]; Kellum,
1926, p. 22; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 164; Brann and
Kent, 1960, pp. 685, 686 base of Claiborne bluff

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr. [not Gosport sd. as in Brann and Kent]
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne bluff, Alabama

R. (type) [from type label]; Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.
Type.—Holotype, No. 638798 USNM

Pholadomya claibornensis Aldrich, Harris, 1919 (in part)
See Pholadomya harrisi Gardner

Pholadomya claibornensis harrisi Gardner
See Pholadomya harrisi Gardner

Pholadomya harrisi Gardner Pholadomyidae

Pholadomya claibornensis Harris, 1919, p. 197 in part, pl. 59, fig. 9.
Not Pholadomya claibornensis Aldrich, 1886, p. 38

Pholadomya (Claibornesis [sic] subsp. ?) harrist Gardner, 1927, p. 367,
type not Cornell Univ. as stated

Pholadomya harrisi Gardner, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 in part
loc. 4 only; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 162, pl. 18, fig.
14; pl. 19, figs. 6, 7

Pholadomya claibornensis harrisi Gardner, Gardner, 1945, p. 86, pl. 6,
figs. 1-3, 8, 9, 12, type not Cornell Univ. as stated

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type only), middle Clai-
borne gr.; Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm.
(Gardner, 1945), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Cherokee Co., Lewis’ house, 2 mi. E. of Alto
(type); Brazos Co., Little Brazos R.; Leon Co., Bear Branch
School; Houston Co., creek bed, 2 mi. W. of Crockett; Hurricane
Bayou; Alabama Ferry, Trinity R.; Sabine Co., Tebo Bayou.
LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice

Type.—Formerly No. 452 Texas State Mus. fide Harris, 1919;
now lost fide Stenzel, et al., 1957, p. 163

Pholadomya harrisi Gardner, Renick and Stenzel, 1931
See Pholadomya harrisi Gardner loc. 4 only
See Pholadomya petropolitana Stenzel and Twining loc. 1 only

Pholadomya leonensis Stenzel and Twining Pholadomyidae

Pholadomya leonensis Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 164, pl. 18, fig. 13; pl. 19, figs. 4, 5

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Leon Co., north ditch of old abandoned Con-
cord-Centerville county road, 0.6 mi. SE. site of dismantled Rob-
bins depot ... (Bur. Ec. Geol. 145-T-1). See Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining for complete description (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20550, BEG

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 265

Pholadomya marylandica Conrad Pholadomyidae

Pholadomya marylandica Conrad, 1842b, pp. 172, 193, pl. 1, fig. 3;
Conrad, 1846b, p. 214, pl. 2, fig. 9 (not pl. 1 as in text); H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 104 (as Marilandica); Conrad, 1865a, pp. 3, 190+; Conrad,
1866a, p. 8; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 75, pl. 19, fig. 2;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 184, pl. 48, fig. 3; Dall, 1903a, p. 1531;
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 164

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., Clifton Beach; Prince Georges Co.,
Fort Washington; Piscataway (type, Conrad, 1842b). VA.:
Stafford Co., Aquia Cr.

Type.—Possible holotype, No. 20384 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 74

Pholadomya mauryi Harris Pholadomyidae

Pholadomya mauryi Harris, 1896, p. 71, pl. 6, figs. 17, 17a; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 165; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 686
cae mauryi (Harris), Dall, 1898b, p. 823 (footnote) [new

genus

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)

Localities —TENN.: Hardeman Co., Hannah’s, 134 mi. N. of
Crainesville (type); Huddleston’s, 3 mi. W. of Crainesville

Type.—Holotype, No. 73

Pholadomya petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Pholadomyidae
Pholadomya harrisi Gardner, Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 in part;
loc. 1 only

Pholadomya petropolitana Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 163, pl. 18, fig. 15; pl. 19, figs. 1-3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20629 BEG, paratypes (5) BEG

Pholas alatoidea Aldrich Pholadidae

Pholas Roperiana Tuomey, 1858, pp. 267, 272 not Conrad; Aldrich,
1886, p. 37; Harris, 1919, p. 201 nomen nudum. Not Tuomey, 1848,
p. 153 S.C. also nomen nudum

Pholas alatoidea Aldrich, 1886, p. 36 in part, pl. 4, figs. 9, 9c not fig.
9b=P. aldrichi; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 237, pl. 38, figs. 15, 16 copy
Aldrich; not fig. 17=P. aldrichi de Gregorio; Harris, 1897b, p. 69,
pl. 13, figs. 15, 15a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 686

Barnea alatoidea (Aldrich), Cossmann, 1893, p. 5; Dall, 1898b, p. 817

Pholas alatoideus Aldrich, Harris, 1899b, p. 304 in part, pl. 53, fig. 12
copy Harris, 1897b, not Texas locality

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Bells Ldg., Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 638792 (fig. 9) USNM; fig. 9c missing
prior to 1962

Pholas alatoideus Aldrich, Harris, 1899b, in part
See Pholas sp.

266 BULLETIN 218

Pholas aldrichi de Gregorio Pholadidae
Pholas alatoidea Aldrich, 1886, p. 36 in part, pl. 4, fig. 9b only
Pholas alatoidea Mut. Aldrichi de Gregorio, 1890, p. 237, pl. 38, fig. 17

copy Aldrich based on figure and not specimen

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Bells Ldg., Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, fig. 9b, No. 648735 USNM

Pholas petrosa Conrad
See Phenacomya petrosa (Conrad)

Pholas Roperiana Tuomey, 1848, p. 153; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 267, 272
not Conrad as in text; Aldrich, 1886, p. 37; Harris, 1919, p. 201
nomen nudum
See Pholas alatoidea Aldrich

Pholas sp. Pholadidae

Pholas alatoideus Aldrich, Harris, 1899b, p. 304 in part, not pl. 53, fig.
12 same fig. as Harris, 1897b=—Gregg’s Ldg., Ala.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

er.
Locality —TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabinetown, Sabine R.
Type.—Specimen lost

Physoida clarkeana (Aldrich) Corbulidae
Corbula clarkeana Aldrich, 1908b, p. 74, pl. 5, figs. 4, 5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem, (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639052 USNM

Pinna cawcawensis Harris ;
See Atrina cawcawensis (Harris)

Pinna gardnerae Barry
See Atrina gardnerae (Barry)

Pinna gravida Harris f
See Atrina gravida (Harris)

Pinna ? harnetti Richards Pinnidae

Pinna harnetti Richards, 1948, p. 4, pl. 1, figs. 1, 2; Richards, 1950,

pp. 14, 15, figs. 63a, b; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 80 cf.
Atrina

Range.—Lower Eocene. Possibly Black Mingo fm. fide Richards,
1950, p. 14. Middle Eocene. (? Claiborne) (type)

Locality —N.C.: Harnett Co., on the Sprunt or Highland Farm,
4 mi. NE. of Spout Springs (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 18684; paratype, No. 18685 ANSP

Pinna quadrata Dall
See Atrina quadrata (Dall)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 267

Pinna rostriformis Morton
See Atrina rostriformis (Morton)

Pinna sp.
See Atrina sp.

Pinna sp., Morton, 1834
See Atrina rostriformis (Morton)

Pitar (“Agriopoma”) amichel Gardner Veneridae

Meretrix trigoniata bastropensis Harris, 1919, p. 148 in part, pl. 47,
fig. 6 fide Gardner, 1945, p. 117
Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata bastropensis (Harris), Palmer,
1927/1929, p. 42, pl. 8, fig. 21 copy Harris
Callocardia (Agriopoma) amichel Gardner, 1945, p. 116, pl. 9, figs. 26-
29, 31 see for synonymy; Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p. 12, pl. 2, fig. 3
This species is introduced because it is involved in the data originally
Bes by Harris for Meretrix trigonata bastropensis, 1919. See Gardner,
1945. re
The generic position is not determinable, but it is not Callocardia.
Callocardia does not occur in the American Cenozoic.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Middle Laredo fm. (type), upper Clai-

borne gr.

Localities MEXICO: State of Tamaulipas 2890 meters S 3° E.
from La Presa well, No. 1, Mier (type). TEXAS: Webb and
Zapata Cos. fide Gardner, 1945

Types.—Holotypes, No. 496021; paratype, No. 559290 USNM

Pitar angelinae (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix angelinae Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p. 17, pl. 2,
figs. 12, 13; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 543

Pitaria (Pitaria) angelinae (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 17, pl. 4,
figs. 16, 19 syntypes

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr. (type). See Palmer, 1937,
p. 485; Palmer in Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 456

Locality—TEXAS: Angelina Co., along Angelina R., 2 mi. above
Marion (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1411, 1412 PRI

Cf. Pitar biboraensis (Gardner) Veneridae
Callocardia biboraensis Gardner, 1935, p. 184, pl. 18, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Maverick Co., Bibora tank on the Indio ranch,
18 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 370967 USNM

Pitar (Pitar) cornelli (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix cornelli Harris, 1895b, p. 49, pl. 1, fig. 5; Harris, 1919, p. 144,
pl. 46, figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 543
Pitaria (Pitaria) cornelli (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 16, pl. 3, fig.
4-6, 8 type; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 699
Not Pitar cf. cornelli (Harris), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, figs. 4, 5;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 691, 692—Pitar sp.

268 BULLETIN 218

~Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 45 PRI

Pitar cf. cornelli (Harris), Harris, 1951
See Pitar sp.

Pitar eversus (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea eversa Conrad, 1845b, p. 174; Conrad, 1848b, p. 130, pl. 14,
fig. 21; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Tuomey, 1858, p. 265 not p. 271;
Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 77, pl. 17, figs. 2a-d types; not
Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (reprint, 1939, p. 10)

Meretrix eversa (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30

Dione eversa (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Pitaria (Pitaria) eversa (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 10, pl. 4, figs.
10, 13 paratype, 21; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 699, 700

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type).

Localities —VA.: Hanover Co., Marlbourne, Pamukey R. (type);
King George Co., [just below] mouth of Potomac Cr.

Type.—Holotype, No. 4132 ANSP, Palmer 1927/29. Missing
Moore, 1962, p. 59

Pitar ? exiguus (Conrad) Veneridae

Caryatis exigua Conrad, 1871a, p. 201, pl. 11, fig. 3; Harris, 1919, p.
150, pl. 47, fig. 7 also under Meretrix trigoniata bastropensis, p. 148
with question

Cytherea (Caryatis) exigua Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 219, pl. 33,
fig. 26 copy Conrad

Meretrix exigua (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 10

2? Pitaria exiqua [sic] (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 30, pl. 3, fig. 1
copy Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Presumably lost, not in ANSP fide Harris, 1919, p. 150;
Moore, 1962, p. 60

Pitar gazleyensis (Palmer) Veneridae

Pitaria (Pitaria) gazleyensis Palmer in Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 25,
pl. 6, figs. 8, 11, 12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 700

Range.—Middle Eocene. Upper Queen City fm. (type), lower
Claiborne gr.

Locality —_TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, mouth of Gazley Cr.,
Colorado R., (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 345 PRI

Cf. Pitar hawtofi (Gardner) Veneridae

Callocardia hawtofi Gardner, 1935, p. 182, pl. 17, figs. 1, 2
Generic position not determinable. Not Callocardia

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr. ,

Localities -—TEXAS: Maverick Co., Comanche Cr. Crossing on W.
road to Farias ranch; 18 mi. S. and E. of Eagle Pass; Bibora

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 269

tank about 18 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass; Bibora tank 7 mi. E. of
new Indio ranch house; Indio Wells, about 29 mi. SE. of Eagle
Pass (type); ? White Bluff, 4% mi. W. of S. of Windmill
(Jackal) ranch house on Rio Grande

Type.—Holotype, No. 370923 USNM

Pitar juliae (Palmer) Veneridae

Pitaria (Pitaria) juliae Palmer in Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 26, pl. 6,
figs. 2, 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 701

Range.—Middle Eocene. Upper Queen City fm. (type), lower
Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, mouth of Gazley Cr.,
Colorado R., (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 340 PRI

Cf. Pitar kempae (Gardner) Veneridae
Callocardia kempae Gardner, 1935, p. 185, pl. 17, fig. 4-6; pl. 18, fig. 3
Although it is difficult to give an exact generic venerid designation,

the genus is not Callocardia

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway er.

Localities—TEXAS: Kaufman Co., Water Hill, 5 mi. NE. of
Kemp; 2% mi. NE. of Kemp on public road (type)

Types.—Syntypes (3), Nos. 370968, 370969 USNM

Pitar lenis (Conrad) Veneridae
Cytherea lenis Conrad, 1848b, p. 180, pl. 14, fig. 19; not Conrad in
Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (reprint 1939, p. 10)
Dione lenis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7
Meretrix lenis (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 168, pl. 33, fig. 4
Pitaria (Pitaria) lenis (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 10, pl. 4, fig.
7 copy type

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)
Localities—VA.: Hanover Co., Marlbourne (type); King George
Co., Woodstock. MD.: Prince Georges Co., ravine N. of Thrift
9

Type.—Holotype [?], No. 6384 ANSP; fide Clark and Martin,
1901, p. 168; missing Moore, 1962, p. 69

Pitar (Lamelliconcha) macbeani (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix macbeani Harris, 1919, p. 140, pl. 44, figs. 7, 8, not 9 as in
text

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) macbeani (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 42,
pl. 8, figs. 7, 9 (holotype)

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —GA.: Burke Co., McBean Cr. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 559283 USNM

Pitar (Pitar) nuttali (Conrad) Veneridae
Cytherea Nuttali Conrad, 1834, p. 149; Conrad, 1835a, Harris reprint,
1893, pp. 8, 115, pl. 19, fig. 1 as Nuttallii; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380; Tuomey,
1858, p. 265, not pp. 269, 271; Heilprin, 1881, p. 370; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 219 in part, not pl. 34, fig. 23 copy Conrad, 1857; Harris,

ho
~J
(=)

BULLETIN 218

1895b, p. 30. Not Cytherea Nuttali Conrad, Conrad, 1857, 216251:
4, fig. 5 —Pitar trigoniata var. bastropensis Harris; not eS haehert!
et al., 1905, p. 213 not holotype C. nuttali=P. trigoniata var. bas-
tropensis

Meretrix nuttali (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30 Nuttall; Harris,
1919, p. 148, pl. 45, fig. 4 copy Conrad, (figs. 5-8 vars.) ; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 544

Dione Nuttali (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7 in
part, Ala. only

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttali (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 14, pl. 3,
HIPS tot) Lo

Not Pitar sp. cf. nuttali (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, figs. 1,
2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 692=Pitar sp.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Probable holotype, No. 20171 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 80

Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin) Veneridae

Cytherea Nuttalliopsis Heilprin, 1881, 370, pl. 20, fig. 1; Aldrich,
1886, pp. 53, 57; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 520: not Aldrich, 1894b, D. 242

? Cytherea minima Lea, Aldrich, 1886, p. 53; Palmer, 1927/1929, p.
214. Not Lea, 1833, fide Harris, 1897b, p. 61

Meretrix nuttalliopsis (Heilprin), Harris, 1897b, p. 61, pl. 12, fig. 5;
Harris, 1919, p. 141, pl. 44, figs. 9, 10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 545

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 12,
pl. 2, figs. 1, 3, 5, 6, 11, 17; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 702

Pitar nuttalliopsis (Heilprin), Stewart, 1930, p. 233

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine]
ea mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sa-

ine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Knight’s Branch (type); Thomas-
ville; near mouth of Bashi Cr.; Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.;
Monroe Co., 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Greggs
Ldg., Alabama R.; Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Dale Co., Ozark

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis fulvus (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix nuttalliopsis (Heilprin) var. fulva Harris, 1897b, p. 62, pl. 12,
figs. 8-10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 545 lectotype designated

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis fulva (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p.
14, pl. 2, figs. 9, 13

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R. (type).
Ga.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines

T ypes.—Lectotype, No. 163; paralectotypes, Nos. 164, 165 PRI

Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix nuttalliopsis var. (Heilprin), Harris, 1897a, p. 477, pl. 22,
figs. 1-2 erroneously written M. mortoniopsis
Meretrix nuttalliopsis var. greggi Harris, 1897b, p. 62, pl. 13, figs. 1, 2
Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris), Paes 1927/1929, p.
13, pl. 2, figs. 2, 4, 10; Barry, 1942+, p. 68, pl. 9, fig. 2; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 702

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN~ 271

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Pen-
dleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. (type)

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Bells
Ldg., Alabama R. (type); Wilcox Co., Lower Peach Tree, Ala-
bama R. LA.: For localities in Natchitoches Par. and Sabine
Par. see Barry, 1942+, p. 68. TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabinetown,
Sabine R.; Pendleton, Sabine R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 6294 ANSP

Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis heilprini (Palmer) Veneridae

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis heilprini Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 14, pl. 2,
fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 702

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Eiae Deuepe fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombiebee R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 1581 PRI

Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers) Veneridae
Cytherea ovata Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 340; 1839b, pl. 27, fig. 2
(reprint, 1884, p. 668, pl. 2, fig. 2); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Clark
1895, p. 5 in part; Clark, 1896, p. 76 in part not pl. 16=P. (P.)
pyga (Conrad)

Cytherea liciata Conrad, 1845b, p. 174; Conrad, 1848b, p. 131, pl. 14,
fig. 20; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99. Not Conrad im Wailes, 1854, p. 287
(reprint 1939, p. 10)

Meretrix liciata (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30

Meretrix ovata (Rogers), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Richards, 1948, p. 3,
pl. 2, figs. 8, 9; Richards, 1950, p. 15

Dione ovata (Rogers), Conrad; 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Dione liciata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Meretrix ovata ovata (Rogers), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 168, pl. 34,
figs. 1, la

Not Macrocallista cf. ovata (Rogers), Dall, 1916, pp. 488, 500

Pitaria (Pitaria) ovata (Rogers), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 11, pl. 4,
figs. 3, 4, 20; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 7038

Pitar ovata (Rogers), Vokes, 1961, p. 50, pl. 10, figs. 3, 4

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type). Middle Eocene
S.C. (Richards)

Localities —VA.: Prince George Co., Coggins Point, James R.
(type); Hanover Co., Newcastle, S. side Pamunkey R.; Marl-
bourne; King George Co., [just below] Potomac Cr. ae
Johnson Co., about 3 mi. W. of Clayton. MD.: Charles Co.,
and W. of Port Tobacco; Pope Creek; 1-2% mi. above Popes Ge
1% mi. below Chapel Point; head of Nanjemoy Cr.; Prince
Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (deep cut near Chesapeake Beach
R.R. Station); Upper Marlboro (SW. of town near forks of
roads); 1 mi. SE. of Piscataway

Type.—Holotype probably MCZ. Holotype, Cytherea liciata Con-
rad missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 69

272 BULLETIN 218

Pitar ovalis (Whitfield) Veneridae
Cyprina Morrisu [Sowerby] in Conrad, 1865f, 73; Conrad, 1865h,
P. 268 not Cyprina morrisi J. de C. Sowerby, 1841, p. 20, pl. 620, figs.
-6
Caryatis Delawarensis Conrad, 1868, p. 731; Conrad, 1869b, p. 41, pl. 1,
fig. 6 (not Dione Delawarensis Gabb, 1860a, p. 302 [not p. 312 as in
Whitfield], pl. 48, fig. 19=Crassatella)
Caryatis ovalis Whitfield, 1885, p. 287, pl. 30, figs. 15, 16 included
Conrad’s preoccupied name; Whitfield, 1899, p. 155

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type), “Dr. Kneis-
kern’s pits’; Squankum; near Farmingdale

Type.— aryatis ovalis Whitfield, HGlOEEe. No. 7809 State Mus.,
Trenton, N.J.

Pitar (Calpitaria) petropolitanus Stenzel and Krause Veneridae

Meretrix texacola Harris, 1895a, p. 50 in part, not pl. 2, figs. 5, 5a, 5b;
Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part, pl. 45, fig. 1 only; Renick and Stenzel,
1931, p. 104, in part, loc. 1 only

Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 15 in part,
not pl. 2, figs. 18, 19. See Pitar sp.; see also P. texacola (Harris)

Pitar (Calpitaria) petropolitanus Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 148, pl. 17, figs. 3-8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.; Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. (see Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 145)

ee Guawe Hes Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type

Types.—Holotype, No. 20186 BEG, paratypes, No. 20771 BEG
(figs. 3, 4), No. 20772 BEG (figs. ”, 8)

Pitar poulsoni (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea Poulsoni Conrad, 1833b, p. 36, not pl. 19, fig. 1 as in text,
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 58, pl. 20, fig. 7); Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Tuomey, 1858, p. 265; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 218, pl. 34, fig. 11 copy Conrad, figs. 12, 13; Harris, 1895b,

. 36

Cytheron globosa Lea, 1833, p. 65, pl. 2, fig. 40; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 8=C. poulsont Conrad: H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99;
Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 274; Harris, 1895b, p. 21 (=C. poulsoni
Conrad) j

Venus Poulsoni (Conrad), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380

Dione Poulsoni (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7

Meretrix poulsoni (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Cossmann, 1893, p.
10; Harris, 1919, p. 144, pl. 46, figs. 3- 5: Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
546

Pitaria poulsoni (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 15, pl. 3, figs. 9-12;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 703

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type)

Types——Probable syntypes (9), No. 30518 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
p. 88. [“Holotype” Harris, 1919, Palmer, 1927]

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN) 273

Pitar pteleinus (Gardner) Veneridae
Ceo gapdie: pteleina Gardner, 1935, p. 183, pl. 17, fig. 3; pl. 19, figs.

Callocardia (Agriopoma ?) sp. cf. C. pteleina Gardner, Gardner, 1945,
p. 116, pl. 5, figs. 7, 12,13
Not Callocardia or Agriopoma, hinge not accessible.

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Uvalde Co., USGS Sta. 11765 Schuddemagen
ranch, 11 mi. S. of Sabinal (type). For further localities in
Medina and Uvalde Co., see Gardner, 1935, p. 184. MEXICO:
Gardner, 1945, p. 116 compared specimens to this species.

Types.—Holotype and paratype, No. 370921 USNM

Pitar (Pitar) pyga (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea pyga Conrad, 1845b, p. 174; Conrad, 1848b, p. 131, pl. 14,
fig. 18; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; not Conrad in Wailes; 1854, p. 287
(reprint, 1939, p. 10); not Hilgard im Hopkins, 1871, p. 11

Meretrix pyga (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30

Dione pyga (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 6

Cytherea ovata Rogers, Clark, 1895, p. 5 in part; Clark, 1896, p. 76
in part, pl. 16, figs. la-1f

Meretrix ovata var. pyga (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 169,
pl. 34, figs. 2, 2a, 3, 3a, 4, 5; Harris, 1919, p. 141, pl. 44, fig. 11;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 545

Pitaria (Pitaria) pyga (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 11, pl. 4, figs.
9,11, 17; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 704

Pitar ovata pyga (Conrad), Vokes, 1961, p. 191

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities—VA.: Stafford Co., Potomac R. (type); Potomac Cr.;
Aquia Cr.; W. Hanover Co., Ratcliff; King George Co., mouth
of Paspotansa Cr.; 2 mi. below Potomac Cr.; Prince George Co.,
near City Point. MD.: Prince Georges Co., Fort Washington;
Upper Marlboro, Brooks Estate near Seat Pleasant; 2 mi. W.
of Collington; Charles Co., Glymont; Mattawoman (7); Liver-
pool Point; Clifton Beach; Reedy Run (branch of Chickomuxen
Creek); 1 mi. SE. of Mason Springs; [?] Co., 1 mi. NE. of
Grimesville

Type.—Probably holotype, No. 30640 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 91

Pitar ? ripleyanus (Gabb) Veneridae

Venus Ripleyana Gabb, 1860d, p. 393, pl. 68, fig. 22

Meretrix ripleyana (Gabb), Harris, 1896, p. 67, pl. 6, figs. 6, 7 (2);
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 546

? Pitaria ripleyana (Gabb), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 9, pl. 3, figs. 14 copy
Gabb, 15 copy Harris

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)

Localities TEXAS: Kaufman Co., 4 mi. NE. of Kemp (Harris).
TENN.: Hardeman Co. (type), 2 mi. SSE. of Middleton; 2 mi.
E. of Middleton; Muddy Cr.; 3 mi. W. of Crainesville. GA.: [?]
Co., Chattahochee R. to mouth of Sandy Cr. (Harris). ALA.:
Wilcox Co., cuts N. of Snow Hill (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

20s BULLETIN 218

Pitar (Pitar) securiformis (Conrad) Veneridae
Pious securiformis Conrad, 1865b, p. 137, pl. 10, fig. 1; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 24

Pitaria (Pitaria) securiformis (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 17, pl.
2, figs. 12, 14-16, 20 [figs. 16 & 20 mutations] ; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 705, 706

Pitaria securiformis (Conrad) ?, Kellum, 1926, p. 24

Callocardia (Agriopoma) sp. cf. C. (A.) securiformis (Conrad),
Gardner, 1945, p. 120 in part

Pitar securiformis (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 94, pl. 21,
figs. 1-3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 693

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
(type); Yazoo clay, upper Jackson gr.; Danville Ldg. beds,
uppermost Jackson gr.

Localities —ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Bluff, Saline R. MISS.:
Clarke Co., “Enterprise’=—Garland Cr. (type) fide Aldrich
1885c, p. 307; Hinds Co., Jackson; Yazoo Co., Sims Siding, N.
of Yazoo City. LA.: Catahoula Par., Danville Ldg., Ouachita
R.; Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill, Ouachita R.; % mi. below Gib-
son’s Ldg., Ouachita R.

Type.—Possible syntype ?, No. 13216 ANSP, not specimen fig-
ured by Conrad, Moore, 1962, p. 95

Pitar cf. subimpressa (Conrad), Harris, 1951
See Cf. “Pitar” sp.

Pitar (Calpitaria) texacola (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix texacola Harris, 1895a, p. 50 in part, pl. 2, figs. 5, 5a, not 5 b
(=P. tornadonis); Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part, pl. 44, figs. 13, 14,
not 12, 12a, 15; not pl. 45, figs. 1-8; not Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p.
104, no. 7; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547
Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 15 in part,
pl. 2, fig. 19, not fig. 18; not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 706, No. 1589
Pitar (Calpitaria) texacola (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 145, pl. 18, figs. 3, 4; pl. 22, figs. 7-9

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tyus mem. (type), Weches fm.; Viesca
mem., Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Cherokee Co., Berryman’s place, H. Kimble
headright, about 4 mi. NE. of Alto (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. no. 37-T-
6) (type). See Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 147; Bas-
trop Co., Smithville, Colorado R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 20185 BEG

Pitar (Calpitaria) texibrazus Stenzel and Krause Veneridae
Pitar (Calpitaria) texibrazus Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 147, pl. 18, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.

(type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 20565 BEG

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN) 275

Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris) Veneridae
Meretrix texacola Harris, 1895a, p. 50, in part, pl. 2, fig. 5b only;
Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 in part, loc. 2, 3, 4, not loc. 1
Meretrix texacola var. tornadonis Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 142 in part,
pl. 45, fig. 2, fig. 3 (type)
Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 15 in part,
not pl. 2, figs. 18, 19
Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola tornadonis (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p
16 in part, not pl. 2, figs. 7, 21—Pitar sp.; not Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 706=Pitar sp.
Callocardia (Agriopoma) tornadonis (Harris), Gardner, 1945, p. 117,
pl. 9, figs. 24, 25
Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 148, pl. 17, figs. 11, 12 type, 18, 14, not 9, 10
Cytherea texacola (Harris), Gimbrede, 1962, p. 1119
Cytherea tornadonis (Harris), Gimbrede, 1962, p. 1117

Range.—Middle Eocene. Hurricane lentil (type), base Landrum
mem., Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Houston Co., 8. fork of Hurricane Bayou
(Bur. Ec. Geol., No. 113-T-2) (type) fide Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 150); Fayette Co., Colorado R. near old
Shipp’s Ford (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. 11-T-29)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20184 BEG

Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 148, in part, pl. 17, figs. 9, 10
See Pitar (Calpitaria) sp.

Pitar trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Pitar ? vespertinus (Conrad) Veneridae
Venus vespertina Conrad, 1857, p. 162, pl. 19, figs. 5, 5a; not Cytherea
vespertina Conrad, 1848c, p. 433 (Dall reprint, 1909, p. 151): not
Dione vespertina Conrad, 1865cc, p. 152; not Dione vespertina Meek,

1864, p. 10

Meretrix ? vespertina (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 144, pl. 46, fig. 6
copy type

? Pitaria vespertina (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 30, pl. 3, fig. 3
copy type

Range.—Eocene (type)
Locality—TEXAS: “Western” (type)
Type.—Not in USNM, presumably lost fide Harris, 1919, p. 144

Pitar vetus (Whitfield) Veneridae

Caryatis? veta Whitfield, 1885, p. 218, pl. 28, figs. 16-19; Whitfield,

1899, p. 155; Weller, 1907, p. 611, pl. 68, figs. 11-12. Not Bucardia
veta Conrad, 1869b, p. 41 see Glossus ? veta Conrad

Range.—Lower Eocene. Mansasquan fm. (type). Cf. Middle
Eocene. Shark R. ml.

276 BULLETIN 218
Localities.—N.J.: Monmouth Co., agp ge (type); Squank-
um; cf. Shark ‘R.; Ocean Co., New Egy
Types. —Figured specimens, fig. 16, No. orb i6/3; fig. 17 not found;
figs. 18, 19, No. 9016/1, AMNH
Pitar (Lamelliconcha) yoakumi (Gabb) Veneridae

Meretrix yoakumi Gabb, 1862c, p. 370; Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad,
ae Poa Harris, 1919, p. 150; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) yoakumi (Gabb), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 40,
pl. 8, fig. 14 holotype

Range.—“Eocene.” Cretaceous Woodbine gr., Cenomanian. fide
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 39, 40

Locality—TEXAS: Johnson Co., “a brown highly ferruginous
sandstone . . . Caddo Peak” (type). “near Old Caddo P.O., on
old road from Cleburne to Fort Worth, Johnson Co.” (Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 39).

Type.—Holotype, No. 3958 ANSP

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Callocardia sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 186 [Not Callocardia]

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Maverick Co., 27 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass on
the Windmill (Jacal) ranch road

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Callocardia sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 186. [Not Callocardia]

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities TEXAS: Limestone Co., Comanche Crossing; Falls
Co., Whitaker Survey about 6 mi. NW. of Kosse; % mi. below
Travis-Bastrop Co. line; Cribbs Bluff, Brazos R. little over a
mile below Falls Co. line

Types——Unfigured specimens not found USNM, 1962

Cf. Pitar sp. Veneridae

Cytherea sp. Harbison, 1944, p. 6, pl. 3, fig. 3
Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi. NW. of
Moncks Corner
Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Meretrix texacola Harris, 1919, p. 144 in part, pl. 44, figs. 12, 12a;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 547
Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 16 in part,
pl. 2, fig. 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 706
This shell deserves a new name but we prefer not to present a new
name without further critical study.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Types. —Figured specimens, Nos. 1177, 1178 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 277

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Meretrix texacola ? Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 142, in part, pl. 44, fig. 15

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Keitts [Kitt’s] Ravine, 414 mi. NW.
of Creston (type)

Type.—Figured specimen missing USNM prior to 1962

Pitar spp. or Callista spp. Veneridae
Meretrix sp. close to M. poulsoni Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 144

Range.——Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —N.C.: Craven Co., Newbern age not determined. GA.:
Burke Co., Shell Bluff

Types.—Specimens not available

Pitar sp. Veneridae

Pitar cf. cornelli (Harris), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, figs. 4,5; Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 691, 692

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality—GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Plant
2, Clinchfield Quarry

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24502, 24503 PRI

Cf. “Pitar” sp. Veneridae
Pitar cf. subimpressa (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, figs. 6-8.

Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 694. Not Macrocallista subimpressa
(Conrad)

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Localities —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry, U.S.
Rte. 41, Perry; Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Plant 2, Clinchfield
Quarry

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos, 24504-24506 PRI

Pitar (Calpitaria) sp. Veneridae

Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 148 in part, pl. 17, figs. 9, 10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Fayette Co., 4 mi. E. of Smithville, near
abandoned Shipp’s Ford (see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 210)

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 20769 BEG

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Pitar sp. Harbison, 1944, p. 6, pl: 3, fig. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper Canal, 17 mi NW. of
Moncks Corner

Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

ho
~I
ioe)

BULLETIN 218

Pitar sp. Veneridae
Pitar sp. cf. nuttali (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 22, pl. 11, figs. 1, 2;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 692

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Localities —GA.: Houston Co., Clinchfield Quarry. FLA.: Marion
Co., near Kendrick

Type.—Figured specimens, Nos. 24499, 24500 PRI

Pitar (Calpitaria) sp. Veneridae

Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola tornadonis (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929, p.
16 in part, pl. 2, figs. 7, 21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 706

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 1580, 1590 PRI

Pitaria (Pitaria) angelinae (Harris)
See Pitar angelinae (Harris)

Pitaria astartoides (Gardner)
See Rhabdopitaria astartoides (Gardner)
See also Rhabdopitaria pricei Palmer

Pitaria (Pitaria) cornelli (Harris)
See Pitar (Pitar) cornelli (Harris)

Pitaria (Pitaria) eversa (Conrad)
See Pitar eversus (Conrad)

? Pitaria exigua (Conrad)
See Pitar ? exiguus (Conrad)

Pitaria gazleyensis Palmer
See Pitar gazleyensis (Palmer)

Pitaria juliae Palmer
See Pitar juliae (Palmer)

Pitaria (Pitaria) lenis (Conrad)
See Pitar lenis (Conrad)

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) macbeani Harris
See Pitar (Lamelliconcha) macbeani (Harris)

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttali (Conrad)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttali (Conrad)
Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis (Heilprin)

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis fulva (Harris)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis fulvus (Harris)

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris)
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis greggi (Harris)

Pitaria (Pitaria) nuttalliopsis heilprini Palmer
See Pitar (Pitar) nuttalliopsis heilprini (Palmer)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 279

Pitaria (Pitaria) ovata (Rogers)
See Pitar (Pitar) ovatus (Rogers and Rogers)

Pitaria poulsoni (Conrad)
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) pricei Palmer
See Rhabdopitaria pricei Palmer

Pitaria (Pitaria) pyga (Conrad)
See Pitax (Pitar) pyga (Conrad)

Pitaria ripleyana (Gabb)
See Pitar ? ripleyanus (Gabb)

Pitaria (Pitaria) securiformis (Conrad)
See Pitay (Pitar) securiformis (Conrad)

Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927/1929 |
See Pitar sp.
See also Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola (Harris), Palmer, 1927
See Pitar (Calpitaria) petropolitanus Stenzel and Krause
See also Pitar (Calpitaria) texacola (Harris)
See also Pitar sp.

Pitaria (Pitaria) texacola tornadonis (Harris) in part
See Pitar (Calpitaria) sp.
See also Pitar (Calpitaria) tornadonis (Harris)

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)
See Katherinella ? trigoniata bastropensis (Harris)
See also Katherinella ? sp.

See also Pitar “(Agriopoma)” amichel Gardner

Pitaria ? vespertina (Conrad)
See Pitar ? vespertinus (Conrad)

Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) winnensis (Harris)
See Rhabdopitaria winnensis (Harris)

Pitaria (Lamelliconcha) yoakumi (Gabb)
See Pitar (Lamelliconcha) yoakumi (Gabb)

Plagiocardium (Schedocardia) hatchetigbeense (Aldrich)
See Acanthocardia (Schedocardia) hatchetigbeensis (Aldrich)

Cf. Plagiocardium sp. Cardiidae

Cardiwm tuomeyi Aldrich var. Harris, 1899b, p. 303, pl. 53, figs. 9, 10

Cardium (Cerastoderma,) tuomeyi Aldrich var. Barry, 1 1942+, p. 66, pl.
8, figs. 4-6; not pl. 9, fig. 1 see Acanthocardia tuomeyi (Aldrich) ; :
Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, p. 192, pl. 31, fig. 4

Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities.—LA.: Natchitoches Par., Marthaville; Sabine Par.,
La Nana Bayou near Many. For localities in Natchitoches Par.

280 BULLETIN 218

~ and Sabine Par. see Barry, 1942+, p. 67. TEXAS: Sabine Co.,
Pendleton (Harris)
Type.—Figured specimen by Harris lost prior to 1937, PRI

Plagiostoma dumosum Morton
See Spondylus dumosus (Morton)

Plagiostoma dumosum Morton, Conrad, 1834; Aldrich, 1885c, 1886
See Spondylus sp.

Pleuromeris aldrichi Harris
See Venericardia (Pleuromeris) aldrichi Harris

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad, 1833b, p. 38 [not illus.], (Harris, re-
print 1893, p. 60); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 105; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 394; Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad,
1866a, p. 3; Aldrich, 1886, p. 49; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 179, pl. 21,
figs. 1-10, fig. 11 copy P. mantelli Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 18;
Harris, 1895b, p. 19; Dall, 1898b, p. 762; Harris, 1919, p. 18, pl. 12,
figs. 3-8; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 25 in part, not pl. 6, figs 1,
la Jackson Eocene, see Plicatula sp.; not Harris, 1951, p. 7; Brann
and Kent, 1960, pp. 720, 721 in part

Plicatula Mantilli [sic] Lea, 1833, p. 89, pl. 3, fig. 68 [incorrectly
spelled Mantilli, named for Mantell]

Plicatula Mantellii Lea, H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 105; Tuomey, 1858, p. 267;
Harris, 1895b, p. 27=P. filamentosa Conrad

Spondylus amussiopse de Gregorio, 1890, p. 179, pl. 20, figs. 11-13;
Dall, 1898b, p. 761=young of Plicatula filamentosa Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.; Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type)
Type.—Missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 60
Plicatula filamentosa Conrad, Kellum 1926, p. 21; Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 25 in part; Richards, 1950, p. 18; Harris, 1951, p. 7
See Plicatula spp.

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad “var.” Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad var., Harris, 1897b, p. 41 in part, pl. 6,
figs. 8, 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 720, 721

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.

Locality ce Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee

Types.—Figured specimens No. 218, 219 PRI

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad “var.” Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad var. Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 93, pl.
7, figs. 26-28

Boge: Maal: Eocene. Crockett fm., [Cook Mt, fm.], upper Clai-

orne gr.

Locality —TEXAS;: Brazos Co., Little Brazos R., near old inter-
urban crossing ;

Types.—Figured specimens, No. 21308, BEG (fig. 26), No. 21309
BEG (fig. 27), No. 213810 BEG (fig. 28)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN~ 28]

Plicatula filamentosa concentrica Dall Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa concentrica Dall, 1898b, p. 762; Schuchert, et al.,

1905, p. 525; Harris, 1919, p. 19, pl. 12, figs. 9-12; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 721, 722

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities—TEXAS; Cherokee Co.; Anderson Co., Houston Co.;
Robertson Co. LA.: Sabine Par., Columbus; Negreet. MISS.:
Clarke Co., Wautubbee [“Wahtubbee Hills’”] (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 139082 USNM

Plicatula filamentosa planata Meyer and Aldrich Plicatulidae
Plicatula planata Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 45, pl. 2, fig. 20
Plicatula filamentosa planata Meyer and Aldrich, Dall, 1898b, p. 762

as mutation P. filamentosa Con.; Harris, 1919, p. 19, pl. 12, figs.
13-17 Meyer and Aldrich, not Aldrich; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 722

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper €laiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee; Newton Co., Hickory;
Newton (type). LA.: Winn Par., Cooper’s Well depth 1000 ft.,
Winnfield; St. Maurice

Type.—Holotype, No. 638744 USNM

Plicatula ? louisiana Harris Plicatulidae

Plicatula (?) lowisiana Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 24, pl.
5, figs. 5, 5a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 722

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (type)

Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery Bluff, upper layer
Red R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4149 PRI. Lost prior to 1957

Plicatula Mantelli Lea [Mantilli sic]
See Plicatula filamentosa Conrad

Plicatula planata Meyer and Aldrich
See Plicatula filamentosa planata Meyer and Aldrich

Plicatula sp. Plicatulidae

Plicatula? Harris, 1896, p. 47, pl. 2, figs. 2, 2a; Dall, 1898b, p. 763;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 723

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm., lower Midway gr.

Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co., % mi. E. of McConnico’s, near Pal-
mer’s mill

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 47 PRI

Plicatula sp. Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad, Kellum, 1926, p. 21, pl. 2, figs. 5, 6;
Richards, 1950, p. 18. Not Conrad, 1833b

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

Localities —N.C.; New Hanover Co., Wilmington; Onslow Co., 10
mi, N.W. of Jacksonville

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos, 353237 (fig. 5), 353290 (fig. 6)
USNM

282 BULLETIN 218

Plicatyla spp. Plicatulidae

Plicatula filamentosa Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 25, pl. 6,
figs. 1 not Jackson, Miss., ‘la; Harris, 1951, p. 7, pl. 2. figs. 6-9;
Brann and Kent, 1960, Dp. 721 in part. Not Conrad, 1833b

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. and Ocala gr.

Localities —ALA.: Choctaw Co., W. of Silas and 1 mi. E. of old
Fail Post Office. LA.: Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Oua-
chita R. FLA.: Marion Co., E. of Kendrick. GA.: Lee Co.,
Armena Lime Mines, Armena

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4150, 4151, 24439-24442 PRI

Polorthus americanus (Gabb)
See Kummelia americana (Gabb)

Polorthus tibialis (Morton) Teredinidae

Teredo tibialis Morton, 1834, p. 68, pl. 9, fig. 2; Gabb, 1861, p. 230;
Meek, 1864, p. 16; Whitfield, 1885, p. 201, pl. 26, figs. 19-22; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 165; Johnson, 1905, p. 18

Polorthus tibialis (Morton), Gabb, 1862b, p. 366; Stoliczka, 1871, p.
Pe Gabby 1BNes p. 259, pl. 8, figs. 1-7; Weller, 1907, p. 659, pl. 74,
igs. 12-

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type)

Localities—_N.J.: Ocean Co., near New Egypt; Gloucester Co.,
near Hurffville; boundary between Gloucester and Camden Cos.,
Timber Creek (type)

Type—ANSP (Johnson, 1905)

Poromya mississippiensis Meyer and Aldrich Poromyidae

Poromya mississippiensis Meyer and Aldrich in Meyer, 1887a, p. 10,

pl. 2, figs. 1, la, 1b; Dall, 1903a, p. 1508; Harris and Palmer, 1946,

p. 118, pl. 25, figs. 3-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 734 (not Aldrich
and Meyer as in Harris and Palmer; Brann and Kent)

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Doel —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Clarke Co., Gar-
land Creek

Types.—Syntypes fig. 1 (upper), No. 638883 USNM;; figs. 1 (low-
er), lb, No. 638884 USNM

Propeamussium alabamense (Aldrich)
See Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamense (Aldrich)

Protocardia actia Gardner
See Nemocardium actium (Gardner)

Protocardia (um) curta (um) Conrad
See Nemocardium curtum (Conrad)

Protocardia diversa (Conrad), Gabb, 1862c
See Nemocardium gambrinum (Gabb)

Protocardia gambrina Gabb
See Nemocardium gambrinum (Gabb)

Protocardia gambrina harrisi Dall, Brann and Kent
See Nemocordium gambrinum (Gabb)
See also Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 283

Protocardia harrisi Dall
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Protocardia lenis (Conrad)
See Nemocardium lene (Conrad)

Protocardia lenis (Conrad), Clark and Martin
See Nemocardium sp.

Protocardia lenis var. Harris, 1897b not Conrad, 1856a
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Protocardia lima Conrad
See Nemocardium nicolletti (Conrad)

Protocardia nicolletti (Conrad)
See Nemocardium nicolletti (Conrad)

Protocardia nicolletti (Conrad) var. Aldrich, 1886 not Conrad, 1841
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Protocardia nicolletti Conrad var. Harris, 1896
See Nemocardium, n. sp.

Protocardia quihi Gardner
See Nemocardium quihi (Gardner)

Protocardia salrivalis Harris
See Nemocardium salrivale (Harris)

Protocardia virginiana Conrad
See Nemocardium lene (Conrad)

Protocardia virginiana Harris, 1897a, not Conrad, 1864
See Nemocardium harrisi (Dall)

Protocardia sp. _
See Nemocardium sp.

“Protocardia” sp. Cardiidae
Protocardia sp. Harris, 1894b, p. 44, pl. 1, fig. 4

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm., lower Midway gr.

Localities—ARK.: Pulaski Co., Fourche Cr., near mouth
Crooked Cr., near Alexander (Harris, pp. 28, 44); Dr. Johnson’s
well, top Capitol Hill, Battery & 9th Sts., Little Rock (Harris,
p. 26); Ulrich coll. (Harris, 1894b)

Type.—F igured specimen (USNM, 1894)

Psammobia=Gari or Garum

Psammobia blainvillii (Lea) [blainviller]
See Gari (Gobraeus) blainvillii (Lea)

Psammobia (Garum) claibornensis Dall
See Garwm claibornense Dall

Psammobia eborea Conrad, Brann and Kent error for Egerella tri-
angulata (Lea)
See Egerella limatula (Conrad)

284 BULLETIN 218

Psammobia eborea Conrad
See Gari eborea (Conrad)

Psammobia eborea (Conrad), Heilprin, 1884b
See Gari (Gobraeus) blainvillit (Lea)

Psammobia filosa Conrad
See Garuwm filosum (Conrad)

Psammobia harrisi Aldrich
See Gari harrisi (Aldrich)

Psammobia ozarkana Harris
See Gari (Gobraeus) ozarkana (Harris)

Psammobia (Gobraeus) papyria Conrad, Dall, 1898c, p. 60. Not Psam-
mobia papyria Conrad, 1848a, p. 291=—Vicksburg Oligocene

Psammobia Smithi Aldrich
See Gari smithi (Aldrich)

Pseudamussium calvatum (Morton)
See Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Pseudamussium claibornense Harris
See Eburneopecten corneoides (Harris)

Pseudamussium frontalis Dall
See Hburneopecten frontalis (Dall)

Pseudochama harrist Gardner
See Chama harrisi (Gardner)

Pseudochama sp. Chamidae
Chama sp. Harris, 1919, p. 131, pl. 41, fig. 4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Lee Co., between Orell’s Crossing and
Evergreen Crossing of Elm Cr. (see Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing. 1957, p. 44)

Type—Figured specimen (originally Texas State Museum). Miss-
ing, 19638

Pseudomiltha megameris Dall Lucinidae

Lucina (Pseudomiltha?) megameris Dall, 1901b, p. 40

Phacoides (Pseudomiltha) megameris Dall, Dall, 1901c, pp. 806, 829,
pl. 42, fig. 1

Cf. Pseudomiltha megameris Dall, Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 48,
pl. 10, fig. 6

Range.—Cf. Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Gibraltar ls. (type) Butterlin, 1956; Inglis fm.
lower Ocala gr. (Richards)

Localities —JAMAICA, W.I.: St. Ann’s Par., [Clairmont sic]
Claremont (type). cf. FLA.: Levy Co., sec. 14, T. 14 8., R. 15 E.,
Benne ons eae Mining Co., SW. % SE. % sec. 10, T. 18

apts Oren.

Types LeynaR een lectotype herein designated, No. 147592
USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 285

Pteria ? annosa (Conrad) Pteriidae
Avicula annosa Conrad, 1865e, p. 214, pl. 20, fig. 16; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 4; Conrad, 1868, p. 731 not “Meek, 1868, p. 731” as Whitfield,
1885 p. 226; Whitfield, 1885, p. 226, pl. 29, fig. 9; Dall, 1898b, p. 669
regarded as gastropod; Whitfield, 1899, p. 154

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

“Pteria cf. argentea” (Conrad) Pteriidae

Avicula argentea Conrad, 1848a, p. 295; Conrad, 1848b, p. 126. pl. 12,
fig. 10 Vicksburg Oligocene

Pteria cf. argentea (Conrad), Harris, 1951, p. 13, pl. 6, fig. 6; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 752. Compared with Vicksburg species.

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr. Oligoeene. Vicks-
burg (type)

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry, about
4 mi. from Perry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24466 PRI “Ocala 1s.”

Pteria deusseni Gardner Pteriidae

Pteria deusseni Gardner, 1935, p. 134, pl. 7, fig. 8; Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 82
Pteria sp. cf. P. deusseni Gardner, Gardner, 1945, p. 59 Mexico

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities—TEXAS: Limestone Co., U.S.G.S. Sta. 6559, Com-
anche Crossing on Navasota Cr., about 6 mi. W. of Mexia (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 370964 USNM

Pteria limula (Conrad) Pteriidae

Avicula limula Conrad, 1833c, p. 39 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 65);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 392; Conrad, 1865a, p. 11; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4;
Harris, 1895b, p. 24; Dall, 1898b, p. 669; Teppner, 1914, p. 6

Avicula claibornensis Lea, 1833, p. 86, pl. 3, fig. 65; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 6=A. limula Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 96;
Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 273; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 183, pl. 22, fig. 4
copy Lea; Cossmann, 1893, p. 18=A. cardincrassa; Harris, 1895b,
p. 10=A. limula; Dall, 1898b, p. 669

Avicula cardincrassa de Gregorio, 1890, p. 184, pl. 22, figs. 1-2; Dall,
1898b, p. 669

Pteria limula (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 669; not Clark and Martin,
1901, p. 194, pl. 51, fig. 1; Harris, 1919, p. 29 in part, pl. 16, figs. 3-7,
not 2-3 as in expl.; not Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 391, pl. 152, fig.
9 copy Clark and Martin; Gardner, 1945, p. 59 in part; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 82, pl. 7, figs. 10-13; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 752

Pteria trigona (Conrad) (not Lamarck), Dall, 1898b, p. 669. Not
Avicula trigonata Lamarck, 1819, p. 150 probably name meant by
Conrad, 1842b, p. 175, “Avicula trigona.”

286 BULLETIN. 218

~ Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., “Claiborne sands” (type) =Clai-
borne Bluff, Alabama R.; Rock Branch near Monroeville
(Tuomey) ; Clarke Co., Little Stave Creek, near Jackson

Tees oh ropanle syntypes (2), No. 30540 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.

Pteria limula (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 30 in part
See Pteria sp.

HEA limula (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901; Shimer and Shrock,

See Pteria sp.

Pteria limula vanwinkleae Harris Pteriidae

Pteria limula vanwinkleae Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 37,
pl. 10, figs. 1-4; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 82; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 753

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson, Moodys Branch (type).
LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.; Caldwell Par., Gibsons
ie. Ouachita R.; Sabine Par., “Jackson beds on the Sabine
iver.”
Types.—Holotype, No. 4182; paratypes, Nos. 4183, 4184 PRI

Pteria (Pteria) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Pteriidae
Pteria (Pteria) petropolitana Stenzel and Twining in Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 81, pl. 7, figs. 14-15, text fig. 12

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 20687 BEG

Pteria trigona (Conrad), 1842b, not Avicula trigonata Lamarck, 1819,
. 150
See Pteria limula (Conrad)

Pteria sp. Pteriidae
? Pteria limula (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 30 in part

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Houston Co., Crockett
Type.—Specimen, Coll. Univ. Texas, probably lost

Pteria sp. Pteriidae
Avicula limula Conrad, Aldrich, 1886, p. 54. Not Conrad, 18338c, p. 39
Avicula sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 46, ple WeMtigwl,) dae Brann and Kent,

1960, p. 111

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Type.—Figured specimen, Harris, No. 190 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 287

Pteria sp. Pteriidae

Avicula sp. Harris, 1896, p. 48, pl. 2, figs. 4, 4a; Dall, 1898b, p. 669;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 111

Range.—Paleocene. Midway er.
Locality —GA.: Clay Co., mouth of Sandy Creek, Chattahoochee R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 48 PRI

Pteria sp. Pteriidae

Pteria limula (Conrad), Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 194, pl. 51, fig. 1

probably not of Conrad; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 391, pl. 152,
fig. 9 copy of Clark and Martin

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.

Localities—-MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper Marboro; Charles
Co., Popes Creek; Hills Bridge.

Type.—Figured specimen, USNM

Pteromeris minutissima (Lea)
See Micromeris minutissima (Lea) °

Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad) Mactridae

Lutraria lapidosa Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8 nomen nudum;
Conrad, 1846b, p. 215, pl. 2, fig. 7 (not pl. 1 as in text); Conrad,
1848a, p. 298; Tuomey, 1848, pp. 148, 151, 153, 157, 159, 161, 168;
Conrad, 1848b, p. 129; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101

Lutraria petrosa Conrad, 1848a, p. 298; Tuomey, 1848, pp. 148, 151,
153;°157, 159; 161,168

Astarte Conradi Dana, 1863, p. 516, fig. 800; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5;
Heilprin, 1884a, p. 152=young of Crassatella alta; Heilprin, 1884b,
p. 38; Aldrich, 1886, pp. 39, 48, pl. 4, fig. 7; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
202, pl. 27, fig. 35 copy Aldrich; Cossmann, 1893, p. 13

Pteropsis lapidosa (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 4; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8;
Harris in Dana, 1895, p. 916; Dall, 1898b, p. 881; Harris, 1919, p.
178, pl. 54, figs. 14, 15; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 41, figs. 10, 11; Cooke,
1936, pp. 58, 64, 65; Gardner, 1945, p. 112, pl. 9, figs. 30 (as incertae
sedis) fig. 32 Mexican; Cooke and MacNeil, 1952, p. 24; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 753

Pteropsis Conradi (Dana), Harris in Dana, 1895, p. 897, fig. 1483 same
as Dana, 1863; Vaughan, 1896, pp. 20, 48

Pteropsis harrisi Van Winkle, 1921, p. 9, pl. 1, figs. 12, 13; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 128; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 753

Astarte ? Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104 in part, loc. 4 only

Kymatox lapidosus (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
126, pl. 15, figs. 11-14, p. 180 Pteropsella Vokes, 1956, p. 763

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type) upper Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Laredo fm. (Gardner), upper
Claiborne gr.

Localities.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg, (type, Conrad) ;
Vance’s Ferry, Santee R. (type fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing). TEXAS: Roberston Co., “Campbell’s” (Campbell Cr. A.
Gafford hdt.); Cedar Creek (see Sta. 46, Texas). LA.: Bossier
Par., near Red Land; Lincoln Par., Chautauqua; Bienville Par.,
Hammetts Branch; Gibsland (Gibbsland, Veatch, 1902). ALA.:
Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; base of Claiborne Bluff,
Alabama R. For Mexican localities see Gardner, 1945, p. 112

TUE a ae Ove No. 20218 ANSP, incorrectly labelled, Moore,

subs

288 BULLETIN 218

Pteropsella papyria (Conrad) ‘Mactridae

Lutraria papyria Conrad, 1833a, p. 41 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 67, pl.
19, fig. 7); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846b, p.
216, pl. 2 (not pl. 1 as in text), fig. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; Harris
im Dana, 1895, p. 916; Harris, 1895b, p. 32

Mactra dentata Lea, 1833, p. 41, pl. 1, fig. 9; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 228, pl. 36, fig. 12 copy Lea, in synonymy
Mactra decisa; Harris, 1895b, p. 15

Pteropsis papyria (Conrad), Conrad [not Gabb as in Harris, 1919
synonymy], 1860, p. 296; Conrad, 1865a, p. 4; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8;
Fischer, 1887, p. 1117; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 227, pl. 35, fig. 33 copy
Conrad; Cossmann, 1898, p. 7; Dall, 1895a, p. 212; Dall, 1898b, pp.
881, 896; Harris, 1919, p. 178, pl. 54, figs. 18, 18a copy Conrad type;
Stewart, 1930, p. 204; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 753

Pteropsella papyria (Conrad), Vokes, 1956, p. 763 type species of
Pteropsella Vokes

Kymatox papyrius (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
130, pl. 16, figs. 1-3 lectotype and paralectotypes, p. 180 Pterop-
sella Vokes, 1956, p. 763

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes (lectotype and paralectotypes Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining) (2), No. 30533 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
p. 83

Pteropsella praelapidosa (Stenzel and Krause) Mactridae
Pteropsis lapidosa Conrad, Deussen, 1924, p. 67; ? Trowbridge, 1932,
pl. 41, figs. 10, 11
Astarte ? Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104, in part, loc. 1 only
Kymatox praelapidosus Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 132, pl. 15, figs. 15, 16, text fig. 20 (p. 124); p. 180
Pteropsella Vokes, 1956, p. 763

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
(type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20539 BEG

Pteropsis conradi Dana
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Pteropsis harrisi Van Winkle
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Pteropsis lapidosa (Conrad)
See Pteropsella lapidosa (Conrad)

Pteropsis lapidosa (Conrad) Deussen, 1924 not Conrad, 1846b
See Pteropsella praelapidosa (Stenzel and Krause)

Pteropsis papyria (Conrad)
See Pteropsella papyria (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 289

Rhabdopitaria astartoides (Gardner) Veneridae

Callocardia astartoides Gardner, 1923, p. 113, pl. 32, figs. 4-7; Trow-
bridge, 1932, pl. 41, figs. 2-5 copies Gardner

? Pitaria astartoides (Gardner)+Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) astartoides
(Gardner), Palmer, 1927/1929, pp. 30, 211, 212, pl. 44, figs. 15, 16

Not Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) astartoides (Gardner), Price and Palmer,
1928, p. 27, pl. 6, figs. 1, 3-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 695, 696; see
R. pricei Palmer in Price and Palmer, 1928, p. 28

Rhabdopitaria astartoides (Gardner), Stenzel, 1955, p. 145; Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 155, pl. 18, figs. 7-10, text fig. 25,
lectotype designated

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr.

Localities TEXAS; Webb Co., about 7 mi. up the Rio Grande
from Laredo at Knob Bluffs, % mi. above pump of Santa Bar-
bara farm (type); 500 yds. SW. of Espejo ranch, 8 mi. S. of
Laredo; 1% mi. N. of and a trifle E. of 3d gate, 7 mi. SE. of
Velenzuela ranch house; Zapata Co., 39.9 mi. N. af Rio Grande
City, Starr Co., on river road to Zapata, just N. of Lopefio P. O.;
Houston Co., Alabama Ferry, Trinity R.

See Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 157, 158 for further
locality details

Types.—Lectotype and paralectotype, No. 352272 USNM

Rhabdopitaria discoidalis (Conrad) Veneridae

Cytherea discoidalis Conrad, 1833b, p. 37, not pl. 19, fig. 4 as in Con-
rad—Corbula nasuta Con. (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 59). Not Harris,
1893, pl. 20, fig. 2=C. trigoniata Lea; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris,
1895b, p. 16 in part

Cytherea discoidalis Conrad, Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 in
part; not Bronn, 1848a, p. 398

Venus discoidalis (Conrad), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 380 in part

Meretrix discoidalis (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 30; Harris, 1919, p.
146, not pl. 46, fig. 8 copy Harris, 1893

Dione discoidalis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a,, p. 6 in part; Conrad, 1866a,

Det

Cytherea trigoniata Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 218 in part, C. discoidalis
in synonymy

Omnivenus discoidalis (Conrad), Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 115 in part,
pl. 24, figs. 10, 19 (type); Aldrich, 1931, p. 7, pl. 6, figs. 4, 4a

Rhadopitaria discoidalis (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
pp. 154, 155

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Syntype, No. 4184 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 54

Rhabdopitaria pricei Palmer Veneridae

Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) pricei Palmer in Price and Palmer, 1928, p.
28, pl. 6, figs. 9, 10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 703

Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) astartoides (Gardner), Price and Palmer,
1928, p. 27, pl. 6, figs. 1, 3-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 695, 696.
Not P. astartoides (Gardner), 1923. See Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, pp. 157, 158

290 BULLETIN 218

Rhabdopitaria pricei (Palmer), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
pp. 155, 157, 158

Range.—Middle Eocene. Upper Queen City fm. (type), lower
Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., mouth of Gazley Cr., Smithville,
Colorado R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 344; paratype, No. 346 PRI

Rhabdopitaria subcrassa (Lea) Veneridae

Cytherea subcrassa Lea, 1838, p. 67, pl. 2, fig. 43; Conrad, 1835a
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 116, pl. 20, fig. 6); Conrad, App. in Mor-
ton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 43

Venus subcrassa (Lea), d’ Orbigny, 1850, p. 380

Cytherea trigoniata subcrassa Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 219, pl. 34,
fig. 24 copy Lea

Meretrix subcrassa (Lea), Harris, 1919, p. 149, pl. 46, fig. 7 copy Lea;
pl. 46, fig. 8 copy Conrad, 1835a (Harris reprint, 1893, pl. 20, fig. 6
under C. subcrassa); Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 115 [under Omnivenus
discoidalis (Conrad) ]

Rhabdopitaria subcrassa (Lea), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
pp. 155, 157, pl. 18, figs. 11, 12

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5247 ANSP [fide Harris notebook, 1895c]

Rhabdopitaria texangelina Stenzel and Krause Veneridae

Rhabdopitaria texangelina Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, pp. 155, 158, pl. 18, figs. 5, 6

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

gr. : :
Locality—TEXAS: North-central Angelina Co., highway borrow
pit at the edge of the river flood plain about 300 ft. east of U.S.
Highway 59 (Lufkin-Nacogdoches road) 0.83 mi. S. of Angelina
2.5 mi. N. of the school at Redland, (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No.
3-T-18)
Type.—Holotype, No. 20538 BEG

Rhabdopitaria winnensis (Harris) Veneridae

Meretrix trigoniata var. winnensis Harris, 1919, p. 147, pl. 46, figs.
9-13; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 548

Pitaria (Rhabdopitaria) winnensis (Harris) Palmer, 1927/1929, p. 212,
pl. 44, figs. 17, 19; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 707

Rhabdopitaria winnensis (Harris), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 155

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —LA.; Winn Par., possibly along the St. Maurice rd.
leading past the “Marble Quarry”, W. of Winnfield (type);
Jackson Par., gullies N. of old Quitman-Liberty Hill rd. on
Mrs. J. M. Turner’ s place, W. of Madden Cr. by rd. 3.60 mi. W.
of R.R. crossing at Quitman, sec. 15, T. 16 N., R. 2 W.
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1185-1188 PRI

Rochefortia minuta (Aldrich)
See Mysella minuta (Aldrich)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN-~ 291

Saccella ? atakta (Gardner) Nuculanidae

Leda atakta Gardner, 1927, p. 364, figs. 7, 8
? Saccella sp. cf. S. atakta (Caniee), Gardner, 1945, p. 48

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369241 USNM

Saccella catasarca (Dall) Nuculanidae

Leda catasarca Dall, 1898b, p. 588, pl. 32, fig. 13; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 345; Harris, 1919, p. 66, pl. 25, figs. 5, 5a; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 474

Saccella catasarca (Dall), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 61

Range.—Middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 145646 USNM

Saccella milamensis (Harris)
See Nuculana milamensis (Harris)

Saccella parva (Rogers and Rogers) Nuculanidae

Nucula parva Rogers and Rogers, 1837, p. 340; (reprint, 1884, p. 668),
H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 102

Leda parva (Rogers), Conrad, 1854, p. 29

Nuculana parva (Rogers), Conrad, 1865a, p. 13; Conrad, 1866a, p. 3

Leda parva (Rogers), Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 83, pl. 28, figs.
2a-d; Harris, 1897b, D. 53 in part, ? pl. 8, fig. 14 see 'S. robusta ;
Dall, 1898b, p. 578 [not middle Eocene]; Clark and Martin, 1901, p.
197, Dl. 56, figs. 5-7a; Van Winkle, 1921, p. 7 [not middle Eocene];
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 478 see S. robusta

Saccella parva (Rogers), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 61

Nuculana (Sacella) parva (Rogers and Rogers), Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 377, pl. 146, fig. 28 copy Clark and Martin

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—VA.: [Co. ?] Pamunkey R., Prince George Co., Cog-
gins Point, James R. (type); King George Co., Woodstock;
Appomattox Co., Evergreen. MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 2%
mi. above Popes Cr.

Type.Unknown

Saccella quercollis (Harris) Nuculanidae

Leda quercollis Harris, 1896, p. 55, pl. 4, fig. 11; Dall, 1898b, p. 578;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 479
Saccella quercollis (Harris), Stewart, 1930, p. 57

Range.—Paleocene. Naheola fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.; Wilcox Co., 1 mi. W. of Oak Hill P. 6. (type) ;
Dales Branch near Oak Hill P.O.

Type.—Holotype, No. 37 PRI

Saccella robusta (Aldrich) : Nuculanidae

Leda n. sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 53 [listed only]

Leda robusta Aldrich, 1895b, p. 17, pl. 5, figs. 1, la; Dall, 1898b, p.
578

Leda parva (Rogers), Harris, 1897b, p. 53 in part ? pl. 8, fig. 14;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 478

292 BULLETIN 218

Nucalana (Saccella) robusta (Aldrich), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
61, pl. 14, figs. 15, 16

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm., middle
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities. —ALA.: Clerk Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type);
1% mi. WSW. of Choctaw ‘Corners: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg.,
Alabama R.; 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.

Types. —Syntypes, Nos. 638960 (fig. 1), 638961 (fig. la) USNM

Saccella sp. Nuculanidae

Nuculana sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 61, pl. 14, figs. 12-14, section
Saccella; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 610

Range.—Unknown. (Harris collection associated with Louisiana
Jackson Eocene material.)

Locality.—Unknown. (Harris collection associated with Louisiana
Jackson Eocene material.)

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4241 PRI

Saccella sp. Nuculanidae
Leda (Saccella) n. sp., Gardner, 1935, p. 120

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway ger.

Locality—TEXAS: Falls Co., USGS, Sta. 11932, % mi. W. of
Stranger School

Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Saxicavella alabamensis Aldrich Saxicavidae
Saxicavella alabamensis Aldrich, 1921, p. 21, pl. 3, figs. 4, 5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 46 GSATC

Cf. Saxolucina aquiana (Clark) Lucinidae

Lucina aquiana Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 78, pl. 20, figs. la, 1b;
Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 174, pl. 37, figs. 1, la copy holotype;
Schuchert, et al, 1905, p. 375

(?) Lucina greggi Harris, 1897a, p. 478 in part, pl. 22, fig. 5 (not fig.
6); Harris, 1897b, p. 70 in part, pl. 14, fig. 2a (not fig. 2)

Phacoides aquianus (Clark), Dall, 1903a, p. 1364

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities —VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia Cr. (type). MD.: Prince
Georges Co., Upper Marlboro

Types.—Syntypes, No. 148888 USNM

Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad) Lucinidae

Cyclas claibornensis Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1865c, p. 146

Lucina claibornensis (Conrad), not lath. 1886, p. 57 (Greggs Ldg.,) ;
not Meyer, 1887a, p. 16 (Jackson); de Gregorio, 1890, p. 204; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 12; Harris, 1919, p. 121, pl. 39, figs. 8, 9, 9a; "Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 505

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN~ 293

Phacoides (Miltha) claibornensis (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1374 in
part, pl. 50, fig. 18 not “Claiborne sands” as in text; Schuchert, et
al., 1905, p. 496

Miltha (Plastomiltha) claibornensis (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p. 191

Sr OE CE neat ornate) claibornensis (Conrad), Chavan, 1938, p.

, fig.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type), Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; Hamilton Bluff, Alabama
R.; Dale Co., Ozark. GA.: Clay Co., Ft. Gaines

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 18855 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 47

Saxolucina claytonia (Harris) Lucinidae

Lucina claytonia Harris, 1896, p. 69, pl. 6, figs. 10, 10a; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 505

Phacoides (Miltha) claytonia (Harris), Dall, 1903a, p. 1875

Sazxolucina Claytonia (Harris), Chavan, 1938, pp. 70, 75

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

eT ae Barbour Co., R.R. cut, 1% mi. NE. of Clayton
type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 72, 74 PRI

Saxolucina (Plastomiltha) fortidentalis (Harris) Lucinidae
Lucina fortidentalis Harris, 1896, p. 69, pl. 6, figs. 11, lla; Brann and
Kent, 1960 p. 506

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.
Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., 1 mi. N. of Midway. GA.: Clay Co.,
“not far” N. of mouth of Sandy Cr., Chattahoochee R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 75, 76 PRI

Saxolucina (Plastomilitha) gaufia Harris Lucinidae

Lucina (Plastomiltha) gaufia Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 91,
pl. 20, figs. 9-18; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 506, 507

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Localities —_ALA.: Washington Co., Gopher Hill (Bakers Bluff)
above St. Stephens Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type). LA.: Grant
Par., Montgomery, Red R. MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr.

Types.—Holotype, No. 4338; paratypes, Nos. 4339, 4340 PRI

Cf. Saxolucina greggi (Harris) Lucinidae
Lucina greggi Harris, 1897a, p. 478 in part, pl. 22, fig. 6 (not fig. 5=
S. aquiana) ; Harris, 1897b, p. 70 in part, pl. 14, fig. 2 (not fig. 2a=
S. aquiana)
Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, ANSP

294 BULLETIN. 218

Scintilla alabamiensis Cossmann Galeommatidae

Scintilla alabamiensis Cossmann, 1893, p. 12, pl. 1, figs. 15, 16; Harris,
1919, p. 105, pl. 37, figs. 1, 2 copy Cossmann

Solecardia (Spaniorinus) alabamiensis (Cossmann), Dall, 1899, p. 882

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

ore.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 11644 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Scintilla clarkeana Aldrich Galeommatidae
Scintilla clarkeana Aldrich, 1897a, p. 16, pl. 5, fig. 8
eSolon clarkeana Aldrich, Harris, 1897b, p. 58, pl. 11, fig. 9 copy
ric
Solecardia (Spaniorinus) clarkeana (Aldrich), Dall, 1899, p. 882

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639001, USNM

Semele australina Harris Semelidae

Semele australina Harris, 1919, p. 172, pl. 52, figs. 9, 9a, 10 “var.”;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 790

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg District (type).
TEXAS: Zapata Co., 15 mi. below Carrizo Cr. (variation Har-

ris)
Type.—Holotype, No. 1238 PRI

Semele langdoniana Aldrich Semelidae
a des langdoniana Aldrich, 1921, p. 18, pl. 2, figs. 19, 20, holotype, left
valve

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 44 GSATC

Semele linosa (Conrad) Semelidae

Amphidesma linosa Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68,
pl. 19, fig. 18); Conrad, App. zn Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846c,
p. 397, pl. 4, fig. 2; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 95 linosum; d’Orbigny, 1850,
p. 377; Harris, 1895b, p. 23

Syndosmya linosa (Conrad), Conrad, 1854, p. 29

Semele linosa (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7; de
Gregorio, 1890, p. 276, pl. 35, fig. 29 copy Conrad; Dall, 1900, p.
986; Harris, 1919, p. 170, pl. 52, figs. 1-3 not Jackson Eocene;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 790

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes (2), No. 20253 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
ffi

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 295

Semele linosa Conrad “var.” Semelidae
Semele linosa Conrad var. Harris, 1919, p. 171, pl. 52, figs. 5, 5a

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Keitt’s Ravine [Kitts], 4%. mi. NW.
of Creston

Type.—Figured specimen, USNM missing prior to 1962

Semele linosa claibornensis Harris Semelidae
Semele profunda ? Dall, 1900, p. 986
Semele linosa var. claibornensis Harris, 1919, p. 171, pl. 52, figs. 4, 4a,
fig. 6, p. 171 S. linosa var. locality and specimen unknown

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 129548 USNM, missing 1962

Semele monroensis Aldrich Semelidae
Semele monroensis Aldrich, 1921, p. 19, pl. 2, figs. 21, 22

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 45 GSATC

Semele profunda (Conrad) Semelidae
Amphidesma profunda Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad,
1835a (Harris reprint 1893, p. 115, pl. 19, fig. 14); d’Orbigny, 1850,
p. 377; Harris, 1895b, p. 36
Semele profunda (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 171, pl. 52, figs. 7, 8
specimen lost prior to 1937; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 791; not Dall,
1900, p. 986 (=Semele linosa claibornensis Harris)

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 89

Semele profunda Dall, 1900 not Conrad, 1833c
See Semele linosa claibornensis Harris

Siliqua simondsi Harris Solenidae
Siliqua simondsi Harris, 1895a, p. 51, pl. 3, fig. 2; Dall, 1900, p. 956;
Harris, 1919, p. 196, pl. 59, fig. 4 copy Harris
Range.—? Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (Harris, 1919)
Locality—TEXAS: Brazos Co., Dr. Williams’ Quarry, Stephen-
son’s Headright (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 35578 BEG

Siliqua ? sp. Solenidae
Siliqua ? sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 188 ©

Range.—Paleocene. Mexia mem., Wills Point fm., upper Midway

gr.
Locality —TEXAS: Williamson Co., Little Dry Brushy Cr. on the
Taylor-Beaukiss rd., 6 mi. S. of Thrall (USGS Sta. 10796)
Type.—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

296 BULLETIN 218

Sinodia (Sinodia) eocaenica Stenzel and Krause Veneridae
Meretrix trigoniata Lea var. bastropensis Harris, Renick and Stenzel,
1981, p. 104 in part. loc. 1 only
Sinodia (Sinodia) eocaenica Stenzel and Krause, in Stenzel, Krause
and Twining, 1957, p. 160, pl. 13, figs. 10, 11, text fig. 26

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20671 BEG

Solecardia (Spanorinus) alabamiensis (Cossmann)
See Scintilla alabamiensis Cossmann

Solecardia (Spanorinus) clarkeana (Aldrich)
See Scintilla clarkeana Aldrich

Solecurtus Blainvillii Lea
See Gari (Gobraeus) blainvillii (Lea)
See also Gari eborea (Conrad)

Solemya alabamensis Harris Solemyidae

Solemya alabamensis Harris, 1897b, p. 73, pl. 14, fig. 12; Harris, 1919,
p. 76 in part, not pl. 26, fig. 16; Vokes, 1955, p. 540; Brann and Kent,

1960, p. 804 in part, not No. 680=Solemya sp.; Quenstedt, 1962, p.
39 in part

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., (type), Hatchitigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Ala-
bama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, lost prior to 1937 PRI

Solemya petricoloides Clark

See cf. Lithophaga marylandica Clark and Martin; not Byssomya
petricoloides Lea, 1833

Solemya sp. Solemyidae
Solemya alabamensis Harris, 1919, p. 76 in part, pl. 26, fig. 16; Brann

and Kent, 1960, p. 804 in part, No. 630; Quenstedt, 1962, p. 39 in
part

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. N. of Orangeburg (Har-
ris, 1919, p. 76); GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 630 PRI

Solen lisbonensis Aldrich
See Hosolen lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Solen (Plectosolen) lisbonensis abruptus Dall
See cf. Hosolen lisbonensis abruptus (Dall)

Solen pendletonensis Barry Solenidae
Solen pendletonensis Barry, 1942+, p. 72, pl. 9, fig. 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm. (type), middle
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 297

Localities —_TEXAS; Sabine Co., %4 mi. upstream from bridge over
Sabine R. on La. Highway 6 (type). LA: Natchitoches Par., hill-
side in extreme NE. 4 SW. % NW. % sec. 9, T. 8 N., R. 9 W.;
Bete Sone local rd. in NE.% SW. % NE. % sec. 19, T. 9 N.,

Type.—Holotype, No. 5223 LSU Pal. Mus.

Solen sp. Solenidae
Solen lisbonensis ? Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 165 in part,
pl. 33, fig. 1
Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
Localities —MD.: Charles Co., % mi. below Chapel Point. VA.:
King George Co., Woodstock
Type.—Figured specimen, JHU, 1962

Solen sp. Harris, 1897b
See EHosolen lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Solena (Eosolen) lisbonensis (Aldrich)
See Hosolen lisbonensis (Aldrich)

Solena (EFosolen) lisbonensis abruptus Dall
See Hosolen lisbonensis abruptus (Dall)

Sphaerella anteproducta Harris
See Timothynus anteproductus (Harris)

Sphaerella bulla Conrad
See Timothynus bulla (Conrad)

Sphaerella inflata (Lea)
See Diplodonta (Diplodonta) inflata (Lea)

Sphaerella levis (Conrad)
See Diplodonta inflata (Lea)

“Sphaerella” sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 65
See Diplodonta hopkinsensis Clark

Spisula albirupina (Harris) Mactridae
Mactra albirupina Harris, 1894b, p. 155, pl. 6, fig. 2; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 383

Spisula albirupina (Harris), Dall, 1898b, p. 896
Mactra (Spisula) albirupina Harris in taees and Palmer, 1946,
109, pl. 23, figs. 11, 12; Wilbert, 1953, p. 98; Brann and Kent, 1960,

p. 521

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.
Locality —ARK.: Jefferson Co., White Bluff, S. bank Arkansas R.

(type)
Types—Syntypes, No. 153773 USNM

Spisula decisa (Conrad) Pl. 3, fig. 2 Mactridae
Mactra decisa Conrad, 1833c, p. 42; (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846b, p. 216, pi. 1,
fig. 3 (not pl. 2 as in text); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 375; Conrad, 1865a, p. 3; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8; Harris,
1895b, p. 14

298 BULLETIN 218

Mactra decisa Conrad sp. dub. de Gregorio, 1890, p. 228 in part, pl. 36,
fig. 11 copy Conrad

Spisula decisa (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 896; Harris, 1919, p. 176, pl.
54, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 814

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type latyne (hinge fragment), No. 30583 ANSP Moore, 1962,
p.

Spisula decisa palmaris Harris Mactridae

Spisula decisa palmaris Harris, 1919, p. 176, pl. 54, figs. 2-6; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 814

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Cook
Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type). S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 5 mi. N. of Orangeburg;
Calhoun Co., Keitt’s [Kitts] Ravine, 4%4 mi. NW. of Creston
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1252, 1253 PRI

Spisula jacksonensis Cooke Mactridae

Spisula jacksonensis Cooke, 1926b, p. 137, figs. 14a-c
Mactra (Spisula) jacksonensis Cooke, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 107,
pl. 23, figs. 7-10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 522

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson, Moodys Branch (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 353950 USNM

Spisula mississippiensis (Conrad) subsp. Mactridae
Mactra mississippiensis Conrad, var., Harris, 1897a, p. 471, pl. 18,
fig. 6

Not M. mississippiensis Conrad, 1848a, p. 290; nor Conrad, 1848b, p.
121, pl. 12, fig. 14 Vicksburg Oligocene

Not Spisula mississippiensis (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 896 Vicksburg
Oligocene

Spisula mississippiensis (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 106,
pl. 23, fig. 2 same as 1897a

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson
Type.—Figured specimen, ANSP

Spisula parilis (Conrad) Mactridae

Mactra parilis Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68, pl. 19,
fig. 8); Conrad, App. 7x Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846b, p. 217,
pl. 1, fig. 6 (not pl. 2 as in text); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 375; Conrad, 1865a, p. 3 as Mactra ?; Conrad, 1866a, p. 8;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 8; Harris, 1895b, p. 32

Mactra pygmaea Lea, 1833, p. 44, pl. 1, fig. 11; Conrad, App. in Mor-
ton, 1834, p. 8=M. parilis Conrad; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 375 under M. parilis Conrad; Tuomey, 1858, p. 266;
Harris, 1895b, p. 38

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN- 299

Mactra (Cyrena ?) parilis Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 227, pl. 36,
figs. 1 copy Lea, 22 copy Conrad

Mactra (Cyrena ?) parilis Mut. subcuneata de Gregorio, 1890, p. 228,
pl. 36, figs. 6-9; as Mut. subtruncata de Gregorio, 1890, p. 227, figs.
ees ee subaequilatera, pp. 227, 228, pl. 36, figs. 2-5; Harris, 1919,
p.

Spisula parilis (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 896; Harris, 1919, p. 174, pl.
53, figs. 2, 3, 83a; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 814

Mactra (Spisula) parilis Conrad, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 106, pl.
23, figs. 3-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 522

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Probable syntypes, No. 30720 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 83

Spisula parilis bistriata (Harris) Mactridae

Mactra praetenuis Conrad, Aldrich, 1886, p. 50 not Conrad, 1833c, p. 42

Mactra praetenuis var. bistriata Harris, 1897b, p. 66 in part, pl. 13, fig.
10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 528

Mactra bistriata Harris, Harris, 1899b, p. 303, pl. 53, fig. 4

Spisula parilis var. bistriata (Harris), Harris, 1919, p. 174, pl. 53, fig.
4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 814

Spisula parilis bistriata (Harris), Barry, 1942+, p. 72, pl. 5, fig. 2

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.
upper Wilcox gr. Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Localities —TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabinetown Bluff, Sabine R.
ALA.: Monroe Co., 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.;

Dale Co., Ozark (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 178 PRI

Spisula praetenuis (Conrad) Mactridae

Mactra praetenuis Conrad, 1833c, p. 42 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 68,
pl. 19, fig. 9); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8; Conrad, 1846b, p.
217, pl. 1, fig. 4 (not pl. 2 as in text); H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 101;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 375; Harris, 1895b, p. 36; Dall, 1898b, p. 896

Mactrella praetenuis (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 4; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 8 3 de Gregorio, 1890, p. 228, pl. 36, fig. 10 copy Conrad; Cossmann,
18938, p. 8

Spisula praetenuis (Conrad), Dall, 1898b, p. 896; Harris, 1919, p. 175
in part, pl. 53, figs. 5 copy Conrad, figs. 6-8; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 815

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Probable syntypes, (3) No. 20391 ANSP Moore, 1962 p.
89

Spisula cf. praetenuis (Conrad) Mactridae

Spisula praetenuis (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 176 Montgomery, La.

Mactra (Spisula) praetenuis (Conrad), Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
106 in part, pl. 23, fig. 1; Harris, 1951, p. 26 in part, pl. 13, figs.
10, 11 ?; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 523

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.;
Ocala gr.

300 BULLETIN 218

Localities —LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery Ldg., Red R. ARK.:
St. Francis Co., Crow Cr.; Jefferson Co., White Bluff, S. bank
Arkansas R. FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp., quarry
east side Highway 314, east of Kendrick. GA.: Houston Co., 4
mi. from Perry; Clay Co., Fort Gaines

Types.—Figured specimens, No. 4882 PRI, Montgomery, La.; Nos.
ert 24528 PRI [omitted in Brann and Kent, 1960], Harris,

9

Spisula praetenuis australina Harris Mactridae

Spisula praetenuis var. australina Harris, 1919, p. 175, pl. 53, figs.
9-12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 815

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg District (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1246-1250 PRI

Spondylus amussiopse de Gregorio
See Plicatula filamentosa Conrad

Spondylus dumosus (Morton) Spondylidae

Plagiostoma dumosum Morton, 1834, p. 59, pl. 16, fig. 8, text fig. p. 60;
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6; Morton, 1842, p. 216 not Morton,
1840, p. 14 as in De Gregorio

Lima dumosa (Morton), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 392

Spondylus dumosus (Morton), Conrad, 1865a, p. 14; Conrad, 1866a, p.
23; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 179 in subgenus Plagiostoma; Cossmann,
1893, p. 18; Dall, 1898b, p. 758; Hopkins, 1917, p. 299, pl. 27, fig. 5;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 25, pl. 6, figs. 2, 2a; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 816

Spondylus (Plagiostoma) dumosus Morton, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 179

Lima (Plagiostoma) dumosum Morton, Teppner, 1914, p. 31

Range—vUpper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Lower Oligocene, Red Bluff beds (type)

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., St. Stephens Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type); Choctaw Co., Melvin; Cocoa P.O. MISS.: Wayne Co.,
Red Bluff [Hiwanee], Chickasawhay R.; Clarke Co., Carsons
Cr. near Shubuta

Type.—Holotype, lost ANSP, 1962

Spondylus dumosus (Morton), Aldrich, 1885c; 1886 as var.
See Spondylus sp.

Spondylus hollisteri Harris Spondylidae
Spondylus hollisteri Harris, 1951, p. 8, pl. 2, figs. 10, 11; pl. 3, figs.
1-4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 817

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr. (type)

Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Ocala Lime Rock Corp. E. side of
Highway 314, E. of Kendrick (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 24445; paratypes, Nos. 24443, 24444, 24446
PRI

Spondylus lamellacea Kellum Spondylidae
Spondylus lamellacea Kellum, 1926, p. 21, pl. 2, figs. 7-9

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 301

Localities.—N.C.; Pender Co., Northeast Cape Fear River, 3% mi.
above Castle Hayne Bridge (type); old Rocky Point; New Han-
over Co., Wilmington

Tunes = Holotyee, No. 353282; paratypes, Nos. 353297, 353251

Spondylus sp. Spondylidae
Spondylus sp. Harris, 1919, p. 29

Range—Middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —LA.: Winn Par., Atlanta rd., 6 mi. W. of Winnfield
Type.—Specimen lost.

Spondylus sp. Spondylidae

Not Plagiostoma dumosum Morton, Conrad, 1835a, p. 34 as in Harris,
1897b, p. 42; cf. Conrad, 1835b, p. 336

Spondylus dumosus (Morton), Alaricee 1885c, p. 305. Not S. dumosus
Morton, 1834, p. 39

Spondylus dumosus (Morton) var., Aldrich, 1886, p. 50

Sponiaie sp. Harris, 1897b, p. 42, pl. 6, fig. 11; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.; Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombig-
bee R.; Dale Co., Ozark, R.R. cut just beneath the “Buhrstone’”’

Type.—Figured specimen, Harris, No. 221 PRI

Sportella alabamensis (Aldrich) Sportellidae
Lepton ? alabamensis Aldrich, 1897a, p. 16, pl. ts fig. 9
Sportella alabamensis (Aldrich), Dall, 1899, ’ “82. Dall, 1900, pp.
1126, 1140; Harris, 1919, p. 106, pl. 37, fig. yi copy Aldrich

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Washington Co., Bakers Bluff, % mi. above St.
Stephens, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639003 USNM

Sportella ? divaricata (Johnson) Sportellidae

Linearia ? divaricata Johnson, 1904, p. 143, text fig.

Because the hinge is not available, the range of the genus Linearia
Conrad, 1860 is Cretaceous, and the figure of this species does not appear
too close to Linearia, we are questionably inserting the species in Spor-
tella Deshayes, 1858, p. 593

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Cherokee Co., Berryman’s place, 2 mi. NE. of
Alto (type) [see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 147]

Type.—Holotype, Lea Coll. ANSP (Acc. No. 9706)

Sportella gregorioi Cossmann Sportellidae
Sportella Gregorior Cossmann, 1898, p. 11, pl. 1, figs. 11, 12; Aldrich,
1897a, p. 7, pl. 5, fig. 4; Dall, i899, p. 882; Dall, 1900, p. 1126;
Harris, 1919, p. 105, pl. 37, figs. 3, 3a copies Cossmann; fig. 3b copy
Aldrich

302 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Localities —ALA.; Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.,
(type); Clarke Co., “sand bed at W. Pughs” (Aldrich)

Type.—Holotype, No. 11641 Lab. Géol., Sorbonne, Paris

Sportella oblonga (Aldrich) Sportellidae

Fabella oblonga Aldrich, 1897a, p. 16, pl. 5, figs. 2a 2a
“Hobelle:: oblonga Aldrich, Harris, 1897b, p. 58, pl. 11, figs. 7, 8 copy
ric

Sportella oblonga (Aldrich), Dall, 1899, p. 882; Dall, 1900, p. 1126

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type) [not Woods
Bluff as in Dall]

Type.—Specimen labeled type is in USNM, but it is not the fig-
ured specimen fide D. Wilson, 1962

Stalagmium margaritaceum Conrad
See Crenella margaritacea (Conrad)

Cf. Striarea harrisi (Sheldon) Arcidae

Arca inornata Meyer, 1886b, p. 79, pl. 1, fig. 24; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
197, pl. 24, fig. 29 copy Meyer; Not Meek and Hayden, 1858, p. 51
(=? Silurian, Nebraska)

Arca (Fossularca ?) inornata Meyer, Cossmann, 1893, p. 17; Dall,
1898b, p. 658

Arca harrisi Sheldon, 1917, p. 21, pl. 4, fig. 15 copy Meyer, new name
OE A. inornata Meyer; Harris, 1919, p. 56, pl. 22, fig. 21 copy

eyer

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 6388849 USNM

Striarca stearnsii (Gardner) Arcidae
Breviarca stearnsti Gardner, 1935, p. 131, pl. 6, figs. 9, 10

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS; Travis Co., USGS Sta. 5282, clay from bluff
at Webberville (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 373167 USNM

Syndesmya [sic] tellinula (Conrad)
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

Syndosmya linosa (Conrad)
See Semele linosa (Conrad)

Taras hopkinsensis (Clark)
See Diplodonta hopkinsensis Clark

Tellina albaria Conrad, 1865b, not Conrad, 1849
See Tellina spillmani Dall

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 303

Tellina aldrichi Dall Tellinidae
Tellina (Moerella ?) aldrichi Dall, 1900, p. 1017 in part, pl. 46, fig. 9;
Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 642
Tellina aldrichi Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 160, pl. 49, fig. 12 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type);
[? Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Bells Ldg., Alabama R., Dall]

Type.—Holotype, No. 90948 USNM

Tellina alta Conrad Pl. 3, fig. 6 Tellinidae
Tellina alta Conrad, 1833c, p. 41 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 67);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; not T. alta Conrad, 1837,
p. 258; Conrad, 1846c, p. 399, pl. 4, fig. 10; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 106;
Harris, 1895b, p. 4; Harris, 1919, p. 167, pl. 50, fig. 22 copy Conrad
Arcopagia alta (Conrad), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 376; Cossmann, 1893, p. 9
Tellina (Arcopagia) alta Conrad, Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a,
p. ( - ge Gregorio, 1890, p. 225, pl. 35, fig. 30 copy Conrad; Dall, 1900,

Dp:

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes (3), No. 30527 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 36

Tellina bellsiana Aldrich Tellinidae
Tellina bellsiana Aldrich, 1921, p. 17, pl. 2, figs. 15, 16; Barry, 1942+,
p. 70,;.pl. 9, fig. 12

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bells Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm., middle
Wilcox [Sabine gr.]; Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Greggs
Ldg., Alabama R. (type), fide list types Ala. Mus. LA.: For
locations in Sabine Par. see Barry, 1942+, p. 71

Type.—Holotype, No. 57 GSATC

Tellina cherokeensis Harris Tellinidae
Tellina cherokeensis Harris, 1919, p. 165, pl. 50, figs. 19, 20; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 839

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.

Locality TEXAS: Cherokee Co., W. H. Berryman’s place, 11 mi.
from Rusk and 2.5 from Linwood (type) (Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 147)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1226, 1227 PRI

Tellina cossmanni Dall Tellinidae
Tellina nitens de Gregorio, 1890, p. 223, pl. 35, figs. 13-16; Cossmann,
1893, p. 8 under Tellina nitens Lea, 1833; Dall, 1900, p. 1015 not yg.
of Diplodonta ungulina as stated
Tellina cossmanni Dall, 1900, p. 997; Harris, 1919, p. 164, pl. 50, figs.
13-16 copies De Gregorio

304 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost.

Tellina cynoglossa Dall Tellinidae

Tellina cynoglossa Dall, 1900, p. 1017, pl. 46, fig. 27; Schuchert, et al.,
1905, p. 648; Aldrich, 1921, p. 17

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1545837 USNM

Tellina cynoglossula Harris Tellinidae
Tellina cynoglossula Harris, 1919, p. 161, pl. 49, figs. 15, 16

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.: Washington Co., Gopher Hill, Tombigbee R.

(type)
Types.—Syntypes, No. 559280 USNM

Tellina eburneopsis Conrad Pl. 2, fig. 2 Tellinidae

Tellina (Angulus) eburneopsis Conrad, 1865b, p. 138, pl. 10, fig. 17

Tellina eburneopsis ? Conrad, Meyer, 1887b, p. 54, pl. 3, figs. 15, 15a

Tellina (Arcopagia) eburneopsis Conrad, Dall, 1900, p. 1015

Tellina eburneopsis Conrad, Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; Harris, 1897a, p. 471,
pl. 18, fig. 6; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 100, pl. 21, figs. 19, 20;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 840

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Localities—MISS.: Clark Co., “Enterprise” [error] Garland Cr.
(type), see Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Hinds Co., Jackson. ARK.:
Cleveland Co. LA.: Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Ouachita R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 183218 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 57

Tellina (Angulus) entaenia Dall Tellinidae

Tellina (Angulus) entaenia Dall, 1900, p. 1016, p. 1216 Index eutaenia
[sic], pl. 46, fig. 2 eutaenia [sic]; Schuchert, et al, 1905, p. 644 as
eutaenia; Harris, 1919, p. 162, pl. 50, fig. 2 copy Dall

Although the spelling of the specific name was spelled eutaenia in

three instances we are retaining the spelling as in the text.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 137391 USNM

Tellina (Angulus) entaenia equator Harris Tellinidae

Tellina (Angulus) entaenia equator Harris, 1919, p. 162, pl. 50, fig. 1;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 840

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 1223 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN — 305

Tellina estellensis Aldrich Tellinidae
relena [sp-] Harris, 1896, p. 68, pl. 6, fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960,
Dp.

Tellina estellensis Aldrich, 1921, p. 17, pl. 2, figs. 13, 14
he pad estellensis Aldrich, Barry, 1942+, p. 70, pl. 9, fig. 3; pl. 10,
ig.

Range.—Paleocene. Sucarnoochee cl. (type) [Porters Creek fm.],
upper Midway gr.; “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied), mid-
dle Midway er. (Barry)

Localities —TENN.: Hardeman Co., Hannah’s, 134 mi. N. of
Crainesville. ALA.: Wilcox Co., near Estelle (type). LA.: For
toga lines in Sabine Par., Natchitoches Par. and De Soto Par. see

arry

Type.—Holotype, No. 64 GSATC

Tellina greggi Harris Tellinidae

Tellina lignitica Harris, 1897a, p. 477 name used in text «

Tellina greggi Harris, 1897a, pl. 22, figs. 3, 3a. Name used in expl. pl.
for same as in text. The question would be which name has pri-
ority, the one of the description or the one on the plate. In this case
Harris used greggi the second time as did Dall so that it is less con-
fusing to retain the name greggi for the species.

Tellina greggi Harris, Harris, 1897b, p. 72 in part not T. virginiana,
pl. 14, figs. 9a-d; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 840

Tellina (Moerella) Greggi Harris (not T. virginiana, Clark, 1895);
Dall, 1900, p. 1015

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma
fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.; Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R.; Monroe
Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Syntypes, ANSP

Tellina greggi Harris, Harris, 1897b, p. 72 in part
See Tellina (Angulus) virginiana Clark

Tellina leana Dall Tellinidae

Egeria ovalis Lea, 1833, p. 54, pl. 1, fig. 25 (not fig. 24 as in text and
on expl. pl.) ; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
99; Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad, 1866a, p. 7; Cossmann, 1893, p. 9
footnote; Harris, 1895b, p. 31. Not “Tellina ovalis Sowerby, 1825”
as in Dall, 1900. G. B. Sowerby I, 1825a, p. 3, App. = Tellinides
ovalis. Not Tellina ovalis S. Woodward, 1833, p. 43 preoccupies
Egeria ovalis Lea, 1833, Dec. = Tellina :

Tellina ovalis (Lea), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 377; Cossmann, 1898, p. 8

Tellina (Peronaeoderma) ovalis (Lea), Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad,
1866a, p. 8; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 224 in part, not pl. 35, fig. 34 copy
Tellina plana (Lea)

Donaz plana (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 221 in part, pl. 35, fig. 3 copy
Tellina ovalis (Lea); not figs. 1, 2—Tellina plana (Lea) :
Tellina (Moerella) Leana Dall, 1900, p. 1015 new name for Tellina

ovalis (Lea)

Tellina leana Dall, Harris, 1919, p. 168, pl. 50, figs. 4-6; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 840

506 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, base of bluff; Gos-
port sd. bed (type), Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 5135 Lea Coll. ANSP (Harris Cat. 1895c)

Tellina leana praegravis Harris Tellinidae
Tellina leana praegravis Harris, 1919, p. 164, pl. 50, figs. 10-12

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Keitts Ravine [Kitt’s], 4% mi. NW.
of Creston (type)

Types.—Missing, USNM prior to 1962

Tellina leana sabotica Harris Tellinidae
Tellina leana sabotica Harris, 1919, p. 164, pl. 50, figs. 8, 9

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., Keitts Ravine [Kitt’s], 44%4 mi. NW.
of Creston (type)

Types.—Missing, USNM prior to 1962

Tellina leana yeguana Harris Tellinidae
Tellina leana yeguana Harris, 1919, p. 164, pl. 50, fig. 7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Yegua fm. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr. fide Patterson, 1942

Locality —TEXAS: Lee Co., W. Yegua Cr. (type)

Type.—Lost, fide Rodda, 1963

Tellina lignitica Harris
See Tellina greggi Harris

Tellina linifera Conrad Tellinidae
Tellina (Tellinella) linifera Conrad, 1865b, p. 138, pl. 10, figs. 16, 18;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 99, pl. 21, figs. 15-18; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 841
Tellina linifera Conrad, Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; Harris, 1894b, p. 154;
Dall, 1900, p. 1015

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise” [error] Garland Cr.
(type); see Aldrich, 1885c, D. 307; 1% mi. above Shubuta on
Chickasawhay R.; Hinds Co. E Jackson, Town Cr. LA.: Grant
Par.; Montgomery Ldg., Red R. ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince
Ferry, Saline R. ALA.: Clarke Co., Little Stave Cr.

Types.—Syntypes (2), Nos. 18229 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 71

Tellina makelloides Gardner Tellinidae
Tellina makelloides Gardner, 1927, p. 374, figs. 41, 42
Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Anderson Co., 3 mi. S. of Elkhart (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369246 USNM

Tellina (Eurytellina) mooreana Gabb Tellinidae

Tellina Mooreana Gabb, 1860d, p. 387, pl. 67, fig. 56; Conrad, 1865a, p.

4; Heilprin, 189la, p. 401; Gardner in ? Trowbridge, 1923, p. 95;
Gardner, 1945, p. 106

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 307

Tellina (Peronidia ?) papyria Conrad, (T. mooreana Gabb) Dall, 1900,
p. 1015 in part

Tellina papyria Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 159 in part, pl. 49, fig. 10 var.
at ae og not figs. 7-9a, 11; Deussen, 1924, p. 67. Not Conrad, 1833c,
Dp.

As fapan prune Conrad var. mooreana Gabb, Renick and Stenzel, 1931,
p. 10

Tellina (Eurytellina) mooreana Gabb, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 121, pl. 15, figs. 5, 6, 9, 10

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem. (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.; Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS; “Caldwell Co.”, Gabb (type)=Burleson Co.,
Stone City Bluff, Brazos R. fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 11; Cedar Cr. (Harris); Brazos Co., Little Brazos R.;
Cherokee Co, (Harris); Gonzales Co., (Harris)

Type.—Holotype, No. 13260 ANSP (fide Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957)

Tellina nitens (Lea)
See Abra (Abra) nitens (Lea)

Tellina nitens de Gregorio not Lea
See Tellina cossmanni Dall

Tellina ovalis (Lea)
See Tellina leana Dall

Tellina (Eurytellina) papyria Conrad Tellinidae

Tellina papyria Conrad, 1833c, p. 41 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 67);
Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c, p. 399, pl. 4, fig.
7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 106; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377; Conrad, 1865a, p
4: Conrad, 1866a, p. 8; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 224, pl. 35, fig. 32;
Cossmann, 1893, p. 9; Harris, 1895b, p. 82; Harris, 1919, p. 159 in
part, pl. 49, figs. 7-9a, 11 not fig. 10; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 842

Tellina (Peronidia ?) papyria Conrad, Dall, 1900, p. 1015 in part, not
mooreana

Tellina (Eurytellina) papyria Conrad, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 122, pl. 15, figs. 7, 8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Tashon A (type)
upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborn

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type), Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; Hamilton Bluff, Alabama
R. MISS.: Clark Co., Wautubbee. S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 5 mi.
W. of Orangeburg

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30528 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 83

Tellina papyria of authors not Conrad, 1833c
See Tellina (Eurytellina) mooreana Gabb

Tellina papyria mooreana Gabb
See Tellina mooreana Gabb.

Tellina pearlensis Meyer Tellinidae
Tellina pearlensis Meyer, 1887a, [no page], pl. 2, fig. 3; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 104, pl. 22, fig. 18 copy Meyer
Although this species was figured by Meyer it was not described nor
the locality of occurrence indicated. The type is available and labeled
from Jackson, Miss.

308 BULLETIN 218

“Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (label with type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638894 USNM

Tellina perovata Conrad, 1865a, p. 4, Conrad, 1866a, p. 8—Oligocene,
not Claiborne Eocene as in 1865a or Alabama as 1866a

Tellina (Moerella) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause Tellinidae

Tellina (Moerella) petropolitana Stenzel and Krause in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 123, pl. 22, figs. 10, 11

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.

Rp een Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.
type

Type.—Holotype, No. 20592 BEG

Tellina (Angulus) plana (Lea) Tellinidae

Egeria plana Lea, 1833, p. 54, pl. 1, fig. 24 (not fig. 25 as in text and
expl. pl.) ; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99;
Harris, 1895b, p. 35

Tellina plana (Lea), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Conrad, 1846c,
p. 400, pl. 4, fig. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 106; Conrad, 1865a, p. 4;
Conrad, 1866a, p. 8

Tellina subplana d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377 new name

Donax plana (Lea), de Gregorio, 1890, p. 221, pl. 35, figs. 1, 2; fig. 11
copy Conrad; fig. 34 copy Lea not ovalis as in De Gregorio, not fig.
3 copy ovalis Lea

Tellina (Angulus) plana (Lea), Dall, 1900, p. 1016

Egerella plana (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 9 footnote

Tellina (Angulus) subplana d’Orbigny, Harris, 1919, p. 163, pl. 50,
fig. 3 copy Lea

This binomen Tellina plana Lea (as Egeria) is not preoccupied by
Trigonella plana da Costa, 1778, p. 200, changed to Tellina by Donovan,
1801, pl. 64. fig. 1. Therefore, the new name Tellina subplana d’Orbigny,
1850 was not necessary as stated by Dall, 1900, and used by Harris,
1919. Da Costa’s species is placed in Scrobicularia piperata Gmelin,
Forbes and Hanley, 1848, p. 326

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5189 ANSP (Harris Cat. 1895c)

Tellina (Angulus) prolenta Aldrich Tellinidae

Tellina (Angulus) prolenta Aldrich, 1911, p. 4, pl. 1, fig. 5 (as
Angelus); Harris, 1919, p. 162, pl. 49, fig. 17 copy Aldrich

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 689114 USNM

Tellina quihi Gardner Tellinidae
Tellina quihi Gardner, 1935, p. 187, pl. 16, fig. 12

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 309

ae saa a Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower

idway

Locality y PRXAS: Medina Co., 5.7 mi. NW. of Castroville on the
Quihi rd. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 370924 USNM

Tellina (Arcopagia) raveneli Conrad Tellinidae

Tellina Ravenelt Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 nomen nudum;
Conrad, 1846c, p. 400 (no pl. 5, fig. 1 as in text) ; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
106 as [Ravenelli] ; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 377; Harris, 1895b, p. 39:
Harris, 1919, p. 167, pl. 51, figs. 1-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 843

Tellina (Arcopagia) Raveneli Conrad, Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad,
1866a, p. 8; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 225: Dall, 1900, p. 1016"

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.; base
of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type). S. C.: Orangeburg Co.,
Orangeburg District

phat .—Probable syntypes (2), No. 30582 ANSP Moore, 1962, p.

Tellina (Arcopagia) raveneli weisbordi Harris Tellinidae

Tellina (Arcopagia) raveneli weisbordi Harris in Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 104, pl. 22, fig. 19; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 843

Range.——vUpper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality —LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 4378 PRI

Tellina santander Gardner Tellinidae

Tellina sp. A. Gardner, 1923, p. 113 in part, pl. 32, not fig. 9 as fide
Gardner, 1945, p. 105; fig. 8 fide D. Wilson, per com., 6/16/62

Tellina santander Gardner, 1945, p. 105, pl. 4, fig. 12 same description
(verbatim) as 1923, p. 113

Range.—Middle Eocene. Laredo fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Zapata Co., Rio Grande at Rancho La Perla,
4 mi. S. of Webb Co. line (type) USGS sta. 6436. For Mexican
localities see Gardner, 1945, p. 106

Type.—Holotype, No. 352271 USNM

Tellina scandula Conrad
See Macoma scandula (Conrad)

Tellina semipapyria Aldrich Tellinidae

Tellina semipapyria Aldrich, 1921, p. 18, pl. 2, fig. 18
Tellina sp. cf. Tellina semipapyra [sic] Barry, 1942+, p. 72

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sa-
bine] gr. (Barry)

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., “Jacksons Rock House Branch”
Me) Roe House Cr., SW. Wilcox Co. in secs. 11 and 15, T.
1 ING. RB. (La Moreaux and Toulmin, 1959); Clarke Co. 5
Woods piace: Tombigbee R. Cf. TEXAS; Sabine Co., Sabine-
town, Sabine R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 36 GSATC

310 BULLETIN 218

Tellina*semirotunda Aldrich Tellinidae
Tellina semirotunda Aldrich, 1921, p. 18, pl. 2, fig. 17

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.; Bells Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.; Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);
Bells Ldg., Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 58 GSATC

Tellina sillimani Conrad
See Macoma sillimani (Conrad)

Tellina spillmani Dall Pl. 2, fig. 1 Tellinidae

Tellina (Angulus) albaria Conrad, 1865b, p. 138, pl. 11, fig. 7; Conrad,
1866a, p. 24 (not p. 7—Oregon). Not 7. albaria Conrad, 1849, p. 725;
Dall reprint, 1909, p. 154

Tellina (Arcopagia?) Spillmani Dall, 1900, p. 1015. New name for T.
albaria Conrad, 1865b, p. 138

Tellina spillmani Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 104, pl. 22, fig. 20
copy Conrad

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)

Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr. (type) [“Enterprise”
error. See Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307]

Type.—Possible holotype Tellina albaria Conrad, No. 13219 ANSP
Moore, 1962, p. 35

Tellina (Arcopagia) spillmani corvia Harris Tellinidae

Tellina (Arcopagia) spillmani var. corvia Harris in Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 105, pl. 22, fig. 21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 844

Range.—Upper Eocene. Upper Jackson gr. (type)

Locality—ARK.: St. Francis Co., at Highway 70 bridge over
Crow Cr., 2 mi. E. of Forrest City (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 4879 PRI

Tellina subequalis Conrad Tellinidae
Tellina subequalis Conrad, 1848a, p. 298; Conrad, 1848b, p. 129, pl. 14,
fig. 8; Harris, 1919, pp. 71, 161 suggests internal mold of T. papyria;
Dall, 1900, p. 1016 :
Tellina (Arcopagia) subequalis Conrad, Conrad, 1865a, p. 5; Conrad,
1866a, p. 8

Range.—Middle Eocene. Age undetermined

Locality —S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 98

Tellina subfilosa d’Orbigny
See Garum filosa (Conrad)

Tellina subplana d’Orbigny
See Tellina plana (Lea)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 311

Tellina subtriangularis Aldrich Tellinidae

Tellina subtriangularis Aldrich, 1895b, p. 18, pl. 5, figs. 8, 8a; Harris,

1897b, p. 73 in part, pl. 14, figs. lla-c; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 844

Tellina (Angulus) subtriangularis Aldrich, Dall, 1900, p. 1016 [not
T. williamsi Clark, 1895 fide Dall]

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.; Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee
R., (type) ; Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Monroe Co.,
4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Dale Co., Ozark

Type.—Holotype, No. 688967 USNM

Tellina subtriangularis Aldrich, Harris, 1897b
See also T. williamsoni Clark

Tellina tallicheti Harris Tellinidae

©

Tellina tallicheti Harris, 1895a, p. 51, pl. 3, fig. 1; Harris, 1919, p. 158,
pl. 49, figs. 3-5; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 844, 845
Tellina (Acropagia) tallicheti Harris, Dall, 1900, p. 1016

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm. upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne
er.

Localities —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type).
ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. S.C.: Orangeburg
Co., 6 mi. NW. of Orangeburg

Type.—Holotype, No. 1215 PRI

Tellina temperata Aldrich Tellinidae
Tellina temperata Aldrich, 1911, p. 4, pl. 1, fig. 6
Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype missing USNM 1962; not in GSATC, 1962

Tellina (Arcopagia) trumani Harris Tellinidae
Tellina (Arcopagia) trumani Harris, 1897b, p. 73, pl. 12, fig. 15; pl.
14, figs. 10, 10a; Dall, 1900, p. 1016; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 845
Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 170, 230, 231 PRI

Tellina trumani australina Harris Tellinidae

Tellina trumani var. australina Harris, 1919, p. 159, pl. 49, figs. 6, 6a;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 845

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—S.C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg district (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 1217 PRI

312 BULLETIN 2 18

Tellina-trumani garlandica Harris Tellinidae

Tellina trumani var. garlandica Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
100, pl. 22, figs. 1-3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 845

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr. (type)
Locality.—MISS.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr., near Shubuta (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 4363 PRI

Tellina vaughani Cooke Tellinidae

Tellina vaughani Cooke, 1926b, p. 138, figs. 16a-b; Harris and Palmer,

1946, p. 102 description corrected, pl. 22, figs. 13-16; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 845

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.
Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.
Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jackson (type);
Clarke Co., Garland Cr. ALA.: Washington Co., Gopher Hill

(Baker’s Bluff), Tombigbee R.
Type.—Holotype, No. 353952 USNM

Tellina vaughani Cooke variation Tellinidae
Tellina vaughani Cooke “var.” Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 103, pl. 22,
fig. 17; Brann and Kent, 1960,, p. 846

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jackson
Type—Figured specimen, No. 4377 PRI

Tellina Vicksburgensis Conrad, Meyer, 1885b in part
See Tellina vicksburgensis moodiana Cooke

Tellina vicksburgensis moodiana Cooke Tellinidae
Tellina vicksburgensis var. robusta Meyer, 1885a, p. 461. Not T. ro-
busta Hanley, 1844, p. 63
Tellina Vicksburgensis Conrad, Meyer, 1885b, p. 72 in part
Tellina vicksburgensis var. moodiana Cooke, 1926b, p. 187, figs. 15a, b;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 101, pl. 22, figs. 4-8; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 846

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 3538951 USNM

Tellina (Angulus) virginiana Clark Tellinidae
Tellina virginiana Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 76, pl. 15, fig. 4
Tellina greggi Harris, 1897b, p. 72 in part
Tellina (Angulus) virginiana Clark, Dall, 1900, pp. 1015, 1016; Clark

and Martin, 1901, p. 166, pl. 33, fig. 3 [misspelled Angelus]

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type probably). Lower Eocene.
Nanjemoy fm. (larger casts)

Localities—MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; E. and W. of Port
Tobacco; 214-8 mi. above Popes Cr.; Clifton Beach; 1 mi. SE. of
Mason Springs; Prince Georges Co., Charles Branch between
Rosaryville and Upper Marlboro; Fort Washington. VA.: King
George Co., Woodstock; 2 mi. below Potomac Cr.; Stafford Co.,
Aqui Cr.; [Hanover ?] Co., Hanoverville

Type.—Holotype, USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 313

Tellina williamsi Clark Tellinidae
rte st williamsi Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 76, pl. 15, figs. 3a,

Tellina subtriangularis Aldrich, Harris, 1897b, p. 73 in synonymy
Tellina (Peronidia 2?) Williamsi Clark, Dall, 1900, p. 1016; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 167, pl. 33, figs. 2, 2a

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type). Lower Eocene, Nanjemoy

im.

Localities——-MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.; 21% mi. above Popes Cr.
Nace Stafford Co., Potomac Cr. (type); King George Co., Wood-
stoc

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Tellina sp.
See Tellina estellensis Aldrich

Tellina sp. Tellinidae

Tellina sp. Harris, 1919, pp. 161, 162, pl. 49, figs. 18, 14; pl. 50, fig.
21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 844

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—GA.: Clay Co., Fort Gaines
Types. —Figured specimens, Nos. 1221, 1222, 1228 PRI

Tellina sp. A. Tellinidae

Tellina sp. A. Gardner, 1923, p. 113 in part, pl. 32, fig. 9 only; fig. 8=
T. santander Gardner, 1945, p. 105. See T.. santander.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS; Webb Co., 4 mi. SE. of Laredo; 1 mi. W. of
Canada Verde ranch; Zapata Co., 34% mi. above San Ygnacio;
Lopeno post office

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 352270 USNM

Tellina sp. Tellinidae
Tellina sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 187

Range.—Paleocene. Midway

Locality —TEXAS: Media Coe 5.7 mi. NW. of Castroville (USGS
Sta. 11769)

Type.——Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Teilina sp. Tellinidae
Tellina sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 188

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway er.

Locality —TEXAS: Guadalupe Co., 2%. mi. above power house S.
of Sequin

Type—Unfigured specimen not found USNM, 1962

Tellina sp. Tellinidae
Tellina sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 71, pl. 11, fig. 2

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Locality.—LA.: For localities in Sabine Par, see Barry, p. 71

Type. —Figured specimen, LSU Pal. Mus.

Tellina sp. Barry, 1942+, p. 71, pl. 9, figs. 8, 9
See ? Crassatella sp. Harris, 1899b

314 BULLETIN" 218

Tellirta, n. sp. ‘Tellinidae
Tellina n. sp., Harris, 1899b, no page, pl. 58, fig. 8 never described

Range.—Probably Eocene
Localityx—Unknown
Type.—Unknown

Tellina sp. Tellinidae

ye sp. Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 18, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Plant 2,
Clinchfield quarry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24518 PRI

Tellina sp. Tellinidae

Tellina sp. Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 18, fig. 2 (“Macoma-like’’); Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 844

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock Quarry, 3.9 mi.
from Perry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24519 PRI

Tellina sp. Tellinidae
Tellina sp. Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 13, fig. 3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
844

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Pennsylvania Cement Corp., Plant
2, Clinchfield quarry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24520 PRI

Tellina sp. Tellinidae

Tellina sp. Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 18, fig. 4 “Metis-like”; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 844

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”’, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock quarry about 4
mi. from Perry

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24521 PRI

Tellina sp. Tellinidae
Tellina sp. Harris, 1951, p. 24, pl. 18, fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
844

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality—FLA.: Marion Co., Florida Lime Products Co., old
Camp Quarry, about 2.2 mi. from main office 12th and Limekiln
sts., Ocala

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 24526 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN - 315

Teredo emacerata Whitfield Teredinidae

Teredo emacerata Whitfield, 1885, p. 242, pl. 30, fig. 25; Dall, 1898b,
p. 812; Whitfield, 1899, p. 165

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7854, State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Teredo maverickensis Gardner Teredinidae

Teredo maverickensis Gardner, 1923, p. 114, pl. 32, fig. 11; (not given
in text); Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 31, fig. 4 type; Gardner, 1935, p. 196

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Maverick Co., Rio Grande, lower end of Mav-
erick Co., about 40 ft. below Midway, Wilcox contact (type)
(USGS Sta 10277)

Type.—Holotype, No. 352272 USNM .

Teredo mississippiensis Conrad Teredinidae

Teredo mississippiensis Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 289, pl. 16, fig. 8

(reprint 1939, p. 19, pl. 3, fig. 8); Conrad, 1866a, p. 24; Dall, 1898b,

p. 812; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 120, pl. 25, fig. 12; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 854

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Town Cr., Jackson (type). LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.; Caldwell and Catahoula Pars.,
Ouachita R.

Types.—Holotype +4 remaining specimens, No. 13192 ANSP
Moore, 1962, p. 77

Teredo ringens Aldrich Teredinidae
Teredo ringens Aldrich, 1921, p. 17, pl. 2, fig. 12
Teredo ? ringens Aldrich, Gardner, 1935, p. 195; Gardner, 1945, p. 140
in part

Range.—Paleocene. Sucarnoochee cl., Porters Creek fm. (type),
upper Midway gr.; Wills Point fm., upper Midway er.
Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., 3 mi. S. of Estelle (type). TEXAS:
Guadalupe Co., 1% mi. W. of Fentress; Maverick Co., 27 mi. SE.
of Eagle Pass on the Windmill (Jacal) ranch rd.
Type.—Holotype, No. 5, GSATC

Teredo simplex Lea Teredinidae

Teredo simplex Lea, 18338, p. 38, pl. 1, fig. 6; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 106;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 2; Conrad, 1866a, p. 9; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 237
believed a Serpula; Harris, 1895b, p. 42; Dall, 1898b, p. 812; Harris,
1919, p. 199, pl. 59, fig. 16 copy Lea

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5019 ANSP

316 BULLETIN 218

Teredo simplexopsis de Gregorio Teredinidae

Teredo simplexopsis de Gregorio, 1890, p. 236, pl. 38, figs. 26, 26a,
26b; Cossmann, 1893, p. 5; Dall, 1898b, Dp. 813; Harris, 1919, p. 199,
pl. 59, fig. 17 copy DeGregorio

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type —Holotype, No. 26449 De Gregorio Coll. PRI

Teredo tibialis Morton
See Polorthus tibialis (Morton)

Teredo virginiana Clark Teredinidae

Teredo virginiana Clark, 1895, 5; Clark, 1896, p. 72, pl. 15, figs.
of eapios BR 813; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 160, pl. 30, figs.
a, as

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (Clark and Martin). Lower Eocene.
Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —MD.: Charles Co., % mi. below Chapel Point; W. of
Port Tobacco; 1 mi. SE. of Mason Springs; Clifton Beach;
Prince Georges Co., Hills Bridge; Upper Marlboro (deep cut
near Chesapeake Beach, R.R. station); Upper Marlboro; 1 mi.
NE. of Piscataway. VA.: King George Co., Woodstock (type);
et mi. below Potomac Cr.; Prince George Co., Evergreen, James

Types.—Syntypes, USNM

Textivenus retisculpta (Meyer) Veneridae

Venus retisculpta Meyer, 1886b, p. 84, pl. 1, figs. 27, 27a; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 220, pl. 34, figs. 25-27 copies Meyer; Cossmann, 1893, p. 9

Marcia retisculpta (Meyer), Harris, 1919, p. 153, p40, figs. 16-19

Marcia (Katelysia) retisculpta (Meyer), Palmer, 1927/ 1929, p. 186, pl.
26, figs. 1-4 section Textivenus; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 526

Range.—Midde Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 6388854 USNM

Thracia estiva de Gregorio, 1890, p. 230, pl. 36, figs. 21, 25; Cossmann,
1893, p. 7; Dall, 1903a, p. 1527; Harris, 1919, p. 200
Age and locality doubtful. De Gregorio did not know its origin. Type
is lost. Included for completeness.

Timothynus anteproductus (Harris) Ungulinidae

Sphaerella (?) anteproducta Harris, 1895a, p. 50, pl. 2, fig. 4

Diplodonta turgida (Conrad), Dall, 1900, p. 1181, in part

Sphaerella anteproducta Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 124, pl. 40, fig. 6 copy
holotype, figs. 7, 8, 8a, 8b; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 806

Diplodonta (Sphaerella) anteproducta Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 98
in part, ? pl. 7, figs. 2, 5

Diplodonta ( Timothynus ) anteproducta (Harris), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 87

Timothynus anteproducta (Harris), Chavan, 1962, p. 16

The type locality of Timothynus anteproductus (Harris) is not given

in Harris’ (1895a) original description. It is grouped among several

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 317

Texas localities. G. D. Harris’ original Texas manuscript (never pub-
lished except in parts) is in the library of the Paleontological Research
Institution. The manuscript description of T. anteproductus is the same
as published except under “Type specimen.—” reads ... “Singley’s Col-
lection Mus. No. 364, Sta. 86.” Sta. 86 in the ms. is “Dr. Collard’s farm,
Town Branch, two hundred and fifty yards east of west boundary line
of W. C. Sparks headright, Brazos County, M. Nagle.”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm, (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Brazos Co., Dr. Collard’s farm, Sparks
Headright (type); Smithville, Colorado R.; Robertson Co.,
Cedar Cr., Wheelock League; Cherokee Co., cutting on Tyler
and Southeastern R.R., 400 yds. S. of mile post No. 23; Lee Co.,
Elm Cr. LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice; Cedar Bluff, Saline
Bayou (not Sabine R. as in Harris, 1919), Red R.; Marble
Quarry; Natchitoches Par., Natchitoches; Caddo Par., Vivian.
Miss.: Clarke Co., McLeods Mill, Suwanlovey Cr.

Type.—Lost, Bur. Ec. Geol., Univ. Texas, fide Rodda, 1962

Timothynus bulla (Conrad) Ungulinidae

Sphaerella bulla Conrad, 1865b, p. 138, pl. 10, fig. 9; Conrad, 1866a,
P: 24; Harris, 1919, p. 125, pl. 40, fig. 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
06

Diplodonta turgida (Conrad), Dall, 1900, p. 1181 in part

Diplodonta (Timothynus) bulla (Conrad), Harris in Harris and Pal-
mer, 1946, p. 86, pl. 19, figs. 12-16 as Sphaerella (Timothynus) ;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 329

hes Ba bulla (Conrad), Chavan, 1962, pp. 15 [Timothymus sic],
16, fig, 12

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.,
(type)

Localities.—MISS.: Clarke Co., “Enterprise”—Garland Cr. (type),
fide Aldrich, 1885c, p. 307; Hinds Co., Moodys Branch and Town
Cr., Jackson. LA.: Winn Par., Tullos.; Catahoula Par., Danville
Ldg., Ouachita R. ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Bluff to Kings-
land, Saline R.

Types.—Probable syntypes (2), No. 18222 ANSP, Moore, 1962, p.
43; “badly broken” [fide Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 88]

Timothynus deflatus Harris Ungulinidae

Diplodonta (Timothynus) deflata Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 88, pl. 19, figs. 17, 18; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 330
Timothynus deflatus Harris, Chavan, 1962, p. 16

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr

Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 4824 PRI

Trachycardium (Agnocardia) claibornense (Aldrich)
See Agnocardia claibornensis (Aldrich)

Trachycardium ouachitense (Harris) Cardiidae

Cardium ouachitense Harris, 1919, p. 132, pl. 42, fig. 1; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 177

318 BULLETIN 218

~Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr. (type)

Locality.—LA.: Union Par., Long Point, 1% mi. below Alabama
Ldg., Ouachita R. (type)

Type — Holotype, No. 1143 PRI

Trapezium claibornense Dall Arcticidae

Trapezium claibornense Dall, 1900, p. 1199 (figured only), pl. 43, figs.

9, 10; Dall, 1903a, p. 1498; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 660; Harris,
1919, p. 154, pl. 48, figs. 3, ‘4; Brann and Kent, 1960, Dp. 871

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type. —Holotype, No. 107794 USNM

Trigonarca (Latiarca) gigantea (Conrad)
See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad

Trigonarca (Latiarca) idonea (Conrad)
See Glycymeris idonea (Conrad)

Trigonarca (Latiarca) ononchela [sic] (Rogers and Rogers)
See Cucullaea (Latiarca) gigantea Conrad

Trigonarca pulchra (Gabb) var. Harris
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) microcancellata (Barry)

Trigonarca (Latiarca) transversa (Rogers and Rogers)
See Cucullaea transversa Rogers and Rogers

Trigonia divaricata Tuomey Trigoniidae

Trigonia divaricata Tuomey, 1853, p. 193; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192
“divericata” [sic]

Range.—Cretaceous mixed with Eocene. Near Wilmington, N.C.
Cretaceous is in contact with Tertiary (Stanton, 1891, pp. 333-
334; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192; Kellum, 1926, p. 3)

Locality.—N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington (type)

Type.—Unknown

Trigonia lunata Tuomey Trigoniidae
Trigona lunata Tuomey, 18538, p. 193

Range.—Cretaceous mixed with Eocene. Near Wilmington, N.C.
Cretaceous is in contact with Tertiary (Stanton, 1891, pp. 333-
334; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192; Kellum, 1926, p. 3)

Locality. —N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington (type)

Type. —Unknown

Trigoniocardia (Americardia) avona (Richards) Cardiidae

Cardium (Anthocardia) [sic] avonum Richards in Richards and Pal-
mer, 19538, p. 53, pl. 11, fig. 9 Acanthocardia

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park Is. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., ledges in timber road NW. corner,
SW. 4, sec. 14, T. 14 S., R. 15 E. (t¢ ype)

Type.—Holotype (plastocast), No. I-7575 ate Geol. Surv.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 319

Trigoniocardia (Americardia) protoalicula (Richards) Cardiidae

Cardium (Trigoniocardium) protoaliculum Richards in Richards and
Palmer, 1953, p. 52, pl. 12, figs. 1-3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.: Levy Co., rd. metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of town of Gulf Hammock, just SW. of State Road 55 in SW.
¥% sec. 84, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. (type); Sulphur Springs Landing,
Ls Wekiva R., SW. 4% NW. % sec. 32, T. 14 8., R

6 E.

Types.—Holotype, No. I-7572; paratypes, Nos. I-7571, ~573, Fla.

Geol. Sur.

Trigonoarca [sic] decisa (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)

Trigonoarca [sic] decisa Conrad var.
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa Conrad var.

Trigonoarca [sic] declivis (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad)

Trigonoarca [sic] ellipsis (Lea)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) ellipsis (Lea)

Trigonoarca [sic] perplana (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

Trigonocoelia cuneus (Conrad)
See Trinacria cuneus (Conrad)

Trigonocoelia ledoides Meyer
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) ledoides (Meyer)

Trigonodesma decisa (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)

Trigonodesma pulchra (Gabb)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)

Trinacria adamsi Palmer
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) adamsi (Palmer)

Trinacria (Pachecoa) cainei Harris
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) cainei Harris

Trinacria corvamnis Harris
See Pachecoa corvamnis (Harris)

Trinacria cossmanni (Dall)
See Nanohalus cossmanni (Dall)

Trinacria cuneus (Conrad) Noetiidae

Pectunculus cuneus Conrad, 1833a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 6; Harris, 1895b, p. 14

Nucula carinifera Lea, 1833, p. 198, pl. 6, fig. 212; H. C. Lea, 1849, p.
102; Conrad, 1865a, p. 12; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; de Gregorio, 1890, p.
186; Harris, 1895b, p. 10; Schenck, 1934, p. 49

pee cuneus (Conrad), Conrad, 1860, p. 297, pl. 47 (not pl. 46),
ig.

320 BULLETIN 218

Trigonocoelia cuneus (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 12 (misspelled Tri-
gonocoelix) ; Conrad, 1866a, p. 4; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 89

Limopsis (Trigonocoalia [sic]) cuneus (Conrad), de Gregorio, 1890, p.
191, pl. 23, fig. 28b copy Conrad

Trinacria cuneus (Conrad), Cossmann, 1893, p. 15; Dall, 1998b, pp.
577, 604; Harris, 1919, p. 37, pl. 18, figs. 8, 9; Stewart, 1930, p. 82;
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 70; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
875

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr. (Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 70); Gosport sd. (type), upper-
most Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Orangeburg (Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 70)

Tupeas Erobenly syntypes (2), No. 30567 ANSP, Moore, 1962,
p. 51

Trinacria decisa (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad)

Trinacria decisa (Conrad) “var.”
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa (Conrad) “var.”

Triacria decisa abbreviata Harris
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) decisa abbreviata (Harris)

“Trinacria decisa carolina” Harris Noetiidae
Trinacria decisa var. carolina Harris, 1919, p. 41, pl. 18, figs. 18, 18a;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 876
ecole aan var. carolina Harris”, Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
»p. 70

For “T.” decisa see Pachecoa decisa (Conrad)

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 and 6 mi. WNW. of Orange-
burg (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 505 PRI

Trinacria declivis (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) declivis (Conrad)

Trinacria declivis (Conrad), Renick and Stenzel
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) sabinica (Harris)

Trinacria ellipsis lisbonensis Harris
See Pachecoa lisbonensis (Harris)

Trinacria ledoides (Meyer)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa ?) ledoides (Meyer)

Trinacria microcancellata Barry
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) microcancellata (Barry)

Trinacria ovalis Harris
See Pachecoa ovalis (Harris)

Trinacria pectuncularis (Lea)
See Pachecoa ? (Pachecoa ?) pectuncularis (Lea)

Trinacria perplana (Conrad)
See Pachecoa (Stenzelia) perplana (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 321

Trinacria pulchra (Gabb)
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) smithvillensis Stenzel and Twining
See also Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb)
See also Pachecoa (Pachecoa) pulchra (Gabb) variations

Trinacria pulchra sabinica Harris
See Pachecoa (Pachecoa) sabinica (Harris)

Triquetra aequorea (Conrad)
See Mactropsis aequorea (Conrad)

Triquetra rectilinearis (Conrad)
See Mactropsis rectilinearis (Conrad)

Variamussium alabamensis (Aldrich), Sacco, 1897c, p. 50
See Amusium (Propeamussium) alabamense (Aldrich)

Variamussium calvatum (Morton), Sacco, 1897c, p. 50
See Eburneopecten calvatus (Morton)

Veleda equilatera Whitfield * Mactridae
Veleda equilatera Whitfield, 1885, p. 238, pl. 30, fig. 17; Whitfield,
1899, p. 166

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 7857 State Mus., Trenton, N.J.

Veleda nasuta Whitfield
See Periplomya truncata Whitfield

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) aldrichi Harris Carditidae

Pleuromeris aldrichi Harris, 1919, p. 95, pl. 32, figs. 26-29; Harris
and Palmer, 1946, p. 75; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 714

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 700 PRI

Venericardia alticosta of authors
See V. alticostata Conrad

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad) Pl. 2, figs 10, 11
Carditidae

Cardita alticostata Conrad, 1833a, p. 342; Conrad, App. in Morton,
1834, p. 7 in part; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 97; Bronn, 1848a, p. 224 in
part; not Tuomey, 1848, p. 153; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 384 in part;
Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 273 alti-costa; not Heilprin 189la, p. 402
(as alticosta) ; Harris, 1895b, p. 4

Venericardia transversa Lea, 1833, p. 68, pl. 2, fig. 46; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7 = C. alticostata; Bronn, 1848b, p. 1352; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 107; Tuomey, 1858, p. 268; Harris, 1895b, p. 46 = C.
alticostata Conrad

Venericardia alticostata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 5 [as alticosta]; Aldrich, 1886, p. 44 [as alticosta]; Dall, 1903a,
p. 1428; Harris, 1896, p. 57 in part; not Harris, 1897b, p. 55, pl.
11, fig. 1; Tarr, 1906, p. 487, fig. 6; Harris, 1919, p. 82 in part, pl.
30, figs. 3-5, 12 not figs. 1, 2 = V. sillimani Lea; Rutsch, 1943, p.

322 BULLETIN 218

156; Verastegui, 1953, pp. 40, 42; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 952 in

part.

Not “? Cardita alticosta” Gabb, 1869, p. 268 = Cardita arivechensis,
n.n. Heilprin, 1891b, Mexican species, p. 452

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Lea Mut. transversa Lea, de
Gregorio, 1890, pp. 211, 212, pl. 30 (not 31 as in text), fig. 17 copy
Lea, figs. 18-22

Cardita transversa (Lea), Cossmann, 18938, p. 14 in part

Venericardia (Glyptoactis) alticostata (Conrad), Stewart, 1930, p.
151; Gardner, 1935, pp. 157, 162 in part

Venericardia alticosta [sic] (Conrad), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p.
419 in part

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad), Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, pp. 104-109, pl. 18, figs. 1-9; pl. 14, fig. 5; text
fig. 17. See for synonymy.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Possible syntypes, No. 30562 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 36

Venericardia alticostata (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, in part; Harris, 1919,
p. 82, pl. 30, figs. 1, 2
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillmani Lea

Venericardia alticostata (Conrad) var. Harris, 1896
See Venericardia (?) wilcoxensis Dall
See also Venericardia (?) whitet Gardner
See also Venericardia (?) hesperia Gardner

Venericardia alticostata (Conrad) var. Harris, 1897b
See Venericardia (Venericor) greggiana Dall

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad) ‘‘var.” Carditidae

Venericardia alticostata Conrad “var.” Harris, 1919, p. 84, pl. 31, figs.
1-4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 952

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem., Hatchetigbee fm., upper
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 668-671 PRI

Venericardia alticostata hesperia Gardner
See Venericardia (?) hesperia Gardner

Venericardia alticostata whitei Gardner
See Venericardia (?) whitei Gardner

Venericardia (Venericor) angustoscrobis Gardner and Bowles Carditidae
Venericardia (Venericor) angustoscrobis Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
175, pl. 38, figs. 4, 7, cf. 3, 8
Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. USGS
sta. 18060 (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 372691 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 323

“Venericardia antiquata Whitfield”, Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
145 is a nomen nudum. Not Cardita antiquata (Linné), 1767, p. 1138
[“Venericardia antiquata” (Linné), Dall, 1903a, p. 1409.]

This name is certainly an error for V. perantiqua Conrad, 1865a
which was included by Whitfield, 1885, p. 232 in the Shark River marl.
No venericardid species of this name was described by Whitfield. Whit-
field compared V. perantiqua with V. rotunda Lee as did Gardner and
Bowles which suggests that Gardner and Bowles were referring to the
same species.

Venericardia (Venericor) apodensata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) apodensata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
192, pl. 37, fig. 13; pl. 438, fig. 8; pl. 45, figs. 15, 16; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 66, pl. 15, figs. 3, 4

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck “var.’’ Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 961

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-
son gr.

Localities.—MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jacksén USGS sta.
6462 (type); S. of pump house, Jackson; gully S. of the rd. E. of
flag station on Yazoo and Miss. Valley R.R.; Clarke Co., 4%
mi. NE. of Shubuta. For localities in ALA., ARK., LA., and
TEXAS see Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 193.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 369599, 136644 USNM

Venericardia aposmithii Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form 8 Harris, 1897b, p. 55, pl. 9,
figs. 1,2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 960 No. 156 only

Venericardia regia Conrad, Dall, 1903a, p. 1422 in part; Stewart, 1930,
pp. 154-156

Cf. Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Scott, 1932, p. 328, pl. 23, fig.
1; Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia (Venericor) aposmithii Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
186, pl. 48, figs. 1, 6 copy Harris, 7; pl. 44, figs. 1, 2

Range.——Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R., sec. 36,
T.10N., R. 6 E., (type), Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.; Wilcox Co.,
Yellow Bluff, Alabama R.; Marengo Co., Nanafalia Bluff, Tom-
bigbee R.; Choctaw Co., Tuscahoma Ldg., Tombigbee R.

Types.—Holotype, No. 1434 USNM; paratypes, No. 137224
USNM, No. 156 PRI

Venericarida aragonia Arnold and Hannibal, Rutsch, 1936a in part
See Venericardia (Leuroactis) horatiana Gardner

Venericardia (Venericor) ascia Rogers and Rogers Carditidae

Venericardia ascia Rogers and Rogers, 1839b, p. 374, pl. 29, fig. 2
(3 figs.) (reprint, 1884, p. 671, pl. 4, fig. 2 [3 figs.]); H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 107; Conrad, 1865a, p..7; not Heilprin, 1891la, p. 402; not
Harris, 1896, p. 58; Clark, 1896, p. 80; Clark and Martin, 1901,
p. 177; Dall, 1903a, pp. 1419, 1422 in part; Woods, 1922, p. 69;
Stewart, 1930, p. 163; Rutsch, 1936a, p. 164

Venericardia marylandica Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 179, pl. 40, figs.
7, Ta; Dall, 1903a, pp. 1419, 1423; Waring, 1917, p, 54; Woods, 1922,
p. 69; Stewart, 1930, p. 151. Fide Gardner and Bowles, 1939

324 BULLETIN 218

Verericardia (Venericor) ascia Rogers and Rogers, Gardner and
Bowles, 1989, p. 171, pl. 35, figs. 3, 5 type V. marylandica Clark
and Martin, figs. 4, 6, 7 type V. ascia

Not Venericardia planicosta form « Harris, 1897b, p. 54 as in Dall,
19038a, p. 14238 = Ala.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities —VA.: King George Co., “near the Potomac”, (type) ;
Woodstock ; (Co. unknown), Pamunkey R. MD.: Charles Co.,
mi. below Popes Cr.; 2 and 2%4 mi. above Popes Cr.

Types. —V. ascia, holotype, No. 12986 BSNH fide Cushman, 1907
possibly now MCZ; No. 12507 ANSP fide Stewart 1930. V.
marylandica Clark and Martin, holotype USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta (of authors), Harris, 1897b, p. 55 in part, pl.
9, fig. 3; pl. 10, fig. 5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 960, Nos. 133, 157
only [“var. Ol

Venericardia planicosta var. 5 [error for 5] Harris, Waring, 1917, p. 54

Venericardia planicosta (of authors), Stewart, 1930, pp. 156, 161

Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, Dail,
pl. 33, fig. 9; pl. 34, figs. 3-6; Barry, 1942+, p. 62, pl. 8, fig. 1;
Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, p. 188, pl. 31, fig. 9

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Localities —ALA.; Clarke Co., Beaver Cr., 4% mi. E. of Choctaw
Corners (type) ; Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
For additional localities in ALA., MISS., and TEXAS see Gardner and
Bowles, 1939, p. 171, and Barry, 1942+, p. 63
Types.—Syntypes, No. 371914 USNM

Venericardia (?) bilineata (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita bilineata Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl. 14,
fig. 9; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 97; Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (re-
print 1939, p. 10); Harris, 1919, p. 86

Venericardia bilineata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; “?” Conrad,
1866a, p. 5; Dall, 1903a, p. 1424; Harris, 1919, p. 86, pl. 31, fig. 8
copy Conrad

Cardita bilineata Conrad (not Tuomey), Tuomey, 1848, p. 153

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S. C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orange-
burg District” (type)

Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 42

Venericardia (cf. Claibornicardia) blandingi Conrad Carditidae

Venericardia blandingi Conrad, 1830, p. 229, pl. 9, fig. 20; Tuomey,
1848, p. 153; Bronn, 1848b, p. 1850; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 107; Bronn,
1849, p. 298; Conrad, 1865a, p. 7; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Dall, 1903a,
p. 1424; Harris, 1919, p. 86, pl. 31, figs. 11, lla copies Conrad,
1830; Stenzel, Krause and Twining, 1957, p. 129

Not Cardita Blandingi (Conrad) Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S. C.: Orangeburg Co., Vance’s Ferry, Santee R. (type)
(see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 129)

Types.—? Syntypes, No. 30500 ANSP Moores 1962, p. 43 “Conrad,
may have had one specimen”

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 325

Venericardia (?) brittoni (Whitfield) Carditidae
Cardita brittoni Whitfield, 1885, p. 233, pl. 30, figs. 11, 12; Whitfield,
1899, p. 155 type locality designated
Venericardia Brittoni (Whitfield), Dall, 1908a, p. 1424

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities.—N. J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R.; Squankum (type)
Type.—Holotype, AMNH

Venericardia (Baluchicardia) bulla Dall Carditidae

Venericardia bulla Dall, 1903a, p. 1424, pl. 56, figs. 13, 14; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 689; F. B. Plummer, 1933, pp. 811, 812, pl. 8, figs. 2a,
2b; Rutsch, 1936b, pp. 197, 198; Rutsch, 1943, p. 156

Venericardia (Glypoactis ?) bulla Dall, Gardner, 1935, pp. 157, 163, pl.
13, figs. 1-4; pl. 14, figs. 4, 5 copy Dall, syntypes, fig. 6

Venericardia (Baluchicardia) bulla Dall, Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 107

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr. (type);
Naheola fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities TEXAS: “Brown sandstone of the Midway horizon,
east of the first small creek on the road to Bastrop, Texas, from
Old Garfield in the Austin quadrangle” Dall, 1903a, (type);
Bastrop Co., N. branch Wilbarger Cr., % mi. below Travis-
Bastrop Co. line; Dry Cr., 7% mi. SW. of Elgin; Colorado R.,
2 mi. below Travis-Bastrop Co. line; Colorado R., 5 mi. below
Webberville, Bur. Ec. Geol. sta. 3 mi. above Cedar Cr. bridge
on Austin-Red Rock rd.

Type.—Holotype, No. 164556 USNM

Venericardia (?) carolinensis (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita carolinensis Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128; Dall,
1903a, p. 1424; Harris, 1919, pp. 77, 85

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—S. C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 44

Venericardia (Venericor) claiboplata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Probably Cardita planicosta Dana, 1863, fig. 801

Venericardia planicosta Dana, 1895, p. 897, fig. 1481 same as 1863

Cardita (Venericardia) planicosta Lamarck, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 214,
in part, pl. 32, figs. 6-9, not fig. 10 (= V. regia Conrad)

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1919, p. 77, in part, form 6
[delta], pl. 27, figs. 5, 6; pl. 28, figs. 1,2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
960 in part, Nos. 635, 636, 638, 639 only. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia claiboplata Gardner and Bowles, Cooke, 1936, pp. 61-64
nomen nudum

Venericardia (Venericor) claiboplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
173, pl. 36, figs. 1-4

Venericardia (Venericor) planicotsa Lamarck var. claiboplata Gardner
and Bowles, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 419, pl. 167, fig. 22 copy
Gardner and Bowles

326 BULLETIN 218

~Range.—Middle Eocene. Recklaw fm., lower Claiborne gr.;
Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon
fm.] (type), upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne
gr.; Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(USNM 11365 “cotype’); Clarke Co., Clarksville (USNM 1434
“cotype”) (type). For additonal localities and formations in
ALA., LA., S.C., and TEXAS see Gardner and Bowles, 1939,
p. 173

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 11365, 1434 USNM (Gardner and Bowles
“cotypes’”). Lectotype herein designated, No. 1434 USNM

Gardner and Bowles indicated two localities of different age as “co-
types”. Because such a designation is not satisfactory we herein desig-
nate, No. 1434 USNM as lectotype thereby making Clarksvillle, Clarke
Co., Ala. the type locality.

Venericardia (Venericor ?) claviger Gardner and Bowles Carditidae
Venericardia claviger Gardner and Bowles, Cooke, 1936, p. 58 nomen
nudum

Venericardia (Venericor ?) claviger Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 176,
pl. 38, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Claiborne gr. undifferentiated (type)
Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Selma and Mobile R.R. cut near
Jackson USGS sta. 2666 (type). S. C.: Aiken Co., Kennedy’s
scarp, % mi. W. of Cox’s Bridge, S. side of Tinker’s Cr.
Type.—Holotype, No. 136973 USNM

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) complexicosta Meyer and Aldrich
Carditidae

Venericardia complexicosta Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 45, pl. 2, figs.
21, 21a; not Harris, 1896, p. 58 under V. planicosta; Dall, 1903a,
pp. 1424, 1429; Harris, 1919, p. 84, pl. 31, fig. 5 copy type [as
“Aldrich and Meyer’’]

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) complexicosta Meyer and Aldrich,
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 111, pl. 15, figs. 1-4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Archusa marl mem., Cook Mt. fm. (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type) — R.R. cut
about 1 mi. N. of depot at Wautubbee or about 0.4 mi. N. of over-
pass of U. S. Highway 11 (Laurel-Meridan rd.) over Southern
R.R., NW., Clarke Co. (fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 113); Newton Co., Decatur (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. Miss. 51).
LA.: Bienville Par., Mt. Lebanon. TEXAS: for Texas localities
see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 114

Type.—Holotype not USNM, 1962

Venericardia (Venericor) cookei Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) cookei Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 176, pl.
38, figs. 5, 6

Range—Uppper Eocene. “Jackson gr.” (type) (Gardner and
Bowles, 1939); [Middle Eocene. Tallahatta fm., lower Claiborne
gr., (Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 68)]

eee te Covington Co., Caton’s Bluff, Conecuh R.

ype

Type.—Holoytpe, No. 129767 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 327

Venericardia (Glyptoactis ?) crenaea Gardner Carditidae
taieee (Glyptoactis) crenaea Gardner, 1935, pp. 157, 167, pl. 15,
igs. 1,

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities —-TEXAS: Medina Co., bed of Hondo R., 1 mi. NW.
of New Fountain (type); 1 mi. E. of Church at Quihi; 3% mi.
N. 25° W. of Dunlay; Verde Cr., 4% mi. NE. of Hondo, 134
mi. NW. of New Fountain; D’Hanis-Yancey rd., 714 mi. SE.
of D’Hanis; Uvalde Co., 11 mi. S. of Sanibal, a few hundred
yards S. of junction of Elm Cr. with Sanibal Cr.; % mi. below
Bob Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary

Types.—Syntypes, No. 370911 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) densata (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita densata Conrad, 1845b, p. 173; Conrad, 1848b, p. 130, pl. 14,
fig. 24; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 97; Tuomey, 1858, p. 264;.Dall, 1903a,
pp. 1421-1423

Venericardia densata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a, p.
5; not Harris, 1896, p. 58; Dall, 1908a, p. 1421-1423; Stewart, 1930,
p. 157; Chavan, 1936a, p. 116 in part; Chavan, 1936b, p. 167

Cardita (Venericardia) densata Conrad, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 214, pl.
32, fig. 11 copy Conrad

Venericardia planicosta var. “densata” (Conrad), Harris, 1919, p. 77,
pl. 27, figs. 1, la, 2,3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 962

Venericardia (Venericor) densata (Conrad), Gardner and Bowles,
1939, p. 189, pl. 37, fig. 7; pl. 45, figs. 1-11, 14; Gardner, 1945, p. 36

Venericardia planicosta var. densata (Conrad), Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 65

Venericardia (Venericor) planicosta densata (Conrad), Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 1038, pl. 8, fig. 10; pl. 11, figs. 1-4, 13,
14; Perrilliat Montoya, 19638, p. 7, pl. 4, fig. 3

Not Venericardia (Venericor) planicosta cf. densata (Conrad), Wil-
bert, 1953, p. 128 = Venericardia sp.

For complete synonymy see Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 189

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr. see Gardner and Bowles, 1939 for complete
range

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., [base of] Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type). For additional localities see Gardner and Bowles.

Type.—Probable holotype, No. 30639 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 53

Venericardia densata mooreana Conrad
See Venericardia (Venericor) mooreana Conrad

Venericardia (Venericor) densata pendletonensis Gardner and Bowles
; Carditidae
Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1899b, p. 302 in part, pl.
53, fig. 6. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
Venericardia (Venericor) densata pendletonensis Gardner and Bowles,
1939, p. 188, pl. 45, figs. 12, 18; Barry, 1942+, p. 60, pl. 7, figs. 10,
11; Wasem and Wilbert, 19438, pp. 188, 192, pl. 31, fig. 8

328 BULLETIN 218

~Range.—Lower Eocene. Marthaville fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Pendleton Ferry fm. (type), middle Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.

Localities —TEXAS; Sabine Co., Pendleton Bluff, % mi. above
Pendleton Ferry, Sabine R. (type). For further localities in
Natchitoches Par., Sabine Par., LA., and Sabine Co., TEXAS,
see Barry, 1942+, p. 61

Type.—Holotype, No. 372694 USNM

Venericardia diversidentata Meyer Carditidae
Venericardia diversidentata Meyer, 1885a, pp. 460, 467; Casey, 1903,
p. 264; Gardner, 1945, p. 93 in part; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 69,
pl. 16, fig. 10 type; pl. 17, figs. 1-3, 5-6; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.
9538, 954
Venericardia sp. cf. V. diversidentata Meyer, Gardner, 1945, p, 93 in
part

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
er.

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Town Cr., Jack-
son. LA.: Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Ouachita R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 74 GSATC

Venericardia diversidentata Meyer “var.” Carditidae

Venericardia diversidentata Meyer “var”., Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 69, pl. 17, figs. 7-11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 954

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jackson. LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery Ldg., Red R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4274-4279 PRI

Venericardia diversidentata garlandia Harris, 1946; Brann and Kent,
1960 nomen nudum
See Venericardia diversidentata symmetrica Dall

Venericardia diversidentata praecisa Dall
See Venericardia praecisa Dall

Venericardia diversidentata symmetrica Dall Carditidae

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva symmetrica Dall, 1903a, p. 1432

Venericardia diversidentata symmetrica Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 71, pl. 17, figs. 15, 16, 16a, 17, 17a [on pl. as var. garlandia =
nomen nudum]; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 955

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd., (syntype), uppermost Clai-
borne gr. Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (syntype), lower
Jackson gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (syn-
type). ARK.: Drew Co., Cornish Ferry, Saline R. (syntype)

The syntypes of this species should be examined critically to verify if
they belong to the same subspecies. If not one should be designated a
lectotype to establish the type locality and formation.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 164613 (Ark.); 164614 (Ala.) USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN = 329

Venericardia (Glyptoactis) eoa Gardner Carditidae
Venericardia eoa Gardner ms., F. B. Plummer, 1933, pp. 811, 812, pl. 8,
fig. 1

g.
Venericardia (Glyptoactis) eoa Gardner, 1935, p. 170, pl. 15, figs. 3-5

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr. [below
the Venericardia bulla zone]

Localities —TEXAS; Bastrop Co., S. bank of Colorado R., 1%
mi. below the Travis-Bastrop Co. line (type); 4-5 mi. below
Webberville, Colorado R.

Types.—Holotype and paratype, No. 370918 USNM

Venericardia (?) eutawcolens Harris Carditidae

Venericardia eutawcolens Harris in Van Winkle and Harris, 1919, p.
18, pl. 2, figs. 1, 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 955, 956

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls. (type), upper Claiborne gr. fide
Cooke and Mac Neil, 1952, p. 20

Localities.—S.C.; Orangeburg Co., Eutaw Springs (type); [? Co.],
Center Hill

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 1401, 1402, PRI

Venericardia flabellum Harris
See Venericardia rotunda flabellum Harris

Venericardia flabellum kingi Plummer
See Venericardia rotunda kingi Plummer

Venericardia (Venericor) francescae Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia Venericor) francescae Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 183,
pl. 46, figs. 6, 7

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway er.

Locality.—MISS.: Union Co., St. Louis-San Francisco R.R. cut,
1-1% mi. SE. of New Albany (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 372925 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) gardnerae Barry Carditidae
ante (Venericor) gardnerae Barry, 1942+, p. 59, pl. 7, figs.
-3

Range.—Paleocene. “Logansport fm.” (name preoccupied) (type),
middle Midway er.

Locality —LA.: Natchitoches Par., E. of bridge over Rock Cr. on
dirt rd. leading W. from La. Highway 404 (type). For addi-
tional localities see Barry, 1942+, p

Types.—Holotype, No. 5012; etatoe: No. 5013 LSU Pal. Mus.

Venericardia (Venericor ?) greggiana Dall Carditidae

Venericardia alticostata var. Harris, 1897b, p. 55, pl. 11, fig. 1; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 951, No. 137 only

Cardita decusata [sic] Tuomey, 1858, p. 271 nomen nudum not “La-
marck, 1807” as in Dall, 1908a, Lamarck’s name was Venericardia
decussata Lam., 1806, p. 59 not Cardita. Not C. decussata (Lam.)
Nyst, 1845, p. 216 or G. V. Muenster, 1834, p. 9

Venericardia greggiana Dall, 1908a, p. 1425: Rutsch, 1943, p. 156

Venericardia (Venericor ?) greggiana Dall, Gardner and Bowles, 1939,
p. 194, pl. oe fig. 9 (copy Harris, “holotype”) ; Harris and Palmer,
1946, p. 6

330 BULLETIN 218

-_

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem., Tuscahoma fm.
(type), middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type);

Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Wilcox Co., Lower Peachtree Ldg.,

Alabama R.; Marengo Co., Nanafalia Ldg., Tombigbee R.

This species was not figured by Dall or a type designated other than
the locality “Lower bed at Gregg’s Landing, Alabama”, and the reference
to Harris, 1897b (p. 55, pl. 11, fig. 1). Gardner and Bowles, 1939, con-
sidered the specimen of Harris’ figure as the holotype. We herein desig-
nate the specimen (No. 137 PRI, Harris, 1897b, pl. 11, fig. 1; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 951) as lectotype to satisfy technicalities of type defini-
tion.

Type.—Lectotype, No. 137 PRI

Venericardia (?) gulielmi Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia simplex Dall, 1903a, p. 1426, pl. 56, fig. 12; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 689; not Cardita simplex Wood, 1871, p. 151
Venericardia gulielmi Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 174, pl. 42, fig. 4

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 154725 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) hatcheplata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Aldrich, 1886, p. 50 (listed only);
Cooke, 1926a, pl. 94, fig. 7, (not Nanafalia but Hatchetigbee fide
Gardner and Bowles). Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia planicosta form 6 Harris, 1897b, p. 55 in part; Dall,
1903a, p. 1422 in part; Stewart, 1930, p. 156 in part

Venericardia planicosta var. laticardo Wood, Dall, 1903a, p. 1422; not
Wood, 1871, p. 150, pl. 21, fig. 5d

Venericardia (Venericor) hatcheplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
172, pl. 33, figs. 8, 12; pl. 34, figs. 1, 2; Perrilliat Montoya, 1963, p.
8, pl. 12, figs. 1,5

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm. (type), upper Wilcox
[Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombig-
bee R., sta. USGS 261 (type); roadside % mi. W. of Butler.
GA.; Stewart Co., 1% mi. NE. of Troutman, spring W. of
Georgia, Florida, and Alabama, R.R.

Types.—Syntypes, No. 372173 USNM

Venericardia (?) hesperia Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia alticostata Conrad var., Harris, 1896, p. 57 in part. Not
Cardita alticostata Conrad, 1833a, p. 342

Venericardia alticostata subsp. hesperia Gardner, 19238, p. 112, pl. 32,
figs. 1, 2 not indicated in text

Venericardia hesperia Gardner, Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 31, figs. 1, 2 copy
Gardner type; F. B. Plummer, 1933, pp. 547, 550; Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 106 subgenus ?

Venericardia (Glyptoactis ?) hesperia Gardner, Gardner, 1935, pp. 157,
164; Gardner and Bowles, 1939, pp. 147, 148, 161, 195, pl. 46, figs. 4, 5

? Venericardia hesperia Gardner, Gardner, 1935, p. 165, pl. 15, fig. 6

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 33]

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway er.

Localities —-TEXAS: Uvalde Co., bluff on Frio R. half mile below
Myrick’s (Evans’s) apiary (type); Frio R. just above water-
hole opposite apiary below Englemann’s ranch; 11 mi. S. of
Sabinal; Medina Co., 134 mi. NW. of New Fountain; Maver-
ick Co., 18 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass; Bibora Cr., just below Bibora
tank about 18 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass; White Bluff on Rio
Grande on land of Indio Cattle Co. about 4% mi. W. of S. of
Jacal house in SE. Maverick Co. For additional localities see
Gardner and Gardner and Bowles.

Type.—Holotype, No. 352268 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) hijuana Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Cardita subquadrata Gabb, 1860d, p. 395; not Gabb, 1860a, p. 303;
Meek, 1864, p. 11; Harris, 1896, p. 60. Not Conrad, 1848a, p. 298;
not Conrad, 1848b, p. 128 .

Venericardia planicosta var. smithi Harris, 1896, p. 60 in part, not
V. smithi Aldrich, 1894b

Venericardia (Venericor) hijuana Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 184,
pl. 42, figs. 1, 6-10

Venericardia (Pacificor) hijuana Gardner and Bowles, Verastegui,
1953, pp. 15, 25

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Localities —_TENN.: Hardeman Co., milepost 481, E. of Middleton
USGS station 6091; cut on Southern R.R., 1% mi. E. of Mid-
dleton and 200 ft. E. of milepost 481, USGS station 6495 (type
localities)

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 372919, 372920 USNM

Venericardia (Leuroactis) horatiana Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta form vy Harris, 1897b, p. 55 in part, pl. 10, figs.
1-4; Dall, 1903a, p. 1422 in part; Olsson, 1928, p. 27 in part; Harris,
1919, p. 77 in part, not pl. 28, fig. 3; pl. 29 fig. 1; Brann and Kent,
1960, pp. 959, 960, Nos. 130, 131, 182, 134

Venericardia horniti Gabb, Dall, 1903a, p. 1422 in part not Cardita
hornii Gabb, 1864, pp. 174, 232, pl. 24, fig. 157

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Waring, 1917, p. 54 in part. Not
Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia horatiana Gardner, 1927, p. 369, figs. 28, 29; Stewart,
1930, p. 160, pl. 9, figs. 1-3; pl. 10, fig. 3; Rutsch, 1936a, pp. 163,
171, 174; Chavan, 1986a, p. 117

Venericardia aragonia Arnold and Hannibal, Rutsch, 1936a, pp. 163,
16 168, 170, 171, 174, 177, 180. Not Arnold and Hannibal, 1914, p.

0

Venericardia (Venericor) horatiana Gardner, Gardner and Bowles,
1939, p. 177, pl. 39, figs. 1-3, 5; pl. 40, figs. 1, 2,5; Barry, 1942+, p.
Ga,yple Batige ng,

Menon car uit: (Leuroactis) horatiana Gardner, Verastegui, 1953, pp. 15,

, 48, 59

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]
gr.; Sabinetown fm. (type), upper Wilcox [Sabine] er.

Localities—TEXAS; Sabine Co., 1% mi. W. of Sabinetown
(type); Sabinetown Bluff, 300 feet to 1%4 mi. below Sabinetown
Ferry, Sabine R. ALA.: Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff,
Tombigbee R.; Coffee Co., Pea R. at Churchwell’s Bridge, about

332 BULLETIN 218

5% mi. S. of Elba; power plant Pea R., 4 mi. below Elba;
Clarke Co., 1.6 mi. S. of Bashi; about 3 mi. W. of Choctaw
Corners, near Thomasville; Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. See
Gardner and Bowles, 1939, for complete localities.

Type.—Holotype, No. 369238 USNM

Venericardia horatiana Gardner, Stewart, 1930, in part. Not Gardner,
1927
See also Venericardia stewarti Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia hornii Dall, 1903a in part, not Gabb, 1864
See Venericardia (Venericor) horatiana Gardner

Venericardia hornti Gabb, Harris, 1896, not Gabb, 1864
See under Venericardia (Venericor) mediaplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) inflatior Meyer Carditidae

Venericardia inflatior Meyer, 1885a, p. 460; Meyer, 1886b, p. 84, pl. 1,
fig. 26; Harris, 1919, p. 87, pl. 31, fig. 6 copy Meyer; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 75 in part, not pl. 17, figs. 18, 18a, 18b (=V. infla-
tior var. jacksonensis)

Cardita (Venericardia) inflatior Meyer, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 215, pl.
82, fig. 12 copy Meyer

Cardita inflatior (Meyer), Cossmann, 18938, p. 14 in part under parva

Venericardia (? Cyclocardia) inflatior Meyer, Dall, 1903a, p. 1432

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
er.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype not USNM, 1962

Venericardia inflatior jacksonensis Meyer Carditidae

Venericardia inflatior var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460. Not
Venericardia Jacksonensis Conrad, 1866a nomen nudum; not Ven-
ericardia parva var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) inflatior Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 75 in part, pl. 17, figs. 18-18b (18b type); Brann and Kent, 1960,

p. 957

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Br. fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Clarke Co., Garland
Cr.

Type.—Holotype, No. 77 GSATC

The name Venericardia jacksonensis is badly confused. The V, jackson-
ensis Conrad, 1866a, is a nomen nudum. V. jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a,
was used twice on the same page, first as a “variety” of V. parva Lea
and second as “variety” of V. inflatior Meyer. Neither form was ade-
quately described nor figured by Meyer. Both names would have been
better dropped because one preoccupied the other. Only one V. jacksonen-
sis Meyer can be valid. Harris (1946) figured the holotype of V. inflatior
jacksonensis Meyer under V. inflatior Meyer. We, therefore, retain the
name jacksonensis for that form because it has better identification as
yet. If the variation or subspecies of V. parva designated as jacksonen-
sis deserves a name, a new one for it is required. We have listed it herein
as V. (Pleuromeris) sp., which see.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 333

Venericardia intermedia (Whitfield) Carditidae

Cardita intermedia Whitfield, 1885, p. 209, pl. 28, figs. 14, 15; Whit-
field, 1899, p. 155; Weller, 1907, p. 565, pl. 62, figs. 6, 7 type; fig. 8

Range.—Lower Eocene. ? Vincentown fm.; Manasquan fm. (type)
Localities —N.J.; Monmouth Co., Farmingdale (type); ? near Deal
Type.—Holotype, Columbia Univ. Coll., No. 19603 AMNH

Venericardia Jacksonensis Conrad, 1866a, p. 23 nomen nudum. Not
V. parva var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460 or V. infla-
tior var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460; not V. jacksonensis
(Conrad), Harris, 1894b, p. 149; not Vaughan, 1896, p. 51

V. jacksonensis Conrad, Dall, 1908a, p. 1424 nomen nudum; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 69 nomen nudum

Venericardia (Venericor) jewelli Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) jewelli Gardner, 1935, p. 158, pl. 12, figs. 1,
2; Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 184, pl. 42, figs.2,3 .

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Maverick Co., Comanche Cr. crossing on W.
road to Farias near Indio Wells tank, about 29 mi. SE. of Eagle
Pass (type); Bibora tank, 7 mi. E. of new Indio ranch house; 3
mi. N. of Media tank

Types.—Syntypes, No. 370914 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) klimacodes Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) klimacodes Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
193, pl. 37, figs. 9, 10

Venericardia (Venericor) cf. klimacodes Gardner and Bowles, Harbi-
son, 1944, p. 4 (holotype not ANSP), pl. 2 fig. 8

Venericardia planicosta var. klimacodes Gardner and Bowles, Harris
end Palmer, 1946, p. 67, pl. 16, figs. 7, 8; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
96

Range.—Middle Eocene. Santee ls., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Yazoo cl. (type), upper Jackson gr,

Localities—MISS.: Yazoo Co., large ravine, 1 mi. S. of Yazoo
City, along street car line about 4% mi. N. of tile plant and just
below old reservoir (type). S.C.: Berkeley Co., Santee-Cooper
Canal, 17 mi. NW. of Moncks Corner

Type.—Holotype, No. 372693 USNM

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) leonensis Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) leonensis Gardner, 1927, p. 371, figs. 38,
39; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 74, pl. 17, figs. 22, 23 copy Gardner

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne er.
Locality—TEXAS: Leon Co., 8 mi. S. of Jewett (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 369247 USNM

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) ludvia Harris
Venericardia (Pleuromeris) ludvia Harris in Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 74

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr. (probably) (type)
Locality—TEXAS: “Sabine R.” (type)

334 BULLETIN 218

This binomen should be regarded as a nomen nudum. It had no descrip-
tion, was not figured, and the type is lost.
Type.—Holotype, Harris Coll. PRI. Not figured, not found.

Venericardia marylandica Clark and Martin
See Venericardia (Venericor) ascia Rogers and Rogers

Venericardia (Venericor) mediaplata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Aldrich, 1894b, p. 242, pl. 12, fig. 3;
Harris, 1896, p. 58 in part, pl. 4, fig. 13; Grabau and Shimer, 1909, p.
Sone 747 (left valve); Waring, 1917, p. 54. Not Lamarck, 1801,
p.

Not Cardita hornii Gabb, Harris, 1896, p. 58—Calif.

Wetenteandie mooreana Conrad, Dall, 1903a, p. 1422; not Conrad, 1867c,
p. 190

Venericardia mediaplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 168, pl. 33, figs.
1, 3; Verastegui, 1953, pp. 15, 48

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr. (Ala.,
Miss.); Porters Cr. fm., upper Midway gr. (Tenn.); undiffer-
entiated (Ga.), Midway ger.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Prairie Cr. (type). MISS.: Tippah
Co., Bluff on S. side of Owl Cr., 234 mi. NE. of Ripley and
about % mi. E. of the Ripley-Troy rd. near base of formation.
TENN.: Hardeman Co., Porters Cr. TEXAS: Limestone Co.,
near Horn Hill; Maverick Co., White Bluff, Rio Grande R., 4
% mi. W. of S. of Windmill (Jacal) ranch house. GA.; Houston
Co., Robert Sappy’s place, 4 mi. E. of Marshallville, on E. side
of a branch of Spring Cr., in a ravine below negro cabins;
a A Co., Fort Gaines, Chattahoochee R. limestone at base of the

u
Type.—Holotype, No. 187241 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor ?) mingoensis Gardner and Bowles’ Carditidae
Ue ee mingoensis Gardner and Bowles, Cooke, 1936, p. 44 nomen
nudum
? Venericardia “planicosta” Cooke, 1936, pp. 48, 47, 49-51
Venericardia (Venericor ?) mingoensis Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
194, pl. 46, figs. 2, 3

Range.—Paleocene. Probably lower Midway, undifferentiated
(type)

Localities —S.C.: Georgetown Co., Black R., Rhems field, 1 mi. W.
of Steamboat Ldg. (type); Black R., 12 mi. NW. of Georgetown

Type.—Holotype, No. 372922 USNM

Venericardia (Glyptoactis ?) moa Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia sp. nov. Harris, 1894b, p. 34, pl. 1, fig. 7

Venericardia alticostata Con. var. Harris, 1896, p. 57 in part, pl. 5, fig.
8 copy Harris, 1894b USGS sta. 583, collector C. A. White, 1887

Venericardia (Glyptoacts ?) moa Gardner, 1935, pp. 157, 168, pl. 10,
fig. 1; Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 195, pl. 46, fig. 1

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway gr.

Localities —_TEXAS: Maverick Co., Bibora Creek just below Bi-
bora tank, about 18 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass (type); 3 mi. N. of
Media tank; hillside above small tank, 2 mi. W. of Lopez tank,

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 335

about 29 mi. SE. of Eagle Pass; 1 mi. NW. of Indio Wells;
White Bluff on the Rio Grande, about 4% mi. W. of S. of
Windmill (Jacal) ranch house

Type.—Holotype, No. 370922 USNM

Venericardia moa, “n. subsp. ?” Carditidae
Venericardia moa Gardner new subspecies ? Gardner, 1935, p. 169

Range.—Paleocene. Midway

Localities —TEXAS: See eardiee, 1935, pp. 169, 170 for various
localities

Types.—Unfigured specimens, No. 370912 USNM

Venericardia monilicosta Gabb
Bot Texas as in Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5 (= Cali-
ornia)

Venericardia (Venericor) mooreana Conrad . Carditidae

Venericardia mooreana Conrad, 1867c, p. 190; Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402
?; not Harris, 1896, p. 58 (in V. planicosta synonymy) = (V. media-
plata Gardner and Bowles); not Dall, 1903a, p. 1422 in part (=V.
mediaplata); Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, pp. 104, 112, 113,
pl. 11, fig. 4

Venericardia densata mooreana Conrad, Harris, 1919, p. 77, pl. 27, fig.
4; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 962

Range.—Middle Eocene. Presumably Stone City beds (type),
middle Claiborne gr. (see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.
104)

Locahty—‘TEXAS”: Conrad [Wheelock], presumably Stone
City Bluff, Brazos R. (type), fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 104

Types.—Possible syntypes (2), No. 13248 ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 78

Venericardia mooreana Dall, 1903a, p. 1422 in part. Not Conrad, 1867c
See Venericardia (Venericor) mediaplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia (Venericor) nanaplata Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) nanaplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 169,
pl. 33, figs. 2, 7

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Cooke 1926a, pl. 94, fig. 7; Semmes,
1929, fig. 59-7 not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm. (type), lower Wilcox [Sa-
bine] gr.; Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities. al WELAS: Marengo Co., Nanafalia Bluff, Tombigbee R.
(type) ; Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.

Type —Holotype, No. 137226 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) nanaplata nanna Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) nanaplata nanna Gardner and Bowles, 1939,
p. 169, pl. 33, figs. 4, 5, 10, 11

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Types. —Syntypes, No. 373028 USNM

356 BULLETIN 218

Venericardia (cf. Claibornicola) nasuta Dall Carditidae

Venericardia nasuta Dall, 1903a, p. 1425, pl. 53, fig. 9; Schuchert, et
al., 1905, p. 689; ? Kellum, 1926, p. 23, pl. 3, fig. 3

Venericardia (Claibornicola) nasuta Dall, Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 106 presumably Claibornicola

Range.—Eocene. Dall stated labelled “Midway horizon” but con-
sidered this unlikely.

Locality —ALA.: “Conecuh County ... no exact locality assigned
to the type specimen’, Dall, 1903a, p. 1426

Type.—Holotype, No. 164626 USNM

Venericardia (?) natchitoches Harris Carditidae

Venericardia natchitoches Harris, 1919, p. 82, pl. 30, fig. 10, 13-16;
F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 811, pl. 8, figs. 6a, 6b; Verastegui, 1953, p.
43; Brann, and Kent, 1960, pp. 957, 958. Not p. 957, No. 663=
V. alticostata Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne ger.
Locality —LA.: Natchitoches Par., Natchitoches (type)
Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 661, 664-667 PRI

Venericardia cf. nodifera Kellum, Harris, 1951; not Kellum, 1926
See Venericardia spp.

Venericardia ocalaedes Harris Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta var. ocalaedes Harris, 1951, p. 16, pl. 7, fig. 8;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 963

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.

Locality —GA.: Houston Co., Georgia Lime Rock quarry about
4 mi. from Perry

Type.—Holotype, 24475 PRI

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva Lea Pl. 2, figs. 8, 9 Carditidae

Venericardia parva Lea, 1833, p. 70, pl. 2, fig. 49; Conrad App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 107; Bronn, 1848a, p. 227;
Bronn, 1848b, p. 1851; Bronn, 1849, p. 297; Tuomey, 1858, p. 268;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; not Harris, 1894b, p. 149=
“var.”; Harris, 1895b, p. 33; Harris, 1919, p. 88, pl. 31, figs. 13-16;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 73; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 958, 959

Cardita parva (Lea), d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 384; Cossmann, 1893, p. 14
in part

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa var. juvenis de Gregorio, 1890, p.
213, pl. 31, figs. 14-22

Cardita (Venericardia) parva Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p, 213, pl. 32,
figs. 1-4, fig. 5 copy Lea

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva Lea, Dall, 1903a, p. 1432

The original illustration of Lea is a poor representation of the des-

cription of the species. Drawings of a type by Otto Meyer are included.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., base of and in Gosport sand (type)
at Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Probable syntypes, Nos. 5258, 5286 Lea Coll. ANSP

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN aoF

Venericardia parva Lea “var.” Carditidae

Venericardia parva Lea, Harris, 1894b, p. 149

Venericardia parva Lea “var.” Vaughan, 1896, p. 51

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva Lea “var.” Harris and Palmer, 1946,
p. 75, pl. 17, figs. 25, 26; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 959

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower Jackson gr.

Localities—ARK.: Bradley Co., Cornish Ferry, Saline R.; Cleve-
land Co., Vince Ferry, Saline R.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4289 PRI

Venericardia parva jacksonensis Meyer
See Venericardia (Pleuromeris) sp.
See also Venericardia Jacksonensis Conrad, 1866a

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) parva symmetrica Dall
See Venericardia diversidentata symmetrica Dall

Venericardia (?) perantiqua Conrad ¢ Carditidae

Cardita subquadrata Gabh, 1860a, p. 303, pl. 48, figs. 21 a, b [not figs.
22 a, b as in text]; rot I. Lea, 1861, p. 150; not Conrad, *848b, p. 128,
pl. 14, fig. 9; not Meek, 1864, p. 11; not Gabb, 1860d, p. 395

Venericardia peran’:qua Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Con-
rad in Cook, 18f 9, p. 877, text fig.; Conrad, 1868, p. 731, not “Meek,
1868, p. 731” as in Whitfield, 1885, p. 232; Meyer and Aldrich, 1886,
p. 45; Dall, 1908a, pp. 1422, 1423, not p. 1429; not V. perantiqua
pi taal Harris, 1896, p. 57; Harris, 1919, p. 85; Gardner 1923, p.

_Cardita perantiqua (Conrad), Whitfield, 1885, p. 232, pl. 30, figs. 8-10
[read in Whitfield, fig. 21 for pl. XX XI]; Scott, 1898, p. 504, pl. 11,
fig. 3; Scott, 1907, pl. 16, fig. 3

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—N.J.: Monmouth Co., Shark R.; near Monmouth;
Farmingdale; Burlington Co. “green marl” Gabb, (type) C. sub-
quadrata)

Types.—Unknown, not listed in Moore; 1962

Venericardia perantiqua Harris, 1896, not Conrad, 1865a
See V. perantiqua Conrad for Harris reference only.

Venericardia (Leuroactis) pilsbryi Stewart Carditidae

Venericardia pilsbryi Stewart, 1930, p. 158, pl. 9, figs. 4, 5; pl. 10, figs.
1, 2 [Type species for section Leuroactis, Stewart, 1930]

Venericardia (Venericor) pilsbryi Stewart, Gardner and Bowles, 1939,
p. 175, pl. 38, figs. 9, 10

Venericardia (Leuroactis) pilsbryi Stewart, Verastegui, 1953, p. 48

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanafalia fm., lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.;
Tuscahoma fm. (type), middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Yellow Bluff, Alabama R. (type),
descent to Lower Peachtree Ferry, Alabama R.; Monroe Co.,
Greggs Ldg. (lower bed), Alabama R.; Bells Ldg., Alabama R.

Type.—Holotype, No. 12510 ANSP

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Aldrich, 1886 in part; Cooke, 1926a.
Not V. planicosta Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) hatcheplata Gardner and Bowles

338 BULLETIN 218

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Aldrich, 1894b; Harris, 1896 in
part; Grabau and Shimer, 1909 in part. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) mediaplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 960, No.
133, 157 only. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 960, Nos.
635, 636, 638, 689 only. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) claiboplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 959, 960,
Nos. 130, 131, 182, 1384 only. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Leuroactis) horatiana Gardner

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Clark, 1895 in part; Clark, 1896 in
part. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) potapacoensis Clark and Martin

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Conrad, 1830; Conrad, 1832a, Con-
rad, 1865a; Clark, 1895 in part; Clark, 1896 in part. Not Lamarck,
1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad

? Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Cooke, 1936. Not Lamarck, 1801,

p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor ?) mingoensis Gardner

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Dana, 1863, fig. 801; 1895, p. 897,
fig. 1481 same fig. as 1863. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
Probably V. claiboplata Gardner and Bowles, 1939 which see

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1894b, p. 42, in part. Not
Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) smithii Aldrich

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1897b in part; Waring, 1917
(as vat: 5 error for 5) [delta]; Stewart, 1930. Not Lamarck, 1801,
p. 12
See Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1897b, p. 42. Not Lamarck,
1801, p. 123
See Venericardia spp.

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1899b. Not Lamarck, 1801,

p. 123
See Venericardia (Venericor) densata pendletonensis Gardner and

Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Richards, 1948; Richards, 1950. Not
Lamarck, 1801, p. 123
See Venericardia spp.

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Waring, 1917. Not Lamarck, 1801,

p. 123
See Venericardia (Leuroactis) horatiana Gardner

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN = 339

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck “var.” Harris and Palmer
See Venericardia sp.

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck var. 5 error for 6 [delta]
See Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form « [alpha] Harris, 1897b, p. 54;
Stewart, 1930, p. 157
Not specifically identified. Localities, Nanafalia, Tombigbee R. Mar-
engo Co., Ala.; 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R., Monroe Co.,
Ala., Wilcox [Sabine] gr., Harris. Specimens unknown.

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form f [beta] Harris, 1897b
See Venericardia aposmithi Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form vy [gamma] Harris, 1897b in
part; Dall, 1903a; Olsson, 1928
See Venericardia (Venericor) horatiana Gardner

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form y [gamma], Harris,,1919
See Venericardia sp.

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck form 6 [delta] Harris, 1897b in part;
Harris, 1919; Dall, 1903a, p. 1422; Stewart, 1930, pp. 154, 156
See Venericardia (Venericor) bashiplata Gardner and Bowles
See also V. (V.) hatcheplata Gardner and Bowles
See also V. (V.) claiboplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta densata (Conrad)
See Venericardia densata (Conrad)

Venericardia planicosta klimacodes Gardner and Bowles
See Venericardia (Venericor) klimacodes Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta laticardo Dall, 1903a not Wood, 1871
See Venericardia (Venericor) hatcheplata Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia planicosta ocalaedes Harris
See “Venericardia” ocalaedes Harris

Venericardia planicosta var, regia Conrad
See Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad

Venericardia planicosta smithi Harris
See Venericardia (Venericor) hijuana Gardner and Bowles
See also Venericardia (Venericor) smithi Harris

Venericardia (Venericor) potapacoensis Clark and Martin Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Clark, 1896, p. 80 in part, pl. 23,
figs. la, 1b only; pl. 24, figs. la, 1b only; Veatch, 1906, pl. 14, figs.
1, la, 1b, le copy Clark. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia potapacoensis Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 179, pl. 40, fig.
4 holotype; figs. 5, 5a copies Clark, 1896, pl. 23, figs. la, 1b; figs. 6,
6a copies Clark pl. 24, figs. la, 1b; Dall, 1903a, p. 1423; not V. aff.
potapacoensis Clark and Martin, Dumble, 1908, p. 273; not Dum-
ble, 1915a, p. 490; Waring, 1917, pp. 54, 96, not Harris=Clark
and Martin; Harris, 1919, p. 77; Woods, 1922, p. 69; Stewart, 1930,
pp. 158, 160; Rutsch, 1936a, pp. 164, 169 [not p. 167=V. diga
Gardner and Bowles, 1939]; Chavan, 1986a, p. 117

340 BULLETIN 218

Verericardia (Venericor) potapacoensis ete and Martin, Gardner
and Bowles, 1939, p. 180, pl. 41, figs. 3, 4,
Venericor potapacoensis (Clark and ee: Vokes, 1961, p. 50

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Prince Georges Co., Piscataway Cr.; Upper
Marlboro, gully SW. of town; 1 mi. SE. of Piscataway; Charles
Co., La Plata; W. of Port Tobacco (type); E. of Port Tobacco;
head of Nanjemoy Cr., % mi. below Chapel Point; 2 and 2%
mi. above Popes Cr.; river bluff below Popes Cr.; Potomac R.
VA.; King George Co., Woodstock; about %-34 mi. W. of
Mathias Pt., Potomac R.; Potomac Cr., 50 ft. from top of bluff

Types.—Holotype, USNM; paratypes, ANSP

Venericardia praecisa Dall Carditidae

Venericardia rotunda Lea var. Harris, 1894b, p. 149

Venericardia praecisa Dall, 1903a, pp. 1424, 1427, 1429, pl. 56, figs. 7,
8; Schuchert, e¢ al., 1905, p. 689; Dall, 1916, pp. 488, 496 not Mio-
cene; Stewart, 1930, p. 151

Venericardia diversidentata praccisa Dall, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
71, pl. 17, figs. 12-14; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 954, 955

Range.—Upper Eocene. White Bluff fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Localities —ARK.: Cleveland Co., Sta. 2232, sec. 32, T. 10 [?], R.
11 W. (type); Vince Ferry, Saline R.; near Cross Roads Church.
For further Ark. localities see Harris, 1894b

Type.—Holotype, No. 138638 USNM

Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Conrad, 1830, p. 215; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 107; Clark; 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 80 in part, pl. 21, fig.
3; pl. 22, fig. 2; pl. 28, fig. 1c; pl. 24, fig. 1c; pl. 25, figs. la, 1b, 1c.
Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Cardita planicosta (Lamarck), Conrad, 1832a, p. 20 in part, pl. 5, fig.
2; Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 107; Heil-
prin, 1884b, p. 87; Cossmann, 1898, p. 14; Harris, 1895b, p. 35

Venericardia planicosta var. regia Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1865i,
p. 364; Harris, 1894a, p. 302 in part; not Harris, 1896, p. 58; Clark
and Martin, 1901, p. 178, pl. 38, figs. 1, la; pl. 39, figs. 1, la; pl. 40,
figs. 1-8; Grabau and Shimer, 1909, p. 545, fig. 746; Waring, 1917,
pp. 54, 5D; Woods, 1922, pp. 66, 69

Venericardia regia Conrad, Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Dall, 1903a, p. 1421;
Stewart, 1930, pp. 154- 157 in part: Rutsch, 1936a, pp. 162-164, 169,
180; Chavan, 1936a, Oy dlalyfc Chavan, 1936b, p. 166

Cardita (Venericardia) planicosta var. regia Conrad, de Gregorio,
1890, p. 214 in part, pl. 32, fig. 10 copy Conrad, 1832a

Not Cardita regia (Conrad), Heilprin, 1891a, p. 402

Venericardia (Venericor) regia Conrad, Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p.
46, figs. 8, 10 copy Clark and Martin

Venericor regia (Conrad), Vokes, 1961, p. 49, pl. 10, fig. 12

Range—Paleocene. Aquia fm. (type)

Localities—MD.: Prince Georges Co., Piscataway (type); Upper
Marlboro; Collington; Fort Washington; 1 mi. NE. of Piscata-
way; Queen Annes Co., Rolphs Ldg., Chester R.; Cecil Co., Fred-
ericktown. See Clark and Martin, 1901 for further Md. localities.
VA.: Stafford Co., 1 mi. E. of Stafford courthouse; mouth of
Potomac Cr.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 34]

Type.—Lectotype herein designated, specimen No. 12508 ANSP
considered by Stewart, 1930, p. 154 as type. Not designated by
Stewart or Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 187

Venericardia regia Conrad, Dall, 1903a in part; Stewart, 1930 in part
See Venericardia aposmithiti Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia (Venericardia) rotunda Lea Carditidae
Venericardia rotunda Lea, 1833, p. 70, pl. 2, fig. 48; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 107; Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Con-
rad, 1866a, p. 5; Harris, 1895b, p. 39; Dall, 1903a, pp. 1424, 1429;
Harris, 1919, p. 78, pl. 29, figs. 4, 5; Rutsch, 1943, p. 156; Gardner,
1945, p. 93 in part; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 69, pl. 17, figs. 4,
Se Verastegui, 1953, p. 38 ? Glyptoactis; Brann and Kent, 1960,

p.

Cardita rotunda (Lea), Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7; Bronn,
1848a, p. 227; Bronn, 1848b, p. 1852; Bronn, 1849, p. 297; d’Orbigny,
1850, p. 384; Tuomey, 1858, pp. 264, 273; Heilprin, 1884b, p. 86; not
Heilprin, 1891a, p. 403; Cossmann, 1893, p. 14

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Mut. rotunda (Lea), de Gregorio,
1890, p. 212, pl. 31, figs. 6-12, fig. 13 copy Lea

Venericardia rotunda fungina Harris, 1919, pp. 79, 80, pl. 28, figs. 4, 5;
pl. 29, fig. 2; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 964

Venericardia rotunda funiculus Harris, 1919, pp. 79, 80, pl. 28, figs. 6,
7; pl. 29, fig. 3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 964

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Probable syntypes, Nos. 5267, 5269, 5270 ANSP; syntypes
V. rotunda fungina Harris, Nos. 641, 642, 645, PRI; syntypes V.
rotunda funiculus Harris, Nos. 643, 644, 646 PRI

Venericardia rotunda Lea, F. B. Plummer, 1933. Not Lea, 1833, p. 70
See Venericardia rotunda coloradensis Harris

Venericardia rotunda Lea var. Harris, 1894b
See Venericardia praecisca Dall

Venericardia rotunda coloradonis Harris Carditidae
Venericardia (rotunda ?) coloradonis Harris, 1919, p. 81, pl. 29, fig. 9;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 953
Venericardia rotunda Lea, F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 811, pl. 8, figs. 7a,
Tb

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type).

LA.: Sabine Par., Sabine R., near mouth of Bayou Negreet
Type.—Holotype, No. 652 PRI

Venericardia rotunda flabellum Harris Carditidae

Venericardia rotunda var. flabellum Harris, 1919, p. 80, pl. 29, fig. 8

Venericardia flabellum Harris, F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 811, pl. 8, figs.
8a, 8b

Venericardia rotunda flabellum Harris, Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 964

342 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches. fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 651 PRI

Venericardia rotunda fungina Harris
See Venericardia rotunda Lea

Venericardia rotunda funiculus Harris
See Venericardia rotunda Lea

Venericardia rotunda kingi F. B. Plummer Carditidae
Venericardia flabellum kingi F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 811, pl. 8, figs.
9a, 9b

Range.—Middle Eocene. “Crockett fm.” (type); Cook Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Shipps Ford on Colorado R. just
N. of Bastrop-Fayette Co. line

Tynes eyes, No. 21503 BEG (fig. 9a); No. 21502 BEG
(fig. 9b)

Venericardia (rotunda) varying towards trapaquara Harris
See Venericardia rotunda Lea, subsp.

Venericardia (Venericardia) rotunda Lea, subsp. Carditidae

Venericardia (rotunda) varying towards trapaquara Harris, 1919, p.
80, pl. 29, figs. 6, 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 965

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee; [? Co.] “Johnson’s
place” (Harris Coll.)

Types.—F igured specimens, Nos. 649, 650 PRI

Venericardia (Venericor) sabinensis Barry Carditidae
Venericardia (Venericor) sabinensis Barry, 1942+, p. 61, pl. 7, figs.

-9
Venericardia sabinensis Barry, Wasem and Wilbert, 1943, pp. 188, 192,
pl. 31, fig. 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm. (type), middle Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —LA.: Sabine Par., stream bed in SW. 4% SW. 4% SE. %
sec. 3, T.5 N., R. 13 W. (type)

Tupeirs Holotine, No. 5161; paratypes, No. 5162, 5162A LSU
Pal. Mus.

Venericardia scabricostata (Guppy), Richards and Palmer
See Venericardia sp.

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani Lea Carditidae
Venericardia Sillimani Lea, 1833, p. 69, pl. 2, fig. 47; Conrad, App. in
Morton, 1834, p. 7; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 107; Tuomey, 1858, p. 268;
Conrad, 1865a, p. 8; Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Aldrich, 1886, p. 44; Harris,
1895b, p. 42
Cardita alticostata Conrad, Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 7 in part;
Bronn, 1848a, p. 224; Bronn, 1848b, p. 1852; Bronn, 1849, p. 297;
d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 384 in part

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 343

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Lea Mut. Sillimani Lea, de Greg-
orio, 1890, p. 212, pl. 31, fig. 1, copy Lea, figs. 2, 3

Cardita (Venericardia) transversa Lea Mut. secans de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 212, pl. 31, figs. 4, 5; Cossmann, 1893, p. 14

Cardita transversa (Lea), Cossmann, 1893, p. 14 in part

Venericardia alticostata (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, pp. 1419, 1423, 1424 in
part; Harris, 1919, p. 82, pl. 30, figs. 1, 2, not figs. 3-5; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 951, Nos. 653, 654 only

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) sillimani Lea, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 110, pl. 14, figs. 1-4

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 5253 ANSP [fide Harris notebook, 1895c]

Venericardia simplex (Wood), Dall, 1903a; not Wood, 1871, p. 151
See Venericardia gulielmi Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia (Venericor) smithii Aldrich Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1894b, p. 42 in part. Not
Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Venericardia smith Aldrich, 1894b, p. 248, pl. 12, figs. la, 1b; Dall,
1908a, pp. 1422, 1425; Grabau and Shimer, 1909, p. 544, fig. 747 [rt.
valve] [smithi]; F. B. Plummer, 1933, pp. 548, 547, 551, 552, 811, 812,
pl. 8, figs. 4a, 4b; Chavan, 1936a, p. 117

Venericardia planicosta smithi Aldrich, Harris, 1896, p. 59 in part,
pl. 4, fig. 14 copy Aldrich; pl. 5, figs. 1, 2; Woods, 1922, p. 68

Venericardia (Venericor) smithti Aldrich, Gardner, 1935, pp. 157, 160,
pl. 12, figs. 3, 4 copies syntypes; Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 185,
pl. 48, figs. 2, 3; Shimer and Shrock. 1944, p. 419, pl. 167, fig. 15
copy Aldrich (smithi)

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.; Kin-
caid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities —_ALA.: Wilcox Co., “Prairie Creek, near Allenton, hills
in and near Mr. McConnico’s plantation” (type). GA.: Schley
Co., Wall’s Crossing, 4 mi. E. of Ellaville. See Harris, 1896 for
additional localities. See Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 186 for
Texas localities

Types.—Syntypes, No. 638913 USNM (figs. 1, la); No. 4 GSATC
(fig. 1b)

Venericardia (Venericor) stewarti Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia horatiana Gardner, Stewart, 1930, p. 161 in part
Venericardia (Venericor) stewarti Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 178,
pl. 39, figs. 4, 6, 7

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.; Cook
Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, a short distance be-

low Lisbon Ldg., Alabama R., Bed 4, Cooke sec. (type). TEXAS:
Sabine Co., Sulphur Branch, near Sabinetown, Sabine R.

Types.—Holotype, No. 154933; paratype, No, 116027 USNM

344 BULLETIN 218

Venericardia (?) subquadrata (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita subquadrata Conrad, 1848a, p. 298; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl.
14, fig. 10; Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (reprint, 1939, p. 10);
Harris, 1919, p. 86. Not Cardita subquadrata Gabb, 1860a; Gabb,
1860d

Venericardia subquadrata (Conrad), Conrad, 1865a, p. 8 “A” error;
“2” subquadrata Conrad, 1866a, p. 5; Harris, 1919, pl. 31, fig. 7 copy
Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne ger.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 99

Venericardia (?) subrotunda (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita subrotunda Conrad, 1848a, p. 298; Conrad, 1848b, p. 129, pl. 14,
fig. 11; Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (reprint, 1939, p. 10); Harris,
1919, p. 86

Venericardia subrotunda (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1424; Harris, 1919,
pl. 31, fig. 9 copy Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orange-
burg District” (type)

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 100

Venericardia tetrica (Conrad)
See Cardita tetrica Conrad nomen nudum

Venericardia (?) texalana Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia trapaquara Harris, 1919, p. 81 in part, pl. 30, fig. 7;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 967, No. 659 only

Venericardia trapaquara subsp. texalana Gardner, 1927, p. 370, figs.

Men cmienedia texalana Gardner, F. B. Plummer, 1938, p. 811, pl. 8, figs.
5a, 5

Venericardia trapaquara texalana Gardner, Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 106 “not subspecies V. (C.) trapaquara Harris”

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type) (fide Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining), middle Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Burleson Co., Black Shoals, Brazos R. (type)
[same as Collier’s Ferry fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining,
1957, p. 106]

Type.—Holotype, ANSP

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) tortidens Harris Carditidae

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) tortidens Harris, 1919, p. 87, pl. 31, figs.
12, 12a, 12b; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 74, pl. 17, figs. 24, 27-29
copy Harris, 1919; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 967

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R. (type);
Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 672, 672a PRI

Venericardia transversa Lea
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) alticostata (Conrad)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 345

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) trapaquara Harris Carditidae

Venericardia trapaquara Harris, 1895a, p. 48, pl. 1, fig. 7; 1919, p. 81
in part, pl. 30, figs. 6, 8 (type), 9 (not fig. 7=V. texalana Gardner) ;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, pp. 68, 71; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 967

Venericardia, n. sp. Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 104

Venericardia (Claibornicardia) trapaquara Harris, Stenzel, Krause,
and Twining, 1957, p. 114, pl. 14, figs. 6-11

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

2£F.

Localities—TEXAS: Robertson Co., Cedar Cr., SE. corner of
Wheelock League, 200 yds. N. of Brazos Co. line (Bur. Ec. Geol.
loc. No. 197-T-3) (type); Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos
R.; Houston Co., bluff left bank Trinity R., 0.85 mi. air-line dis-
tance N. of Alabama Ferry

Type.—Holotype, No. 20502 BEG

Venericardia trapaquara texalana Gardner C
See Venericardia (?) texalana Gardner

Venericardia (?) trapezium (Tuomey) Carditidae
Cardita trapezium Tuomey, 1853, p. 194; Dall, 1903a, p. 1424

Range.—Cretaceous mixed with Eocene. Near Wilmington, N.C.
Cretaceous is in contact with Tertiary. (Stanton, 1891, pp. 333-
334; Stephenson, 1923, p. 192; Kellum, 1926, p. 3)

Locality—N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington (type)

Type.—Unknown

Venericardia (Venericor) turneri Gardner and Bowles Carditidae

Venericardia (Venericor) turneri Gardner and Bowles, 1939, p. 179,
pl. 41, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
i ag a Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee
. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 372921 USNM

Venericardia vicksburgiana Dall Carditidae

Venericardia vicksburgiana Dall, 1908a, p. 1428, pl. 56, fig. 6; Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 690

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Ocala ls.”, Ocala gr.
Locality —FLA.: Marion Co., Martin Sta. near Ocala (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 164548 USNM

Venericardia (?) vigintinaria (Conrad) Carditidae

Cardita vigintinaria Conrad, 1848a, p. 297; Conrad, 1848b, p. 128, pl.
14, fig. 12; Conrad in Wailes, 1854, p. 287 (reprint, 1939, p. 10);
Harris, 1919, p. 86

Venericardia vigintinaria (Conrad), Dall, 1903a, p. 1424; Harris, 1919,
p. 77, pl. 31, fig. 10 copy Conrad (viginitaria)

Range.—Middle Eocene. McBean fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Locality.—S.C.: Calhoun Co., “St. Matthew’s Parish, Orangeburg
District” (type)

Type.—Missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 109 C. virgintinaria [sic]

346 BULLETIN 218

Venerié@ardia (?) whitei Gardner Carditidae

Venericardia alticostata Conrad var., Harris, 1896, p. 57 in part not
pl. 5, fig. 3=V. moa; not Cardita alticostata Conrad, 1833a, p. 342
as stated in Harris, 1896, p. 57

ee ane (alticostata subsp. ?) whitei Gardner, 1923, p. 112, pl.

, fis

Venericardia whitei Gardner, Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 31, fig. 3 copy

Gardner type; Gardner, 1935, p. 166 under subgenus Glyptoactis

Range.—Paleocene. Tehuacana mem. (type), Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Localities —TEXAS: Uvalde Co., bluff on Frio R. % mi. below
Evans’ (Myrick’s) apiary (type); 11 mi. S. of Sabinal, a few
hundred yards S. of the junction of Elm Cr. with Sabinal Cr.

Type.—Holotype, No. 352269 USNM

Venericardia (?) wilcoxensis Dall Carditidae

Venericardia alticostata Conrad “var.” Harris, 1896, p. 58 in part, pl.
4, fig. 12 not of Conrad; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 419, pl. 167,
fig. 16 (alticosta sic) copy Harris, 1896; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.
951 No. 38 only

Venericardia wilcoxensis Dall, 1903a, p. 1426, pl. 54, fig. 12; Schuchert,
et al., 1905, p. 690; Harris, 1919, p. 84, pl. 30, fig. 11; Cooke, 1926a,
pl. 93, fig. 4; Semmes, 1929, fig. 51-4; F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 811,
pl. 8, figs. 3a, 3b; Gardner, 1985, p. 163, pl. 14, fig. 1 holotype, figs.
2, 3 copy Cooke; Rutsch, 1943, p. 156; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 968

ae Re wilcoxensis tripla Dall, 1903a, p. 1426; Gardner, 1935, p.

Range.—Paleocene. Matthews Ldg. mem. (type), uppermost Por-
ters Creek fm., upper Midway er.

Localities—ALA.: Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg., 9 mi. W. of Cam-
den, sec. 12, T. 12 N., R. 6 E., Alabama R. (type from specimen
also Schuchert, et al.) ; Dale’s Br., 1 mi. NW. of Oak Hill (Gard-
ner, 1935, not type as stated, p. 164); near Graveyard Hill

Type.—Holotype, No. 164542 USNM

Venericardia wilcoxensis tripla Dall=V. wilcoxensis Dall

Ven eninge wilcoxensis tripla Dall, 1903a, p. 1426; Gardner, 1935, p.
64

In 1903 Dall called attention to a specimen the ribs of which could be
differentiated from the typical V. wilcoxensis and gave the name tripla
as a “variety”. The specimen so-named is available. The form does not
seem to be worthy of a separate name from the species, V. wilcoxensis.
To satisfy nomenclatorial procedure, we designate the specimen No. 129-
897 USNM as the lectotype of tripla. Thus established, the name falls in
the synonymy of V. wilcoxensis Dall, which see.

Range.—Paleocene. Naheola fm. (type), upper Midway gr.

Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co., Dale’s Branch near Allentown (loc.
287 USGS) (type). Also indicated as Dale’s Br., 1 mi. NW. of
Oak Hill P.O. (3106 USGS)

Type.—Lectotype tripla, herein designated, No. 129897 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 347

Venericardia (?) withlacoochensis Richards Carditidae

Venericardia withlacoochensis Richards in Richards and Palmer, 1953,
p. 47, pl. 10, fig. 5

Range.—Upper Eocene. Inglis fm. (type), lower Ocala gr.

Locality —FLA.: Levy Co., a rd. metal pit 2.9 mi. S. of N. limits
of Gulf Hammock just SW. of State Road 55 in SW. % sec. 34,
T. 14S., R. 16 E. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. I-7539 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Venericardia, n. sp. Renick and Stenzel, 1931
See Venericardia (Claibornicardia) trapaquara Harris

Venericardia “sp. nov.” Harris, 1894b, pl. 1, fig. 7
See Venericardia moa Gardner and Bowles

Venericardia sp. Carditidae

Venericardia scabricostata (Guppy), Richards and Palmer, 1953, p. 47,
pl. 10, figs. 1, 2; not Cardita scabricostata Guppy, 1886, p. 292, pl.
18, fig. 10; not Maury, 1917 [not 1919 as in Richards and Palmer],
p. 198, pl. 33, fig. 1

Range.—Middle Eocene. Avon Park ls., upper Claiborne gr. Upper
Eocene. Inglis fm., lower Ocala gr.

Localities —FLA.; Levy Co., road metal pit 2.9 mi. south of north
limits of Gulf Hammock, just SW. of State Road 55 in
SW. % sec. 34, T. 14 S., R. 16 E.; New Lebanon dolomite pit,
sec. 12, T. 16 S., R. 16 E.; dredged channel of Waccassassa R.
in SW. 4% SW. % sec. 8, T. 14 S., R. 16 E. below bridge on
State Road 55; along Withlacoochee R. at dam of Florida Power
Corp. in SW. 4% SW. % sec. 8, T. 17 S., R. 17 E.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. I-7533, I-7534 Fla. Geol. Sur.

Venericardia sp. Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck var., Richards, 1948, p. 2, pl. 1, fig.
6; Richards, 1950, pp. 14, 75, fig. 68f. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Range.—Middle Eocene. (? Claiborne gr.)
Locality —N.C.: Johnston Co., about 3 mi. W. of Clayton
Type.—Figured specimen, probably ANSP

“Venericardia” sp. [yg. fide Meyer] Carditidae

Micromeris senex Meyer, 1886b, p. 81, pl. 3, fig. 22; Meyer, 1887a, p.
16 said it was a young Venericardia; Dall, 1903a, p. 1480 appeared
to agree; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 78, pl. 18, fig. 19

Astarte (Micromeris) senex Meyer, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 200, pl. 27,
fig. 30 copy Meyer

Crassatella (Micromeris) senex Meyer, Museum label Alabama Muse-
um Natural History

Range.—Upper Eocene. “Bed g” 1st bed above Scutella bed, lower
Jackson gr.

si ps lil Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff “bed g”, Alabama
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 65 GSATC

348 BULLETIN 218

Venericardia (Pleuromeris) sp. Carditidae
Venericardia parva var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460; Harris and
Palmer, 1946, p. 75, pl. 17, figs. 19-21; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 959.
Not V. Jacksonensis Conrad, 1866a nomen nudum
Not Venericardia inflatior var. Jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 460

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.

Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson

Type.—Holotype We parva jacksonensis JHU fide Harris, 1946;
not found USNM 1962

Venericardia sp. Carditidae
Venericardia sp., Kellum, 1926, p. 238, pl. 3, fig. 4

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., Jackson gr.
Locality —N.C.: New Hanover Co., Wilmington
Type.——Figured specimen, No. 353250 USNM

Venericardia sp. Carditidae
Venericardia planicosta Lamark “var.’”’ Harris and Palmer, 1946, p.
65, pl. aot figs. 1-11; pl. 16, figs. 1-6, 9; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp.
960, 96
Venericardia (Venericor) planicosta cf. densata Conrad, Wilbert, 1953,
p. 1238, pl. 2) ties

Range.—Upper Eocene. Lower and upper Jackson gr.

Localities —ARK.: St. Francis Co., Crow Cr.; Jefferson Co.,
White Bluff, Arkansas R. MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson. LA.:
Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.; Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill,
Ouachita R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 4256—4267 PRI

Venericardia sp. Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta gamma Harris, 1919, p. 77, pl. 28, fig. 3; pl.
29, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 962

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., [upper Lisbon fm.], upper
Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Lisbon Bluff, Alabama R.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 640 PRI

Venericardia spp. Carditidae

Venericardia planicosta Lamarck, Harris, 1897b, p. 54, pl. 9, figs. 1,
2,3; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 960. Not Lamarck, 1801, p. 123

Range.—Lower Eocene. Middle and upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Localities —ALA.: Monroe Co., Bells Ldg., Alabama R.; Clarke
Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 156, 157 PRI (8d specimen lost)

Venericardia spp. Carditidae
Venericardia spp. Gardner, 1935, pp. 166, 168, 170, 171

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.; Wills Point
fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities -TEXAS: Medina Co., Verde Cr., 4% mi. NE. of
Hondo; Hunt Co., 14 mi. SE. of Greenville; Bazar Co., Jet

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 349

Crossing, 3 mi. below Garza Crossing; Guadalupe Co., Guada-
lupe R., 214 mi. above power house S. of Sequin
Types.—Unfigured specimens not found USNM, 1962

Venericardia spp. Carditidae
Venericardia cf. nodifera Kellum, Harris, 1951, p. 16, pl. 7, figs. 9-11;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 958. Not Kellum 1926, p. 36 Miocene

Range.—vUpper Eocene. “Ocala ls.” Ocala gr.
Localities —FLA.: Marion Co., E. of Kendrick; 1 mi. 8. of Reddick
Types.—Figured specimens, 24476-24478 PRI

Veniella decisa Morton, Whitfield
See Veniella sp.

Veniella ? rhomboidea (Conrad) Arcticidae
(also placed in Pleurophoridae)

VAapotee 2 phomboren Conrad, 1853a, p. 275, pl. 24, fig. 7 (Dall reprint,

, p. 161)

Veniella ? rhomdoidea (Conrad), Whitfield, 1885, p. 215, pl. 28, figs.
12, 18 type; Johnson, 1905, p. 14; Weller, 1907, p. 538, pl. 58, figs.

Range.—Lower Eocene. Manasquan fm. (type)

Locality —N.J.: Ocean Co., near New Egypt; Monmouth Co., near
Farmingdale; Burlington Co. (type)

Type——Iin ANSP 1905, fide Johnson

Veniella sp. Arcticidae
(also placed in Pleurophoridae)
Veniella decisa (Morton), Whitfield, 1885, p. 145, pl. 19, figs. 15, 16
not Cardita decisa Morton, 1833a, p. 292; 1833b, pl. 9, fig. 3 see
Weller, 1907, p. 541; Whitfield, 1899, p. 166
Veniella ? decisa (Morton), Weller, 1907, p. 540, pl. 58, figs. 25-26
Whitfield’s specimen

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm.?
Localities.—N.J.; 2? Co., Blue-Ball; Gloucester Co., I. Stratton,

near Mullica Hill
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 7492 N.J. St. Mus. Trenton

Venus discoidalis (Conrad)
See Rhadopitaria discoidalis (Conrad)

“Venus” [indet.] jacksonensis Meyer Veneridae
Venus jacksonensis Meyer, 1887a, p. 12, pl. 2, fig. 4; Palmer, 1927/1929,

p. 195, pl. 33, fig. 9 copy Meyer
“Venus” jacksonensis Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 96, pl. 21,

fig. 9a copy Meyer
Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Br. fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Locality.—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638890 USNM

Venus poulsoni (Conrad)
See Pitar poulsoni (Conrad)

350 BULLETIN 218

Venus retisculpta Meyer
See Textivenus retisculpta (Meyer)

Venus ripleyana Gabb
See Pitar ripleyana (Gabb)

Venus subcrassa (Lea)
See Rhabdopitaria subcrassa (Lea)

Venus trigoniata (Lea)
See Katherinella trigoniata (Lea)

Venus vespertina Conrad
See ? Pitar vespertina (Conrad)

Verticordia (Trigonulina) cossmanni Dall Verticordiidae
“Verticordia eocoenensis Langdon em.”, Cossmann, 1893, p. 7, pl. 1, fig.
6

Verticordia (Trigonulina) cossmanni Dall, 1903a, p. 1512 Eocene only;
Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 112, pl. 23, fig. 23 copy Cossmann; Sten-
zel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 179

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Br. fm. (type), lower Jackson gr.

Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)

Type.—Specimen figured, formerly Cossmann Coll., Lab. Geol.,
Sorbonne, Paris. Not present in June, 1962 fide M. Beauvais

Verticordia (Verticordia) eocensis Langdon Verticordiidae

Verticordia Hocensis Langdon, 1886, p. 208 described; Aldrich, 1886, p.
AO, pl. 6, fig. 138 figured; Harris, 1919, p. 182 in part, pl. 55, fig. 13
not fig. 14 copy Dall; Harris and Palmer, 1946, p. 111, pl. "93, fig.
24; Stenzel, Krause, "and Twining, 1957, p. 179 V. ( Verticordia) :
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 973

Not Verticordia eocoenensis Langdon em., Cossmann, 1893, p. 7, pl. 1,
fig. 6 not of Langdon. See Verticordia cossmanni

Not Verticordia eocenensis Langdon em. Dall, 1900, p. 1198, pl. 42, figs.

13, 14; Dall, 1903a, p. 1510 in part; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 692 see
Verticordia sp.

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type), label with Aldrich specimen. Langdon indicated Clai-
borne and Jackson originally. Type (Aldrich) is from Claiborne.

Type.—Holotype, No. 638722 USNM

“Verticordia eocoenensis Langdon em.” Cossmann
See Verticordia (Trigonulina) cossmanni Dall

Verticordia eocensis Langdon “var.” Harris, 1919
See Verticordia sp.

Verticordia eocensis sotoensis Aldrich |
See Verticordia (Trigonulina) sctoensis Aldrich

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 351

Verticordia (Haliris) granuloides Aldrich Verticordiidae
Verticordia (Haliris) granuloides Aldrich, 1908b, p. 75, pl. 5, fig. 10

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 639057 USNM

Verticordia (Haliris) mississippiensis Dall Verticordiidae
Verticordia (Haliris) mississippiensis Dall, 1900, p. 1198, pl. 42, fig. 1;
Dall, 1903a, p. 1510; Schuchert, e¢ al., 1905, p. 692; Harris, 1919,

p. 181, pl. 55, fig. 9; Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 179

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., a cut on Southern R.R. about 0.4
ve N. of highway overpass of U.S. Highway 11 at Wautubbee
type) 3
Type.—Holotype, No. 107453 USNM

Verticordia (Haliris) quadrangularis (Aldrich) Verticordiidae

Verticordia quadrangularis Aldrich, 1903, p. 101, pl. 4, figs. 22, 23;
Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 179

Range.—Lower Oligocene
Locality—MISS.: Wayne Co., Red Bluff (type, from label with
holotype) =Hiwanee sta., Chickasawhay R.

Although this is an Oligocene species it is included in this catalogue
because information has been lacking as to the locality from which it
was described. The problem is solved because the label which was
with the holotype in the Aldrich Coll. stated Red Bluff, Miss.

Type.—Holotype, No. 644634 USNM

Verticordia (Trigonulina) satex Gardner Verticordiidae

Verticordia satex Gardner, 1927, p. 367, figs. 22, 23
Verticordia (Trigonulina) satex Gardner, Stenzel, Krause, and Twin-
ing, 1957, p. 178

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne

£rT.

Localities —_TEXAS: Burleson Co., Moseleys Ferry, Stone City
Bluff, Brazos R. (type). LA.: Winn Par., St. Maurice; Jackson
Par., in gullies N. of old Quitman-Liberty Hill rd. and W. of
Madden Cr., 3.6 mi. W. on rd. from Quitman R.R. crossing,
Bur. Eco. Geol. loc. No. La. 7

Type.—Holotype, No. 369240 USNM

Verticordia (Trigonulina) sotoensis Aldrich Verticordiidae
Verticordia sotoensis Aldrich, 1903, p. 100, pl. 4, figs. 19-21
Verticordia eocensis var. sotoensis Aldrich, Harris, 1919, p. 182, pl. 55,

fig. 10-12
Verticordia (Trigonulina) sotoensis Aldrich, Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 178

352 BULLETIN 218

~Range.—Middle Eocene. (Archusa ml. mem. fide Stenzel, et al,
1957, p. 178), Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Localities —MISS.: Clarke Co., De Soto (type from type label) ;
Meleod's mill, Suwanlovey Cr., 6 mi. W. DeSoto Station on rail-
road.
Types.—Syntypes, No. 639021 USNM (figs. 19, 20); 2 unfigured
syntypes, No. 639022 USNM;; fig. 21 missing, 1962

Verticordia sp. Verticordiidae

Verticordia sp. Harris, 1896, p. 71, pl. 6, fig. 16; Stenzel, Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 177; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 973

Range.—Paleocene. Matthews Ldg. mem., uppermost Porters Cr.
fm., upper Midway gr.

Locality —ALA.: Wilcox Co., 1 mi. W. of Oak Hill P.O.

Type.—Figured specimen, lost PRI prior to 1937

Verticordia sp. Verticordiidae

Verticordia eocenensis Langdon em. Dall 1903a, p. 1510 in part, not
Langdon, pl. 42, figs. 13, 14; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 692; Harris,
1919, pl. 55, fig. 14 copy Dall

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.; Clarke Co., Wahtubbee [sic] Wautubbee Hillls
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 107452 USNM

Verticordia sp. Verticordiidae

Verticordia eocensis Langdon “var.” Harris, 1919, p. 182, pl. 55, figs.
15, 16; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 973

Range—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.;
Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Newton Co., Hickory. TEXAS: Sabine Co.,
Outcrop 21, Sabine R. opposite SW. corner SE. % sec. 35, T.
5 N., R. 138 W.; Sabine Par., La. (Veatch Survey, 1902, p. 129)

Types.—Figured specimens, Nos. 1269, 1270 PRI

Verticordia sp. Verticordiidae

Verticordia (Trigonulina) dalliana Aldrich var. Harris and Palmer,
Looe 112 in part, pl. 23, fig. 26 not 25; Brann and Kent, 1960,
Deo

Range.—Upper Eocene. Tullos mem., Yazoo cl., upper Jackson gr.
Locality —LA.: Caldwell Par., Bunker Hill Ldg., Ouachita R.
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4396 PRI

Vokesula aldrichi (Meyer) Corbulidae
Corbula rugosa Lamarck, Heilprin, 1881, p. 364. Not Lamarck, 1806a,
467

Corbula oniscus Conrad, Heilprin, 1881, p. 364. Not Conrad, 1833a

Corbula gibbosa Lea, Heilprin, 1881, p. 364. Not Lea, 1833

Corbula aldrichi Meyer, 1885b, p. 67; Meyer, 1886b, p. 83, pl. 1, fig. 21;
de Gregorio, 1890, p. 234, pl. 37, fig. 21 copy Meyer; Cossmann, 1893,
p. 7; Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 74; Harris, 1897b, p. 67, pl. 13,
figs. 12, 18, 18a; Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 163, pl. 32, figs. 3, 3a,
4, 4a, 5, 5a, 6, 6a [not Aldrich as in reference]; Harris 1919, p. 189,
pl. 57, figs. 7-9; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 431, pl. 172, fig. 13, 14
copy Clark and Martin; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 255, 256

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 353

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) aldrichi Meyer, Dall, 1898b, pp. 841, 842

Corbula (Caryocorbula) aldrichi Meyer, Barry, 1942+, p. 73, pl. 10,
figs. 2, 3; Gardner, 1945, p. 132 in part

Cf, Vokesula aldricht (Meyer), Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p.

Range.——Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. Md. horizons see Clarke and Martin
Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, near mouth of Bashi
Cr., Tombigbee R. (type); Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg. Alabama
R.; 4 mi. above Hamilton Bluff, Alabama R.; Dale Co., Ozark;
NE. Washington Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee R. For
TEXAS and LA. localities see Barry, 1942+. For MD. localities

see Clark and Martin, 1901.

Type.—Holotype, No. 37 GSATC

Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris) Corbulidae
Conaale races Lamark, Heilprin, 1891la, p. 401. Not Lamarck, 1806a,
p. 46 is

Se eae Meyer var. smithvillensis Harris, 1895a, p. 52, pl. 3,

1gsS. 0, 0a

Corbula (Cuneocorbula) gregoriot Cossmann, Dall, 1898b, p. 843 in
part. Not Cossmann, 1893

Corbula smithvillensis Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 188 in part, pl. 57, figs.
12-17, not figs. 10, 11; Deussen, 1924, p. 67 in part (loc. I and N
only), pl. 22, figs. 7, 7a; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p. 107, not. p. 103;
Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 41, figs. 6, 7; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 270
in part, p. 271, not Nos. 1341, 1342 (=var. petropolitana)

“Corbula” smithvillensis Harris, Vokes, 1944, p. 621 “probably
Caestocorbula”

Corbula (Varicorbula) smithvillensis Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 128 in
part, not pl. 9, figs. 2-4, 7-9=var. petropolitana Stenzel and Twin-
ing

Vokesula smithvillensis smithvillensis (Harris), Stenzel. Krause, and
Twining, 1957, p. 174, pl. 21, figs. 11-21

Range.—Middle Eocene. Viesca mem, (type), Weches fm., middle
Claiborne gr.; Cane R. fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Bastrop Co., bluff on right bank of Colorado
R. at Smithville about 625 feet downstream from the new bridge
on State Highway 71 (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No, 11-T.-2) (type);
Burleson Co., Burleson Shell Bluff, Brazos R.; Moseleys Ferry
(Stone City Bluff), Brazos R.; Robertson Co., Cedar Cr., Whee-
lock League; Elm Cr.; Cherokee Co., 2 mi. E. of Alto; Berry-
mans Land; 2 mi. S. of Mt. Selman P.O.; Gonzales Co., 1 mi. S.
of Nevilles; Nacogdoches Co., 15 mi. SE. of Nacogdoches; Hous-
ton Co., Alum Bluff, Trinity R. MISS.; Clarke Co., near Enter-
prise

Types.—Holotype and paratype, No. 462 Old Texas Geology Sur-
vey Coll. eae: No. 35498 BEG, unfigured paratypes, No.
35499 BE :

Vokesula smithvillensis petropolitana Stenzel and Twining Corbulidae

Corbula smithvillensis Harris, Harris, 1919, p. 188 in part, pl. 57, figs.
10-11, not figs. 12-17; Deussen, 1924, p. 67 in part (loc. E, F, and P

354 BULLETIN 218

See not pl. 22, figs. 7, 7a; Renick and Stenzel, 1931, p: 103, not

Cobula (Varicorbula) smithvillensis Harris, Gardner, 1945, p. 128
in part, pl. 9, figs. 2-4, 7-9

Vokesula smithvillensis petropolitana Stenzel and Twining, in Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 176, pl. 21, figs. 22-29; pl. 22, figs. 1- 6

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Clai-
borne gr.; Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr

be ee Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.

pe

Types.—Holotype No. 20624 (pl. 22, figs. 1, 2) BEG, paratypes
No. 20620 (pl. 21, figs. 22, 23) BEG, No. 20621 (pl. 21, figs.
24, 25) BEG, No. 20618 (pl. 21, figs. 26, 27) BEG, No. 20619
(pl. 21, figs. 28, 29) BEG, No. 20625 (pl. 22, figs. 3, 4) BEG.
Plate 22, figs. 5, 6 missing 1964

Volsella
See Modiolus

Volsella alabamensis (Aldrich)
See Brachidontes alabamensis (Aldrich)
See also Brachidontes potomacensis (Clark)

Volsella (Brachidontes) cretacea (Conrad)
See Modiolus cretaceus Conrad

Volsella (Arcoperna) filosa Conrad
See Arcoperna filosa Conrad

Volsella saffordi (Gabb)
See cf. Brachidontes saffordi (Gabb)

Volsella ? tenuis (Meyer)
See Crenella? tenuis (Meyer)

Volsella sp.
See Modiolus sp.

Vulsella ocalensis MacNeil
See Exputens ocalensis (MacNeil)

Xylophaga ? mississippiensis Meyer and Aldrich Pholadidae

Xylophaga ? mississippiensis Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, pp. 46, 50, pl. 2,

fig. 24; Harris, 1919, p. 198, pl. 59, fig. 18 copy Meyer and Aldrich
[credited Meyer only]; Dall, 1898b, p. 821 [credited Aldrich only]

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Newton Co., Newton (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 688748 USNM

Yoldia albaria Conrad
See Nuculana albaria (Conrad)

Yoldia aldrichiana Harris
See Calorhadia (Litorhadia) aldrichiana (Harris)

Yoldia claibornensis (Conrad)
See Orthoyoldia claibornensis (Conrad)

Yoldia corpulentoides Aldrich
See Nuculana corpulentoides (Aldrich)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 355

Yoldia cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)
See Nuculana cultelliformis (Rogers and Rogers)

Yoldia eborea (Conrad)
See Jupiteria (Ledina) smirna (Dall)
See also Jupiteria (Ledina) jonesi Gardner

Yoldia kindlei Harris
See Cf. Orthoyoldia kindlei (Harris)

Yoldia protexta Conrad not Gabb
See Nuculana albaria (Conrad)

Yoldia psammotaea Dall
See Orthoyoldia psammotaea (Dall)

Yoldia psammotaea Dall, Harris, 1919
See Orthoyoldia spp.

Yoldia (Nuculana ?) psammotaea Dall “var.’”’, Harris and Palmer, 1946
See Orthoyoldia ? spp. ‘

Yoldia psammotaea orangeburgensis Harris
See Orthoyoldia psammotaea orangeburgensis (Harris)

Yoldia psammotaea ? var. rubamnis Harris
See Orthoyoldia rubamnis (Harris)

Yoldia psammotaea vivianensis Harris
See Orthoyoldia psammotaea vivianensis (Harris)

Yoldia sp. Harris and Palmer, 1946
See Orthoyoldia spp.

AMPHINEURA

Chiton antiquus Conrad
See Chiton (Trachyodon) eocenensis Conrad

Chiton (Trachyodon) eocenensis Conrad Chitonidae

Chiton antiquus Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 6 name only; d’Or-
bigny, 1850, p. 372; Conrad, 1856aa, p. 266; Conrad, 1865a, p. 34;
Conrad, 1865d, p. 212, pl. 20, fig. 7; Conrad, 1866a, p. 10; de Gre-
gorio, 1890, p. 170, pl. 16, fig. 38 copy Conrad; Harris, 1895b, p. 5

Chiton Eocenensis Conrad, 1856a, p. 266; Conrad, 1865a, p. 34;
Conrad, 1865d, p. 212, pl. 20, fig. 6; Conrad, 1866a, p. 10; de Gre-
gorio, 1890, p. 170, pl. 16, fig. 39 copy Conrad; Cossmann, 1893, p.
20 eocaenensis [sic]; Harris, 1895b, p. 19

Chiton (Trachyodon) eocenensis Conrad, Dall, 1892, p. 433 type species
Trachyodon; Schuchert, et al., 1905, p. 146; Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 527, pl. 216, figs. 15, 16 copies Conrad, 1865d

For preference of specific name eocenensis over specific name
antiquus, first described, see Dall, 1892, p. 434

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne
gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Holotype, Chiton antiquus missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
39. Holotype, Chiton eocenensis missing ANSP Moore, 1962, p.
59

356 BULLETIN 218

“Chiton” prostremus de Gregorio Chitonidae
Chiton prostremus de Gregorio, 1890, p. 170, pl. 16, figs. 40-42

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality.—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type. —Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Trachyodon eocenensis (Conrad)
See Chiton (Trachyodon) eocenensis Conrad

GASTROPODA (Order PTEROPODA)

Bovicornu gracile Meyer Cavolinidae

Bovicornu gracile Meyer, We p. 9, pl. 2, fig. 17; Collins, 1934, p. 213,
pl. 9, fig. 8 type; pl. 138, fig. 4

Metoceras eocenense (Meyer), Dall, 1892, p. 302 in part

Bovicornu eocoenense [sic] (Meyer), Cossmann, 1893, p. 51 Eocene of
Red Bluff

Caecum (Mioceras) gracile (Meyer), Cossmann, 1912b, p. 155

Not Caecum (Mioceras) eocaenense [sic] (Meyer), Cossmann, 1912b.
p. 155 Oligocene not Eocene

Bovicornu gracile Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 464, pl. 62, figs.
21, 22 copies Collins

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type) fide Collins, 1934, p.

214. Not Red Bluff as stated in Meyer, 1887a, p. 9
Type.—Holotype, No. 688880 USNM

Bovicornu eocoenense [sic] (Meyer)
See Bovicornu gracile Meyer

Caecum—see also in Gastropoda, Part II

Caecum (Mioceras) corpulenta (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)

Caecum Mioceras) eocaenense (Meyer), Cossmann, 1912b not Eocene
See under Bovicornu gracile Meyer

Caecum (Mioceras) gracile (Meyer)
See Bovicornu gracile Meyer

Cleodora (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)
Cleodora (Creseis) elba (de Gregorio)
See Clio (Creseis) elba (de Gregorio)
Cleodora (Creseis) hastata (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) hastata (Meyer)
Cleodora (Creseis) sp. cf. hastata (Meyer), Collins, 1934
See Clio (Creseis) sp.
Cleodora (Creseis) nimba de Gregorio
See Clio (Creseis) nimba (de Gregorio)

Cleodora (Creseis) simplex (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) simplex (Meyer)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 357

Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer) Cavolinidae
Shutiola corpulenta Meyer, 1887a, p. 9, pl. 2, fig. 16; Cossmann, 1893,
p.

Meioceras eocenense (Meyer), Dall, 1892, p. 302 in part

Creseis corpulenta (Meyer), Dall, 1892, p. 430

Caecum (Mioceras) corpulenta (Meyer), Cossmann, 1912b, p. 155

Cleodora (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer), Collins, 1934, p. 206, pl. 9,
fig. 4 type; pl. 13, fig.

Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer), Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 462, pl.
62, figs. 25, 26 2 views holotype

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr,
Locality MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638879 USNM

Clio (Creseis) elba (de Gregorio) Cavolinidae

Styliola ? elba de Gregorio, gee . 16, pl. 17, figs. 538-55 fide Collins
(not figs. 13-15 as in expl. p 1.); Dall’ 1892, p. 480 name only

Cleodora (Creseis) elba (de Eh Collins, 1934, p. 210, pl. 12, figs.
53-55 copy De Gregorio

sr he hai aa Presumably Gosport sd. (type) uppermost Clai-

orne gr.

Locality —Presumably ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Ala-
bama R. (type)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. of Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Clio (Creseis) hastata (Meyer) Cavolinidae

Styliola hastata Meyer, 1886b, p. 78, pl. 3, fig. 11 Oligocene; de Gre-
gorio, 1890, p. 15, pl. 17, fig. 56, fig. 57 copy Meyer as Stiliola [sic]

Creseis hastata (Meyer), Dall, 1892, pp. 430, 432

Cleodora (Creseis) hastata (Meyer), Collins, 1934, p. 204, pl. 9, fig. 1;
Di ts, Tiss. 1,2

Clio (Creseis) ‘hastata (Meyer), Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 517, pl.
213, figs. 32-34 copies Collins; Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 463

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
(Collins). Oligocene (type)

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., near Jackson; Clarke Co., Garland
Cr. (Collins) ; Warren Co., Vicksburg (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 644595 USNM

Clio (Creseis) nimba (de Gregorio) Cavolinidae

Styliola ? nimba de Gregorio, 1890, p. 16, pl. 17, figs. 46-51; Dall, 1892,
p. 430 name only
Cleodora (Creseis) nimba (de Gregorio), Collins, 1934, p. 209, pl. 12,

figs. 46-51
goa ——Eocene. Presumably Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Clai-
orne gr
Locality. oP reeuinabie ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Ala-
bama R. (type)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. of Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

358 BULLETIN 218

Clio (Creseis) simplex (Meyer) Cavolinidae
Saale simplex Meyer, 1886b, p. 78, pl. 3, fig. 10; Cossmann, 1893, p.

Gea simplex (Meyer), Dall, 1892, p. 430

Cleodora (Creseis) simplex (Meyer), Collins, 1934, p. 207, pl. 9, fig. 5
type; pl. 13, fig. 6

Clio ( Creseis ) simplex (Meyer), Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 463, pl.
62, figs. 23, 24 two views holotype

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality —MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch, Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638841 USNM

Clio (Creseis) sp. Cavolinidae
Creseis sp. Aldrich, 1895b, p. 5, pl. 1, fig.
Cleodora (Creseis) sp. cf. hastata (ee Collins, 1934, p. 205, pl. 9,
fig. 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality TEXAS: Robertson Co., Wheelock
Type.—Figured specimen not found USNM 1963

Creseis corpulenta (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)

Creseis elba (de Gregorio)
See Clio (Creseis) elba (de Gregorio)

Creseis hastata (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) hastata (Meyer)

Creseis nimba (de Gregorio)
See Clio (Creseis) numba (de Gregorio)

Creseis simplex (Meyer)
See Clio (Creseis) simplex (Meyer)

Creseis sp. Aldrich, 1895b
See Clio (Creseis) sp.

Limacina choctavensis (Aldrich) Limacinidae

Physa choctavensis Aldrich, 1887, p. 83

Spirialis choctavensis (Aldrich), Aldrich, 1895b, 5; pl.:25 fig. 10;
Harris, 1899a, p. 103, pl. 12, fig. 24; Brann and Kent 1960, p. 807

Limacina choctavensis (Aldrich), Collins, 1934, p. 176, pl. ts fig. 2 type

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality——ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type)

Types.—Syntypes, No. 638860 USNM (Aldrich, 1895b, pl. 2, fig.
10); No. 638861 (3 unfigured specimens); No. 638863 (i un-
canes specimen presumably one of Aldrich’s original 5 syn-
ypes

Limacina elongatoidea (Aldrich) Limacinidae
Physa elongatoidea Aldrich, 1887, p. 83
Spirialis elongatoidea (Aldrich), Aldrich, 1895b, p. 5, pl. 2, fig. 9;
Harris, 1899a, p. 103, pl. 12, fig. 25 holotype

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 359

Limacina elongatoides [sic] (Aldrich), Collins, 1934, p. 177, pl. 7, fig. 1
type

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., Choctaw Corner (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638862 USNM

Meioceras—see also in Gastropoda, Part II

Meioceras eocenense (Meyer), Dall, 1892 in part
See Bovicornu gracile Meyer
See also Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)

Mioceras

See Meioceras
Mioceras corpulenta Meyer

See Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)
Mioceras eocaenense (Meyer) fs

See Bovicornu gracile Meyer
Mioceras gracile (Meyer)

See Bovicornu gracile Meyer
Physa—see also in Gastropoda, Part II
Physa choctavensis Aldrich

See Limacina choctavensis (Aldrich)
Physa elongatoidea Aldrich

See Limacina elongatoidea (Aldrich)
Spirialis choctavensis (Aldrich)

See Limacina choctavensis (Aldrich)

Spirialis elongatoidea (Aldrich)
See Limacina elongatoidea (Aldrich)

Spiratella augustana Gardner Limacinidae
Spiratella augustana Gardner, 1951, p. 10, fig. 2

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tallahatta fm. (type), lower Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Clarke Co., between 15-20 ft. below contact of
Tallahatta and Lisbon fms. and 4 ft. above stream bed of Little
Stave Cr., 414 mi. N. of Jackson (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 560589 USNM
Styliola corpulenta Meyer
See Clio (Creseis) corpulenta (Meyer)

Styliola ? elba de Gregorio

See Clio (Creseis) elba (de Gregorio)
Styliola hastata Meyer

See Clio (Creseis) hastata (Meyer)
Styliola ? nimba de Gregorio

See Clio (Creseis) nimba (de Gregorio)
Styliola simplex Meyer

See Clio (Creseis) simplex (Meyer)

360 BULLETIN 218

Tibiella marshi Meyer Cavolinidae
Tibiella Marshi Meyer, 1884, p. 110, text fig.; Dall, 1892, p. 482; Col-
lins, 1934, p. 226, pl. 14, fig. 1 type
? Trbiella marshalli [sic], Meyer, Zilch, 1959, p. 49, fig. 165 error
for marshi

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Not in Aldrich Coll. USNM fide Wilson, 1963 (pers. com.)

“Tibiella” texana Collins Cavolinidae
“Tibiella” texana Collins, 1934, p. 227, pl. 14, figs. 2-5

Range.—Middle Eocene. Weches fm. (type), middle Claiborne gr.
Locality—TEXAS: Bastrop Co., Smithville, Colorado R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 644568 USNM

SCAPHOPODA

Antalis arciforme (Conrad)
See Dentalium (Antalis) arciforme Conrad

Antalis blandum de Gregorio
See Dentalium (Antalis) blandum de Gregorio

Antalis danvillense Palmer
See Dentalium (Antalis) danvillense Palmer

Antalis minutistriatum (Gabb)
See Dentalium (Antalis) minutistriatum Gabb

Antalis mississippiense jacksonense Palmer
See Dentalium (Antalis) mississippiense jacksonense Palmer

Antalis thalloides (Conrad)
See Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad

Antalis thalloides claibornense Palmer
See Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides claibornense Palmer

Antalis vincense Palmer | ;
See Dentalium (Antalis) vincense Palmer

Cadulus (Dischides) abruptus Meyer and Aldrich Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 2, figs. 2; Dall,
1892, p. 444 in part; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4 in part, not pl. 1, figs. 1, 2
[labelled C. subcoarctatus Gabb var.] (=Cadulus sp.); Pilsbry and
Sharp, 1898, p. 235 [erroneous age given]; Harris, 1899a, p. 5 in part
not, pl. 1, fig. 3 (=Cadulus sp.); Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 159 in
part, not pl. 29, fig. 9 (=C. bellulus Clark); Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 523 in part, not pl. 214, fig. 29 copy Clark and Martin
(=C. bellulus); not Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 147 (=—Cadulus sp.)

Cadulus (“Dischides’”’) abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Palmer, 1937, p.
25 in part, pl. 2, figs. 15, 16, 23-25; Le Blanc, 1942+, p. 79 in part,
not pl. 12, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 147

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 361

Range.—Lower Eocene. Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]
gr. (Le Blanc). Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper
Claiborne gr.

Localities—MISS.: Newton Co., Newton (type); Indian Mound,
3 mi. E. of Newton; Hickory; Clarke Co., Wautubbee. ALA.:
Monroe Co., Lisbon Ldg., Alabama R,. TEXAS: Sabine Co.,
pe a mi. downstream from Sabinetown Ferry ldg. (Le

anc

Type.—Holotype, No. 688725 USNM

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901 in part.
Not Meyer and Aldrich, 1886
See Cadulus bellulus Clark

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901 in part.
Not Meyer and Aldrich, 1886
See Cadulus sp.

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Harris, 1899a. Not Meyer and
Aldrich, 1886
See Cadulus sp.

Cadulus aldrichi Gardner Siphonodentaliidae
Not Cadulus subcoarctatus [sic] Gabb, Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4 as in
Gardner, 1935, p. 200
Not Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Harris, 1899a, p. 5 as in
Gardner, 1935, p. 200
Cadulus aldrichi Gardner, 1935, p. 200, pl. 20, fig. 1

Range.—Paleocene. Wills Point fm. ctype); upper Midway er.

Localities —TEXAS: Bexar Co., USGS Sta. No. 8245, "Salado
Creek, 5.8 mi. SE. of San Antonio ner Bastrop Co., 3 mi.
SW. of Cedar Creek P.O.

Type.—Holotype, No. 373066 USNM

Cadulus bellulus Clark Siphondentaliidae
Cadulus bellulus Clark, 1895, p. 5; Clark, 1896, p. 72, pl. 14, fig. 6;
Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 235
Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 159,
pl. 29, fig. 9; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 523 in part, pl. S14, fig.
29 ise Clark and Martin. Not C. ‘abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, 1886,
p. 40

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm. (type)

Localities——VA.: King George Co., Waedatocls (type). MD.:
Charles Co., head of Nanjemoy Cr.; E. and W. of Port Tobacco;
1% and 2 ee mi. above Popes Cr.; Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. SE.
of Piscataway; Upper Marlboro (deep cut near Chesapeake
Beach R. R. station); Calvert Co., well at Chesapeake Beach

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Cadulus compressus Meyer, 1885, p. 463 Jackson; Dall, 1892, p. 444
is a nomen nudum

Cadulus depressus Meyer Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus depressus Meyer, 1884, p. 111 text fig.; Dall, 1892, p. 444;
Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 236; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4; Palmer, 1937,
p. 26, pl. 2, fig. 17 copy Meyer

362 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holoytpe, No. 638695 USNM

Cadulus (Polyschides) jacksonensis Meyer Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus jacksonensis Meyer, 1885a, p. 462; Meyer, 1886b, p. 65, pl. 3,
figs. 8, 8a, 8b; Dall, 1892, p. 444; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4 under new-
tonensis

Cadulus newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich, Dall, 1892, p. 444 in part;
Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 237 (Polyschides) in part

Siphonodentalium ? jacksonense (Meyer), Cossmann, 1893, p. 20

Cf. Cadulus jacksonensis Meyer, Harris, 1894b, p. 157

Cadulus (Polyschides) jacksonensis Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1947,
p. 216, pl. 26, figs. 1-6

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

er.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 638704 USNM

Cadulus juvenis Meyer Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus juvenis Meyer, 1886b, p. 66, pl. 3, fig. 4; Dall, 1892, p. 444;
Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 237

Gadus juvenis (Meyer), Cossmann, 1893, p. 20

Cf. Cadulus juvenis Meyer, Harris, 1894b, p. 157

Cadulus (Cadulus) juvenis Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 216, pl.
26, fig. 14 copy Meyer

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638814 USNM

Cadulus (Polyschides) newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 2, figs. 3, 3a,
3b as Cadulus sp.; Dall, 1892, p. 444 in part; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4

Cadulus (Polyschides) newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich, Pilsbry and
Sharp, 1898, p. 237 in part [age of Newton and Jackson, Miss.,
nena: Palmer, 1937, p. 22, pl. 2, figs. 39, 40 copies Meyer and
Aldric

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities —MISS.: Newton Co., Newton (type); Clarke Co., Wau-
tubbee

Types.—Syntypes (2), No. 638727 USNM

Cadulus newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich, Dall, 1892. Not Meyer and
Aldrich, 1886 : ; ;
See also Cadulus (Polyschides) jacksonensis Meyer

Cadulus (Cadulus) ouachitensis Palmer Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus (Cadulus) ouachitensis Palmer, 1937, p. 21, pl. 2, figs. 18, 19;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 148

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—LA.: Ouachita Par., Lapiniere Ldg., Ouachita R.
(type). TEXAS: Sabine Co., Columbus

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 2644, 2645 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 363

Cadulus (Polyschides) margarita Palmer Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus (Polyschides) quadriturritus Meyer, Palmer, 1937, p. 24 in
part Jackson Eocene. Not Meyer, 1886b, p. 65 Oligocene

Cadulus (Polyschides) margarita Palmer in Harris and Palmer, 1947,
p. 217, pl. 26, figs. 8-11; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 148

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jack-

son gr.

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Moodys Branch (type), Jackson;
Caldwell Par., Gibson Ldg., Ouachita R. TEXAS: Sabine Co., 1
mi. below Robinsons Ferry, Sabine R.; Sabine R. opposite center
sec. 6, T. 3 N., R. 12 W., Sabine Par., La. Outcrop 30 (Veatch,
1902, pp. 181, 182)

Types.—Holotype, No. 4483; paratype, No. 4484 PRI

Cadulus phoenicea Gardner Siphonodentaliidae
Cadulus phoenicea Gardner, 1935, p. 199, pl. 20, fig. 2 S

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., USGS Sta. 5282, clay from bluff
at Webberville (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 370996 USNM

Cadulus quadriturritus Meyer, Palmer, 1937
See Cadulus (Polyschides) margarita Palmer (Jackson Eocene)
See also Cadulus sp. (Claiborne Eocene)

Cadulus (Dischides) subcoarcuatus (Gabb) Siphonodentaliidae

Ditrupa subcoarcuata Gabb, 1860d, p. 386, pl. 67, fig. 47
Gadus subcoarctatus [sic] (Gabb), Conrad, 1866a, p . 10
phe subcoarctatus [sic] (Gabb), Dall, 1892, p. vid Aldrich, 1895b,

Gouin subcoarcuatus (Gabb), Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 238
Cadulus (Dischides) subcoarcuatus (Gabb), Palmer, 1937, p. 24, pl. 2,
fig. 26; pl. 78, fig. 1 holotype; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 148

Range.—Middle Eocene. Wheelock mem. (type), Cook Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Robertson Co., Town Branch of Cedar Creek
near Wheelock (type) (fide Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957,
p. 11); Burleson Co., Stone City Bluff, Brazos R.; Bastrop Co.,
Little Brazos R., 214 mi. above Stone City. Sabine Co., Columbus,
Sabine R.; Sabine R. opposite SW. corner SE. % sec. 35, T. 5
N., R. 18 W. Sabine Par., La. Outcrop 21 (Veatch, 1902, p. 129)

Type.—Holotype, No. 13263 ANSP

Cadulus subcoarctatus [sic] (Gabb) var. Aldrich, 1895b
See Cadulus spp.
See also under Cadulus aldrichi Gardner

Cadulus turgidus Meyer , Siphonodentaliidae
Cadulus turgidus Meyer, 1886b, p. 65, pl. 1, fig. 10; Dall, 1892, p. 444;
Aldrich, 1895b, p. 5; Harris, 1896, p. 73, pl. 7, fig. 2; Pilsbry and
Sharp, 1898, p. 239; Gardner, 1935, p. 199; Shimer and Shrock, 1944,
p. 523, pl. 214, fig. 26 copy Harris; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 148
Siphonodentalium (Cadulus ?) turgidus Meyer, de Gregorio, 1890, p.
173, pl. 17, fig. 44 copy Meyer

364 BULLETIN 218

~~

Range.—Paleocene. Matthews Ldg. beds (type), uppermost Porters
Cr. fm., upper Midway gr.

Localities —ALA.: Wilcox Co., Matthews Ldg., Tombigbee R.
(type); 1 mi. W. of Oak Hill; Dales Branch. TEXAS: Bastrop
Co., USGS Stas. 11696 and 11914, Colorado R., 4 mi. below Web-
berville; USGS Sta. 11890, Colorado R., 2 mi. below Travis Co.
line (Gardner

)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638813 USNM

Cadulus (Polyschides) turritus (I. Lea) Siphonodentaliidae

Dentalium turritum I. Lea, 1833, p. 35, pl. 1, fig. 3; H. C. Lea, 1849,
p. 99; Conrad, 1865a, p. 34; Conrad, 1866a, p. 10; de Gregorio, 1890,
p. 172 in part, pl. 17, cf. figs. 35, 36; figs. 39, 40 copies Lea; Coss-
mann, 1893, p. 19 in part; Harris, 1895b, p. 46

Cadulus turritus (I. Lea), Dall, 1892, p. 444; Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4

Cadulus (Polyschides) turritus (I. Lea), Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p.
239; Palmer, 1937, p. 22, pl. 78, fig. 2 holotype

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

er:
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 5015 ANSP

Cadulus sp., Meyer and Aldrich, 1886
See Cadulus newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae
Cadulus quadriturritus Meyer, Palmer, 1937, p. 23 in part, pl. 2, figs.
13, 14; not Meyer, 1886b Oligocene
Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —LA.: Ouachita Par., Lapiniere Ldg., E. bank Ouachita

Re
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 2646 PRI

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae

Dentalium gnizum de Gregorio, 1890, p. 173, pl. 17, figs. 42, 43; Pils-

bry and Sharp, 1898, p. 205 suggested a Cadulus; Dall, 1892, p. 438;
Cossmann, 18938, p. 19; Palmer, 1937, p. 27

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae
Cadulus sp. Vaughan, 1896, p. 51
Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr.
Locality —LA.: Catahoula Par., 2 mi. N. of Rosefield
Type.—Unfigured specimen, presumably USNM

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae
Cadulus subcoarctatus [sic] Gabb “var.” Aldrich, 1895 b, p. 4, pl. 1,
figs. 1, 2. Not Gabb, 1860d, p. 386

Range.—Lower Eocene. Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine]

hecanege = wrine Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R.
Type.—Figured specimen (fig. 2), No. 638923 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 365

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus subcoarctatus [sic] Gabb “var.” Aldrich, 1895b, p. 4, pl. 1,
fig. 4. Not Gabb, 1860d, p. 386

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Harris, 1899a, p. 5 in part, pl. 1,
fig. 3; Le Blanc, 1942+, p. 79, pl. 12, fig. 1; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 147 No. 303 only. Not Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 40

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem, Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wil-
cox [Sabine] gr.; Sabinetown fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.
Localities—ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; 1%
mi. WSW. Choctaw Corner; Monroe Co., 4 mi. below Hamilton
Bluff, Alabama R. TEXAS: Sabine Co., bluff %4 mi. downstream
Sabinetown Ferry Ldg., Sabine R.

Types.—Figured specimen, not USNM;; figured specimens,No. 303
PRI (Harris); No. 6047 LSU Pal. Mus. (LeBlanc)

Cadulus sp. Siphonodentaliidae

Cadulus abruptus Meyer and Aldrich, Clark and Martin, 1901, pp. 159,
160 in part. Not Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 40

Cadulus bellulus Clark, Clark and Martin, 1901, pp. 159, 160. Not
Clark, 1895 nor Clark, 1896.

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm.

Localities—VA.: Stafford Co., Aquia Cr. MD.: Charles Co.;
Liverpool Point; Clifton Beach; Prince Georges Co., 1 mi. NE.
of Piscataway

Types.—Unfigured specimens, USNM

Dentalium alternatum I, Lea
See Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad

Dentalium annulatum Meyer Dentaliidae
Dentalium annulatum Meyer, 1886b, p. 64, pl. 1, fig. 1; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 173, pl. 17, fig. 45 copy Meyer; Dall, 1892, p. 4838; Cossmann,
1893, p. 19; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 198. Not D. annulatum
Gmelin, 1791, p. 3738 [not 1788 as in Palmer, 1937]; not D. annula-
tum Sandberger, 1842, p. 399 nomen nudum; not Entalis annulatum
Tate, 1887, p. 191; not Entaliopsis annulata Newton and Harris,
1894, p. 67
Dentalium “annulatum” Meyer, Palmer, 1937, p. 19, pl. 2, fig. 37 copy
Meyer

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638812 USNM

Dentalium (Antalis) arciforme Conrad Dentaliidae

Dentalium arciforme Conrad, 1846b, p. 212, pl. 1[2], fig. 8; H. C. Lea,
1849, p. 99; Dall, 1892, p. 438; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 199
Dentalium leai Meyer, 1885a, p. 462; Meyer, 1886b, p. 63, pl. 1, figs. 2,

2a

Dentalium turritum Lea, de Gregorio, 1890, p. 172 in part, pl. 17, figs.
37, 38 copy Leai Meyer; fig. 41 copy arciforme Conrad

Dentalium (Antalis) arciforme Conrad, Palmer, 1937, p. 16, pl. 1, figs.
12-14; fig. 15 copy Conrad; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 316

366 BULLETIN 218

Range—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Types.—Missing ANSP fide Palmer, 1937, p. 16; verified Moore,
1962, p. 39. Holotype D. Leai Meyer, No. 688702 USNM

Dentalium asgum de Gregorio and var. tirpum de Gregorio
See Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad

Dentalium bi-formis Tuomey, 1858, pp. 265, 269 nomen nudum

Dentalium bimixtum de Gregorio
See Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad

“Dentalium bitubatum” Meyer Dentaliidae
Dentalium bitubatum Meyer, 1886b, p. 64, pl. 3, fig. 1; Dall, 1892, p.
438; Cossmann, 18938, p. 20; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 200
“Dentalium bitubatum” Meyer, Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 215, pl.
26, fig. 7 copy Meyer

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

gr.
Locality—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638811 USNM

Dentalium (Antalis) blandum de Gregorio Dentaliidae

Dentalium blandum de Gregorio, 1890, p. 172, pl. 17, figs. 26-31; Dall,

1892, p. 488; Cossmann, 18938, p. 19; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 200

Dentalium (Antalis) blandum de Gregorio, Palmer, 1937, pp. 15, 18, pl.
1, figs. 9, 10; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 316, 317

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Formerly De Gregorio Coll., Univ. of Palermo, Palermo,
Sicily. Lost

Dentalium Danai Meyer
See Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) danai (Meyer)

Dentalium (Antalis) danvillense Palmer Dentaliidae

Dentalium (Antalis) danvillense Palmer in Harris and Palmer, 1947,
p. 210, pl. 26, figs. 23-27; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 317, 318

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.;
Danville Ldg. beds (type), uppermost Jackson gr.

Localities —LA.: Catahoula Par., Danville Ldg., Ouachita R.
(type); Carters Ldg., Ouachita R. MISS.: Hinds Co., Town
Creek, Jackson

Types.—Holotype, No. 4472; paratypes, Nos. 4473-4476 PRI

Dentalium densatum Conrad Dentaliidae

Dentalium densatum Conrad, 1865d, p. 212, pl. 20, fig. 15; Palmer,
1937, p. 14, pl. 1, fig. 3 copy Conrad

Range.—Not known.

Locality.— Not indicated by Conrad, 1865

Type——Holotype, missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 54. Present
Palmer, 1987, p. 15

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 367

Dentalium eugenii Dall Dentaliidae
pentane Eugenti Dall, 1892, pp. 438, 442; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898,
p. 20

Range.—Paleocene. Midway er. (type)
Locality.—ALA.: Wilcox Co., Prairie Creek (type)
Type Holotype, No. 112631 USNM

Dentalium gnizum de Gregorio
See Cadulus sp.

Dentalium incississimum Meyer and Aldrich Dentaliidae

Dentalium incississimum Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 40, pl. 2, fig. 1;
Dall, 1892, p. 439; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 206; Palmer, 1937, p.
19, pl. 1, fig. 4 as Dentalium sp., fig. 6 copy Meyer and Aldrich;
Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 318

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality—MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type) °
Type.—Holotype, No. 638724 USNM

Dentalium leai Meyer
See Dentalium (Antalis) arciforme Conrad

Dentalium mediaviense Harris Dentaliidae
Bean minutistriatum Dall, 1892, p. 438 in part. Not Gabb, 1860d,
p. 386

Dentalium mediaviense Harris, 1896, p. 73, pl. 7, figs. 1, la; Pilsbry
and Sharp, 1898, p. 209; Gardner, 1935, p. 197; Brann and Kent,
1960, p. 319

Dentalium (Graptacme) mediaviense Harris, Shimer and Shrock, 1944,
p. 5238, pl. 214, figs. 24, 25 copies Harris, 1896

Range.—Paleocene. Lower Midway gr.; upper nt abe gr. (type)

Localities. —MISS. ; ; Tippah Co., % mi. 'N. of Ripley. ALA.; Wilcox
Co., % mi. W. of Graveyard Hill (type); ? Dales Branch; 1 mi.
N. of Allenton; Sumter Co., Black Bluff. TEXAS; See Gardner,
1935, p. 198 localities

Eupes-—Syny Eee, No. 82 missing prior to 1954 PRI; No. 2349
Le

Dentalium microstria Heilprin Dentaliidae

Dentalium micro-stria Heilprin, 1881, p. 375, pl. 20, fig. 3; Aldrich,
1895b, p. 3, pl. 1, fig. 6; Harris, 1899a, p. 3, pl. 1, figs. 1, la; Palmer,
1937, p. 19, pl. 2, figs. 42, 43

Dentalium microstria Heilprin, Aldrich, 1886, p. 52; de Gregorio, 1890,
Des Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 209; Brann and Kent, 1960, p.

Not Dentalium cf. microstria Heilprin, Sutton, 1946, p. 1681

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr. .

Localities —ALA.: Clarke Co., Cave Branch tributary of Bashi
Creek (type); Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.; Choctaw Corner;
Monroe Co., 4'mi. N. of Hamilton; Wilcox Cox. Bethel; Washing-
ton Co., Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee Tees Choctaw Co., 4 mi.
S. of Mount Sterling, Butler; 4 mi. S. of Butler

Type.—Holotype, No. 20 GSATG

568 BULLETIN 218

Dentalium (Antalis) minutistriatum Gabb Dentaliidae

Dentalium minutistriatum Gabb, 1860d, p. 386, pl. 67, fig. 46; Conrad,
1865a, p. 34; Conrad, 1866a, p. 10; Heilprin, 189la, p. 401; Dall,
1892, p. 438 in part; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 209; Clark and
Martin, 1901, p. 158 in part, not pl. 29, fig. 7 (]=Dentalium sp.);
Deussen, 1924, p. 67, pl. 22, fig. 5; Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 42, fig. 10
copy Deussen:

Cf. Dentalium minutistriatum Gabb ?, Cossmann, 1893, p. 19, pl. 1, fig.
22 [minustistriatum sic]

Dentalium (Antalis) minutistriatum Gabb, Palmer, 1937, p. 17, pl. 2,
figs. 33-36, 38, 41; Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 210, pl. 26, fig. 28;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 319, 320

Dentalium (Graptacme) minutistriatum Gabb, Shimer and Shrock,
1944, p. 523, in part, pl. 214, fig. 18 copy Deussen, not fig. 12 (=
Dentalium sp.)

Range—Middle Eocene. Wheelock mem. (type), Cook Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.; McBean fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gosport
sd., uppermost Claiborne gr. Upper Eocene, lower Jackson gr. ?

Localities —TEXAS: Robertson Co., Town Branch of Cedar Creek
near Wheelock (type). ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff,
Alabama R. S.C.: Orangeburg Co., 3 mi. WNW. Orangeburg.
? LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R. for complete list of
localities in Texas, La., Miss., and Ala. see Palmer, 1937, p. 17

Type.—Holotype, No. 13264 ANSP [broken]

apace minutistriatum Gabb, Clark and Martin, 1901. Not Gabb,
1860
See Dentalium sp.

Dentalium minutistriatum Gabb, Dall, 1892 in part. Not Gabb, 1860d
See Dentalium mediaviense Harris

Dentalium minutistriatum dumblei new var. Harris in Kennedy, 1895,
pp. 97, 114, 123, 126, 128, 130—nomen nudum. Harris proposed name
in his Texas Eocene MS., but name was not published. Fide Palmer,
1937, p. 21

Dentalium mississippiensis Conrad, Clark and Martin, 1901. Not Con-
rad, 1848a
See Dentalium sp.

Dentalium (Antalis) mississippiense jacksonense Palmer Dentaliidae

Dentalium (Antalis) mississippiense jacksonense Palmer in Harris and
Palmer, 1947, p. 212, pl. 26, figs. 20-22; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 320

Range. —Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr.; Yazoo cl., upper Jackson gr.

Localities —MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Moodys Branch;
Town Cr.; Caldwell Par.; Bunker Hill, Ouachita Res Gibson
Ldg., Ouachita R. TEXAS: Sabine Co., ‘1 mi. below Robinson’s
Ferry, Sabine R. ALA.: Clarke Co., Garland Cr., near Shubuta.
LA.: Grant Par., Montgomery, Red R.

Types.—Holotype, No. 4477; paratypes, Nos. 4478, 4479 PRI

Dentalium multannulatum Aldrich Dentaliidae

Dentalium multannulatum Aldrich, 1895b, p. 3, pl. 1, fig. 3; Pilsbry
and Sharp, 1898, p. 210; Harris, 1899a, p p. 4, pl. il fig. 2 holotype

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 369

Range.—Lower Eocene. Greggs Ldg. mem. (type), Tuscahoma fm.,
middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Greggs Ldg., Alabama R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 638920 USNM

Dentalium multistriatum Heilprin in Aldrich, 1886, p. 46; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 173; Palmer, 1937, p. 20 is a nomen nudum

Dentalium subcompressum Meyer
See Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) subcompressa (Meyer)

Dentalium sylvaerupis (Harris) Dentaliidae

Serpulorbis sylvaerupis Harris, 1899a, p. 73, pl. 10, fig. 1; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 793

Range.—Lower Eocene. Bashi mem. (type), Hatchetigbee fm.,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Locality —ALA.; Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 268 PRI

Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad Dentaliidae

Dentalium thalloides Conrad, 1833b, p. 34, not pl. 18, fig. 1 as in text
(Harris reprint, 1893, p. 56); Conrad, App. in Morton, 1834, p. 8;
Conrad, 1835a, p. 39, pl. 15, fig. 10 (Harris reprint, 1893, p. 95, pl.
15, fig. 10) ; Conrad, 1846b, p. 211, pl. 1 [2], fig. 2; Bronn, 1848a, p.
416; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; d’Orbigny, 1850, p. 373; Tuomey, 1858,
pp. 265, 274; Conrad, 1865a, p. 34; Conrad, 1866a, p. 10; Aldrich,
1886, pp. 44, 46; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 171, pl. 17, figs. 15-17, fig. 18
copy Conrad, fig. 21a copy Conrad, fig. 21b, copy D. alternatum
I. Lea; Dall, 1892, p. 438 in part; Cossmann, 1893, p. 19; Harris,
1895b, p. 45; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 218; Harris, 1899a, p. 4

Dentalium alternatum I. Lea, 1838, p. 34, pl. 1, fig. 2; Conrad, App.
in Morton, 1834, p. 8; H. C. Lea, 1849, p. 99; Harris, 1895b, p. 4
(=D. thalloides Conrad)

Dentalium asgum de Gregorio, 1890, p. 171, pl. 17, figs. 22-24; var.
tirpum de Gregorio, 1890, p. 172, pl. 17, figs. 25a, b

Dentalium bimixtum de Gregorio, 1890, p. 172, pl. 17, figs. 32-34

Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides Conrad, Palmer, 1937, p. 12, pl. 1, figs.
16, 18-26; Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 321, 322

Dentalium thalloide Conrad, Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 523 in part,
pl, 214, fig. 17 copy Conrad

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Types.—Lectotype Dentalium thalloides Conrad, Palmer, 1937, p.
14; type missing ANSP, Moore, 1962, p. 102. Holotype D. alter-
natum I. Lea, No. 5005 ANSP ? Holotype D. asgum and var.
tirpum de Gregorio, formerly de Gregorio Coll., Univ. Palermo,
Palermo, Sicily. Lost

Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides claibornense Palmer Dentaliidae

Dentalium (Antalis) thalloides claibornense Palmer, 1937, p. 14, pl. 1,
figs. 1, 2,5; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 322

370 BULLETIN 218

Range. yiiddle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.; Gos-
port sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities. Be Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.
(type). MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee

Types.—Syntypes, Nos. 2626, 2627 PRI

Dentalium turritum I. Lea
See Cadulus. turritus (1. Lea)

Dentalium turritum I. Lea, de Gregorio, 1890
See Cadulus turritus (1. Lea)
See also Dentalium (Antalis) arciforme Conrad
See also Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) danai Meyer

Dentalium (Antalis) vincense Palmer Dentaliidae
Dentalium (Antalis) vincense Palmer in Harris and Palmer, 1947, p.
200 Bh 26, figs. 29-31; Wilbert, 1953, p. 98; Brann and Kent, 1960,

p. 322

Range.—Upper Eocene, Lower Jackson er. (type)

Localities—ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Ferry, Saline R. (type) ;
Jefferson Co., White Bluff, W. “bank Arkansas R.

Types _—Holotype, No. 4468 PRI; paratypes, Nos. 4469-4470 PRI

Dentalium sp. Dentaliidae

Dentalium minutistriatum Gabb, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 158 in
part, pl. 29, fig. 7; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 523 in part, pl. 214,
fig. 12 copy Clark and Martin, in subgenus Graptacme. Not Gabb,
1860d, p. 386

Range.—Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.
Locality MD.: Charles Co., Popes Cr.
Type.—F igured specimen, USNM

Dentalium sp., Palmer, 1937 in part
See Dentalium incississimum Meyer and Aldrich

Dentalium sp. Dentaliidae

Dentalium mississippiensis Conrad, Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 159, pl.
29, fig. 8. Not Conrad, 1848a, p. 282

Range.—Paleocene. Aquia fm., Lower Eocene. Nanjemoy fm.,

Localities —MD.: Prince Georges Co., Upper Marlboro (1 mi. NE,
Piscataway; Charles Co., W. of Port Tobacco

Type.—Figured specimen, USNM (Upper Marlboro, Aquia fm.)

Dentalium sp. Dentaliidae
Diem ae sp. Palmer, 1937, p. 18, pl. 1, fig. 8; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 321

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds, middle Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Sabine Co., Sabine R., Texas side opposite
SW. corner SE. &% sec. 35, T. 5 N., R. 18 W., Sabine Par., La.
Outcrop 21, (Veatch, 1902, p. 129)

Type.—F igured specimen, No. 2689 PRI

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 371

Dentalium sp. Dentaliidae
Dentalium sp., Palmer, 1937, p. 18, pl. 1, fig. 11; Brann and Kent, 1960,
p. 321

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —LA.: Ouachita Par., Lapiniere Ldg., E. bank Ouachita
R

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 2640 PRI

Dentalium sp. Dentaliidae

Dentalium sp. Harris and Paimer, 1947, p. 213, pl. 26, fig. 19; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 321

Range.—Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm., lower Jackson gr.
Locality —ALA.: Washington Co., St. Stephens Bluff, Tombigbee
R. ARK.: Cleveland Co., Vince Ferry, Saline R. Not % mi. W of
Graveyard Hill, Ala., as in Brann and Kent, 1960, P: 321
Type.—Figured specimen, No. 4480 PRI

“Dischides” abruptus (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Cadulus (Dischides) abruptus (Meyer and Aldrich)

Dischides subcoarcuata (Gabb)
See Cadulus (Dischides) subcoarcuatus (Gabb)

Ditrupa subcoarcuata Gabb
See Cadulus (Dischides) subcoarcuatus (Gabb)

Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) danai (Meyer) Dentaliidae

Dentalium Danai Meyer, 1885a, p. 462; Meyer, 1886b, p. 64, pl. 3, figs.
2, 2a; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 172 under D. turritum I. Lea; Dall, 1892,
pp. 438, 439 in part; Cossmann, 1893, p. 19 Laevidentalium; Pilsbry
and Sharp, 1898, p. 202

Not Dentalium danai Martin, 1904, p. 272 Miocene

Dentalium (Laevidentalium 7 ef. danait Meyer, Harris and Palmer,
1947, p. 213, pl. 26, figs. 12, 18 copies Meyer; fig. 18 D. cf. danav;
Brann and Kent, 1960, Dp. 317

ae —Upper Eocene. Moodys Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson

Localities —MISS.: Hae Co., Jackson (type). LA.: Grant Par.,
Montgomery Ldg., Red R
Type.—Holotype, No. 638703 USNM

Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) subcompressa (Meyer) Dentaliidae

Dentalium subcompressum Meyer, 1885a, p. 462; Meyer, 1886b, p. 64
pl. 3, figs. 3, 3a; Meyer, 1887b, p. 54, pl. 3, figs. 13, 18a; Dall, 1892,
Dp. 439; Cossmann, 1893, p. 19; Pilsbry and Sharp, 1898, p. 216

Dentalium (Laevidentalium) subcompressum Meyer, Harris and Pal-
mer, 1947, p. 214, pl. 26, fig. 6 copy Meyer, cf. fig. 15; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 321

Range.—Upper Eocene. AiGodee Branch fm. (type), lower Jackson
gr. Oligocene

Localities—MISS.: Hinds Co., Jackson (type); Warren Co.,
Vicksburg (Oligocene); Wayne Co., Red Bluff [Hiwanee Sta-
tion], Chickasawhay R. (Oligocene)

Type.—Holotype, No. 688701 USNM

372 BULLETIN ‘218

Gadus juvenis (Meyer)
See Cadulus juvenis Meyer

Gadus subcoarctatus [sic] (Gabb)
See Cadulus (Dischides) subcoarcuatus (Gabb)

Graptacme mediaviense (Harris)
See Dentalium mediaviense Harris

Graptacme minutistriatum (Gabb)
See Dentalium (Antalis) minutistriatum Gabb

Laevidentalium danai (Meyer)
See Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) danai (Meyer)

Laevidentalium subcompressum (Meyer)
See Fustiaria (Laevidentalium) subcompressa (Meyer)

Polyschides jacksonensis (Meyer) ;
See Cadulus (Polyschides) jacksonensis Meyer

Polyschides margarita Palmer
See Cadulus (Polyschides) margarita Palmer

Polyschides newtonensis (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Cadulus (Polyschides) newtonensis Meyer and Aldrich

Polyschides quadriturritus (Meyer), Palmer, 1937 Jackson Eocene
See Cadulus (Polyschides) margarita Palmer

Polyschides turritus (I. Lea)
See Cadulus (Polyschides) turritus (I. Lea)

Serpulorbis sylvaerupis Harris
See Dentalium sylvaerupis (Harris)

Siphonodentalium ? jacksonense (Meyer)
See Cadulus jacksonensis Meyer

Siphonodentalium (Cadulus ?) turgidus (Meyer)
See Cadulus turgidus Meyer

CEPHALOPODA

Advena americana (Meyer and Aldrich)
See Belemnosella americana (Meyer and Aldrich)

Advena floweri Palmer
See Belemnosella floweri (Palmer)

Anevda floweri (Palmer)
See Belemnosella floweri (Palmer)

Angulithes elliotti (Stenzel) Hercoglossidae
Deltoidonautilus elliotti Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 733, 759, pl. 38, figs. 1-6;
pl. 39, figs. 1, 2; text figs. 123 (2), 124 (2); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalo-
poda cards Nos. 18a, 18b, 9 figs; Miller, 1947, p. 65, pl. 47, figs. 1,
2; pl. 48, figs. 1, 2 holotype, 3
Angulithes elliotti (Stenzel), Kummel, 1956, pp. 335, 456, fig. 33K

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 373

Range.—Middle Eocene. Marquez shale mem. (type), Reklaw fm.,
lower Claiborne gr.

Locality—-TEXAS: Bastrop Co., bluff along Ridge Cr. about 1
mi. above Missouri, Kansas, and Texas R.R. trestle and the
county road bridge, 6.2 mi. W. of Smithville or 0.8 mi. E. of
Upton in east part of R. Andrews survey (Bur. Ec. Geol. sta.
11-T-7) (type)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20901; paratypes, Nos. 20902 (pl. 38, figs.
5, 6), 20896 (pl. 39) BEG

Aturia alabamensis (Morton) Aturiidae
Nautilus alabamensis Morton, 1834, p. 33, pl. 18, fig. 3; Morton, 1842a,
p. 217; Conrad, 1858c, p. 335; Aldrich, 1886, p. 43; de Gregorio,
1890, p. 15 as sp. dub., pl. 1, fig. “39” outline of Morton; Cossmann,

1893, p. 51
Megasiphonia alabamensis (Morton), apa 1850, p. 338
Aturia ziczac (Sowerby), Geinitz, 1887, 53-56 in part, pl. III;

de Gregorio, 1890, p. 14, pl. 1, figs. 35. 38b [389b]. Not Nautilus
ziezac James Sowerby, 1812, p. 12, pl. 1, fig. 3

Aturia alabamensis (Morton), Conrad, 1865a, p. 15; Conrad, 1866a,
p. 26; Hopkins, 1917, p. 296 as Belosepia ungula, pl. 27, fig. 1;
Cooke, 1926a, pl. 96, fig. 6; Kellum, 1926, p. 32; Semmes, 1929, fig.
62—6; Schenck, 1931, pp. 444, 445, pl. 77, fig. 1; pl. 78, fig. 1; Ald-
rich, 1931, p. 7, pl. 4, fig. 1; Scott, 1932, p. 328, pl. 23, fig. 15; Trow-
bridge, 1932, pl. 43, figs. 4, 5 copies Gardner, 1923; Stenzel, 1935,
p. 556, pl. 68, figs. 2a-2b; text fig. 5; Miller and Furnish, 1938, pp.
150, 151, fig. F; pp. 153, 154, pl. 25, figs. 1, 2, 5, 6; Stenzel, 1940a,
pp. "732- 773: Stenzel, [1942], ‘Cephalopoda cards Nos. 21a, 21b, figs.
1-3; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 549, pl. 225, figs. 10, 11 copies
Miller and Furnish; Miller, 1947, p. 81, pl. 56, figs. 7-9; pl. 57, figs.
1, 2 holotype; pl. 58, figs. 1, 2; pl. 59; pl. 60, figs. 1, 2; pl. 61; pl.
62, fig. 2; pl. 63, figs. 1, 2; pl. 64, figs. 1, 2; pl. 65, figs. 1-5; pl. 66,
figs. 1, 2; pl. 67, figs. 1, 2; pl. 68, figs. 1, 2, 5. 6 see for more com-
plete references; Harris and Palmer, 1947, p. 465, pl. 65, fig. 8;
DatelGes and Palmer, 1953, p. 55 not Avon Park; Kummel, 1956, pp.
331, 466

Range.—Upper Eocene. Jackson gr.

Localities—ALA.: Monroe Co., near Claiborne (type). Presum-
ably near Sugegsville, Clarke Co. fide Stenzel, [1942]. For enum-
eration of localities see Miller, 1947, pp. 82-84

Type.—Holotype, No. 16120 ANSP. For reference to hypotypes see
Miller, 1947, p. 83

Aturia brazoensis Stenzel Aturiidae

Aturia (Brazaturia) brazoensis Stenzel, 1935, pp. 552, 555, 559, pl. 64,
figs. la-1f, text fig. 3; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 766- 769, 774, text figs.
125 (5), 126 (4)

Aturia brazoensis Stenzel, Stenzel [1942], Cephalopoda card Nos. 23a,
23b, figs. la, 1b holotype Ic, 1d, text figs. 4, 5; Miller, 1947, pp. 88-
90, pl. 69, figs. 1-4, holotype; pl. 70, figs. 1, 2; pl. 71, figs. 1, 2; pl.
72, figs. 6, 7; pl. 73, fig. 7; Miller and Downs, 1950, pp. 10, 11, pl. 9,
figs. 5, 6; Kummel, 1956, pp. 333, 467

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stone City beds (type), middle Claiborne
gr.; Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Localities —TEXAS.: Burleson Co., Stone City, bluff on right
bank of Brazos R. at bridge at State Highway 21 and bridge of

5374 BULLETIN 218

Southern Pacific R.R. (type); Leon Co., about 0.1 mi. S. of
wooden bridge over MacDonald Creek in road running along
boundary between B. Middleton and John Beauchamp surveys,
in SW. corner of J. H. Cook 150 acres, SW. corner of John
Beauchamp survey, 6.3 mi. WSW. of Centerville (paratype)

Types.—Holotype, No. 20908; paratypes, Nos. 20906, 20912 BEG

Cf.Aturia brazoensis Stenzel Aturiidae
Aturia (Brazaturia) cf. At. brazoensis Stenzel, 1940a, p. 776

Range.—Middle Eocene. Crockett fm. [Cook Mt. fm.], upper
Claiborne er.

Locality TEXAS: Webb Co., bluff left bank Chacon Cr. about %4
mi. upstream from intersection Chacon Cr. with U.S. highway
No. 96 (Laredo-Corpus Christi rd.), at E. city limits, Laredo

Types.—Unfigured specimens (7), No. 20907 BEG

Aturia garretti Stenzel Aturiidae

Aturia (Brazaturia) garretti Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 766-769, 772, pl.
42, figs. 1-3, text figs. 125 (6), 126 (3)

Aturia garretti Stenzel, Stenzel [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 24; figs.
1-8, text fig. 5, 125 (6), 126 (3) holotype; Miller, 1947, p. 97, pl.
75, figs. 1, 2 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 335, 467

Range.—Middle Eocene. Saline Bayou mem. (type), upper Cook
Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —LA.: Winn Par., left bank of Saline Bayou at R.R.
trestle of Louisiana R.R. and Navigation Co., at St. Maurice,
sec. 15, T. 9 N., R. 6 W. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 2001 LSU Pal. Mus.

Aturia laticlavia Stenzel Aturiidae

Aturia (Brazaturia) laticlavia Stenzel, 1935, pp. 552, 555, 558, pl. 63,
figs. 4a, 4b; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 766-769, 773

Aturia laticlavia Stenzel, Stenzel [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 25;
figs. 1, 4a, 4b, 125 (3), 126 (6b) holotype; Miller, 1947, p. 99, pl. 73,
figs. 1, 2 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 337, 467

Range.—Middle Eocene. Limestone bed in Tyus mem. (type),
Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.; lower Cane River glauconitic
ml. [fm.], middle Claiborne gr.

Localities TEXAS: Leon Co., Bald Mound, 0.5 mi. NW. of Hope-
well Negro Church and school, on old Centerville-Jewett road,
4.83 mi. NW. of Centerville, H.R. Benson 50-acre tract, R. Woods
survey (Bur. Ec. Geol. sta. 145-T-43) (type). LA.: Natchitoches
Par., in Ostrea lisbonensis Harris bed in road cut along State
highway No. 12, 1.47 mi. S. of depot at Chestnut near center of
sec. 7, T. 12 N, R. 6 W., Louisiana Meridian

Type.—Holotype, No. 20900 BEG

Aturia pancifex [sic] Cope
See Aturoidea paucifex (Cope)

Aturia paucifex Cope
See Aturoidea paucifex (Cope)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 375

Aturia triangula Stenzel Aturiidae

Aturia (Brazaturia) triangula Stenzel, 1935, pp. 552, 555, 557, pl. 63,
figs. 3a, b; text fig. 2; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 766-769

Aturia triangula Stenzel, Stenzel [1942] Cephalopoda card No. 26, figs.
3a, 3b, text figs. 2, 125 (4), 126 (5) holotype; Miller, 1947, p. 106,
pl. 96, figs. 1-5 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 468

Range.—Middle Eocene. Limestone bed in Tyus mem. (type),
Weches fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Locality—TEXAS: Leon Co., Bald Mound, 0.5 mi. NW. of Hope-
well Negro church and school on old Centerville-Jewett road 4.83
mi. NW. of Centerville, H.R. Benson 50-acre tract, R. Woods
survey (Bur. Ec. Geol. sta, 145-T-43) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20914 BEG

Aturia turneri Stenzel Aturiidae

Aturia (Brazaturia) turneri Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 766, 770, pl. 41,
figs. 1-6, text figs. 125 (2), 126 (7)

Aturia turneri Stenzel, Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 27a,
27b, figs. 1-5, text figs. 125 (2), 126 (7) holotype; Miller, 1947, p.
108, pl. 72, figs. 1-5 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 468

Range.—Middle Eocene. Marquez shale mem. (type), Reklaw fm.,
lower Claiborne gr. Found in concretionary discontinuous fossili-
ferous, lenticular, impure limestone, about 44 ft. below top of
Marquez shale.

Locality —TEXAS: Bastrop Co., bluffs along Ridge Creek about
1 mi. above Missouri, Kansas, and Texas R.R. trestle and
county line bridge, 6.2 mi. W. of Smithville or 0.8 mi. E. of
Upton, in east part of R. Andrews survey. (Bur. Ec. Geol. Sta.
11-T-7) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20905 BEG

Aturia vanuxemi (Conrad) Aturiidae

Nautilopsis Vanuxemi Conrad, 1848a, p. 299

Pelagus Vanuxemi (Conrad), Conrad, 1848b, p. 130, pl. 14, figs. 15, 17

Nautilus zig-zag [sic] Sowerby, Conrad, 1848b, p. 129. Not N. ziczac
James Sowerby, 1812, p. 12

Aturia Vanuxemi (Conrad), Edwards, 1849, p. 52; Conrad, 1865a, p.
15; Conrad, 1866a, p. 19; Conrad in Cook, 1868, p. 377, text fig.;
Conrad, 1868, p. 732; Whitfield, 1892, p. 287, pl. 49, figs. 1-3; pl.
50, fig. 1; Scott, 1898, p. 505, pl. 11, fig. 8; Scott, 1907, p. 737, pl. 16,
fig. 8; Stenzel, 1935, pp. 555, 556 in subgenus Brazaturia; Stenzel,
1940a, p. 732; Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 28, figs. 15, 17;
Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 549, pl. 225, figs. 12, 13 copies Whit-
field; Miller, 1947, p. 109, pl. 62, fig. 1; pl. 79, fig. 4; pl. 97, figs. 1, 2
copies Whitfield; Kummel, 1956, pp. 348, 468. See Miller for further
references.

Nautilus vanuxemi (Conrad), Conrad, 1858c, p. 335

Range.—Middle Eocene. Shark R. ml. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Long Branch (type)
Type.—Missing, ANSP Moore, 1962, p. 106

Aturia ziczac of authors not James Sowerby, 1812
See Aturia alabamensis (Morton)

376 BULLETIN 218

Aturia Sp. Aturiidae
Aturia (Brazaturia) sp. Barry, 1942+, pp. 24, 76, pl. 11, figs. 3-5;
Miller, 1947, p. 118, pl. 82, figs. 4, 5

fons. cae Eocene. Pendleton Ferry fm., middle Wilcox

Sabine]

Locality. TEXAS: Sabine Co., Pendleton, west bank of Sabine R.
about 4% mi. upstream from bridge on Louisiana Highway 6

Type.—Y¥igured specimen, No. 5040 LSU Pal. Mus.

Aturoidea paucifex (Cope) Hercoglossidae

Aturia pancifex [sic] Cope, 1866, pp. 3, 4

Aturia pein Cope, 1867, p. 40

Hercoglossa paucifex (Cope), Conrad in Cook, 1868, p. 731; Whitfield,
1892, p. 246, pl. 39, fig. 1; Whitfield, 1899, p. 179; PS eee 1905, p.
28; Weller, 1907, p. 815, pl. 102, fig. 1 type

Aturoidea paucifex (Cope), Miller and Thompson, 1935, p. 566, pl. 65,
figs. 1, 2; Miller and Furnish, 1938, p. 150, fig. 1E; Stenzel, 1940a,
p. 732; Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card Nos. 19a, 19b, figs. 1, 2,
text fig. 1; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 549, pl. 225, fig. 14 type copy
Weller; Miller, 1947, p. 73, pl. 55, fig. 3 holotype, text fig. 18 see
for complete synonymy; Kummel, 1956, pp. 339, 464, fig. 31J.

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm. (type)

Locality —N.J.: Gloucester Co., marl pit of Thomas Heritage,
north of Glassboro (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 131383 ANSP

Aturoidea pilsbryi Miller and Thompson Hercoglossidae

Aturoidea pilsbryi Miller and Thompson, 1935, p. 568, pl. 66, figs. 1-3;
Stenzel, 1940a, p. 732, Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 20.
figs. 1-3, text fig. 2; Miller, 1947, p. 76, pl. 55, figs. 1, 2 holotype;
text fig. 19; Kummel, 1956, pp. 339, 464

Range.—Lower Eocene. Probably Vincentown fm. (type); Manas-
quan fm.

Locality —N.J.: Burlington Co., “At or near Medford”. “Coll. Dr.
Thos, Wistar.”
Type——Holotype, No. 18187 ANSP

Belemnosella americana (Meyer and Aldrich) Belemnosidae
Belemnosis Americana Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 47, pl. 2, figs. 26,
26a
Belemnosella americana (Meyer and Aldrich), Naef, 1922, p. 49, fig. 12;
Stenzel, 1941, p. 90
Advena americana (Meyer and Aldrich), Palmer, 1937, p. 511, pl. 76,
figs. 18, 14 copies Meyer and Aldrich

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality —MISS.: Clarke Co., Wautubbee (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 638750 "USNM

Belemnosella floweri (Palmer) Belemnosidae
Advena floweri Palmer, 1937, p. 512, pl. 76, figs. 10-12, 15; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 29
Anevda floweri (Palmer), Palmer, 1940, p. 285
Belemnosella floweri (Palmer), Stenzel, 1941, p. 90

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 377

Range.—Middle Eocene. Gosport sd. (type), uppermost Claiborne

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 3402 PRI

Belemnosis americana Meyer and Aldrich
See Belemnosella americana (Meyer and Aldrich)

Belosaepia alabamensis Palmer Sepiidae

Belosaepia alabamensis Palmer, 1937, p. 508, pl. 77, figs. 1, 15; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 120

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality—ALA.: Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 3403 PRI

Belosaepia alabamensis voltzi Palmer ° Sepiidae

Belosaepia alabamensis voltzi Palmer, 1937, p. 509, pl. 77, figs. 10,
12; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 120

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.
a a Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 3408 PRI

Belosaepia harrisi Palmer Sepiidae

Belosaepia harrisi Palmer, 1937, p. 510, pl. 77, figs. 11, 17, 19; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 120

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.
aah Sareea Monroe Co., base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama
. (type
Type.—Holotype, No. 3409 PRI

Belosaepia saccaria Palmer Sepiidae

Belosaepia saccaria Palmer, 1937, p. 509, pl. 77, figs. 4, 138, 16; Brann
and Kent, 1960, p. 120

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. [upper Lisbon fm.] (type),
upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —ALA.: wpe Co., Lisbon Ldg., W. bank Alabama R.
about 614 mi. above bridge at Claiborne (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 3404 PRI

Belosaepia uncinata Palmer Sepiidae

Belosaepia uncinata Palmer, 1937, p. 507, pl. 77, figs. 8, 9, 18, 20, 21;
Brann and Kent, 1960, pp. 120, 121

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.

Localities—LA.: Sabine Par., Columbus, Sabine R. (type);
Ouachita Par., Lapiniere Ldg., E. bank Ouachita R. ALA.:
Monroe Co., Lisbon Ldg., on W. bank Alabama R. about 6% mi.
above Claiborne bridge; base of Claiborne Bluff, Alabama R.

Types.—Holotype, No. 3407; paratypes, Nos. 3406, 3410 PRI

378 BULLETIN 218

Belosaepia ungula Gabb ' Sepiidae
Sepia (Belosepia) ungula Gabb, 1860c, p. 324; Gabb, 1860d, p. 376, pl.
67, figs. 1-4

Belosepia ungula Gabb, Conrad, 1865a, p. 16; Conrad, 1866a, p. 19;
Aldrich, 1886, p. 48; Meyer and Aldrich, 1886, p. 50 in part, not p. 17
as in De Gregorio; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 15; Cossmann, 1893, p. 51,
pl. 2, figs. 8-10; Veatch, 1906, pl. 19, figs. 7, 7a, 7b copy Gabb;
Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 597, pl. 250, figs. 19-21 copies Cossmann

Belosaepia ungula Gabb, Palmer, 1937, p. 505, pl. 77, figs. 2, 3, 5, 6,
7, 14; Brann and Kent, 1960, p. 121

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.;
Gosport sd., uppermost Claiborne gr.

Localities—TEXAS: Robertson Co., Wheelock (type, Gabb)=
Town Branch of Cedar Creek near Wheelock fide Stenzel,
Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 11. ALA.: Monroe Co., Claiborne
Bluff, Alabama R. (Gabb, Palmer)

Type.—Holotype, No. 12759 ANSP

Belosaepia veatchi Palmer Sepiidae

Belosaepia veatchi Palmer, 1937, p. 508, pl. 76, figs. 3-5; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 121

Range.—Middle Eocene. Cook Mt. fm. (type), upper Claiborne gr.
Locality.—LA.: Sabine Par., Columbus, Sabine R. (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 3401 PRI

Belosepia
See Belosaepia

Brazaturia garretti Stenzel
See Aturia garretti Stenzel

Brazaturia laticlavia Stenzel
See Aturia laticlavia Stenzel

Brazaturia turneri Stenzel
See Aturia turneri Stenzel

Brazaturia sp.
See Aturia sp.

Brazaturia triangula Stenzel
See Aturia triangula Stenzel

Cimomia haltomi (Aldrich) Hercoglossidae

Nautilus ees 1886, p. 60; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 14 fide Miller,
1947, p. 4

Eutrephoceras haltomi Aldrich, 1931, p. 6, pl. 1, fig. 1; pl. 2, fig. 1; pl.
3, figs. 1, 2

Cimomia haltomi (Aldrich), Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 307, text
figs. 2A, 3; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 752, fig. 119 (1); Stenzel, [1942],
Cephalopoda card No. 7, figs. 1, 2, text figs. 2A, 3; Miller, 1947, p.
Al, pl. 27, fig. 2 holotype; pl. 28, figs. 1, 2; Kummel, 1956, pp. 336,
450, fig. 31L

Range.—Paleocene. Sucarnoochee clay (type), upper Midway gr.

Locality —ALA.: Sumter Co., Black Bluff Ldg. (extant) east of
Whitfield, right side of Tombigbee R. (type)

Types.—Holotype and paratypes, No. 18 GSATC; topotype figured
by Miller and Thompson No. 615, Geol. Dept., State Univ. Iowa,
Iowa City, lowa

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 379

Cimomia marylandensis Miller and Thompson Hercoglossidae

? Nautilus sp. Tuomey, 1842a, p. 156; Tuomey, 1842b, p. 187

? Nautilus sp. Clark, 1895, p. 4; Clark, 1896, p. 63, pl. 9, fig. 1

Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 122 in part, pl. 17;
pl. 19, fig. 1; not pl. 18, fig. 1; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 746, 747, text fig.
117 (7) in part

Cimomia marylandensis Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 305 footnote;
Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 8, fig. (pl. 17), fig. 1 holotype;
seg pel p. 44, pl. 42, figs. 1, 2 copy holotype; Kummel, 1956,
pp. 338,

Range.—Lower Eocene. Upper Woodstock greensand mem. (type),
Nanjemoy fm.

Locality—MD.: Charles Co., bluff one mile below Popes Creek
on left bank of Potomac R. (type)

Type.—Holotype, USNM

Cimomia subrecta Miller and Thompson Hercoglossidae

Cimomia subrecta Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 308, pl. 35, figs. 1, 2,
text fig. 2B; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 750-752, text figs. 118 (4), 119 (2);
Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card Nos. 9a, 9b, figs. 1, 2, 2B; Shimer
and Shrock, 1944, p. 550, pl. 225, fig. 6 copy Miller and Thompson;
pan 1947, p. 46, pl. 31, figs. 1, 2 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 342,

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Localities—MISS.: Okitbbeha Co., about 4% mi. S. of Starkville,
EK. % sec. 28, T. 18 N., R. 14 E. (type); 3 mi. W. of Starkville
(paratype)

Type.—Holotype. No. 618; paratype, No. 619. Geol. Dept., State
Univ. Iowa, lowa City, Iowa

Cimomia vaughani (Gardner) Hercoglossidae

Enclimatoceras vaughani Gardner, 1923, p. 115, pl. 33, figs. 1-3;
Trowbridge, 1932, pl. 32, fig. 1; pl. 33, figs. 1, 2 copies Gardner
Cimomia vaughani (Gardner), Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 307;
Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 732, 750-753; pl. 37, figs. 1, 2; text figs. 118 (1),
119 (3); Stenzel, [1942] Cephalopoda cards Nos. 10a, 10b, fig. 1, text
figs. 118 (1), 119 (3); Miller, 1947, p. 47, pl. 27, fig. 1; pl. 32, figs. 1,
2; pl. 76, fig. 4; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 452, fig. 31N

Hercoglossa vaughani (Gardner), Berry, 1923, p. 429; Gardner, 1935,
p. 322, pl. 27, fig. 1; pl. 28, figs. 1, 2; not F. B. Plummer, 1933, p.
817, fig. 53 (=Woodringia splendens Stenzel, 1940a)

Range.—Paleocene. Kincaid fm. (type), lower Midway gr.; Wills
Point fm. (Stenzel), upper Midway gr.

Localities —TEXAS: Uvalde Co., 34 mi. NW. of Evans’ (Myrick’s)
apiary, Frio R. (U.S.G.S. sta. 3178) (type). For additional
localities see Stenzel, 1940a, and Miller, 1947

Types.—Holotype, No. 352261; paratype, No. 352262 USNM

Cimomia vestali Miller and Thompson Hercoglossidae

Cimomia vestali Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 311, pl. 36, figs. 1, 2,
text fig. 2c; Stenzel, 1940a, p. 751, text figs. 118 (3), 119 (4); Sten-
zel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. lla, 11b, figs. 1, 2, 2c; Miller,
1947, p. 48, pl. 33, figs. 1, 2 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 452,
fig, 31 K

380 BULLETIN 218

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. (type), lower Midway gr.

Localities—MISS.: Oktibbeha Co., east bluff of Trim Cane Cr.,
about 3 mi. W. and a little N. of Starkville (type); Noxubbee
Co., SW. bluff of Yellow Cr., about 9 mi. NW. of Macon, sec. 7,
T. 15 N., R. 16 E. (paratype)

Types.—Holotype, No. 616; paratype, No. 617. Geol. Dept., State
Univ. Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Cimomia spp., Miller, 1947
See Hercoglossa spp.

Deltoidonautilus elliotti Stenzel
See Angulithes elliotti (Stenzel)

Enclimatoceras ulrichi (White)
See Hercoglossa ulrichi (White)

Enclimatoceras ulrichi Sloan, 1908. Not White, 1884b Cretaceous
See Hutrephoceras sloani Reeside

Enclimatoceras vaughani Gardner
See Cimomia vaughani (Gardner)

Eutrephoceras berryi Miller Nautilidae
Eutrephoceras berryi Miller, 1947, p. 27, pl. 7, figs. 1,2; Kummel, 1956,
pp. 333, 380

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls., (type), Jackson gr.

Locality —N.C.: New Hanover Co., City Rock quarry, near Smith
Creek on the east side of Wilmington (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 559584 USNM

Eutrephoceras bryani (Gabb) Nautilidae

Nautilus bryani Gabb, 1877, p. 277; Whitfield, 1892, p. 244, pl. 38, figs.
5, 6; Whitfield, 1899, p. 179; Johnson, 1905, p. 28; Weller, 1907, p.
818, pl. 101, figs. 1, 2

Eutrephoceras bryani (Gabb), Reeside, 1924, p. 4; Miller, 1947, p. 28,
pl. 8, figs. 1-4; pl. 93, figs. 1, 2

Eutrephoceras (?) bryant (Gabb), Stenzel, 1940a, p. 741, text fig. 115
(1), outline holotype; Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 1, figs.
1, 2 holotype, copy Weller, 1907; Kummel, 1956, pp. 333, 380

Range.—Lower Eocene. Vincentown fm. (type)
Locality.—N.J.: Burlington Co., Vincentown (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 16117 ANSP (1 paratype)

Eutrephoceras carolinense Kellum Nautilidae

Eutrephoceras carolinense Kellum, 1926, p. 32, pl. 7, figs. 5-7; Stenzel,

1940a, p. 741, text fig. 115 (8); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card

No. 2, figs. 5, 6 holotype, fig. 7 paratype; Miller, 1947, p. 29, pl. 9,
figs. 1-6; Kummel, 1956, pp. 333, 381

Range.—Upper Eocene. Castle Hayne ls. (type), Jackson gr.

Localities —N.C.: New Hanover Co., City Rock quarry near Smith
Creek; east side of Wilmington (type); Castle Hayne; Pender
Co., Old Rocky Point

Types.—Holotype, No. 353299 USNM; paratypes, Nos. 138051,
559585-559589 USNM

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 581

Eutrephoceras cookanum (Whitfield) Nautilidae

Nautilus cookana Whitfield, 1892, p. 285, pl. 48, fig. 1; pl. 49, figs. 4-5,
text fig. 2; Whitfield, 1899, p. 180 as N. cooki

Eutrephoceras cookana (Whitfield), Reeside, 1924, p. 4

Eutrephoceras cookanum (Whitfield), Stenzel, 1940a, p. 741, text fig.
115 (4); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 3a, 3b, figs. 1, 4, 5
syntypes, fig. 6; Miller, 1947, p. 30, pl. 10, figs. 1, 2; pl. 11, figs. 1-3;
pl. 12, fig. 1; pl. 18, figs. 1, 2; Kummel, 1956, pp. 334, 381, fig. 13 O

Range.—Middle Eocene. Stony layer at top of Shark River ml.
(type), upper Claiborne er.

Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., Squankum (type) (fide Whitfield,
1899); Shark R.

Types.—Syntype, No. UC 35337 CNHM;; syntype, No. 9775 AMNH

Eutrephoceras dekayi (Morton), Johnson, 1905. Not Morton, 1834 Cre-
taceous
See Hutrephoceras sp.

Eutrephoceras haltomi Aldrich
See Cimomia haltomi (Aldrich)

Eutrephoceras johnsoni Miller Nautilidae

Eutrephoceras johnsoni Miller, 1947, p. 32, pl. 18, figs. 1, 2; Kummel,
1956, pp. 336, 382

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)

Locality—ALA.: Wilcox Co., “along Prairie Creek”, Prairie
Creek, W. of Oak Hill (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 129552 USNM

Eutrephoceras jonesi Miller and Thompson Nautilidae

Eutrephoceras jonesi Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 303, pl. 34, figs. 1,
2; Stenzel, 1940a, p. 741, text fig. 115 (5); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalo-
poda card No. 4, figs. 1, 2 holotype; Miller, 1947, p. 32, pl. 19, figs. 1,
2; Kummel, 1956, pp. 337, 382, fig. 13D

Range.—Paleocene. Midway gr. (type)
Locality. ALA.: “Clarke Co.,” (type)
Type.—Holotype, No. 55 GSATC

Eutrephoceras reesidei Stenzel Nautilidae

Eutrephoceras n. sp. Stenzel, 1939, pp. 132, 156
Eutrephoceras reesidei Stenzel, 1940a, p. 738, pl. 35, figs. 5-7; text fig.
115 (7); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card No. 5, figs. 5-7; Miller,
meee 34, pl. 15, figs. 1-3 holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 340, 383,
ig. 1

Range.—Middle Eocene. Basal conglomerate, Wheelock mem.
(type), Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Locality —TEXAS: Leon Co., small draw tributary to a branch
which flows northward along the east line of P. L. Reinhardt
200—acre tract and enters Boggy Cr., the small draw is N. of
a wagon road of N. 68° E. direction and in the NE. part of the
tract, in Nathaniel M. Allen and Fernando del Valle surveys,
where these surveys overlap, about 3.5 mi. airline distance E. of
Leona (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. No. 145-T-50) (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 20895 BEG

382 BULLETIN 218

Eutrephoceras sloani Reeside _ Nautilidae

Exnclimatoceras ulrichi Sloan, 1908, p. 319 (not 553 as in Stenzel
[1942]). Not #. ulrichi (White), 188-4b, Dot

Eutrephoceras sloani Reeside, 1924, p. 3, pls. 1-3; Miller and Thomp-
son, 1933, p. 302; Cooke, 1936, p. 43: Stenzel, 1940a, p. 741, text fig.
115 (6); Seaeeat [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 6a, 6b, figs. 1-3, not
p. 553 in Sloan as on card; Miller, 1947, p. 35, pl. 22, figs. 1, 2; pl.
23, fig. 1; Kummel, 1956, pp. 341, 383, fig. 13 L

Range.—Lower Eocene. Black Mingo fm. (type), Wilcox gr.

Locality —S.C.: Georgetown Co., Perkins Bluff, on west (left)
eas of Black R., 3 mi. above mouth of Black Mingo Creek
type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 352558 USNM not 352559 as in Reeside

Eutrephoceras n. sp. Stenzel, 1939
See Eutrephoceras reesidei Stenzel

Eutrephoceras sp. Nautilidae
Nautilus Dekayi Morton, Whitfield, 1892, p. 243 in part, pl. 38, figs.
3, 4 not pl. 37, figs. 1-6; pl. 38, figs. 1, 2; Whitfield, 1899, p. 180;
Weller, 1907, p. 817 in part, pl. 100, fig. 5 not pl. 100, figs. 1-4
Eutrephoceras dakar (Morton), Johnson, 1905, p. 28
Eutrephoceras sp., Miller, 1947, p. 37, pl. 6, figs. 1-3

Range.—Paleocene. Hornerstown fm.
Locality —N.J.: Monmouth Co., J. S. Cook’s pit, near Tintonfalls
Types.—Figured specimens, Rutgers fide Whitfield, 1899

Hercoglossa gardnerae Stenzel Hercoglossidae

Hercoglossa gardnerae Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 733, 743, pl. 36, figs. 1, 2,
text fig. 116 (3), 117 (1); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos.
12a, 12b, figs. 1-3, text fig. 1; Miller, 1947, p. 50, pl. 34, figs. 1, 2
holotype; Kummel, 1956, pp. 335, 461, fig. 31 D

Range.—Paleocene. Upper part of Kincaid fm. (type), lower Mid-

way er.

Localities —TEXAS: Maverick Co., S. side Cuero Cr. about 4%
mi. up from San Antonio outpost. San Antonio outpost is 0.4
mi. from Rio Grande and NE. of San Antonio crossing opposite
Guerrero, Mexico (type); about 1 mi. N. Lopez tank on
McFarland windmill road. (paratype)

Types.—Holotype and 7 paratypes, No. 304438; paratype, No.
30448 BEG

Hercoglossa meglameryae Miller and Thompson Hercoglossidae

Hercoglossa mcglameryae Miller and Thompson, 19338, p. 322, pl. 38,
figs. 1-2, text fig. 2 D; Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 733, 745, fig. 116 (5); p.
747, fig. 117 (6); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 18a, 13b,
figs. 1, 2 text fig. 2 D; Miller, 1947, p. 53, pl. 13, figs. 3, 4; pl. 14,
figs. 1, 2; pl. 64, fig. 4; Kummel, 1956, pp. 338, 462, fig. 31 G

Hone: Jar “Nautilus Rock”, Clayton fm. (type), lower
idway

Locality Tine Lowndes Co. (type)

Types. —Holotype and paratypes, No. 56 GSATC

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 383

Hercoglossa orbiculata (Tuomey) Hercoglossidae
Nautilus orbiculatus Tuomey, 1854, p. 167; Conrad, 1858c, p. 335;
Whitfield, 1892, p. 246
Hercoglossa orbiculata (Tuomey), Conrad, 1866d, p. 101; Hyatt, 1883,
p. 270; Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 315, pl. 37, figs. 1, 2; text
fig. 2 F; Miller and Furnish, 1938, p. 150; Stenzel, 1940a, p. 745,
fig. 116 (1); p. 747, fig. 117 (3); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda card
Nos. 14a, 14b, figs. 1, 2, 4, text fig. 2 F; Miller, 1947, p. 55, pl.
38, figs. 1, 2; pl. 39, figs. 1, 2; pl. 40, figs. 1, 2; text fig. 7 C; Kum-
mel, 1956, pp. 339, 457, 462, fig. 33 F, pl. 27, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Paleocene. “Nautilus Rock”, Clayton fm. (type), lower
Midway er.

Localities—ALA. (type): Wilcox Co., Pine Barren Creek, about
5 mi. N. of Allentown (neotype)

Type——Holotype lost. Neotype, No. 612 Geol. Dept., State Univ.
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa (Miller and Thompson)

Hercoglossa paucifex (Cope)
See Aturoidea paucifex (Cope) °

Hercoglossa splendens (Stenzel) Hercoglossidae

Hercoglossa ulrichi H. J. Plummer, 1933, p. 62. Not H. ulrichi (White)
fide Stenzel, 1940a

Hercoglossa vaughani F. B. Plummer, 1933, p. 817, fig. 53. Not H.
vaughani Gardner fide Stenzel, 1940a

Woodringia splendens Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 738, 755, pl. 35, figs. 1-3; figs.
120 (1), 121 (1, 3); Stenzel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 17a, 17b,
figs. 1-3, text figs. 120-122; Miller, 1947, p. 69, pl. 18, figs. 3-5

Hercoglossa splendens (Stenzel), Kummel, 1956, pp. 342, 462, fig. 31 E

Range.—Paleocene. Uppermost beds, Wills Point fm. (type), upper
Midway er.

Locality —TEXAS: Navarro Co., S. side Foggyhead Cr., Smith’s
pasture and about 0.15 mi. W. of bridge on Kerens-Round
Prairie rd., 3.8 mi. by road SSE. of depot in Kerens (Bur. Ec.
Geol. sta. 174-T-6) (type)

Type— Holotype, missing, 1962, BEG. Not Walker Museum, Chi-
cago as in Miller, 1947

Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin Hercoglossidae

? Nautilus sp. Tuomey, 1842a, p. 156 (1842b, p. 187)

? Nautilus sp. Clark, 1895, p. 4; Clark, 1896, p. 63, pl. 9, fig. 1

Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin, 1901, p. 122, pl. 18, fig. 1; ?
pl. 19, fig. 2, fig. 3 copy Clark, 1896, not pl. 17, pl. 19, fig. 1 (—=Cimo-
mia marylandensis Miller and Thompson); Berry, 1923, p. 428;
Miller and Thompson, 1933, pp. 305+footnote, 314, 323; Stenzel,
1940a, pp. 732, 746, fig. 117 (7) in part; Stenzel, [1942], Cephalo-
poda card No. 15, fig. (pl. 18) copy Clark and Martin; Miller, 1947,
p. 59, pl. 41 holotype; pl. 42, figs. 3, 4; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 462

Range—Lower Eocene. Upper part Woodstock greensand marl
mem, (type), Nanjemoy fm.

Locality —MD.: Charles Co., bluff about 1 mi. below Popes Cr.,
left bank Potomac R. (type)

Types.—Lectotype (Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 305), USNM

Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin in part
See also Cimomia marylandensis Miller and Thompson

384 BULLETIN 218

Hercoglossa ulrichi (White) Hercoglossidae

Nautilus texanus Shumard, White, 1882, p. 137. Not N. texanus Shu-
mard, 1860, p. 590

Enclimatoceras ulrichi White, Hyatt, "1883, . 270 nomen nudum

Enclimatoceras (Nautilus) ulrichi White, i884b, p. 17, pl. 7, figs. 1-3;
pl. 8, fig. 1; pl. 9, fig. 1; Harris, 1894b, p. 36, pl. 2, ‘figs. 1: 35 Schu-
chert, et al., 1905, p. 241

Enclimatoceras ulrichi White, Harris, 1896, p. 236, pl. 13, figs. 1-3; pl.
14, fig. 1; pl. 15, fig. 1; Veatch, 1906, Dp. "34, pl. 16, figs. ib la, 1b
copies White

Hercoglossa ulrichi (White), Foord and Crick, 1890, p. 392; Berry,
1923, p. 428; Deussen, 1924, p. 43, pl. 14, figs. 1, la, 1b (copies
White); Miller and Thompson, 1933, p. 319 text fig. 2 E (pp. 308,
309); Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 744-748, fig. 116 (4), fig. 117 (4, 5); Sten-
zel, [1942], Cephalopoda cards Nos. 16a, 16b, 5 figs. copies White,
1884; Shimer and Shrock, 1944, p. 549, pl. 225, figs. 7-9; Miller, 1947,
p. 60, pl. 48, fig. 1; pl. 44, figs. 1, 2 holotype, 3, 4; pl. 45, figs. 1, 2
see for further references; Kummel, 1956, pp. 343, 462, fig. 31 B

Range.—Paleocene. Clayton fm. lower Midway gr. (Texas, Ark.
Miss., Ala., Tenn.)

Localities —ARK.: Pulaski Co. . vicinity of Olsen’s switch on
Missouri Pacific R. R., on Fourche Cr. near mouth of Crooked
Cr., NW. %, SE. %, sec. 8, T.1S8S., R. 138 W., about 10 mi. SW.
of Little Rock (Harris, 1894b) (type). For further localities see
Miller, 1947, p. 61

Types.—Holotype and paratypes, No. 8349 USNM; paratypes,
Nos. 12346, 18711 USNM

Hercoglossa ulrichi H. J. Plummer, 1933, p. 62. Not White, 1884
See Hercoglossa splendens (Stenzel)

Hercoglossa vaughani (Gardner)
See Cimomia vaughani (Gardner)

Hercoglossa vaughani F. B. Plummer, 1933. Not Gardner, 1923
See Hercoglossa splendens (Stenzel)

Hercoglossa walteri Miller Hercoglossidae

Hercoglossa walteri Miller, 1947, p. 62, pl. 46, figs. 1, 2; Kummel, 1956,
pp. 3438, 462

Hare eee yaaty “Nautilus Rock” Clayton fm. (type), lower

idway

Locality. wer ave? Wilcox Co., in creek bed S. of Alabama High-
way 96, about 18 mi. NE. Kimborough (type)

Type.—Holotype, No. 1085, Geol. Dept., State Univ. Iowa, Iowa
City, Iowa

Hercoglossa, n. sp. Hercoglossidae
Hercoglossa n. sp. Stenzel, 1940a, pp. 733, 749; Miller, 1947, p. 64

Range.—Middle Eocene. Tyus mem., Weches fm., middle Claiborne

gr.

Locality —TEXAS: W. Houston Co., Kickapoo Shoals, flat bench
in bed of Trinity R. at sharp bend 1.72 mi. upstream from toll
bridge, Ramon de la Garza Survey (Bur. Ec. Geol. loc. 113-T-
16)

Type.—Unfigured specimen, missing 1962, BEG

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 385

Hercoglossa or Cimomia sp. Hercoglossidae
Hercoglossa sp. Gardner, 1935, p. 322
Hercoglossa or Cimomia sp., Miller, 1947, p. 64
Range.—Paleocene. Littig glauconitic mem., Kincaid fm., lower
Midway er.

Locality —TEXAS: Guadalupe Co., small branch 2.8 SW. of
Staples, 5 mi. E. of Zorn (USGS sta. 13244)

Type.—Unfigured specimen not seen USNM

Hercoglossa sp. or Cimomia sp. Hercoglossidae
Hercoglossa sp. or Cimomia sp. Miller, 1947, p. 113, pl. 99, figs. 1, 2

Range.—Lower Eocene, Nanjemoy fm.

vege MD: Charles Co., bluff Potomac R., %4 mi. below Popes
ree.

Type.—Figured specimen, No. 371891 USNM

Megasiphonia alabamensis (Morton)
See Aturia alabamensis (Morton)

Nautilopsis Vanuxemi Conrad
See Aturia vanuxemi (Conrad)

Nautilus alabamensis Morton
See Aturia alabamensis (Morton)

Nautilus bryani Gabb
See Hutrephoceras ? bryant (Gabb)

Nautilus cookana Whitfield
See Hutrephoceras cookanum (Whitfield)

Nautilus dekayi Morton, Whitfield, 1892 in part. Not Morton, 1834,
Cretaceous
See Hutrephoceras sp.

Nautilus orbiculatus Tuomey
See Hercoglossa orbiculata (Tuomey)

Nautilus texanus Shumard, White, 1882. Not Shumard, 1860
See Hercoglossa ulrichi (White)

Nautilus zig-zag [sic] “(Sow.)”, Conrad, 1848b
See Aturia vanuxemi (Conrad)

Nautilus sp. Clark, 1895 and 1896
See Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin
See also Cimomia marylandensis Miller and Thompson

“Nautilus” sp.

Nautilus fragment Harris, $8898, p. 103, pl. 12, fig. 26; Brann and
Kent, 1960, p. 587

Range.—Lower Eocene. Hatchetigbee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine]

gr.
Locality —ALA.: Clarke Co., Woods Bluff, Tombigbee R.
Type.—Figured specimen No. 1390 PRI

386 BULLETIN 218

Nautilus sp. Tuomey, 1842a, p. 156 and 1842b, p. 187
ee Hercoglossa tuomeyi Clark and Martin
See also Cimomia marylandensis Miller and Thompson

Nautilus sp. Aldrich, 1886, p. 60; de Gregorio, 1890, p. 14
See Cimomia haltomi (Aldrich)

Pelagus vanuxemi (Conrad)
See Aturia vanuxemi (Conrad)

Sepia (Belosepia) ungula Gabb
See Belosaepia ungula Gabb

Woodringia splendens Stenzel
See Hercoglossa splendens (Stenzel)

LITERATURE CITED

Adams, Arthur
1851. Catalogue of the species of Nassa,a genus of gasteropodous Mollus-
ca belonging to the family Buccinidae, in the collection of Hugh Cum-
ing, Esq., with the description of some new species. Zool. Soc. London,
Proc. 1851, pt. 19, pp. 94-112 (1852); pn. 113-114 (1853)

Adams, Arthur, and Reeve, Lovell Augustus

1848 [1850]. The Zoology of the voyage of H. M.S. Samarang ... Mol-
lusca. London, No. 7, x + 87 pp., 24 pls.

Adams, George Irving, Butts, Charles, Stephenson, Lloyd William, and
Cooke, Wythe
1926. Geology of Alabama. Special Rept., No. 14, University, Ala., 312
pp., 97 pls.

Aldrich, Truman Hemingway

1885a. Notes on the Tertiary of Alabama and Mississippi, with descrip-
tions of new species. Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 8, No. 2, pp.
145-153, pls. 2, 3 in part

1885b. Notes on Tertiary fossils, rare, or little known, Cincinnati Soc.
Nat. Hist., vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 153-155, pl. 3 in part

1885c. Observations upon the Tertiary of Alabama. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol.
130, 3d ser., vol. 30, No. 178, Art. 40, pp. 300-308

1886. Part I. "Preliminary report on the Tertiary fossils of Alabama and
Mississippi. Pp. 15-60, pls. 1-6, tables 1-10 in Smith, Eugene Allen, Geol.
Sur. Alabama, Bull. No. 1, 85 pp., 9 pls.

1886a. Notes on the distribution of Tertiary fossils in Alabama and
Mississippi. Cincinnati. Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 256-257

1886. Aldrich, T. H., and Meyer, Otto. See under Meyer, Otto, and Ald-
richy i. iH.

1887. Notes on Tertiary fossils, with descriptions of new species. Cincin-
nati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 78-83, 1 fig.

1890. A new Eocene fossil from Texas. Nautilus, vol. 4, No. 3, p. 25, 2 figs.

1894a. New Tertiary fossils from Red Bluff, Mississippi. Nautilus, vol.
7, No. 9, pp. 97-99, pl. 4

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 387

1894b. Paleontology of the Eocene of Alabama. Pp. 232-239; The (Mid-
way) Clayton Tertiary section and its fossils. Pp. 240-248, "ls. 12-15 in
Smith, Eugene Allen, Johnson, Lawrence Clement, and Langdon,
Daniel W. Jr., Report on the geology of the Coastal Plain of Alabama.
Alabama Geol. Sur., 759 pp., 29 pls.

1895a. Descriptions of two new Eocene Solariidae from Alabama. Nauti-
lus, vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 1-2, pl. 1

1895b. New or little known Tertiary Mollusca from Alabama and Texas.
Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 2, 30 pp., 5 pls.

1897a. Notes on Eocene Mollusca with descriptions of some new species.
Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 2, No. 8, 26 pp., 5 pls.

1897b. A new Cancellaria from the Alabama Eocene. Nautilus, vol. 11,
NOSZ ape fig:

1898. Some new Eocene fossils from Alabama. Nautilus, vol. 11, No. 9,
pp. 97-98

1901. A Texas oil well fossil. Nautilus, vol. 15, No. 7, p. 74, 2 figs.

1903. New species of Tertiary fossils from Alabama, Mississippi, and
Florida. Nautilus, vol. 16, No. 9, pp. 97-101, pls. 3-4

1903a. Two new species of "Eocene fossils from the Lignitic of Alabama.
Nautilus, vol. 17, No. 2, pp. 19-20, 2 figs.

1904. A new oyster from the Eocene of Alabama. Nautilus, vol. 18, No. 6,
p. 61, pl. 3, figs. 1-4

1907. Some new Eocene fossils from Alabama. Nautilus, vol. 21, No. 1,

pp. 8-11, pl. 1
1908a. A new Eocene fossil from Claiborne. Nautilus, vol. 22, No. 2, p.
13, fig.

1908b. New Eocene fossils from Alabama and Mississippi. Nautilus, vol.
22, No. 8, pp. 74-76, pl. 5

1910a. A new fossil Mitra from west Florida and a new Eocene Astarte,
Nautilus, vol. 23, No. 10, pp. 121-122, pl. 11, figs. 1-3

1910b. New Eocene fossils from the southern states. Nautilus, vol. 24, No.
7, pp. 73-75, pl. 4

1911. New Eocene fossils from the southern gulf states. Bull. Amer.
Paleont., vol. 5, No. 22, 24 pp., 5 pls.

1921. New Eocene species from Alabama. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 9,
No. 37, 32 pp., 3 pls.

1923. New molluskan names. Biol. Soc. Washington, Proc., vol. 36, p. 199

1931. Description of a few Alabama Eocene species and remarks on
varieties. Alabama Mus. Nat. Hist., Mus. Paper 12, 21 pp., 6 pls.

Anonymous Review of Heilprin, Angelo

1883. The Tertiary deposits of the Atlantic slope. Amer. Nat., vol. 17,
pp. 308-309

Anton, Hermann Eduard
1839. Verzeichniss der Conchylien ... Halle. xvi + 110 pp.

Archiac, Etienne Jules Adolphe Desmier de St. Simon d’

1843. Description géologique du Départment de l’Aisne. Soc. géol. France,
Mem., Ist ser., t. 5, pt. 2, Mem. 3, pp. 17-419, pls. 1-31, map. Read
Dec. 7, 1840

1846. Description des fossiles recueillis par M. Thorent, dans les couches

a Nummulites des environs de Bayonne. Soc. geol. France, Mem., 2d
ser., t. 2, pt. 1, Mem. 4, pp. 189-217, pls. 5-9. Read May 4, 1846

388 BULLETIN 218

Arnold, Ralph, and Hannibal, Harold
1914. Dickerson on California Eocene. Science, n. s., vol. 39, pp. 906-908

Barry, John O’Keefe
1942+. Systematic descriptions of lower Eocene Anthozoa, Echinoidea,
Pelecypoda and Cephalopoda of Louisiana. Pp. 41-77, pls. 1-11 i Barry,
J. K., and Le Blanc, R. J., Lower Eocene faunal units of Louisiana,
which see

Barry, John O’Keefe, and Le Blanc, Rufus Joseph

1942+. Lower Eocene faunal units of Louisiana. Louisiana Dept. of Con-
servation, Geol. Bull., No. 23, 208 pp., 19 pls., 5 text figs., 2 tables.

Bartsch, Paul

1904. See under Dall, W. H., and Bartsch, P.
1909. See under Dall, W. H., and Bartsch, P.

Basterot, B. de
1825. Description géologique du Bassin Tertiaire sud-ouest de la France.
1st part... observations générales sur les Mollusques fossiles . .. Soc.
Hist. Nat. Paris, Mem., t. 2, pt. 1, 100 pp., 7 pls.

Bellardi, Luigi
1847. Monografia delle Pleurotome fossili del Piemonte. Reale Accad.

Sci. Torino, mem., ser. 2, t. 9, pp. 531-650, 4 pls.

1872-1888. I Molluschi dei terreni Terziarii del Piemonte e della Liguria.

Reale Accad. Sci. Torino, mem.

1872. Pt. 1. Cephalopoda, Pteropoda, Heteropoda, Gasteropoda (Muri-
cidae e Tritonidae). Pp. 279, 312 figs. [Reale Accad. Sci. Torino,
mem., ser. 2, t. 27]

1877. Pt. 2. Pleurotomidae. Pp. 373, 386 figs. [Ibid., t. 29]

1882. Pt. 3. Buccinidae, Cyclopsidae, Purpuridae, Coralliophillidae,
Olividae. Pp. 265, 12 pls. [Ibid., t. 34]

1884. Pt. 4. Fasciolaritidae e Turbinellidae. Pp. 64, 2 pls. [Ibid., t. 37]

1887a. Pt. 5. Mitridae. Fasc. 1, pp. 85, 2 pls. [Ibid., t. 38]

1887b. Ibid. Fasc. 2, 70 pp., pls. 3-4. [Ibid., t. 38]

1888. Ibid. Fasc. 3, 223 pp., pls. 5-6 [Jbid., t. 39]

Berry, Edward Wilber

1923. A new Hercoglossa from the Eocene of Peru. Amer. Jour. Sci., ser.
5, vol. 6, No. 35, Art. 34, pp. 427-431, 2 figs.

Beyrich, Heinrich Ernst
1854. Die Conchylien des Norddeutschen Tertidrgebirges. Pt. 2. Zeitschr.
Deutsch geol. Gesell. Berlin, Bd. VI, pp. 408-500, pls. 9-14

Binney, William Greene
1858. The complete writings of Thomas Say. New York, H. Bailliere, 249
pp., 16 pls.

Blake, William Phipps

1856. Geological Report. Pt. 2, Pp. xvi + 370, 19 pls in Williamson, R. S.
Report of explorations in California for railroad routes ... Vol. 5, U.S.
33d Congress, 2d sess., House of Rep., Ex. Doc., No. 91

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 389

Bolten, Joachim Friedrich

1798. Museum Boltenianum sive catalogus cimeliorum e tribus regnis
naturae. Pars. 2. Conchyia sive testacea univalvia, bivalvia & multi-
valvia. Hamburg, viii + 199 pp. (reprint by C. Davies Sherborn and
E. R. Sykes, 1906). Credit as to names under Roeding, P. F., see
Winckworth, 1945.

Born, Ignatius
1778. Index rerum naturalium Musei Caesarei Vindobonensis. Pars. I
Testacea. Vindobonae, 458+ pp., 1 pl.
1780. Testacea Musei Caesarei Vindobonensis. Vindobonae, xxxvi+ 442.
pp., index, 18 pls.

Borson, Stephano
1758-1832. [1823] Catalogue raisonné de la Collection Minéralogique du
Musée d’Histoire naturelle ... Turin, 1830, pp. xviii + 742
1820a. Saggio di Orittographia Piemontese. R. Accad. Sci. Torino, mem.,
t. 25, pp. 180-229, 1 pl.
1825a. Continuazione del Saggio di orittografia piemontese. Reale Accad.
Sci. Torino, mem., 1st ser., t. 29, pp. 251-318, 36 figs. on pl [no no.]

Bory de Saint Vincent

1832-1836. Expédition scientifique de Morée. Three tom [in 5] and Atlas
in 2 vol.

Boury, Eugene Aubourg de

1910. [1911] Etude sur les sous-genres de Scalidae vivants et fossiles.
Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 58, 4th ser., t. 12, pp. 212-260, 2 pls.

1912. Description de Scalidae nouveaux ou peu connus. Jour. Conchyliol.,
vol. 60, 4th ser., t. 14, pp. 87-107, 169-196, 269-322, pls. 7-11

1917. Revision critique de l’étude des Scalaires faite par M. Cossmann
dans les “Essais le Paléoconchologie.” Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 63, 4th
ser., t. 17, pp. 13-62

Bowles, Edgar Oliver
1934. See under Gardner, Julia Anne, and Bowles, Edgar Oliver
1939. Eocene and Paleocene Turritellidae of the Atlantic and Gulf
Coastal Plain of North America. Jour. Paleont., vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 267-
336, pls. 31-34
1939. See Gardner, J. A., and Bowles, E. O.

Brander, Gustavo

1766. Fossilia Hantoniensia collecta, et in Musaeo Britannico deposita.
London, 43 pp., 9 pls.

Brann, Doris Colgate, and Kent, Lois Schoonover
1960. Catalogue of the type and figured specimens in the Paleontological
Research Institution. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 40, No. 184, 996 pp.,
1 pl.

Brantly, John Edward
1916. A report on the limestones and marls of the Coastal Plain of
Georgia. Georgia Geol. Survey, Bull. 21, 300 pp., 11 pls.
1920. Petroleum possibilities of Alabama, Pt. Il. Southern Alabama,
Coastal Plain Area. Geol. Sur. Alabama, Bull. 22, pp. 121-220

390 BULLETIN 218

Brodecip, William John
1828. Descriptions of some new and rare shells. Zool. Jour., vol. 3, pp.
81-85
1835. [No title] “Specimens exhibited . . . genus Mitra . . . following
account by Mr. Broderip was read.” Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1835, pt.
5, pp. 192-197

Broderip, William John, and Sowerby, George Brettingham, II

1829. Observations on new or interesting Mollusca contained, for the
most part, in the Museum of the Zoological Society. Zool. Jour., vol.
4, pp. 359-379, 1 pl. (contd.)

Bronn, Heinrich Georg

1848a. Index Palaeontologicus oder iibersicht der bis jetzt bekannten
Fossilen Organismen .. . unter mitwirkung der HH. Prof. H. R.
Goppert und Herm. v. Meyer. Pt. I. Nomenclator palaeontologicus ...
Vol. I, A-M, pp. Ixxxiv + 775, Stuttgart

1848b. Ibid. Vol. II, N-Z, pp. 777-1381, Stuttgart

1849. Ibid. Pt. Il. Enumerator palaeontologicus ... Pp. 980, Stuttgart

Brown, Amos Peaslee, and Pilsbry, Henry Augustus

1912. Note on a collection of fossils from Wilmington, North Carolina.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1912, vol. 64, pp. 152-153, 1 pl.

Browne, Ruth Gillespie, and Herrick, Stephen Marion

1963. Smaller Paleocene Foraminifera from Reidland, Kentucky. Bull.
Amer. Paleont., vol. 46, No. 210, pp. 245-284, pls. 53-75

Buckley, Samuel Botsford

1874. First Annual Report Geological Survey and Agricultural Survey
of Texas. Houston, 142 pp.

Burrows, Henry William
1891. See under Harris, G. F., and Burrows, H. W.

Butterlin, Jacques

1956. La Constitution géologique et la structure des Antilles. Centre Nat.
Recherche Sci. Paris, 453 pp.

Butts, Charles
1926. See under Adams, G. I., Butts, C., Stephenson, L. W., and Cooke, W.

Call, Richard Ellsworth

1891. The geology of Crowley’s Ridge. Geol. Sur. Arkansas, Ann. Rept.,
vol. 2, 223 pp., 8 pls.

Casey, Thomas Lincoln

1902a. The Jackson outcrops on Red River [La.]. Science, n. s., vol. 15
pp. 716-717

1902b. A new genus of Eocene Eulimidae. Nautilus, vol. 16, No. 2, pp.
18-19

1903. Notes on the Conrad collection of Vicksburg fossils, with descrip-
tions of new species. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1903, vol. 55,
pp. 261-283

1904. Notes on the Pleurotomidae with descriptions of some new genera
and species. Acad. Sci. St. Louis., Trans., vol. 14, No. 5, pp. 123-170

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 39t

Caster, Kenneth Edward

1938. Macroscopic fauna of the Quimbriz (Eocene) formation on the
Luculo River, Angola. Commun. Servicos Geol. de Portugal, t. 20,
48 pp., 10 pls.

1945. New name for two homonyms. Jour. Paleont., vol. 19, No. 3, p. 319

Chavan, André

1936a. Sur les variations de Venericardia planicosta. Compte Rendu
Sommaire des Séances de la Société Géologique de France. No. 7, pp.
116-118

1936b. Les Venericardes du groupe Planicosta dans l’Eocene de l’Alabama.
Compte Rendu Sommaire des Séances de la Société Géologique de
France. No. 7, pp. 166-168

1937. In Palmer, 1937,. p. 210 which see

1937. Essai critique de classification des Lucines. Jour. Conchyliol., vol.
81, 4th ser., t. 35, pp. 133-153, 198-216, 237-282

1938. Ibid., vol. 82, 4th ser., t. 36, pp. 59-97, 105-130, 215-241, text figs.

1951. Dénominations supraspécifiques de Mollusques modifiées ou nouvel-
les. Compte Rendu Sommaire des Séances de la Sociéte Géologique de
France, No. 11, pp. 210-212

1962. Essai critique de classification des Ungulinidae. Inst. roy. des. Sci.
Nat. de Belgique, Bull., t. 38, No. 23, 23 pp.

Cheetham, Alan Herbert

1961. Age of the Castle Hayne fauna (Eocene) of North Carolina. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 394-396

1963. Late Eocene zoogeography of the eastern Gulf Coast region. Geol.
Soc. America, Mem. 91, 113 pp., 3 pls.

Chemnitz, Johann Hieronymus

1780-1795. Neues systematisches Conchylien-Cabinet . . . fortgesetzt Bd.
IV-XI (see Martini, F. H. W.), Bd. 4, 1780, 344 pp., pls. 122-159

Clark, William Bullock

1891. Correlation papers: Eocene. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 83, 173 pp.,
maps

1895. Contributions to the Eocene fauna of the middle Atlantic slope.
Johns Hopkins Univ. Circ., vol. 15, No. 121, pp. 3-6

1896. The Eocene deposits of the middle Atlantic slope in Delaware,
Maryland, and Virginia. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull., No. 141, 167 pp., 40 pls.

1898. Collection of Eocene fossils. Johns Hopkins Univ. Circ., vol. 18,
No. 137, p. 18

1916. Maryland Geological Survey, Upper Cretaceous. Two vols., 1023
pp., 90 pls.

Clark, William Bullock, and Martin, George Curtis

1901. Systematic paleontology, Eocene. Mollusca. Pp. 122-203, pls. 17-57,
in Eocene. Maryland Geol. Sur., 331 pp., 64 pls.

Clark, William Bullock, and Miller, Benjamin Le Roy

1912. The physiography and geology of the Coastal Plain province of
Virginia with chapters on The Lower Cretaceous by Edward W. Berry
and The Economic Geology by Thomas Leonard Watson. Virginia
Geol. Sur., Bull. 4, pp. 13-222, 16 pls., 1 fig.

392 BULLETIN 218

Clark, William Bullock, Miller, Benjamin LeRoy, Stephenson, Loyd Wil-
liam, Johnson, Betrand Leroy, and Parker, Horatio Newton

1912. The coastal plain of North Carolina. North Carolina Geol. and
Econ. Sur., Pub., vol. 3, 552 pp., 21 text figs., 42 pls.

Claypool, Chester Burns

1933. The Wilcox of central Texas. Abstract of thesis, Univ. of Illinois,
Urbana, Illinois, 12 pp.

Collins, Robert E. Lee

1934. A monograph of the American Tertiary pteropod mollusks. Johns
Hopkins Univ. Studies Geology, No. 11, pp. 137-243, pls. 7-14

Conrad, Timothy Abbott

1830. On the geology and organic remains of a part of the peninsula of
Maryland. App. Containing descriptions of twenty-nine species of
fossil shells, noticed in the preceding paper [pp. 217-231]. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Jour. 1st ser., vol. 6, pp. 205-231, pl. 9-10.

1832a. Fossil shells of the Tertiary formations of North America, illus-
trated by figures drawn on stone by T. A. Conrad. Vol. 1, No. 1, pp.
nee pls. 1-6. (Harris reprint, 1893, pp. 1-36, pls. 1-6; PRI reprint,
1963

1832b. Ibid. Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 21-28, pls. 7-14 (Harris reprint, 1893, pp.
37-48, pls. 7-14; PRI reprint, 1963)

1833a. On some new fossils and Recent shells of the United States. Amer.
Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 23, No. 2, Art. 17, pp. 339-346

1833b. Fossil shells (cont’d.) vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 29-38 (Harris reprint, 1893,
pp. 49-62, PRI reprint, 1963)

1833c. Ibid. vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 39-46 (Harris reprint 1893, pp. 63-74; PRI
reprint 1963)

1834. Observations on the Tertiary and more recent formations of a por-
tion of the southern states. App. Descriptions of new Tertiary fossils
from the southern states. [Pp. 130-157] Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia,
Jour., vol. 7, pp. 116-157

1834. Appendix im Morton, 1834, which see

1835a. Fossil Shells (Cont’d.) vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 29-56, pls. 15-18 (Harris
reprint, 1893, pp. 77-110, pls. 15-18) also pls. 19-20 not included orig-
inally by Conrad. See PRI reprint, 1963.

1835b. Observations on a portion of the Atlantic Tertiary region. Geol.
Soc. Pennsylvania, Trans., vol. 1, pp. 335-341, pl. 13

1837. Descriptions of new marine shells from upper California. Collected
by Thomas Nuttall, Esq. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 7, pp.
227-268, pls. 17-20

1838. Fossils of the Medial Tertiary of the United States. Pp. xvi + 32,
pls. 1-17 (Dall reprint, 1893, pp. 1-52, pls. 1-17)

1840. Fossil of the Medial Tertiary of the United States. Pp. 33-56, pls.
18-29 (Dall reprint, 1893, pp. 53-80, pls. 18-29)

1841. Descriptions of twenty-six new species of fossil shells, from
Maryland etc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. vol. 1, pp. 28-33

1841. See Hodge, J. T.

1842a. Description of twenty-four new species of fossil shells, chiefly
from the Tertiary deposits of Calvert Cliffs, Maryland. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 8, 1st ser., pp. 183-190

1842b. Observations on a portion of the Atlantic Tertiary Region, with
a description of new species of organic remains. [Pp. 171-194, pls. 1, 2].
Descriptions of new Tertiary fossils. Lower Tertiary or Eocene fossils.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN = 393

Pp. 192-193. National Institution for the Promotion of Science, Wash-
ington, D.C., Proc., Bull. 2, pp. 171-194, pls. 1-2

1843. Descriptions of a new genus and of twenty-nine new Miocene, and
one Eocene fossil shells of the United States. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadel-
phia, Proc. 1843, vol. 1, Nos. 30-31, pp. 305-311

1844. Descriptions of nineteen species of Tertiary fossils of Virginia and
North Carolina. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1843, vol. 1, pp. 323-
329

1845a. Fossils of the Medial Tertiary of the United States. Pp. 57- 80, pls.
30-45. (Dall reprint, 1893, pp. 81-106, pls. 30-45)

1845b. Descriptions of the eight new fossil shells of the United States.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1844, vol. 2, No. 6, pp. 173-175

1846a. Descriptions of new species of fossil and Recent shells and corals.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1846, vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 19-27, pl. 1

1846b. Observations on the Eocene formations of the United States with
descriptions of species of shells, etc., occuring in it. (Part I). Amer.
Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 1, No. 2, Art. 7, pp. 209-221, pls. 1-2

1846c. Ibid. Part I]. Amer. Jour. ’Sci., 2d ser., vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 395-405,
pls. 3-4 [pl. 5 never printed]

1846d. Descriptions of new species of organic remains*from the upper
Eocene limestone of Tampa Bay, Fla. Amer. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 2,
No. 6, Art. 37, pp. 399-400

1848a. Observations on the Eocene formation and descriptions of one
hundred and five new fossils of that period, from the vicinity of Vicks-
burg, Mississippi. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1847, vol. 3, pp.
280-299

1848b. Observations on the Eocene formation, and descriptions of one
hundred and five new fossils of that period, from the vicinity of
Vicksburg, Mississippi. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser.,
vol. 1, pt. 2, pp. 111-134, pls. 11-14

1848c. Fossil shells from Tertiary deposits on Columbia River, near As-
toria [Oregon]. Amer. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 5, pp. 432-433, figs. 1-14,
[Dall reprint, 1909, U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper, No. 59, App. I, pp.
150-151, figs. 1-14]

1849. Fossils from northwestern America; No. 4. Mollusca with notes by
Dana. U.S. Exploring Expedition . . . 1838-1842 .. . command of Charles
Wilkes, U. S. N. Geology by James Dwight Dana, App. I, pp. 723-730,
pls. 17-20. (Dall reprint 1909, U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper No. 59, App.
II, pp. 153-157)

1850. Descriptions of one new Cretaceous and seven new Eocene fossils.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 2, pp. 39-41, pl. 1

1853a. Descriptions of new fossil shells of the United States. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 2, pp. 273-276, pl. 24 (Dall reprint,
1909, U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper No. 59, App. III, pp. 159-161)

1853b. Notes on shells. ‘Acad. Nat. Sci. ‘Philadelphia, Proc. 1853, vol. 6, pp.
320-321

1853c. Synopsis of the genera ee Humph. and of a proposed new
genus Athleta. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1853, vol. 6, pp. 448-
449

1854. Rectifications of generic names of Tertiary fossil shells. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1854, vol. 7, pp. 29-31

1854. Conrad in Wailes. See Wailes, 1854

1855. Descriptions of fossil shells from the Eocene and Miocene forma-
tions of California. Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain

. route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean.
Pacific R.R. Report vol. V, pp. 320-329, pls. 2-9, [Dall reprint, 1909,
U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper, No. 59, App., pp. 163-171]

394

BULLETIN 218

1856a. Observations on the Eocene deposits of Jackson, Mississippi, with
—descriptions of thirty-four new species of shells and corals. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1855, vol. 7, pp. 257-263. [Reprint Bull. Amer.
Paleont, vol. 24, No. 86, 1939, pp. 3-9]

1856aa. Descriptions of ‘eighteen new Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils,
from Texas, in the collection of Major Emory. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1855, vol. 7, pp. 265-268

1856b. Descriptions of one Tertiary and eight new Cretaceous fossils
from Texas in the collection of Major Emory. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1856, vol. 7, pp. 268-269

1856c. App. Article Il. Descriptions of the fossil shells. Pp. 319-329, pls.
2-9 in Blake, William Phipps, Geological Report, Part II in Report of
ie gla in California for railroad routes ... Vol. 5, 370+ pp., 19
pls

1857. Descriptions of Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils. Pp. 141-174, pls.

1-21 in Emory, William, H., Report on the United States and Mexican

Boundary Survey. US. 34th | Cong., 1st session, Senate Ex. Doc. 108 and
House Ex. Doc. 135, vol. 1, part 2, 174 pp., 21 pls.

1858a. Description of two new genera of shells. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1857, vol. 9, pp. 165-166

1858b. Rectification of some of the generic names of American Tertiary
fossils. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1857, vol. 9, p. 166

1858c. Observations of a group of Cretaceous fossil shells, found in
Tippah County, Miss., with descriptions of fifty-six new species. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 3, pp. 323-336, pls. 34-35

1860. Description of new species of Cretaceous and Eocene fossils of
Mississippi and Alabama. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser.,
vol. 4, pt. 3, pp. 275-298, pls. 46-47

1861. Fossils of the Medial Tertiary of the United States. (Cont’d.) Pp.
81-89, pls. 46-49 (Dall reprint, 1893, pp. 109-117, pls. 46-49)

1863a. Description of new genera, subgenera and species of Tertiary and
Recent shells. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1862, vol. 14, pp. 284-
291

1863b. Catalogue of the Miocene shells of the Atlantic slope. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1862, vol. 14, pp. 559-582

1864. Notes on shells, with descriptions of new fossil genera and species.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1864, vol. 16, pp. 211-214, 2 text figs.

1865a. Catalogue of the Eocene and Oligocene Testacea of the United
States. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 1-35, corrections pp. 190+

1865b. Descriptions of new ” Eocene shells from Enterprise, Mississippi.
Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 137-141, pls. 10-11

1865c. Descriptions of new Eocene shells of the United States. Amer. Jour.
Conch., vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 142-149, pl. 11

1865cc. Catalogue of the older Eocene shells of Oregon. Amer. Jour.
Conch., vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 150-154

1865d. Descriptions of new Eocene shells, and references with figures to
published species. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 210-212, pls.
20-21 in part

1865e. Descriptions of five new species of older Eocene shells from Shark
River, Monmouth Co., N.J. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 213-
215, pls. 20-21 in part

1865f. Observations on the Eocene lignite formation of the United States.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1865, vol. 17, pp. 70-73. [Reprinted
in Amer. Jour. Sci., see 1865h]

1865g. Observations on American fossils, with descriptions of two new
species. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1865, vol. 17, p. 184

1865h. Observations of the Eocene lignite formation of the United States.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 395

Amer. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 40, No. 119, pp. 265-268. [Reprint of
Conrad, 1865f]

1865i. Observations on certain Eocene fossils described as Cretaceous by
Mr. W.M. Gabb in his report published in the “Paleontology of Cali-
fornia.’ Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 362-365

1866a. Check list of invertebrates fossils of North America. Eocene and
Oligocene. Smithsonian Misc. Coll., vol. 7, No. 200, pp. 1-41

1866b. Note on the genus Gadus with descriptions of some new genera
and species of American fossil shells. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, No. 1,
pp. 75-78

1866c. Further observations on Mr. Gabb’s Paleontology of California.
Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 97-100

1866d. Observations on Recent and fossil shells, with proposed new genera
and species. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 101-103

1866e. Descriptions of new species of Tertiary, Cretaceous and Recent
shells. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 104-106, pls. 8-9

1867a. Descriptions of new genera and species of fossil ’ shells. Amer. Jour.
Conch., vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 8-16

1867b. Synopsis of the genera Sycotypus Browne, and Busycon Bolten.
Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 182-185

1867c. Notes on the fossil shells and description of new species. Amer.
Jour. Conch., vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 188-190

1868. Appendix A. Synopsis of the invertebrate fossils of the Cretaceous
formation of New Jersey. Pp. 721-731. Catalogue of Eocene shells and
fish from Shark River. Pp. 731-732 in Cook, G. H., Geology of New
Jersey. Newark, 900 pp. [Not Meek as written in Whitfield, 1885, pp.
284-285, et al.]

1869a. Descriptions of and references to Miocene shells of the Atlantic
slope, and descriptions of two new supposed Cretaceous species. Amer.
Jour. Conch., vol. 4, No. 5, pp. 278-279, pls. 19-20, errata vol. 5, p. 227

1869b. Descriptions of Miocene, Eocene and Cretaceous shells. Amer. Jour.
Conch., vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 39-45, pls. 1-2

1869c. Observations on the genus ’ Astarte, with descriptions i three other
genera of Crassatellidae. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 46-48,
pl. 9

1870. Errata to Mr. Conrad’s papers. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 5, No. 4,
pe 227.

1870a. Notes on Recent and fossil shells, with descriptions of new species.
Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 71-78, pls. 1, 3 in part

1871a. Descriptions of new Tertiary fossils, with notes on two genera of
Lamellibranchiata. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 199-201, pls.
1 e1Shin\ part

1871b. Paleontological notes. 2. Synopsis of the Eocene species of Catinus.
Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 6, No. 4, p. 314, pl. 13 in part

1872a. Descriptions and illustrations of genera of shells. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Proc. 1872, vol. 24, pp. 50-55, pls. 1-2

1872b. Descriptions of a new Recent species of Glycimeris from Beaufort,
North Carolina and of Miocene shells of North Carolina. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1872, vol. 24, pp. 216-217, pl. 7

1875. Descriptions of new genera and species of fossil shells of North
Carolina in the State Cabinet of Raleigh . .. Report by W. C. Kerr,
App. A, pp. 1-28, pls. 1-4 in W. C. Kerr, 1875 which see.

1877. Note of a Cirripede of the California Miocene, with remarks on
fossil shells. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1876, vol. 28, pp. 273-
275

396 BULLETIN 218

Cook, George Hammell
1868. Geology of New Jersey. New Jersey Geol. Sur., 900 pp., map

Cooke, Charles Wythe
1915. The age of the Ocala limestone. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 95, pp.
107-117
1918. Deposits of Claiborne and Jackson age in Georgia. U.S. Geol. Sur.,
Prof. Paper 120-C, pp. 41-81, map
1919. Tertiary mollusks from the Leeward Islands and Cuba. Pp. 103-156,
16 pls. in Vaughan, T. W., Contributions to the geology and paleontol-
ogy MY the West Indies. Carnegie Inst. Washington, Pub. 291, 184 pp.,
3 pls.
1921. Orthaulax, a Tertiary guide fossil. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 129,
pp. 23-37, 4 pls.
1923. The correlation of the Vicksburg group. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof.
Paper 133, pp. 1-9
1926a. The Cenozoic formations. Pp. 251-297, pls. 93-97 in Adams, George
I., Butts, Charles, Stephenson, L. W., and Cooke, Charles Wythe,
Geology of Alabama, Geol. Sur. Alabama, Special Report 14, 312 pp., 97
l

pls.

1926b. New Eocene mollusks from Jackson, Miss. Washington Acad. Sci.,
Jour., vol. 16, No. 5, pp. 132-138, 1 pl.

1936. Geology of the Coastal Plain of South Carolina. U.S. Geol. Sur.,
Bull. 867, 196 pp., 18 pls. incl. geol. maps, figs.

1943. Geology of the Coastal Plain of Georgia. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull. 941,
121 pp., pl. 1

1945. Geology of Florida. Florida Geol. Sur., Bull. 29, 339 pp., 45 figs.

Cooke, Charles Wythe, and MacNeil, Francis Stearns

1952. Tertiary stratigraphy of South Carolina. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof.
Paper 243-B, pp. 19-29, fig. 2

Cooke, Charles Wythe, and Mossom, Stuart

1929. Geology of Florida. 12th Ann. Rept., Florida Geol. Sur., 237 pp.,
29 pls.

Cooke, Charles Wythe, and Stephenson, Lloyd William

1928. The Eocene age of the supposed late Upper Cretaceous Greensand
marls of New Jersey. Jour. Geol., vol. 36, pp. 139-148

Cope, Edward Drinker

1866. [Remarks on a species of Aturia found in the marl pits at Glassboro,
N.J.] Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1866, vol. 18, pp. 3-4

1867. On Euclastis, a genus of extinct Cheloniidae. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1867, vol. 19, pp. 39-42

Cossmann, Alexandre Edouard Maurice

1887a-1913a. Catalogue illustré des coquilles fossiles de l’Eocéne des en-
virons de Paris. Ann. Soc. roy. Malacol. Belgique.
1887a. Pélécypodes. T. 22, ser. 4, t. 2, pp. 3-214, pls. 1-8
1888a. Scaphopodes et Gastropodes. a 23, ser. 4, t. 3, pp. 3-324, pls. 1-12
1889a. T. 24, ser. 4, t. 4, pp. 3-381, pls. 1-12
1893a. App. No. 1, t. 28, pp. 1-18, text figs.
1896a. App. No. 2, t. 31, pp. 3-94, pls. 1-3

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 397

[1901a] [1902a] App. No. 3, t. 36, pp. 9-110, pls. 2-7
1906a. App. No. 4, t. 41, pp. 186-286, pls. 6-10
1913a. App. No. 5, t. 49, pp. 19-238, pls. 1-8
1892. [Review of Monographie de la Faune Eocénique de l’Alabama.]}
Ann. Géol. Universel, t. 7, pp. 992-1004
1893. Notes complémentaires sur la faune Eocénique de l’Alabama. Ann.
Géol. et Paléont., livr. 12, 51 pp., 2 pls.
1895b-1925b. Essais de Paléoconchologie comparée. Paris, private, 13 li-
vrasions
1895b. Livr. 1, 159 pp., 7 pls.
1896b. Livr. 2, 179 pp., 8 pls.
1899b. Livr. 3, 201 pp., 8 pls.
1901b. Livr. 4, 293 pp., 10 pls.
1903b. Livr. 5, 215 pp., 9 pls.
1904b. Livr. 6, 151 pp., 9 pls.
1906b. Livr. 7, 261 pp., 14 pls.
1909b. Livr. 8, 248 pp., 4 pls.
1912b. Livr. 9, 215 pp., 10 pls.
1916b. Livr. 10, 292 pp., 12 pls. .
1918b. Livr. 11, 388 pp., 11 pls.
1921b. Livr. 12, 349 pp., 6 pls.
1925b. Livr. 13, 345 pp., 11 pls.
1895c. Review of new or little known Tertiary Mollusca from Alabama
and Texas by T. H. Aldrich. Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 43, pp. 183-187
1897. [“Paléoconchologie et ouvrages generaux” by M. Cossmann]. Rev.
crit. Paléozool., Ann. 1, No. 2, p. 59-+ [Review of Cossmann, 1896a,
which see]
1899c. Rectification de Nomenclature. Revue Critique de Paléozoologie
Ann. 3, No. 4, pp. 176-178

Costa, Emanuel Mendes da
1778. Historia naturalis testaceorum Britanniae . . . London, 254 pp.,
index, 17 pls.

Crick, George Charles
1890. See Foord, A. H., and Crick, G. C.

Crider, Albert Foster
1916. See Stephenson, L. W., and Crider, A. F.

Crosse, Joseph Charles Hippolyte

1861. Etude sur le genre Cancellaire, suivie du catalogue des espéces
vivantes et fossiles actuellement connus. Jour. Conchyliol., t. 9, 3d ser.,
t. 1, pp. 220-256

1862. Note sur l’Hipponyx Danieli, et catalogue des espéces du genre
actuellement connues. Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 10, 3d ser., t. 2, pp. 17-28

1894. Review of Notes complémentaires sur la faune Eocéne le l’Alabama
par Maurice Cossmann. Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 42, 3d ser., t. 34, pp. 63-64

Curry, Dennis
1960. New names for some common English lower Tertiary Mollusca.
Malacol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 33, pt. 6, pp. 265-277

Cushman, Joseph Augustine
1907. Types in the paleontological collections of the Boston Society of
Natural History. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 33, No. 6, pp. 249-275

398

BULLETIN 218

da Costa, Emanuel Mendes

See Costa, E. M. da

Dall, William Healey

188la. American work in the department of Recent Mollusca during the
year 1880. Amer. Nat., vol. 15, pp. 704-718

1881b. Reports on the results of dredging under the supervision of Alex-
ander Agassiz, in the Gulf of Mexico and in the Caribbean Sea, 1877-79,
by the U.S. Coast Survey Steamer “Blake”, Lieutenant Commander C.
D. Sigsbee, U.S.M. ... Mus. Comp. Zool. Harvard, Bull., vol. 9, No. 2,
pp. 33-144

1889. Reports on the results of dredging under the supervision of Alex-
ander Agassiz, in the Gulf of Mexico (1877-78) ... by the U.S. Coast
Survey Steamer “Blake”, ... XXIX Report on the Mollusca. Mus.
Comp. Zool. Harvard, Bull. vol. 18, 492 pp., pls. 10-40

1890. Tertiary fauna of Florida. . . . Wagner Free Inst. Sci. Philadelphia,
Trans., vol. 3, pt. 1, pp. 1-200, pls. 1-12

1892. Ibid., vol. 3, pt. 2, pp. 201-473, pls. 13-22

1895a. Synopsis of a review of the genera of Recent and Tertiary Mac-
tridae and Mesodesmatidae. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 1, No. 5,
pp. 203-213

1895b. Tertiary fauna of Florida (cont’d.). Ibid., Vol. 3, pt. 3, pp. 475-570

1896a. On some new species of Scala. Nautilus, vol. 9, No. 10, pp. 111-112

1896b. Diagnoses of new Tertiary fossils from the southern United States.
U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 18, pp. 21-46

1898a. A new subgenus of Coralliophaga. Nautilus, vol. 11, No. 12, p. 135

1898b. Tertiary fauna of Florida (cont’d.). Ibid., Vol. 3, pt. 4, pp. 571-
948, pls. 23-35

1898c. Synopsis of the Recent and Tertiary Psammobiidae of North
America. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1898, vol. 50, pp. 57-62

1899. Synopsis of the Recent and Tertiary Leptonacea of North America
and the West Indies. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 21, No. 1177, pp. 871-
897, pls. 87-88

1900. Tertiary fauna of Florida (cont’d.). Ibid., Vol. 3, pt. 5, pp. 949-1217,
pls. 37-47

1900a. Synopsis of the family Tellinidae and of the North American
species. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 23, No. 1210, pp. 285-326, pls. 2-4

1901la. Synopsis of the family Cardiidae and of the North American
species. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 23, No. 1214, pp. 381-392

1901b. A gigantic fossil Lucina. ’ Nautilus, vol. 15, pp. 40-42

1901c. Synopsis of the Lucinacea and of the American species. U.S. Nat.
Mus., Proc., vol. 23, No. 1237, pp. 779-833, pls. 39-42

1902. Synopsis of V eneridae and of the North American species. U.S. Nat.
Mus., Proc., vol. 26, No. 1312, pp. 335-412

1903a. Tertiary fauna of Florida (cont’d.) Ibid., Vol. 3, pt. 6, pp. 1219-
1654, pls. 48-60

1903b. Synopsis of the family Astartidae with a review of the American
species. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 26, No. 1342, pp. 933-952, pls. 62-63

1904. A singular Eocene Turbinella. Nautilus, vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 9, 10

1907. Notes on some Upper Cretaceous Volutidae with descriptions of new
species and a revision of the groups to which they belong. Smithsonian
Misc. Coll., vol. 50, pt. 1, 23 pp., 12 figs.

1909. Contributions to the Tertiary paleontology of the Pacific Coast. 1.
The Miocene of Astoria and Coos Bay, Oregon. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof.
Paper 59, 148 pp., 23 pls. Appendices I-XIII, pp. 149-216, Index pp.
263-278

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 399

1915. 4 monograph of the molluscan fauna of the Orthaulax pugnax
zone of the Oligocene of Tampa, Florida. U.S. Nat. Mus., Bull. 90, 173
pp., 26 pls.

1916. A contribution to the invertebrate fauna of the Oligocene beds of
Flint River, Georgia. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 51, No. 2162, pp. 487-
524, 6 pls.

Dall, William Healey, and Bartsch, Paul

1904. Synopsis of the genera, subgenera, and sections of are family Pyra-
midellidae. Biol. Soc. Washington, Proc., vol. 17, 16 p

1909. A monograph of west American pyramidellid ads Be: U.S. Nat.
Mus., Bull. 68, 258 pp., 30 pls.

Dana, James Dwight

1863. Manual of geology. 1st ed., Philadelphia, 798 pp., il. map
1895. Ibid., 4th ed., Boston, 1087 pp., il. map

Day, James R.
1937. See Lonsdale, J. T., and Day, J. R.

DeFrance, Marin Jacques Louis

1816-1830. Dictionnaire des Sciences Naturelles . . . Paris and Stras-
bourg.

1821. Hep-Huis, 540 pp.

de Gregorio, Antoine
See Gregorio, Antoine de

Deshayes, Gérald Paul

1824-1832. Descriptions des Coquilles fossiles des environs de Paris. Tome
I. Conchiféres, 392 pp.

1824. pp. 1-80
1825. pp. 81-170
1829. pp. 171-238
1830. pp. 239-322
1832. pp. 323-392

1824a-1835a. Ibid. Tome II. Gasteropodes, 780 pp.
1824a. pp. 1-80
1825a. pp. 81-146
1832a. pp. 147-290
1833a. pp. 291-426
1834a. Pe 427-498
1835a. pp. 499-780
Plates puatilished simultaneously with text. Dates from Newton, 1891, p.
309

1833-[1835]. [Mollusca of the Morea]. Expédition scientifique de Morée.
(Bory de Saint Vincent). T. III, pt. 1, sect. 1, 209 pp., Atlas

1838-1851. Histoire naturelle générale et "particiuliore des Mollusques ter-
restres et fluviatiles ... Paris, t. 2, pt. 2, Nos. 29-42. See under Férus-
sac, A. E.

1856-1866. Description des Animaux sans vertébres decouverts dans le
bassin de Paris pour servir de supplément a la description des coquilles
fossiles des environs de Paris, comprenant une revue générale de toutes
les espéces actuellement connues. Paris, 3 vol. text. 2 vol. atlas
1856. Vol. 1, pp. 1-80 Atlas Vol. 1, pls. 1-10
1857. Ibid., pp. 81-392 Ibid., Vol. 1, pls. 11-49

400 BULLETIN 218

1858. Ibid., pp. 393-704 Ibid., Vol. 1, pls. 50-87

~1860. Ibid., pp. 70-912

1861. Vol. 2, pp. 1-432 Vol. 2, pls. 1-26

1862. Ibid., pp. 433-640 Ibid., Vol. 2, pls. 27-39

1863. Ibid., pp. 641-920 Ibid., Vol. 2, pls. 40-62

1864. Ibid., pp. 921-968

1865a. Vol. 3, pp. 1-200 Ibid., Vol. 2, pls. 63-85

1865b. Ibid., pp. 201-658 Ibid., Vol. 2, pls. 86-107

1866. Ibid., Index, Title-page etc.
For true dates of publication, see Newton, 1891, p. 309

Deussen, Alexander

1914. Geology and underground waters of the southeastern part of the
Texas Coastal Plain. U.S Geol. Sur., Water-Supply Paper 335, 365 pp.,

maps
1924. Geology of the Coastal Plain of Texas West of Brazos River. U.S.
Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 126, 145 pp., 35 pls.

Dickerson, Roy Ernest

1914. Fauna of the Martinez Eocene of California. Univ. California Pub.,
Bull. Geol. Dept., vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 61-180, pls. 6-18

1916. Stratigraphy and fauna of the Tejon Eocene of California. Univ.
California Pub., Bull. Geol. Dept., vol. 9, No. 17, pp. 363-524, pls. 36-46

Dietrich, John W.
1964. See Fisher, W. L., Rodda, P. U., and Dietrich, J. W.

Dixon, Frederick

1850. The geology of Sussex or the geology and fossils of the Tertiary
and Cretaceaus formations of Sussex. Pp. xvi-422, 45 pls.
1878. Ibid. new ed. 2d by T. R. Jones. Pp. xxiv-469, 64 pls.

Dixon, Frederick, and Jones, Thomas Ruppert
1878. See under Dixon, F.

Donovan, Edward
[1799]-1804. The natural history of British shells. Five vols. in 2. 1799,
parts 1-6; 1800, parts 7-18; 1801, parts 19-30; 1802, parts 31-42, vol.
4; parts 43-54; 1804, parts 55-60

Douvillé, Henri

1904. Paléontologie Mollusques Fossiles in J. de Morgan, Mission Scien-
tifique en Perse. Vol. 3, Etudés géologiques. Partie 1V. Paléontologie
Mollusques fossiles. Pp. 191- 380, pls. 25-50

1910. Observations sur les Ostréidés origine et classification. Soc. géol.
France, Bull., 4th ser., t. 10, pp. 634-645

Downs, Harold Robert
1950. See Miller, A. K., and Downs, H. R.

DuBar, Jules Ramon, and Salliday, James R.

1961. Check list of Duplin (late Miocene) molluscan species of Georgia
and the Carolinas. Geologic Notes. Div. Geology State Development
Board, Columbia, S.C. Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 17-30

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 401

Duclos, P. L.

1835. Histoire Naturelle . . . de tous les genres de coquilles univalves
marines a l’état vivant et fossile ... Genre Olive. 33 pls. [no. p. nos.]

1843-1853. [1844] Illustrations conchyliologiques ... [Chenu] Oliva, 31
pp., 36 pls.

Dumble, Edwin Theodore
1894. The Cenozoic deposits of Texas. Jour. Geol., vol. 2, No. 6, pp. 549-
567
1908. Tertiary deposits of northeastern Mexico. Science, n. s., vol. 27

1911. Rediscovery of some Conrad forms. Science, n. s., vol. 33, No. 860,
pp. 970-971

1915a. Some events in the Eogene history of the present coastal area of
the Gulf of Mexico in Texas and Mexico. Jour. Geol., vol. 23, No. 6,
pp. 481-498

1915b. Problem of the Texas Tertiary sands. Geol. Soc. America., Bull.,
vol. 26, pp. 447-476, pls. 25-27

we Geology of East Texas. Univ. Texas, Bull. 1869, viit+388 pp., 12
pls.

Dunker, Wilhelm Bernhard Rudolph Hadrian
1858-1870. [1871]. Novitates Conchologicae. Mollusca Marina. Abbildung
und Beschreibung ... neuer . . . Conchylien, Il. Abt.; Meeres
Conchylien. Herausgegeben von Dr. W. Dunker, Cassel, pp. iv + 144,
45 pls.

Edwards, Frederic Erasmus

1849-1860. A monograph of the Eocene Mollusca, or descriptions of shells
from the older Tertiaries of England. Paleont. Soc. London, Mon.
1849. Part I, pp. 1-56, pls. 1-9
1852. Part Il, pp. 57-122, pls. 10-15
1854-1860. Part III, pp. 123-330, pls. 16-33

1865. Descriptions of some new Eocene species of Cypraea and Margin-
ella. Geol. Mag., vol. 2, pp. 536-542, pl. 14

Emerson, William Keith, and Puffer, Elton L.

1953. A catalogue of the molluscan genus Distorsio (Gastropoda, Cyma-
tiidae). Biol. Soc. Washington, Proc., vol. 66, pp. 63-108

Emmons, Ebenezer

1858. Report of the North Carolina Geological Survey. Agriculture of the
eastern counties; ... Raleigh, 314 pp., 256 text ill.

Emory, William Hemsley
1857. Report on the United States and Mexican boundary survey ..
United States 34th Congress, 1st sess., Senate Ex. Doc. 108 and House
Ex. Doc, 135, vol. 1, Part 2, 174 pp., 21 pls. maps

Férussac, André Etienné J. P. J. F. d’Audebard
1819-1832. Histoire naturelle générale et particuliére des Mollusques
terrestres et fluviatiles ... Paris, t. 2, pt. 1, Nos. 1-28, 128 pp., 162 pls.
1838-1851. Ibid., t. 2, pt. 2, cont’d. by Deshayes, G. P., Nos. 29-42

402 BULLETIN 218

Finch, John

1824. Geological essay on the Tertiary formations in America. Amer.
Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 7, pp. 31-43

Finlay, Harold John

1926. A further commentary on New Zealand molluscan systematics. New
Zealand Inst., Trans. vol. 57, pp. 320-485, pls. 18-22

Fischer, de [ven] Waldheim, Gotthelf

1807. Muséum Demidoff. .. Ou catalogue systématique ... a l'Université
impériale de Moscou par son Excellence Monsieur Paul de Demidoff.
T. 3, Vegetaux et Animaux. Pp. 281, 6 pls.

Fischer, Paul

1860. Note sur les genres Hippagus et Verticordia. Jour. Conchyl., vol.
8, 2d ser., vol. 4, pp. 295-300
1880-1887. Manuel de conchyliologie et de paléontologie conchyliologique
. Paris, pp. 1369, 33 pls. For dates according to pages see Newton,
R. B., 1891, p. 311

Fisher, William L.

1961. Stratigraphic names in the Midway and Wilcox groups of the Gulf
Coast Plain. [Reprinted from Gulf Coast Association of Geological So-
cieties. Vol. 11, pp. 263-295]. Bur. Ec. Geol., Univ. Texas. Report of
Investigations, No. 44 same pp.

Fisher, William L., and Rodda, Peter Ulisse

1961. Athleta petrosa stock from the Eocene of Texas. Annual Meetings,
Geol. Soc. America abstracts. Abstract pp. 52A-53A

Fisher, William L., Rodda, Peter Ulisse, and Dietrich, John W.

1964. Evolution of Athleta petrosa stock (Eocene, Gastropoda) of Texas.
Univ. Texas Pub. No. 6413, 117 pp., 11 pls.

Fitton, William Henry
1835. Observations on some of the strata between the chalk and the Ox-
ford Oolite, in the south-east of England. Geol. Soc. London, Trans.,

2d ser., vol. 4, pp. 103-338, pls. 11-23. App. A, see Sowerby, James de
Carle

Foord, Arthur Humphreys, and Crick, George Charles

1890. On some new and imperfectly defined species of Jurassic, Creta-
ceous, and Tertiary Nautili contained in the British Museum (Natural
History). Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., 6th ser., vol. 5, pp. 388-409

Forbes, Edward

1845. Description of new species. App. I. Pp. 61-63, text figs. in Lyell,
Charles, Notes on the Cretaceous strata of New Jersey, and other parts
of United States bordering the Atlantic. Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. London,
vol. 1, pp. 55-75 text figs.

Forbes, Edward, and Hanley, Sylvanus Charles Thorp
1848-1853. A history of British Mollusca, and their shells. London, 4 vols.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 403

1848. Vol. 1, 477 pp., pls. A-O, 1-34

1850. Vol. II, 557 pp., pls. P-U, AA-NN, 35-74, 77-79
1851. Vol. III, 616 pp., pls. EE-ZZ, 75-76, 80-94D
1853. Vol. IV, 557 pp. pls. W, MM, AAA-SSS, 94E-133

Furnish, William Madison, Jr.
1938. See under Miller, A. K., and Furnish, W. M., Jr.

Gabb, William More

1860a. Descriptions of some new species of Cretaceous fossils. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 4, pt. 3, pp. 299-305, pls. 47-48 in
part

1860b. Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous fossils from New Jersey.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1860, vol. 12, pp. 93-95

1860c. Description of a new species of cephalopod from the Eocene of
Texas. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1860, vol. 12, p. 324

1860d. Descriptions of new species of American Tertiary and Cretaceous
Fossils. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., wol. 4, pt. 4, pp.
375-406, pls. 67-69

1861. Synopsis of the Mollusca of the Cretaceous formation, including the
geographical and stratigraphical range and synonymy. Amer. Philos.
Soc., Proc. 1861, vol. 8, pp. 57-257

1862a. Descriptions of new species of Cretaceous fossils from New Jersey,
Alabama, and Mississippi. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1861, vol.
13, pp. 318-330

1862b. Notes on Cretaceous fossils with descriptions of a few additional
new species. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1861, vol. 13, pp. 363-
367

1862c. Descriptions of new species of American Tertiary fossils and a new
Carboniferous cephalopod from Texas. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia,
Proc. 1861, vol. 13, pp. 367-372

1864. Description of the Cretaceous fossils. Paleontology of California,
vol. 1, section 4, pp. 57-243

1866. Reply to Mr. Conrad’s criticism on Mr. Gabb’s “Report on the
paleontology of California.’ Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 2, pp. 87-92

1868. An attempt at a revision of the two families Strombidae and A por-
rhaidae. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 4, pp. 137-149, 2 pls.

1869. Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils. California Geol. Sur., Paleontology,
vol. 2, 299 pp., 36 pls.

1872. Notes on the genus Polorthus Gabb. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia,
Proc. 1872, vol. 24, pp. 259-262, pl. 8

1873. On the topography and geology of Santo Domingo. Amer. Philos.
Soc., Trans., n.s. vol. 15, pt. 1, pp. 49-259, map

1877. Notes on American Cretaceous fossils, with descriptions of some
new species. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1876, vol. 28, pp. 276-
324, pl. 5

Gardner, Julia Anna

1923. New species of Mollusca from the Eocene deposits of southwestern
Texas. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 131-D, pp. 109-115, pls. 29-33

1924. Fossiliferous marine Wilcox in Texas. Amer. Jour. Sci., 5th ser.,
vol. 7, pp. 141-145

1924. In Deussen, Alexander, which see

1926a. The molluscan fauna of the Alum Bluff group of Florida. Part I.
Prionodesmacea and Anomalodesmacea. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper
142-A, 64 pp., 15 pls.

404 BULLETIN 218

1926b. The nomenclature of the superspecific groups of Corbula in the
lower Miocene of Florida. Nautilus, vol. 40, No. 2, pp. 41-47

1926c. On Scott’s new correlation of the Texas Midway. Amer. Jour. Sci.,
5th ser., vol. 12, pp. 453-455

1926d. The restoration of Ostrea multilirata Conrad, 1857. Washington
Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 16, No. 19, pp. 513-514

1927. New species of mollusks from the Eocene of Texas. Washington
Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 17, No. 14, pp. 362-383, figs. 1-44

1927a. The correlation of the marine Yegua of the type sections. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 245-251

1928. The molluscan fauna of the Alum Bluff group of Florida. Part V.
Tellinacea, Solenacea, Mactracea, Myacea, Molluscoidea. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Prof. Paper 142-E, pp. 185-249, pls. 29-36

1929. A new Eocene Leda from Black "Bluff, Ala. Washington Acad. Sci.,
Jour., vol. 19, No. 19, pp. 425-428, 1 fig.

1931. Relation of certain foreign faunas to Midway fauna of Texas. Amer.
Assoc. Petrol. Geol., Bull., vol. 15, pp. 149-160

1935. The Midway group of Texas, including a chapter on the coral
fauna by Thomas Wayland Vaughan and Willis Parkinson Popenoe.
Univ. Texas Bull. 3301, 403 pp., 28 pls., 4 text figs.

1938. Lesueur’s Walnut Hills fossil shells. Jour. Paleont., vol. 12, No. 3,
pp. 300-301

1939. Recent collections of upper Eocene Mollusca from Alabama and
Mississippi. Jour. Paleont., vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 340-343

1939a. Notes on fossils from the Eocene of the gulf province. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Prof. Paper 193-B, pp. 17-44, pls. 1-8

1944. Mollusca from the Miocene anl lower Pliocene of Virginia and
North Carolina; Part I, Pelecypoda; with a summary of the stratigra-
phy by W.C. Mansfield. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 199-A, 178 pp., 23
pls., 4 text figs.

1945. Mollusca of the Tertiary formations of northeastern Mexico. Geol.
Soc. America, Mem. 11, 332 pp., 28 pls., map, 6 tables, 1 fig.

1951. Two new guide fossils from the Tallahatta formation of the south-
eastern states. Washington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 8-12

Gardner, Julia Anna, and Bowles, Edgar Oliver

1934. Early Tertiary species of gastropods from the Isthmus of Tehuante-
pec. Washington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 24, No. 6, pp. 241-248

1939. The Venericardia planicosta group in ‘the Gulf Province. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Prof. Paper 189-F, pp. 141-215, pls. 33-46

Geinitz, Hans Bruno
1887. Uber Nautilus alabamensis Morton, Nautilus ziczac Sow. und
Nautilus lingulatus v. Buch. Neues Jahrb. fiir Min. Geol. Pal., Bd. 2,
pp. 53-56, pl. 3

Gibbes, Robert Wilson
1845. Description of the teeth of a new fossil animal found in the green-
sand of South Carolina. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1845, vol. 2,
pp. 254-256, pl. 1

Gildersleeve, Benjamin
1942. Eocene of Virginia. Virginia Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 57, 43 pp., pls.
1-6

Gimbrede, Louis de Agramonte
1962. The Hurricane lentil: source of many Claiborne fossils. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 36, No. 5, pp. 1116-1120

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 405

Glenn, Leonidas Chalmers

1904. Systematic paleontology. Pelecypoda. Pp. 274-401, pls. 75-108, in
Maryland Geological Survey. Miocene. Two vols., 543 pp., 135 pls.

Glibert, Maxine

1960a. Les Volutacea fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger ... Inst. roy. des
Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 61, 109 pp.

1960b. Les Conacea fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger . . . Inst. roy. des
Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 64, 132 pp.

1962a. Les Archaeogastropoda fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger ... Inst.
roy. des Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 68, 131 pp.

1962b. Les Mesogastropoda fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger ... Inst. roy.
des Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 69, 305 pp.

1962c. Les Euthyneura et Pulmonata fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger ...

Inst. roy des. Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 70, 140 pp.

1963a. Les Mesogastropoda fossiles du Cenozoique Etranger ... Inst.
roy. des Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem. 10th ser., fasc. 73, 154 pp.

1963b. Les Muricacea et Buccinacea fossiles du Cenozoiqnue Etranger...
Inst. roy. des Sci. Nat. de Belgique, Mem., 10th ser., fasc. 74, 179 pp.

Gmelin, Johann Friedrich

1791. Caroli a Linné Systema Naturae. Ed. 13, t. I, pars VI, Vermes, pp.
2 + 3021-3910. For date see Hopkinson, John, 1907, pp. 1035-1036

Goldfuss, Georg August

1833. Petrefacta Germaniae . . . theil 2, Div. 4, pp. 1-68, pls. 72-96
1862. Ibid., ed. 2, 113 pp.

Grabau, Amadeus William

1901. See under Johnson, C. W., and Grabau, A.W.

1903. Studies of Gastropoda. II. Fulgur and Sycotypus. Amer. Nat., vol.
37, pp. 515-539

1904. Phylogeny of Fusus and its allies. Smithsonian Misc. Coll., vol.
44, No. 1417, 192 pp., 18 pls.

1935. Studies of Gastropoda. National University Peking, Peking, pp.
159553. pls:

Grabau, Amadeus William, and Shimer, Hervey Woodburn

1909. North American index fossils: Invertebrates. New York, vol. 1,
853 pp., 1210 figs.
1910. Ibid., vol. 2, 909 pp., 1937 figs.

Grateloup, Jean Pierre Sylvestre de

1833. X. Tableau (suite du) des Coquilles fossiles que on rencontre dans
les terrains tertiares grossiers (faluns), des environs de Dax, dé-
partement des Landes. Actes de la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux, t. 6,
No. 32, pp. 90-164

1837. VII. Notice sur las famille des Bulléens dont on trouve les dé-
pouilles fossiles dans les terrains marins supérieurs du bassin de
Adour, aux environs de Dax (Landes). Actes de la Société. Linnéenne
de Bordeaux, t. 9, No. 49 bis, pp. 365-432, pl. 3

1838. XII. Description des genre et des espéces de coquilles fossiles,
appartenant a cette famille de Trachélipodes qu’on observe dans les
couches des terrains marins supérieurs du bassin de l’Adour aux

406 BULLETIN 218

~environs de Dax (Landes). Actes de la Société Linnéenne de Bor-
deaux, t. 10, No. 53, pp. 251-302, pl. 6

1840. Conchyliologie fossile des terrains Tertiares du bassin de l’Adour,
(environs de Dax), Univalves. Atlas. Bordeaux, t. 1, 12 pp., 48 pls.

Gray, John Edward
1847. A list of the genera of Recent Mollusca, their synonyma and types.
Zool. Soc: London, Proc., pt. 15, pp. 129-219

Gregorio, Antoine de

1885. Studi su talune conchiglie Mediterranee. Viventi e fossili con una
rivista del gen. Vulsella. Paragrafi. Intorna a talune specie appar-
tenenti ai gen. Modiolaria, Montacuta, Astarte, Cista e Lucina. Bull.
Soc. Malacol., vol. 10, pp. 125-218

1890. Monographie de ‘la Faunc-Eocénique de P Alabama et surtout de
celle de Claiborne de l’Etage Parisien (Horizon a Venericardia plani-
costa Lamk.). Ann. Géol. et Paléont., livr. 7 et 8, 316 pp., 46 pls.

Guillaume, Louis
1924. Essais sur la classification des Turritelles, ainsi que sur leur évolu-
tion et leurs migrations, depuis le début des temps Tertiares. Soc. géol.
France, Bull. 4th ser., t. 14, fasc. 5, pp. 281-311, 2 pls.
1926. Résponse a la note de Mr. G. F. Dollfus: “Critique de la classifica-
tion des Turritelles.’ Soc. géol. France, Bull. 4th ser., t. 26, fasc. 6-8,
pp. 425-428

Guppy, Robert John Lechmere
1866. On the Tertiary Mollusca of Jamaica. Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. Lon-
don, Proc., pp. 281-295, pls. 16-18

Hall, James
1843. Geology of New York. Part IV. Comprising the survey of the fourth
geological district. Albany, N.Y., 683 pp.

Hanley, Sylvanus Charles Thorp

1844. [. . . new species of the genus Tellina, chiefly collected by H.
Cuming Esq. in the Philippine Islands and Central America.] Zool.
Soc. London, Proc. 1844, vol. 12, pp. 59-72

1848. See under Forbes, E., and Hanley, S. C. T.

1855. Ipsa Linnaet Conchylia. The shells of Linnaeus, determined from
his manuscripts and collections ... also an exact reprint of the Vermes
Testacea of the “Systema Naturae”’ and “Mantissa.” London, 556 pp.,
5 pls.

Hanna, G. Dallas
1924. Rectifications of nomenclature. California Acad. Sci., Proc., 4th ser.,
vol. 13, No. 10, pp. 151-186

Hannibal, Harold
1914. See under Arnold, R., and Hannibal, H.

Harbison, Anne
1944. Mollusks from the Eocene Santee limestone, South Carolina. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Not. Nat., No. 143, 12 pp., 4 pls.
1953. See Olsson, A. A., and Harbison, A.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 407

Harmer, Frederic William
1914-1925. The Pliocene Mollusca of Great Britain being supplementary
to S. V. Wood’s monograph of the Crag Mollusca.
1914. Vol. 1, pt. 1 im Paleont. Soc., vol. 67, pp. 1-200, 24 pls., issued for

1913
1915. Vol. 1, pt. 2, ibid., vol. 68, pp. 201-302, pls. 25-32, issued for 1914
1918. Vol. 1, pt. 3, ibid., vol. 70, pp. 303-461, pls. 33-44, issued for 1916
1919. Vol. 1, pt. 4, zbzd., vol. 71, pp. 462-483, index, issued for 1917
1920. Vol. 2, pt. 1, zbid., vol. 72, pp. 485-652, pls. 45-52, issued for 1918
1921. Vol. 2, pt. 2, ibid., vol. 73, pp. 653-704, pls. 53-56, issued for 1919
1923. Vol. 2, pt. 3, ibid., vol. 75, pp. 705-856, pls. 57-64, issued for 1921
1925. Vol. 2, pt. 4, ibid., vol. 76, pp. 857-900, pl. 65, issued for 1922

Harris, George Frederick
1894. See under Newton, R. B., and Harris, G. F.

Harris, George Frederick, and Burrows, Henry William

1891. The Eocene and Oligocene beds of the Paris Basin. Geologists’ Asso-
ciation, London, 129 pp. °

Harris, Gilbert Dennison

1890. The genus Terebellum in American Tertiaries. Amer. Geol., vol.
5, p. 319

1892. In Lerch, Otto, 1892, which see

1893. Reprint of Fossil shells of the Tertiary formations of North America
by T. A. Conrad. See Conrad, 1832a-1835a (PRI reprint, 1963)

1893a ms. Manuscript Eocene of Texas. Pp. 181 + lists “stations Texas
museums,” never published. Deposited in PRI Library, many of the
new species were published by Harris, 1895a, which see

1894a. On the geological position of the Eocene deposits of Maryland and
Virginia. Amer. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., vol. 47, pp. 301-304, figs. 1-3

1894b. The Tertiary geology of southern Arkansas. Arkansas Geol. Sur.,
Ann. Report for 1892, vol. 2, 207 pp., 7 pls.

1895. Pages 887-892, 896-900, figs. iz Dana, James Dwight, Manual of
Geology, which see

1895a. New and otherwise interesting Tertiary Mollusca from Texas.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1895, vol. 47, pp. 45-88, pls. 1-9

1895b. Claiborne fossils. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 1, 52 pp., pl. 1

1895¢c ms. Catalogue of Isaac Lea’s Tertiary fossils. Formerly arranged by
Angelo Heilprin. Rearranged in Aug., 1895. Not published. Harris
original notebook in PRI.

188 The Midway stage. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 4, 156 pp., 15
pls.

1897a. New and interesting Eocene Mollusca from the Gulf states. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1896, vol. 48, pp. 470-482, pls. 18-23

1897b. The Lignitic stage, Part I, stratigraphy and Pelecypoda. Bull.
Amer. Paleont., vol. 2, No. 9, 102 pp., 14 pls.

1899a. The Lignitic stage, Part II, Scaphopoda, Gastropoda, Pteropoda
and Cephalopoda. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 3, No. 11, 128 pp., 12 pls.

1899b. The Cretaceous and lower Eocene faunas of Louisiana. Pp. 289-310,
pls. 49-55. Special Report im Harris and Veatch, which see

1902. tied outcrops in central Georgia. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 4, No.
1G; 7p

1919. Peleniieus of the St. Maurice and Claiborne stages. Bull. Amer.
Paleont., vol. 6, No. 31, 268 pp., 59 pls.

1919. See under Van Winkle, K. E. H., and Harris, G. D.

1920. The genera Lutetia and Alveinus. Paleont. Amer., vol. 1, No. 2, pp.
3-14, pl. 17, text figs. 1-8

408 BULLETIN 218

1926. With notes on the paleontology. Pp. 87-112, pls. 17-20 in Waring,
Gerald Ashley. The geology of the island of Trinidad, B. W.1. Johns
Hopkins Univ. Studies in Geology, No. 7, 180 pp., 20 pls.

1927. See under Hodson, Floyd, Hodson, H. K., and Harris, G. D.

1937. Turrid illustrations. Paleont. Amer., vol. 2, No. 7, 122 pp., 14 pls.

1940. The name Claiborne in geologic literature. Science, n.s., vol. 92, No.
2386, pp. 257-258

1951. Preliminary notes on Ocala bivalves. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 38,
No. 138, 54 pp., 13 pls.

Harris, Gilbert Dennison, and Palmer, Katherine Van Winkle
1946, 1947. The Mollusca of the Jackson Eocene of the Mississippi em-
bayment (Sabine River to the Alabama River). Bull. Amer. Paleont.,
vol. 30, No. 117, 564 pp., 65 pls. Part I. Bivalves and bibliography for
parts I and II. G. D. Harris, 1946, 206 pp., 25 pls. Part II. Univalves
and index. K. V. W. Palmer, 1947, pp. 207-563, pl. 26-56, 62-64; pls.
57-61 by G. D. Harris.

Harris, Gilbert Dennison, and Veatch, Arthur Clifford
1899. The geology of Louisiana. A preliminary report. Part V. Baton
Rouge, La., pp. 354, 62 pls.

Harris, Gilbert Dennison, Veatch, Arthur Clifford, and Pachecoa, Jov.

A. A.
1902. A report of the geology of Louisiana. Part VI. Baton Rouge, La.,
pp. 288, 44 pls.

Hayden, Ferdinand Vandiveer

1858. See under Meek, F. B., and Hayden, F. V.
1862. See under Meek, F. B., and Hayden, F. V.

Heilprin, Angelo

1879a. On some new Eocene fossils from the Claiborne marine formation
of sie aes Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1879, vol. 31, pp. 211-
216, pl. 13

1879b. 4 comparison of the Eocene Mollusca of the southeastern United
States and western Europe in relation to the determination of identi-
cal forms. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1879, vol. 31, pp. 217-225

1880. On some new species of Eocene Mollusca from the southern United
States. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 149-152, 1 pl.

1881. On some new lower Eocene Mollusca from Clarke Co., Ala., with
some points as to the stratigraphical positions of the beds containing
them. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1880, vol. 32, pp. 364-375, pl.
20

1881a. Notes on the Tertiary geology of the southern United States. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1881, vol. 33, pp. 151-159

1882a. A revision of the Cis-Mississippi pectens of the United States.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1881, vol. 33, pp. 416-422

1882b. A revision of the Tertiary species of Arca of the eastern and
southern United States. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1881, vol.
33, pp. 448-453

1882c. On some new species of Eocene Mollusca from the southern United
States. Smithsonian Misc. Coll., vol. 22, pp. 149-152, 1 pl. (reprint of
vol. 3, U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., see Heilprin, 1880)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 409

1884a. The Tertiary geology of the eastern and southern United States.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 9, pp. 115-154, pl. 4

1884b. Contributions to the Tertiary geology and paleontology of the
United States. Philadelphia, 117 pp., map

1884c. North American Tertiary Ostretdae. App. I. Pp. 309-316, pls. 62-72,
in White, Charles A., A review of the fossil Ostreidae of North
America; and a comparison of the fossil with the living forms. US.
Geol. Sur., 4th Ann. Report. 1882-1883, pp. 273-473, pls. 34-82

1886. Notes on the Tertiary geology and paleontology of the southern
United States. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1886, vol. 38, pp. 57-58

1887. Explorations of the west coast of Florida... Wagner Free Inst.
Sci. Philadelphia, Trans., vol. 1, 134 pp., pls. 1-16b, 19 (Reprint
Paleontological Research Institution, 1964)

1891a. The Eocene Mollusca of the state of Texas. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1890, vol. 42, pp. 393-406

1891b. The geoloyy and paleontology of the Cretaceous deposits of Mexico.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1890, vol. 42, pp. 445-469, pls. 51-54

Henderson, Junius a

1935. Fossil non-marine Mollusca of North America. Geol. Soc. America,
Spec. Paper 3, 313 pp.

Herrick, Stephen Marion

1960. Some small Foraminifera from Shell Bluff, Georgia. Bull. Amer.
Paleont., vol. 41, No. 187, pp. 113-130, pls. 14-16
1963. See under Browne R. G., and Herrick, S. M.

Hilgard, Eugene Weldemar

1860. Report on the geology and agriculture of the state of Mississippi.
Jackson, pp. 391, map

1869. Supplementary and final report of a geological reconnoissance of
the state of Louisiana ... New Orleans, pp. 44

1871. In Hopkins, F. V., 1871, which see

1885. The old Tertiary of the southwest. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 130, 3d
ser., vol. 30, No. 178, Art. 33, pp. 266-269

Hinds, Richard Brinsley

1843. Descriptions of new species of Nucula, from the collections of Sir
Edward Belcher, C. B. and Hugh Cuming Esq. Zool. Soc. London, Proc.
1843, pt. XI, pp. 97-100

1844. Descriptions of Marginellae collected during the voyage of H. M.S.
Sulphur, and from the collection of Mr. Cuming. Zool. Soc. London,
Proc. 1844, pt. XII, pp. 72-77

Hodge, James Thacher

1841. Observations on the secondary and Tertiary formations of the
southern states. App. by T. A. Conrad, pp. 344-348, pl. 2. Amer. Jour.
Sci., vol. 41, pp. 332-348. (reprinted in 1843, Assoc. Amer. Geol. and
Nat., Trans., pp. 94-111)

Hodson, Floyd, Hodson, Helen King, and Harris, Gilbert Dennison

1927. Some Venezuelean and Caribbean mollusks. Bull. Amer. Paleont.,
vol. 13, No. 49, 160 pp., 40 pls.

Hodson, Helen King
1927. See under Hodson, F., Hodson, H. K., and Harris, G. D.

410 BULLETIN 218

Hoeninghaus, Friedrich Wilhelm

1831. Versuch einer geognostischen Eintheilung seiner Versteinerung-
Sammlung. Pt. 8. [Neues] Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, 2d Jahrgang, pp.
132-170

Hoernes, Moriz

1870. Die Fossilen Mollusken des Tertiaer-Beckeus von Wien. 1. Unival-
ven. Pp. 736, 52 pls. II. Bivalven. Pp. 479, 85 pls. Kaiserlich-Koniglichen
Geologischen Reichsanstalt Abhandlungen Bds. III, IV

Holmes, Francis Simmons
1857. See Tuomey, M., and Holmes, F. S.

Hopkins, Frederick Vincent

1871. Second annual report of the Geological Survey of Louisiana ..
Pp. 1-34, map. Jn Louisiana State University Ann. Rept. for 1870

Hopkins, Oliver Baker

1917. Oil and gas possibilities of the Hatchetigbee anticline Alabama.
U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull. 661-H, pp. 279-313, pls. 26-29

Hopkinson, John

1907. Dates of publication of the separate parts of Gmelin’s edition (13th)
of the “Systema Naturae” of Linnaeus. Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1907,
pt. II, pp. 1035-1037

Hovey, Edmund Otis
1901. See under Whitfield, R. P., and Hovey, E. O.

Howe, Henry Van Wagenen
1925. “The Many Salt Dome,’ Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Amer. Assoc.
Petrol. Geol., vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 170-171
1937. Large oyster from the Gulf Coast Tertiary. Jour. Paleont., vol. 11,
No. 4, pp. 355-366, pl. 44

Hughes, Richard John, Jr.

1961. Nemocardium nicolletti from the Paleocene Matthews Landing marl
in Mississippi. Jour. Paleont., vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 385-390, pl. 54, text fig.

Hutton, Frederick Wollaston
1885. Description of new Tertiary shells. New Zealand Inst., Trans., vol.
17, pp. 313-332, pl. 18

Hyatt, Alpheus
1883. Genera of fossil cephalopods. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist., Proc., vol. 22,
pp. 253-338

Ingram, William Marcus
1942. Type fossil Cypraeidae of North America. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol.
27, No. 104, 32 pp., 4 pls.

Johnson, Betrand Leroy
1912. See Clark, W. B., Stephenson, B. L., Johnson, B. L., and Parker,
H. N.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 411

Johnson, Charles Willison

1892. See under Pilsbry, H. A., and Johnson, C. W .

1899. New and interesting species in the “Isaac Lea Collection of Eocene
are ea Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1899, vol. 51, pp. 71-82,
pls. 1-2

1904. Description of two new Tertiary fossils. Nautilus, vol. 17, No. 12,
pp. 143-144, 2 figs.

1905. Annoted list of the types of invertebrate Cretaceous fossils in the
collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1905, vol. 57, pp. 4-28

1931. New fossil species of the genus Epitonium from South Carolina.
Nautilus, vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 6-10 pl. 1

Johnson, Charles Willison, and Grabau, Amadeus William

1901. 4 new species of Clavilithes from the Eocene of Texas. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1901, vol. 53, pp. 602-603

Johnson, Laurence Clement

1889. The “Grand-Gulf” formation of the Gulf States. Amer. Jour. Sci.,
3d ser., vol. 38, pp. 213-216, fig.
1894. See Smith, E. A., Johnson, L. C., and Langdon, D. W. Jr.

Jones, Thomas Rupert
1878. See Dixon, Frederick

Keen, Angeline Myra

1937. Nomenclatural units of the pelecypod family Cardiidae. Musée roy.
d’Histoire Nat. Belgique, Bull., t. 13, No. 7, 22 pp.

1944. Catalogue and revision of the gastropod subfamily Typhinae. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 50-72, 20 text figs.

1950. Notes on the history of Nemocardium (family Cardiidae). Jour.
Conchyliol., vol. 90, 4th ser., t. 43, pp. 23-29

1951. Outline of a proposed classification of the pelecypod family Car-
diidae. Min. Conch. Club Southern California, No. 111, pp. 6-8

1954. Five new species and a new subgenus in the pelecypod family Car-
diidae. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 35, No. 153, 24 pp., 1 pl.

1960. In Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Pt. I, Mollusca, 1351
pp., 216 figs.

1961. A proposed reclassification of the gastropod family Vermetidae.
British Mus. (Nat. Hist.), Bull., vol. 7, No. 3, 214 pp., 1 pl.

Kellum, Lewis Burnett

1926. Paleontology and stratigraphy of the Castle Hayne and Trent marls
in North Carolina. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 143, 56 pp., 11 pls.

Kennedy, William
1892. A section from Terrell, Kaufman County to Sabine Pass on the
Gulf of Mexico. Pp. 41-125 in Dumble, E. T., Third annual report of
the geological survey of Texas. Austin, pp. 410
1895. The Eocene Tertiary of Texas east of the Brazos River. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1895, vol. 47, pp. 89-160

Kent, Lois Schoonover
1960. See Brann, D. C., and Kent, L. S.

412 BULLETIN 218

1960. A new subspecies of Crassatella clarkensis (Dall) from the Clai-
~borne Eocene of southern United States. App. I, pp. 986-988, pl. 1 in
Brann, D.C., and Kent, L.S., which see

Kerr, Washington Carruthers

1875. Report of the geological survey of North Carolina. Vol. 1 Physical
geography, resumé economical geology. Pp. xviii + 325, App., 120 pp.,
8 pls., ill., map

Koenen, Adolf von

1885. Ueber eine Paleocane Fauna von Kopenhagen. Koenigliche Gesells-
chaft der Wissenschaften zu Gottingen, Bd. 32, 128 pp., 5 pls.

Krause, Erwin Koerps
1957. See under Stenzel, H. B., Krause, E. K., and Twining, J. T.

Kummel, Bernhard

1956. Post-Triassic nautiloid genera. Mus. Comp. Zool. Harvard, Bull.
vol. 114, No. 7, pp. 324-494, 28 pls., 35 figs.

Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet de

1801. Systéme des animaux sans vertébres ou tableau général des classes,
des orders et des genres de ces animaux. Paris, pp. 432
1802-1809. Memoires sur les fossiles des environs de Paris, comprenant la
détermination des espéces qui appartiennent aux animaux marine sans
vertebres, et dont la plupart sont figurés dans la collection des vélins du
Muséum. Ann. Mus. nat. Hist. nat.
1802. T. 1, pp. 299-312; 383-391; 474-478
1803. T. 2, pp. 57-64; 163-169; 217-227; 315-321; 385-391
1804a. T. 3, pp. 163-170; 266-274; 343-352; 436-441
1804b. T. 4, pp. 46-55; 105-115; 212-222; 289-298; 429-436
1804c. T. 5, pp. 28-36; 91-98; 179-188; 237-245; 349-357
1805. T. 6, pp. 117-126; 214-228; pls. I-IV; 337-345; 407-415
1806a. T. 7, pp. 53-62; 130-139; 231-244; pls. V-VII; 419-430
1806b. T. 8, pp. 77-79; 156-166; 347-355; 383-388; 461-469; pls. VIII
XIV
1807. T. 9, pp. 236-240; 399-401; pls. XV-XX
1808. T. 12, pp. 456-459, pls. XXI-XXIV
1809. T. 14, pp. 374-375, pls. XXV-XXVIII
Hels 1822. Histoire naturelle des animaux sans vertebres .. . Paris, 7
vols.
1818. T. 5, 612 pp.
1819. T. 6, 232 pp.
1822. T. 7, 711 pp.

La Moreaux, Philip E., and Toulmin, Lyman
1959. Geology and ground-water resources of Wilcox County, Alabama.
Geol. Sur. Alabama County Rept. 4, 280 pp., 60 figs., maps
Lamouroux, Jean Vincent Felix, Bory de St. Vincent, and Deslongchamps,
Eugéne Eudes
1824. Histoire naturelle des zoophytes ou animaux Rayonnées. Encyclo-
pédie Méthodique . . . Paris, pp. viii + 819
Lamy, Edouard

1941. Revision des Corbulidae vivants du Muséum National d’Histoire
Naturelle de Paris. Jour. Conchyliol., vol. 84, pp. 5-33, 121-144, 211-254

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 413

Langdon, Daniel W., Jr.

1886. Observations on the Tertiary of Mississippi and Alabama with
descriptions of new species. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 131, 3d ser., vol. 31,
No. 183, Art. 20, pp. 202-209

1894. See Smith, E. A., Johnson, L. C., and Langdon, D. W., Jr.

1891. Variations in the Cretaceous and Tertiary strata of Alabama. Geol.
Soc. America, Bull., vol. 2, pp. 587-606, pl. 23

1894. Section II. The Tertiary and Cretaceous formations east of the
Alabama River. Pp. 368-445 in Smith, Eugene Allen, Johnson, Lawrence
Clement, and Langdon, Daniel W., Jr., Report on the geology of the
Coastal Plain of Alabama. Alabama Geol. Sur., Montgomery, Ala.,
759 pp., 29 pls.

Lea, Henry Carey

1841. Descriptions of some new species of fossil shells from the Eocene
at Claiborne, Alabama. Amer. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 40, pp. 92-103, pl.

i

1846. Description of some new fossil shells, from the Terttary of Peters-
burg, Virginia. Amer. Phil. Soc., vol. 9, pp. 229-274, pls. 34-37

1849. Catalogue of the Tertiary Testacea of the United States. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1848, vol. 4, pp. 95-107

Lea, Isaac

1833. Contributions to geology. Philadelphia, pp. 227, 6 pls. [December]

1861. Descriptions of new fossil Mollusca from the Cretaceous formation
at Haddonfield, New Jersey. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1861,
vol. 13, pp. 148-160

Le Blanc, Rufus Joseph
1942+. Systematic descriptions of Lower Eocene Scaphopoda and Gas-
tropoda of Louisiana. Pp. 79-156, pls. 12-19 in Barry, John O’Keefe,
and LeBlanc, Rufus Joseph, Lower Eocene faunal units of pean.
Louisiana Dept. of Conservation, Geol. Bull., No. 23, 208 pp., 19 pls.,
text figs., 2 tables

Lerch, Otto

1892. A preliminary report upon the hills of Louisiana. Part I. Geology
and Agriculture State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge, La. Pp. 148,
maps

Lesson, René Primevére

1831. Illustrations de zoologie ou recueil de figures d’animaux peintes
d’aprés nature. Paris, pp. 102 by plates

Lesueur, Charles Alexander
1829. Walnut Hills fossil shells. Five pls. [Never published]. See Gardner,
Lesueur’s Walnut Hills fossil shells. Jour. Paleont., vol. 12, No. 3, 1938,
pp. 300-301

Libassi, Ignazio
1859. Memoria sopra alcune Conchiglie fossili det dintorni di Palermo...
Reale Accad. Sci. ... Atti...,n. s., vol. 3, 47 pp. 1 pl.

414 BULLETIN 218

Linnaeus, Carlos [Linné]
1758. Systema Naturae. Regnum Animale. Holmiae, 10 ed., 824 pp.

1767. Systema Naturae. Editio duodecima reformata. “Yermes T estacea,
tel pte, ‘PP- 533-1327 [26]. Pp. 1106-1269, reprinted in “Jpsa Linnaet
Conchylia”, see Hanley, S. C. T., 1855

”

Loeblich, Alfred Richard, and Tappan, Helen
1957. Planktonic Foraminifera of Paleocene and early Eocene age from
the Gulf and Atlantic Coastal Plains. Pp. 173-198, text figs. 27-28, pls.
40-64 in Loeblich, et al., Studies in Foraminifera. U.S. Nat. Mus., Bull.
215, 323 pp., 30 text figs., 74 pls.

Lonsdale, John Tipton, and Day, James R.
1937. Geology and ground-water resources of Webb County, Texas. U.S.
Geol. Sur., Water-Supply Paper 778, 104 pp., 6 text figs., 13 pls.

Lowe, Ephraim Noble
1933. The Eocene formations below Jackson. Mississippi Geol. Sur., Bull.
25, 125 pp., 20 figs.

Lyell, Charles
1845. Observations on the white limestone and other Eocene or older Ter-
tiary formations of Virginia, South Carolina, and Georgia. Quart. Jour.
Geol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 1, pp. 429-442, text figs.

MacNeil, Francis Stearns

1934. The pelecypod genus Vulsella in the Ocala limestone of Florida and
its bearing on correlation. Washington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 24, No. 10,
pp. 428-431, 11 figs.

1937. The systematic position of the pelecypod genus Trinacria. Wash-
ington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 27, No. 11, pp. 452-458, 1 text fig.

1951. Nucula austinclarki, n. sp. a concentrically sculptured Nucula from
the Lisbon formation of Alabama. Washington Acad. Sci. Jour.,
vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 12-14, figs. 1-2

1952. See under Cooke, C. W., and MacNeil, F. S.

1954. Stenzelia, new name for Trinacriella MacNeil. Jour. Paleont., vol.
28, No. 2, p. 217

Mansfield, Wendell Clay
1937. Mollusks of the Tampa and Suwannee limestones of Florida. Florida
Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 15, 334 pp., 21 pls.

Martin, George Curtis
1901. See Clark, W. B., and Martin, G. C.
1904. Systematic paleontology. Miocene Mollusca. [except Pelecypoda]
Maryland Geol. Sur., pp. 130-274, pls. 39-64

Martini, Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm

1769-1777. Neues systematisches Conchylien-Cabinet. Niirnberg, vols. 1-11.
1769, vol. 1, pp. 1-31; 1773, vol. 2, pls. 32-45; 1777, vol. 3, pls. 46-121.
Continued by Chemnitz and others. For dates see Newton, 1891, p. 316

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 415

Maury, Carlotta Joaquina

1909. A new connecting link in the genesis of Fulgur. Amer. Jour. Sci., 4th
ser., vol. 27, No. 160, p. 335, text fig.

1910. New Oligocene shells from Florida. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 4, No.
21, 46 pp., 9 pls.

1912. A contribution to the paleontology of Trinidad. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Jour., 2d ser., vol. 15, pp. 23-112, pls. 5-13

1917. Santo Domingo type sections and fossils. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol.
5, No. 29, pt. 1, 251 pp., 39 pls.

McCallie, Samuel Washington

1908. A preliminary report on the underground waters of Georgia.
Georgia Geol. Sur., Bull. 15, 370 pp., map

McLean, James Douglas, Jr.
1956. The Foraminifera of the Yorktown formation in the York-James
Peninsula of Virginia with notes on the associated mollusks. Bull. Amer.
Paleont., vol. 36, No. 160, pp. 255-393, pls. 35-53

McLean, Richard Alfred

1951. The Pelecypoda or bivalve mollusks of Porto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. New York Acad. Sci., vol. 17, pt. 1, 183 pp., 26 pls.

Meek, Fielding Bradford
1864. Check list of the invertebrate fossils of North America, Cretaceous
and Jurassic. Smithsonian Misc. Coll., No. 177, 40 pp.
1876. A report on the invertebrate Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of the
upper Missouri country. U.S. Geol. Sur. of the Territories. Pp. Ixiv +
629, 45 pls.

Meek, Fielding Bradford, and Hayden, Ferdinand Vandiveer

1858. Descriptions of new organic remains collected in Nebraska...
together with some remarks on the geology of the Black Hills and por-
tions of the surrounding country. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc.
1858, vol. 10, pp. 41-59, map

1862. Descriptions of new Lower Silurian (Primordial), Jurassic, Creta-
ceous, and Tertiary fossils, collected in Nebraska ... Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Proc. 1861, vol. 13, pp. 415-447

Melleville, Maximilien
1843. Mémoire sur les sables tertiaries inférieurs du bassin de Paris, avec
la description de 78 espéces de Coquilles fossiles inédites de ce terrain
et 10 planches représentant ces espéces. Ann. Sci. Géol., by M. A.
Riviére, année 2, No. 2, pp. 1-30, 77-120, pls. 1-10

Menke, Karl Thedor (Carolo Theodoro), and Pfeiffer, Louis

1852. [Review of Conrad, Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 1, 2d
ser., 1847-50]. Zeitschrift fir Malakozoologie 1852. Neunter Jahrgang,
Nr. 3, pp. 43-48

Meyer, Otto
1884. Notes on Tertiary shells. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1884,
vol. 36, pp. 104-112, 3 text figs.

416 BULLETIN 218

1885a. The genealogy and the age of the species of the southern Old-
“Tertiary. Part I. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 129, 3d ser., vol. 29, No. 174,
pp. 457-468

1885b. Ibid. Part II. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 130, 3d ser., vol. 30, No. 175,
pp. 60-72

1885c. Ibid. Part III. Reply to Criticisms. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 130, 3d
ser., vol. 30, No. 180, pp. 421-435

1886a. Observations on the Tertiary and Grand Gulf of Mississippi.
Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 132, 3d ser., vol. 32, No. 187, pp. 20-25

1886b. Part II. Contributions to the Eocene paleontology of Alabama and
Mississippi. Pp. 61-85, pls. 1-3 in Smith, Eugene Allen, Geol. Sur. Ala-
bama, Bull. No. 1, 85 pp., 9 pls.

1887a. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Fauna des Alttertidrs von Mississippie
und Alabama. Senckenbergische naturforschende Gesellschaft in Frank-
furt a. M. 1887 (org. 1886), 22 pp., 2 pls.

1887b. On invertebrates from the Eocene of Mississippi and Alabama.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1887, vol. 39, pp. 51-56, pl. 3

Meyer, Otto, and Aldrich, Truman Hemingway

1886. The Tertiary fauna of Newton and Wautubbee, Mississippi. Cin-
cinnati Soc. Nat. Hist., Jour., vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 40-50, 64, pl. 2

Miller, Arthur K.

1947. Tertiary nautiloids of the Americas. Geol. Soc. America, Mem. 23,
234 pp., 100 pls.

Miller, Arthur K., and Downs, Harold Robert

1950. Tertiary nautiloids of the Americas: Supplement. Jour. Paleont.,
vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 1-18, pls. 1-10

Miller, Arthur K., and Furnish, William Madison, Jr.

1938. Aturia from the Tertiary of Mexico. Jour. Paleont., vol. 12, No. 2,
pp. 149-155, pl. 25, text fig.

Miller, Arthur K., and Thompson, Marcus Luther ;

1933. The nautiloid cephalopods of the Midway group. Jour. Paléont., vol.
7, No. 3, pp. 298-324, pls. 34-38

1935. The nautiloid genus Aturoidea in America. Jour. Paleont., vol. 9,
No. 7, pp. 563-571, pls. 65-66, fig. 2

Miller, Benjamin Le Roy
1912. See Clark, W. B., and Miller, B. Le R.

Miller, Benjamin Le Roy, and Stephenson, Lloyd William

1912. The Coastal Plain of North Carolina. Bibliography, Pt. I, pp. 44-73,
in Clark, W. B., et al., North Carolina Geol. Ec. Sur., vol. 3, 552 pp.

Miller, Samuel Almond

1881. North American Mesozoic and Caenozoic geology and palaeon-
tology. The Caenozoic age or Tertiary period. Cincinnati Soc. Nat.
Hist., Jour., vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 3-46

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 417

Moerch, Otto Andreas Lowson

1860. Review of the genus Tenagodus Guettard. Zool. Soc. London, Proc.
1860, pt. 26, pp. 409-415

Monterosato, Tommaso Allery di

1878. Enumerazione e sinonimia delle Conchiglie Mediterranee ... Parte
prima. Giornale Societa de Scienze Naturali ed Economiche Palermo,
vol. 13, pp. 61-115

Moore, Ellen James

1962. Conrad’s Cenozoic fossil marine mollusk type specimens at the
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadel-
phia, Proc. 1962, vol. 114, No. 2, pp. 23-120

Moore, Wayne Elden

1955. Geology of Jackson County, Florida. Florida Geol. Sur., Bull. No.
37, 101 pp., 25 figs., map

Morton, Samuel George

1827. Description of a new species of Ostrea; with some remarks on the
O. convexa Say. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 1st ser., vol. 6,
pp. 50-51, pl. 4, figs. 1-2, pl. 5, figs. 1-3

1828a. Geological observations on the Secondary, Tertiary, and Alluvial
formations of the Atlantic coast of the United States of America. Ar-
ranged from the notes of Lardner Vanuxem. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadel-
phia, Jour., ist ser., vol. 6, pp. 59-71

1828b. Description of the fossil shells which characterize the Atlantic Sec-
ondary formations of New Jersey and Delaware; including four new
species. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 1st ser., vol. 6, pp. 72-100,
pls. 3-6

1828c. Additional observations on the geology and organic remains of
New Jersey and Delaware. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 6,
pp. 189-204, pl. 8

1830a. Synopsis of the organic remains of the ferruginous sand formation
of the United States; with geological remarks. Amer. Jour. Sci., 1st ser.,
vol. 17, pp. 274-295

1830b. Ibid. (cont’d.). Amer. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 18, pp. 243-250

1830c. Additional observations on the geology and organic remains of
New Jersey and Delaware. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., 1st ser.,
vol. 6, pp. 189-204, pl. 8

1833a. Supplement to the “Synopsis of the Organic Remains of ferruginous
sand formation of the United States” contained in vols. 17 and 18 of
this Journal. Amer. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 288-294, pls. 5,
8

1833b. Ibid. (cont’d.). Amer. Jour. Sci., 1st ser., vol. 24, pp. 128-132, pls.
9° 10

1834. Synopsis of the organic remains of the Cretaceous group of the
United States. Appendix. Catalogue of the fossil shells of the Tertiary
formation of the United States, by Timothy A. Conrad. Philadelphia,
88 pp., 19 pls., App. pp. 1-8

1842. [Description of two new species of fossils from the lower Creta-
ceous strata of New Jersey.| Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc., vol.
1, p. 132 [only]

1842a. Description of some new species of organic remains of the Cre-
taceous group of the United States: with a tabular view of the fossils
hitherto discovered in this formation. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia,
Jour., 1st. ser., vol. 8, pt. 2, pp. 207-227, pls. 10-11

418 BULLETIN 218

Morton, Samuel George, and Vanuxem, Lardner
1828. See under Morton, S. G., 1828a

Mossom, Stuart
1929. See under Cooke, C. W., and Mossom, Stuart

Muenster, Georg Grafen von

1834. Uber das Kalkmergel-Lager von St. Cassian in Tyrol und die darin
vorkommenden Ceratiten. Neues Jahrb. fiir Min. Geol. Pal., Bd. 2, pp.
1-15, pls. 1-2

1841. See under Wissmann, H. L., and Muenster, G.

Murray, Grover Elmer

1961. Geology of the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Province of North
America. Harper & Brothers, New York. Pp. XI + 692, figs.

Naef, Adolf

1922. Die Fossilen Tintenfische, Gustav Fischer, Jena 1922, 382 pp., 101
figs.

Newton, Richard Bullen
1891. Systematic list of the Frederick E. Edwards Collection of British
Oligocene and Eocene Mollusca in the British Museum (Natural
History) ... London, pp. 365
1902. List of Thomas Say’s types of Maryland (U.S.) Tertiary Mollusca
in the British Museum. Geol. Mag., n.s., decade 4, vol. 9, No. 7, pp.
303-305

Newton, Richard Bullen, and Harris, George Frederick

1894. A revision of the British Eocene Scaphopoda with descriptions of
some new species. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 1, pp. 63-69, pl. 6

Nicol, David
1945. Genera and subgenera of the pelecypod family Glycymeridae. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 19, No. 6, pp. 616-621
1953. Systematic position of the pelecypod Euloxa. Jour. Paleont., vol.
27, No. 1, pp. 56-61, 8 figs.
1954. Nomenclatural review of genera and subgenera of Cucullaeidae.
Jour. Paleont., vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 96-101

Nyst, Pierre Henri

1836. Recherches sur les Coquilles Fossiles de Housselt et de Kleyn-
Spauwnen (Province du Limbourg). Messager Sci. Arts Belgique
(Gand), iii + 40 pp., 4 pls.

1845. Description des Coquilles et des Polypiers fossiles des Terrains
Tertiaires de la Belgique. Acad. roy. Belgique Sci. Letters et Beau-
Arts, Memoire couronnés, t. 17, 697 pp., 15 pls.

1848. Tableau synoptique et synonymique des espéces vivantes et fossiles
de la famille des Arcacées avec l’indication des depots dans lesquels
elles ont été recueilles ... 1st pt. genre Arca. Acad. roy des Sciences,
., t. 22, 79 pp.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 419

Olsson, Axel Adolf

1928. Contributions to the Tertiary paleontology of northern Peru: Part
I. Eocene Mollusca and Brachiopoda. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 14, No.
52, 150 pp., 24 pls.

1929. Contributions to the Tertiary paleontology of northern Peru. Part II.
Upper Eocene Mollusca and Brachiopoda. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 15,
No. 57, 50 pp., 8 pls.

1944. Contributions to the paleontology of northern Peru. Part VII.
The Cretaceous of the Paita Region. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 28, No.
111, 146 pp., 17 pls.

1964. Neogene mollusks from northwestern Ecuador. Ithaca, N.Y. Paleon-
tological Research Institution, 256 pp., 38 pls. ,

Olsson, Axel Adolf, and Harbison, Anne

1953. Pliocene Mollusca of southern Florida. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia,
Mon. No. 8, v + 457 pp., 65 pls.

d’‘Orbigny, Alcide Dessalines d’
1835a-1845a. Voyage dans Amérique Méridionale. T. 5, pt. 3, Mollus-
ques, xliii + 758 pp.
1840b-1894b. Paléontologie Francaise. Description zoologique et géologi-
que de tous les animaux mollusques et rayonnés fossiles de France...
Twenty four vols.

1842b-1843b. Terrains Crétacés. T. 2. Gastropods, 456 pp., pls. 49-236

1844b-1847b. Ibid. T. 3. Lamellibranchs, 807 pp., 237-489, 242 bis, 247
bis, 186 bis pls.

1841c-1853c? Histoire physique, politique et naturelle de l’Ile de Cuba

(Sagra). Twelve vols. and atlases. Part II. [Natural History] Mollus-
ques. Two vols.

1841c. Vol. 1, pp. 1-208
1842c. Vol. 1, pp. 209-264
1843c. Vol. 2, pp. 1-112
1853c? Vol. 2, pp. 113-380

1850. Prodrome de paléontologie stratigraphique universelle des animaux
mollusques & rayonnés faisant suite au cours élémentaire de paléon-
tologie et de géologie stratigraphiques. Paris, vol. 2, 427 pp.

1852. Ibid. Index, vol. 3, 189 pp.

Owen, David Pace

1860. Second report of a geological reconnoissance of the middle and
southern counties of Arkansas made during the years 1859 and 1860.
Philadelphia, 433 pp., 9 pls.

Pace, Stephen
1902. Contributions to the study of the Columbellidae. Malacol. Soc. Lon-
don, Proc. 1902-1903, vol. 5, pp. 36-154

Pachecoa, Jov. A. A.
1902. See Harris, G. D., Veatch, A. C., and Pachecoa, Jov. A. A.

Page, Richard Adams

1959. The questionable age of the Aquia formation. Jour. Pal., vol. 33, No.
2, pp. 347-350

420 BULLETIN 218

Palmer, Katherine E. Hilton Van Winkle

1919. See under Van Winkle, Katherine E. H., and Harris, G. D.

1921. See under Van Winkle, Katherine E. H.

1927/1929. The Veneridae of eastern America, Cenozoic and Recent.
peau Amer., vol. 1, No. 5, 319 pp., text figs. 35 (1927); 45 pls.

1929

1928. See under Price, W. A., and Palmer, K. V. W.

1935. Marquis de Gregorio Claiborne types. Nautilus, vol. 50, No. 3, p. 100

1937. The Claibornian Scaphopoda, Gastropoda, and dibranchiate Ce-
phalopoda of the southern United States. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 7,
No. 32, pt. 1, 548 pp., pt. 2, 90 pls.

1938. Nomenclatorial notes on Eocene Mollusca. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol.
24, No. 80, 7 pp.

1939. Basilosaurus in Arkansas. Amer. Assoc. Pet. Geol., Bull., vol. 23,
No. 8, pp. 1228-1229

1940. Anevda, new name for Advena, Palmer, 1937 not Gude, 1913. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 14, No. 3, p. 285

1942. Substitutes for molluscan homonyms. Jour. Paleont., vol. 16, No. 5,
p. 674

1944. Notes on Eocene gastropods, chiefly Claibornian. Bull. Amer. Pal-
eont., vol. 28, No. 112, 26 pp., 2 pls.

1945. Marquis de Gregorio Claiborne types. Nautilus, vol. 59, No. 1, pp.
34-35

1947. Univalves and index. Pp. 207-563, pls. 26-56, 62-64 in Harris, G. D.
and Palmer, K. V. W., The Mollusca of the Mississippi embayment
(Sabine River to the Alabama River). Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 30
No. 117, 564 pp., 65 pls.

1953. See Richards, H. G., and Palmer, K. V. W.

1955. New name for Hipponix floridanus Palmer. Jour. Paleont., vol. 29,
No. 3, p. 558

1957. A new Gisortia from the Crystal River formation, Ocala group, of
Florida, with explanatory notes on the Tethyan influence in the Flori-
dian middle and upper Eocene. Palaeont. Soc. India, Jour., pp. 69-72,
pl. 9

Palmer, K. V. W., and Richards, H. G.

1954. Old world affinities of some Eocene mollusks from Florida. Union
Pal. Inter. Congress Geol. Inter.. Comptes Rend. 19th sess. 1952, fasc.
19, pp. 35-38

Parker, Horatio Newton

1912. See Clark, W. B., Stephenson, L. W., Johnson, B. L., and Parker,
Hy N:

Patterson, Joseph M.

1942. Stratigraphy of Eocene between Laredo and Rio Grande City,
Texas. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol., Bull., vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 256-274

Pease, William Harper

1860. Descriptions of forty-seven new species of shells from the Sand-
wich Islands, in the collection of Hugh Cuming. Zool. Soc. London, Proc.,
pt. 26, pp. 431-438

Perriiliat Montoya, Maria del Carmen

1963. Mollusca del Terciario inferior del noreste de Mexico. Paleontologia
Mexicana, No. 19, 26 pp., 15 pls.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 421

Pfeiffer, Louis
1852. See under Menke, Karl, and Pfeiffer, Louis

Philippi, Rudolpho Amando

1836. Enumeratio molluscorum Siciliae ... Vol. I, Berlin, xiv + 268 pp.,
pls. 1-12

1844. Ibid. Vol. II, Halle, iv + 303 pp., pls. 13-18

1846. Verzeichniss der in der Gegend von Magdeburg aufgefundenen
Tertiaerversteinungen. Palaeontographica, 1 Bd., pp. 42-90, pls. 7-10a

1860. Reise durch die Wiiste Atacama auf befehl der chilenischen Re-
gierung in Somner 1835-1854. Halle, 192 pp. + 62, 27 pls., 1 map

Phillips, John

1829. Illustrations of the geology of Yorkshire; or a description of the
strata and organic remains of the Yorkshire coast. Part I, xvi + 192
pp., 23 pls.

1835. Ibid, 2d ed., 184 pp., 23 pls.

Pilkington, William

1804. Description of some fossil shells found in Hampshire. Linn. Soc.
London, Trans., vol. 7, pp. 116-118, pl. 11

Pilsbry, Henry Augustus

1888. Manual of Conchology .. . , Phasianellinae, Turbinidae, Del-
phinulinae, vol. 10

1896. Ibid. Philinidae, Gastropteridae, Aglajidae, Aplystidae, Oxynoeidae,
Runcinidae, Umbraculidae, Pleurobranchidae, vol. 16

1912. See Brown, A. P., and Pilsbry, H. A.

1922. Revision of W. M. Gabb’s Tertiary Mollusca of Santo Domingo.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1921, pp. 305-435. pls. 16-47, text
figs. 1-48

1953. The Vitrinellidae. Pp. 411-438, pls. 49-56 72 Olsson, A. A. and Har-
bison, Anne, Pliocene Mollusca of southern Florida ... Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Mon. 8, 457 pp., 65 pls.

Pilsbry, Henry Augustus, and Johnson, Charles Willison

1892. Catalogue of Fissurellidae of the United States. Nautilus, vol. 5, No.
9, pp. 102-107, 113

Pilsbry, H. A., and Olsson, A. A.

1954. Systems of Volutidae. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 35, No. 152, 36 pp.,
4 pls.

Pilsbry, Henry Augustus, and Sharp, Benjamin
1898. Manual of Conchology. Scaphopoda. Vol. 17, 348 pp., 48 pls.

Plummer, Frederick Byron

1933. The geology of Texas. Part 3, Cenozoic systems in Texas. Univ.
Texas Bull. 3232, pp. 519-818, 27 figs. incl. maps, 4 pls.

Plummer, Helen Jeanne

1933. Foraminiferal evidence of the Midway-Wilcox contact in Texas.
Univ. Texas Bull. 3201, pp. 51-68, pl. 5

422 BULLETIN 218

Price, William Armstrong, and Palmer, Katherine Van Winkle —

1928. A new fauna from the Cook Mountain Eocene near Smithville,
Bastrop County, Texas. Jour. Paleont., vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 20-31, pls. 6-7

Puffer, Elton L.
1953. See under Emerson, W. K., and Puffer, E. L.

Quenstedt, Werner

1962. Fossilium Catalogus. 1. Animalia. Pars 100. Solenomyidae. F. West-
phal, ed., Gravenhage, 46 pp.

Raincourt, de

1884. Note sur les gisements fossiliféres des sables moyens. Soc. géol.
France, Bull., 3d ser., vol. 12, pp. 340-346

Rainwater, Edward Harriman

1960. Paleocene of the Gulf Coastal Plain of the United States of America.
Report of the Twenty-first session Norden. Part V. The Cretaceous-
Tertiary Boundary. International Geological Congress, pp. 97-116, 6
figs.

Ravenel, Edmund

1844. Description of some new species of fossil organic remains, from the
Eocene of South Carolina. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1844, vol.
2, pp. 96-98

Redfield, John Howard

1871. Catalogue of the known species, Recent and fossil, of the family
Marginellidae. Amer. Jour. Conch., vol. 6, Part 2, App., pp. 215-269

Reeside, John Bernard, Jr.

1924. A new nautiloid cephalopod Eutrephoceras sloani, from the Eocene
of South Carolina. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 65, No. 2518, pp. 1-4, pls.
1-3

Reeve, Lovell Augustus

1844. Conchologia Iconica: or Illustrations of the shells of molluscous
animals. (Cont'd. by G. B. Sowerby, II) London, 20 vols.
1843. Vol. 1, 122 pls. (1843-1849)
1843a. Vol. 2, 114 pls. (1843-1845)
1845. Vol. 3, 129 pls. (1845-1847)

1847. Vol. 4, 110 pls. (1846-1848)
1849. Vol. 5, 147 pls. (1848-1849)
1851. Vol. 6, 129 pls. (1849-1851)
1854. Vol. 7, 210 pls. (1851-1854)

1855. Vol. 8, 153 pls. (1852-1855)

1856. Vol. 9, 119 pls. (1855-1856)

1858. Vol. 10, 126 pls. (1856-1858)

1859. Vol. 11, 126 pls. (1858-1859)

1860. Vol. 12, 130 pls. (1859-1861)

1862. Vol. 13, 126 pls. (1860-1862)

1864. Vol. 14, 140 pls. (1862-1864)

1866. Vol. 15, first part, 69 pls. (1864- )

Vol. 15, last part, 52 pls. ( -1866) cont’d by G. B. Sowerby II

1868. Vol. 16, 127 pls. (1866-1868)

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 423

1870. Vol. 17, 123 pls. (1866-1870)
1873. Vol. 18, 127 pls. (1870-1872)
1874. Vol. 19, 180 pls. (1873-1874)
1878. Vol. 20, 177 pls. (1875-1878)

1844a. Descriptions of new species of Arca, chiefly collected by H. Cum-
ing, Esq. in the Philippine Islands. Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1844, pt. 12,
pp. 123-128

1845a. Descriptions of new species shells. Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1845,
pt. 13, pp. 108-119

Reeve, Lovell Augustus
1848 [1850]. See under Adams, A., and Reeve, L. A.

Reinhart, Philip Wingate
1935. Classification of the pelecypod family Arcidae. Musée roy. d’His-
toire Nat. Belgique, Bull., t. 11, No. 13, 68 pp., 4 pls.
1943. Mesozoic and Cenozoic Arcidae from the Pacific slope of North
America. Geol. Soc. America, Special Paper No. 47, 117 pp., 15 pls.

Renick, Brink Coleman, and Stenzel, Henryk Bronislaw

1931. The lower Claiborne on the Brazos River, Texas. Univ. Texas Bull.
3101, pp. 73-108, text figs. 9-11, pls. 6-7, tables 1-2

Requien, Espirit [R., E.]
1848. Catalogue des Coquilles de l’Ile de Corse. Pp. 120

Richards, Horace Gardiner

1943. Additions to the fauna of the Trent marl of North Carolina. Jour.
Paleont., vol. 17, No. 5, pp. 518-526, pls. 84-86

1946. A gastropod of the genus Velates from the Florida Eocene. Acad.
Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Not. Nat. No. 177, 6 pp., 2 pls.

1947. Invertebrate fossils from deep wells along the Atlantic Coastal
Plain. Jour. Paleont., vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 23-37, pls. 11-15

1948. Tertiary invertebrate fossils from newly discovered localities in
North and South Carolina; Part 1, Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Not.
Nat. No. 207, pp. 1-11, pls. 1-4

1950. Geology of the coastal plain of North Carolina. Amer. Philos. Soc.,
Trans., n. s., vol. 40, pt. 1, pp. 1-83, figs. 1-76

1958. Cretaceous Pelecypoda of New Jersey. Pp. 59-266, pl.s 10-43 in
Richards, et al., The Cretaceous fossils of New Jersey. Pt. I. vi +
266 pp., 46 pls.

Richards, Horace Gardiner, and Palmer, Katherine Van Winkle

1953. Eocene Mollusks from Citrus and Levy counties, Florida. Florida
Geol. Sur., Geol. Bull., No. 35, pp. 1-95, pls. 1-13

Richards, Horace Gardiner, et al.

1958. The Cretaceous fossils of New Jersey. Part I. Dept. of Conservation
and Economic Development. Trenton, N.J., 266 pp., 46 pls.
1962. Ibid. Part II. Pp. 1-237, pls. 47-94

Risso, Antoine
1826. Histoire naturelle des principales productions de l’Europe méri-

424 BULLETIN 218

dionale et particulitrement de celles des environs de Nice et des Alpes
Maritimes. Paris. Vol. 4, 439 pp., 12 pls.

Roberts, Joseph Kent
1942. Annotated geological bibliography of Virginia. Univ. Virginia Bib-
liographical Series, No. 2, Richmond, Va., 726 pp.

Rodda, Peter Ulisse

1961. See Fisher, W. L., and Rodda, P. U.
1964. See Fisher, W. L., and Rodda, P. U.

Rodda, P. U., and Fisher, W. L.

1964. Evolutionary features of Athleta (Eocene, Gastropoda) from the
Gulf Coastal Plain. Evolution, vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 235-244

Roeding, Peter Friedrich [Réding]
1798. In Bolton, Joachim Friedrich

Roemer, Carl Ferdinand von
1849. Texas. Bonn, xiv + 464 pp., map
1852. Die Kreidebildungen von Texas und thre organischen. Einschliisse
... Bonn, vi + 100 pp., 11 pls.

Roemer, Friedrich Adolph

1836. Die Versteinerungen des Norddeutschen Oolithen-Gebirges. Han-
nover, 218 pp., 16 pls.

Rogers, William Barton

1835. Further observations on the Green Sand and Calcareous marl of
Virginia. Farmers Register, May 1835, vol. 3, No. 12, pp. 747-751. (Re-
print iz Annual reports ... the Geology of the Virginias, 1884, pp.
11-20)

1884. A reprint of annual reports . .. the Geology of the Virginias.
Edited by Emma Rogers. Pp. 832, 5 pls.

Rogers, William Barton, and Rogers, Henry Darwin

1837. Contributions to the geology of the Tertiary formations of Virginia.
Amer. Philos. Soc., Trans., n.s., vol. 5, pp. 319-341, pls. 26-27. (Pp.
331-341 reprinted in The Geology of the Virginias, pp. 661-668, pls.
1-2)

1839a. Contributions to the geology of the Tertiary formations of Vir-
ginia. Second series. Amer. Philos. Soc., Trans., n.s., vol. 6, Art. 13, pp.
347-370

1839b. Ibid. Cont’d. Amer. Philos. Soc.; Trans., n.s., vol. 6, Art. 14, pp.
371-377, pls. 28-30. (Reprint iz Rogers, W. B., The Geology of the
Virginias. Pp. 669-672, pls. 3-5)

Roualt, Alexandre

1850. Description des fossiles du Terrain Eocéne des environs de Pau.
Soc. géol. France, Mem., 2d ser., t. 3, pt. 1, Mem. 7, pp. 457-502, pls.
14-18

Rowland, Helen
See, Tucker-Rowland, Helen I.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 425

Rutsch, Rolf

1930. Einige interessante Gastropoden aus dem Tertidr de Staaten Fal-
cén und Lara (Venezuela). Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, vol. 23, No.
2, pp. 604-614, pl. 17

1936a. Beitrdge zur Kenntnis tropisch-amerikanischer Tertidrmolluskan.
IV. Die stratgraphische Bedeutung der Venericardia planicosta und
ther poe sang Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 151-
186, pl. 16

1936b. Ibid. V. Ist Venericardia beaumonti auf die Oberkreide beschrankt?
Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 187-207, pl. 17

1943. Die Paleocaen-Mollusken der Inseln Trinidad und Soldado Rock
(Britisch Westindien). Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae, vol. 36, No. 2,
pp. 139-192, pls. 3-5, text fig.

Sacco, Frederico

1889-1904. I Molluschi dei terreni Terziarii del Piemonte e della Liguria.

Reale Accad. Sci. Torino, Mem. (reprinted separately 1890-1904)

1889. (1890a) Pt. 6, Volutidae, Marginellidae, Columbellidae. Ibid.,
mem., 2d ser., vol. 40, pp. 295-368, 2 pls. (reprint, 1890a, 76 pp.,
140 figs.)

1890b. Pt. 7, Harpidae, Cassidae, 96 pp., 120 figs.

1891a. Pt. 8, Galeodoliidae, Doliidae, Ficulidae, Naticidae, 114 pp., 217
figs.

1891b. Pt. 9, Naticidae, Scalariidae, Aclidae, 104 pp., 257 figs.

1891c. Pt. 10, Cassididae, Terebridae, Pusionellidae, 69 pp., 171 figs.

1892a. Pt. 11, Eulimidae, Pyramidellidae, 100 pp., 320 figs.

1892b. Pt. 12, Pyramidellidae, Ringiculidae, Solariidae, Scalariidae, 88
pp., 296 figs.

1893a. Pt. 13, fasc. 1. Conidae, 56 pp., 46 figs.

1893b. Pt. 13, fasc. 2. Conidae, Conorbidae, 143 pp., 450 figs.

1893c. Pt. 14, Strombidae, Terebellidae, Chenopidae, Halidae, 40 pp.,
106 figs.

1894a. Pt. 15, Cypraeidae, Amphiperasidae, 74 pp., 250 figs.

1894b. Pt. 16, Cancellariidae, 82 pp., 368 figs.

1895a. Pt. 17, Cerithtidae, Triforidae, Cerithiopsidae, Diastomidae,
86 pp., 370 figs.

1895b. Pt. 18, Melaniidae through Valvatidae, 52 pp., 228 figs.

1895c. Pt. 19, Turritellidae, Mathildidae, 46 pp., 193 figs.

1896a. Pt. 20, Caecidae through Neritopsidae, 65 pp., 334 figs.

1896b. Pt. 21, Naricidae through Tornidae, 65 pp., 480 figs.

1897a. Pt. 22, Pleurotomartidae through Scaphopoda, 148 pp., 923 figs.

1897b. Pt. 23, Ostreidae, Anomyidae, Dimyidae, 66 pp., 328 figs.

1897c. Pt. 24, Pectinidae, 116 pp., 636 figs.

1898a. Pt. 25, Spondylidae through Dreissensiidae, 76 pp., 215 figs.

1898b. Pt. 26, Arcidae, Pectunculidae, Limopsidae, Nuculidae, Ledidae,
Malletidae, 92 pp., 431 figs.

1899. Pt. 27, Unionidae through Chamidae, 102 pp., 481 figs.

1900. Pt. 28, Isocardiidae through Sphacridae, 98 pp., 440 figs.

1901. Pt. 29, Donacidae through Clavagellidae, 216 pp., 1043 figs.

1904. Pt. 30, Index, 300 pp., 1400 figs.

Safford, James Merrill

1864. On the Cretaceous and superior formations of west Tennessee.
Amer. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 37, pp. 360-372
1869. Geology of Tennessee. Nashville, 550 pp., map

426 BULLETIN 21 8

Sagra, Ramon de la

1841-1853? Histoire physique, politique et naturelle de l’Ile de Cuba. See
d’Orbigny, A., 1841c-1853c?

Salliday, James R.
1961. See under DuBar, J. R., and Salliday, J. R.

Sandberger, Guido

1842. Vorlaufige Ubersicht iiber die eigenthiimlichen bei Villmar an der

Lahn auftretenden jiingeren Kalk-Schichten der Glteren (sog. Uber-

gangs-) Formation . . . Neues Jahrbuch fiir Mineralogie, Jahrgang
1942, pp. 379-402, pl. 8B

Say, Thomas

1820. Observations on some species of Zoophytes, shells etc. principally
fossil. Amer. Jour. Sci. and Arts., vol. 2, pp. 34-45 (reprint Bull. Amer.
Paleont., 1896, vol. 1, No. 5, pp. 12-23)

1822. An account of the marine shells of the United States. Acad. Nat.
Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 2, pp. 221-248; 257-276; 302-325 (reprint
by W. G. Binney, 1858, pp. 87-97)

1824a. Fossil shells found in a shell mass from Anastasia Island [Florida].
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 4, pp. 78-80 (reprint Bull.
Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 5, pp. 26-28)

1824b. An account of some of the fossil shells of Maryland. Acad. Nat.

Sci. Philadelphia, Jour., vol. 4, pp. 124-155 (reprint Bull. Amer.
Paleont., vol. 1, No. 5, pp. 30-61)

Schenck, Hubert Gregory

1926. Cassididae of western America. Univ. California Pub., Geol. Sci.
Bull., vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 69-98, 1 fig., 4 pls.

1931. Cephalopods of the genus Aturia from western North America.
Univ. California Pub., Geol. Sci., Bull., vol. 19, No. 19, pp. 435-490,
pls. 66-78

1934. Classification of nuculid pelecypods. Musée roy. d’Histoire Nat. de
Belgique, Bull., t. 10, No. 20, 78 pp., 5 pls.

1944. Lamellinucula, a new subgenus of nuculid pelecypods. Jour. Paleont.,
vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 97-99, 1 text fig.

Schilder, Franz Aldred

1926. Additions and corrections to Vredenberg’s classification of the
Cypraeidae. Records Geol. Sur. India, vol. 58, pt. 4, pp. 358-379

1927. Revision der Cypraeacea. Archiv Naturg., 91 Abt. A, Heft 10, 171
pp. (Date corrected, not 1925 as stated on title page, Schilder, 1929, p.
310)

1932. Fossilium Catalogus. 1: Animalia. Pars. 55; Cypraeacea. W. Quen-
stedt, Ed. Berlin, pp. 276

Schroeter, Johann Samuel

1805. Neue Conchylienarten, Abdnderungen, Anmerkungen und Berichti-
gungen nach den Linneischen System der XII Ausgabe. Fortsetzung
Archiv fiir Zoologie und Zootomie (C. R. W. Wiedemann), Bd. 4,
(Stiick 2), pp. 75-137

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 427

Schuchert, Charles (assisted by Dall, W. H., Stanton, T. W., and Bassler,
R. S.)

1905. Catalogue of the type specimens of fossil invertebrates in the de-
partment of geology. U.S. Nat. Mus., Bull. 53, pt. 1, 704 pp.

Schumacher, Heinrich Christian Friedrich

1817. Essai d’un nouveau systéme des habitations des Vers testacés . .
Copenhague, pp. iv + 287, 22 pls.

[Sclater, Philip Lutley]

1893. List of the dates of delivery of the sheets of the Proceedings of the
Zoological Society of London, from the commencement in 1830 to 1859
inclusive. Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1893, pp. 435-440

Scott, William Berryman

1898. An introduction to geology. 1st. ed., New York, Macmillan Co., 573
pp., 12 pls., 169 figs.

1907. Ibid., 2d ed., 816 pp., 17 pls., 311 figs.

1932. Ibid, 3d ed., pt. 1, 604 pp.; pt. 2, 485 pp., 27 pls., 389 figs.

Semmens, Douglas Ramsay

1929. Oil and gas in Alabama. Alabama Geol. Sur., Spec. Rept. 15, 408
pp., 76 figs.

Sharp, Benjamin
1898. See Pilsbry, H. A., and Sharp, B.

Sherborn, Charles Davies, and Woodward, Bernard Barham

1894. On the dates of Sowerby’s ‘Genera of Recent and Fossil Shells?
Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., 6th ser., vol. 13, pp. 370, 371

1906. On the dates of publication of the Natural History portions of the
Encyclopédie Méthodique. Ann Mag. Nat. Hist., 7th ser., vol. 17, pp.
577-582

Sheldon, Pearl Gertrude

1916 [1917]. Atlantic Slope Arcas. Palaeont. Amer., vol. 1, No. 1, 101 pp.
16 pls.

Shimer, Hervey Woodburn

1909. See Grabau, A. W., and Shimer, H. W.
1910. See Grabau, A. W., and Shimer, H. W.

Shimer, Hervey Woodburn, and Shrock, Robert Rakes

1944. Index fossils of North America. New York and London, John
Wiley and Sons, Inc., pp. 837, 303 pls.

Shrock, Robert Rakes
1944. See under Shimer, H. W., and Shrock, R. R.

Shumard, Benjamin Franklin

1860. Description of new Cretaceous fossils from Texas. St. Louis Acad.
Sci., Trans., vol. 1, pp. 590-610

428 BULLETIN 218

Sloan, Earle

1908. Catalogue of the mineral localities of South Carolina. South Caro-
lina Geol. Sur., 4th ser., Bull. 2, 505 pp.

Smith, Burnett

1906. Phylogeny of the races of Volutilithes petrosus. Acad. Nat. Sci.
Philadelphia, Proc. 1906, vol. 58, pp. 52-76, pl. 2, 7 text figs.

1907a. A contribution to the morphology of Pyrula. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila-
delphia, Proc. 1907., vol. 59, pp. 208-219, 1 pl., text figs.

1907b. A new species of Athleta and a note on the morphology of Athleta
petrosa. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1907, vol. 59, pp. 229-242,
8 text figs.

Smith, Eugene Allen

1885. Remarks on a paper of Dr. Otto Meyer on “Species in the Southern
Old-Tertiary.” Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 130, 3d ser., vol. 30, No. 178, pp.
270-275

1886. Geological Survey of Alabama. Bull. No. 1, 85 pp., 9 pls. See also
Aldrich, 1886; Meyer, 1886b

Smith, Eugene Allen, and Johnson, Lawrence Clement

1887. Tertiary and Cretaceous strata of the Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and
Alabama Rivers. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 43, 189 pp., 15 pls., map

Smith, Eugene Allen, Johnson, Lawrence C., and Langdon, Daniel W., Jr.

1894. Report on the geology of the coastal plain of Alabama. With con-
tributions to its paleontology by T. H. Aldrich and K. M. Cunningham.
Geol. Sur. Alabama, 759 pp., 29 pls.

Sohl, Norman Frederick

1963. New gastropod genera from the late Upper Cretaceous of the east
Gulf Coast Plain. Jour. Paleont., vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 747-757, pls. 89, 90

Solander, Daniel Carl
1766. In Brander, Gustavo, 1766, which see

Sowerby, George Brettingham, |

1822-1834. The genera of Recent and fossil shells, for the use of students
in conchology and geology. With original plates by James Sowerby
(Nos. i-xvii), cont’d. by James de Carle Sowerby (Nos. xviii-xlii)

Lefthand column dates by Newton, 1899; righthand column by Sherborn,
1894; see also Sykes, 1906

1822. Nos. i-ix 1822 i-ix, xi
1825. Nos. x-xxv 1823 xii-xxi

1826. Nos. xxvi-xxvii 1824 xxii-xxiv
1827. Nos. xxviii-xxix 1825 xxv, xxvi
1828. No. xxx 1826 xxvii, xxviii
1829. No. xxxi 1827 xxix

1830. No. xxxii 1828 xxx-xxxi
1831. Nos. xxxiii-xxxvii 1831 xxxii-xxxv
21832. Nos. xxxvili-xxxix 1832 xxxvi, xxxvil
21833. No. xl 1832? xxx, xxxviili
1834. Nos. xli-xlii See Newton, 1891, 1833? xxxix

pp. 321-322 for list of genera in
numbers.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 429

1825a. A catalogue of the shells contained in the collection of the late
Earl of Tankerville ... Appendix, containing descriptions of many new
species. London, 92 pp., 8 pls., App., xxxiv pp.

1833a. [New species of shells collected by Mr. Cuming on the western
coast .. . Zool. Soc. London, Proc., pt. 1, pp. 16-22

1833b. Ibid. Pp. 34-38

1844. [Description of some new species of Columbella, in the collection of
H. Cuming, Esq.]. Zool. Soc. London, Proc., 1844, pt. 12, pp. 48-53

1846b. Descriptions of new species of Marginella. Zool. Soc. London,
Proc. 1846, pp. 95-97

Sowerby, George Brettingham, II

1829. See under Broderip, W. J., and Sowerby, G. B., II

1832a. Title in contents—[Characters of new species of Mollusca and
Conchifera collected by Mr. Cuming]. No title in text. Shells exhibited
by “Broderip and Sowerby.” Zool. Soc. London, Proc. of the Com-
mittee of Science and Correspondence of Zool. Soc. London, pt. 2, pp.
51-61

1842-1866. Thesaurus Conchyliorum or monographs of genera of shells.
1842-1847. Vol. 1, pp. 1-438, pls. 1-91
1849-1855. Vol. 2, pp. 439-899, pls. 92-186
1857-1866. Vol. 3, pp. 1-323, pls. 187-290

Sowerby, George Brettingham, III

1881. Description of eight new shells. Zool. Soc. London, Proc. 1881, pp.
635-639

Sowerby, James

1812-1846. The Mineral Conchology of Great Britain; or coloured fig-
ures and description of those remains of testaceous animals or shells
which have been preserved at various times and depths in the earth.
London, 7 vols. James Sowerby did Nos. 1-66 to 1822; work to 1846,
Nos. 67-113 completed by his son, James de Carle Sowerby, which see.
See also Sykes, E. R., 1906 for dates.

1812. Vol. 1, Nos. 1-2, pp. 1-32, pls. 1-9

1813. Vol. 1, Nos. 3-8, pp. 33-96, pls. 10-44

1814. Vol. 1, Nos. 9-14, pp. 97-178, pls. 45-78
1815. Vol. 1, Nos. 15-18, pp. 179-234, pls. 79-102
1815a. Vol. 2, Nos. 19-20, pp. 1-28, pls. 103-114
1816. Vol. 2, Nos. 21-26, pp. 29-116, pls. 115-150
1817. Vol. 2, Nos. 27-32, pp. 117-194, pls. 151-186
1818. Vol. 2, Nos. 33-35, pp. 195-235, pls. 187-203
1818a. Vol. 3, Nos. 36-38, pp. 1-40, pls. 204-221
1819. Vol. 3, Nos. 39-44, pp. 41-98, pls. 222-253
1820. Vol. 3, Nos. 45-47, pp. 99-126, pls. 254-271
1821. Vol. 3, Nos. 48-53, pp. 127-184, pls. 272-306
1821a. Vol. 4, Nos. 54-55, pp. 1-16, pls. 307-318
1822. Vol. 4, Nos. 56-66, pp. 17-114, pls. 319-383
1823-1846. Nos. 67-113 see under James de Carle Sowerby

Sowerby, James de Carle

1823-1846. The Mineral Conchology of Great Britain ...see also James
Sowerby
1823. Vol. 4, Nos. 67-70, pp. 115-148, pls. 384-407
1823a. Vol. 5, Nos. 71-76, pp. 1-64, pls. 408-443
1824. Vol. 5, Nos. 77-83, pp. 65-138, pls. 444-485

430 BULLETIN 218

T825. Vol. 5, Nos. 84-86, pp. 139-168, pls. 486-503
1826. Vol. 6, Nos. 87-93, pp. 1-86, pls. 504-545
1827. Vol. 6, Nos. 94-99, pp. 87-156, pls. 546-580
1828. Vol. 6, Nos. 100-102, pp. 157-200, pls. 581-597
1829. Vol. 6, Nos. 103-104, pp. 201-230

1835. Vol. 6, No. 105, index

1840. Vol. 7, Nos. 106-107, pp. 1-8, pls. 610-618
1841. Vol. 7, No. 108, pp. 9-16, pls. 619-623
1843. Vol. 7, No. 109, pp. 17-24, pls. 624-628
1844. Vol. 7, Nos. 110-112, pp. 25-56, pls. 629-643
1846. Vol. 7, No. 113, pp. 57- 80, pls. 644-648

1835a. App. A. Descriptive notes respecting the shells figured in Plates
XI-XXIII. Pp. 335-349 in Fitton, W. H., Observations on some of the
strata between the Chalk and the Oxford oolite, in the south-east of
England. Geol. Soc. London, Trans., 2d ser., vol. 4, pp. 103-388, pls.
11-33

1840a. No title. [Following heading of explanation of pl. 39. No page
number. Fossil shells from the coal measures described and engraved
by Mr. James de Carle Sowerby, F. L. S.] Geol. Soc. London, Trans.,
vol. 5, p. [no number], expl. pl. 39, fig. 3 contains description

1850. Notes and descriptions of new species (Bracklesham Mollusca). Pp.
163-194, pls. 2-9 in Dixon, F., The geology and fossils of the Tertiary
and Cretaceous formations of Sussex. Brighton, xvi + 422 + xvi pp.
45 pls.

1878. Description of, and remarks on, the Tertiary shells from Brackle-
sham and Selsey. Pp. 206-241, pls. 2-10 im Dixon, F., and Jones, T. R.,
The geology and fossils of the Tertiary and Cretaceous formations of
Sussex. Brighton, 469 pp., 64 pls.

Spath, Leonard Frank

1927. On the classification of the Tertiary Nautili. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,
9th ser., vol. 20, pp. 424-428

Spieker, Edmund Maute

1922. The paleontology of the Zorritos formation of the north Peruvian
oil fields. Johns Hopkins University Studies in Geol., No. 3, 196 pp.,
10 pls.

Stanton, Timothy William

1891. Cretaceous and Tertiary strata near Wilmington, N.C. Amer. Geol.,
vol. 7, pp. 333-334

1896. The faunal relations of the Eocene and Upper Cretaceous of the
Pacific Coast. U.S. Geol. Sur., Ann. Rept. 17, pt. 1, pp. 1005-1069, pls.
63-67

Stenzel, Henryk Bronislaw

1931. See Renick, B. D., and Stenzel, H. B.

1935. Nautiloids of the genus Aturia from the Eocene of Texas and
Alabama. Jour. Paleont., vol. 9, No. 7, pp. 551-562, pls. 63-64, figs. 1-6

1936. A new formation in the Claiborne group. Univ. Texas, Bull. 3501,
pp. 267-279

1939. The geology of Leon County, Texas. Univ. Texas Pub. 3818, 295

pp., 1 pl., 61 figs.

1940a. New Eocene brachiopods from the Gulf and Atlantic Coastal
Plain and Tertiary nautiloids from the Gulf Coastal Plain. Univ.
Texas Pub. 3945, pp. 717-794, pls. 34-42

1940b. The Yegua problem. Univ. Texas Pub. 3945, pp. 847-910, pls. 48-50

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 431

1941. The Eocene Dibranchiate Cephalopod genus Belemnosella Naef,
1922, = Advena Palmer, 1937, = Anevda Palmer, 1940. Jour. Paleont.,
vol. 15, No. 1, p. 90

[1942] Type invertebrate fossils of North America. Cephalopoda, Eo-
cene, Paleocene. Cards 1-28, figs. [Cards not dated, received PRI,
tea For Gastropoda cards see Stenzel, H. B., and Turner, F. E.

1942

1945. Paleoecology of some oysters. No. 5. Report of the committee on
marine ecology as related to Paleontology, 1944-1945. No. 5 Division
of Geology and Geography National Research Council, Washington,
D.C., pp. 37-46 (mimeographed).

1947. Nomenclatural synopsis of supraspecific groups of the family Os-
treidae. (Pelecypoda, Mollusca). Jour. Paleont., vol. 21, No. 2, pp.
165-185

1949. Successional speciation in paleontology: the case of the oysters of
the sellaeformis stock. Reprinted from “Evolution” vol. 3, No. 1. Bur. Ec.
Geol. Rept. Invest., No. 3, pp. 34-50

1955. Ancestors of the quahog. Jour. Sediment. Petrol., vol. 25, No. 2, p.
145 e

1957a. Cenozoic mollusks of the West Gulf. In Treatise on marine ecology
and paleoecology. Vol. 2. Geol. Soc. America, Mem. 67, pp. 887-892

1957b. Cenozoic nautiloids. In Treatise on marine ecology and pal-
eoecology. Vol. 2. Geol. Soc. America, Mem. 67, p. 893

1959. See Woodring, W. P., 1959

Stenzel, Henryk Bronislaw, Krause, Edwin Koerps, and Twining, John
Theodore }
1957. Pelecypoda from the type locality of the Stone City Beds (Middle
Eocene) of Texas. Univ. Texas Pub. 5704, 237 pp., 22 pls., 4 tables, 31
text figs.

Stenzel, Henryk Bronislaw, and Turner, Francis Earl

1940. The gastropod genera Cryptochorda and Lapparia in the Eocene of
the Gulf Coast Plain and Turritellidae from the Paleocene and Eocene
of the Gulf Coast. Univ. Texas Pub. 3945, pp. 795-846, pls. 43-47

[1942] Type invertebrate fossils of North America. Gastropoda, Paleo-
cene, Eocene, Oligocene. Cards 29-121. Gastropoda Cards 1-93, figs.
[Cards not dated, received PRI, 1942]

Stephenson, Lloyd William

1912. The coastal plain of North Carolina. The Cretaceous formations.
Pp. 73-147 in Clark, W. B., Miller, B. L., Stephenson, L. W., Johnson,
B. L., and Parker, H. N. North Carolina Geol. Ec. Sur., vol. 3, pp. 552,
pls. 42

1923. The Cretaceous formations of North Carolina. Part I. Invertebrate
fossils of the upper Cretaceous formations. North Carolina Geol. Ec.
Sur., vol. 5, 604 pp., 102 pls.

1926. See Adams, G. I., Butts, C., Stephenson, L. W., and Cooke, W.

1927. Additions to the Upper Cretaceous invertebrate faunas of the
Carolinas. U.S. Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 72, No. 2706, 25 pp.

1928. See Cooke, C. W., and Stephenson, L. W.

1937. The stratigraphic significance of Kummelia a new Eocene bivalve
genus from New Jersey. Washington Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 27, No. 2,
pp. 58-64, 8 figs.

1939. Turritella kellumi, new name for Turritella subtilis Stephenson.
Jour. Paleont., vol. 13, No. 1, p. 99

432 BULLETIN 218

Stephenson, Lloyd William, and Crider, Albert Foster

1916. Geology and ground waters of northeastern Arkansas. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Water Supply Paper 399, 315 pp., 10 pls.

Stephenson, Lloyd William and Veatch, Jethro Otto

1915. Underground waters of the coastal plain of Georgia. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Water Supply Paper 341, 539 pp., 21 pls.

Stewart, Ralph Bentley

1927. Gabb’s California fossil type gastropods. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadel-
phia, Proc. 1926, vol. 78, pp. 287-447, pls. 20-32

1930. Gabb’s California Cretaceous and Tertiary type lamellibranchs.
Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Spec. Pub. 3, 314 pp., 17 pls.

Stoliczka, Ferdinand

1868. Cretaceous fauna of southern India. Vol. Il. The Gastropoda of
the Cretaceous rocks of southern India. Geol. Sur. India, Mem., Pal-
aeontologia Indica, pp. 204-498, pls. 17-28

1871. Ibid. Vol. III. The Pelecypoda, with a review of all known genera
of this class, fossil and Recent. Geol. Sur. India, Mem., Palaeontologia
Indica, xxii + 535 pp., 50 pls.

Sullivan, John Magruder
1939. Im Gardner, Julia, 1939a, which see

Sutton, F. A.

1946. Geology of Maracaibo Basin, Venezuela. Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol.
Geol., vol. 30, No. 10, pp. 1621-1741, 9 pls., 11 text figs.

Sykes, Ernest Ruthven
1906. On the dates of publication of Sowerby’s “Mineral Conchology” and
“Genera of recent and fossil shells.’ Malacol. Soc. London, Proc. 1906-
1907, vol. 7, pp. 191-194
Tappan, Helen
1957. See Loeblich, A. R., and Tappan, Helen

Tarr, Ralph Stockman

1906. Elementary geology. New York, Macmillan Co., pp. XXX + 499,
268 figs.

Tate, Ralph

1887. The scaphopods of the older Tertiary of Australia. Roy. Soc.
Southern Australia, Trans. 1886, vol. 9, pp. 190-194

Tenison-Woods, Julian Edmund

1879. On some Tertiary fossils from Muddy Creek, western Victoria. Lin-
nean Soc. New South Wales, Proc., vol. 3, pp. 222-240, pls. 20, 21

Teppner, Wilfried von
1914. Fossilium Catalogus. 1: Animalia. Pars 2. Lamellibranchiata ter-
tiaria. I. “Anisomyaria”’. F. Frech, ed., Berlin, W. Junk, 63 pp.
1922. Ibid. Pars. 15. Lamellibranchiata tertiaria. 11. “Anisomyaria”. C.
Diener, ed., Berlin, W. Junk, pp. 65-296

Thompson, Marcus Luther

1933. See Miller, A. K., and Thompson, M. L.
1935. See Miller, A. K., and Thompson, M. L.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 433

Thornton, E. Q.

1858. Reports on portions of the Cretaceous and Tertiary formations. Pp.
223-252 in Tuomey, M., Second biennial report on the geology of Ala-
bama. Pp. 292

Tomlin, John Read Le Brocton

1917. A systematic list of the Marginellidae. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc.,
vol. 12, pp. 242-306

1931. On the name Mitra lineata. Nautilus, vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 53-55

1937. Catalogue of Recent and fossil cones. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc.
1937, vol. 22, parts 4, 5, pp. 205-330

Toulmin, Lyman Dorgan, and La Moreaux, Philip Elmer

1963. Stratigraphy along Chattahoochee River, connecting link between
Atlantic and the Gulf Coast Plains. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol., Bull.,
vol. 47, No. 3, pp. 385-404, 7 figs.

Trowbridge, Arthur Carleton

1923. A geologic reconnaissance in the Gulf Coastal Plain of Texas near
the Rio Grande. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 131-D, pp. 85-107, 1 pl.,
(map)

1932. Tertiary and Quarternary geology of the lower Rio Grande region,
Texas. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 837, 260 pp., 76 figs., 20 pls. incl. map

Tryon, George Washington, Jr.

1879a-1898a. Manual of Conchology structural and systematic, with illus-
trations of the species. (cont'd. by H. A. Pilsbry, vols. 10-16)
1880a. Muricinae, Purpurinae, vol. 2
1881a. Tritonidae, Fusidae, Buccinidae, vol. 3
1882a. Nassariidae, vol. 4
1883a. Marginellidae, Olividae, Columbellidae, vol. 5
1884a. Conidae, Pleurotomidae, vol. 6
1885. Terebridac, Cancellariidae, Strombidae, Cypraeidae, Doliidae,
vol.
1886. we eettabe! Turibonellidae, vol. 8
1887. Solartidae, lanthinidae, Trichotropidae, Scalariidae, Cerithiidae,
Rissoidae, Littorinidae, vol. 9
1888. Neritidae, Adeorbiidae, Cyclostrematidae, Liotiidae, vol. 10
1882b-1884b. Structural and systematic Conchology; an introduction to
the study of the Mollusca. 3 vols.
1882b. Vol. 1, 312 pp.
1883b. Vol. 2, 430 pp.
1884b. Vol. 3, 453 pp., 140 pls.

Tryon, G. W., Jr., and Pilsbry, H. A.

1888. Manual of Conchology ... ,vol. 10, See Pilsbry, H. A.; see Tryon,
GoW ir:

Tucker, Helen lone

1931. Some new Tertiary Pectens. Indiana Acad. Sci., Proc. 1930, vol.
40, pp. 243-245, pl. 1

1934. Some Atlantic Coast Tertiary Pectinidae. Amer. Midland Nat.,
vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 612-621, pls. 25-27

1936a. The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Tertiary Pectinidae of the United
States. Amer. Midland Nat., vol. 17, pp. 471-490, pls. 1-4

434 BULLETIN 218

1936b. The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Tertiary Pectinidae of the United
States. Amer. Midland Nat., vol. 17, pp. 985-1017, pls. 5-10. Under
H. I. Rowland

Tucker-Rowland, Helen lone
1938. The Atlantic and Gulf Coast Tertiary Pectinidae of the United
States. Sec. Ill Systematic descriptions. Musée roy. d’Histoire Nat. de
Belgique, Mem., 2d ser., fasc. 13, 76 pp., 6 pls.

Turner, Francis Earl
1940. See Stenzel, H. B., and Turner, F. E.

Tuomey, Michael

1842a. Discovery of a chambered univalve fossil in the Eocene Tertiary
of James River, Virginia. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., vol. 10, pp. 156-157

1842b. Ibid., reprinted Amer. Jour. Sci. Arts, vol. 43, p. 187

1848. Report on the geology of South Carolina. Columbia, SiC; pp» vi =F
293 + app., illus.

1850. Report on the geology of Alabama. First Biennial Report on the
Geology of Alabama. Tuskaloosa, xxxi + 176 pp., map

1853. Description of some fossil shells from the Tertiary of the southern
states. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1852, vol. 6, pp. 192-194

1854. Description of some new fossils from the Cretaceous rocks of the
southern states. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia, Proc. 1854, vol. 7, pp.
167-172

1858. Second biennial report on the geology of Alabama. Report. Pp. 292,
map. Lists of fossils of Appendix III A-F were compiled by Tuomey
before his death but completed by J. W. Mallet.

Tuomey, Michael and Holmes, Francis Simmons
1857. Pleiocene fossils of South Carolina. Charlestown, S.C., 152 pp., 29
pls.

Twining, John Theodore
1957. See under Stenzel, H. B., Krause, E. K., and Twining, J. T.

Ugolini, Riccardo
1903. Pettinidi nuovi o poco noti di terreni terziari italiani. Revista ital.
di Paleontologia, vol. 9, fasc. 3, pp. 77-94

Van de Poel, Luc

1955. Structure du test et classification des Nucules. Inst. roy. des Sci.
Nat. de Belgique, Bull., t. 31, No. 3, 11 pp.

Vanuxem, Lardner
1828. In Morton, Samuel, 1828a, which see
1842. On the ancient oyster shell deposits observed near the Atlantic
Coast of the United States. Amer. Jour. Sci., vol. 41, pp. 168-170
1843. Ibid. Reprinted in Assoc. Amer. Geol. Rep., pp. 21-23

Van Winkle, Katherine E. Hilton
See also under Palmer, Katherine Van Winkle
1921. Illustrations and descriptions of fossil Mollusca contained in the

paleontological collections at Cornell University. Bull. Amer. Paleont.,
vol. 8, No. 38, pp. 3-12, 1 pl.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 435

Van Winkle, Katherine E. H., and Harris, Gilbert Dennison

1919. New or otherwise interesting Tertiary molluscan species from the
east coast of America. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 8, No. 33, pp. 5-32,
pls. 1-3

Vaughan, Thomas Wayland

1895. The stratigraphy of northwestern Louisiana. Amer. Geol., vol. 15,
No. 4, pp. 205-229

1896. A brief contribution to the geology and paleontology of north-
western Louisiana. U.S. Geol. Sur., Bull., No. 142, 65 pp., 4 pls.

1911. See under Veatch, O., and Stephenson, IL W., pp. 239-240

1919a. Contributions to the "geology and paleontology of the West Indies.
Carnegie Inst. Washington, Pub. 291, 184 pp., 53 pls.

1919b. Contributions to the geology and paleontology of the Canal Zone,
Panama ... U.S. Nat. Mus., Bull. 103, pp. 547-612

Veatch, Arthur Clifford

1899. See under Harris, G. D., and Veatch, A. C.

1902. The geography and geology of the Sabine River in a pte on the
geology of Louisiana. Part VI. In Harris, G. D., Veatch, A. C., and
Pachecoa, Jov. A. A., pp. 101-148, pls. 24-37

1906. Geology and underground water resources of northern Louisiana
and southern Arkansas. U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper, No. 46, 422 pp.,
map

Veatch, Jethro Otto
1915. See under Stephenson, L. W., and Veatch, J. O.

Veatch, Jethro Otto, and Stephenson, Lloyd William

1911. Preliminary report on the geology of the Coastal Plain of Georgia.
Georgia Geol. Sur., Bull., No. 26, 466 pp., 30 pls.

Verastegui, Pedro

1953. The pelecypod genus Venericardia in the Paleocene and Eocene of
western North America. Palaeont. Amer., vol. 4, No. 25, 112 pp., 22 pls.

Vokes, Emily H.

1963. Notes on Cenozoic Muricidae from the western Atlantic region,
with descriptions of new taxa. Tulane Studies Geol., vol. 1, No. 4,
pp. 151-163, pls. 1, 2

1964. Supraspecific groups in the subfamilies Muricinae and Tritonalinae
(Gastropoda; Muricidae). Malacologia, vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 1-41

Vokes, Harold Ernest

1944. The validity of the molluscan genus Caestocorbula Vincent. Amer.
Jour. Sci., vol. 242, pp. 614-623

1945. Supraspecific groups of the pelecypod family Corbulidae. Amer.
Mus. Nat. Hist, Bull, vol 86, Art. 1, pp. 1-32, 4 pls.

1955. Notes on Tertiary and Recent Solemyacidae. Jour. Paleont., vol. 29,
No. 3, pp. 534-545

1956a. Notes on, and rectifications of, pelecypod nomenclature. Jour.

Paleont., vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 762-765

1956b. Some pelecypod illustrations of the effect of the Copenhagen de-
cision defining the limits of generic homonymy. Jour. Paleont., vol.
30, No. 3, pp. 765-768

436 BULLETIN 218

1957. Geography and geology of Maryland. Dept. of Geology, Mines, and
Water Resources, Bull. 19, see Vokes, H. E., 1961

1957a. Miocene fossils of Maryland. Dept. of Geol., Mines, and Water
Resources, Bull. 20, 85 pp., 31 pls.

1961. Geography and geology of Maryland. Dept. of Geology, Mines,
and Water Resources, Bull. 19, 243 pp., 28 pls. Reprint of Vokes, H. E.,
1957

1964. Margaritiariidae, new family Peerne ee and description uf two
new species. Tulane Studies Geol., vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 135-141, pl. 1

Wailes, Benjamin Leonard Covington

1854. Report on the agriculture and geology of Mississippi . . . Jackson,
Miss., 371 pp., 17 pls. Fossils of the Vicksburg Eocene beds. Described
by T. A. Conrad, p. 287; Fossil Testacea of the Tertiary green-sand
and marl-bed of Jackson, Miss. Determined and named by T. A. Con-
rad, p. 289, pls. 14-17. Reprinted in Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 24, No.
86, 1939, pp. 10-19, pls. 1-4

Waring, Clarence
1917. Stratigraphy and faunal relations of the Martinez to the Chico and
Tejon of southern California. California Acad. Sci., Proc., 4th ser., vol.
7, No. 4, pp. 41-124, 10 pls., 3 figs. (incl. maps)

Wasem, Richard, and Wilbert, Louis Joseph, Jr.

1943. The Pendleton formation, Louisiana and Texas. Jour. Paleont., vol.
17, No. 2, pp. 181-195, pl. 31

Watts, William L.

1894. The gas and petroleum yielding formations of the central valley
of California. California State Mining Bur., Bull. No. 3, 100 pp., maps

Weller, Stuart

1907. A report on the Cretaceous paleontology of New Jersey. New
Jersey Geol. Sur., Paleont. Ser., vol. 4, 1107 pp., 111 pls.

Wenz, Wilhelm

He Handbuch der Paldozoologie. Band 6 Gastropoda. Berlin, 7
Teile

1838a. Teil 1, Allgemeiner Teil und Prosobranchia Lfg. 1, pp. 1-240

1938b. Teil 2, Lfg. 3, pp. 241-480

1939. Teil 3, Prosobranchia Lfg. 4, pp. 481-720

1940. Teil 4, Prosobranchia Lfg. 6, pp. 721-960

1941. Teil 5, Prosobranchia Lfg. 7, pp. 961-1200

1943. Teil 6, Lfg. 8, pp. 1201-1506

1944. Teil 7, Prosobranchia Lfg. 9, pp. i-xii—1507-1639

(Continued by Zilch, Adolf, which see)

Wheeler, Harry Edgar
1909. A week at Claiborne. Nautilus, vol. 22, No. 10, pp. 97-98
1910. A new Claibornian shell. Nautilus, vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 13-14; No.
7, pl. 4, fig. 6
1935. Timothy Abbott Conrad, with particular reference to his work in
Alabama one hundred years ago. Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 23, No. 77,
157 pp., 27 pls.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 437

White, Charles Abiathar

1882. On certain Cretaceous fossils from Arkansas and Colorado. U.S.
Nat. Mus., Proc., vol. 4, pp. 136-139, 1 pl.

1883. A review of the non-marine fossil Mollusca of North America. Pp.
405-550, 32 pls. ix Third Annual Report, U.S. Geol. Sur., 1881-1882,
564 pp., 85 pls.

1884a. A review of the fossil Ostreidae of North America; and a com-
parison of the fossil with the living forms. Pp. 273-316, pls. 34-82 in
Fourth Annual Report, U.S. Geol. Sur., 1882-1883, 473 pp., 85 pls.

1884b. On the nautiloid genus Euclimatoceras Hyatt, and a description
of the type species. Pp. 16-17, pls. 7-9 in On Mesozoic fossils. U.S. Geol.
Sur., Bull. No. 4, 36 pp., 9 pls.

1885. On the Mesozoic and Cenozoic paleontology of California. U.S.
Geol. Sur., Bull. No. 15, pp. 3-33

1888. Contribution to the paleontology of Brazil; comprising descriptions
of Cretaceous invertebrate fossils . . . Arch. do Museu Nac. do Rio
de Janeiro, vol. 7, 273 pp. + v, 28 pls.

Whitfield, Robert Parr a

1865. Descriptions of new species of Eocene fossils. Amer. Jour. Conch.,
vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 259-268, pl. 27

1885. Brachiopoda and Lamellibranchiata of the Raritan clays and
green-sand marls of New Jersey. U.S. Geol. Sur., Mon. 9, pp. xx ‘+
338. 34 pls., map

1892. Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of the Raritan clays and Greensand
marls. U.S. Geol. Sur., Mon. 18, 402 pp., 50 pls.

1899. List of fossils, types and figured specimens, used in the palaeonto-
logical work of R. P. Whitfield, showing where they are probably to
be found at the present time. Ann. New York Acad. Sci., vol. 12, No.
8, pp. 139-186

1905. Notice of a new species of Fasciolaria from the Eocene green marls
at Shark River, N.J. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., No. 21, pp. 301-303,
2 pls.

Whitfield, Robert Parr, and Hovey, Edmund Otis

1901. Catalogue of the types and figured specimens in the palaeonto-
logical collection of the Geological Department American Museum of
Natural History. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist., Bull., vol. 11, pt. 4, pp. 358-500

Wilbert, Louis Joseph, Jr.

1943. See Wasem, Richard, and Wilbert, Louis J., Jr.

1953. The Jacksonian stage in southeastern Arkansas. Arkansas Re-
sources and Development Commission, Div. of Geol., Bull. No. 19, pp.
125, pls. 1-2

Winckworth, Ronald
1945. The types of the Boltenian genera. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc.,
vol. 26, pts. 4, 5, pp. 136-148
Wissmann, Heinrich Ludolf, and Muenster, Georg

1841. Beitraége zur Geognosie und Petrefacten-Kunde des sudostlichen
Triols vorziiglich der Schichten von St. Cassian. Beitrage zur Petre-
facten-Kunde, Heft IV, 152 pp., 16 pls.

Woodring, Wendell Phillips
1928. Miocene mollusks from Bowden, Jamaica. Pt. II. Gastropods and
discussion of results. Carnegie Inst. Washington, Pub. No. 385, 564
pp., 40 pls.

438 BULLETIN 218

1957. Geology and paleontology of Canal Zone and adjoining parts of
Panama. Geology and description of Tertiary mollusks (gastropods:
Trochidae to Turritellidae) U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper No. 306-A,
146 pp., 23 pls.

1959. Geology and paleontology of Canal Zone and adjoining parts of
Panama. Description of Tertiary mollusks (Gastropods: Vermetidae
to Thaididae) U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper, No. 306-B, pp. 147-239,
pls. 24-38 _

1964. Geology and paleontology of Canal Zone and adjoining parts of
Panama. Description of Tertiary mollusks (Gastropods: Columbelli-
dae to Voluticae). U.S. Geol. Sur., Prof. Paper 306-C, pp. [237] 237-
297, pls. 39-47

Woods, Henry

1922. Mollusca from the Eocene and Miocene deposits of Peru. Pp. 51-
113, pls. 1-20 zz Bosworth, T. O., London, Macmillan and Co., 434
pp., 26 pls., 150 text figs.

Woods, Searles Valentine

1871. A monograph of the Eocene Mollusca or descriptions of shells from
the older Tertiaries of England. Bivalves. Palaeont. Soc. London,
Mon., vol. 24, issued for 1870, pp. 137-182, pls. 21-25

Woodward, Bernard Barham
1906. See Sherborn, C. D., and Woodward, B. B.

Woodward, Samuel

1833. Outline of the geology of Norfolk. Norwich, iv + 54 + 6 pp., 6
pls., 5 maps

Wrigley, Arthur

1927. Notes on English Eocene Mollusca, with descriptions of new species.
Malacol. Soc. London, Proc. 1927, vol. 17, pts. 5, 6, pp. 216-249, pls.
33-35

1929. Notes on English Eocene Mollusca, with descriptions of new species.
Malacol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 18, pt. 5, pp. 235-251, pls. 15-16

1930. Notes on English Eocene and Oligocene Mollusca with descrip-
tions of new species. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc. 1930, vol. 19, pt. 3,
pp. 91-115, pls. 9-10

1932. English Eocene species of Sassia, with a note on the morphology of
the Cymatiidae and the Bursidae. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 20,
pt. 2, pp. 127-140 pls. 10, 11

1934. English Eocene and Oligocene Cassididae, with notes on the no-
menclature and morphology of the family. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc.,
vol. 21, pt. 2, pp. 108-130, pls. 15-17

1938. English Eocene and Oligocene Strombiae and Aporrhaidae. Mal-
acol. Soc. London, Proc., vol. 23, pt. 2, pp. 61-88, pls. 4-6

1939. English Eocene Surculites. Malacol. Soc. London, Proc. 1939, vol.
23, pt. 5, pp. 277-284, pl. 18

Zilch, Adolf

1959. Handbuch der Paldozoologie. Band 6. Gastropoda. Teil 2, Lfg. 1
Euthyneura. Pp. 200, 701 figs.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 439

GLOSSARY OF STRATIGRAPHIC TERMS USED IN THIS
CATALOGUE

The notes are written in the following sequence: name of formation
as presently used, author, original date with publication, type locality,
and age. For further details see Wilmarth, 1938, U.S.G.S., Bull. 896;
Wilson, et al., 1957, U.S.G.S., Bull 1056 A, and Fisher, 1961

Aquia fm.—wW. B. Clark and G. C. Martin, 1901, Md. Geol. Sur., Eocene,
p. 58, Aquia Creek, Safford Co., Va., Paleocene.

Archusa ml. mem.—E. P. Thomas, 1942, Miss. Geol. Sur., Bull. 48, pp.
49-52, Archusa Springs, Chickasawhay R., S. of Quitman, Clarke Co.,
Miss., middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Avon Park Is—P. L. and E. R. Applin, 1944, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 28,
No. 12, pp. 1680, 1686-1688, subsurface, Avon Park Bombing Range,
Polk Co., Fla., middle Eocene, upper Claiborne gr.

Barnwell fm.—tE. Sloan, 1905, S.C. Geol. Sur., geognostic map S.C.;
1907, Sum. Min. Res. S.C., pp. 12, 17; 1908, S.C. Geol. Sur., ser. 4,
Bull. 2, p. 454, Barnwell Co., S.C., upper Eocene, Jackson gr.

Bashi mem.—A. Heilprin, 1882, Acad. Nat. Sci., Phila., Proc. for 1881,
pp. 158, 159, Bashi Creek, Clarke Co., Ala., lower Eocene, Hatchetig-
bee fm., upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Bells Landing mem.—E. A. Smith, 1883, Ala. Geol. Sur., Prog. Rept.
for 1881-1882, pp. 256, 321, Bells Landing, Alabama R., Monroe Co.
Ala., lower Eocene, Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Black Mingo fm.—kE. Sloan, 1905, S.C. Geol. Sur., geognostic map S.C.;
1907, Sum. Min. Res. 8.C., pp. 12, 16, Black Mingo Creek, Black R.,
Clarendon Co., S.C., lower Eocene.

Bumpnose Ils.—W. E. Moore, 1955, Fla. Geol. Sur., Bull. 37, p. 30 along
Bumpnose rd., N. and W. of Marianna, Jackson Co., Fla., upper Eo-
cene, upper Ocala gr. (uppermost Jackson Eocene).

Cane R. [glauconitic ml.] fm.—W. C. Spooner, 1926, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol.
10, No. 1, p. 7; No. 3, pp. 220, 224, 227, 235, 236, Cane R. at Natchi-
toches, Natchitoches Par., La., middle Eocene, middle Claiborne gr.

Castle Hayne Ils—B. L. Miller, 1910, G.S.A., Bull., vol. 20, pp. 674-675,
Castle Hayne, New Hanover Co., N.C., upper Eocene, Jackson gr.

Claiborne gr.—‘Claiborne sands’, T. A. Conrad, 1847, Acad Nat. Sci.,
Phila., Proc., vol. 3, pp. 280-282 not described, Claiborne Bluff, Ala-
bama R., Monroe Co., Ala., middle Eocene. “Claiborne sand” replaced
by Gosport sd., Smith, 1907.

Clayton fm—D. W. Langdon, 1891, G.S.A., Bull., vol. 2, pp. 589-605,
Clayton, Barbour Co., Ala., Paleocene, lower Midway gr.

Cook Mt. fm—W. Kennedy, Texas Geol. Sur., 3d Ann. Rept., pp. 54-
57, Cook Mt., Houston Co., Texas, middle Eocene, upper Claiborne gr.

Cooper ml.—M. Tuomey, 1848, Agr. Sur. S. C., 1st Rept., pp. 162-169,
190, 211; Sloan, 1908, S. C. Geol. Sur., ser. 4, Bull. 2, p. 462, Cooper
R., Berkeley Co., S.C., upper Eocene, Jackson gr. or Oligocene (Cooke
and MacNeil, 1952)

Crockett fm.—A. C. Ellisor, 1929, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 138, p. 1340, pro-
posed by E. A. Wendlandt and G. M. Knebel, Crockett, Houston Co.,
Texas, middle Eocene, upper Claiborne gr. Upper part replaced by
Cook Mt., see Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957, p. 18.

440 BULLETIN 218

Crystal_River fm.—H. S. Puri, 1953, Jour. Sed. Petrology, vol. 23, No.
2, p. 180 (abst.), Crystal River, Citrus Co., Fla., upper Eocene, upper
Ocala gr.

Danville Landing beds.—M. A. Hanna, D. Gravell, and J. McGuirt, 1934,
11th Ann. Field Trip Shreveport Geol. Soc., table 0 pp. 30, pp. 35-37,
Danville Landing, Ouachita R., Catahoula Par., La., upper Eocene,
uppermost Jackson ger.

Fayette beds—E. T. Dumble and R. A. F. Penrose, Jr., 1890, Texag
Geol. Sur., Ist Ann. Rept., pl. 3, pp. XXXIII, 17, 47, south of La
Grande, Fayette Co., Texas, upper Eocene. Classified as gr. by Murray
1961). (Fayette breccia McGee, 1884, for Fayette, Fayette Co., Iowa,
Middle Devonian, has priority.)

Greggs Landing mem.—E., A. Smith, 1886, Ala. Geol. Sur., Bull. 1, p. 12,
Greggs Landing, Alabama R., NW. Monroe Co., Ala., lower Eocene,
Tuscahoma fm., middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Gosport sd.—E. A. Smith, 1907, Geol. Sur. Ala., Bull. 9, pp. 5, 18, Gos-
port [bluff], Alabama R., few mi. below Claiborne, Clarke Co., Ala.,
[famous Claiborne ferruginous, glauconitic sands], middle Eocene,
uppermost Claiborne gr.

Hall Summit fm.—G,. E. Murray, Jr., 1941, (abst.) A.A.P.G., Bull., vol.
25, No. 5, pp. 941, 942; G. E. Murray, Jr., and E. P. Thomas, 1945,
A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 58-60, Hall Summit, T. 14 N., R. 9
W., Red River Par., La., Paleocene, upper Midway gr.

Hatchetigbee fm.—E. A. Smith and L. C. Johnson, 1887, U.S.G.S., Bull.
43, pp. 39-48, Hatchetigbee Bluff, Tombigbee R., N.E. Washington Co,.
Ala., lower Eocene, upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Hornerstown fm.—W. B. Clark, 1907, Johns Hopkins Univ. Cire., n.s.,
No. 7, whole No. 199, p. 3 (to replace Sewell which was preoccupied),
Hornerstown, Monmouth Co., N.J., Paleocene.

Hurricane lentil—H. B. Stenzel, 1940, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 24, No. 9,
pp. 1670 1675 Hurricane Bayou bed of creek 0.2-0.5 mi. up creek
from bridge on Crockett-Rusk county rd., 3.55 mi. N.E. of Crockett,
Houston Co., Texas, middle Eocene, Landrum mem., Cook Mt. fm.,
upper Claiborne gr.

Indio fm.—A. C. Trowbridge, U.S.G.S., Prof. Pap. 131 D, pp. 89-91, old
Indio ranch, Maverick and Dimmit counties, Texas, lower Eocene,
Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Inglis fm.—E. O. Vernon, 1951, Fla. Geol. Sur., Bull. 33, pp. 115-140,
vicinity of Inglis, along Withlacoochee R., Levy Co., upper Eocene,
lower Ocala gr.

Jackson gr.—Jackson fm., T. A. Conrad, 1856, Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila.,
Proc. vol. 7, pp. 257, 258, Jackson, Pearl R. and Moodys Br., Hinds
Co., Miss. upper Eocene. Originally as formation.

Kerens mem.—F. B. Plummer, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3232, pp. 530, 559,
562, Trinity R., N. of St. Louis and SW. R.R., E. of Kerens, Navarro
Co., Texas, Paleocene, Wills Point fm., upper Midway er.

Kimbrel bed.—T. L. Casey, 1902, Sci., n.s., vol. 15, p. 716, T. W. Kimbrel
estate, s. of Montgomery, Grant Par., La., upper Eocene, lower
Jackson gr.

Kincaid fm.—J. A. Gardner, 1933, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 17, No. 6, p. 744,
Kineaid ranch (Lewis ranch), 3/4 mi. above Bob Evans’ apiary to
Wills Point contact, to 1/4 mi. below it, Uvalde Co., Texas, lower Mid-
way gr. See under Miscellaneous Stratigraphic Notes.

Landrum mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1938 [1939], Texas Univ. Bur. Ec. Geol.,

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 44]

Pub. 3818, pp. 20, 125, 134-148, Two-Mile Cr., J. L. Landrum survey,
near Two-Mile Church, Leon Co., Texas, middle Eocene, Cook Mt.
“fm.”, upper Claiborne gr.

Laredo fm.—J. A. Gardner, 1938, Wash. Acad. Sci., Jour., vol. 28, No. 7,
pp. 297, 298, Laredo, Webb Co., Texas, middle Eocene, upper Clai-
borne gr.

Lisbon fm.—T. H. Aldrich 1886, Ala. Geol. Sur., Bull. 1, pp. 44-60, Lis-
bon Bluff, Alabama R., Monroe Co., (not Clarke Co. as in Wilmarth,
1938, p. 1190), Ala., middle Eocene, middle, upper Claiborne gr. The
name Lisbon fm. is preoccupied by Lisbon fm., Hitchock, 1874, NW.
New Hamp., Ordovician or Cambrian, Wilmarth, 1938, p. 1189.

Littig mem.—F. B. Plummer, 1933, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3232, pp. 530,
536, S. side Wilbarger Cr., on road 1 1/2 mi. S-SW. of Littig, Travis
Co., Texas, Paleocene, Kincaid fm., lower Midway gr.

“Logansport fm.’.—See under Miscellaneous Stratigraphic notes,

Manasquan fm.—W. B. Clark, 1893, N.J. Geol. Sur., Ann. Rept., 1892,
pp. 205-208, Manasquan R., Monmouth Co., N.J., lower Eocene.

Marquez shale mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1938, [1939], Texas Univ. Bur.
Ec. Geol., Pub. 3818 pp. 71-78, near Marquez, Leon Co., Texas, mid-
dle Eocene, Reklaw fm., lower Claiborne gr.

Marthaville fm.—B. W. Blanpied and R. T. Hazzard, 1939, Shreveport
Geol. Soc. Guidebook, 14th Ann. Field Trip, p. 128, Marthaville, NW.
Natchitoches Par., La., lower Eocene, lower Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Matthews Landing mem.—E. A. Smith and L. C. Johnson, 1887, U.S.G.S.,
Bull. 43 pp. 57-60, Matthews Landing, Alabama R., Wilcox Co., Ala.,
Paleocene, Porters Creek fm., upper Midway gr.

McBean fm.—J. O. Veatch and L. W. Stephenson, 1911, Ga. Geol. Sur.,
Bull. 28, pp. 60, 237-284, McBean on McBean Cr., Richmond Co., E.
Ga., middle Eocene, upper Claiborne gr.

Meridian fm.—W. J. McGee, 1891, U.S.G.S., 12th Ann. Rept., pt. 1, pp.
413-415, 491, Meridian, Lauderdale Co., Miss., middle Eocene, lower
Claiborne gr. Replaced by Tallahatta fm.

Mexia mem.—F. B. Plummer, 19338, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3232, pp. 530,
559, 561, clay pit, brickyard, W. Mexia, Limestone Co., Texas, Paleo-
cene, Wills Point fm., upper Midway gr.

Midway gr.—G. D. Harris, 1894, Amer. Jour. Sci., 3d ser., vol. 47, pp.
303, 304; 1896, Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 10-38, Midway
Landing, Alabama R., Wilcox Co., Ala., Paleocene. Has been used as
fm.

Moodys Branch fm—O. Meyer, 1885, Amer. Jr. Sci., 3d ser., vol. 30,
p. 435, Moodys Branch, Pearl R., Jackson, Hinds Co., Miss., upper
Eocene, lower Jackson gr.

Mount Selman fm.—W. Kennedy, 1892, Texas Geol. Sur., 3d Ann. Rept.,
pp. 45, 52-54, Mount Selman, Cherokee Co., Texas, middle Eocene,
middle Claiborne gr.

Mount Tabor sh. mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1938 [1939], Univ. Texas, Bur.
Ec. Geol., Geol. Pub. 3818, pp. 151-154, Mount Tabor school cemetery,
E. side U.S. highway 75, Madison Co., Texas, middle Eocene, Cook
Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Naheola fm—E. A. Smith and L. C. Johnson, 1887, U.S.G.S., Bull. 43,
pp. 57-60, Naheola, Tombigbee R., Choctaw Co., Ala., Paleocene, upper
Midway gr.

Nanafalia fm.—E. A. Smith and L. C. Johnson, 1887, U.S.G.S., Bull. 43,

442 BULLETAN 218

pp. 51-57, Nanafalia Landing, Tombigbee R., Marengo Co., Ala., lower
Eocene, lower Wilcox [Sabine] er.

Nanjemoy fm—W. B. Clark and G. C. Martin, 1901, Md. Geol. Sur.,
Eocene, p. 58, Nanjemoy Cr., Charles Co., Md., lower Eocene.

Ocala Is.—W. H. Dall, 1892, U.S.G.S., Bull. 84, pp. 103, 157, 331, Ocala,
Marion Co., Fla., Upper Eocene, Jackson gr., “Ocala gr.”

Pendleton Ferry fm.—See Miscellaneous Stratigraphic notes.

Pisgah mem.—F. B. Plummer, 1933, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3232, pp. 530,
535, 536, 540, Pisgah Ridge, Navarro Co., on road between Richland
and Wortham, 6 mi. N. of Limestone Co. line, Texas, Paleocene, Kin-
caid fm., lower Midway gr.

Porters Creek fm.—J. M. Safford, 1864, Amer. Jour. Sci., 2d ser., vol. 37,
pp. 361, 368, Porters Creek, W. of Middleton, Hardeman Co., Tenn.,
Paleocene, upper Midway gr., see Sucarnoochee clay in Ala.

Queen City fm—W. Kennedy, 1892, Texas Geol. Sur., 3d Ann. Rept.,
pp. 50-52, Queen City, Cass Co., Texas, middle Eocene, lower Clai-
borne gr.

Reklaw fm—E. A. Wendlandt and G. M. Knebel in A. C. Ellisor, 1929,
A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 18, p. 1842, Reklaw, Cherokee Co., Texas, middle
Eocene, lower Claiborne gr.

[Sabine gr].—A. C. Veatch, 1905, La. Geol. Sur., Bull. 1, pt. 2, pp. 84,
85, 88, Sabine River, Sabine Co., Texas and Sabine Par., La., lower
Eocene. Sabine fm. replaced by U.S.G.S. with Wilcox. See Wilmarth,
1938, pt. 2, p. 1862 for history. The name has priority over Wilcox.

Sabinetown fm.—F. B. Plummer, 1933, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3232, pp. 530,
602, Sabinetown Bluff, Sabine R., Sabine Co., Texas, lower Eocene,
upper Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Saline Bayou mem.—A. C. Ellisor, 1929, A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 18, p.
1339, Saline Bayou, St. Maurice, Winn Par., La., middle Eocene,
upper Cook Mt. fm., upper Claiborne gr.

Santee Ils—E. Sloan, 1905, S.C. Geol. Sur. geognostic map, [published
1908, S.C. Geol. Sur., ser. 4, Bull. 2], Santee R., South Carolina [un-
officially Eutaw Springs, Orangeburg Co.], (formerly regarded as
Jackson upper Eocene), middle Eocene, upper Claiborne group (Cooke
and MacNeil, 1952).

Sequin fm.—F. B. Plummer, 1933, zbid., p. 574, Moss Branch, 10 mi. NW.
of Bastrop, 1 mi. N. of old Caldwell village, Bastrop Co., Texas,
lower Eocene, lowermost Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Shark River ml.—T. A. Conrad, 1865f, Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila., Proc., vol.
17, pp. 70-73, Shark River, Monmouth Co., N.J., middle Eocene, upper
Claiborne gr.

Stone City beds.—H. B. Stenzel, 1936, Univ. Texas, Bull. 3501, pp. 267-
279, Stone City Bluff (Moseley’s Ferry or San Antonio Ferry), Brazos
R., Burleson Co., Texas, middle Eocene middle Claiborne gr.

Sucarnoochee cl.—E. A., Smith 1892, Sketch Geol. Ala., pam., 36 pp.,
Birmingham, Ala., Black Bluff, Sucarnoochee Cr., Sumter Co., Ala.,
Paleocene, upper Midway gr. Part of Porters Creek fm.

Tallahatta fm.—W. H. Dall, 1898, U.S.G.S., 18th Ann. Rept., pt. 2, p. 344
chart opp. p. 334, Tallahatta Hills, Choctaw Co., Ala., middle Eocene,
lower Claiborne gr

Tehuacana mem.—G. D. Harris, 1896, Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 1, No. 4,
pp. 129, 155, Tehuacana, Limestone Co., Texas, Paleocene, Kincaid fm.,
lower Midway er.

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 443

Tullos mem.—H. N. Fisk, 1938, La. Dept. Cons., Geol. Bull. 10, pp. 78,
98, 99, Tullos, La Salle Par., La., upper Eocene, Yazoo clay, upper
Jackson er.

Tuscahoma fm.—E. A. Smith, 1888, Ala. Geol. Sur. Rept. Prog., 1884-
88, geog. map. Ala., Tuscahoma, Tombigbee R., Choctaw Co., Ala.,
lower Eocene, middle Wilcox [Sabine] gr.

Tyus mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1938 [1939], Texas Univ. Bur. Econ. Geol.,
Pub. 3818, p. 101, cut abandoned Houston and Texas Cen. R.R., 0.4
mi. N. Robbins crossroads, Leon Co., Texas, middle Eocene, Weches
fm., middle Claiborne gr.

Viesca mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1938 [1939], Texas Univ. Bur. Econ. Geol.,
Pub. 3818, pp. 20, 97, 104-107, Texas, middle Eocene, Weches fm.,
middle Claiborne gr.

Vincentown fm.—W. B. Clark, R. M. Bagg, and G. B. Shattuck, 1897,
G.S.A., Bull., vol. 8, pp. 316-338, Vincentown, Burlington Co., N.J.,
lower Eocene.

Weches fm.—E. A. Wendlandt and G., M. Knebel in A. C. Ellisor, 1929,
A.A.P.G., Bull., vol. 18, p. 1841, Crockett rd., 1 1/2 misSW. Weches,
Houston Co., Texas, middle Eocene, middle Claiborne gr.

Wheelock mem.—H. B. Stenzel, 1988 [1939], Texas Univ. Bur. Econ.
Geol., Pub. 3818, pp. 20, 125-134, Wheelock Prairie in Brazos and
Robertson Counties, Texas, middle Eocene, Cook Mt. fm., upper Clai-
borne gr.

White Bluff fm—W. H. Dall, 1898, U.S.G.S., 18th Ann. Rept., pt. 2,
p. 3848, table opp. p. 334, White Bluff, Arkansas R., Jefferson Co.,
SE. Ark., upper Eocene, lower Jackson gr.

Wills Point fm.—R. A. F. Penrose, Jr., 1890, Texas Geol. Sur., lst Ann.
Rept., pp. XLIII, 17, 19, Wills Point, Van Zandt Co., Texas, Paleo-
cene, upper Midway er.

Woodstock greensand ml. mem.—W. B. Clark, 1895, Johns Hopkins Univ.
Circe., vol. 15, No. 121, p. 3, Woodstock, old estate above Mathias Point,
Potomac R., King George Co., Va., lower Eocene, Nanjemoy fm.

Yazoo clay.—E. N. Lowe, 1915, Miss. Geol. Sur., Bull, 12, p. 79, Yazoo
City, Yazoo Co., Miss., upper Eocene, upper Jackson gr.

Yegua fm—E. T. Dumble, 1892, Brown coal and lignite of Texas, pp.
124, 148-154, mouth of Yegua Creek, Brazos R., E. Burleson Co.,
Texas, [Elm Creek, Yegua R., Lee Co., Texas, Dumble, 1918, Texas
Univ. Bull. 1869, pp. 102-106], middle Eocene, uppermost Claiborne
gr. Nonmarine,

RIst[sur “gq

saproy[nond "g
SIUWBAIOD “g
yeioadse eneqirg
‘ds ‘Vv

eJeIpenb "vy
eueruosyoef Bully

(#3110)
BJE[NSULII} (dWEIsyV,,

‘dds ‘vy
PsOlly Busadooy
‘dds eo1y

‘ds ‘Vv
esodnf ermouy

winueyeso wnisnuy
«SN}NUIWE «snuraaly
«SIBA,, “A av;

~#IUOJIOW SIsUadINGSyDIA “\W

SISUJJUBMNS "V7
cTBA,,

snue[diad uajvadinbay

Bouosyoerf suajru eiqy

aus00q ~saddy

enioid -y,,
Bsol[ed .,V,,
BUBDIIAWIe 9J1EISV

snjnuru SNUIIATV

sIsSUdUIOgIe|D eIpiEoOUsy

suajyiu eIqy
55

‘ps J1odsoy

luassnap “g

Bladse eneqieg

‘ds ‘Vv

BplaAvid "vy
SISUIMEOMED BULDY
saplojyensuely .V,,
eyeuUldsiewiueld .“y,,
SISUdUOJMAU .V,,
P[[IULIseD _dJIEISY,,

eueyodonad eo1y
SIsudUOgsl] “VW
HywWWeY “VY
saprorddiyda ermouy
Buejsndne | enuopouy,,

SNjNUIUT SNUTIATY

1UO}JIOUW SIsUadINGSYIA “VY
BUBIDIAOpH] “VY

tuosuyof e1uodAI}a;V

‘ds ‘Vv

sSISUIUIOGIE[D BIPIe.oUsY

BURIYOIIpje vueIpy
eueyodoiad eviqy

‘Id sur0qgie|y “QIN'T

auas0q |PPIN

BIOFNUSI “gy

RHLe A,
saplojjnond enjeqivg

‘dds ‘vy
SIUMOJII}SOI BULIVY

e\eIpeiwadapuinb ‘vy
SIsudaqsijayo}eYy BwoIy
‘ds Wy
SIPlO[[ao1Aeu “Vy
,eoIpueyAIeW eImouy
SI[Pda1 siiajdeuy

(‘ds utseg sie)
uinjnuenbs ‘jo wnisnuwy

1rAdWON) “VY

sisuaaq
-dijayojey eipieooyjuLOy

aua00q 1IMO'T

aeloupies eulny

‘ds &Vy
syuodqns ,“V,,
BoIpuejAIeW aJIBISY,,

‘dds voy
BjNI "y

BoipueyAreu ermouy

asuawieqeje wnisnuy

aua00a]eg

Buldniq]e eipeysojeg

sisuajivad “oO
BxouUe eB SI[[eD

BURISOIEM B[NGIOI0}sae_

gliajund elaAviselg "JO
sisud[ivad elnqioo01g
snuls snj}xoj01d *g
snjonpoid ‘j ‘g
snInxaly "g

sisuadyie[ojsod °o "g
SISUIYIE[D SNUIIO}AWEg

eyladeias “g

«SIBA,, Bl[aploquioys “Jo “g

aeviawmyjed “gq
BUBRIDIAOpH] “Gg

aus00q Jaddy

yBaataqns ‘d

1U0}10UI “OC

TYSIP[e “O

Bortonbae e3SI[[2O
TUOSTYIINU "DQ “JO
BJESSOJ e[NGIOI0}sS9e_

PAWEL erst
eisAdoyaid eviuiog

"ps y10dsoy

sisuadoijseq BeIpeyloled
BaijtAqns ‘d ‘9g
sisuauogsly “d ‘a
UWAOIId LISI[[ED

*xBIESSOJ B[NG1090}sae_

‘ds -g

SNUEX9} sa}UOpIyoeIg
sisuaejedez “g

eypiod “g

Sa[aososI BIUIOg
1ajund evlaAeiselg “JO

SNUBIDIAOpN] 0 “g
SNUI[OIBIOIIaz ‘Og
gSISUIYIV[D snws0yAIpEYg
‘dds -g

Iueysnea “g
Iiawyedsiioxn “g
e[ndoosqns ‘1 *g
eqesied ‘I ‘g
SIISproqaioys, sg
BURIOIAOpH] “Gg

"Id ausogie[D “AT

aus00q a[PPHA

B[eoe eIpEYyIO[eD

es te ES
»SiSuUadeUIO}Od “g

SISUSUIEqe[e sayuopryse1g

eunid elulog

Bullid enorlajseg

«PBURIOIAOpn] “g

aua00q 1aMoT

IPloyyEs “GT “FO

sisus0eW0}0d sajuopryoRig

SIWIIOFIBIE snws0jJAyje g

aua00a|eg

TuosAp ‘dO

Iuosiuuap IIsakeysap ‘O
| " - SISUaT[IAUBP “dO
Tueurysnd *d

BUIAIOD “<

19YOOO “Dd

#Puea[ppiq sAWeYD

‘dds ‘od

Ispleyol eMEeyD
BISUBYIB “M ‘+
ee

geyesuap elnqiov0c1e_d

’

‘ds G8)
glisaAeysap sAWeElyo

Besuap ‘DO

1OlIOdIIZ “Be “OC
B[09} ‘eu * “SIBA,,

‘,SISIUIWEqe[e BlNqIod0AIeD

‘dds wnipieg

« TBA,, ‘1 )
stuosyoefeulsal ‘>
Bjuajndo "jo “DO

1a}eul “dO
Se

aua00q ~Jaddy

guaulas “DO

sadniojsid ‘OD
#ejualndo “oO
sstTenba ‘oO

#P]]9q BIpeysole

‘ps ysodsor)

SISTSTSISISTS)

1Aqsi1
Bysoorryoind
1u1aystouy
BuedyIe[O
SISUIMEIMED
1auIed
sisuauosajing °
LAE) | s
IA] IaAaq SAWIE[YO
‘ds *4)
SISUZOIUOU *O
Istiley BvUleYyD

‘ds ‘9d
Saplojeuosua ‘¢C
Iuassnap ‘oO
avysnsne ‘DO
B][IUOI}D
SISUJIWIEQE[e e[Nqiov0A1eD
‘dds:

Istlley WNIpsieg
saprouawas *
uawias
esdwovsevid
vue} [odosjad
BIUuOJsnoY
179 YY
Ionusosaue Aa
sijenba
esdwoo

Bile4
‘Id aUIOqIeID “Q'W'T

VO VUCOOOUGIS

au900q 2[PPIIN

aevuoplays “Oo
sIsuaaqeas “c+
yluosuyof sAweyyg

sIsuaaqeas ‘d
Tuosuyof ‘9d

193913 ‘dO
SISUdAB}IOYD SAWIL[YD

SISUISIUIES BUIEYD

‘dds ‘9d
1Apauuay “oO

edded ejnqios0A1ed sIsusIopeIO[OD el[NqIoD0AIeD
‘dds «Oy
winjoajonu “oO

iddeuy winipied yiddeuy winipied

sisuadewojod ‘D
eprieyd ‘DO
TBA,, ‘3 ¥e) TBA,,

xP 2plojyesuoja “dD Baplo}esuola eIpeyslojed

SISUJUMOJIUIGES *B ‘CD

CAML BLES YR 9)

IUIIOY 1IMOT 9UI0090/b

‘ds )
BWISSIURSIS ‘C
B}IVIJUOD Bat}SOSsSEID

vaewAshd eB] [auIssetd

‘dds ‘9
piel eo)
snoiod ‘dO
BIpI09I0 “dD
BISsI[sul *O

SUIJOOME}NA BI[a}BSsSeA_

SIUMOFI[e eBl[nqior)

‘ds
SISUIP[IIFYOUT[O *s
*‘SIBA,, ‘S
1uewy[ids

eiodnu
BsouvIquisul
BSIJapul

.

.

DUDSTONOTLOIO TS

SISUATUIBGe[e BaI}SOSSEID

yIOUIU BI]IUISSEID

BYE Bl[OJeSSBIC)

Bssaidwioo ejnqio)
eyepun “D
BJM] siqioy

‘ds 9d

scr. ©

Jaye BaIjsosseID
Burajaid “oO

Ioulw “¢

IYOIp[e eBl[sursseid
‘dds ‘9a

eienbedel} “O
BUBXa} ‘D

BIBxXa} OD

(¢) Baproquioys *D
eyenbrjqo ¢ “OD
sIsuda}aaIsau “—
eSIELOOE (0
#PISITSUL “SD
ySUIJOOMENID “dD
yIPB1U0d “CO
BJLIIISIIUL BI[[IJBSSEID

sapioynseu ,."d,,
eyenuajyxa BlNqIoD

IXOO|[IM "AM *O
vueaqqn}yeM ‘<—

‘ds Barjsossely

fe)

‘dds) *4)
BUNpWuny 9
Baquioyl ‘Dd
EES EO)

LEAL Se)
yIPBIUOD B][aA}eSsEIO

‘dds ‘9
eyeuosuaqns *—_
elt ee)
BYyIUOD B[NGIOD

BURT][QUIOD ¢ B[NIIGIOD

Tals} 2)

stjjoojndas *O
SauUeOI *C

1qqe3 °D

Bueinbe e][a}esseid

‘dds ‘9
Bssatdurooqns eBjngioy

BUBXd} B[NIIGIOD

aus00q sJoddyQ

‘ps jrodsoy

"13 UIOgIEID “N'W'T

auac0q [PPI

auI0Y JIMOT

2ua00a/eq

sinua} ¢ e][auat

hdd Cat ims @
B[NIs1qI09 eBUOpoldiq

Beriquiy “d “dO
BAIed ‘d
sisuaz01UuOW BUND

Ipeiuo0d snjjeno
TSUIple erreypnong “Fo

B[[MIIA
STUOJIE[[IS BatjsoWqng

gC IDEWIVSIVUW “SO
BOOT RE air
SdPlOIpiIeooOs! = eljauaIg

xajes *q
Buejodoijad *q
BiE[yUr BUOpoldiq

BJeuION[NU *—
ByenuaHe “CO
stAjeAtnbae eisrepridsng

Saplojyiejse g vung
sisuajway ¢ eIsurmNng

PU) | Mee Oe)

« TBA,, ‘8 70)
gSIWIOJIB[JIS “>
TUIJSNSNeNOUES'*
eueyodoiad ‘o
eyeodiad ‘a
SISUIJUOQSI[ “OD
syayensury “OD
EJLOICAIP BaIjsoGnD
BIIEPIVSIVW B[[auIID

‘ds ‘q
sisuasurydoy ejuopojdiq

eulid eriepidsng

SISUIYFIVZO BIIB[[NIND

ESIJASUBI] ‘SC
(cBA,,
BaJURSIS vae[NOND

‘ds “G

(4219) StieSjna °
BUPXa) °

cc TBA,, 2 IpLOFFES °
BJUOpoIoeW *
SISUJUBWNeY *

xP 2JURSIS *
B1jsolissaidwoos eaeyjnon

SISUIUOIOG|1 BW ejuOpoldiq

©)
2)
re)
e)
Oo
e)
0)

ee

aua00q saddy

*ps j1odsoy

‘1d ausogIe|D “QW

aus00q aipprN

2ua00q 1aMO'T

auad0a 8g

*ds 'D
sisua
-Iddississtul Buaevyo0s}sey)

‘ds "5
sisuauosyoelf 11e5

sadiyeue uaadoxal yy
TUOUIIA PIIQUIT
sisua[e00 suajndxy
‘ds «B@xo[ng,, d

WawIzZ eulosiq

IBA, BuByIeZO evUaskydoy

(«31]Q) snynuruqns “q
SN}E[[UIOS “|
SI[eJUOIF UajoadoauINgGY

IS}19QOI BI[PIIBAIG
B[0900
-zeA euljnsun ejuopoldiq

BAIR] BUIBYIOIISEL)
wNsO]IF *S
ssusUIOQqIelo wnIel)

zealoga “5
PAU WeH

TI9ADUI *M “A

TRI a

Bpnyeojd BuIoAIg

I9AIU “A

I19[aayYM = BOIIUSI[ VI[IAIG
Bpunjor vuronidy

¢ exaaqns eulaskydoq
ejepued ey}Iwoyg

BIUOSII}qns “|
B[NjJeu] elja1asqy

,eUl[nsun ‘q

Baloga IIeL)

IUOSss[O BIIqUuITy

snjdnige ‘q ‘JO
SISUIUOGSI] Us]Osoq

BueyIezO "Jo evwaskydog

‘ds cs |
sIsudUO}IWIeY “|
snjea[eo uajoadoauingy

euljnsun *q

BINILIIIs BUIEYIOI}sey sisdormeyUND evUarYyooIjsey

GEA 9)
BUBYIEZO "5
ISIIIeY 1eH

(2 «'39ID)
SISUDIEME[AP bIzq

wPOIUSI] BITAIA
‘ds evuronjidy

yeueyiezo ewaskydoq

HIER a
Saploauiod uazdadoauingy

SIIe[NI}Ua_ ~sisdorulsog
E[Nsue Noe xXeUO”

«l[[BP uezadoauingy

Le Eh

SIIB [NOU] sisdoruisoqd

ausv0q Joddyq

"ps y1odsoy

"Id autogie[D “NWT

auasog 9|PPHN

suv00Y IIMOT

aua002/eg

119831904 BI]

BLIUOSII} L[[IULIAYyIe yy

saplojewmey eAUIOWIOTT
: BI[aIev9
-jd IawioA varjsoaeydAry

‘dds “5
sIsudUOgsl] “Jo “S

(sieA,, Bauopr st1awAdA]5)
BSO]IF STIaUIADATS)

SI[VUOSII} BAI}SOJUPSIL)

{

aus00q Jaddq

%PJVIUOSII} B[[IUTIOYIe yy

e1seuop “J “HH
eqey UlpaIspury

evuepdsy eidnyja}yeis
yIOUIU ‘3 *D

«2 [[9U0SI “5
BauIWIE}S “5S

yeouOpl straw ADA[D

‘ps yAodsoy

BJIIJSIIIUL LI[[IY

‘ds sw

SHeUI “Sy

sisuadoij}seq *} “Sf
BeIUOSII} “yy

BULINXS} 2 YY
SISUI|[IAYPWS L[[IULIIaYyIE YY

eueoqqnjnem *

sisuauIqes *

eueyyodorjad °
#SISM9UOgsI[ "D
Ipe¥1uo0d siaWAIA[D

>)
JOUIW B[[aUOBII} “5
ro)
To)

snjaA ¢ sNsso[y

SISUJDIINBWIHIUBS BWWIF)

"IB aulogie[y “NNT

auac0q 2[PP!IN

I9WOA vaIjsoavydAIH

‘ds "Dy
‘dsqns evauopr stiawiAdA[5)

Ipeiuod ¢ snsso[y
sidniavajAs B91}SO}URDIOH

au200q IOMOT

WNple ¢ Pll 19ST

eulius *f
tsouof eriayidnf{
BURI[[aUIOD UOWOUSOST

,IOWOA BaljsoaBydAIyH

‘dds ‘5
‘dsqns vauopr st1amAo4[5

BIABIPAUl SNSSO[y)
‘dds ‘yg

SISUISAUIEDS “5
BUPER

a SS OE Ee ee

auao0a[e&q

TYyoyN “J fh

pbohed Mt tea | Li] Ke 4 |
‘dds °*7] vaoeidded “7 stdniaeayAs ,.'T,, vaproutid .eurony,,
eynurlulsed "TJ Biqelop "T Iuo}Iep "J
BuUlo}e evUIONT ejd[nosiq ,,euron’y,, ‘ds vurony SIWIOFIJIEISE geUIONT
saprojoorized ¢ “y ‘ds! 7
sIsudut eorpuelAiew “T “FO
-oqie]o eseydoywy “JD sisuasouled eseydoyiy
SNUBIUISIIA "T
(TBA,,
‘ds “T ‘JO acteUe [TOs SIS US|[TAU IONS EES Rost POT
sisuaajuRes “TJ
SNIIE][A}NIS Saplourl[a} “T yS9PIOUl[[9} SNISIPOITT sniajdoyodsd “T]
stsuauosyouf snostpoily snjovijo1d snostpoiry BIABIPAU SNOSIPOIIT
«uprus «dT TywWs eBipiwod esury
pyeaare ‘d “7
xerrmod “]
BIIJIUIIVD “TJ
BOIWIe ESUIT ejewMey esury
«TBA,, eB “IT
SISUdOIIN ‘ds “7
E}eIpel sisdowny ,SeplopnorAe sisdowry -eUl saplojnorAe sisdowry] 1yinb stsdowry
‘ds ap ‘ds oa
SISUd|[IAWIWIS "T
vuejyodoijad “7
BUBISINGSYIIA “T VUBISIIIEY "T
BUINII} BWIT sIsuadoijseq BUll'y BUEYIEZO PWT
‘ds vuipay luvysnea uojdaT
VhAa] “TJ
avIaUpIes UMIPIeVoAae Ty aviowyed wnipieorAaey]
yeUROTIOWIe PIPIWIUIN BUBOLIOWE BILsWUNYy
isueaAd g "SM
*ps qaodsoy "1B auIOgIe]D “QT

aua00q Jeddy 9udx00q 2[Ppr 2us00q] 1IMO'T aua00a|eq

‘ds ‘W
§N99B}919 SN[OIpoyy

BuR[eIO BYIIITA

tha] BuIs BUSaposayy
SBUI[OIED BIPIBIOIIA]

sud}dadxoul BlIeWwiesieyy

BJEUIOUI BIDE]

auav0g Jaddyq

BURIUIOGIe[D ejNIEJUOW

‘ds ‘Ww
SISUIMEIMED SN[OIPO|]

BUEU UOSESOIOIPAY
BUNSSIJNUIU SIIIWIOTDITAT

SISUIMEINI ¢ STII

Baploleuad

-I9W ¢ BIUOUIDII]A

,OPUI[OIED BIPIBIOII]Y

BIuoa] ‘J

BIuUO}sNOY eIOIINe |

evuexs} ‘JA

SIsudopale] ¢ BISaJIEW
SIIBSUI[I}II “JA
Balonbae sisdo1j9R jy

Te ES SIN

B[npueos ‘Wy

1euep BWwoIR
BuUexd} B1}O}NT

‘ps y10dsoy ‘Id aUIOgIe[D ‘Q'W'T

aua00g a[PPrAl

edten IN

BJepidsnoiq eNoeUOWL
‘dds ‘J

SN}BAO “JA

snoipuel[AIVul “Jy
Iuosuyof snjorpoyy

‘ds "W ‘JO

HYoUNy snosHUOpol, “FO

BAINIAL "WW
BJeDuUO[aA BISIIIE IY

TUOSS[O sISdo.1}0R JA]

‘ds é ‘WwW

B}E[NSueI "WW
stdniaeajAs “JA
BssaIduiiqns e3sI[[BI0I1NR jy

aus00q IIMOT

‘ds W

siuod “JI “FO

snje[jUIqns snjorpoyy
snuelr

-YSIIP[e snosuoporyy “FD

‘ds evisalieyy

9U9909/[P J

BuBaqqnjneM ‘N
TwaxnueA 'N
IUBUINI} "N
d}EWAL] “N
BuOSII}QNS “N
‘ds ‘N BlOyIeZO "NV
#PJBOUT[IFINUT “NV yf B}BIUT[[NUI “Ny
eueld ‘N sisdousewl "NV ‘ds °N ‘ds ‘N
,eUSEU “NY sIsuauogsl] BUuSeW “Nj TUOSA} “NY BUBPIOJJES *N
SIstoyty =N iba, sited *N ested “Ny
WWMal “Ny SISUIWE]IU *N aeyeuuey ‘N
BAIedIsseId *N BUBJIIEU “N TYSIF "N
SIPIO}E[IOO *N B1z001d UIT ‘Nj B09 ‘N
SISUIUT[OIED “Ni (ALBA, eo) NT SIWIOJI]]II]NI *N
SISUIIBO[ED “Ni saprojuandi0d *N SISUIUO}I]I “N
BldyIul] BUB;NONN B}e[900 BUR[NONN ellEeqie SBEDAAN B][a3eB[909 BuUR[NONN <cIBA B][aq,, BUB;NONN
‘dds *N
SISUIT[IAYIIWS “N
epunsas "Ni
aedii *N
sisdotuayds ‘Nj B[NAO *N SISUIOIUOU “NI
sisuaoozeA ‘Wl “NJ aieA,, SISUIDIINEW *“N
(IPA, Boljiusew epnony Q ,Polusew epnony (cT@A,, BOIFIUDEW “NY ‘ds °N ‘dds ‘NI
,sisdoisdeo eynonn,, aoi19 B[NONN sisuadewiojod e[nonn BIABIPOW B[NONN
BuURX9} B[NGIOD0}0N
‘dds *N ‘dds *N
a[BALITES “N ‘ds cu “N
winuliquied *N aua] “N tyinb "N
1}}9][001U WnIpIBeo0WwaN wWNnjIND WNIpIe.OWsN ISIIIeY WNIpres0WaN wine WNIpres0ulaN
IUUBUISSOD sn;ByouRN
eyinoqns ¢ ‘WW W[BP e[asAyy "FO ByNUIW EL[asAj]
BIND ¢ BIA
‘ps 310ds05) ‘Id aUIOgIeID “Q'W'T

aus00q sJaddy auz00q PIPPI aus00q 1IMOT aus009/Bg

SIUWBAIOI BODIYIE |

‘dds ‘9
evulisepod ‘*O

FTE
Oo[v} BI11SO

‘dds ‘OQ
stumeqni eIplosoyjO

vueldiad ‘q
sliejnounjoad *g
#°2DiOPel od
#SISdI[9 “d
«TBA,, ‘p ‘d
geBstoap vooayoedg

SISUIUIOQIe]D BAUIOJAIO

SISUS][IAYJIWIS *
BOIUIGES *
(aSLE AS Ge
eryoind -
SI[BAO
sisuauogst|

d
d
Soplope] .d
d
d
d

Bret eeP
ByeIAIIqqe BsIoap *
s1u0}89
aeuled
ISWEPE BOIIYIE

d
d
d
d
d
d
d

sIsdiy]2 *

‘dds ‘9

IsawWIWIs “CO
eulisepod *Q
saplouooney]s .Q,,
WIeYyIIIs °C
SISUIUT[OIED “CO
1ueAIg B391}SO

sisuasinqasueio ‘d ‘OQ
vorjowmwmesd “GQ

SIsudUIOgIe]I eIplOsOy}IO

6

Bye[[aUBIOIOIW “gq
(IBA,, BSIDap BvooIyIeVg

‘dds ‘9
Bsonuls "QO
#ePVEIIH[NU °O

soplopawiajur “OQ
TESORO

«tuediq *O

SISOIIB BI1}SO

euiid eAWOAIQ FO

‘dds
(4/3919) 8380919993
sisuayse[nd

SIsua[euIqes ej} [NW

aeyooy
SIIB|IWISSIP ¢
P}VUISIBUIT[NUIID
(43919) eBxaAuo0d ¢

GOCCoT OOO

.

ejopidae eva1}sO
tueAIq BAUIOJAIO

1a]pury erppoxoywO “FO

aesily} BvaeydAisojuOpO

————————————————

t *ps yaodsoy ‘Id aulOgIe[D “Q'W'T
2ua00q a[PPIA

sus00q Jaddy aus00q IOMOT aus002|/ bg

‘dds ‘gq
SIUIOJIINIAS IEW

TBA,, oO ‘d
UINPISIN} Ip1e[[oo *q

wuinAied

asusutoqieja ewodiiag

BUET[EP erporyoI9q

‘ds
(«'S99TA )

eyesuojqo vadourg

Iuosjnod ‘q
Hea J
snnsixa ¢ ‘dd
Y[auroD IeW

SISUBUIOQIE[D BOdII}9q

‘ds vel

uinjeo1jdwio0o *q
,2suaurogie[a ewoldiiag
soplo[nqiod ,.snjnounj0aq,,

esoqqis B[NqIOIWIeg ‘JO

sapioyai1i0d evadoueg

aerial “dq
stsuaha[zesd “q
avuljadue “gq
jeyorme eg

eueypodoijad “gq
sIsuauod| *q

HOLE (era

sisudutogie[a BAWOpE[OYd

‘ds saproovyd

wnulyedjsne “9d ‘qd
xipie[joo ewoldiiag

SNjJexI[a U9}09q

luJaystauy sejoydeieg

SNA[NF ‘U ‘gd
stsdorje3nu “qd

studs] ‘d

SNSI9AI IL}
youley g vuulg
vueayielo vaprossyd
‘ds eel

TOP
Baprojee seloyd

HISqEss sopiooetd
BondASavaou ¢ eB[OdII}I9g
e}eOUNI} ‘“g

(3919)
eondija eAWwodi13ag

‘dds ‘q

amoy ‘d

winueidiayng ewojdisad
sisusaqgsijayo}eYy BIOADI[Ig
‘ds uaj09g

vondi[? “d
sisuas][aq “qd
eueqeie vadourg

snurajajd “gq

avedway “gq ‘JO
LEA St ete)
SISUIBIOGIG IEW “FO

TAINVUL “g

eoipuelAiew eAWopeloyd
esoljod eAWIOOBUDY

‘dds -g

eyyesoul “g

sndiieq[e saprooryd

‘ds ewojdiiag

ejesuola vodourdg

Se EE

aus00q Jaddy

‘ps z1odsoyy

‘Id aur0qgie[yD “NWI

auas0gq 91 PPHAl

auax00q IIMOT

aua00a/ 8g

BIJNES BUION[OXES

ava|YUIMULA B[NUN] “q
BayuasIe “JO ,.BI19}q,,
gSIIaWedaIW = BY}[IWOpnasg

,

stsuatddississtur eAWOIOg
‘dds -g
BURISINO] ¢ B[N}eoI[q

SIsUdTUeqe[e e{[UIIS

BsseIOqns “y
SIEploosip elseydopqeyy

eiiAded eljasdoiaig

4P[NUI] BIA

,PSOJUIWIEIIF e[NIBdIT|G

t
aus00q Jaddy

"ps jlodsoryy

BuUl[eIysne aauiag

sIsSUdUIOgIe[D BUION[OXES

BOIBSE}ED *S
BIAeIe g B[[a00NS
SISUJUUIM “YY

BUI[ISUEXI} “Y

Tadd “yy

Saplojylejse wviiejydopqeyy
esopidejavid ‘q

esopide] eljasdoiajq

‘ds val

evueyodoijad “gq

esouue ¢ BIId}g
SIIaWeSIWI eYI[IWOpNnasg
‘ds eweyoopnasg

ejyeueld “fF ‘dg
BOIIJUIDUOD “F ‘qd

a TPA,,
BSOJUIWIE[IF B[NIeII[

‘dds ‘q
SIUOpeUIO} *q
SNZBAQIX9} “q

B[OIBX9} “q
snueyyjodoijad “q
SI[BAO “qd
uvaqoeu ‘*q

"18 ausoqielg “NWT

aus00q a[PPIA

euRIUOpsUR] a[aulag
BUBdYIeID B[[IUIIG

Idda1s BUION[OXES “JO
SISUIWIEQE[E B[[IAVIIXES
BysNgol “S

BAIed e[[I09"S

‘ds eilajg
SIperqiy snyiwojod

(TBA,,
BSOJUIWIE[IF B[N}VI[d
‘ds winipivoo1se[d “FO

snjaA “qd
SN}JEAO ‘q
turidjiay “dU “d
1dd913 ‘U ‘“d

9Ud00Y JOMOT

SITEIUSpRIOF = S
BIUOJARII *S

vueinbe eulonjoxes “FO

‘ds ‘S
SI][oo1anb eB][909eg

sddspery
luassnap BIII}g

‘ds ..Bipie90jo0l,,

‘ds eypnjzeord

‘dds ‘g
snuedadit ¢ ‘qd
esd ‘g

290098 F

eri{ded * J,
Buealooul ‘7, ‘dds "yy,
LC Ob Lael cb HA Macy LL | So
vuensah "| “7, BUBIUISIIA “7, wPUBIUISIIA “7
ejua[oid “7, BO0GES “| “IT, HE OF
eugid «7 SIABISavId “| “y e}BIIdWI9} “7
4PUeI] “TL vues] “LL SIIE[NSUBIIIQNS “7,
JIojenba ‘a “7 Bpunjolwas “7,
BIudeUa * 7, verikdediwmas * 7,
sisuajivad * 7 E[NssojsouAd * 7, 1dd913 “7,
BIOFIUI] “T, IUUBUISSOD * 7, SISUIIYOIIYO “7, essojsouAd * 7, tyinb “7,
sisdoauinga eull[a yz, BIB eUlT[aT, TYoIple eurl[ay, BUPIST[9q BUTT[AT, SIsuUa|[aISa BUL[[> T,
ISIIIVY BIIBIIIG “JO WMSUIVIIS BOIBIIIS
IOIIOSaIS *9
SISUIWIEQE[B e][a}10d9 BJBOIBAIP ¢ v[atods BSuolqgo e][aj10ds
BIOE|[AWE] “Ss
Pre7STLCUs (S
(s'3110)
snsouinp snjApuodg ‘ds snjApuods ‘ds snjApuods
sinuajaeid "Jo *g SInuajaeid *g euelleijsne sinuajaeid *¢
Sisudtddississtu *¢ gSt[Ired °g BJeII}sSIq si[tied epnsidg
#SIsuauosyoerl *¢ sisuauosyoel °S
gesioap eynsids sliewyed estoap ensidg
vuidniiqie eynsids
‘ds xe)
sIsuauoja;puad ualog
‘ds eAwajos sisuaweqe[e BAUWII[0S
BOIUIBDOI BIPOUIS
Ispuowis enbijtg ‘ds ¢ enbijis
epunjoid ‘s
(TBA,, at ‘S
SISUIUTOGIe[S BsSOUT] d[aUIASg sPSOUT] *S SISUdOIUOU *¢
ee ee ee ae ee en SS a PT
‘ps y1odsoy "13 dUIOgIeID “QT

aus00q Jaddy 2u2004% IPP aus00q IIMOT aua009|bg

xe [Noeo}01d §=eIpievotuosii 7,

snj}e[yap

“L

e][Nq snuAyoU! T,

sIsuaIddIssisstul Opasa y,

‘dds

BUPIPOOW sIsuadInqyoIA
«SIBA,, °A

slUBYySnea

BoIpuelies tuewndi}

BIAIOD °S

Tuewy|ids
IpIogsiaM IIUaAvI

auav0q t9ddq

“L

BHR BREE

Bye[doqrela “A «eye [doqielo “A
SISUIUT[OIED “A
HEE leer
Tsurpuelq “A
LAL (ES a
SIqOIOSO}SNSUB LIPIvOIIaUaA
BESO} “A
IYOIp[e® eipievoiausa A
Biayejinba epajaA
(evooayoeg
39g) ,,BUl[oIed esIDap ‘J,,
snauNnd BIIdeUlI y
Blnoeojo1d * 7,
BUOAR BIPIVOIUOSII Y,
asuauIOgIe[a wnizdely ssuayiyoeno winipsedfyoely,

xSNoUNO BIIOBUII Ty

snjonpoidajue snudy}oul J,
B}d[NostjaI SsNuUdAI}xa J,

stisdoxajdwis * 7,

xojdwis opaiay, ByeIIIVUII Opata y,

‘dds °

BUI[eI}sSNe 1WeUINA}
TJ9YOI[[ 23
stjenbaqns *
Jopuejues *
l[QUaAeI
evueyyjodosjad ‘7,

IUBYSNeA “7,

call call sal call soll

‘ps y1odsoy "Id aulogiIe[D “NWT

aua00q [PPI

eyeldiyseq “A
BIOSe “A
iyjusode “A
(cIBA,,
BJESOOI}L PIPIVIIIIUIA

BUEIUISIIA ‘J,

,lueUINnI} *y

aus00q IIMOT

euenliy “A
BElladsay “A
avioupiesd “A
avosaoURIT "A

B09 ‘A

Baeuald "A

BI[NG eviIpieoiiaua A

,PUBIUISIIA “J
sudasulI ‘J,
SISUIYIIIABW OpdIta T,

au9003/eg

sSISUIT[IAWIIWS eByNSayoA TYOIple BpNsayoA

"dds -A
SISUIO}OS “A
xajes “A
‘ds “A
IUUBWSSOD BIPIOOIIA SISUIDOI LIPIOOI}IIA SISUIICCISSISSIU BIPIONIIIA SIPIO[NULIS BIPIOI}IIA ‘ds erIpi09s3 A
sisuauosyoef ,snua,,, P vaploquioyl ¢ el]]aTUaA ‘ds eyjaruaA
‘dds *A
BILIVUIJUISIA "A
vienbedel "A
SUIPT}IO} "A ySUIPIIO} “A
BUBR[EXd} "A
EBpunjorqns “A
e}JeIpenbqns "A
IWIBMO}S “A
‘dsqns “1 "A ‘dds "4
‘dds *A ISUIY “I “A TI9UIN} “A
SISUIYIOOIF|YIIM “A TUBUWIIT[IS "A WIN][Iqe[F “I “A SISUdUTgES "A
BUBISINGSYIIA “A ye PuUnjoI *A SIUOPEIO[OD BpUNn}OI “A stsuaovedejod "A
esioaeid “A enbiyjueted “A tArqsjid “4
(cIBA,, BAIVd “A zeArIed “A vAIed “A euueu “U “A
sayoouyoeu “A e}el[deueu “A
BUBdIOOU “A BIpousa}Ur “A ‘dds "A
SIPIe[BIO “A SISUdUOZT “A BUET}EIOY “A SISUDXOOJIM “A
¢SPPOORUITTY “A SdPOBUNTY “A e}E[dayojey “A TOHIYM "A
Sisuauosyoel IOeIFUI “A STONE [FURS A. rwarjns “A BERS tA.
PLEASED tA BOLjoW BUEISSIIS “A BISII "A
BOLI}IWIWAS "Pp “A -WAS BJEJUIPISIAAIP “A SUd[OIMENI “A «GSQns ‘U,, “WW *A
#PJEJUIPISIOAIP *A xeyesuap “A sisuduo}Ja[puad ejesuap “A Bou "A
T9YOOO "A 1ayOod “A SISUIOSUIU *A
ejesuapode eipieoiiaua, BJsOorxa]du0d “A Byeldeipau “A
I9SIABIO “A T]pamol “A

‘ps Iodsoy "Id JUIOgIE[D “N'W'T

aua00q saddy aus90q a[PPIN 9ud00q IOMOT auad09/ 8g

Bessaiduiooqns *y

Ieuep BIIeISNy

‘ds ‘d

asuasoUIA *q
asuauosyoel

asualddIssissiu “(]

UWIN}BIIJsINUIWE *C

asuay]tAuep “q

<uUNeqnag wNy]eWwACq,,

‘ds 5)

BIVSIeW “OD
stuaAnf *O
sisuauosyoef snjnpeD

xajduis "9

(«'311O) Bieisey “Oo
Bjuafnd109 OID
ajlovig nuroolAog

aua00q 19sddy

,2SUIUIOGIE[D 2°
SePloew ad
WINjJeLIysNUIW “J
wnpuelq ‘qd
DULIOFINIE “CJ
winjejnuue winiyeyueq

‘ds eo)
sn}IIIN} “CO
snssaidap snjnped

rysreur e]aIqhL

equiiu ‘dO
eq|> OND

snuiaij}sold ..°O,,
sisuauav09 U0YO

"ps yrodsoyy

‘dds ‘q
ISUIUIOMIE[D Saproyjey? “q

,UINJVLIsINUIUT “q

UINUWIISSISSIOUI UWI] eJUaCT
‘ds CO)

snjyenoivooqns *d
SIsUd}IYIENO *C
SIsudUO}MA “+
«S0jdniqe snjnpeg

VdOdOHdVOS

BUBXOP AE LTPIAE Ls
Buejsndne e][a}e1Ids

‘ds ond

(VdOdOUaLd
Japio) YdOdOULSVD

VUNANIHdNvV
sisua

-Iddisstsstu ¢ edeydojAXy
eueypodosad *s "A

"13 auroqiel “Q'W'T

auas0g a[PPHN

‘ds ‘ad

stdniaeAjAs “Gq
winje[nuuenu “OC
BIIJSOIOIW WNIT eUIG

‘dds ‘9
sHioieq OO
snjdniqe snjnpeg

vaplojeduola “T
SISUIAE}IOYI VUIOBWITT

aud00Y IIMOT

‘ds XG
ASUITALIPIW “qq
tuasns WINnITeyWed
‘ds “a

snpisin} *O
voousoyd ‘OD
TYP]! sn[npeD

auad0a[eq

sdrysuonejal o1ydeisijVijs a}edIpul jou op A|[e}UOZTIOY ‘ds .Snjnen,,

aul] UI soueU dIJ1IIads suOZIIOY jUaIAazJIP UL SInd00 salads auIes ay} 21aYM 3d3dKq ‘ds ‘HH
uozii10y ad4} y 119}[BM “FT

HB We

suapualds "fy

BJE[NIIGIO “Fy

avAIOWe[SOW “fT

: ‘ds “H avIoUupIeS wSsso]doolayT

‘ds ‘u ‘esso[doo19 7 TAIWION} BSSO[SOIIIFY ‘ds “q

asuaul[OIe “| lapisaal “WY 1ueols "| tsauof “q
TAlIaq seiav0ydaiyny winueyood seiav0ydaiyng tuvfiq seiao0ydei3ng tuosuyof sviad0ydarng
T[BISIA "G

IUBYSNeA "dC

BIIIGNS *O

sisuapue[AIVU BIWIOUI!D TW0}[BY BIUIOWITD

TYO}BIA *

e[ndun eidaesojag yejndun °
B}euUIOUN *

BIIVDIS °

Istiiey °

IZ}JOA 8 ‘G

sisusweqe[e eidaesojag

IIIMO]JF B[[asouWs[Ig euvoIIaUIe e[[asouWa[Ig

FQ AQ AQ Aa

tAigsjid vaprloinjy xayioned vaproinjy
IWIdXNUBA "VY
119UIN} "VY
B[NSUeII} "Vv
BIAR[IIE] “VY
jal1ed “Vy
SIsUsWeQe[e vIIN}Y ‘JO R Dee nae ‘ds vrinjy
101] radu

Vd0d0TVHdd)O
J Ee ee ie ee

‘ps y10dsoy "13 ouIOgIe|D “D'W'I

auss0q Jaddy aus00q 2a[PPuA aus00q IIMOT aua00a[eg

ell ni Fran mistonge caostrat. sighnith Bin

6

ta ists)
> ayers ~j iE

y of oe

sao 6

spe ~ B50):

a)

tat3 jt

Zrewert 3

A re
igd estsoodqertad
sensatlorns mr

— in — —

ip tT de o)

—_
Mei 3 Ose:

a=

Bh) she es

i! S(ucer "4 ae ake

sqidetoiiziny Dirkqergiig ste:

latins wieaa ae aii Sisit yet

it sthhih

Hg

- “SSCA
seteR BOA

= = ‘ee Fh sil a

Etat saet

Heed aga

eaters dea vob cae

I a

- - 7s 7.
sens Roo ie

Heaiireleeink aioe)

itsyrd setstodqeried
: farole

igemaig gésolsoosh
: qe il

rate: age Pealizen A”
t

=o x09} 32

= "

2 sibysd, oe

+s *
aie eee

+ tfaoned - alinarni’3
a= eiasidne
e J insta ‘ev, a
i His tan7 2)
isoensiot. earsoodgaitiet
2 - =. eenet 2
qt 3

skienhrsg exsolgeorsit
seriswicigan -H
‘hislesidie .H
‘gtakaslne a

_-, 2... - see
rretigw af

fe Bs i

ne

La

iy

ArOUOn x

rPmnor

MAZMOOmMM Ry

mazZmAOm

mBazmMmaonm

STAGES GROUP TEXAS
LUDIAN -
JACKSON
FAYETTE
BARTONIAN

YEGUA*
Mount Tabor

Landrum
Hurricane lt.

c
to)
0
K
M
T.* Wheelock
STONE CITY
WECHES

Viesca
Tyus

QUEEN CITY

REKLAW
Marquez shale

CUISIAN SABINETOWN*

PENDLETON FERRY*

YPRESIAN WILCOX

[SABINE]

INDIO

SPARNACIAN

SEQUIN

WILLS POINT
Kerens
Mexia

KINCAID
Tehuacana
Pisgah
Littig

LOUISIANA

DANVILLE LANDING

YAZOO

MOODYS BRANCH

YEGUA

COOK MI.
Saline Bayou

CANE R. [GLAUCONITIC|

SABINETOWN

PENDLETON FERRY

MARTHAVILLE

HALL SUMMIT

"Logansport fm."

SOUTH NORTH
ARKANSAS TENNESSEE MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA FLORIDA GEORGIA CAROLINA CAROLINA VIRGINIA MARYLAND NEW JERSEY
BUMPNOSE COOPER ML.
"Ocala Hasta CRYSTAL RIVER "Ocala 1s."
YAZOO*
Tullos
WILLISTON CASTLE HAYNE
WHITE BLUFF MOODYS BRANCH* BARNWELL BARNWELL*
GOSPORT SD. SANTEE
ae AVON PARK MC BEAN* MC BEAN
UPPER LISBON
Archusa ml. SuARE:
—— MIDDLE LISBON €
LOWER LISBON
TALLAHATTA
(MERIDIAN)*
Si oe MANASQUAN:
HATCHETIGBEE HATCHETIGBEE*
Bashi Bashi*
WILCOX TUSCAHOMA TUSCAHOMA* NANJEMOY*
T Bells Landing Bells Landing* WILCOX LSE Ds VINCENTOWN
Greggs Landing Greggs Landing* BLACK MINCO* Woodstock greensand ml.
NANAFALIA NANAFALIA* =———, G
NAHEOLA NAHEOLA*
Matthews Landing*
PORTERS CREEK* PORTERS CREEK Sucarnoochee cl.*
MIDWAY i CLAYTON CLAYTON* CLAYTON AQUIA* AQUIA HORNERSTOWN

* State of type locality

it undifferentiated

= formations present but not involved

Formations are printed in capitals,

Members are printed in capital and lower case letters.

The terms included are mainly those used in the text modified to the more modern interpretation.

‘The Claiborne group of Texas follows that of Stenzel, Krause, and Twining, 1957.

Such a formalized

scheme does not allow the insertion of Crockett, Mount Selman, and Laredo formations, upper

Claiborne group in the limited space of
involved in the text.

the chart. See glossary of the stratigraphic terms

Bull. Amer. Paleont., vol. 48, No. 218

PLATES

464 BULLETIN 218

2 Explanation of Plate 1

All figures are drawings by Otto Meyer for T. H. Aldrich.
Dimensions are indicated by the drawing.

Figure Page
1, 2. Glycymeris intercostata (Gabb) ...........0.0.0000ccccccccccccccesseeeeseeseeetteeees 152
Holotype, ANSP.
3. Flexopecten amatipes (MOrton) o.........ccccccccccceccccccccceesesseeeceeesessesees 144
Holotype, No. 12575 ANSP.
4 5.27 Crenella latifrons Conrad ..............3.....0:cse.ssessnsscotecceeasescoveeoseasivensaes 114
Holotype, missing ANSP.
Huta ll mess) <1 HR, Cc: 5) 0 ee te om De err 261
Holotype, ANSP. Natural size.
8, 9. Aequipecten perplamus (Morton) ...0.....0........cccccccccccccceceseeecsseseeeees 25
Holotype, ANSP. “St. Stephens limestone, Ala.”
6, 10. Nemocardium gambrinum (Gabb) o.0.......0.000.0cccccccccescesesseeeceeesseeeeens 204

Holotype, ANSP. 6. Enlarged sculpture of posterior ribs.

PLATE 1

BULL. AMER. PALEONT., VOL. 48

|

PLATE 2

BULL. AMER. PALEONT., VOL. 48

ie Sollee "a

PALEOCENE - EOCENE MOLLUSKS: PALMER AND BRANN 465

Explanation of Plate 2

All figures are drawings by Otto Meyer for T. H. Aldrich,
Dimensions are indicated by the drawing.

Figure Page
iaarellinasalbariat Conrad’: ic.20ie cere ee ccetere eto cessor eeieaees 310
(=T. spillmani Dall)
Holotype, No. 13219 ANSP. Natural size.
2.ellina: eburneopsis: Conrad © ..:..c... (2220 2-0)... Sees... See 304
Holotype, No. 138218 ANSP. Natural size.
SArcoperian filosa.Conrad \f%s).j.c8. ii ee ee 36
Holotype, No. 18230 ANSP.
4, 5. Katherinella trigoniata (sea) Bb cea eee es ee 160
Cytherea minima Lea
Specimen ANSP compared by Otto Meyer with the holotype.
Ga7yetcrassatellaxantestriata Gabb 1c... ceca. etree cre trccentestereeees 99
Holotype, No. 18259 ANSP.
Ga GRO ICAO A PANV A LLC a. o.oo scccicc eee seca ce satcetseosengecde onesies seencevenonsereesensceee 336
Syntype, No. 5286 ANSP.
10, 11. Venericardia alticostata (Conrad) ..............cccccceseeceeeeseeteetetseteees 321

Syntype, No. 30562 ANSP. Natural size.

466

BULLETIN 218

= Explanation of Plate 3

Figures 1-6 drawings by Otto Meyer for T. H. Aldrich
Dimensions are indicated by the drawings.

Figure Page

1p

Garum)filosum, (Conrad) © 2...<0.0.200....0feswecn Alp ea Recs bas wee tates Bs 146
Psammobia filosa Conrad, holotype
Syntype, No. 30526 in part ANSP.

. spisula decisa (Conrad): ......:..S.cnc00) ciseooeudia..cotie ese. 297

Mactra decisa Conrad, holotype, No. 30583 ANSP.

. Gari (Gobraeus) blainvillii (Lea) .........00.0 ccc cceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeees 144

Solecurtus Blainvillii Lea, holotype, No. 5021 ANSP.
“Specimen broken, had been pasted together with paper and
this covers the inside.”—O. Meyer.

. Garum:claibornense; Dall, of) ..4. basanes ee eee 146

Shel] on same card as type of Garum filosum (Conrad), re-

named Garum claibornense by Dall, 1900. Holotype, No. 30526
pan (same number as G. filoswm Conrad above). Interior of
igure 5.

. Garum: claibornenseDall .....25....U60 BRASS. 0 eae 146
Holotype, No. 30526 in part ANSP. See explanation figure 4.

sv metlina: alta Conrades eye e ae RO OUS ave SWE MUIEe ee 303
Holotype, No. 30527 ANSP. Natural size.

) AGE. -Eosolen abrupfus (Dall) tics. ..c.cecc ee 140
Paralectotype, No. 644665 USNM. Right valve, 70 mm.,
length; 18 mm., height.

CE Eosolenrabruptus, (Dall) 22.002 ere ee 140
Lectotype, No. 140118 USNM. Left valve, 60 mm., length; 19
mm., height.

.. Pachecoa perplanas (Conrad) .........00:.. 5. isbedeciescavasinsotta hacen, doneeecars 248

Pectunculus perplanus Conrad, syntypes, No. 30596 ANSP.
9. Left valve, 14 mm., length; 12 mm., height. 10. Right valve,
10 mm., length; 9 mm., height.

BULL. AMER. PALEONT., VOL. 48 PLATE 3

f ae , ae) a ai f
Pat ; " | oy a hy ly cs ie wl |
aL ae ene! ‘- sy ie a wip sy . Ay

if i" "

fo

“hie iy nae
48, uD hee Prine

al
“Wan th

a
of ary

Peay te (INGE WLODaL GO) 412) Dp. SS) plas Hscsseccsccrcccstovsetecsnclancoschivssr byes sveseee 16.00
Globotruncana in Colombia, Eocene fish, Canadian-Chaz-
yan fossils, foraminiferal studies.

Posey whe: ING: 1G1<164)), 486 pp., S77) pls :s..eaveicssdvessssoonedessoccoascsece lee sasesvasest 1 G00
Antillean Cretaceous Rudists, Canal Zone Foraminifera,
Stromatoporoidea
Mee Vil. (Nos. 165-176);)'447 pp. 53 pls.t2 a 16.00

Venezuela geology, Oligocene Lepidocyclina, Miocene ostra-
cods, and Mississippian of Kentucky, turritellid from
Venezuela, larger forams, new mollusks, geology of Car-
riacou, Pennsylvanian plants.

mer. (NGS: Lares)? S480. 36 plan. eG eh ee 8 Ten ig onths 0 16.00
Panama Caribbean mollusks, Venezuelan Tertiary forma-
tions and forams, Trinidad Cretaceous forams, Ameri-
can-European species, Puerto Rico forams.

Pee ENC MD RC Lee Viste, 49 Oe DD hag Et Phot dnc adhcashoduuseaghiststven sate tanvsionssuompete osesunntnoeete 16.00
Type and Figured Specimens P.R.I.
Peete (LeGhe Lor Lee is SSA) PDs: 55 \plst ote! 2 ea at NL i 16.00

Australian Carpoid Echinoderms, Yap forams, Shell Bluff,
Ga. forams. Newcomb mollusks, Wisconsin mollusk
faunas, Camerina, Va. forams, Corry Sandstone.

PURE Ne CINGEEIGS) c8 OSS OP Dey FS, DIGG hoody seccsoresoyectasacclcestekeuaeasenseveeodeseecoeies - 16.00
Venezuela Cenozoic gastropods. A
PCR Tea (INoss)1 94-198). 427 pp." 39 ips.) pie aoe ee ee 16.00

Ordovician stromatoporoids, Indo-Pacific camerinids, Mis-
sissippian forams, Cuban rudists.
MDW) Cas dO o=205) 0 SOa BP. ;05) PSs oe oie oe ee 16.00
Puerto Rican, Antarctic, New Zealand forams, Lepidocy-
clina, Eumalacostraca.

YN CIN sO E) st) SGA Debre GS) PIB.) .ysc.cchastacvvavsarpusvetchestvdecencigst cbuevonesevdavas 16.00
Venezuela Cenozoic pelecypods
MEW lay (INOS. 205-201). 449) pp.,.70) pls. S22 16.00

Large Foraminifera, Texas Cretaceous crustacean, Ant-
arctic Devonian terebratuloid, Osgood and Paleocene
Foraminifera, Recent molluscan types.

SIE VAN. (Nos s212-217) 20574) pp., | 83} DISS ic.iesavcessasucscaccserdectesecdcecsh sescveteaseacoinas 16.00
Eocene and Devonian Foraminifera, Venezuelan fossil
scaphopods and polychaetes, Alaskan Jurassic ammonites,
Neogene mollusks.

PME C52 LEN) 31 AGS: CBo8 1S | PG. ocaadscasncnestycntuctwaesdnnsceceesusabe da lenecdvandidslbenees 16.00

Catalogue of the Paleocene and Eocene Mollusca of the

Southern and Eastern United States. Pt. I. Pt. II. In press.

MERE CINGS: 221 Seo aiie i749 Ppa) Loh PIS .csasuhctsecsscucedsasaceoroossbestutecdsAiskusavoren 5.90

Peneroplid and Australian forams, North American car-
poids.

PALAEONTOGRAPHICA AMERICANA

Volume I. (Nos. 1-5). 519 pp., 75 pls. :
Monographs of Arcas, Lutetia, rudistids and venerids.
TI. (Nos. 6-12). 531 pp. 37 pls. .....n.-ccsecssecn-ssosssansceneeseneconssenccessveence 21.00
Heliophyllum halli, Tertiary turrids, Neocene Spondyli,
Paleozoic cephalopods, Tertiary Fasciolarias and Paleo-
zoic and Recent Hexactinellida.
TET. (Nos. 13-25). 513: pp., GY phas naan s h cect 25,00
Paleozoic cephalopod structure and phylogeny, Paleozoic
siphonophores, Busycon, Devonian fish studies, gastropod
studies, Carboniferous crinoids, Cretaceous jellyfish,
Platystrophia, and Venericardia.
IV. (Nos. 26-33). 492 pp., 72 pls... suseeecennannececeessnssnscessonanunsses 25.00
Rudist studies, Busycon, Dalmanellidae, _Byssonychia, De-
yonian lycopods, Ordovician eurypterid, Pliocene mol-
lusks.
V. (No. 34).62 pp., 6 pls. ccccrcseresesesesssereessnensnenssoanerarsrsssansncnensscsersensnes 4.00
Tertiary Arcas.

Vols. I-VI,

XXVI.

XXVII.

XXVIII.

XXIX.
XXX.
XXXII.

XXXII.

XXXIII.

XXXIV.

XXXV.

. (Nos. 62-63).

. (No. 68).

. (Nos. 73-76).

. (Nos. 80-87).

BULLETINS OF AMERICAN PALEONTOLOGY

VIII-XV. See Kraus Reprint Corp.
16 East 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.
CN? 32) 54730 Dp yy FO Mp] sii oa eS Bests area a ee ree teas sate a eee 16.00
Claibornian Eocene scaphopods, gastropods, and cephalo-
pods.
(Nos: 59-61) 2.) 140 ppt n4 8 splss nse se el ee ee ees 6.00
Venezuela and Trinidad Tertiary Mollusca.
283i PP, GO DIS ohecee. hace scecas-sketerestecs orice eae cet en eet 11.00
Peruvian Tertiary Mollusca.

a CINGS; 64267). 286) ppi 29) vlmiaes vensaiisnntches helapst seen cdgnantssse nvessevntane 11.00

Mainly Tertiary Mollusca and Cretaceous corals.

ZIZ PP noe psa eee kode sake LEC Ae ele hag ce ue a 10.00

Tertiary Paleontology, Peru.

(Nos 3:69-70@) Sy 266 ppg 2GOr Psa teers ace aecsereeet oe ere ne 10.00
Cretaceous and Tertiary Paleontology of Peru and Cuba.

(Nlossi#<72) 2 +3215 pp hig) pls, oe ie ee ae 11.00
Paleozoic Paleontology and Stratigraphy.

S56) \DDsy) Sk DIS.) 3 hn eat ent oar len a Lee erate 12.00
Paleozoic Paleontology and Tertiary Foraminifera.

ACNos; fZefais 2a); pps ao" Diss ta 3s oS Se et cee oo 10.00

Corals, Cretaceous microfauna and biography of Conrad.

S34 pp 27 \plaivaa juste taceesccttecus ee are Lk oy 10.50
Mainly Paleozoic faunas and Tertiary Mollusca.

DINOS HiS8-94.5 3 060 pp SOU DIS csc tcteee tee ee ee A eee ee 10.00

Paleozoic fossils of Ontario, Oklahoma and Colombia, Mes-
ozoic echinoids, California Pleistocene and Maryland
Miocene mollusks.
(Glos 952100) es 42 0ip ps, SSispl sate eee eee ee ea Sete 11.00
Florida Recent marine shells, Texas Cretaceous fossils,
Cuban and Peruvian Cretaceous, Peruvian Eogene corals,
and geology and paleontology of Ecuador,
(Nos: HLOL=108))33 3762p ps 316 ips, estate enn cececeeeree ere econ aor 12.00
Tertiary Mollusca, Paleozoic cephalopods, Devonian fish
and Paleozoic geology and fossils of Venezuela.
(Nos; (2092114) * \Ai2: pps 54 tplep eu. Ss oe ec eeecees 12.00
Paleozoic cephalopods, Devonian of Idaho, Cretaceous and
Eocene mollusks, Cuban and Venezuelan forams.
(Nos; 115-116) 3738 pp.) 52 pls.) as a eee ec 18.00
Bowden forams and Ordovician cephalopods.
(Nos 117}2 563 ep Os pla Be Ras ase NE ae 16.00
Jackson Eocene mollusks.
(Nos 7218-128) 2 45 8e ppv emp lsy (taco crccsresere keen eee eae eames 12.00
Venezuelan and California mollusks, Chemung and Penn-
sylvanian crinoids, Cypraeidae, Cretaceous, Miocene and
Recent corals, Cuban and Floridian forams, and Cuban
fossil localities.
(Nos.1292133) (294 ppy: S9tplst cde ee ee ccreoc 10.00
Silurian cephalopods, crinoid studies, Tertiary forams, and
Mytilarca.
(Nos. 134-139)8 448" pp fSliplay Ses eS ae the arcecee 12.00
Devonian annelids, Tertiary mollusks, Ecuadoran strati-
graphy and paleontology.
(Nos. 140-145). 400 pp., i9 pls. ..... ... 12.00
Trinidad Globigerinidae, Ordovician | “Enopleura, "Tasma-
nian Ordovican cephalopods and Tennessee Ordovician
ostracods, and conularid bibliography.
(Nos, 146-154) 5) 3 S61pp'y Si pls.) 0 ee ee ee ee ee ceeeentar te 12.00
G. D. Harris memorial, camerinid and Georgia Paleocene
Foraminifera, South America Paleozoics, Australian Or-
dovician cephalopods, California Pleistocene Eulimidae,
Volutidae, Cardiidae, and Devonian ostracods from
Iowa. ; ;

v4 7
ees
has i ih
ya

al ‘ ia +

“f

>

«i

AIC

3 2044 072 274

.
pis RT he
a

eae