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MRS. PRUDENCE W. KOFOID

KONGL. SVENSKA VETENSKAPS-AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. Bandet 25. N:o 9.

A

SYNOPSIS

OF THE

ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN

RECENT MARINE

FORAMINIFERA

HITHERTO DISCOVERED

BY

.AXEL OOKS.

WITH TWENTY-FIVE PLATES.

COMMUNICATED TO THE R. SWEDISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OCTOBER 12, 1892.

STOCKHOLM 1894.

KUNOL. BOKTRYCKERIKT. P. A. NORSTRDT & sfiNEB.

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1 his Synoj)sis is founded on materials extant in the Swedish State Museum and for the
most part brought together by the various arctic expeditions which during the two de-
cennaries 1858 — 1878 were fitted out from Sweden, as also by the dredgings of numerous
naturalists which for many years have investigated its shores.

A brief review of the cruises and dredging-excursioris thus carried out, will give the
reader some notice about the stations searched.

In the year 1858 OTTO TORELL, accompanied by ADOLF NORDENSKIOLD and AUG.
QVENNERSTEDT, undertook a private cruise of two months on the western parts of Spitz-
bergen, and brought home extensive marine and geological collections, particularly from
Icesound, Bellsound and Hornsound, where they reached the greatest depth at 900 meters.

The arctic expedition of 1861, with 0. TORELL as leader, resulted also in rich col-
lections, made by ANDREW MALMGREN, ADAM FREDERIC SMITT, and myself. Extensive dredg-
ings were undertaken in the bays and surrounding seas of the Avestern, northern, and
eastern parts of Spitsbergen, and the late Dr. KARL CHYDENIUS from Helsingfors made
deep sea soundings in 75° n. lat. and 12° east long., where the bottom was caught in
1,869 meters, and in 76° 17' n. lat., 13° 53' east, long., where the Bulldog machine struck
bottom at a depth of 2,490 meters.

In 1864 a reconnoitering expedition under the command of NORDENSKIOLD, accom-
panied by MALMGREN as zoologist, visited the southern bays of Spitsbergen and brought
home valuable collections.

In 1868 the steamer "Sophia", commander now Admiral Baron F. W. VON OTTER,
was sent to the seas of Spitsbergen on an expedition the scientific chief of which was
NORDENSKIOLD, while SMITT and MALMGREN were attached as zoologists. Numerous dredg-
ings were executed and deep sea soundings made, so in 81° 32' n. lat. nortlwest from Spitz-
bergen, where the sounding machine brought up bottom clay from 2,314 meters, and in
78° 26' n. lat., 2° 17' west, long., from 4,700 meters, besides at other stations west and
northwest of Spitsbergen from depths of 1,000 — 2,000 meters.

During a reconnoitering tour to Greenland in 1870 NORDENSKIOLD was accompanied,
amongst other men of science, by Dr. P. OBERG who at several places in Baffins Bay
brought up quantities of typical arctic Foraminifera of high development, from a depth
of 100 to 650 meters. The principal stations were Jacobshavn, Claushavn, Tossukatek, Disco.

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Dr. JOSUA LINDAHL, who previously had assisted at the scientific cruise of the "Por-
cupine", had the fortune in 1871 to join H. M. gunboats "Ingegerd" and "Gladan", on
their visit to Greenland. He made deep-dredgings with the best result in the north-western
Atlantic, and in Baffins Bay up to 72° ri. lat. In 53° 34' n. lat, and 52° west. long, he
got some hauls from 1,780 meters.

In the year 1875, when NOHDENSKIOLD set out for the Kara Sea, Nova Zembla and
the Yenisej river, he was joined by HJALMAR THEEL and ANTON STUXBERG. In 1876 and
1878 about the same parts of the Arctic Sea were again visited, the last year by the
renowned Expedition of the "Vega". The greatest depth in these seas seems to be about
270 meters.

As for the Scandinavian seas they have been perseveringly searched by several of
our ablest zoologists. SVEN LOVEN who was the first who undertook systematically to
explore our western shores already in the year 1831, has largely contributed to our know-
ledge of the fauna of Evertebrates from these parts of the North-Atlantic.

In 1865 Dr. AXEL LJUNGMAN made a successful dredging tour to the Roster Islands
in the Skagerack, and in 1889 I visited these islands myself, both voyages resulting in a
good harvest of Foraminifera. The greatest depth in this part of the Skagerack amounts
to about 220 meters.

On a surveying cruise of H. M. gunboat "Gunhild" in 1877 HJ. THEEL and CARL
BOVALLIUS made dredgings with the best result in the Skagerack to the depth of 900 me-
ters. In the two following years the same work was continued by THEEL, FILIP TRYJBOM
and C. FORSTRAND, along the coasts of the southern and western provinces of Sweden.

During the past decennium important contributions to the collections have been
made by CARL AURIVILLIUS arid AXEL WIREN, which on their stays at the biological sta-
tion of the Swedish Academy of Sciences on our western coast, have made interesting finds
particularly in the bay of Gullmaren, where a well developed Rhizopodal fauna is met
with in 150 meters.

In the deep bays of Norway, as in the fjords of Qvajnangen and Hardanger, CARL
AURIVILLIDS with his usual sedulity and success performed extensive dredgings in 1884
and 1888. But for our acquaintance with the Rhizopod fauna of these places we are
mainly indebted to the eminent English naturalist Reverend Dr. M. NORMAN, who in 1 883
with the greatest liberality presented to our State Museum an exquisite collection from
various Norwegian localities, which he had visited several times. From the surroundings
of Bergen in Norway WILH. LILLIEBORG and GUSTAF LINDSTROM carried home some materi-
als which have yielded many interesting forms.

It -is due also here to recall the work done by RUPERT JONES arid W. KITCHEN
PARKER which, as early as in 1857 and 1865, had largely contributed to our information
regarding the North-Atlantic Rhizopodal fauna; as also that of Mr. HENRY BRADY in several
papers on the finds of the last English and Austrian arctic expeditions, reproduced in his
great work on the Foraminifera in the Challengers Report 1884.

For the sake of a completing comparison some extraneous forms have also been in-
troduced in this synopsis, as from SMITTS and LJUNGMANS fine collections from the Atlantic
off the Azores, and from rny own finds in the Caribbean Sea.

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Although, in this way, many and various localities have been searched, it is still not
to be expected, that our collections at present should afford materials enough for a some-
what complete synopsis and study of the fauna in question. Many a time the whole
material from a locality consisted of a small quantity of sand or mud accidentally ad-
hering to the more conspicuous contents of the dredge, and only occasionally I have been
enabled to examine somewhat larger quantities of bottom samples. Particularly amongst
the Astrorhizidic and Trochamminidae, as also in the family of Lagenae, we may expect
to find in our latitudes numerous forms not here recorded.

In arranging the members of this fauna I have adhered to the Linneari method of dis-
tinguishing the species by the least fickle features which in every case present themselves.
Any other method of systematizing, aiming at an unnatural differentiation of allied forms
on the basis of smaller differences, results only in confused crowds of nominations of no
distinctive or specific value and of no benefit whatever for our study. Intermediate forms,
presenting unimportant differences from the typical species, I therefore range as "varieties"
or "allied forms" with or without distinctive denominations.

Any one who for some length of time has been engaged in the study of this class,
is familiar with the common occurrence of even great diversity between individuals appa-
rently issued from the same stock. Whenever this is the case we should not be too
prone to dissociate such forms under different denominations, the more so as it may be
expected that the employed 'characters" are not available for a satisfactory limitation of
more validity than what concerns local and individual minor discrepances. Thus, in syste-
matizing this class, it is not at all needed to rank "varieties" as "species", as has been
insisted upon by BIJADY. Although it would be consistent with nature to speak of
"variety of variety", we are not compelled to carry out such a scheme, when we coordi-
nate all varieties under their type species. It is neither easier nor more difficult to cha-
racterise distinct species amongst an assemblage of forms of this class than is the case
within other classes of organisms, particularly when we have to deal with allied forms
extending over several geological horizons or areas of the sea. Intermediate forms and
varieties are met with at every instance, and this course of things will always bring
about a more or less deficient limitation of species and genus, but by giving the notion
of species its due compass, and expanding the sphaeres of genera, always selecting the
more constant differential features, we may overcome a good deal embarassing incon-
sistences in the system, the chief purpose of which should be to unfold the affinity and
origin of the forms.

A discrepance in the features of forms issued from the same stock, is not seldom
met with in this class, and this kind of variation has brought about and still causes a
great deal of confusion in systematizing. It evidently arises from the various degree
of development of the initial segment or primordial embryochamber which is subject
to some variation in the same species or even in the same individual or "colony".
This variableness seems to concern not only the size but also the power of growth of
the embryo-chamber, and results in modifications of the arrangement of the subsequent
segments.

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If we examine, for instance, a "Flabelline" Frondicularia, Fig. I, A, we will readily
distinguish a small embryonal or primordial segment (e) that brings forth a larval stage with
five segments (I), disposed in a manner which constitutes the Vaginulina shape or the nearly
allied Crepidula form amongst the Nodosaririac. Subsequent to this stage we find the seg-
ments arranged in the peculiar Frondicularia manner, representing the mature or fully de-
veloped stadium (m), and commencing when the larval stage has completed its fifth segment.

Another modification of the same form is represented in Fig. B. The initial seg-
ment is here about twice as big as in A, or somewhat more, and the larval stage shows
but three segments, whereupon the mature Frondicularia stage ensues.

Lastly we meet with the form C, generally provided with a larger initial segment,
which regarding its power of growth or maturity seems to equalize the whole embryonal
and larval condition of the animal, assuming at once the mature Frondicularia segments.
In all other respects these three forms resemble each other and ought not be ranked as
different species. They have all originated from somewhat differentiated primordial embryo-

e e

Fig. I. FrondicUlaria alata D'OKB. with 3 different forms of its larval stage.1

segments, and the arrangement of the subsequent segments apparently bears a certain
physiological relation to the development of the initial stage.

The least developed primordial segment (/) is apparently tending to bring forth a
larval stage that inherits the form of the original type (here Vaginulina) and it has to go
through a more retarded evolution before it reaches maturity (fig. I A). A more powerful
initial segment (2) gives rise to a more readily performed larval development, its seg-
ments being stronger but reduced in number, and more apt to grow into the mature
stage (fig. I B). The highest developed embryo-segment (3) gives rise to a true "Frondi-
cularia" (Fig. C) without any intervenient larval stage. Thus it will be obvious that the
number and form of the larval segments must become subject to great variation, and
stages with two and several segments will therefore be met with in the same species of
Frondicularise.

Thus, in this instance, we have before us the plainest proceeding of evolution from
one type to another, in which an earlier type becomes larva for another type. At last
the larval condition is reduced to a single segment and a new form has originated, seem-
ingly standing without much morphological connection with its origin.

1 The different embryo segments are represented as occupants of the mature segments, but in reality the
larger ones are probably generated outside of the chambers.

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It must, however, be borne in mind, that the smallest embryo segments not always
give rise to a dimorphous colony, but at once assume the mature arrangement of the
segments. Such forms are often apt to a pygmean growth. The same mode of evolution
in other genera, particularly in Miliolina, has been made the object of most painstaking
researches by the experienced Rhizopodologist M. SCHLUMBERGER, who with the utmost
skill and sedulity, in numerous papers '•- mostly during the last seven years published in
the Mernoires and Bulletins de la Societe Zoologique de France and in Memoires de la
Societe geologique de France — has produced masses of examples of this evolutional pro-
cess in some Miliolinee. In these excellent expositions it is stated, that the smallest prim-
ordial segments give rise to a larval stage generally of quinquelo online arrangement of
the segments, often succeeded by a triloculine development, whereupon follows the ma-
ture biloculine condition.

Instances of a total triloculine larval stage will also be met with, being a shorter
step to the fully developed bilocuiine stage. The initial segment in such forms is gene-
rally somewhat larger than in the last mentioned forms.

As in the instances of polymorphism in Frondicularia the differences in the arran-
gement and number of segments in the larval stage are subject to great variation, so may
also the polymorphism in the MiliolincK be looked upon as vacillating gradations of
evolution, which cannot afford satisfactory distinctions for establishing species; and that so
much the less, when we consider, that initial segments with different power of growth are>
as stated above, produced by one and the same individual segment. An arrangement of
the larval segments may in several instances appear as being directed by a clear mathe-
matical rule, but which at another time will be eclipsed by irregularities and exceptions. 2

To show how little attention has been paid to these facts even by reputed Rhizo-
podologists I will reproduce some of v. REUSS' designations amongst an assemblage of
Ntxlosarina communis D'ORB, with varieties, depicted by v. SCHLJCHT in his valuable me-
moir, the Foramiruferen des Septarienthones vori Pietzpuhl 1870 (Wien Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 455).

To any one experienced in dealing with this category of organic forms it will be
obvious, that all the forms here (Fig. II) represented from fig. 1 to fig. 22 must be grouped
under Nodes, communis D'ORB. var. consobrina D'()RB. (a denomination, which will be better
substituted by " pauper ata" D'ORB. the nomen triviale "consobrina" being superfluous). As
usually the segments of the more developed stages become more or less inflated and
present constricted sutures.

Fig. 23 — 26 represent forms approaching Nod. Boueana., ovicula D'ORB. and per-
haps the allied farcimm SOLD, but may also be considered as a feeble form of the preceding.

Fig. 27 — 34 are forms of N. communis D'ORB. and not distinct from Nod. Roemeri
and mucronata NEUGEB.

1 For the courteous communication of his memoirs I have to acknowledge my great obligations to
the author. Valuable informations and suggestions on this subject have also been advanced by VAN DEN BROECK
in Bull. R. Soc. Malac. Beige (1893), 28: and in Bull. Soe. Beige Geol. (1893), 7. For transmission of his
able papers I stand under great obligation to this author.

2 For a fuller account of the "dimorphism" see my paper "Om den sa kallade verkliga diamorfismen hos
Rhizopoda reticulata" 1889, Bih. till K. Sv. Vet. Ak. Hand]. 15. 4, No. 2.

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Fig. II. Nodosarina communis D'ORB. with 3 allied forms.

1, 6. 7, 8, 9, 15. 23, 24. N. consobrina (D'ORB.) Ess. -- 2. N. Vernemli (D'ORB.) Ess. — 3, 4, 10. TV. ver-
miculum Rss. --5. N. BotcJieri Ess. --11. N. acuticauda Bss — 12. N. laxa Ess. -- 13. N. subaqunlis
Ess. — 14. N. infiexa Ess. — 16, 18, 20, 21, 26. N. bicmpidata Ess. -- 17. N. Benningxeni Rss. -
19. N. approximata Ess. -- 22. N. plebeja Ess. - - 25, 29. N. indi/erens Rss. • - 27, 31. N. iiiornata
Ess - - 28. N. mucronata (NnuGEB) Ess. - - 30, 35. N. obliquata Ess. - - 32. N. abnormis Ess. - - 36.

N. communis (D'ORB.) Ess. -- 33, 34. N. pygmaa Ess.

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Fig. 35 — 36 Nod. communis n'OitB. approaching the slender form called badenen-
sis D'ORB.

Thus, amongst the whole assemblage of figured forms which v. REUSS has distin-
guished as 19 species, we are unable to discern more than one type species with its 2 or 3
varieties. Many more instances of a thoroughly arbitrary differentiation of forms could
be produced, and the chosen one is not to be considered as being of a more extravagant
character than that displayed in works of several other writers.

Amongst features and morphological structures which cannot reasonably be con-
sidered as of any but relative value for distinctive purposes are to be pointed out the
following:

the absence or presence of a marginal wing or keel, of marginal spines, of pseudopodal

tubes, of "beads" scattered over or covering the surface, and of Umbation of the

sutures.

Striation of the shell-surface is also a rather unsteady feature, one part of the shell
often being striated, another part smooth.

The number of ridges is subject to great variation, for instance among the Lagenae,
Nodosarime, and Miliolinaj.

The shape of the aperture of some genera exhibits a remarkable degree of variation,
with great diversity between the young and older stages in one and the same "colony",
particularly amongst Miliolina?.

The limitation of the genera in this class has been subject to just as many incongruities
as the ranging of the species. Several families, particularly Nodosarinas, Buliminte, Miliolinaa,
offer ample illustrations of the shortcoming of an uncalled for endeavour to dissociate
allied types. When the boundary-lines of distinction drawn up between the genera at
every instance not hold good, we must fall in with a spurious differentiation encumbering
the system with distinctions totally in want of reasonable qualifications. The usual result
of such a device is that the student soon will be confronted with forms which reasonably
would be ranked under one species, but still, according to the artificial differentiation,
are disjoined under two — three spurious genera. Such instances are not seldom met
with in D'ORBIGNY'S and other distinguished authors' arrangement of genera. In the
agglutinating groups the institution of genera seems founded on a singulai'ly arbitrarious
basis. Nay, the whole order "arenaceous" is scarcely based on sound discrimination.

The inconsistency in instituting the "arenaceous" Foraminifera as a separate group
is shown among such genera as Textularia, Miliolina and Bulimina, which often exhibit
forms with agglutinating test, and still must be ranged with their calcareous congeners.
Certain facts seem also to support the view advanced by MELCH. NEUMAYR ' and others,
that a great deal of the homogeneous calcareous Foraminifera have taken their origin from
arenaceous forms. It would, therefore, not be surprising to meet with Polystomella?>
Nonioninae, and other calcareous forms, in the same agglutinating condition. Further in-

1 M. NEUMAYR: Die naturlichen Verwandtschaftverhaltnisse der schalentragciiden Foraminiferen; Wien,
Ak. Sitz. Ber. (1887), 95, i.

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quiries may bring forth several instances of this category, and it would consequently be
found that a great deal of arenaceous forms are too nearly allied to the calcareous ones to
be grouped so far asunder from one another as usually they have been. NEUMAYR'S dispo-
sition of the Foraminifera in 5 families, some containing arenaceous genera coordinated
with the hotnogen-calcareous ones, is very acceptable as being more consistent with our
notion of the close alliance between the agglutinating and riot agglutinating forms of
Textularice and MUiolince. Whether the different genera in NEUMAYR'S system in every
instance have been ranged under their proper tribus or place of affinity, is a question
that ma.y be subject to a variance of opinions, but his device is worthy of the Rhi/opo-
dologists great attention. For deciding in these matters we are in demand of far more
extensive assemblages of forms both recent and extinct than as yet have come to notice.

As to the "arenaceous" group, in its present usually adopted arrangement, there
would be some reasonable ground for objections even concerning the disposal of its sub-
families and their genera. Some of these sub-families are apparently in want of true na-
tural distinctions, for we are not able to consider the nature of the cementing and the
smoothness of the surface as of sufficient distinctive value for instituting families and
genera (Cnf. BRADY, Challeng. Rep. 9, 1884, p. 63 — 67). On such tickle ground the tribus
Rhabdamminese has been splitted up in 9 genera. The Lituolinesc have been subject to the
same treatment. The limits between the Nodosarina-like Lituolaj and the Nautiloid ones
are as faint as between the true Nodosarinte and their allied Cristellariae.

Under the subfamily Trochamminece the most heterogenous forms have been ranged
on account of their tests being more finely agglutinated and compactor than in Lituolinea;
and far apart from both these subfamilies have been placed the closely allied Cyclam-
minecB on no other ground than the cellular or cancellated condition of the shell-wall in
the larger forms of the family, while these features are sometimes wanting in the smal-
ler ones.

With these few remarks on the usually adopted plan of systematizing this class I
have intended only to convey to the interested student an idea of the several blanks in
our information regarding the real affinities between the genera and forms in question.

For much valuable assistance in preparing this synopsis I have to acknowledge my
great obligation to Professor S. LOVEN who has put at my disposal for examination the
whole collection of Rhizopodes belonging to the Swedish State-Museum.

Professor G. LINDSTROM, of the Palaeozoic Departernent of the same Museum, has
with unremitting interest kindly communicated to me papers of later dates on the subject
which, without such an able assistance probably would have escaped my notice. To Mr.
CHARLES DAVID SHERBOM in London I am greatly indebted for communicating to me his
most valuable Bibliography of the Foraminifera which publication is indispensable to the
study of this class.

Sincere thanks are also due to the well-known Rhizopodologists MM. JOSEPH WRIGHT
of Belfast and FORTESCUE MILLETT in Cornwall which gentlemen with the greatest libe-
rality have furnished me with type-samples from their own and other english writers'
descriptive papers.

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To the Geheimrath CARL MOBIUS in Berlin I am under obligation for lending me
for examination good many examples belonging to the German State Museum; as also to
Professor W. DAMES, curator of the Geological-palaeozoic Departement of the Museum, for
his kind assistance in enabling me to examine the tertiarian and chalk Foraminifera
under his care.

To my friend Cav. LUIGI m ROVASENDA at Sciolze it is a pleasant duty to express
my hearty thanks for his efficient assistance and kind hospitality while on a stay in
Piemonte last spring in search of tertiarian Foraminifera. I have also to acknowledge the
communicating of valuable papers and advices in connection with this essay from Prof.
FED. SACCO, Rev. ERM. DERVIEUX, Dr. G. DE AMICIS in Turin and from Dr. C. FORNASINI
in Bologna.

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ASTRORHIZA SANDAHL.
A. limicola SANDAHL.

Tab. I, figg. 1—3.

Depressa, lenticularis, brachiis 1- — 15 radiantibus, marginalibus, apice in brachiola
irregulariter plerumque divisis; testa minus crassa, nunc maxima e parte e limo nnnc e
sabulo et glarea constructa; nigrogrisea aut brunnea.

Brachiola flexilia, membranacea, limo et arena sparse iritexta, fragilia, caduca.

Interdum turnidiuscula.

Fig. 1: forma luxurians e limo et glarea constructa; ad insulas Koster Bahusite,
profund. metr. 130 (Dr. A. WIREN).

Figg. 2 — 3: forms; solitas, e fretis insularum Koster; profund. metr. 15 — 30. (Fig.
3: A. arenaria auctorum).

Astrorh. limicola SANDAHL, 1857: Nya former af Rhizopoder; Sv. Vet. Ak. Ofvers. 14, p. 301, t. 3, ff. 5— G.
Astrodiscus arenaceus E. SCHULZE, 1874, 2te Jahresber. Commiss. Wissensch. Untersuch. deutschen Meere

1872—73, 5, p. 113, t. 2, f. 10.
Haeckelina gigantea BESSEI.S, 1874: Hreckelina gigantea, ein Protist d. Monothalnmien, Jenaische Zeitsctir. 9,

p. 265, t. 14.
Arenistella elegans, FISCHER et FOLIN, 1875, Les fonds de la mer 2, pp. 2G & 52; FISCHER, 1875, Note

sur un type particulier des Rliizopodes (Astrorhiza), Jo urn. Zool. 4, 1875,

p. 510, t.' 1, ff. 1 — 4.
Astrorh. limicola BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 231, t. 19, ff. 1—4.

Hab. ad oras Scandinaviae occidentals, metr. 8 — 60 passim.

A. arenaria NORMAN.

Tab. II, figg. 4—10.

Depressa aut ventricosa, irregulariter radiata aut ramosa, sa?pe alcicorniforrnis, bra-
chiis apice nunc obtuso nunc extenuate, aperturis singulis.

Testa ex sabulo et arena constructa, brachiis interdum compressis. A prsecedente
non sat limitanda; notas a BRADY (Challerig. Rep. p. 232) exhibit* vagas, non specifics,
nee rnateria structurae notas veras reddit.

Longit. mm. 6 — 18.

Figg. 4 — 5: e mari Spetsbergensi ; profund. metr. 500 — 950.

Fig. 6: e fretis insularum Koster Bahusia?, profund. metr. 15 — 25.

Figg. 7 — 8: e sinu Skagerack; profund. rnetr. 250; Fig. 8: facies marginalis.

Fig. 9: e sinu Soderfjord Norvegiaj; profund. metr. 444 (Dr. C. AURIVILLIUS).

Fig. 10: e sinu Osterfjord Norvegiae; profund. metr. 530 (Rev. NORMAN).

Astrorh. arenaria NORMAN, 1876, "Valorous" Cruise in Davis strait 1875, Proc. Roy. Soc. 25, p. 213.
BRADY, 1879, Retic Rhizop. Chall. Exped., Qv. Journ. Micr. So. (n. s.) 19, p. 43.
CARPENTER, 1876. On genus Astrorh. described as Hseckelina by Dr. BESSELS; Quart. Journ.

Microsc. Sc. (n. s.) 1C, p. 221, t. 19, ff. 1—13 (ex parte?).
» BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 232, t. 19, ff. 5-10.

Hab. mare germanicum, sinus norvegicos, mare arcticum ; metr. 250 — 4,200 passim.

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A. crassatina BRADY.

T;il>. II, figg. 11 — 15.

Ovalis aut irregulariter clavata, interdum fusiforrais aut cylindrica; canali interim
plermnque titrinque aperta, saepe inaequali, passim dilatata; apertura saepe coarctata,
suboirculari; testa crassa ex sabulo f'ragtnentisque testarum et spiculis spongiarum con-
structa; grisea, riulis; extremum alterum apertura interdum destitutum.

Figg. 11 — 12: lagemvformis, e mari Spetsbergensi ; profund. metr. 4,630; fig. 12:
apertura unica.

Figg. 13 — 15: raagis cylindrica, ex eodem loco, profund. metr. 2,670; fig. 14: aper-
tura, superna; fig. 15: apertura bulbi initialis.

Astrorh. crassatina, BRADY, 1881, Ket. Rhizop. Ohall. Exped., Ciu. Journ. raior. Sc. (n. s.) 21, p. 47.
BRAUY, 1884, C'hall. Rep. 9, p. 233, t. 20, ff. 1—9.

Hab. mure arcticum Spetsbergense metr. 2,670 (CHYDEXIUS); metr. 4,630 (v. OTTER); long. mm. 8 — 10.

STORTHOSPHJ]RA E. scHuLZE.r^'(i

8. albida E. SCHULZE.

Globosa aut subglobosa, rugosa spinisque crassis, brevibus, obtusis, ssepe irregulariter
compressis, curvatis et subdigitatis obtecta; aperturis obsoletis.
Plerumque albidogrisea aut fusco-brunnea.
Diam. mm. 2 — 3.

S. albida SCHULZE, 1875, 2te. Jahresber. Cornmiss. wissenschaft. Untersuch. tier deutsch. Meere 5, p. 113,

t. 2, f. 9.
BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 241, t. 25, ff. 15—17.

Hab. in similms norvegicis, profuiul. metr. 320 — 640 passim (Rev. NORMAN, Dr. APPELLOF).

SACCAMMINA M. SARS. :;' '^

S. spliaerica M. SARS.

Tab. Ill, figg. 16—18.

Globosa aut subpyrifbrmis, interdum fusiformis; apertura circulates saepe in tubulo
brevi patens.

Nunc ex arena tenui mine sabulo structa, plerumque grisea aut ferruginea; mag-
uitudine valde varians, rnm. 0.5 — 3.n.

Interdum bi-triloculata.

Figg. 16 — 17: exernplum mediocre e frelis insularum Koster Bahusia?, profund.
metr. 50—100.

Fig. 18: pygma^a e sinu Skagerack profund. rnetr. 580.

14 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIKEKA.

Saccammina sphserica M. SARS, 1868, Vidensk. Selsk. Forh. 1868, p. 248.

BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 253, t. 18, ff. 11—17.

Hah. ad oras occidentales Scandinavia; prof'und. metr. 2 — 1,000 spepe frequentissima ; mare Groenlandicum raetr.
500 ,(Prof. Dr. LINDAHL, Dr. OBERG),

PSAMMOSPILERA K.

P. fllSCa E. SCIIULZE.

Tab. Ill, fig. 19.

Sphaerica aut subsphgerica, apertura commuriis nulla; ex sabulo plerumque crasso
constructa; nunc libera riunc affixa.

Forsan a praecedente immerito disjuncta.

Fig. 19: e mari Norvegico profund. raetr. 530.

Psammosphoera fusca F. E. SCHULZE, 1874, 2te. Jahresber. Commiss. Untersuoh. deutsch. Meere 1872 — 73,

5, p. 113, t. 2, f. 8.
» BKADY, 1879, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exped., Qu. Journ. micr. sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 27, t. 4,

ff. 1—2.
» HAEUSLER, 1883, Astrorh. u. Lituol. Rimammat. zone (Jura); Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb.

1883, p. 57, t. 3, f. 1.
» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 249, t. 18, if. 1—8.

Hab. ad oras Scandinavise occidentales metr. 40 — 200 cum praecedente minus frequens; Diara. mm. 0.30 — -3.

TECHNITELLA NORMAN.
T. legumen NORMAN.

(Tab. Ill, figg. 20—27).

Teres aut subcompressa, elongata plerumque paullura curvata; parte primordial! ob-
tusa, rotundata aut apiculata; parte orali plerumque attenuata, apertura irregulariter ro-
tundata interdum valvulata aut cruciata, subproboscidea; albida aut cinerea saepissime ex
spiculis spongiarum contexta, subla3vis, flexilis; interdum ex sabulo constructa.

Figg. 20 — 22: exempla magnitudine varia;

Figg. 23 — 25: aperturaa diversae.

Fig. 26: longitudinaliter, fig. 27 transverse secta.

Technit. legumen NORMAN, 1878, Genus Haliphysema, A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 279, t. 16, ff. 3 — 4.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 246, t. 25, ff. 8—12.

Hab. ad Koster insulas profund. metr. 100 — 178 passim. Long. mm. 2.25 — 4.

b***, ^r,!,,'l ,»>,/( «t CRITHIONINA GOES.

Labyrinthica sive cavernosa aut cavo indiviso centrali pariete subcaverrioso pra?dita;
aperturis sparsis aut indistinctis.

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADEMIENS HANULINGAR. BAN]) 25. N:0 9. 15

C. granuin n. s.

Tab. Ill, ligg. 28—33.

Sublenticularis aut subglobosa aut oblonga, plerumque obsolete polygonata, sublsevis;
aperturis minutis sparsis, interdurn nonnullis paullo majoribus urium in locum congregatis;

toto interne nuam rnaxirae irreffuj&riter cavernoso; e detrito tenuissimo spiculisque spon-

,. . .,.
giarura plerumque structa, malmis, argillaceo-cmerea.

Fig. 28: exempli lenticularis faciem lateralem exhiberis; diam. mm. 2. no.

Fig. 29: facies marginalia cjusdem.

Fig. 30: oblonga, irregulariter obtuse trigona; longit. mm. 4.oo.

Fig. 31: exemplum idem de extreme visum.

Fig. 32: facies alius apicalis aperturas aut scrobiculos nonnullos praebens.

Fig. 33: sectio longitudinalis ejusclem, cavernosam structuram exhibens.

Hab. in sinu Skagcrack profund. metr. 300 baud freqnens (Doct. J. LINDAHL).

C. mamilla n. s.

Tab. Ill, figg. 34—36.

Plerumque affixa, subglobosa aut semiglobosa, sublasvis; pariete crasso, subspongioso ;
camera centrali subsphaerica diarnetro crassitudiriem parietis tequante, indivisa; aperturis
minimis sparsis; e detrito tenui structa; argillacea.

Fig. 34: facies superna.

Fig. 35: sectio transversa, canaliculum divisum exhibens.

Fig. 36: facies lateralis.

Hab. in fretis insularum Koster, Bahusiae, profuud. metr. 106, in Zostera mortua affixa, baud frequens (Gofis)
Diam. mm. 1.50.

HALIPHYSEMA BOWEKBAXK. "Im^^Jt^^f

H. Tumanoviczii BOWERB. var abyssicola n.

Tab. Ill, figg. 37—38.

Tubi tenues sirnplices orificium apicale versus sensim dilatati, e lamina basali, irre-
gulari, nodosa et lobata quasi stolones exeuntes; apertura elliptica, corona spiculorum
spongiarum circumdata; ex spinulis spongiarum longitudinaliter dispositis maxime con-
texta; cinerea; mrn. 4.o — 5.0 alta.

A forma typica BOWEKBANKI statura magis elata et trunco extenuate diversa; typicam
etiam nostris in maribus occurrere probabile est.

Fig. 37: truncus.

Fig. 38: apex cum apertura.

Hab. mare Germanicum Lophoheliae adhasrens, profuud. metr. 540, baud frequens.

16 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

BATHYSIPHON M. SARS.

B. filiformis M. SAKS.

Tab. Ill, figg. 39—41.

Tabus fequalis aut subiuqualis, plerumque paullmn arcuatus, utrinque apertus, sub-
lajvis, segmentatione spuria, internodiis cylindricis, subfusiformibus a.ut subclavatis; intus
indivisus.

Albidus aut griseus ex spiculis spongiarum inagna ex parte constructus; subflexi-
lis, tenax.

Fig. 39: forma tenuis.

Fig. 40: elata.

Fig. 41 : longitudinaliter sectus.

Bathysiphon flliformis (M. SARS) G. 0. SARS, 1871, Vidensk. fielsk. Forh. 1871, p. 251.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 248, t. 26, ff. 15—20.

Hab. in sinu Hardanger profund. metr. 350 (Doct. C. AURIVILLIUS); Korsfjord profund. metr. 300 (NORMAN)
hand infrequens; long. ram. 15 — 25 — 50; diameter tubi valde variuns.

jSiii-pdo- .— : -'-I : HYPERAMMINA BRADY. „,,,„, ,,,«,* '^ml'I

H. Sllbliodosa BRADY.

Tab. Ill, figg. 42—54.

Cylindrica, elorigata, interduin subclavata, suturis coustrictis passim iustructa; parte
primordial! ovali aut inflate subpyriformi, cujus cavum internutn globosum aut ovatum;
septis spuriis incompletis aut nullis; apertura lumen tubi totum occupante, aut paullum
coarctata. Plerumque grisea-argillacea aut albida, e sabulo rudis.

Emaciatse, magis attenuatas, septis subcompletis, interdum occurrunt, Reophaci
noduloso approximantes.

Suturis interdum obsoletis, testa magis gequali a Hyperammina friabili difficile
distincta.

Fig. 42: exenaplum camera primordial! valde inflata.

Fig. 43: apex cum apertura coarctata; Fig. 44: camera primordialis exempli alius;
e Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1,750.

Fig. 45: exempl. e sinu Groenlandico Claushavn profund. metr. 500.

Figg. 46 — 47, 50 — 53: emaciatao in Reophacem vergens, e Groenlandico mari pro-
fund, metr. 500.

Figg. 48 — 49: ex Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1,750; septis subcompletis.

Fig. 54: in Hyperarn. friabilern BRADY vergens, e sinu Baflini profund. metr. 1,200.

Hyperammina subnodosa BRADY, 1884, Cballeng. Eep. 9, p. 259, t. 23, ff. 11 — 14.

Hab. in sinubus Groenlandipe, Spetsbergensibus, marique Atlantico boreali profund. raetr. 30 — 2,000; mm. 10 —
20 longse; emaciatse mm. 5 — 10.

KoNOL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 17

H. elongata BRADY.

Tab. IV, figg. 55—58.

Cylindrica aut, subcylindrica, recta aut paullmn curvata, nunc lands polita, mine
sabulo ruclis, parte primordial! ovali ant subspheerica, plus minusve inflata; apertura nunc
coarctata, nunc lumen tubi totuni ocoupante. Fulva, grisea aut albida.

Forma sabulosa, angustatu, curvata, bulbo primordial! sa>pe obsoleto a Jaculella
difficiliter distinguenda.

Fig. 55: l$vvis, fulva aut fulvobrunnea, e fretis insularum Koster profund. rnetr.
80—120.

Fig. 5G: sublrevis e rnari Spetsbergensi, profund. metr. 950.

Fig. 57 — 58: var. magis sabulosa, curvata, albogrisea, e mari Groenlandico profund.
metr. 500, et e fretis Koster profund. metr. 70 — 180.

Hyper, elongata URAUY, 1878, Ret. & Had. Rliizop. Arct. Kxpcd. 1875—70; A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 433

(ex parte).

1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 257, t. 23, if. 4, 7 — 10.

v. Isevigata WRIGHT, 1891, For. S. West, off Ireland, Proceed. Roy. Irish. Acad. (3) 1,
p. 46G, t. 20, f. 1.

Hah. ;id oras Scandinavia; occidental, metr. 50 — 170 passim nee lion mare Atlant. boreale metr. 1,700; maria
Spe.tsbergensia & Groenlandica metr. 350 — 890; long. mm. 5 — -10.

H. friabilis BRADY.

Tab. IV, fig. 59.

Clavata, elongata, aut subcylindrica, testa crassa ex sabulo hand firme coherente et
aliquando ex spiculis spongiarum constructa.

A prsecedentibus rion sat distincta.

Vig. 59: exemplum non sat frypicum in H. elongatam vergens, e rnari Bahusiae
prope insulam Hallo.

Hyperammina friabilis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 258, t. 23, ff. 1—3, 5—6.

Hyper, elongata BIIADY. 1878, Retic. & Rad. Rhi/op. Arct. Exp. 1875—76, A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 433,

t. 20, f. 2.
GOES, 1882, Ret. llhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Haudl. 19, 4, t. 12, ff. 426—428.

Hab. mare Atlant. boreale metr. 500 rant; ad insulam Hallo Bahusite, profund. metr. 60.

H. vagans BRADY.

Tab. IV, fig. 60.

Atfixa; tubtis sequalis, tortuosus et flexuosus, reperis, e bulbo primordial! exiens;
pleruraque hevis aut sublsevis. Ruf'obrunnea aut fulva; Hyp. elongatip projnnqua.
Fig. GO: exemplum incompletum, ex Atlantico boreali.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Haudl. Band 25. N:o 9. 3

18 AXKL GOKS, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIKERA.

Hyperammina vagans BRADY, 1879, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exped., Qu. Journ. raicr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 33,

t. 5, f. 3.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 260, t. 24, ff. 1—9.

Hab. Mare Atlant. boreale raetr. 1,750

H. ramosa BRADY.

Tab. IV, figg. Gl— 02.

Tubus irregulariter curvatus et ramosus e bulbo primordial! cxieris; truncus primus
crassus, raini secundarii srepe angustiores; testa tennis sabulo et spiculis spongiarqtp sa-pe
rudis; albida aut flavida.

Fig. 61: stadium incipiens.

Fig. 62: pars ramosa trunci, e mari Atlantico boreali.

Hyperammina ramosa BRADY, 1879, Rliizop. Chall. Exped., Qu. Journ. micr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 33, t. 3, ff. 14 — 15.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Report. 9, p. 2C1, t. 23, ff. 15—19.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,700 (LINDAHI.) rani; in sinn Hardanger fjord Norvegiiie inetr. 350 (Rev.
NORMAN).

H. arborescens NORMAN.

Tab. IV, figg. 63—64.

Tubus sublasvis tenuissimus, setaceus, dichotornus, erectus, parte primordiali bulbosa
affixa, apertura ramorum apicali irregulariter coarctata; nigrobrunnea, purpurescens; bulbo
primordiali interdum caret. A Rhixammina algaiformi BRADY vix generice distincta.
Algae pusilliu similis; e chitino et sabulo tenui constructa.

Fig. 63: ex Atlantico extra Irlandiam profund. metr. 100; a Cel. Dom. Jos. WRIGHT
benigne rnissa.

Fig. 64: trunci pars magis amplificata.

Hyperammina (Psammatodendrum) arborescens (NOHMAN) BRADY, 1881, For. Austr. Ifungar. Northpol.

Exp. 1872—74, A. M. N. Hist. (5) 8, p. 404.
BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 262, t. 28, ff. 12 — 13,

et tjlograpbifl, p. 263.
WRIGHT, 1885, For. Down & Antrim; Proceed Bclf. nat.

Field Club. 1884—85, Append, t. 26, f. 1.

Hab. ad oras Groeulandise metr. 36 (NORMAN), altitudine mm. 3 — 6.

RHABDAMMINA BRADY.
H. liliearJS BRADY.

Tab. IV, figg. 65—66.

Tubus subcylindricus )nedio in carnenun ovalem aut globosam dilatatus, rectus aut
arcuatus, stcpe irregulariter subnodosus; aperturtu terminales pleruin(|iie liaud eoarrtatae;

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 19

paries tubi crassus, parte infiata magis tennis; pallida aut fusca; Rhabdarnminae abysso-
rum SAKS forsan forma pygrnaea.

Nostra typo BKADYI validior.

Rhabd. linearis KRAUY, 1879, Ret. llhiz. Chall. Exp., Qu. Journ. Micr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 37, t. 3, ff. 10— 11.
BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 269, t. 22, ff. 1—6.

Hub. mare Atlaut. boreale inetr. 1670 rani; ad Groenlandiani metr. 100, long. ram. 7 — 10.

R. abyssorum SAKS.

Tab. IV, figg. 67, 68.

Tubi 3 — 5 radiatim dispogiti, iiunc tenues, nuric incrassati, plerumque ex camera
irregulari contrail exeuntes, cylindrici aut apicem versus attenuati, singuli apertura apicali
paullum coarctata pra'diti; rufbbrunnea, scabra.

Fig. 67: brachiis tennibus, e mari Lofotensi Norvegia>, profund. mctr. 530 (M. SAKS).

Fig. 68: magis robusta e sinu Baffini, Groenlandiai, profund. metr. 400.

Bhabdammina abyssorum M. SARS, 1868, Vidensk. Selsk. Forh. 1868, p. 248 (sine descriptione).

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 266, t. 21, ff. 1—13.

Hub. Mare Atlanticuin boreale, sinus norvegicos et groenlandicos metr. 350 — 1,000 passim, locis quibusdam frc-
quentissima; long. mm. usque ad 23.

forma affinis:

Tubo unico subrecto suturis subconstrictis, colore magis fusco.

R. diSCl'eta BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 268, t. 22, ff. 7 — 10.

Ehabdopleura DAWSON, 1870, Gulf. St. Lawrence; Canadian Natur. (n. s.) 5, p. 176, f. 7.

Hab. c. pvrecedente minus frequens.

BOTELLINA CARPENTER.
B. labyrinthica BRADY.

Tab. IV, tigg. 69—86.

Tubiformis, apertura forainine irregulari simplici aut poris nonnullis exhibita irre-
gularilms; interne costis et granis sabulosis irregulariter cancellata; parte primordiali ple-
rumque paullum inflata, interne sublaevi, pariete tenui, interdum perforata; ex sabulo crasso
constructa, sivpe ina>qualis, squalida, nido verrnis similis.

Forma nostra a typica statura minori, cancellis internis minus ovolutis, incornpletis
differt; grisea aut ferruginea.

Fig. 69, 73: exempla ordinaria.

Fig. 70: tubus longitudinaliter apertus, cancellas exhibens.

Fig. 71: sectio transversa tubi.

20 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEKA.

Fig. 72: sectio transversa bulbi.

Fig. 74: facies oralis aperturas poriformes prsebens,

Figg. 75 — 80 : exempla emaciata cum aperturis apicalibus cujtisque diversis.

Figg. 81 — 86: exempla bulbo reducto perforate.

Figg. 82, 85: aperturtc apicales.

Figg. 83, 86: aperturtc bulbi.

Botellina labyrinthica BRADY, 1881, Retic. Rhi/,op. Chull. Kxp., Qu. Journ. Microsc. Sc. (11. «.) 21, p. 48.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 279, t. 29, ff. 8—18.

Hab. acl Koster insulas Svecipe metr. 35 passim. (LJUNGMAN, GOES); long. mm. 10- -15.

i;1:;;;;;^;;.; JACULELLA BKAUY. 4S^m.

J. Obtlisa BRADY.

Tab. IV, figg. 87—89; Tub. V, figg. 90 — 91.

Tubus subulatus arigustus, elongatus, rectus ant leniter curvatus, hand segmentatus,
parte primordial! (ssepissime abrupta) bulburn minuturn irregularem exhibente; apertura
tubi plerumque haud constricta;

testa tenuis, firraa, plus minusve sabulo rudis, interdum bifurcata; mine brimnea,
nunc griseo-albida, verme nematodea stcpe occupata.

Fig. 87: exemplum ordinarium.

Fig. 88: apertura ejusdetn.

Fig. 89: exemplum bifurcatuni; ambo e f'reto insiilarum Koster.

Fig. 90: pygmtca cum facie sua aperturali, e Atlaritico boreali prof'und. metr. 750,
(dubia).

Fig. 91: cum facie aperturtc, arena rudissima, c fretis insularum Koster, prof'und.
metr. 100.

Jaculella obtusa BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 256, t. 22, ff. 19—22.

Hab. ad Insulas Koster Svecire, metr. 60 — 180, hand infrequens; long. mm. 10— 15.

HAPLOPHRAGMIUM v. REUSS.

H. canariense D'OKB.

Tab. V, figg. 92—101.

Discoideum, nautiloideum aut subnautiloideum, subeompressum, utrinque plenuiHjr.b
umbilicatuni, anfractu ultimo prtccedentes fere toto amplectente, segtnentia paullum infla.tis
numero 7 — 10 — 11; suturis impressis, interdum paullum undatis; apertura rima arcuata,
marginalis suturalis, interdum labiata; ferrugineum aut albidum, nunc scaberrimum nunc
sublteve; interdum pygmtcum testa tenui; aliquando valde incrassatum sequent! formic
approxirnaris.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAU. BAND 25. N:O 9. 21

Genus Haplophrtifytmtim a Lituola immerito a REUSS disjunctuni, illud simplicibus
h:uc Sttbdivisis caineris.

Figg. 92 — 94: crassum, e sinu Skagerack, profuud. inetr. 300.

Figg. 95 — 96: e rnari Carico Sibiriai, profund. inetr. 75.

Figg. 97 — 98: medium, tenue, e Gullmaren sinu Bahusiac prot'urid. inetr. 130.

Figg. 99 — 101: pygniEeum, e mari Spetsbergensi, profund. rnetr. 400.

Nonionina canariensis D'OIIB., 1839, Foram. Canaries, p. 128, t. 2, ff. 33 — 34.

Placopsilina eanariensis PARK & JONES, 1857, For. Coast. Norway, An. M. Nat. Hist. (2), 19, p. 301, t.

10, ff. 13—14.

Non. Jeffreys!! WILLIAMS, 1858, Kec. For. Or. Brit, p. 34, ff. 72 — 73 (minor, hcvior).
Lituola nautiloides var. canariensis PABK & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155,

p. 406, t. 15, f. 45.

Haplophragm. rotundidorsatum v. HANTK., 1875, Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 12, t. 1, f. 2.
canariense BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 310, t. 35, ff. 1 — 3, 5.

forma aft'inis: valdc incrassatum.

H. CraSSimargO NORMAN, 1892, Mus. Normaunum, p. 17.
BRADY, Chall. Rep. 9, t. 35, f. 4.

Hah. ad oras Scandinavia; oceiclentalis, Groenlandise, Spetsbergiae raetr. 10 — 500 ubique frequens; diain.
mm. 2 — 25. Var. crassiinargo pnesertim in maribus arcticis.

H. latidorsatum BORNEM.

Tab. V, figfr. 102—123.

Nautiloideum, crassum aut subglobosum, plerurnque sine umbilico, anfractu ultimo
praecedentes amplectente, segmentis numero 4, rare usque ad 8, suturis saspe minus incisis;
fuscum aut ferrugineum; anfractus interdum irregulariter dispositi.

Figg. 102—104: e mari Spetsbergensi, lat, bor. 81° 19', profund. metr. 2,240.

Figg. 105 — 107: structura magis irregulari, e mari Spetsbergensi, profund. metr.
3,900.

Figg. 108 — 110: magis compressum, e mari Spetsbergensi.

Fig. Ill: faciem marginalem pnebens, valde irregulare, in H. turbinatum Br. ver-
gens; ex eodem loco ac prascedens.

Figg. 112 — 114: minus irregulare, e mari Spetsbergensi profund. metr. 1,030.

Figg. 115 — 117: fere globosuin, e sinu Skagerack, profund. metr. 240.

Figg. 118 — 120: pygimuum, e mari Spetsbergensi, lat. bor. 72°, profund. metr. 400.

Figg. 121 — 123: var i etas lajvior e freto insular. Koster, profund. metr. 180.

Nonionina latidorsata BORNEM., 1855, Scptar. Thon. llermsdorf; Zeitschr. dcut. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 339,

t. 16, f. 4.

Haplophragm. crassum REUSS, 1867. Stcinsaltz. Ablag. Wieliczka ; Wien Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 62, t. 1, ff. 1 — 2.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 19, 4, t. 12, ff. 419—420.
Lituola subglobosa M. SARS, 1868, Viilenskabs-Sidskab Forhandl., p. 250.
Haplophragm. latidorsatum BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 307, t. 34, ff. 7—10, 14.

Var. minus, soepe umbilicatum, nitiduni, suturis imprcssis, segraentis turgidis visibilibus numero 4.

22 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC ANL> SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Obs. llaplophr. scitulum BRADY, 1884, Chull. Rep., p. 308, t. 34, ff. 1 1 — 13, subnautiloideiim, minus
inflatutn, cameris anfractus ultimi 8 — 11, statura minori forsan in plagis nostris occurrit.

Hab. mare Groenlandicum & Spetsbergensc metr. 530 4,600 frequentissimum, diam. mm. 1 — 2; nee non ad oras
Scandinavim passim metr. 120 — 350, diam. mm. 0.30 — 1.5. Var. Isevis ad insulas Koster metr. 181.

H. n a n mil BRADY.

Tab. V, figg. 124 127.

Helicoideurn, depressum, anfractibus 2 — 2l/2, segmentis anfractus ultimi 5 — 6 — 7,
suturis paullum incisis, facie spirali subconvexa, facie uinbilicali vix-aut subutnbilicata,
umbilico quasi valvula interdum obtecto; apertura suturalis, marginalis, extra umbilicalis;
ferrugineurn aut griseo-albidurn.

Fig. 124: faciem spiralem,

Fig. 125: faciem oralem,

Fig. 126: faciem marginalem prajbens; e mari arctico, protuud. metr. 960.

Fig. 127: faciem marginalem, oralem, exempli tumidioris pnebens, ex Atlantico bo-
reali, profund. metr. 1,750.

Haplophr. nanum BRADY, 1881, Arct. For. Austr. Hungar. Exped. 1872—74, A. N. Hist. (5) 8, p. 406,

t. 21, f. 1; Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 43, p. 99, t. 2, f. 1.
1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 311, t. 35, if. 6—8.

Hab. mare Atlant. boreale et arotioum metr. 170 — 1,750 passim; diam. mm. 0.28.

H. globigeriniforme PARK. & JONES.

Tab. V, figg. 128—133.

Helicoideum, inflatum, anfractibus 2 — 3; segmentis ultimi anfractus 4 — 5, globosis;
apertura semilunari umbilicali; rufoferrugineum aut albidum, ssepe subpolitum.

Fig. 128: facies spiralis,

Fig. 129: facies oralis,

Fig. 130: facies marginalis exempli e mari Atlant. bor., profund. metr. 1,750.

Fig. 131: facies spiralis,

Fig. 132: facies oralis,

Fig. 133: facies marginalis exempli pygimwi e rnari Spetsbergico, lat. boreal. 72°,
profund. metr. 390.

Lituola nautiloidea var. globigeriniformis PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc.; Phil. Trans. 155,

p. 407, t. 15, ff. 46, 47; t. 17, if. 96, 98.
WALLICH, 1862; Northatl. Seabed., t. 6, f. 22.

Lit. globigeriniformis WRIGHT, 1877, Proo. Belf. nat. Field Club. Append. 1876, 1877, t. 4, f. 6.-
? Lituolina irregularis var. glotaigerineeformis GOES, 1882, Bet. Hhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl.

19, 4, p. 141, t. 12, ff. 424—425.
Haplophragm. globigeriniforme BRADY, 1884, Chall. llep. 9, p. 312, t. 35, ff. 10 — 11.

> » BALKWILL & MILLET, 1884, For. Galvvay; Journ. microsc. & nat. So. 3,

t. 1, f. 5.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale et arcticum, profuud. metr. 300 — 1,750, passim.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS IIANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 23

H. glonieratum BEADY.

Tab. V, figg. 134—139.

Naiitiloideum, ovale ant subglobosurn, plemmque rude, segrnentis tumidis 3 — 4,
indistinctis, irregularibus; nunc vix umbilicaturn, mine biconcavurn.

Plerumque asyminetricuin interdum crassius qnam latins; apertura lateralis, suturalis,
extra-umbiliealis; ferrnginenm.

Fig. 134: facies aboralis,

Fig. 135: facies oralis,

Fig. 136: facies marginalis, e Gulhnaren sinu Bahnsiie, profund. metr. 140.

Fig. 137: facies aboralis,

Fig. 138: facies oralis,

Fig. 139: facies marginalis, e mari Groenlandico, profund. metr. 675.

Lituola glomerata BRADY, 1878, Retic. & llndiol. Rhizop. Arct. Exped. 1875—70, A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 433,

t. 20, f. 1.
Haplophr. glomeratum WRIGTII, 1881, For. S. Donegal, Proc. Belf. Nat. Field. 01. 1880— 81, App., t. 8, f. 1.

BUADY, 1882, Osterr. Ung. Nordpol. Exped., Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 43, p. 100.

BRADY, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 309, t. 34, ff. 15—18.

BALKWILI, & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway; Journ. Micr. & nat. Sc. 3, t. 1, f. 6.

Hab. in Gullmareii sinu Buhusite metr. 140 (WiREN, OARL AURIVII.LIUS); mare arcticum, ad Groenlandiam, metr.
500 — 600 sat frequens; diam. mm. 0.30--0.40.

H. agglutinans D'ORB.

Tab. V, figg. 140—141.

Lituiforme, stadium juvenile spirale, anfractibns 1 — 1 l/a, panllnm compressum, um-
bilicatulum, margine rotundato; stadium maturum cylindricum ; apertura apicali, circular!
aut ovali.

Fig. 140: facies lateralis.

Fig. 141: facies marginalis.

Spirolina agglutinans D'ORB, 184C, Bass. tort. Vienne, p. 137, t. 7, ff. 10 — 12.
Haplophragm. rectum BRADY, 1876, Carbonif. & Perm. Foram., Pal. Soc. 30, p. 66, t. 8, ff. 8 — 9.
Spirol. simplex Uss, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. & mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Her. 18, p. 232, t. 2, f. 30.
Haplophr. agglutinans BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 301, t. 32, ff. 19—26.

Hab. mare Atlnnt. boreale metr. 1,704, rnrum, (LlNDAHL), long. mm. 1.20.

H. pseudospirale WILLIAMS.

Tab. V, figg. 142 — 151.

Plus minnsve distincte lituiforme, complanatum, s.TRpe late expansnm tenuissimnm;
stadio juvenili smpc nmbilicato, indistincte plano-spirali, septis plus minusve distinctis,
apertura angusta elongata apicali; sabulo scabrmn.

Al) Haplophragm. foliaceo BRADY vix liniitandiun.

24 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Figg. 142 — 147: exempla varia cum faciebus marginalibus cujusque, suturis obsoletis.*

Figg. 148 — 149: suturis magis distinctis.

Figg. 150 — 151: tenuissima, Fig. 150 expansum (H. foliaeeum BRADY).

Proteonina pseudospiralis WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 2, t. 1, ff. 2 3.
Haplophragm. pseudospirale BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 302, t. 33, ft'. 1 — 4.
Haphlophr. foliaeeum BRADY, ibid. p. 304, t. 33, if. 20 — 25.

» BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. For., Trans. K. Ir. Ao. Sc. 28, p. 330, t. 13, ft', fi— 8.

Cnf. Haplophr. calcareum TER<JU., 1886, For. et Ostracod. d'Islnnde; Bull. Soc. Zool. France. 1880, p. 332,

t. 11, f. 11.
Noraen. triviale WILLIAMSONI valde iueptum, cum foliaceo BRADYI potius mutandum.

Hab. ad oras Bahusire metr 20 — 170 frequens, long, usque ad 2.90 mm.

H. Cassis PARKER.

Tab. V, figg. 152 — 157.

Marginulimtforme, arcuatum, compressurn aut subcompressum, inargine externo atte-
nuate; stadio juvenili segmentis semispiralibus paucis; stadio mature segrnentis obliquis,
inargine interne sive spirali subventricoso; apcrtura apieali, circulari.

Plerumque griseum, interdum ferrugineum.

Figg. 152, 154, 156: facies lateralis.

Fig. 153: marge spiralis.

Figg. 155, 157: pars sumrna cum apertura.

Lituola cassis PARK., 1870, For. Gulf. & River St. Lawrence, Canad. Nat. (n. s.) 5, p. 177, 180, f. 3.
Haplophr. cassis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 304, t. 33, ff. 17 19.

Hab. mare arcticum, Groenlandicum & Spetsbergense, metr. 180 — 250 minus frequens; long. mrn. 2. 50.

KEOPHAX. MONTFORT.

R. SCOrpiurilS MONTFORT.

Tab. V, figg. 158-163; Tab. VI figg. 164—169.

Anguste conicus aut fusiformis, rectus aut curvatus, segrnentis subcylindricis plerumque
numero 5 — 6; apertura circulari, interdum renif'ormi.

Plerumque valde inaequalis et asper, ex sabulo crasso et frustulis testaceis constructus.

Interdum in Haplophragm. cassidem vergeris.

Forma Proteonina fusiformis WILLIAMS (Rec. For. Gr. Brit. p. 1 f. 1) est urii-bi-
loculata segmento ultimo magno fusiformi.

Figg. 158 — 159: ex Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 320.

Figg. 160 — 161: in forrnam fusiforrnem vergens; e rnavi Groerilandico, profund.
metr. 35—215.

Figg. 162 — 163: »fusiformis» e sinu Skagerack, profund. metr. 250.

Figg. 164 — 166: in H. cassidem vergens, e rnari Groenlandico, profund. metr.
35—215.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 25

Fig. 167: subfusiformis e sinu Gullmaren Bahusiaj, profund. metr. 140.
Figg. 168 — 169: tnagis regulariter structus, var. dentaliniforrni BR. approxiraaris, e
Skagerack, profund. met)'. 107.

Figg. 170 — 171: e raari Atlantico boreali, profund. metr. 330.

Reoph. scorpiurus MNTFRT, 1808, Conchyliol. system. 1, p. 330.

Nodosaria scorpionus D'ORB., 182G, Tab. method, Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 255, No. 40.

Lituola scorpiurus BRADY, 1804, llhizop. Shetland, Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 4C7, t. 48, f. 5.

nautiloidea, var. scorpiurus, PARK & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact, p. 407,

t. 15, f. 48.

PAWSON, 1871, For. Lawrence, A. M. N. H. (4) 7, p. 80, f. 4.
Reoph. scorpiurus, helvetica, HAUSLKR, 1883, Jurassic. Astrorhizoid. & Lituolidit;, Qu. journ. geol. Soc. 39,

p. 27, t. 2, ff. 7—10.

BRADY, 1884, CHALL, Rep. 9, p. 291, t. 30, ff. 12—17.

Lituolina scorpiurus Goiis, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 19, 4. p. 130, t. 11, f. 400—409.
Reoph. fusiformis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 290, t. 30, ff. 7—11.

BR. PARK. JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, p. 217, t. 41, f. 18.

Hab. ad oras occideutales Scaiidinavhe mtr 50 — 350 passim; mare Atlant. boreale et arcticum ratr 90 — 350
sat frcqueiis; long mm. 2.50.

formae affines:

1. magis regularis, laevior, segmentis 6 — 8; a typica vix nee a R. bacillari BRADY,

longiori, segmentis brevioribus, nurnerosis, sat distincta; saipe tenuis et fragilis.
Figg. 172 — 173: exemplmn e sinu Skagerack profund. metr. 590.
Figg. 174 — 175: e mari Baltico, extra Gotlandiam insulam profund. metr. 107.

R. dentaliniformis BRADY, Tab. vi, figg. 172—175.

Reoph. dentaliniformis BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 293, t. 30, ff. 21 — 22.
Lituolina scorpiura GOKS, 1881, Sv. Vet. Akad. Ofversigt 1881, 8, p. 33, fig. xylographica.

Hab. in sinu Skagerack metr. 180 — 590 rara: Mare Balticum passim (Dr. L. KOLMODIN), long. mm. l.o — 2.5.

2. paullmn compressus, prasterea ut pra?cedens.

R. arCtidlS BRADY, 1881, Arct. For. Anstro-Hung. Kxped 1872—74, A. M. N. H. (5) 8, p. 405,
t. 21, f. 2; Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 43, p. 99, t. 2, f. 2.

Hab. mare arcticum rare, long. mm. 0.40.

3. suturis valde constrictis, segmentis inflatis, globosis aut ovatis.
Fig. 176: fragmcritum e mari Spetsbergensi fundo metr. 1,700.
Fig. 177: facies aperturalis ejusdem.

Fig. 178 — 179: exemplum cum facie aperturali e freto Koster insularum, profund.

metr. 1 50.
Fig. 180: exemplum integrum ex eodem loco.

R. pillllifer BRADY, Tab. VI, figg. 176—180.

Reoph. pilulifera BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 292, t. 30, ff. 18 — 20.

Hab. ad Koster insulas Svecicas inetr. 100, rara (Goii3) long. mm. 2.10.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 4

26 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN KORAMINIKERA.

4. tubiformis segrnentis inflatis, distantibus, Tab. VI, figg. 181 — 186; fragmentis
solum inventis non sat describendus,forsan idem ac Reoph. distaris BRADY,
Chall. Rep., p. 296, t. 31, ff. 18—22.

Figg. 181, 184: earner* rupta?.

Figg. 182, 185: apertunc supernas.

Figg. 183, 186: aperture infera; eujusque.

Hab. cum pnecedente rarus (GoEs); long. mm. 3.50.

R. nodlllosus BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 187—191.

Nodosariseforrnis, elongatus, suturis plus minusve constrictis, segmentis ovatis aut
ellipticis sa^pe inflatis aut pyril'ormibus. Nunc rectus nune curvatus (E. adunca BRADY),
interdum valde angustatus; nunc rudis nunc laevis.

A R. scorpiuro var. pilulifer nori sat limitandus.

Fig. 187: exemplum e mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1,750.

Figg. 188—189: pygmaeus.

Fig. 190: apertura; ambo e fretis Koster insularum, profund. metr. 106.

Fig. 191: forma adunca BR. e mari Atlant. boreali, profund. metr. 1,750.

B. nodulosa BRADY, 1879, Retic. Rhizop. Chall. Exp., Qu. Journ. Micr. So. (11. s.) 19, p. 52, t. 4, (V. 7 — 8.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 294, t. 31, ff. 1—9.
» adunca BRADY ibid. t. 31, ff. 23—26.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale rntr 1,750 (LlNDAHL), long. mm. 5 — 20; ad Koster insulas (pygmfcus et ad unc us),
profund. metr. 90—180 (GoEs).

R. gllttifer BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 192—195.

Tenuissimus, moniliformis, segmentis globosis, pyriformibus aut semiglobosis, nunc
juxtapositis cohasrentibus nunc distantibus; ferrugineus.
Figg. 192 — 193: e mari Spetsbergensi.
Fig. 194: unilocularis.
Fig. 195: facies oralis.

Reophax guttifera BRADY, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exp., Qu. Journ. micr. Sc. (11. s.) 21, p. 49.
BHADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 295, t. 31, ff. 10 — 15.

Hab. mare Spetsbergense metr. 1,250 hand rarns, long. mm. 0.60 — 1.

R. difflugitormis BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 196—198.

Globosus aut ovatus, kgenajformis, unilocularis, collo cylindrico brevi; plerumque
ruf'obrunneus.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 27

Fig. 196: e mari Atlantico boreali, profund. metr. 500.
Fig. 197: e mari Groerdandico, profund. rnetr. 450.
Fig. 198: facies oralis.

Beophax difflugiformis BRADY, 1879, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exp., Qu. Journ. raicr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 51, t. 4, f. 3.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. 9, p. 289, t. 30, ff. 1—5.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale et Groenlandicuii), inetr. 340 — 500 passim, long. mm. 0.30—0.80.

B. sablllOSUS BRADY.

Tub. VI, figg. 199—202.

•

Fusiformis aut conicus, pai-ietibus crassis, ex arena baud firme constructs, segrnentis
subcylindricis, collo brevi instructis, suturis paullurn aut vix incisis; griseo-albidus, interne
prfesertim collis segmentoruin f'crrugineo-brunneus; sutura sa?pe indistinctae.

A R. cylindrico BRADY, segmentis non productis, firrnius constructo, non sat distinctus.

Figg. 199, 201: exempla duo e mari Atlantico boreali, profund. metr. 1,750.

Figg. 200, 202: facies oralis cujusque.

Lituolina scorpiurus var. ammophila GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4,

p. 137, t. 410 — 414.
Beophax sabulosa BRADY, 1882, For. Faroe Chanu., Proc. Roy Soc. Edinb. 11, p. 715.

rudis BRADY, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exp.; Qu. Journ. micr. Sc. (n. s.) 21, p. 49.

» CARP., 1881, The Microscope, p. 563, fig. a, b.
sabulosa BRAUY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 298, t. 32, ff. 5—6.

Hab. mare borcale metr. 1,750 ranis (LINDAHL) long. 7 — 10 mm.

APPENDIX.
B. compressus n.

Tab. VI, figg. 203—210.

Plus minusve rudis, complanatus, apertura plerumque lanceolata.
E frustulis granisque testaceis plerumque constructus, Haplophragm. tenuimar-
gini BRADY se approximans.

Figg. 203, 207: facies lateralis.

Figg. 204, 208: facies marginalis.

Figg. 205, 206, 209: facies oralis.

Fig. 210: longitudinaliter sectus, cameris duabus subdivisis.

Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 530 rarus (GOES) long. mm. 3 — 4.

R. procerus n.

Tab. VIII, figg. 413—417.

Fusiformis aut anguste conicus, productus, suturis plus minusve impressis, aper-
tura semilunari valvulata; ex granulis tcnuibus calcareis constructus tarnen scaber et
rugosus.

28 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMIN1EERA.

Fig. 413: exemplura validum.
Fig. 414: facies oralis, apertura valvulata.
Fig. 415: sectio segmeriti embryonalis.
Figg. 416 — 417: pygmaeus cum facie orali.
Dentalinse fajdissiraaj RBUSS sirailis

Lituolina foedissima GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 138, if. 415—418.
Clav. procera GOES, 1889, Om Dimorfismen Rhizop. reticul., Sv. Vet. Akad Handl. Bihang 15, 4, No. 2,

p. 9, t. 2, f. 17.

Hab. mare Caraibicum inetr. 500 rarus (Goiss), long. mm. 3—9.

PLACOPSILINA D

P. bulla BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 211-215.

Affixa hemisphaerica, ovoidea aut circularis, depressa, interne stcpe septis paucis ex
parte divisa, aut parietibus costis irregularibus rudibus institutis, apertura stupe obsoleta;
albida.

Ad genus Placopsilinarn a BRADY sine ratione justa relatarn hue tarn en ad in-
terim etiam locavi. Generi Crithioninac rnagis propinqua.

Fig. 211: facies superna.

Fig. 212: a rnargine secta costas internas prnebens, e fretis insularum Koster pro-
fund, metr. 140.

Fig. 213: facies lateralis exempli Rhabdaiuminae inhaerentis.

Fig. 214: sectio transversa.

Fig. 215: sectio longitudinalis, septa spuria pauca praebens; e siriu Skagerack profund.
metr. 160.

Plac. bulla BRADY, (1881) 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 315, t. 35, ff. 16- -17.

Hab. sinum Skagerack, profund. metr. 160—530 ssepe ad Rhabdamminara affixa (Prof. Hj. Theel, Dr. Bo-
WALLIUS); ad Koster insulas profund. metr. 18 — 140, ad Fucum Sfepe affixa.

HIPPOCREPINA PARKER.
H. indivisa PARKER.

Tab. VI, figg. 216—217.

Conica aut fusiformis, teres, tenuis, sublaevis, unilocularis; apertura apicalis, semilu-
naris, irregulariter circularis aut rima curvata, plerumque lirnbata. Testa sajpe obsolete
quasi segmentata, brurmeo-ferruginea.

Fig. 216: facies lateralis.

Fig. 217: facies oralis, apertura irregulari.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIKNS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:<) 9. 29

Hippocrepina indivisa PARK., 1870, DAWSON Canacl. Naturalist (11. s.) 5, p. 176, fig. 2.

PARK., For. Gulf. St. Lawrence, A. M. N. Hist. (4) 7, p. 86, f. 2.

BRADY, 1881, For. Austvo-hungar. Expecl. 1872—74, A. M. N. H. (5) 8, p. 407,

t. 21, ff. 3—4.

BRADY, Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 43, p. 100, t. 2, ff. 3 — 4.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 325, t. 26, ff. 10—14.

Hah. iii siiiu Oiittenbay, Groenlandiie raetr. 25 rara (OBERG), long. mm. 0.80 — l.io.

HORMOSINA BRADY.

H. glolwlifera BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 218—219.

Nodosarisefbrmis, lajvis, segtnentis globosis raagnitudine raptirn increscentibus, su-
turis profunde incisis; apertura apicali, lirnbata aut in collo tubulari patescente, circular!,
angusta; flavo-ferruginea.

Collum sajpe abbreviation; segmenta ernbryonalia uniloculata stupe occurrunt. Genus
Horinosina a, genere Reophax non sat liiuitatuiu.

Confer: Reoph. nodulosatn BRADY cum Horraos. ovicula BRADY et inonili
"BRADY, Chall. Rep. t. 31, ff. 1—9; t. 39, ff. 7—13.

Figg. 218 — 219: exerapla duo ex Atlantico boreali, profund. metr. 1,750.

Hormosina globulifera BRADY, 1879, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Expecl. , Qu. Journ. micr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 60, t.4, ff.4— 5.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 326, t. 39, ff. 1—6.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,750 passim (LlNDAHL), long. mm. 3.

forma affinis: tennis, segmeritis pyriformibus aut ovatis, suturis valde constrictis.

H. OViCUla BRADY, Tab. VI, figg. 220—221.

Hormos. ovicula BRADY, 1879, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exp., Qu. Journ. Micr. Sc. (n. s.) 19, p. 61, t. 4, f. 6.

BEADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 327, t. 39, ff. 7—9.

Fig. 220: facies lateralis.
Fig. 221: facies oralis.

Hab. cum typica (LlNDAHL), long. mm. 1.50.

TROCHAMMINA PARK. & JONES.
T. inflata MONTAG.

Tab. VI, figg. 222—224.

Helicoidea, spira saape sulxlepressa, anfractibus 2'/2 — 3, segmentis anfract. ultimi
5 — 6, plus minusve subinflatis, suturis incisis; facies oralis umbilicata, paullum concava,
apertura latei-alis, suturalis, brevis, extra-umbilicalis; dilute ferruginea, centi-o brunnea.

30 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFERA.

Differentia inter Trochamminam & HaplophraymiuM, sive inter subfamilias Trochara-
mineas et Lituolineas est vilis nee juste fundata.
Fig. 222: facies oralis.
Fig. 223: facies aboralis.
Fig. 224: facies rnarginalis.

Nautilus inflatus MONTAG, 1808, Test. Brit. Suppl., p. 81, t. 18, f. 3.
Rotalina inflata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit, p. 50, t. 4, ff. 93—94.
Trochammina inflata CARPENT, Introd. 1862, p. 141, t. 11, f. 5.

» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 338, t. 41, f. 4.

BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dublin For.; Roy. Ir. Ac. So. Trans. 28, p. 331, t. 13,
f. 12 (trochoidea).

Hab. mare Balticura metr. 2 passim (LILLIEBORG), diam. mm. 0.50.

T. nitida BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 225—230.

Helicoidea, subhevis, depressa, spira plerumque applanata, anf'ractibus 2'/2 — 3, seg-
mentis anfr. ultiini 6 — 9, suturis subimpressis, margine rotundato; facies oralis umbilicata,
apertura ut in praecedente; ferruginea, albida aut subrosea.

A forma emaciata Troch. inflate nisi spira applanata segmentisque plerumque
pluribus distincta.

Figg. 225, 228: facies aboralis.

Figg. 226, 230: facies marginalis.

Figg. 227, 229: facies oralis.

Trochammina nitida BRADY, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exped., Q.U. Journ. Microsc. So. (n. s.) 21, p. 52.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 339, t. 41, ff. 5 — 6.

Hab. in Osterfjord Norveg. metr. 180 passim (NORMAN), diam. mm. 0,50; mare Spetsbergense metr. 1,200,
diam. 0,30 mm.

T. Robertsoni BRADY.
Tab. VI, figg. 231 — 234.

Nautiloidea, lands, subdiscoidea, subsymmetrica, utrinque umbilicata, umbilico faciei
aboralis interdum obtecto, segmentis 4 — 6 subinflatis; apertura a,ngusta suturalis marginalis;
fulvo-ferruginea.

Fig. 231: facies aboralis, umbilico fere obtecto.

Fig. 232: facies marginalis cum apertura.

Fig. 233: facies oralis.

Fig. 234: sectio subrnediana.

Troch. Robertsoni BRADY, 1887, Synopsis Brit. Rec. For., Journ. Roy. Micr. Soc. (2) 7, p. 893.

» » WRIGHT, 1891, For. S. West off Ireland; Proceed. Roy. Irish Acad. (3) 1, No. 4, p. 469, t.20, f.4

Hab. in sinu Gullmaren metr. 140, passim (Ax. WIREN & C. ADRIVILLIUS), in sinu Bukken Norvvegise (NORMAN)
metr. 350, diam. mm. 0.25 — 0.30.

KONttT,. SV. VET. AKADKMIKNS HANDUNGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 31

T. vesicular is n.

Tab. VI, figg. 235—237.

Troche-idea subglobosa, tenuissima, anfractibus 5 — 7, segraentis anfr. ultimi circiter
5, subamplectentibus, inflatis; facies oralis hand uinbilicata.
Dilute ferruginea aut subflava, subpellucida.
Fig. 285: facies aboralis.
Fig. 236: facies oralis.
Fig. 237: facies marginalis.

Hab. mare Spetsbergense metr. 350 rarissimn; diam. mm. 0.40.

AMMODI8CTJS v.

A. incertus D'ORB.

Tab. VT, figg. 238—239.

Plano-spiralis, complanatus margine rotundato, anfractibus tenuissimis numerosis usque
ad 20; apertura tubus spiralis patens; ferrugineus.
Fig. 238: facies lateralis.
Fig. 239: facies marginalis.

Operculina incerta D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 49, t. 6, ff. 16—17.

Trochammina incerta GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hand!. 19, 4, p. 136, t. 11, ff.

404 — 405, ubi vide synonymiam.
Ammod. incertus BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 330, t. 38, ff. 1—3.

Hab. ad oras Scandinavise oeeidentales metr. 140 — 200 passim; diam mm. 0.40—1.

A. tennis BRADY.

Tab. VI, figg. 240—241.

Plano-spiralis, anfractibus amplioribus, adultorum 5 — 7, pars primordialis magna, in-
flata; flavo-ferrugineus.

Forsan stadium maturum pra?cedentis potius habendus.
Fig. 240: facies lateralis.
Fig. 241: facies marginalis.

Ammodisc. tenuis BRADY, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Chall. Exp., QH. Jourii. micr. Sc. (n. s.) 21, p. 51.
» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 332, t. 38, ff. 4—6.

Hal), iid Kostcr insiilas Suociie metr. 90 rams (LJUNGMAN), diam. mm. 1.70.

32 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

CYCLAMMINA NORMAN.

C. pusilla BRADY.
Tab. VI, figg. 242—244.

Nautiloidea, licvis aut sublawis, biconvexa, umbilicata, segmeritis 11 — 16, suturis sa^pe
subundulatis, margine attenuate, pariete testa; vix caiieellato; apertura marginalis, suturalis;
brunnea aut ferruginea.

A Cycl. cancellata NORMAN non nisi statura ininore cancellisque testa) obsoletis
distincta.

Fig. 242: fades lateralis.

Fig. 243: fades marginalia cum apertura.

Fig. 244: sectio mediana.

Cyclammina pusilla BRADY, (1881) 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 353, t. 37, ff. 20-23.
Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,750 (LINDAHL), diam. mm. 1,20.

WEBBINA n'ORB. ^^.^..r-^^j^H

W. clavata PARK. & JONES.

Tab. VI, figg. 245-246.

Lacvis, affixa, ovata aut rotundata convexa semitubo reptante continuans; fulvo-
brunnea; pars postica apertura interdum proedita.

Fig. 245: exemplum apertura postica instructum, e sinubus Norvegicis profund.
metr. 300.

Fig. 246: alia, minor.

Trochammina irregularis clavata PARK. & JONES, 1860, For. Chellaston; (in. Jouru. Geol. Soc. 16, p. 304.

CARP., Introd. 1862, t. 11, f. 6.
Webbina clavata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 349, t. 41, ff. 12—16.

» » WRIGHT, 1891, For. S. West off Ireland; Proceed Roy. Irish. Acad. (3) 1, p. 470, t. 20, ff. 2—3.

Hab. ad oras Scandinavire occidentales metr. 90—450 passim; ad Groenlandiara metr. 200; long. mm. 1.20
et ultra.

TEXTULARIA ,,'OBB. ,„„,,„, ;,;„•„,

* Verneuilina D'OfiB.

V. polystropha v. REUSS.

Tab. VII, figg. 247—255.

Arenacea, b'.diminaeforrnis, ovalis aut fusiformis 3 — 4 serialis; apertura rim a obliqua
suturalis aut commaformis extra-suturalis;

Interdum segmentis parietibus irregulariter subdivisis ( labyrintliic-a).

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADEMIENS HANDUNGAR. BAND 25. N:<> 9. 33

Magriitudine valde varians; mm. O.im — l.ir>; color plerumque f'errugineus aut albidus.
Figg. 247, 249, 250: exempla fonnis variis.
Figg. 248, 251: faciei oralcs.

Fig. 252: sectio stadii juvenilis transversa, trilocularis, septis paulluin undulatis.
Figg. 253—255: sectiones transversa', tri-quadriloculares, septis undatis, eameris
sublabyrinthicis.

yBulimina polystropha RKUSS, 1845, Bolnn. Kreidi- 2, p. 109, t. 24, f. 53.

Bulim. scabra WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 65. t. 5, ff. 136 — 137.

Polymorph. silicea SCIIULTZE, 1854, Org. Polythal., p. 61, t. 6, ff. 10 — 11.

Text, agglutinans var. polystropha PARK & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & arct. On., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 371,

t. 15, f. 26.
Vern. polystropha BRADY, 1878, Retic. & Rail. Rhizop. A rot. Exped. 1875 — 7C, A. M. Nat. Hist. (5) 1,

p. 436, t. 20, f. 9; 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 386, t. 47, ff. 15 — 17.

Hab. iid orus Sveciae (etiaiu in freto t;t in miiri baltioo australi) et Norvegiae, metr. 40 — 500 sat freqwns; nee
non ad Spetsbcrgiam minus frequcns.

Clavulinaeforruis segmentis ultimis stichostegicis, apertura rima brevi recta aut
arcuata, apioali, Bigenerina; digitata' D'()KB. se approximaus, Tab. VII, figg. 256 — 261.
Cnf. WRIGHT, Foram. Belfast, Proc. Belfast, Nat, Field Club, Append. 1885—86, p. 320,
t. •>(}, f. 2.

Figg. 256, 258, 260: exempla fonuis variis.

Figg. 257, 259, 261: facies aperturalis cujusque.

Hab. in siuu Gullraaren profund. raetr. 10 rara (Dr. WIREN).

V. pyglliaBa (KGGEB?) BRADY.

Tab. VII, figg. 262 — 263.

Subtrigona, ovalis ant angusta suba-qualis, segmentis inagis regulariter in series
dispositis, subinflatis globosis; apertura angustissima, suturali aut juxtasuturali, sa^pe ob-
solete limbata; albida aut flavida, forma nostra minus hevigata.

Fig. 262: exemplum ordinarium.

Fig. 263: facies oralis, apertura indistincta.

- Bulimina pygmsea KfiOKK, 1857, Mice. Ortenburg; LKONH. & BRONNS, Jhb. 1857, p. 284, t. 12, ff. 10 — 11.
'Text, agglutinans var. Vern. polystropha PARK i- JONES, 1865, North. Atlant. and Arct. Oc. ; Philos.

Transact. 155, p. 371, t. 15, f. 26.
Verneuil. pygmsea HRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 385, t. 4, 7, ff. 4 — 7.

Hab: in sinubns Groenlandire metr. 35 — 50 passim; longit. mm. 0.45.

V. propiliqiia BRADY.
Tab. VII, figg. 264^266.

Conica, segmentis inflatis plus minusve regulariter in ordinem ternatum dispositis,
interdurn affixa; apertura basali, umbilical!, suturali sicuti in Textularia; ssepe vestibulum

K. ST. Vet. Akod. Hnndl. Bund 25. N:o 9. 5

34 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND .SCANDINAVIAN KORAMINIFEKA.

umbilicale exhibente; segmenta ultima interdum ut in Textularia disposita; nustra fei'ru-
ginea, subla>vis aut scabra.

Fig. 264: f'acies lateralis.

Fig. 265: f'acies oralis, segmentis binis nltirais textularioideis.

Fig. 266 : facies oralis alius cum vestibulo, triserialis.

BRADY, 1884, Challenger Rep. 9, p. 387, t. 47, ff. 8 — 14.

Hab. mare Atlant. boreale profund. metr. 1,750, sparsa (Dr. LINDAHL), altitude mm. 2.

** Gaudryina D'ORB.

G. pupoides D'OHB.

Tab. VII, figg. 267—277.

Teres aut subcompressa, cylindrica aut conica, scabra aut sublnpvis; apertura inar-
ginali, suturali, sernilunari angusta, aut vestibulo umbilicali, aut poris interdum paucis
exhibita; interdum subbigenerinoidea. Nostra argillacea aut nigrocirierea.

Valde variat forma: nunc cylindrica elongata, nunc conica multo dilatata, ut altitudo
ad latitudinem ac 3 ad 1.4o sit.

A Gaudryina subrotundata BRADY non distincta.

Gaudr. pupoides auctoris ejusdern, Chall. Rep., p. 378, t. 46, ff. 1 — 4, a typo
D'ORBIGNYI valde differens, ad sequentem nielius refei-atur.

Fig. 267: exemplum e mari Atlantico extra Azores insulas; sa?pe suturis jugosis.

Fig. 268: facies oralis.

Fig. 269: sectio stadii immaturi transversa ejusdem.

Fig. 270: pygrn^a eodem ex loco.

Figg. 271 — 272: exernplum e Gullmaren, sinu Bahusia1.

Figg. 273 — 276: facies oralis, aperturis forma variis.

Fig. 277: facies oralis, apertura poris nonnullis apicalibus substituta exempli magni
conici, subbigeneririoidis; eodem ex loco.

G. pupoidea D'ORB., 1840, For. Craie blannhe Paris, Mem. Soc. geol. Franc. 4, p. 44, I. 4, ft'. 22 — 24; 184C,

For. Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 197, t. 21, ff. 34—36.
GOES, 1882, Retic. Hhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hand). 19, 4, p. 81, t. 6, ft'. 177—178.

Obs. Gaudr. rugosa D'ORB. hie cum G. pupoide collata, quia figura hujua d'Orbiguyi HOD sat per
spieua est. Text, pupoides var. conica GOES, I. c., t. 0, ff. 181, 182 forsan ad Gaudr. rugosam u'OttB.
est referenda.

Hab. in sinubus Sueciae occidentalis profund. metr. 10 — 60 sat frequeus, long. 3 mm.; nee non in Norvegicis;
scabra; tropicse laeviores.

G. < liiloslonia Ess.

Tab. VII, figg. 278—280.

rima

Compressa aut subteres, sublan'is, segmentis sa>pe plus miriusve inflatis; apertura,
brevi, sa?pe jnxtasuturali, limbatn; albida.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS IIANDLINGAR, BAND 25. N:O 9. 35

Forma nostra, a Gaudr. baccata SCHWAG., 1866, For. Kar. Nikob; Novara Reise,
geol. Th. 2, p. 200, t, 4, f. 12 vix distinct*.

Gaudr. chilostoma Rss, 1865, deutsch. Sept. Thon; Wien. Ak. Dksclir. 25, p. 120. t. 1, ff. 5 — 7.

Text, labiata Rss, 1860, Crag;, v. Antwerp.; Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 42, p. 362, t. 2, f. 17.

Gaudr. pupoides var. ehilostoma BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hop. 9, p. 379, t. 46, ff. 5 — 6.

Gaudr. pupoides BR., PARK, JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank., Trans. Zool. Soo. Lnnd. 12, 7, p. 219, t. 42, ff. 7, 8, 9.

Hal). Atlanticum boreale p refund, inelr. 1,750 rara (Dr. .los. LINDAHL); mm. 1 et ultra.

*** Textularia D'

T. agglntinans D'ORB.

Tab. VII, figg. 281 — 284, 294—303.

Subcompressa aut subteres, stadio primo srcpe compresso, marginato, stadio rnaturo
ovali aut subtereti; segmentis adultorum nuraero variantibus (7 — 17 utraque in serie)
nunc arigustis nunc altioribus.

Nostrates ex sabulo crassiore, tropica* ex arena calcarea tenui construct*, quare dis-
crepantiee nonnihil exstat, suturis interdurn jugosis. Color ferrugirieus, ater aut albido-
grineus. Neque a T. saggittula DEFH. neque a T. conica D'ORB. sat limitanda. Ab auc-
toribus nominibus multis pnedita.

Fig. 281: facies marginalis.

Fig. 282: facies lateralis.

Figg. 283 — 284: faciei orales exernplorum e mari Bahusia).

Figg. 294 — 296: exemplum e mari Atlantic extra Azores insulas; facies oralis poris
irapressis praeter aperturam instructa.

Figg. 297 — 299: forma jugosa (conf. Text, sagittula D'OiiB., 1844, For. lies
Canaries, p. 138, t. 1, figg. 19—21).

Figg. 300 — 301: exemplum e mari Norvegico.

Figg. 302 — 303: forma angusta e Skagerack profund. rnetr. 250.

Text, agglutinans D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 144, t. 1, ff. 17—18; 32—34.

PARK & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 369, t. 15, f. 21, T.

gramini D'ORB. propior.

GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 19, 4, t. 5, ff. 140—143.
MOBIUS, 1880, For. Maurit., p. 93, t. 9, ff. 1 — 8.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 363, t. 43, ff. 1—3.

Htib. in Skaareraek profund. metr. 250; in siuubus Norvefjicis metr. 90 — 180 sat freqnens (C. AURIVILLIUS,
NORMAN), lon^. mm. 2.

forma affinis:

1. Nunc libera nunc affixa, nunc sublasvis nunc magis aspera, apertura nunc
textularioidea, nunc poris indistinctis stil)stituta; stadio immaturo primo sa*])e
triseriali; ferruginea.

36 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Inter typicam et T. asperam BRADY medium tenens.

T. intermedia n. Tab. vn, figg. 304—307.

Fig. 304: exemplum affixum.

Fig. 305: facies oralis ejusdem, poris minutis pra^dita.

Fig. 306: facies oralis alius exempli liberi.

Fig. 307: stadium immaturum transsectum, triseriale.

Hab. in sinubus Norvegicis profund. metr. 500 rara (Hj. THEEL & C. BOVALMUS).

T. sagittula DEFR. var. cuneiformis D'ORB.

Tab. VII, figg. 288—290.

Lingulata aut lanceolata nunc dilatata nunc angustior, plus minusve complanata,
marginata, segmentis plerumque paullum angustatis; apertura textularise communi; nostra
sublaevis grisea.

T. cuneiformis D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 147, t. 1, ff. 37—39.

T. sagittula Goiis, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand!. 19, 4, t. 5, ff. 144—146 (in

sequentem transiens); ubi etiara synonymiam virle, p. 75; a qua abstrahendne:
Text, corrugata COSTA (forsan Bigencrina Capreolus D'ORB.), Text,
folium PARK & JONES; T. variabilis var. spathulata et difformis WILL.
(sec. BAI.KTVILL & WRIGHT Bolivinse).
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 361, t. 42, ff. 17, 18.

BALKWILL & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dublin For., Trans. R. Irish Ac. Sc. 28, p. 332, t. 13, ff. 16, 17,
in sequentem transiens.

Hab. ad oras Bahusise profund. metr. 50 — 90 sat frequens, formis sagittula et Williamsoni interse com-
inixtis, long. 1 — 1,90 mm.

formae affines:

Magis dilatata, plus minusve cuneata, nunc marginata nunc rnargine obtuse, nunc
scabriuscula nunc sublaevis, segmentis plerumque paucioribus, altioribus; grisea;
a typica nori sat distincta.

T. WilliamSOni GOES, Tab. VII, figg. 285—287.

T. cuneiformis WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Great Brit., p. 75, t. 6, ff. 158—159.
?T. anceps Rss, 1859, Westph. Kreidef., Wien. Ac. S. Ber. 40, p. 234, t. 13, f. 2.
T. gramen BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 365, t. 43, ff. 9-10.

» BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dublin For., Transact. R. Irish Ac. Sc. 28, p. 332, t. 13,
ff. 13—14.

Hab. ad oras Bahusise profund. metr. 40 — 90 passim, alta mm. 1,25.

KONCtL. SV. VKT. AKADKMIENS HANDL1NGAK. BAM) 25. N:O 9. 37

APPENDIX

Compressa, inargiue segmentoruin in anguluin plus miriusve producto, segmentis
angustis.

T. pectinata v. KEUSS, Tab. vn, Hgg. 291 293.

1849, NIMH; For. Osterreichs; \Vien. Ak, Dkschr. 1, p. 381, t. 49, ff. 2 — 3; 1867. Steinsah Ablag.

Wielirzkn; Wien. Akad. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 98, t. 3, f. 11.
Olis. T. Miiriai D'OKB., 1846, Buss. tert. Vienne, p. 246, t. 14, ff. 29 — 31 et Plecanium spinulosum

v. REIMS, 1867, Steinsalz. Ahlag. Wielio/ka; Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 65,

t. I, f. 3 segment-is altiorilnis ft paiicioribus ad 'I'. Williamson! potius

I'orrespondentes.

Hal), tropicis in nmrilnis prol'und. metr. 300 — 500. Long. nun. 1.

**** Bigenerina D'OKB.

B. iiodosaria D'OKB.

Tab. VII, figg. 313—323.

Arenacea aut calcarea agglutinatis, scabra, studio larvali sive itninaturo compresso
plane textularioiduo, stadio niaturo nudoyarino; apcrtura foramen iiiinutuin, sa-pe exceri-
trire locatuin; grisea aut albida.

Fig. 313: e inari Germanico.

Fig. 314: facies oralis c. apertura ininuta.

Fig. 315: longitudine secta.

Figg. 31H, 320, 322: exemplti robusta e mari Caraibico; facies laterales.

Figg. 317, 321: facies niargiriales.

Figg. 318, 319, 323: facies orales.

Bigen. nodosaria D'OKB., 1826, Tab. inotli.. An. So. nat. 7, p. 261, No. 1, t. 11, ff. 9— 12, Mod. 57.

pusilla KOKM., 1838, Tert. Meeress. Norddcntschl., LEONH. & BKONN.S JHB., 1838, p. 384, t. 3, f. 20.
agglutinans I>'()RB., 1846, Buss. tart. Vienne, p. 238, t. 14, ff. 8 — 10.
> T. agglutinans vur. nodosaria PARK. A JONES, 1865, N. All. & Arct. Oc., Philos. transact. 155.

p. 371, t. 15, f. 25; t. 17, f. 80.
Firs Moduli. 12.
(JOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Ak. Ilandl. 19, 4, t. 5, ff. 133—13!).

Obs. Text, sagittnla forma bigencrina GOES ibid. p. 78, t. 5, ff. 159 — 160 inter Textu lariam
et Claviilinam medium tenet, (gtiare est u Bigener. nodosaria D ORB. soparanda.

TRRKIUI, 1880, Forani. Vatican; Atti Acead. Pontif. 33, p. 192, t. 2, f. 28.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 369, t. 44, ff. 14 — 18.

Hab. mare Qermanicum profund. metr. 180; Stoksund sinum norvegicuni metr. 150—180 rara (NORMAN), long.
1.6; ex mari earaibk'o mm. 2.60.

38 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FoRAMINIFEKA.

B. digitata I/ORB.

Tab. VII, figg. 324 — 343.

Arenacea, stadio larval i teretiusculo aut subcompresso, irregulariter bi-triseriali; aper-
tura semilunari, valvular!, aut tissura recta, interdum poro rotundato; cameris interdum
imperfecte subdivisis; ferrugiriea aut albida.

Vern. polystropha1, ex qua verosiiniliter originata, magis (|iiaii) Bigen. nodosariaj
et Text, aliis affinis. Noiuen triviale in "dlgitus" rectius cominutanduin. Clavulinae
co in in u ii i sa^pe valde similis.

Fig. 324: ext'inpliini typicum e Gullinaren sinu Bahusia1.

Figg. 325 — 331: oriticia formis variis.

Fig. 332: sectio transversa, cameram subdivisam pra'bens.

Fig. 333: exeinplum sta,dii prinii.

Fig. 334: apertura ejusdeni.

Figg. 335 — 336: sectioned traiisversa- ejusdeni IV-serialihus segnu'iitis.

Fig. 337: exeinplum tenue, stadio iininaturo magis reducto.

Fig. 338: sectio longitudirialis stadii iminaturi.

Fig. 339: sectio longitudinalis stadii inaturi, seginentoruni trabeculis rudiinentariis.

Figg. 340 — 341 : sectiones transversa-', stadiorutu juvenalimn structuram subdivisain
exhibentes.

Bigenerina (Oemmulina) digitata D'OKH., 182ti, Tiib. Meth. An. Sc. nat. 7. |>. 262, No. 4, Mod. 58. (CIUM

forma ancturum nou sat congmens).

BRAUV, 1864, Hhiz. Shetland., Trans. Lin. Sue. 24, p. 468, t. 48, f. 8.
PARK & JONKS, 1865, For. N. Atl. & Arct. (><•., I'liil. Transfirt. Ifto, p. 371, t. 17, f. 81.
PARKER, JONKS, BRADY, 1865, Noinenclat. Fornm., A. M. Nat. Hist. (3) 16, p. 28, t. 2, f. 61.
BRADY, 1883, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 370, t. 44, ff. 19 — 24.

Hab. ad et extra oras Bahusise Sueciiv uietr. 40 — 350 sat fruquens; nee nou in siimbiis Norvc^iir nsn|iin ad profund.
metr. 360; loiifj;. 2 — 2.5 mm.

SPIROPLECTA EHKENB. ^

8. blforillis PARK. & JONKS.

Tab. Vll, figg. 308 312.

Arenacea, compressa, linearis, lingua-forrais aut subulata, margirie obtuso; interdum
valde attenuata, angusta, spira 3 — 4 loculari, sttpe abrupta, etiain obsoleta, Gaudryina-
filiform! BERTHELIN similis; ferruginea. Spiroplecta prajlonga WRIGHT, 1885, Cretac.
For. Keady Hill; Proc. Belfast Nat, Field Club, Append. 1885— -8H, p. 329, t. 27, f. 3,
nostne fonnac valde propinqua,

Figg. 308 — 309: forma tenuis, e Gullmaren sinu Bahusia-, profund. metr. 124.

Fig. 310: forma latior, eodem e loco.

Fig. 311: e . Jacobshavn, Groerilandia-, profund. metr. 52.

Fig. 312: e Storfjord Spetsbergia?, profund. metr. 180.

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADKMIKNN HANDLINOAR. BAND 25. N:<> 9. 3ft

T. agglutinans var. biformis PARK & JONKS, 1805, North. Atl. & Arot. Oc., Philos. Transact. 155, p. 370,

t. 15, ff. 23—24.
T. biformis HKADY. 1878, Ketie. & Radiol. Rhkop. North. Pol. Exped. 1875 — 1876; A. M. Nat. Hist. (5) 1,

p. 430, t. 20, f. 8; 1884; Challeng. Hep. 9, p. 376, t. 45, ff. 25—27.

Hab. In Giillmureii ainu Bahusia> inetr. 150 (C'. Ai'HiviLLilis, A. WIREN); extra Helsingborg metr. 30; ad flroen-
landiaia (OfiERG), Spetsbergiara, raetr. 50 — 270 (S.MlTT & GOES). Long. mm. 0.40 — 0.70.

VALYULINA n'OM.

V. COnica PARK & JONES.

Tab. VIII, figg. 342—352.

Plus minusve elevate conica, basi orbiculari aut ovali, segmentis ainplectentibus,
triserialibus; apertura minima, rima suturali aut juxtasiiturali, interdum duplicate (rimulis
binis plus minusve sepositis); ferrugiriea, affixa, tapete e gramilis arena1 minimis con-
structa cireumdata.

Fig. 342: minutn.

Fig. 343: fades oralis cum rimis duabus.

& iu7

Fig. 344: magis elata.

Fig. 345: facies oralis ejusdem elliptioa, apertura minima.

Fig. 346: minus elata.

Fig. 347: angustior.

Fig. 348: sectio transversa.

Fig. 349: longitudine secta.

Fig. 350: f'acies oralis ejusdern.

Fig. 351: facies oralis alius, orbicularis, pro apertura rimulis duabus sepositis.

Fig. 352: Facies spiralis.

V. triaugularis PARK & JONES, 1857, For. Coast, of Nonv., A. M. Nat. Hist. (2) 19, p. 295, t. 11, ff. 15—16.
var. conica, PARK & JONES, 1805, North. Atlant. & Aret. Oc., Philos. Transact. 155, p. 406,

t. 15, f. 27.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. 9, p. 392, t. 49, ff. 15- 16.

Halj. extra oras Sueciee otoideutales, profund. melr. 90 — 500 passim; in sinubus Norregite profundis sat frequens;
mm. l.ao alta.

V. fllSCa WILLIAMS.
Tab. VIII, fi<?sr. 353—355.

Explanato-convexa aut late conica, ceterum ut prsecedens, a qua vix specifice
distincta.

Fig. 353: facies spiralis.

Fig. 354: facies oralis.

Fig. 355: facies latero-iuarginalis.

40 AXEI, GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIKEHA.

Botalina fusca WILLIAMS, 1858, Kec. Forarnf. Or. Brit., p. 55, t. 5, ff. 114 — 115.
V. fiisca BKADY, 1884, Challeng. Hup. 9, p. 392, t. 49, ff. 18 — 14.

Hah. in Stoksund sinu Norvegico profund. inetr. 150 — 180 passim (NORMAX); diaiu. mm. l.so.

APPENDIX.

CLAVULINA I.

€. rniminmis n'

Stadio immature teretiusculo aut subcornpresso, segmentis plus miiiusve regulariter
triserialihus; segrnentis stadii nodosarini aliquando in colluin breve productis; apertura
plerumque semilunari, valvata; cinerea, aut albida, struct ura stepe magis ralearea quam
silicea.

Genus Olavulina* retineo, quia origo ejus a Valvulina incerta.

Clavulina communis D'OKB., 1826, Tab. method., Au. Sc. nat. 7, p. 208, No. 4.

184C, Bass. tert. Vicnne, p. 190, t. 12, ff. 1—2.

Frite mod. 10.
Verneuilina communia PARK & JONES, BKADY, 1866, Crag. For., Pahuogr. SOP. 19, t. 3, f. 19.

VAN DEN BROKCK, 1876, For. Barlmdoes, Ann. Soc. Belsf. mirroso. 2, p. 136,1. 3, f. 14.
Clavulina communis BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Kep. 9, p. 394, t. 48, ft'. 1—8.

Hah. mare Atlantipum extra Hispaniam profund. metr. 1,500 (J. LINDAHL).

forma1 affines:

1. Attenuate, suhla^vis, stadio inunaturo teretiusculo aut paullum cornpresso, in-

terduru valde reducto sa?pe biscriali, apci'tura porata rare valvulata; albida.
Interduin a Big. digitata D'()KB. vix distinguenda.

C. ISBVigata GOES, Tali. VIII, figK. 356—367.

Figg. 356 — 357: exempla duo e inari Caraibico.
Fig. 358: longitudine secta.
Figg. 359 — 367: faciei orales.

BRADY, Challeng. Rep. 9, t. 48, ff. 9—12.

OOES, Retio. Rhizop. Oarib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 1882, 19, No. 4, 1.. 5, f. 102 — 164.

Hab. mare Caraibieum profund. inetr. 800 rara. Longitmlo mm. l.r>o— 2. 50.

2. Siliceo-arenacea, cylindrica, interduin subcouica aut fusiformis brevis, stadio

irnrnaturo brevissimo indistinuto, apertur.a valvata aut forainine ininuto aut

poris sparsis minutissiinis institute, aliquando obsoleta; cameris interduin ru-

dimentis trabecularum obsolete subdivisis; plerumque ferruginea, aspera; su-
turis interduui obsolete scrobiculatis.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. XIO 9. 41

C. eocaena GUMB., Tab. vm, figg. see— 377.

Fig. 368: exemplum cylindricum angustum.

Fig. 369 — 371: aperturse formis variis.

Fig. 372: sectio transversa stadii nodosarini dissepimentorum rudimentis.

Fig. 373: apertura obsoleta.

Fig. 374: sectio transversa stadii imtnaturi.

Fig. 375: sectio longitudinalis.

Fig. 376: forma obconica.

Fig. 377: facies oralis ejusdem.

GiiMB., 1868, For. Nordalp. Eocan, K. Bny. Wiss. Akad. Abh. 10, 2, p. 601, t. 1, f. 2.
Valvulina triangularis v. eocsena GOES, 1881, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hand). 19, 4, p. 88, t. 11, ff.

401—403.

Hab. mare Caniibicum metr. 800 passim (GoEs).

C. parisiensis n'

Tab. VIII, figg. 378—386.

Stadio immaturo pyramidali trigono, apertura saepe protrusa, plerumque valvulata,
seruilunari aut poris instituta, praeterea ut in prsecedente ; stadio maturo interdura suturis
valde constrictis; grisea.

Fig. 378: exempluin ordinarium, e mari Caraibico.

Figg. 379 — 382: aperturae formis variis.

Fig. 383: sectio transversa stadii immaturi.

Fig. 384: valde attenuata var. humili BRADY se approxirnans; e mari Caraibico.

Figg. 385 — 386: facies orales aperturarn praebentes.

Clavulina parisiensis I/ORB., 1826, Tab. Meth., Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 268, No. 3; Mod. 66.

Text, triquetra Bigenerina GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sen; Sv. Vet. Ak. Handl. 19, 4, p. 85, t. 6,

ff. 185—186.
Cl. parisiensis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 395, t. 48, ff. 14—18.

Hab. mare Atlant. latitud. bor. 40°, long. Occident. 10°, profinul. mctr. 300 — 1,500 baud rara (LiNDAHL). Mare
Caraib. profund. metr. 500 (GOES), spiculis spongiorurn interdum immixtis; Long. mm. 3.

forma affinis:

Stadio immaturo biseriali, lanceolato, valde cotnpresso textularioideo; apertura serni-
lunari, valvulata, aut rirnula aut poris duplicatis aut foramine subrotundo
instituta; stadium larvale interdum valde abbreviatum; calcarea scabra.

Bigenerinte nodosariaa D'OKB. simillima. Ubi forma nostra recte locetur, incerti
sumus.

K. ST. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band. 25. N:o 9. 6

42 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFERA.

C. textularioidea n., Tab. vm, figK. 387—399.

Fig. 387: exempli magni facies lateralis.

Fig. 388: sectio lorigitudinalis ejusdem.

Figg. 389 — 390: facies marginalis exemplorum 2 minus adultorum.

Figg. 391 — 396: facies orales, aperturis formis variis.

Figg. 397 — 398: exempla 2, stadio immature valde reducto.

Fig. 399: sectio longitudinalis juveriis. Omnes e mari Caraibico.

Textularia sagittula forma Bigenerina GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hamll.

19, 4, p. 78, t. 5, ff. 159 — 160.

Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 300 frequens. Long. mm. 3 — 5; interdiiin p

C. Soldanii PARK. & JONES.

Tab. VIII, %£. 400-407.

Conica aut ovalis aut cylindrica, interdum valde angustata, stadio immaturo plus
minusve obliterate rare distincte evoluto, cameris septis radialibus divisis; apertura cribri-
f'ormis vel dendritica interdum semiluriaris valvata aut rima curvata instituta.

Nunc pulvere tenuissimo nunc grariulis crassioribus coristructa, plevumcjue calcarea.
Dissepta numero variantia, plerumque 10 — 16, alternum brevius; interdum pauciora (3 — 6).
Statura et forma valde variantes.

Fig. 400: forma cylindrica, stadio immaturo aperte clavulinseformi insignis.

Fig. 401 : sectio longitudinalis ejusdem.

Fig. 402: sectio transversa stadii immaturi.

Fig. 403: sectio transversa stadii maturi.

Fig. 404: facies oralis, apertura insolita.

Fig. 405: forrna tenuis rarissima.

Fig. 406: facies oralis apertura simplex valvata.

Fig. 407: sectio transversa segmenti stadii maturi tridivisi.

Lituola Soldanii PAKK & JONES, 1860, Rhizop. Mediterr., Quart. Journ. geol. Soc. 16, p. 307.
? Nodos. dubia I/ORB., 1826, Tnbl. Meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 252, No. 10.
Lituola Soldanii CARPENTER, 1862, Introduct., t. 6, fig. 43.

v. intermedia VAN DEN BROECK, 1876, For. Barbade; Ann. Soc. Belg. microsc. 2, p. 74,

t. 2, ff. 1, 3, 4, 6.

Haplostiche Soldanii BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 318, t. 32, ff. 12 — 18.

Valvul. triangularis v. polyphragma GOES, 1882, Ret. Jihizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Haudl. 19, 4,

p. 87, t. 11, ff. 390—400.

Hab. mare Caraibicum mt'tr. 300 — 500 vulgaris (GOES), usque ad mm. 7 alta. Ad Insulas Azores metr. 600
(Sinrrr & LJUNGMAN).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKAUKMIENS HANDL1NGAK. BAND 25. NIC) 9. 43

C. rudis COSTA.

I

Tab. VIII, figg. 408—412.

Cylindrica, ovate-cylindrica ant siiliglobularis, stadio immature) obsolete ad segmenta
1 — 2 redacto, segmento ultimo in colluin breve producto, apertura semilunari valvulata
instructo. Nuric subkuvis e pulvere teriuissimo agglutinata nunc sabulo scabra; nunc valida
mm. 6 — H, mine pygmaja 1 mrn. solum longa, Ituvigata Sagrinaj similis; valvula aper-
ture sa-pissime indistincta.

Fig. 408: exemplum ovoideum.

Fig. 409: facies oralis ejusdem.

Figg. 410 — 412: aperturae forma varia?.

Glandulina rudis COSTA, 1855, Murna tor/. Messina, Mem. Nap. 2, p. 142, t. 1, ff. 12 — 13.
Clavulina cylindrica v. HANTKKN 1875, For. Clavul. Szaboi Schicht., Jahrb. ungar. geol. Anstalt4, p. 18, t. l,f. 8.
KARREH 1877, Hochquell. Wasserleit., Abh. geol. Reichsanst. Osterreichs. 9, p 373, t. 16, f. 4.

GOES 1882, lletic. Rhizop. Carib Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 4, f. 77—81 (ad Uvigerinam dimor-

phain PARK & JONES Icevitatis causa relata, in fig. 81 est apertura neglecta).
C. cylindrica BRADY 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 396, t. 48, f. 32—38.
Clav. rudis FORNASINI, 1893, For. Messin.. R. Accad. Sc. Instil. Bologna (5) 3, t. 1, ff. 13 — 14.

Hab. mare Caraibieuin inetr. 300 vulgaris (GOES), ad Azores metr. 350 frequens (Sjirrr, LJUNGMAN).

CASSIDULINA ,,-OBB.

C. laevigata D'OKB.

Tab. VIII, figg. 418—420.

Lenticularis, plerumque valde compressa et marginata aut anguste caritiata, segmentis
utrinque 4 — 5, centro nunc nudo nunc involute, poris nunc obscuris nunc distinctis.

Cassidulina leevigata u'OiiB. 1826, Ann. S. Nat. 7, p. 282, No. 1, t. 15, if. 4, 5, Mod. 41.

WILLIAMS. 1858, Itec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 68, t. 6, ff. 141 — 142.

PARK. & JONES 1857, For. Coast of Norway., Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (2) 19, t. 11, ff. 17
—18; iidem 1865, North. All. & Arct. Oc.; Phil. Transact., 155, p. 377,
t. 15, ff. 1—4.

BRADY 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 428, t. 54, ff. 1—3, t. 15, ff. 1—3.
C. punctata Hss. 1849, Neue For. Osterr.; Wien Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 376, t. 48, f. 4.
C. sicula SEG. 1862, Rhizop. Catau ; Accad. Gioenia Atti (2) 18, p. 27, t. 1, f. 7 (separ.)
C. pulchella I/ORB. 1839, For. Amer. merid, p. 57, t. 8, ff. 1 — 3.
C. leevigata BRADY, PARK., JONES 1887, Abrohlos Bank Trans, zool. Soc. Loud. 12, 7, p. 221. t. 43, f. 11.

Hab. extra litora occidentalia Sveciae et Norvegiae profund. inetr. 70 — 180; nee non ad Spetsbergiam et Groenlan-
diam metr. 180 — 500, haud rara. Diam. mm. 0.65.

C. crassa D'OKB.

Tab. VIII, figg. 421—422.

Disciformis, margine obtuso rotundato, segmentis plus minusque inflatis utrinque
4 — 5, centro sajpe involute; a pracedente non sat distincta.

44 AXEL GOES, AKCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFEKA.

Fig. 421: facies lateralis.
Fig. 422: facies marginalis.

C. crassa D'ORB. 1839, For. Arner. raerid. 5, p. 56, t. 7, ff. 18 — 20; 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 213, t. 21,

ft'. 42—43.

C. obtusa WILL. 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 60, t. 6, ff. 143—144.
C. Isevigata v. crassa PARK. & JONES 1865, North All. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 377, t. 15,

ff. 5—7, t. 17, f. 64.

? C. Margareta KARR. 1877, Hoctiqu. Wasserleit., Abh. geol. Reichsanst. Osterr. 9, p. 386, t. 16, f. 52.
C. orassa BRADY 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 429, t. 54, ff. 4—5.

Hab. mare Germanicura profund. metr. 180 rara; pygmsea mm. 0.28.

C. Bradyi NOKMAN.

Tab. VIII, figg. 423—426.

Sublituiformis aut ovalis, plus rainusve compressa, segmentis primis helicostegicis
aut seini-helicostegicis sicuti in praecederitibus dispositis, ceteris oblique stichostegicis bi-
serialiter interse alternatis.

Fig. 423: facies lateralis.

Fig. 424: facies marginis convexi.

Fig. 425: facies oralis exempli e mari Germanico.

Fig. 426: latior, ex Osterfjord Norvegia;.

(NORMAN M. S.) BRADY 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 431, t. 54, ff. 6—10.

GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Caribb. Sea, Sv. Kgl. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 4, figg. Ill — 113 (magis inflata).

Hab. in mari Germanico metr. 180; Osterfjord, Norvegise metr. 180--360 rara; long. mm. 0,30 — 0,42 (NORMAN).

*»
forma affinis:

stcnostegica, numero segmentorum plus quani duplo inajore, Tab. VIII, fig. 427.

Hab. cum prsecedente rara, long. 0.42 mm.

APPENDIX.

„ -I tft*, EHRENBERGINA v. KEUSS.

E. serrata Rss.

Tab. VIII, figg. 428—430.

Subtriangularis aut late ovalis aut rhomboidea, subcompressa, biconvexa; aut tequi-
lateraliter subtrigono pyramidalis; arigulo segmentorum externo in spinam producto; seg-
mentis primis mine subhelicostegicis vel potius faciem oralem ("ventralem") versus incli-
natis, nunc testa tota stichostegica.

Formas trigonas a compressis disjungere non proprium est. Variat margine interne
segmentorum spinis instructo, ut facies oralis ("ventralis") series spinarum binas exhibeat.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIEN.S HANDLINGAU. BAND 25. X:O 9. 45

Fig. 428: facies dorsalis s. lateralis convexa.
Fig. 429: facies "ventralis" aperturam praibens.
Fig. 430: apex cum apertura.

Ehrenbergina serrata Ilss., 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 377, t. 48, f. 7.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. 9, p. 434, t. 55, ff. 2 — 7 (trigoua, spinosa).

GOES, 1882, Ketic. Rhizop. Car. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 6, ff. 183 — 184 (trigona, pro Verneulina

spinosa Rss tune habita).

Hab. extra Azores insulas prufund. metr. 400 passim (Sum, LJUNGMAN). Long. mm. 0.50 — 0.55.

BULIMINA ,,'OHB.
B. pyrula D'ORB.

Ovoidea aut ellipsoidea plus iniriusve inflata, anfractu ultimo prascedentes fere obve-
lante, ut arifractus 1 — 2 solura appareant; vitrea, tenuissima; a scquente non specifice
limitanda.

Bulimina pyrula I/ORB, 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 184, t. 11, ff. 9 — 10 (minuta, inflnta).
? B. caudigera D'ORB., 1826, Tab. method., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 270, No. 16, Mod. No. 68 (magis angustata).
B. auriculata, turgida BAIL., 1850, Microsc. exam, of soundings, Smitsonian contributions 2, 3, p. 12, figg. 25 — 31.
B. pyrula BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 399, t. 50, ff. 7—10.

Hab. cum sequente prase rtim in maribus arcticis profund. metr. 300—530 minus frequens.

forma affinis: Statura et forma praecedentis nunc lata nuric angustata, segmentis nunc
lente riunc raptim incresceritibus, quo formic varias sint natae, anfrac-
tibus apparentibus 3 — 4 — 5.

B. ellipsoides COSTA, Tab. vin, «gg. 431—436.

Figg. 431 — 434: exempla duo cum facie orali utriusque, e mari Bahusise.
Fig. 435: major, subcylindrica, e mari Groeularidico, profund. metr. 340.
Fig. 43(i: angusta e sinubus Norvegicis, profund. metr. 100 — 150.

COSTA, 1854: Pnlasont. Nap. 2, p. 265, t, 15, f. 9.

Bui. pupoides var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 4, ff. 86—87.

Bui. Presli var. pyrula PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. a. Arc. Oc., Philos. Trans. 155, p. 372, t. 15,

ff. 8 — 9 (in prrecedeutem vergens).

Bui. tenera Rss., 1867, Steinsitlz Ablag. Wieliczka, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Her., 55, p. 94, t. 4, ff. 11--12.
Bui. ovata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 400, t. 50, f. 13.
Bui. doliolum, ovoides TERQ.U., 1886, For. & Ostrac. d'lslande; Bull. Soc. zool. France, 1886,

pp. 333, 334, t. 11, ff. 17 — 18, 20.
B. socialis BORNEH., 1855, Septar. Thou Hermsdorf, Zeitschr. dent. geol. Gesellsuh. 7, p. 342. t. 16, f. 10.

Ab his non sat distincta:

B. ovata D'ORB, 1846, Bass tert. Vienne, p. 185, t. 11, ff. 13 — 14.

B. ovata, propinqua STACHE, 1865, Novara fteise, geol. Th. 1, pp. 266, 267, t. 24, ff. 14, 16.

B. affinis D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 105, t. 2, ff. 25—26.

B. pupoides var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl., 19, 4, t. 4, ff. 84 -85.

B. affinis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 400, t. 50, f. 14.

? B. ovulum ALTH., 1850, Umgeb. Lemberg., Haid. nat. hist. Abh. 3, p. 264, t. 13, f. 18.

Hab. in sinubus Sveciae occidentals, Norvegiae, Greenland! re, profund. metr. 130 - 300 sat frequens.
Long. mm. 1 — 1.80.

46 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEKA.

B. marginata D'

Tab. IX, figg. 439—444.

Ovata margine segmentorum inforo serrato ant spinoso, arifractilms visibililms 5 — 7.

Bui. pupoides v. spinulosa WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 62, t. 5, f. 128,
et B. aculeata BKAUY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 406, t. 51, ff. 7 — 9 nori sat distingvendaj;
forma; intermedia; stupe occurrunt.

Figg. 439 — 444: exempla tria cum facie orali cujusque.

Bui. marginata D'OHB., 1826, Tab. meth. Ann. Sc. nut. 7, p. 269, No. 4, t. 12, ff. 10-12.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans, zool. Soc. Loncl. 12, 7, p. 220, t. 43, ff. 7, 10.
Bui. pupoides v. marginata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. (ir. Brit., p. 62, t. 5, ft'. 126 — 127.
Bui. marginata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Itep. 9, p. 405, t. 51, ff. 3—5.
Bui. acanthia COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 335, t. 13, ff. 35—36.

Hab. ad oras Sveciae orcidentales (etiam in fn;to), Norvegiae et ad Spetsbergiam profund. inetr. 50 — 270 sat
frequens. Long. ram. 0.60 — 0.80.

B. Sllbteres BRADY.

Tab. IX, figg. 445—453.

Elongate aut abbreviate ovalis, anfractibus 2 — 3 in spiram plus minusve regula-
riter retortam dispositis, apertura rima umbilicali aut juxta-umbilicali in margine seg-
meriti infero, rare summo segrnento propinqua, instituta; Itevissima, interdum paullum
compressa.

A Robertina arctica D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 203, t. 21, ft'. 37 — 38
non distingvenda, quare nomen Bui. arctica Bui. "subtereti" sit praeferendum.

A Bui. elegantissirna D'ORB., 1839, For. Arner. mend., p. 51, t. 7, ft'. 13 — 14;
WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 04, t, 5, ft. 134—135; BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep.,
p. 402, t. 50, ft. 20 — 22, nisi anfractu hujus ultimo multo longiore segmentisque angusti-
oribus et situ aperturse medio segmento ultimo distincta. Inter formam utrarnque medium
tenet B. elegantissima GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhiz. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand!. 19, 4,
p. 66, t. 4, ff. 88, 89, 95—98.

Bulimina imperatrix KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 58, p. 176,
t. 4, f. 11, est inter B. pupoidem et B. subteretem notis ambarum prifdita.

Figg. 445, 447: exemplum paullum compressum e mari Spetsbergico.

Fig. 446: surnmum segmentum ultimum ejusdem.

Figg. 448 — 449: e mari Norvegico.

Figg. 450 — 452: c. apertura subapicali e mari Groenlatidico.

Fig. 453: subcompressa (= Robertina arctica D'ORB.) e mari Spetsbergico.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 47

Bul. subteres BRADY, 1881, Osterr. Ung. Nordpol. Exped., Wien. Ak. DkSohr. 43, p. 101; Qv. Journ.

Microsc. Sc. 21 (n. s.), p. 55; WRIGHT, 1880, Ree. For. South. Donegal,
Proc. Belf. Nat. field Club, Append. 1880—81, t. 8, ff. 2, 2 a.
BRADY, 1884, Chnll. Hep. 9, p. 403, t. 50, ff. 17—18.

B. elegantissima BRADY, 1878, Retic. & Rnd. Rhiz. Northpol. Exp., A. M. N. (5) 1, p. 430, t. 21, f. 12.

B. Presli v. elegantissima I'ARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Philos. Transact. 155, p. 374, t. 15,

ft'. 12—17.

B. Parkeri TKRUU., 1886, For. & Ost. d'Islande, Bull. Soe. Zool. France 1886, p. 334, t. 11, f. 19.

Hab. mare Spetsbergiae, Groenlandiic, Norvegiie metr. 60 — 350 passim, nee non ad Bahusiam rara. Long. mm.

0.50 — 0.80.

forma affinis:

late ovoidea, abreviata, subinflata, anfractibus 2 — 3, apcrtura ut in typica, saepe

altera extraumbilicali suturali; forsan megasphterica typi.
Forma a Robertina austriaca v. REUSS (1849, Neue For. Osterr. Wien. Ak. DkSchr.

1, p. 375, t. 47, f. 15), paullum discrepans, structura tamen huic propinqua.
l>. brevi D'ORB. (1839, For. Craie bl. Paris; Mem. Soc. geol. France 4, p. 41, t. 4.

ff. 13 — 14) etiam affinis.

B. Normani n. Tab. ix, figg. 437—438.

Hab. in siiuibus Norvegicis profund. metr. 100 — 150 rara (NORMAN). Long. mm. 0.50 — O.C5.

B. COnvoluta WILLIAMS.

Ovate auricularis, compressa aut subcompressa, segrnentis primis stibhelicoideis, ceteris
irregulariter bi-triserialibus, suturis sa>pe limbatis.

Cassidulinis, pra-sertim C. Bradyi NORMAN quam Bulirninis rnagis propinqua.

B. pupoides var. convoluta WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 63, t. 5, ff. 132 — 133 (tig. vix eorrecta).
B. convoluta BRADY, 1884, Cball. Rep. 9, p. 409, t. 113, f. 6.

Hab. in simibus Norvegicis ut Stoksund et extra Sartoroe melr. 70 — 200 paucas collegit Rev. NORMAN; pygmsea,
long. 0.50 — O.GO mm.

** Virgulina.

V. squamosa D'ORB.

Tab. IX, figg. 454—456, 460.

Producta, anguste lanceolata, compressa aut subcompressa, segmentis in series binas
regulariter dispositis, nunc productis angustis, septisque obliqvatis, nunc paullo brevioribus,
septisque magis transversis, saepissime non inflatis.

In luce transeunte saepe quasi sabulosa, riebulosa.

Figg. 454 — 455: exernpla e mari Caraibico, var. Schreibersianae approxirnantia;
«: facies apicalis segmenti ultimi.

Figg. 456, 460: e sinubus Norvegite; a: surnrnum segmentum utrumque ultimum.

Virgulina squamosa D'ORB., 1826, Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 267, No. 1, Mod. 64; ROEMKH, 1838, Nordd. Meeres-

sand., LEONH. & BRONNS, Jhb. 1838, p. 386, f. 39
Virg. punctata D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 139, t. 1, ff. 35 — 36.
Bul. compressa BAILEY, 1850, Microscop. exam, of soundings, Smithson. Coiitribut. 2, art. 3, p. 12, ff. 35—37.

48 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEKA.

? Virg. tegulata v. REUSS., 1840, Bohm. Kreide 1, p. 40, t. 13, f. 81.

Bui. Presli var. (Virg.) squamosa PARK. & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arot. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 375,

t. 15, f. 19.
Bui. squamosa GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 67, t. 4, ft'. 99

— 100, 106 — 107.
Virg. squamosa BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 415, t. 52, f. 9.

Obs. Boliv. textilarioides v. Rss. (1862, Norrd. Hils. & Gault., Wien. Aknd. Sitz Ber. 46, p. 81, t. 10, f. 1) et
Boliv. elongata v. KARR. (1878, For. Luzon, Bolet. Map. geol. Espafi. 7, 2, p. 23, t. F, f. 8) non

sat distinctae, nisi magis complanatae paulloque latiores.

Hab. in sinubus Norvegicis profund. metr. 180 — 530 passim. Long. mm. 0.60 — 1.15.

formaa propinqua?:

1. septis plus minusve transversis, segmentis brevioribus, plus minusve inflatis ut

inargo paulluin qvasi lobatus stupe videatur; poris panels sparsis majoribus
praecipue securidura suturas congregatis.

A Boliv. (Textularia) laevigata WILLIAMS, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 77, f. 168,
segmentis inflatis distincta. Haec Bol. tegulatse Rss. 1850, Kreidernerg. Lem-
berg, Haid. Abh. 4, 1, p. 45, t. 4, f. 12 valde propinqua.

A Boliv. textilarioides Rss. suturis magis transversis discrepans, nee nori seg-
mentis inflatis; secundum Gel. Dom. BALKWITT & WRIGHT (Roy. Ir. Ac. Sc.
28, p. 334) eadern ac Bol. laevigata WILLIAMS; ilia "textilarioides" tamen
suturis magis obliquatis, segmentis plus productis ovalibusque Virg. sqna-
mosae D'ORB. magis propinqua.

V. ObSClira GOES, Tab. IX, figg. 457—458.

Fig. 457 — 458 exempla e mari Germanico profund. metr. 180; a: summum segmen-
tum ultimum utruraque cum apertura.

Boliv. textilarioides BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 419, t. 52, ff. 23?, 24—25, ab hoc non vere distincta.

Virg. texturata BRADY, ibid., p. 415, t. 52, f. 6.

B. squamosa var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand]. 19, 4, t. 4, ff. 105, 108.

Hab. sinus Norvegicos profund. metr. 500 (Rcvnd. NORMAN), mare Germanicum prot'nnd. metr. 180 rara,
pyg'maea mm. 0.45 longa.

2. segmentis plus minusve irregulariter dispositis, structura Bulirninis propriis se

proximante; praeterea ut in typica. Juvenes Bulirninis veris stepe similes,
forsan ut "Bui. ovata" D'ORB. iriterdum relatas.

V. Schreibersiana CZJZEK, Tab. ix, figg. 459, 451—472.

Fig. 459: exemplum minutum e mari Norvegico.
Fig. 461: subteres, e Gullrnaren Bahusia3.

Fig. 462: Bui. affini D'ORB. similis, juvenis, a: summum segmentum cum aper-
tura, ex eodem loco.
Fig. 463: magis angusta, ex eodem loco.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDL1NGAR. BAND 25. \:O 9. 49

Fig. 464 > BulirnitUB vers* similis, e rnari Norvegico.

Fig. 465: e Gullinaren sinu; apertura dilatata; a: fades apicalis.

Figg. 466 — 67: exemplum a latere utroque visurn; a: facies apicalis.

Fig. 468: exemplum minus.

Figg. 469 — 470: facies lateralis et rnargiualis alitis, oniuia e inari Spetsbergico.

Figg. 471 — 472: facies lateralis et margirialis alius, e drullmareti Bahusiee.

Virgul. Schreibersiana CBJZEK, 1847, For. Wien. Beck., Hnid. nut. Al>li. 2, p. 147, t. 13, ff. 18—21.
Bui. marginata ft attenuata PARK. & JONKS, For. Coast Norw., A. M. N. Hist. (2) 19, t. 11, f. 35.
Bui. Presli v. (Virg.) Schreibersii PARK. & JONES, 18C5, N. All. & A ret. Oe.; Pliilos. Trans. 155,

p. 375, tt. 15, 17, ff. 18, 72—73.

Bui. pupoides v. compressa WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 63, t. 5, f. 131.
Virg. schreibersiana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. 9, p. 414, t. 52, ff. 1—3.

Bui. squamosa var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhi/,. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet, Akad. Hamll. 19, 4, p. G7, t. 4, ff. 101, 106.
Virg. afflnia Schreibersi SCIIWAG, 1883, Libysche Wiiste, Puleontogra])hica 30, p. 112, t. 4, f. 11.

Obs. Bui. pupoides var. fusiformis WILLIAMS. Reo. For. Or. Brit., p. 63, t, 5, f. 129 ad var.
Schreibersianam forsan referenda; specimina a Dom. Jos. WRIGHT e mari Irlandico benigne
coinmunicata huic qvidem valde propinqua.

Hab. ad oras Svecise, Norvegine, Spetsbergine profund. nietr. 40 — 890 hand inl'requens; long. mm. 0.84 et ultra.

3. brevior, crassior, saepe subovalis, segmentis plus rniriusve iriflatis, prirnis in se-
riem quasi seinihelieoideam soepe dispositis, ceteris nunc magis oblique nunc
rnagis transverse dispositis, testa in luce transeunte stvpe nenuloaa.

V. SUbsquaillOSa EGGER, Tab. IX, figg. 473—474.

Fig. 473: facies margirialis.

Fig. 474: facies lateralis concava.

EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenb., LEONH. & BRONNS Jhb. 1857, p. 295, t. 12, f. 19 — 21.

Virg. tenuis SEG., 1862, Rhi/.op. Catania., Accad. Gioen. Atti (2) 18, (Sep.) p. 28, t. 2, f. 2.

BRAUY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 415, tab. 52, ff. 7, 8, 11.

Hab. in sinu Gullinaren profund. metr. 150 rara (AtRiviLLius & WIREN); minnta mm. 0.50 longa.
*** Bolivina.

B. punctata D'OBB.

Tab. IX, figg. 475 — 480.

Lanceolata aut sublinearis, plerurncjue compressa, regulariter textularioidea. Poris
nunc obscuris, nunc distinctis; a B. squarnosa nisi segmentis angustioribus, crebrioribus
et poratione plerumque magis exquisita non distincta; interdum minus compressa.

Fig. 475: angusta Virgulinasforrnis e sinu Coda.no; a: facies apicalis.

Figg. 476 — 77: latiores, e mari Atlantico extra Azores insulas, profund. metr. 540.

Fig. 478: in Virg. squamosam vergens, e mari Bahusiae; poratione obsoleta;
a: facies apicalis.

Fig. 480: forma eadem, e mari Spetsbergensi ; a: facies apicalis.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 7

50 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Bolivina punctata D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Am. mer. For., p. (51, t. 8, ff. 10 — 12.
Boliv. antiqua D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 240, t. 14, ft'. 11 — 13.

» » KGGER (ex parte), 1857, Mioc. Ortenb., LEONII. & BHONNS, Jlib. 1857, p. 294, t. 12, f. 26.

Boliv. catanensis SEC., 1862, Rhizop. foss. Catania, Accad Gioenin Alti (2) 18 (Sep.), p. 29, t. 2, f. 3.
Boliv. punctata BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetl., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 468, t. 48, f. 9.

? Boliv. elongata v. HANTK., 1875, C'lavul. Sznboi Sch., Mittheil. Jhb. K. Ungar. geol. Anstalt 4, p. 65, t. 7, f. 14.
Boliv. punctata MOB., 1880, For. Maurit., p. 94, t. 9, ff. 9 --10.

» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 417. t. 52, ff. 18—19.

Hab. ad oras occidentnles Sveciae, Norvegias nee non Spetsbergise profund. metr. 150 — 270 passim; long;.
0.30 — 0.90 mm.

formae affines:

1. paullum dilatata, costis tenuibus sparsis longitudinalibus paucis:

B. senariensis COSTA.

Brizalina aenariensis COSTA, 1854, Palteont. Nap. 2, p. 297, t. 15, f. 1.

Bui. punctata GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 4, ff. 114—115.

Boliv. amariensis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 423, t. 53, ff. 10—11.

» » BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Transact. Zool. Soc. 12, 7, p. 221,

t. 43, ff. 2, 4, 5.

2. dilatata, subtriangularis, anceps laneeolata, segmentis plerumque angustioribus.

B. dilatata Rss, Tab. IX, figg. 482—86.

Fig. 482: exeinplum e sinu Bergonsium Norvegite.

Fig. 483: facies oralis ejusdem.

Fig. 484: e Rasvaag Norvegia\

Fig. 485: facies inarginalis ejusdem.

Fig. 486: e sinu Skagerack.

v. REUSS, 1849, Ncue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 381, t. 48, f. 15.
Text, variabilis v. spathulata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. fir. Brit., p. 76, t. 6, ff. 164 — 165.
GOES, 1862, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 4, ff. 124—126.
HRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 418, t. 52, ff. 20—21.

Obs. Boliv. robusta BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 421, t. 53, ff. 7 — 9 ab hac notis specificis non
sat distincta. Vide descriptionem auctoris, ubi uota characteristica nulla est relata. Specimina
originalia a Rev. NORMAN benigne tradita nullum specificurn exhibent.

Hab. cum forma typica passim.

B. difforillis WILLIAMS.

Triangnlaris compressa, dilatata, sograentis paullnm inflatis angulo externo in acumen
producto, quare margo serratus.

Textularia variabilis var. difformis WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit.., p. 77, t. 6, ff. 166—167.
Bolivina pygmsea BRADY, (1881) 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 421, t. 53, ff. 5, 6.

Hab. in sinu Osterfjord Norvegire, profund. melr. 178 — 360 (NORMAN). Long. mm. 0.25 — 0.30.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 51

B. plicata (D'OKB.) BKADY.

Tub. IX, figg. 487—488.

Modice cornprcssa, suturis irregulariter sinuate-inn pri'ssis, iinpolita, scabra quasi are-
nacea, in luce transcunte obsolete areolata aut undato-irregulariter interrupte subcostata;
poris non sat distinctis; linea snturali inediana plerumque impressa, apertura lamina per-
forata aut lingva interdum semiocclusa.

Fig. 487: facies lateralis, cum impressionibus suturalibus.

Fig. 488: facies oralis.

D'OHB., 1839, For. Amer. merid.. p. 62, t. 8, ff. 4 — 7.

BRADY, 1870, For. Brack. Water., An. Mag. Nut. H. (4) 6, p. 302, t. 12, f. 7.

Hab. in Bukkeljord Norvegia; profund. mctr. 180 — 260 (NoKMAN). Long. 0.42.

UVIGERINA D'OHB.
U. pygmaea D'ORB.

Tab. IX, figg. 496—501.

Ovalis aut subcylindrica, tcretiuscula, scgmentis triserialibus plus minusve inflatis
omnibus aut aliqvot costatis aut lineatis; interdum fere Ituvis costis valde obsoletis, a U.
canariensi D'ORB. baud multum divcrsa.

Figg. 496 — 97: cylindrica, U. ten ui strata v. REUSS.

Figg. 498—501: typicae.

U. pygmsea D'()RB., 1826, Tab. method, An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 269, t. 12, ff. 8, 9, Mod. 67.

GOES, 1882, Ret, Rhizop Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p 59, t. 4, ff. 68—70

(ubi vide Synoiiymiain).

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p/575, t. 74, ff. 11 — 14.
BRADY, PAKK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 45, f. 1.

Obs. Uv. tonuistriata Rss., 1870, For. Pietzpuhl, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 62, p. 485; v. SCHLICHT Foramf-
Pietzpuhl, t. 22, ff. 34 — 36; BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 574, t. 74, ff. 4 — 7; cylindrica, elongata,
striata, non sat distincta.

Hab. ad oras occidentales Scandinavise profund. metr. 20 — 90 sat frequens. Long. 1 ram. circiter.

U. angulosa WILL.

Tab. IX, figg. 502—509.

Triquetra plus minusve costata aut Luvis; a varietate triquetra U. canariensis
difficile distingvenda.

Figg. 502 — 507: lasves c. faciebus oralibus.

Fig. 508: costulata.

Fig. 509: facies oralis ojusdem.

52 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOHAMINIFERA.

U. angulosa WILLIAMS, 1858, Kec. For. Or. Brit., p. 67, t. 5, f. 140.

BRADY, 1884, Chull. Rep. 9, p. 576, t. 74, ff. 15—18.
Synonymiam vide GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 10, No. 4, p. 60.

Hal), ad oras occidentales Seandinaviae pnesertim Norvegicis profund. nietr. 20 — 530 sat frequens nee non ad
Spetsbergiam et Oroenlandiaiii passim profund. metr. usque ad 1,600; minor, long. 0.50 — 0.70 ratu.

* Sagrina.

S. diinorpha PARK. & JONES.

Tab. IX, figg. 510—511.

Subcompressa, sublinearis, suturis SEope undulate impressis aut foveis instruetis,
collo aperturae brevissimo sublimbato; interdum areolata, quasi arenacea.
Fig. 510: facies lateralis.
Fig. 511: facies oralis.

Uvig. (Sagr.) dimorpha PARK. & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 420, t. 18, f. 18.
Sagr. dimorpha BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 582, t. 76, ff. 1—3.

Hab. in sinubus Norvegicis, ut Bukken, Osterfjord etc. profund. inetr. 260 — 350 passim (NORMAN), pygmaa, 0.38 mm.

APPENDIX.
U. canariensis D'

Tab. IX, figg. 489—493.

Lsevis, nitida ovata aut elavate fusiforrnis, obtuse trigona, segmentis plerumque tri-
serialibus plus minusve inflatis.
Fig. 489: minus tumida.
Fig. 490: facies oralis.
Fig. 491: forma tumida.
Fig. 492: facies oralis.

Uv. Canariensis D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 138, t. 1, ff. 25—27.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 573, t. 74, ff. 1—3.

? U. nodosa var. ft D'ORB., 1826, Tab. method., A. Sc. nat. 7, p. 269, N:o 3.
U. proboscidea SCHWAG., 1866, For. Kar.-Nikob., Novara Reise geol. Th. 2, p. 250, t. 7, f. 96.

Hah. ad Azores insulas profund. metr. 530 sat frequens (SiuiTT, LJUNGMAN); 1 mm. longa circiter.

Variat minus inflata, triangularis, pri»terea ut typica. Tab. IX, fig. 493.
Hab. cum typica passim.

U. Auberiana D'

Tab. IX, figg. 494 — 495.

Impolite, scabra aut spinosa, segmentis interdum subbiserialibus.
Forma pruecedenti similis, stupe nisi superficie scabra et statura minore diversa.
Fig. 494: facies lateralis.
Fig. 495: facies oralis.

KOXGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLING AR. BAND 25. X:O 9. 53

U. Auberiana D'()RB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 10(5, t. 2, ff. 23—24 (pygraaea).

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Caril). Sea; Sv. Vet. A kail. Handl. 19, N:o 4, p. 60, t. 4, ff. 71—74

(pygm;ca, spinis sparsis aut deficientibus).

U. asperula KRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 578, t. 75, ff. 6 — 7 (spinosa).

» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Loud. 12, 7, t. 45, ff. 4—5.

?U. farinosa v. HKEN, 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Sch. (separ.), p. 62, t. 7, f. 6 (spinis destitute).
U. gracilis REUSS., 1851, Sept. Thon, Berlin, Xeitschr. cl. geol. Ges. 3, p. 77, t. 5, f. 39 (spinosa).

Obs. Uv. asperula et Orbignyana CZJZEK, 1847, For. Wien. Beck., Haid. nat. wiss. Abh. 2, p. 146, t. 13,
ff. 14 — 17, U. pygmeae magis propinqune videntur.

Hab. cum praecedente ad insulas Azores (SMirr & LJUNGMAN), 0.50 — 0.70 ram.

CHILOSTOMELLA v.

Ch. ovoidea v. Rss.

Tab. IX. figg. 512—516.

Hyaliria, ovata, ellipsoidea aut subcylindrica, segrnerito ultimo, tres-quatuor partes
penultimi aut plus obvelante, sutura riunc subhorizontali nunc valde obliquata faciem abo-
ralem versus declinante; poris rninutis creberrimis, majoribus sparsis interrnixtis (his tamen
interduin deficientibus); dispositio segiuentoruin fere "biloculina".

Figg. 512 — 513: exemplurn sutura fare trarisversa.

Fig. 514: longitudine secta.

Figg. 515 — 516: f'acies orales.

REUSS., 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 380, t. 48, f. 12.

Ch. Czjzeki REUSS., ibid., t. 48, f. 13.

Ch. cylindroides REUSS., 1851, Septar. Thon Berl. Zeitsclir. deut. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 80, t. 6, f. 43.

tenuis BORNEM., 1855, Septar. Tb. Hermsdorf., ibid. 7, p. 343, t. 17, f. 1, 2.
1870, v. SCHLICHT, t. 25, ff. 17—22, 25—48.

Ch. cylindrica v. HKN, For. Clavul. Szaboi Sch. (separ.) p. 63, t. 7, f. 7.

Ch. ovoidea BRADY, 1879, Notes on Ret. Rhizop., Qu. Journ. raicrosc. Sc. (n. ser.) 19, p. 280, t. 8, ff. 11—12.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 436, t. 55, ff. 12—23.

Hab. in Osterfjord Norvegise profund. metr. 180 — 350 (NORMAN). Long. mm. O.so — 0.80.

ALLOMORPHINA v.

A. trigona v. REUSS.

Tab. IX, tigg. 517—519.

Subtrigona aut trilobata, cordiformis compressa aut subcompressa; dispositio segmen-
toruin "triloculina", ceterum ut in praecedente; apertura rirna lateralis, umbilicalis, sutu-
ralis inter ultiinum et penultimurn aut inter ultimum et antepenultimuin segrnentuin
instituta. Genus iiurnerito a Chilostomella disjunctum.

Fig. 517: facies laterals, aboralis, anfractu antepenultirno vix obvelato.

Fig. 518: facies lateralis, oralis.

Fig. 519: facies marginalis.

54 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEK A.

v. Rss., 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 380, t. 48, f. 14.

BRADY, 1879, Notes on Ret. Khizop., Qu. Journ. micr. Sc. (n. ser.) 19, p. 281, t. 8, ff. 13 — 14.

1884, Chall. Rep., p. 438, t. 55, ff. 24—26.

All. cretacea v. Rss, 1850, Kreidern. Lcmberg., Haid. tiiiturw. Abh. 4, p. 42, t. 4, f. 6.
Fics' Mod. 74.

Hab. ad Spetsbergiam in Redbay profund. metr. 20 inveuit unicam (i. NORDENSKIOLD. Long. O.so mm.

POLYMORPHINA I/OKB.

P. lactea WALK. & JAC.
Late ovalis aut suborbicularis, cornpressa aut subcompressa. segmeiitis corispicuis 3 — 4.

Serpula lactea WALK. & JAC., 1798 (KANMACHER), Adams' Essays, Kd. 11, t. 24, f. 4.
Globulina irregularis, ueqvalis D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tort. Vienne, p. 227, t. 13, ft'. 9 12.

inflata Rss, 1851, Septar. Thou. Berlin, Zeitsehr. deutseh. geol. Ges. 3, p. 81, t. 6, f. 45.
Guttulina turgida Rss, 1855. Tert. Schicht. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 246, t. 6,

ff. 66 (a vur. gibba D'ORB. hand iiiultum diversa).

Polym. globosa (v. Munst.), ROEM., 1838, Nordd. tert. Meerassand, Leonh. u. Brouns Jlib. 1838, p. 386, t. 3, f. 32.
Globul. amygdaloides Rss, 1851, Sept. Thon. Berlin, Zeitschr. deut. geol. (iesellsch. 3, p. 82, t. 6, f. 47.
» subalpina GUMB., 1868, Nordalpin. Eociin., K. Bay. Ak. Wisscnsch. Abh. 10, 2, p. 646, t. 2, f. 80.
globosa Rss, 1846, Bohm. Kreidc. 1, p. 40, t. 13, f. 82; 1861, Kreidetuff Maestricli., Wien. Ak.

Sitz. Ber. 44, p. 318, t. 3, f. 3.

Polym. Munsteri v. HANTKEN, 1875. Clavul. Szab6i Sch., Separ., p. 61, t. 7, f. 16.
Glob. Romeri REUSS, 1855, Tert. Sc-h. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 18, p. 245, t. 6, f. 63.
Guttul. diluta BORNEM., 1860, For. Magdeburg, Zeitschr. deutseh. geol. Gesellsch. 12, p. 160, t. 6, f. 11.
Polym. ovulum REUSS, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. ISer. 18. p. 250, t. 8, f. 83.
gravis KARR., 1870, Kreidef. Leitzendorf., Jhb. K. K. geol. Keichsanst. Osterr. 20, p. 181, t. 11, f. 12.
» Munsteri REUSS, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 18, p. 249, t. 8, f. 80

(in P. compressam D'ORB. vergens).

Guttul. Baibliana GUMB., 1869, Cassian. u. Raibl. Sch., K. K. geol. Ileielisanst. Osterr. 19, p. 182, t. 6, f. 31.
» mutabilis COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 275, t. 18. if. 1 — 3 (in var. acntain ROEM. vergens).

deformata REUSS, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 18, p. 245, t. 6, f. 64.
? » gravida v. compressa TERQ., For. & Ostrac. de I'lslande, Bull. Soc. Zool. Frs. 1886, p. 334, t. 11, f. 21.
Glob, insequalis Rss, 1849, Neue Foramf. Osterreichs, Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 377, t. 48, f. 9.
Polym. (Guttulina) communis u'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 266, t. 12, ff. 1—4, Mod. 62.
Guttul. communis D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 224, t. 13, ff. 6—8.
Polym. communis BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorph., Transact. Lin. Soe. 27, p. 224, t. 39, f. 10.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 568, t. 72, f. 19.
Glob, depauperata Rss, 1867, Steinsaltz. Wicliczka, Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 55, p. 89, t. 3, f. 9 (inter compressam

& communem).

Polym. communis ROEM., 1838, Leonh. u. Bronns. Jhb. 1838, p. 385, t. 3, f. 29.

Guttul. cretacea ALTH., Umgeb. Lemberg., Haid. naturw. Abh. 3, 2, p. 262, t. 13, f. 14 (in var. problema vergens).
» Rss, Kreidemerg. Lemberg., Haid. iiiitunv. Abhandl. 4, l, p. 44, t. 4, f. 10, t. 13, f. 14 (in

var. problema D'ORB. vergens).

» semiplana Rss, 1851, Sept. v. Berlin., Zeitschr deutseh. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 82, t. 6, f. 48.
» nssurata, obliqvata STACHE, 1864, Tert. Merg. d. Whaingaroa Hafens, Novara Reise geol. Theil 1,

p. 263, t. 24, ff. 10 — 11.
Polym. lactea BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1870, Gen. Polymorph., Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 213, t. 39, f. 1.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 559, t/71, f. 11.
amygdaloides BRADY, ibid., p. 560, t. 71, f. 13.
» problema v. deltoidea v. HANTK., For. Clav. Szab. Sch. (Separ.), p. 591, t. 8, f. 3.

lactea WILLIAMS., 1858, Rec. For. gr. Brit, p. 71, t. 6, f. 147.
» » var. communis WILLIAMS., 1858, ibid., p. 72, t. 6, ff. 153 — 155.

Obs. Polym. lactea var. oblonga WILL., est varietas distincta.

Hab. in sinubus Bahusine et Norvegise profund. metr. 60 — 120 minus frequens.

KONGL. 8V. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 55

* forma aulostoma:

Polym. lactea var. tubulosa PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. All. & Arct., Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 362,

t. 13, f. 52.

** nulls:

Polym. ampla KARR., 1870, Kreidef. Leitzerdorf., Jhb. K. K. geol. Reichsanst. Osterreich. 20, p. 181,

t. 11, f. 13.

format affines:

1. globosa aut late lacrymapformis, aut inflate lenticularis, segmentis apparentibus
3 — 6, a typica non distincta:

P. gibfta D'ORB., Tab. IX, figg. 520— 52C.

Figg. 520 — 521: forma gibba D'()RB. fere typica.

Fig. 522: forma "avlostoma" ejusdern.

Figg. 523 — 524: in "communem" n'ORB. vergens.

Figg. 525 — 526: magis lenticularis.

Globul. gibba D'ORB., 182G, Tab. nieth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 266, No. 20; 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne,

p. 227, t. 13, ff. 13—14.
Polym. lactea PARK. & JONES, 1864, North. Atl. and Aret. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 359, t. 13,

ff. 45 — 40.

Glob, amplectens Rss, 1851, Septar. Thon. Berl., Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 81, t. 6, f. 44,
Polym. gibba var. orbicularis KARR., Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 174, t. 4, f. 8.
Glob, subgibba OUMB., 1868, Nordalp. Eocan, Ahb. K. Bayer. Akad. Wissensch. 10, 2. p. 645, t. 2, f. 79.
» tubulifera, amplectens BORNEM., 1860, For. Magdeburg, Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 12,

p. 160, t. 6, ff. 10, 12.
» lacryma Rss, 1845, BOhra. Kreidef. 1, p. 40. t. 12, f. 6; t. 13, f. 83.

Ami., 1850, Umgeb. Leraberg, Haid. naturwissensch. Abh. 3, 2, p. 263, t. 13, f. 16.

Hab, in sinubus Bahusire ct Norvegire profund. inetr. 60 — 120 passim; forma subcompressa frequentior.

* forma avlostoma:

Glob, tubulosa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 228, t. 13, ff. 15 — 16.

Polym. orbignii BR., PARK. & JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorphina, Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 244, t. 13, f. 38.
gibba BRADY,- 1883, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 562, t. 73, f. 16.

» WRIGHT, 1885, Proc. Belfast nat. Field Club 1884—85, Append, t. 26, f. 11.

**

rugosa, spinosa aut, tuberculata:

Glob, rugosa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 229, t. 13, ff. 19 — 20.

Polym. leprosa Rss, 1867, Stcinsaltz abl. AVieliczka, Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 55, p. 89, t. 4, f. 3.

Glob, asperula GiJMB., 1868, Nordalp. Eocan, K. Bay. Ak. Wiss. Abh. 10, p. 646, t. 2, f. 81.

Polym. horrida KARR., 1877, Ilochqu. Wasserleit, Abh. geol. Reichsanst. Osterr. 9, p. 385, t. 16, f. 46.

Glob, spinosa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 230, t. 13, ff. 23 — 24.

Polym. » BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. For., Transact. R. Irish Ac. Sc. 28, p. 347, t. 12, f. 27.

Glob, punctata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 229, t. 13, ff. 17 — 18.

? Polym. foveolata Rss, 1867, Steinsaltzablag. Wieliczka, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 90, f. 2 (Polym.

sequali D'ORB. par).
Polym. asperula KARR., 1877, Hochqu. Wasserleit, Abh. geol. Reichsanst. 9, p. 385, t. 16, f. 47

(formic typicre proximans).

hirsuta BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1870, Gen. Polymorph., Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 243, t. 42, f. 37.
Glob, tuberculata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 230, t. 13, ff. 21—22.
Polym. BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1870, Gen. Polymorph., Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 242, t. 41, f.35.

56 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEHA.

2. magis producta, ovalis, fusiformis, subcylindrica aut pyriformis, teres aut sub-

coin pressa, segmentis apparentibus circiter 3 — 5.
A Pyrulina gutta D'()RB. vix distincta.

P. aCUta ROEMER. Tab. IX, figg. 527—528, Tab. X, figg. 537-538.

Figg. 527 — 528: P- sororia v. REOSS, e mari Spetsbergico.

Figg. 537 — 538: products ovalis subcornpressa, e mari Newfoundlandico.

Globulina acuta ROEMER, 1838, Tert. Meeress, LEONH. u. BRONNS .Jhb. 1838, t. 3, f. 30.

Polym. clavata ROEMER, ibid., t. 3, f. 38.

Glob, acuta v. RECSS, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Dentschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 245, t. C, f. 62.

Polym. longicollis KARR., 1870, Kreidef. Leit/enrlorf., Jhb. K. geol. Reichsaiist. Osterr. 20, p. 181,

t. 11, f. 11.
Glob, guttula Rss, 1851, Sept. Thon. Berl., Zeitsehr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsoh. 3, p. 82, t. C, f. 40.

» minuta Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSohr. 1, p. 377, t. 48, f. 8.
Polym. oblonga, minuta ROEM., 1838, Nordd. tert. Meeress., LBONH. u. BRONNS .(lib. 1838, p. 380,

t. 3, ff. 34—35.

Guttul. deplanata Rss, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. raittl. Dentschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 240, t. 0, f. 07.
Globul. lacryma Rss, 1850, Kreidem. Lemberg, Haid. nat. Abh. 4, p. 43, t. 4, f. 9.
Polym. amygdaloides Rss, 1855, Tert. Schioht. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18,

p. 250, t. 8, f. 84 (in P. compressam verg.)
» sororia Rss, 1803, Septar. Thon. Offenb., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 48, p. 57, t. 7, ff. 72—74.

Rss, For. Crag. d'Anvers, Bull. Ac. Belg. (2) 15, p. 151, t. 2, ff. 25—20.
Globul. minima BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thon. Hennsdort', Zeitsehr. dentsch. geol. Gcsellsch. 7, p. 344,

t. 17, f. 3.
Guttul. austriaca n'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 223, t. 12, ff. 23—25 (ad P. problcma a

BRADY relata).

? Glob, prisca Rss, 1862, Nordd. Hils u. Gault, Wien, Ak. Sitz. Ber. 40, p. 79, t. 9, f. 8.
Polym. liassica STRICKL., 1846, Qvart. Journ. geol. Soc. 2, p. 30, f. a.

Polym. similis Rss, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. raittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 249, t. 7, f. 79.
? Polym. amotma KARR., 1877, Hochqu. Wasserl., Abh. K. geol. Reichsanst. Osterr. 9, p. 385, t. 1C,

f. 45 (in Pol. lanceolatam Rss transiens).
Polym. lactea, sororia, sororia v. cuspidata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 559, 562, 563, t. 71,

ff. 14—19, t. 72, f. 4.
a Polym. fusiformis ROEM. et Globul. porrecta REUSS, Westphal. Kreid., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 40,

p. 230, t. 12, f. 4, non sat. distincta.

Hab. ad oras Newfoundlandiae, Spetsbergiae profund. metr. 80 — 130 passim.

* avlostoma:

Globul. horrida Rss, 1846, Bohm. Kreid. 2, p. 110, t. 43, f. 14; Kreidem. Lemberg, Haid. nat. Abh. 4,

p. 43, t. 4, f. 8.

Avlostomella pediculus ALTH., 1849, Umgeb. Lemberg, Haid. nat. Abh. 3, p. 264, t. 13, f. 17.
Polym. sororia BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 562, t. 73, f. 15.

3. subcompressa aut teres, segmentis magis inflatis, extra apparentibus 5 — 7; a

typica non distingvenda.

P. profolema D

Guttulina problema D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 266, No. 14, Mod. 61; 1846,

Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 224, t. 12, ff. 26—28.
Polymorph. crassatina (v. MUNST.), spicseformis ROEM., 1838, Nordd. tert. Meeressarid, LEONH. u.

BKONNS Jhb. 1838. p. 385, t. 3, ff. 30—31.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDL1NGAR. BAND 25. N:<> 9. 57

Polym. problema BRADY, PARK., JONRS, 1870, Gen. Polymorpli., Trans. Lin. Soo. 27, p. 225, t. 39, f. 11 ;

Crag, tovamf. Pal. Soo. 19, t. 1, I'. 04; BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep., p. 508,

t. 72, f. 20, t. 73, f. 1.
Polym. problema, uvula EGG., 1857, Mioo. Ortenburg, LKONH. u. BRONNS .Ihb. 1857, p. 285, t. 10,

ff. 23—29.
Gutt. rotundata, problema Rss, 1804, Oberoligoeiin, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Her. 50, p. 409, t. 3, f. 4,

p. 470 t. 5, f. 5

» pusilla STACIIE, 1865, Whaingaroa Haf., Novara Reise geol. Th. 1, p. 204, t. 24. f. 12.
Polym. acuminata v. HANTK., 1875, For. Clav. Szaboi Sch., p. 60, t. 8, f. 4.
Glob, discreta Kss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 378, t. 48, f. 10.
? Gutt. vitrea u'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 133, t. 3, ff. 1—3 (sede iucerta).

Hab. o. prsecedente rara.

* rudis:

Glob, caribsea D'()HB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 135, t. 2, ff. 7 — 8.

P. rotundata BOKNEM.

Tab. IX, figg. 529—534.

Ovalis aut pyriformis, teres aut subcompressa, segment! a apparentibus 4 — 8 irregu-
lariter dispositis.

Variat: subcylindrica, segmento adultarum ultimo margine spinis armato, Nodosarias
armataj REUSS sirailis.

Figg. 529 — 530: e Korsfjord, Norvegise.

Fig. 531: altera ex eodein loco paullum compressa.

Fig. 532: fades marginalis ejusdein.

Figg. 533 — 534: var. armata, e fretu Koster insularum.

Guttul. rotundata BORNEMANN, 1865, Septar. Tbon. Hermsdorf, /eitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 346,

t. 18, f. 3.
Guttul. fracta, Globul. dimorpha, incurva, globosa, obtusa MOKNKM., ibid., p. 344 — 346, t. 17, ff. 4 — 0,

t. 18, ff. 1—2.

Polym. rotundata Rss, 1870, v. SCHLICHT, For. Pietzpuhl., t. 20, ff. 13—15, t. 28, ff. 1—5, t. 30, ff. 33—40.
turgida Rss, v. SCHLICHT, ibid., t. 28, ff. 0—10, t. 29, ff. 1-5.
tenera KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej; Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 58, p. 174, t. 4, f. 9.
rotundata BR., PARK. & JONES, 1870, Genus Polyrnorph., Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 234, t. 40,

f. 19, a— c.

gigas KARR., 1877, Hochquell. \Vasserleit., Abh. geol. Reiehsanst. Osterr. 9, p. 384, t. 10, f. 44.
rotundata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 570, t. 73, ff. 5—8.

Ab hac non sat distincta:
Polym. oblonga D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 332, t. 12, ff. 29—31; BRADY, 1884. Chall. Rep., p.

569, t. 73, ff. 2—4.

Polym. uvseformis Rss, 1855, Kreidemerg. Mecklenb., Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 289, t. 11, f. 5
? Polym. Soldanii D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 265, No. 12.
? Polym. subdepressa Rss, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Akad. S.Ber. 18, p. 249,

t. 8, f. 81.

Polym. leopolitanse Rss, 1850, Kreidemerg. Lemberg, Haid. naturw. Abh. 4, p. 44, t. 4, f. 11.
? Polym. rudis Rss, 1861, Kreidetuff. Maastrich., Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 44, p. 319, t. 3, ff. 5—8.

Hab. in sinubiis Bahusipe et Norvegiae profund. metr. 90 — 360 passim.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Hancll. Baud 25. N:o 9. 8

58 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMIXIFEHA.

P. illllillStn KOGEH.
Tab. X, figg. 535 — 536.

Subcylindrica aut elongate ovata,, teres aut subteres, segmentis apparentibus 4 — 6.
A Polyrn. lactea var. acuta ROEM., cujus forma pygrna>a, non sat distincta.

Glob, angusta EOGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg, LEONH. & BRONNS Jhb. 1857, p. 290, t. 13, ff. 13 — 15.
Polym. fusiformis (ex parte) BRAD., PARK., JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorph., Trans. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 219.
angusta BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 563, t. 72, ff. 1 — 3.

Hab. mare Spetsbergicmn profund. raetr. 30 rara; pygnitea, long. mm. 0,eo.

P. compressa D'

Tab. X, figg. 539—553.

Plus minusve compressa, late aut elongate ovalis, segmentis irregulariter biserialibus
apparentibus 5 — 8, plerumque non inflatis, suturis va,lde obliquis aut magis transversis.
Valde varians segmentis interdurn inflatis, a Polymorph. ancipite PHIL, et complanata
D'ORB. difficulter distincta; in Polym. lacteam s;epe mergens.

Figg. 539 — 544: formae variae e mari Norvegico.

Figg. 545 — 546: e sirui Codano.

Figg. 547 — 549: e mari Norvegico.

Figg. 550 — 551: e mari Spetsbergico.

Figg. 552 — 553: e mari Atlantico extra Azores insulas.

Polym. compressa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 233, t. 12, ff. 32 — 34 (valde elongata).

? Polym. tuberosa D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 265, No. 6.

Polym. lactea WILL., 1858, Brit. Rec. For., p. 70, t. 6, ff. 145—146.

? Polym. racemosa TER<JU., 1886, For. etc-, de 1'Islande, Bull. Soc. Xool. Fr. 1886, p. 335, t. 11, f. 22.

Polym. pygmeea SCHWAG., 1863, Jurass. Sch., Wiirtemberg natwiss. Jahrb. 21, p. 138, t. 7, f. 8.

» . lactea var. compressa PARK. & JONES, 1865, North Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 361,

t. 13, ff. 47, 49, 51.
compressa BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorph., Trans. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 227, t. 40, f. 12 a — f

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 565, 't. 72, ff. 9 — 11.

lingva ROEM., 1838, Nordd. tert. Meeress., Leonh. & Bronn Jhb., p. 385, t. 3, f. 25.
Globul. discreta, Guttul. robusta Rss, 1864, Oberoligocan, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 50, pp. 468, 470, t. 3,

ff. 3, 5—7.

Polym. sacculus, incavata STACHE, 1865, Novara Reise geol. Th. 1, 2, p. 259, 260, t. 24, ff. 6 — 7.
? Guttulina elliptica REUSS, 1845, Bohm. Kreidef. 2, p. 110, t. 24, f. 55.

Polym. Schwageri KARR., 1877, Hochqiiell. Wasserleit, Abh. geol. Reichsanst. Osterr. 9, p. 384, t. 1C, f. 43.
Polym. Zeuschneri Rss, 1867, Steinsaltzablag. Wieliczka, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 90, t. 4, f. 1.
compressa BRADY, PARK. & JONES, Crag. For. 19, t. 1, ff. 54, 65, 77 (segmentis transversis).
subrombica Rss, 1861, Griinsand Newjersey, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 44, p. 339, t. 7, f. 3 (latior.)
insignia PHIL., REUSS. 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 248,

t. 7, ff. 74—76.

dispar STACHE, 1865, Nov. Reise geol. Th. 1, 2, p. 261, t. 24, f. 8 (lata).

» Humboldti BORNEM., 1855, Septar. Thon. Hennsd., Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 347, t. 18,

ff. 7— 8 (lata).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDUNGAK. BAND 25. N:o 9. 59

Ab his non sat distiricta:

Polym. Burdigalensis D'ORB., 1826, Tab. iiietli., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 265, No. 2, Mod. 29.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1870, Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 224, t. 39, f. 9.

* avlostoma:

Polym. lactea v. flstulosa WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 72, t. 6, f. 150.

Orbignii (ex part<0 RHADY, PARK. & JONES, 1870, Gen. Polymorph., Trans. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 244

t. 42, f. 38 (I.

Hab. in sinubus Biiliusiie et Norvegia;, nee non Spetsbergise profund. metr. 50 — 180 passim.

P. Thouini D'OHB.

Tab. X, figg. 557—558.

Fusifbnnis, compressa aut subi'ompressn, segmentis apparentibus 5 — 10, irregula-
riter alternantibus, suturis plus minusve oblique dispositis.

Polym. Thouini D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth. Ann. Sc. tint. 7, p. 265, No. 8, Mod. 23 (anguste subcylindrica

segmentis paucis).

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1870, Oenus Polymorphic, Trans. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 232, t. 40, f. 17
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 567, t. 72, f. 18.

Hab. ad oras Nowaja Scinjla profund. metr. 25 rara (TuEEL et STUXBEKG). Long. mm. 2,45.

APPENDIX.
P. irregularis D'OKB.

Tab. X, figg. 554—556.

Ovalis aut subf'usiformis, segmentis irregularitcr dispositis, iriflatis, externe apparen-
tibus 4 — 7 — 8, plus minusve striatis; a P. lactea v. problemate nisi striis non diversa.
Fig. 554: summa deorsurn versa.

Polymorph. irregularis D'ORB., 1839, For. Cnbn, p. 137, t. 2, ff. 12—13.

P. regina BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorph.; Transact. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 241, t. 41, f. 32; BRADY,

1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 571, t. 73, ff. 11 — 13.
P. semicostata MARSS., 1877, Riigen. Schreibkr., Greifswald. Mittheil. nat. Verein d. Vorpommeru, 1877 — 78,

p. 150, t. 2, f. 19.
? P. australis (D'ORB.) BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1870, Genus Polymorph., Trans. Lin. Soc. 27, p. 239, t. 41, f. 27.

Hab. ad Azores ins. profund. metr. 100 rara (SMrrr & LJUNGMAN).

NODOSARINA (LAMCK.) PAKK. & JONES.

* Cristellaria D'OKB.

C. rotulata LMK.

Tab. X, figg. 559 — 578.

Helicostegica, nautiloidea, lenticttlaris, marginata, carinata aut carinato-alata, riunc
umbonata, nunc urnbonibus distinctis destituta. Nomen "cultrata" est inepturn, quia
forma fere qu;uque suam formam alatam sive cultratam habet. Forma compressa plerurnque
"cultrata" stupeque magis polystegica, in Crist, reniformem n'ORB. transiens.

Multitudine nominum gravata.

60 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMIN1FEKA.

Figg. 559 — 562: exernpla minuta e mari Azorico; in articulatam v. REUSS ver-
ge ntia.

Figg. 563 — 564: oxemplurn magis polystegicuin e freto Koster insularuin profund.
metr. 150.

Figg. 565 — 566: anguste carinata (inomata, austriaca D'ORB.) e mari Azorico,
profund. inetr. 230—500.

Figg. 567 — 568: valida, umbone applanato (Beyrichi BORNEMANN, declivis Rss.) e
mari Spetsbergico profund. inetr. 400.

Figg. 569 — 570: e Skagerrack profund. inetr. 270, carinato-"cultrata".

Figg. 571 — 572: e mari Azorico, profund. inetr. 500, cultrata (Rob. canariensis
D'ORB.)

Figg. 573 — 574: elatior; cultrata, e mari Caraibico profund. inetr. 540.

Figg. 575 — 576: magis compressa, cultrata, ad C. Josephinae Marise D'()RB. tendons,
e mari Norvegico profund. rnetr. 350.

Figg. 577 — 578: corapressa, cultrata, magis polystegica; umbone reducto, e mari
Azorico profund. metr. 300 — 500.

Lenticulites rotulata LMK., (1804) 1827, Tab. Encycl. Meth. Vers., t. 466, f. 5.

Nodos. calcar. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 3, ff. 55, 57—61 (cul-
trata et carinata).
Crist, rotulata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 547, t. 69, f. 13.

Hab. in fretis Koster insularum non frequens, in sinu Skagerack, in sinubus Norvegicis, in mari Spetsbergico,
mari Azorico etc. Diain. usque ad mm. 4,25.

formae affines:

1. lenticularis laevis, margine dentato-alato aut spinis paucis plus minusve elongatis
instructo.

C. calcar LIN.

Nautilus calcar LIN. (ex parte), 1758, Syst. Nat. 10, p. 709.

Naut. calcar var. or, -9, y., /.i FICHT. & MOLL, 1803, Test, microscop. pp. 71, 76, 79, t. 11, ff. a, b, c,

t. 12, ff. i, k, t. 13, ff. c, d, h, i.
Robulina radiata, pulchella, Isevigata, aculeata D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p.

288, 289, No. 7, 8, 9, 14.

Rob. calcar D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 99, t. 4, ff. 18—20.
Crist, calcar BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 551, t. 70, ff. 9—15.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 44, f. 14.
Nodosarina calcar GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 3, ff. 54—56.

Hab. ad Koster insulas profund. metr. 100, rara atque minuta.

APPENDIX.

2. margine rotundato vel obtuso interdum obtuso-carinato, segmentis paullum in-
flatis, umbone saepe vitreo; forma male distincta.

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADEMIENS HAXDLINGAR. BAND 25. NIO 9. 61

C. ai'tiClllata BRADY, Tab. X, figg. 579—582, ? 583— 584.

Figg. 579 — 580: e mari Azorico profund. inetr. 700.

Figg. 581 — 582: ex eodem rnari profund. metr. 180; in typicam vergens.
Figg. 583 — 584: e mari boreali Atlantico profund. inetr. 1750; minus typica (an Cr.
gibbosa D'ORB., Cr. obliqua v. Hagen.).

Crist, articulata BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 547, t. 69, ff. 10—12.

? Bob. articulata Rss, 1863, Sept. Thon. v. Offenbach, Wien. Ak. S.Ber. 48, p. 53, t. 5, f. 62; v.

SCHLICHT, 1870, tab. 17, ff. 5 — 12 (carinata).

Hab. ad Azores profund. metr. 180 — 700 (SMixr & LJUNGM.)

3. valde inflata su;pe cyrinata, segmentis panels, forsan raegasphaerica forma3 typicse.
C. CraSSa D'ORB., Tab. X, figg. 585—586.

Crist, crassa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 90, t. 4, ff. 1 — 3.

Bob. deformis Rss, 1851, Sept. Thon. Berlin, Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 70, t. 4, f. 30.

Crist, crassa BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Hep. 9, p. 549, t. 70, f. 1.

Hab. ad Azores profund. metr. 100 — 400 (SMixr & LJUNGMAN).

4. magis oblonga, interdum compressa et marginato-alata.
C. gibba D'ORB., Tab. X, figg. 587—592.

Figg. 587 — 588: fere typica (= C. nuda, spectabilis v. Rss).

Figg. 589 — 590: elatior; Rob. lata? Rss, Crist, reniformi D'ORB. C. Hantkeni

RHZEHAK proxima.
Figg. 591—592: valde alata; C. Josephinaj-Marias D'ORB., jC. osnabrtigensi v.

REUSS propinqua.

Crist, gibba D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 63, t. 7, ff. 20—21.

Crist, galeata v. REUSS, 1851, Septar. Thon. Berlin (ex parte), Zeitschr. deutscli. geol. Gesellsch. 3,

p. 66, t. 4, f. 20.

Proxiime sunt non sat distincta?:

Bob. princeps, Kubingii v. HANTK., 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 56, t. 6, ff. 7—8.

Crist, subcostata llss, 1855, Tert. Schicht. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 237,

t. 3, f. 43 (limbata).

? Nautilina puteolana COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, t. 27, f. 28.
Crist. Hantkeni RHZEHAK, 1885, Verh. Briinn. Nat. Forsch. Vereins 24, p. 100, t. 1, f. 8.

» Busseggeri, rostrata REUSS et aliae.

t gibba BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 546, t. 69, ff. 8—9.

Hab. mare Azoricnm profund. irietr. 1,400 (Slum1 & LJUNGM.); mare Spetsbergicum profund. metr. 450
(in C. rotulatam vergens).

62 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOUAMINIFERA.

C. variabilis v. Rss.

Tab. X, figg. 593—595.
Helico-stichostegica, plerumque compressa, caririata, apertura subtubulari ; ininuta.

Crist, variabilis v. REUSS, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 369, t. 46, ff. 15—16 (non sat typica).
» peregrina SCHWAG., 1866, Novara Exped. geol. Th. 2, p. 245, t. 7, f. 89.
» variabilis BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 541, t. 68, ff. 11—16.
» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 44, f. 12.

Hab. mare Azoricum metr. 230, SMITT & LJUNGM. Long. 0,70 mm.

C. crepidula FICHT. & MOLL.

Tab. XI, figg. 596—613.

Segmentis juvenilibus helicostegicis aut subhelicostegicis, reliquis oblique stegoste-
gicis; nunc obtuse inarginata, nunc carinato-alata.

Figg. 596 — 611: formac variai e mari Azorico.
Figg. 612 — 613: e man Atlantico boreali.

Naut. crepidula FICHT. & MOLL, 1803, Test, raicrosc., p. 107, t. 19, ff. g — i.

Crist. Schlonbachi, crepidula BRADY, 1884, For. Chull. Rep. 9, pp. 539, 542, t. 67, ff. 7, 17, 19, 20,

t. 68, ff. 1—2.
» crepidula WRIGHT, 1885, Chalk. Forara. Ready Hill, Proc. BelfastNat. Field Club 1884— 85, Append, t.27, f.4.

BALKW., MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway, Journ. micr. nat. Sc. 3, t. 4, f. 8.

» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 44, ff. 8, 9.

FORNASINI, 1890, Lagen. pliooen. Cataiizarese ; Mem. R. Accud. Sc. Instit. Bologna (4) 10,

t. 1, ff. 31—33.

Synonymiam ceterara vide GOES Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 43. Fornne aliqure inter

Nod. legumen var. glabram et lituum, p. 35 — 36 potius ad Nod. cre-
pidulam sunt adscribendae.
Valde varians, inter varietates diversas nulli fines delineari possunt.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale profund. metr. 1,750 rara; Spetsbergense metr. 180 rara; Azoricura metr. 530
sat frequens (SMITT, LJUNGMAN).

forraae aff'ines:

1. legurainoides, tota fere stichostegica, interduin valde angustata.
A Marg. Webbiana I/ORB, (ex parte) vix distincta.

C. complanata v. REUSS, Tab. xi, figg. 616—622.

Figg. 616—620: fonnae "leguminis".

Figg. 621 — 622: in C. cymboidera D'OKB., C. nurnmuliticam GUMB., C. insoli-
tam SCHWAG. vergens; omnes e mari Azorico profund. metr. 530.

C. complanata v. REUSS, 1846, Bohm. Kreideform. 1, p. 33, t. 13, f. 54.
? Crist, compressa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 86, t. 3, ff. 32 — 33.
Crist, perobliqua, incurvata v. RKUSS et pennulta nomina alia.
Vagin. legumen BRADY, 1884 (partim), Chall. Rep., t. 66, f. 13.

Obs. Crist, compressa BRADY, Chall. Rep. 9, t. 114, ff. 15 — 16 non txacte C. compressam
D'ORB. exhibet, sed potius C. reniformem I/ORB.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale profund. metr. 1,400 rara; mare Azoricum, sat frequens.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDI.INGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 63

2. carinata aut. carinato-alata, stadio juvenili spinis duabus pr.npdito marginalibus.

C. Spilligera BRADY, Tab. XI, ff. 614—615.

Vagin. spinigera BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 531, t. 67, ff. 13—14.

Hah. mare Atlant. boreale pro fund. metr. 1150 rara (Jos. LTNDAHL).

3. elongata, nunc recta nunc curvata, plus minusve complanata, interdum carinato-

ala-ta. A typica non sat distincta, aliquando ut varietas Crist, rotulata
aptius collocanda videtur; sa^pe megaspha>rica.

C. SUbai'CUatula MONTAG. Tab. XI, figg. 630—637.

Figg. 630 — 631: exeinplum e sinu Skagerack.

Figg. 632 — 633: e Soderfjord Norvegiaa, profund. metr. 450.

Figg. 634 — 635: e inari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 530.

Figg. 636 — 637: e mari extra Azores insulas, profund. metr. 500 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

Nautilus subarcuatulus MONTAG., 1808, Test. Brit. Supplem., p. 80, t. 19, f. 1 (limbata, minuta).
Crist, subarcuatula var. WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., t. 2, f. 62.

» calcar var. marginulinoides PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast Norway, An. Mag. Nat. Hist.

(2) 19, p. 269, t. 10, f. 1.

Margin, lituus PARK. & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arct. Oc.; Phil. Transact. 155, p. 343, t. 13, f. 14.
Crist, obtusata var. subalata BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 536. t. 66, ff. 24—25.

» elongata BRADY, 1887, Synops. Brit. Rec. For., Journ. Microsc. Soc. 1887, p. 911 (nomen a D'ORB.
pro aliis formis usitatnnt)-

Ol)s. Crist, obtusata v. RKUSS, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, Septar. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 11, ff. 16 — 18 ad
seriem Cristellariarnm tumidarHm pertiuet, a Crist, articulata v. REUSS et C. Hauerina n'ORB.
descendentiuin.

Hab. Skagerack profund. metr. 100: sinus Norvegicos profund. raetr. 90 — 450; mare Atlant. boreale
profund. metr. 530 passim; procera.

APPENDIX.

4. elongata, plus minusve angustata, tumidiuscula, interdum compressa, nunc cari-

nata, nunc margine obtuso aut rotundato, suturis sa;pe sublimbatis; aliquando
obsolete striolata. Stadium juvenile complete helichostegicurn, quod a Crist,
rotulata LMK. vix discerni possit.

C. Saulcyl D'ORB., Tab. XI, figg. 623—629.

Figg. 623 — 627: forma? plus minusve compressae.
Figg. 628 — 629: stadium juvenile, rnagis dilataturn.

Crist. Saulcyi D'ORB., 1839, For. Isles Canaries, p. 126, t. 3, ff. 7 — 9.

Huic maxime affinis:

Marginulina ensis v. Rss, 1846, Bohm. Kreideform. 1, p. 29, t. 12, ff. 13, t. 13, ff. 26— 27 et alia;.

Hab. mare Azoricum profund. metr. 530 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

64 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

4. brevis, inflata, pleruinque triquetra, oblique helicostegica, rarinato-margiriata,

spira brevissima,. Longitude et amplitude spira> valde varians; a Crist, italica
OEFR. difficillime limitanda.

C. navicula D'ORB., Tab. xi, figg. ess— 640.

Figg. 638: facies lateralis.

Figg. 639: facies marginalis sive dorsalis.

Figg. 640: facies spiralis sive ventralis.

Crist, navicula D'ORB., 1839, Craie bl. Paris, Mem. Soc. geol. Fr. 4, p. 27, t. 2, ff. 19—20.

triangularis d'ORB., ibid., p. 27, t. 2, ft'. 21 — 22.

? Naut. acutauricularis F. & M., 1803, Test, mior., p. 102, t. 18, ff. g— i (limbata).
Crist, arcuata n'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 87, t. 3, ff. 34 — 3G.
» italica D'ORB. (partim), Mod. 19.

» acutauricularis, latifrons BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, pp. 543, 544, t. 114, f. 17,
t. C8, f. 19, t. 113, f. 11.

Hab. mare Azoricum metr. 530 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

5. lineolata aut subcostata, saepe sernirmda, subliinbata, rnarginata, compressa aut

turnidiuscula, Marginul. rugoso-striatae GUMB. et Marg. tonsillari GC7MB.
propinqua.

;

C. elegantissima OOSTA, Tab. xi, «gg. 641—042.

Figg. 641, 641 b: facies lateralis.
Fig. 642: facies spiralis-marginalis.
Fig. 642 a: facies oralis.

Robulina elegantissima COSTA, 1854, Pal. Napoli 2, p. 198, t. 19, f. 4 (minus eompressa, subliinbata).
? Crist, bicostata DEECKK, 1884, Abh. geol. Spec. Kart. Elsass-Lothringen 4, p. 49, t. 2, f. 13 (valde

compressa, lirabata).

Hab. mare Azoricum profund. metr. 530. Long. m. 1,68.

6. statura prsecedentis, stadio maturo tereti aut subtrigono, costata aut striata,

interdurn carinata, apertura s*pe protrusa. Margin, costatae BATSCH quam
inaxime propinqua, forsan microsphsurica ejusdem.

C. Brady! GOES, Tab. XI, figg. 643—645 a.

Figg. 643, 645: facies lateralis.
Fig. 644: facies marginalis spiralis.
Fig. 645 a: facies oralis.

Marginulina costata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, t. 65, f. 11.
Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 830, rara. Long. mm. 1 — 1,25.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 65

** Vaginulina.

V. laevigata ROEM.

Tab. XI, figg. 646—655.

Tota stichostegica , segmentis sa^pe minus compressis, subteretibus aut stadio juvenili
solura compresso, stadio maturo teretiusculo.

Format tenues fere teretes a Nod. communi D'ORB. sive inornata D'()RB. vix limi-
tandaj. Conf. GOES, Ret, Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet, Akad. Hand!. 19, 4, t, 2, ff. 22, 25
secundum BRADY ad Nod. communera D'ORB. referenda?. Nodos. legumen v. Rss. Bohm.
Kreidef. ad hanc formam subcompressam pertinet.

Figg. 646 — 647: exempla in Marg. glabram vergentia, e rnari Oaraibico, stadio ju-
venili (a) cornpressiusculo, stadio maturo (b) subtereti.

Fig. 648: pygmasa, in C. crepidulam vergens.

Figg. 649 — 650: forma? pygmse*, omnes e rnari Caraibico profund. rnetr. 500.

Figg. 651 — 652: e mari Spetsbergioo profund. metr. 1,600.

Fig. 653: e fretis Koster insularurn profund. metr. 100.

Fig. 654: e mari extra Azores insulas profund. metr. 530.

Fig. 655: in sequentem vergens, ex eodem mari profund. metr. 180.

Vaginulina Isevigata ROEM., 1838, Norddeutsch. tert. Meeress; Leon. & Bronns Jhb. 1838, p. 383, t. 3, f. 11.
Nautilus legumen stesta rectn corapressa articulate liinc rnarginata, siplioue laterali*. LIN., 1758, Syst. Nat.

Ed. X, 1, p. 711 (etiam Vag. elegans D'ORB.).

Dental, legumen WILLIAMS, 1858, Reo. For. Gr. Brit., p. 22, t. 2, f. 45.
Vaginulina legumen BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 530, t. 66, ff. 14—15.

Hab. ad Koster insulas profund. metr. 100, rara, pygmsea; mare Spetsbergicum profund. metr. 1,600; ad Azores
insulas profund. metr. 500 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

forma1 affines:

1. tota teres aut subcompressa, angustata aut subinflata, suturis obliquis aut sub-
transversis. A typica nee a Marg. regulari D'ORB. nee a Nodos. Rcemeri
NEUGEBOREN sat distincta:

V. glabra D'ORB. Tab. XI, figg. 656-661.

Fig. 656: e mari Atlantico extra Azores insulas; profund metr. 80 — 150; a: facies

oralis.

Fig. 657: e sinu Bergensium Norvegicorum profund. metr. 100; a: facies oralis.
Fig. 658: e mari Bahusise extra Hallo insulam profund. metr. 45. Nod. Roeme.ri

proxima.
Fig. 659: fere typica (— Margin. Bertheloti D'ORB.; Marg. subbullata v. HKEN;

Marg. bullata Rss etc.) e mari Azorico profund. metr. 220; a: facies oralis.
Figg. 660 — 661: angustior, eodem ex loco.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 9

66 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Marginulina glabra D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. Meth., Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 259, No 6; Mod. 55.
Marg. Berthelotiana D'ORB., 1839, For. lies Canaries, p. 125, t. 1, ft'. 12 — 13.

» glabra BRADV, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 527, t. 65, ff. 5 — 6 (valtle incrassata).

» FORNASINI, 1890, Lagen. pliop. Catanzarese; Mem. R. Accad. So. Istit. Bologna (4) 10,

i. 1, ff. 26—30.
? Crist, irregularis v. HKEN, 1876, For. Clav. Szab. Sohirht. (sep.), p. 50, t. 14, f. 3 (compressa).

Hab. mare Atlant. boreale profund. metr. 1,200; sinus Norvegire profund. metr. 100; mare Buhusiae;
mare Azorioum profund. metr. 150 — 500 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

2. magis compressa mine angustata nunc valde dilatata:

V. l»il (I ('II ('II sis u'ORB. Tab. XII, figg. 602-663.

Fig. 662: e mari Atlantico boreali; a: facies oralis.

Fig. 663: minor, e sinu Bergensi Norvegisp; a: margo.

Vaginulina badenensis D'ORB, 1846, For. Bass. tert. Vienna, p. 65, t. 3, ff. 6—8.

NEUGEB., 1856, For. Stichosteg. Lnpugy, Wien. Akad. Dkschr. 12, 2, p. 98,

t. 5, ff. 7—9.

? Vag. marginata, caudata D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 258, N:is 7 — 8.
? Vag. denudata v. REUSS, 1862, Nordd. Mils u. Gault; Wien. Akad. S. Ber. 46, p. 45, t. 3, f. 4,

et multa nomina alia.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale profund. metr. 1,740 haud frequens, long. mm. 4—5; ad Grip Norvegiae

(LlLLJEBORG); long. mm. 2 3.

V. linearis MONTAGU.

Tab. XII, fig. 664.
Subteres vel paullum compressa, segmentis lineatis aut oostulatis; sa>pe scminuda.

Nautilus linearis MONTAG., 1808, Test. Brit. Supplem., p. 87, t. 30, f. 9.

Dental, legumen var. linearis WILLIAMS., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 22, t. 2, ft'. 46 — 48.

Vaginulina liuearis BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 532, t. 67, ff. 11—12.

Synonym, ceteram vide GOES, 1. c., p. 40.

A Nod. obliqua LIN. interdum difficillime distingvenda.

Hab. Skagerack prsesertin ad Koster inaulas metr. 50 — 180 passim. Long. mm. 5.

formse affines:

1. plus minusve costata, paullum aut vix compressa, suturis srepe irapressis.
Inter Marg. costatarn BATSCH et V. linearem MOXTAG. medium tenens a neutra
certe limitanda, veris notis differentialibus destituta:

V. StriatOCOStata v. REUSS, Tab. XII, fig. 665.

Fig. 665: facies lateralis et marginalia; a: facies oralis; e rnari Caraibico.

Marginulina striatocostata v. REUSS, Nordd. Hils u. Gault, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 46, p. 62, t. C,

f. 2 (pygmrea).
? Vaginulina sulcata COSTA, 1855, Mama terz. Messina; Mem. Ac. Sc. Napol. 2, p. 145, t. 2, f. 17 (costis

paucis).

Nodos. legumen var. linearis GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 2, f. 33.
Marginulina bononiensis FORNASINI, 1883, For. pliocen. Pontic. Savena; Boll. Soc. geol. Ital. 2, p. 187,

t. 2, f. 7.

Hab. mare Caraibieum profund. raetr. 500 rani (Goiss).

KONGL. 8V. VKT. AKAUEMIENS HANULINGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 67

2. srepe valde iricrassata, aliquando angustata, pleruraque paullum compressa, costis
paucis plus minusve elatis, interdum obliquatis. Forma angustata a typica
baud rnultum diversa.

V. COStata BATSOII, Tab. XII, fig. 666.

Fig. 666: exempluin angustum, e inari Atlaritico boreali; a: facies marginalia.

Nautilus costatus BATSCH, 1791, Conchyl. Seesands, t. 1, f. 1.

Marginulina Raphanus D'ORB., 1826, Tab. Mali.; Ann. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 258, t. 10, ff. 7—8; Mod. 6.

Marginulina costata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 528, t. 65, ff. 10, 12 — 13.

FORNASINI, 1893, For. Messin.; Mem. R. Accad. Sc. Istit. Bologna (5) 3, t.
2, f. 6.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale profuud. raetr. 1,740 raru (Jos. LINDAHL).

*** Nodosaria.

N. communis D'OEB.

In species male distinctas immerito divisa. Diversitas speciminum maxima fit:
1) magnitudine et constitutione segmenti embryonalis; quo maturius sive magis evolutum
sit hoc segrnentum, eo potius testa brevis segmentis paucis oritur; 2) segmentorum natura
intumescendi maturorum, quorum sutune constricts fiant; 3) incremento magnitudinis
segmentorum plus minusve rapido; 4) sept-is inclinatis (obliquis) aut horizontaliter dispo-
sitis, nota tainen vacillaris, septis segmentorum juvenilium obliquis, ceterisque transversis
et vice versa interdum occurrentibus.

Ex quo forma? creantur rnaxime discrepantes, specifice tamen nori distinctse.

Ut species deterrninandi modum auctorura vitiosum perspicue videas, quasdarn "spe-
cies" modo eorurn (id est notis vagantibus) desc'ribaruus.

1. Nod. farcimen SOLD, transversim septata, extenuata, sensim crassitudine incre-
scens, suturis modice constrictis, segmentis subinflatis; (forma modice increscens).

2. Nod. Boueana D'ORB. transversirn septata, extenuata fere linearis, suturis vix
aut paullum constrictis, segmentis elongatis ovatis; (forma lente increscens).

3. N. pauperata D'ORB. trans versirn septatata, crassior, brevior fere aequalis cy-
lindrica, suturis segmentorum juvenilium non incisis, segmentorum suturis ma-
turorum constrictis; (forma segmento embryonal! majore, sensim increscens).

4. N. consobrina D'ORB. transversim septata, atteuuata, praiterea pracedenti similis.

5. N. consobrina var. emaciata REUSS longior, segmentis brevioribus magis
numerosis.

6. N. plebeja KEUSS transversim septata, cylindrica, partibus extremis ambabus
plus minusve attenuatis, suturis non irnpressis (notic ea^dem ac stadii juve-
riilis Nod. pauperatae).

Sin vero notis talibus aliisque similibus utuntur auctores, differentia vera limi-
tesque specifici extinguuntur; progenies fit species a parentibus disjuncta, delineatio arti-
ficialis non naturalis creatur. Varietates N. communis D'ORB. nominibus diversis centies
relatas ad formas paucas plus minusve distinctas referre facile possumus.

68 AXEL GOES, AKCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Forma typica: Tab. XII, tigg. 667—671.

Septis obliquis, sensim increscens linearis (Nod. badenensis D'OUB.) aut crassa,
plus minusve raptim increscens, camera pritnordiali majori (N. Roemeri NEUGEB., obli-
quata Rss, obliqua D'ORB. et ali«, qua} in Margiriulinam glabram D'ORB. et VAG.
legumen LIN. transeunt.

Figg. 667 — 668: e mari Azorico profund. metr. 530; a: f'acies oralis.

Fig. 669: e fretis Koster insularum profund. metr. 100.

Fig. 670: e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 300 — 500.

Fig. 671: megasphserica, e fretis Koster insularum profund. metr. 100.

Dentalina communis D'ORB., 1840, For. Craie bl. de Paris, Mem. Soc. geol. Fr. 4, p. 13, t. 1, f. 4.

inornata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 44, t. 1, ff. 50 — 51.
Nodosaria communis BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 504, t. 62, ff. 19—22.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea: Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 1, f. 16, t. 2,

ff. 22, 24—25 (paullum eompressa).

FORNASINI, 1890, Lagen. plioc. Catanzarese; Mem. R. Accad. Sc. Istit. Bologna (4) 10,
t. 1, ff. 14—18.

Hab. maria Groenlandica et Spetsbergica usque ad tropics rara.

formze affines:

1. nunc brevis, nunc elongata, septis horizontalibus, segmentis immaturis cylin-
dricis, suturis obsolete aut baud incisis; segmentis maturis interdum plus
minusve inflatis, ex quo accidit, ut forma? occurrant segrnento primordiali
magno, qua? segmenta omnia inflata habent, a N. soluta Rss vix distincta?;
alia? breves, "Glandulinis" similes:

N. pauperata D'ORB., Tab. xn, figg. '672—688.

Fig. 672: Dental, acuminata v. Rss; e mari arctico profund. metr. 380 — 890.

Fig. 673: e mari Azorico profund. metr. 180.

Figg. 674 — 676: e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 380 — 530.

Figg. 677 — 683: megasphserica?, ex eodem loco.

Fig. 684: procera, e mari Azorico profund. metr. 540.

Fig. 685: angustior (= N. consobrina v. emaciata BRADY), e mari Caraibico pro-
fund, metr. 550.

Fig. 686: forma eadern, e mari Azorico profund. metr. 890.

Fig. 687: mesosphasrica in N. solutam Rss transiens, N. farcimirii SOLDANI, pro-
pinqua e mari Caraibico profund. metr. 500.

Fig. 688: in Nod. solutam Rss transiens, e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 430.

Dentalina pauperata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 46, t. 1, ff. 57 — 58.

Nod. Isevigata NILSS., 1827, Petrif. Suecana, p. 8, t. 9, f. 20.

? Naut. reetus MONTAO., 1803, Test, brit., p. 197, Suppl. 1808, p. 82, t. 19, ff. 4 — 7.

Dental, annulata v. Rss, 1851, Kreidemerg Lemberg; Haid. Nat. Abh. 4, p. 26, t. 1, f. 13; v. BEUSS,

1872, Geinitz' Elbthalgeb, in Sachsen, 2, p. 85, t. 20, ff. 19—20.
VAN DEN BROECK, 1876, For. Barbade; Ann. Soc. Belg. microscop. 2, t. 2, f. 2.
» » FORNASINI, 1889, For. mioc. San Rufillo; Boll. Soc. geol. Ital. 5, t. 1, ff. 10—13.

KONGL. 8V. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAH. BAND 25. x:o 9. 69

Dental, communis var. pauperata PARK., JONES & BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Palaeogr. Soc. 19, p. 58,

t. 1, f. 13—18, 20.
communis, pauperata SIIERB. & CHAPM., 1886, For. Loud, clay; Journ. microsc. Soc. 1886,

p. 750, t. 15, ff. 5—6, 9.
Nod. consobrina Rss, 1870, For. Sept. Thon. v. Pietzpuhl; v. SCHLICHT, t. 9, ff. 2, 8; t. 10, ff. 1,

25—27.
» acuticauda, vermiculum, bicuspidata, plebeja, Botcheri REUSS, ibid. t. 8, f. 17; t. 9, ff. 10

—12, 14, 16, 23; t. 10, ff. 5—12.

Dental. Verneuili u'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 40, t. 1, ff. 57 — 58.
Nod. fustiformis, tauricornis SCHWAG., 1866, For. Kar.-Nicobar, Novara Reise; geol. Theil 2, p. 228,

t. 6, ff. 60—61 (forma procera).
» consobrina var. emaciata Rss, (1851), 1870, v. SCHLICHT, t. 8, f. 15.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 502, t. '62, ff. 25 — 26.
BRADY, ibid. p. 501, t. 62, ff. 23 — 24 (in sequentem transiens).

FORNASINI, 1890, Lagen. pliocen. Catanzarese; Mem. R. Ace. Sc. Istit. Bologna (4) 10,
t, 1, f. 12.

Quia Dent, consobrina D'ORB. est forma valde indistincta (tig. 3 D'ORB. Bass. tert. Vienne, t. 2, f. 3, valde
attenuata, a N. Boueana non distingueuda, et fig. 2 multo urassior a N. pauperata vix di-
stincta), nomen "consobrinara" D'OfiB. esse relinquendum censeo. Retinere nomen "conso-
brinam" longioribus et pauperatam brevioribus nou est logicura et naturale.

II ab. raare Spetsbergense et Groenlandicum profund. metr. 180 — 500; inare Caraibicuni passim. Long,
ram. 5 — 12.

2. extenuata sensim increscens, septis horizontalibus, cameris elongatis ovalibus,
minus inflatis, aut subcylindricis. A N. ovicula D'ORB. vix nisi axi curvato
distincta,; N. farcimen SILV. est forma talis recta vel subrecta:

y

N. BOUeana D'ORB., Tab. XII, lig. 689.

Dent. Boueana, guttifera D'OHB., 1846, For. Bass. tert. Vienne, pp. 47, 49 t. 2, ff. 4—6, 11—12.
» consobrina (KX parte) D'ORB., 1846, ibid. p. 46, t. 2, f. 3 (segmento primordiali inajore, qua re

testa magis requalis, cylindrica oritur.

Nod. ovicula D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth. An. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 252, No. 6.
? Naut. subarcuatus MONTAG., 1803, Test. Brit., p. 198, t. 6, f. 5.
Dent, peregrina REUSS, 1860, Crag. v. Antwerpen, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 42, p. 356, t. 1, f. 6 (staclio

juvenili suturis vix incisis, ut in prwcedente).
» Lorneiana D'ORB., 1839, Craie blanche Paris; Mem. Soc. geol. France 4, p. 14, t. 1, ff. 8 — 9.

monile CORN., 1848, Nouv. foss. niicr., Mem. Soc. geol. Fr. (2) 3, p. 250, t. 1, f. 18.
? Nod. Costal SCHWAG., 1866. For. Kar. Nicobar; Novara Reise, geol. Th. 2, p. 229, t. 6, f. 62.
? Dent, elegans D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 45, t. 1, ff. 52 — 56 (segmentis brevioribus).

SHERB. & CHAPM., 1886, For. Lond. Clay., Journ. micr. soc. 1886, p. 750, t. 15, f. 7.
» nepos, adunca COSTA, 1855, For. Marna bl. Vaticano, Mem. Accad. Sc. Napol. 2, pp. 1, 17,

t. 1, ft'. 1—2.

•» subtilis v. HKEN, 1875, Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 33, t. 3, f. 13.
Nod. gracilis v. REUSS 1845, Bohm. Kreidef. 1, p. 29, t. 8, f. 6.

Dent, trichostoma Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. Dksclir. 1, p. 367, t. 46, f. 6.
Nod. consobrina Rss, 1870, Sept. Th. Pietzp. v. SCHLICHT (partim) tab. 9, ff. 3, 22.
» indifferens, Beningseni, approximata Rss, ibid. t. 2, ff. 6, 7, 13.

farcimen SILV., 1872, Monogr. Nodos., Atti Accad. Gioen. Sc. nat. (3) 7, p. 83, t. 10, ff. 229—242.
-> communis GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 1, ff. 13—15.
> flliformis BRADY (partim) 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, t. 63, ff. 3. 5.

FORNASINI 1889, For. mioc. San Rufillo; Boll. Soc. geol. Ital. 5, t. 1, f. 14.

Dental, communis D'ORB., 1826 (= N. farcimen SOLD.), Tabl. meth., An. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 254, No.

35, segmentis paullo brevioribus paullum inflatis, ab hac varietate merito dis-
jungi vix potest.

70 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Formae paullo crassiores, suturis paullum constrictis, segmentis plus minusve inflatis, ad Nod. farcimen
Ess, N. laxam Rss, Dent, distortam COSTA etc. relattc, inter hano et Nod. solutara Rss
medium tenent.

Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 300 — 500 (GOES).

N. solnta v. REUSS.

Tab. XII, tig. 690.

Septis transversis, segmentis inflatis fere globularibus, suturis plus minusve co-
arctatis.

Fig. 690: e mari Atlant. boreali profund. metr. 1,400.

Dental, soluta v. REUSS, 1851, For. Sept. Thon. Berlin, Zeitschr. deutsche geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 60, t. 3, f. 4.
Nod. grandis 1865, For. deut. Sept. Thon., Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 25, p. 131, t. 1, ff. 26—28: REUSS 1870

in SCHLICHTS tab. 8, ff. 13 — 14.

» capitata Rss, ibid. t. 8, f. 10.

» soluta FORNASINI, 1890, Lag. pliocen. Caranzarese; Mem. R. Ace. Sc. Istit. Bologna (4) 10, f. 8.

» farcimen BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, t. 62, ff. 17 — 18, al> hac vix distincta.

» soluta BRADY, ibid. p. 503, t. 62, ff. 13 — 16.

Hab. Atlanticum boreale et temperatum profund. metr. 1,400. Long. mm. 5 — 6.

N. obliqna LIN.

Tab. XII, figg. 691—696, Tab. XIII, figg. 697—699.

Plerumque transversim septata, nunc recta vel subrecta, nuric, stupissime, curvata;
segmentis maturis ssepe inflatis, plus minusve laevibus, reliquis cylindricis, costatis vel
lineatis, costis interdum interruptis et confluentibus.

Stadium juvenile costatum, maturum laeve facit, ut forma obliqua ut typica et
communis ut derivata jure majore sit habenda. Interdum subcornpressa; etiam oblique
septata.

Fig. 691 : exernplum e mari Oaraibico profund. metr. 500 — 600.

Fig. 692: exemplum e mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1740. Dental, acutae
D'OKB. proxima.

Figg. 693—694: e mari Azorico profund. metr. 178—980; 694 in "vertebralem"
vergens.

Fig. 695: e Gullmaren, sinu Bahusiae profund. metr. 70.

Fig. 696: e sinu Skagerack profund. metr. 80; in obliquatarn RATSCH. vergens.

Fig. 697 (t. XIII): in "vertebralem" transiens, e mari (Jaraibico profund. metr.
500—600.

Figg. 698 — 699: vertebralis BATSCH., BRADY; conica SILV. ; ex eodem loco.

Nautilus obliquus testa recto-subarcuata, articulis oblique striatis LIN., 1758, Syst. Nat. Ed. X, p. 710 (an

= Naut. obliquatus BATSCH).
Dental, subarcuata var. jugosa (ex parte) WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 20, t. 2, f. 42.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS IIANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 71

Nod. obliqua BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 513, t. 64, ff. 20—22.

FORNASINI, 1892, Mem. Ace. Sc. Istit. Bologna (5) 2, ft'. 1—7. Vide prseterea GOES, 1882,
Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Hamll. 19, 4, p. 32.

Obs. N. vertebralis (BATSCH) BRADY, Chall. Rep., p. 514, t. 64, ff. 11—14; GOES, Rhizop. Carib. Sea, t. 1,

f. 18, a N. obliqua non inerito nomine speciali distingui potest.
Nota characteristics: septis crassis, quasi vitreis, non limbatis est minus stabilis quam quae nomen distinetum legi-

timum facial. Pormre snepe occurrunt intermedise inter obliquam typicam et ilium. Crassitudo, altitude

et numerus costarum valde variantes. S«pe recta a Nod. conica SILV. et N. Raphanistrum SILV.

non distincta. Haec est megasphoeric.i illius forma.

Hab. ad oras Svecise rara metr. 30 — 120, Hardanger sinum Norveg. metr. 90 — 180 (NORMAN); mare Groenlan-
dicum metr. 300 — 1,250, Spetsbergicum metr. 140, mare Atlant. boreale metr. 1,700 passim. Long,
mm. 6 — 10.

form a affinis: scminudu septis transversis, staclio juvenili eostato, aut lineato, ceterum
laevis.

N. seminuda RSS, Tab. xin, ng. 700.

Dental, seminuda 1849, Neiie For. Osterreichs; Wien. Ak. Dksehr. 1, p. 367, t. 46, f. 9.
GOES, Rhizop. Ret. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Ak. Haiidl. 19, 4, p. 33, d) tab. 1, f. 17.

Hab. mare Caraibicum metr. 530. Long. mm. 18 — 22.

N. striolata GOES.

Tab. XIII, fig. 701.

Tenue striata, suturis stadii juvenilis vix incisis, segmentis ceteris subglobularibus,
inflatis.

Ad Nod. solutam Rss correspondens. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv.
Vet. Ak. Hand!. 19, 4, t. 1, f. 19.

Nod. soluta BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, t. 64, f. 28.

••! Dental, substriata n'O-RB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. Nat. 7, p. 255, No. 46.

Hab. ad Azores insulas metr. 200 — 600 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN); mare Caraibicum (GOES).

N. laevigata D'ORB.

Tab. XIII, figg. 702—703, 706—707, 709.

Ovoidea, ovoideo-globosa, ovoideo-apiculata, aut elipsoidea, hand raro septis primis
obliquis, quare forma marginulinoidea exstat ("Psecadium" REUSS).

Fig. 702: exemplum e Skagerack profund. metr. 240—890.

Fig. 703: "psecadi"formis ex eodem loco.

Fig. 706: var. inflata BORNEMANN, v. REUSS, obtusissi ma v. REUSS; e mari Spets-
bergensi profund. metr. 1,300.

Fig. 707: var. elliptica v. REUSS; e freto Koster insularum profund. metr. 180.

Fig. 709: septis obliquatis, e mari spetsbergensi profund. metr. 2,500.

72 AXKT, GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Nod. (Glandulina) Itevigata D'ORB., 1826, Tab. metli., Ann. So. Nat. 7, p. 252, t. 10, ff. 1—3.

Glandul. globulus, inflata, leevigata, obtusissima, rotundata v. REUSS, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, For. Sept.

Thon Piet/.puhl, t. G, ff. 1—3, 10—13, 17.

Nodosaria Isevigata, rotundata BRADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, pp. 490 — 491, t. Gl, ff. 17—18, 20—22.

Hab. ad oras Svecioe et Norvegire occidentales, nee non in mari Arctico profuncl. metr. 20 — 2,500 hand rara.

forma affinis:

cylindrica aut, obtuse fusiformis, plus minusve elongata, suturis aliquando plus mi-
riusve obliquatis, quare forma submarginulinoidea.

N. il'qilillis v. REUSS, Tab. XIII, figg. 704—705, 708, 710—711.

mint>i->- . !i:>uil tire .utfit*' - i'iiiiTttt annoi

Fig. 704: pygmasa e Morup Sveciac profund. metr. 18.

Fig. 705: pygmaea e mari Azorico, Marg. glabrre D'ORB. similis.
Fig. 708: subtypica e mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 500.
Fig. 710:, e mari Spetsbergensi profund. metr. 2,500.

Fig. 711: marginulingeformis, paullum compressa, e mari Atlantico boreali profund.
metr. 1,740; a: facies marginalis.

Glandulina leevigata v. REUSS, 1863, Septar. Thon Offenbach, Wien Akad. S. Her. 48, t. 3, f. 28.
» var. aequalis v. Ess, 18,70, v. SCHLICHT, Septar. Thon Pietzpuhl, t. 6, ff. 21

—22, 24.

Nod. Isevigata var. sequalis BKADY, 1884, Challeng. Rep. 9, p. 492, t. Gl, f. 32.
Glandulina sequalis FORNASINI, 188G; Gland, requalis, Boll. Soe. geol. Ital. 5, t. 7, ff. 1 — 12.

,Rnifi'fK{n<foroffin>i ?.H'»lt>'i 'ff.n-iurL"» ,*.i«f')ni / \* ,i;ti:iit^ •'•iiiv/l

Hab. cura praecedente minus freqnens.

N. calomorpha v. Rss.

Tab. XIII, figg. 712—713.

Segmentis plus minusve inflatis, ovalibus aut ellipticis magnitudine fere aiqua-
libus, paucis.

Species valde indistincta a N. radicula aut potius N. pauperata imrnerito dis-
juncta, cujus forma rnegasphasrica pygmaia esse videtur.

Rss, 1865, For. deutsch. Septar. Thon; Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 25, p. 129, t. 1, ff. 15—19; 1870, v. SCHLICHT

tab. 7, ff. 1—3.
Nod. consobrina PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. and Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 342, t. 16, f. 3.

» calomorpha BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 497. t. 61, ff. 23—27.
? » pusilla FORNASINI, 1890, Lagen. pliocen. Catanzarese, Mem. R. Acead. Sc. Istitut. Bologna (4) 10, t. 1,

ff. 9 — 10.

Obs. Nod. geinitziana NEUGEB. eadem species ac N. radicula LIN. a BRADY est faota; ilia tamen a N.

calomorpha Rss differentiam specificam vix mil lam exhibet.

-

Hab. in Bucken sinu Norvegico paucas invenit Cel. NORMAN metr. 260 — 350, pygmaeas, vitreas, long. mm. 0.23 — 0.33.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 73

N. scalaris BATSCH.

Tab. XIII, figg. 7 1C— 718.

Differentia inter N. scalarem et N. raphanum LIN. est multo minus distincta
quam a,uctores vulgo concedant. Nota? characteristica* scalaris: collum ore limbato pro-
dnotnm, mucro segmenti embryonalis, segmenta testa' pauca ad summura VIII inflata rion
sunt sa.t valida*. Forma; in raphanum LIN. transeuntes ssepe occurrunt. Talis est Nod.
raphanus GOES, Rhiz. Caribb. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 1, f. 9 — 10; et alias
segmentis minus inflatis, fere cylindricis aut prismaticis.

Fig. 716: e mari Germa.nico profund. metr. 180.

Figg. 717 — 718: e mari Azorico profund. rnetr. 200.

Nod. scalaris D'()RB. medium inter N. raphanum et N. sealarem BATSCH tenet;
conf. SILVESTRI 1. c. t. 4, ilia microsph&rica hfec tnesosphaerica.

Nautilus BATSCH, 1791, Conchyl. d. Seesand. t. 2, f. 4.

? Nod. Soldanii D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. So. nat. 7, p. 254, No. 30; longicauda ibid. No. 28.

N. longicauda SILV., 1872, Faun. micr. terr. subappen. Ital.; Atti Accad. Gioen. Sc. nnt. (3) 7, p. 58, t. 6,

ff. 101—106.
N. scalaris BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 510, t. 63, ff. 28—31.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans, zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, p. 223, t. 44, f. 6.

Hnb. mare Germanicum metr. 100 — 178; in sinu Hardanger norvegico tnetr. 90 — 180 invenit NORMAN. Long,
ram. 0.50 — 1.50.

APPENDIX.
N. carinata D'ORB.

Tab. XIII, figg. 714—715.

Plus mirmsve compressa, stichostegica aut stadio juvenili helicostegico (Liriguli-
nopsis Rss). Apertura plerumque rimajformis.

Fig. 714: forma, Lingulinopsis, e mari Azorico profund. metr. 450; a: facies oralis.
Fig. 715: pygma?a eodem ex loco; a: facies oralis.

* typica lata:

Lingulina carinata D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. Sn. nat. 7, p. 257, No. 1, Mod. 26.

Frond, major, intumescens BORNEM., 1854, Liasform. Gotting, p. 36, t. 3, ff. 19 — 21.

Ling, carinata VViu,., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 14, t. 2, ff. 33—35.

Ling, ampullacea, polymorpha, mediterranea COSTA, 1801, Microdoride meditcrranea 1, p. 45—47, t. 8,

ff. 1—8.
Ling, decipiens STACHE, 1865, Tert. Morg. Whaingaroa Haf; Novara Reise Geol. 1, p. 193, t. 22, f. 17

(valde abbreviata).

Ling. Makowskyiana RHZEHAK, 1885, Verhandl. Briinn. Nat. Verein. 24, p. 97, t. 1, f. 7.
Vide prteterea GOES, Ret. Rhizop. Caribb. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 58.

K. ST. Vet. Akad. Hamll. Band 25. N:o 9. 10

74 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

** angusta:

Ling, carinata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 517, t. 65, ff. 16- 17.

SHERBORN & BAYLEY, 1890, Red. Olmlk Fornm., .Tourn. micros?. SOP. 1890, p. f.58, t. 10, f. 3.
» BALKW., MILLETT, 1884, For. Gahvay, Journ. raicr. Sc. 3, t. 4, f. 0.
Vide praeterea GOES, Bet. Rhizop. C'aribb. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akacl. Haiidl. 19, 4, p. 14.

***

stadio juvenili helicostegico:

Marginulina carinata D'ORB., 1826, Tab. m6th., An. Sc. nut. 7, p. 259, No. 8.
Iiingulinopsis bohemica Bss, Fits' modell; No. 57.

carlofortensis BORNEM., 1884, Atti Soc. nat. Toscana 6, 1, p. 26, t. G, ft". 1 — 7.

Hab. mare Azoricura, metr. profund. 500 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

LAGENA WALK. & BOYS.
L. l«evis WALK. & BOYS.

Tab. XIII, figg. 719—722.

Fere globosa, aut ovoidea aut elliptica, collo plus minusve producto, »ectosolenica».
Fig. 719: globosa e mari Axorico profund. metr. 530; a: fucies oralis.
Figg. 720 — 722: in variet. clavatara D'ORB. transiens; e inari Arctico.

Serpula Isevis WALK. & BOYS., 1784, Test, rain., p. 3, t. 1, f. 9.

Lag. Isevis PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast of Norway: A. M. Nat. Hist. (2) 19, p. 279, t. 11, f. 22.

Lag. vulgaris (typ.) WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 4, t. 1, fig. 5, 5 a.

Lag. vulgaris Bss, 1862, Lagenideen; Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 46, p. 321, t. 1, fig. 15; t, 2, ff. 16—17; 1870,

v. SCHLICHT, For. Pietzpuhl, t. 2, if, 3—8, 11.
Lag. sulcata var. Isevis PARK. & JONES, 1865, For. North Atl. and Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 349,

t. 13, f. 22, t. 16, f. 9 a.

Lag. antiq.ua ALCOCK,' 1868, Life Hist. Foraraf.; Mem. Manchest. Liter. & Philos. Soc. (3) 3, p. 176, t. 4, f. 3.
Lag. iBevis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. Zool. 9, p. 455, t. 56, ff. 14, 31.
Lag. bullseformis SCHWAG., 1867, Die Zone Ammonit. Sowerbyi; BENECKF.S Beitrage 1, 1868. p. 655, t. 34,

f. 5 (apiculata).

Hab. Skagerack profund. metr. 18 — 50; mare Groenlandicum et Spetsbergense profund. metr. 50 — 900 passim.
Long. mm. 0,60, rare ultra.

formae affines:

1. Scabriuscula, hispido-aculeata, i. e. tubulis pseudopodialibus paullum porrectis

plus minusve horrida.
Tab. XIII, fig. 723: exemplum e sinu Bukken Norvegiae.

Lag. hispida ESS.

(1858) 1862 Lagenideen; Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 4G, p. 335, t. 5, f. 66; t. 6, ff. 77—80.

Lag. oxystoma, hystrix Rss ibid.

Lag. hispida Rss, 1870, v. SCHLICHT, For. Pietzpuhl, t. 3, ff. 26—27, t. 4, f. 4.

Lag. vulgaris var. oxystoma SHERBORN & CHAPMAN, 1886, Microz. Lond. Clay; Jonrn. Microsc. Soc.

1886, p. 744, t. 14, f. 15.

Lag. hispida BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 459, t. 57, ff. 1—4.
Lag. Jeffreysii (BRADY) WRIGHT, Proc. Belf. Nat. Field Club 1876—77, Append, t. 4, f. 15.

Hab. in sinu Bukken profund. metr. 270 — 350 (Rev. NORMAN); e mari Spetsbergerisi profund. metr.
2,315; exigua, quasi arenosa.

KONGL. 8V. VET. AKADKM1KNS 11AN1JL1NGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 75

2. Testa tuberculato-spinosa, aut verrucosa.

Lag. tuberculata KARR., Tab. xm, tig. 724.

1870, Kreideform. Leitzsdorf; Jhb. k. k. geol. Reichsaiist. 20, p. 168, t. 10, f. 6, a.
L. aspera BRADY, vix diversa; For. Chall. Eep. p. 457, t. 57, ff. 7 — 12.
? L. aspera BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, Journ. micr. Sc. 13, t. 2, f. 1.

II ab. Azores, profund. nietr. 530 (SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

3. ( Jlavata-lanciformis, interdum distoma.
L. Clavata D'ORB., Tab. XIII, figg. 725—727.

Figg. 725 — 727: e mari arctico, in L. gracillirnaiu SEG. transiens.

Oolina clavata n'ORB., 1846, For. Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 21, t. 1, ff. 2 — 3.

Amphorina elongata COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 122, t. 11, f. 12.

L. vulgaris v. clavata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 5, t. 1, f. 6.

L. acicula Rss, 1860, For. Crag. v. Antwerp.; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 42, p. 355, t. 1, f. 1.

L. clavata Rss, 1862, Lageiiicleen, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 320, t. 1, ff. 13—14.

Hub. (iullinareu Bahusiae siim nietr. 70, Skagerak raetr. 500, ad oras Groeulandise, Spetsbergise, raetr.
40 — 200. Long. mm. 0.90.

4. Magis regulariter fusifbrmis, recta aut curvata, distoma; a praicedente male distincta.

L. gracillima SEGU. Tab. xm, figg. 723—730.

Figg. 728 — -730: exempla e mari arctico.

Amphorina SEGU., 1862, For. inonothal. mioc. Mess., p. 51, t. 1, f. 37.

Amphorina gracilis COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 121, t. 11, f. 11.

L. sulcata var. distoma polita PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. and Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155,

p. 357, t. 13, f. 21.

L. gracillima PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 45, t. 1, ff. 36—37.
L. vulgaris v. distoma-polita KYM., JONES, 1872, Java deep Sea Lagen, Lin. Soc. Trans. 30, p. 64,

t. 19, f. 55.
L. gracillima BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Hep., p. 456, t. 56, ff. 19 — 28.

Hab. mare Spetsbergise raetr. 900. Long. O.so — 1.50.

5. Magis cylindrica, distoma; interdum scabra, quasi arenacea; a prtecedente non

sat distincta.

L. elongata (EHRENB.) BRADY. Tab. XIII, fig. 731.
Fig. 731: e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 40.
1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 457, t. 56, f. 29.
Hab. mare Greenland. & Spetsberg. cum pnecedente profund. metr. 40 — 2,300. Long. mm. 0.60 — 1.

L. striata D'OKB.

Tab. XIII, figg. 732—736.

Typi habitu, costis aut liricis longitudinaliter ornata, colluni saepe anrmlis vel lamina
spiral! preeditum; fundus interdum crenatus aut spinescens; aliquando bicamcrata.

Figg. 732, 734 — 735: exempla e Gullmaren sinu Bahusiae profund. metr. 35 — 100.

Fig. 133: forma bicamerata R. JONES, eodem ex loco.

Fig. 736: costata (V. perlucidum MONTAG), e mari Azorico profund metr. 530.

76 AXEL GOKS, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEKA.

* striata.

Oolina striata D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amor, mer., p. 21, t. 5, f. 12.

Ool. Haidingeri Czjz., 1847, For. Wiener. Beck.; Haul. nnt. Wiss. Abh. 2, p. 138, t. 12, ft'. 1—2.

It. vulgaris v. substriata WILL., 1858, Kec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 7, f. 14.

L. striata, gracilicosta (tubulifera, Haidingeri) Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 326—327,

t. 3, ff. 41—45; t. 4, ff. 46—47; 1863, Crag. d'Anvers; Bull. Ac. Belg. (2)

15, p. 142, t. 1, ff. 10 — 11 (seminuda).

L. tenuistriata STACHE, 1865, Tert. Mergel Whaingaroa Haf., Nov. Reise. geol. 1, p. 184, t. 22, f. 4.
? L. grinzingensis KARR., 1877, Hochquellen Wasserleit. ; K. K. geol. Reichsanst. Abh. 9, p. 378, t. 16, f. 17.
L. striata Rss, 1870, Sept. Thon Pietzpuhl, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 467; v. SCHLICHT, t. 8, t. 1, ff. 7-11.
L. striata BRADY, 1884, For. Cliall. Rep. 9, p. 460, t. 57, ff. 19, 22, 24, 28.
L. striata BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, For. Abrohlos Bank, Lond. Zool. Soc. Transact. 12, 7, p. 222, t. 44, f. 28.

**

costata, a praicedente non distincta; interdum apiculata aut distoma.

Vermiculum perlucidum MONTAG, 1803, Test. Brit., p. 525, t. 14, f. 3.

L. perlucida, striata, interrupta (partim) WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 5, 6, 7, ff. 8, 10, 11.

? L. bifrons GtMB. (1868) 1870, For. Nordalp. Eocau, Munch. Akad. Wiss. 10, p. 607, t. 1, f. 9.

L. fllicosta, amphora Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 328, t. 4, ff. 50—51; 57, Crag d'Anwers;

Bull. Ac. Beige (2) 15, p. 143, t. 1, f. 12.

L. sulcata PARK., JONES, 1865, N. At!. Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, t. 13, f. 28.

L. Lyellii (Segu. 1862) BRADY, 1871, Brackish Water For., A. N. H. (4) 6, p. 292, t. 11, f. 7 (distoma?)
L. sulcata WRIGHT, 1877, Belf. nat. Field Club. Proceed., 1876—77, Append., t. 4, f. 10.
L. sulcata BRADY (partim), 1883, For. Chall. Rep., t. 57, ff. 23, 26; t. 58, ff. 4, 17.
L. sulcata v. interrupta ibid., t. 57, ff. 25, 27; t. 58, ff. 5—6.

PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1887, For. Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Lond. Zool. Soc. 12, 7, p. 222, t. 44, ff. 18, 22, 34.
Lag. Lyellii BALKW. & MIL-LETT. 1884, Journ. ruicr. & nat. Sc. 3, t. 2, f. 2.

Hab. ad eras Scandinaviae metr. 50 — 350, passim. Long. mm. 0.40 — 0.80.

formse affines:

1. forma typicge aut clavaeforrais, fundo striato aut costato.

L. semistriata WILL. Tab. xm, figg. 737.

L. striata v. semistriata WILL., 1848, Mouagr. Lagenid. Gr. Br.: A. N. H. (2) 1. p. 14, t. 1, ff. 9—10.

* fundo striato:

Oolina striaticollis D'ORH., 1839, For. Amer. mer., p. 21, t. 5, f. 14.

Ovulina tennis (partim.), lacryma BORNEMANN, 1855, Sept. Thon v. Hermsdorf; Zeitschr. dent. geol.

Gesellsch. 7, p. 317, t. 12, ff. 2—3.
Ool. punctata, striatula EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg, Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb. 1856, p. 268, 269,

t. 5, ff. 1—8.

L. vulgaris v. perlucida (partim), WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 5, 6, t. 1, f. 7.
L. vulgaris v. semistriata, tenuis Rss, 1862, Lagenideen; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, pp. 322, 325, t. 2,

ff. 18—21, t. 3, ff. 33—39; REUSS, 1863, Crag d'Anvers, Bull. Ac. Belg.

(2) 15, p. 141, t. 1, ff. 3—9; v. SCHLICHT, For. Pietzpuhl, t. 3, f. 12.
L. semilineata WRIGHT, 1885, Proc. Belf. nat. Field Club, Append. 1885—86, p. 320, t. 26, f. 7.

** fundo costato:

L. vulgaris v. semistriata WILL., Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 6, t. 1, f. 9.

L. sulcata v. semistriata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. mid Arct. Oc. Phil. Trans. 155, t. 13, f. 23.
L. tenuis REUSS, 1870, v. SCHLICHT, Foram. Pietzpuhl, t. 2, ff. 12 — 18, 23.
L. semistriata BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 465, t. 57, ff. 14, 16—17.
» WRIGHT, 1886, Proc. Belf. nat. Field Club Append. 1885—86, t. 26, f. 6.

Hab. Oceanum boreale rara, pygmasa, profund. metr. 1,700; in Skagerack sinu profund. metr. 700 (Jos.
LTNDAHL).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIKNS HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. NU) 9. 77

2. elliptico-clavtvfonnis aut lancifonnis, striata vel costata var. L. clavattu cor-
respondens.

L. graCiliS WILL., Tab. XIII, fig. 738.

L. vulgaris v. gracilis WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 7, t. 1, ft'. 12 — 13.

Rss, 18(32 (partim) Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 331, t. 4, ff. 58 — 61; t. 5, f. 62; 1870, For.

Sept. Thon. Pietzp. Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 467, v. SCHLICHT, tab. 2, ff.

19—20, 24—25.

L. sulcata PARK. & JONES (purtirn), 1865, N. All. & Arct. Oc. Phil. Trans. 155, p. 351, t. 16, f. 7.
L. gracilis BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 464, t. 58, ff. 2, 3, 7—10, 22 — 24 (alato-costata).

Hab. Skagerack metr. 530 — 890 (Theel, Bowallius); mare glaciale Spetsb. raetr. 1,790. Long. mm.

0.25 — 0.50.

3. fusiforrais, distonia, tenuissime, interduni obsolete striata.

L. distOIlia (PARK. & JONES) BRADY. Tab. XIII, figg. 739—740.

1864, Rhiz. Shetland., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 467, t. 48, f. 6.

? L. laevis v. striata PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast of Norway, A. N. H. (2) 19, p. 279, t. 11, f. 24.

L. sulcata v. distoma PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 356, t. 13, f. 20.

Hab. Skagerack raetr. 60; mare arct. Spetsbergise & Groenlandine metr. 350 — 1,700. Long. mm. 0.50 — 2.00.

L. Hertwigiana.

Plerumque pyrifbrmis, sub-laevis, collo plerurnque brevi, testa interne lacunosa, la-
cunis sirigulis ostio poriformi exeuntibus; ostia interdurn in series disposita.

Lag. hertwigiana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 470, t. 58, f. 36.

Hab. in Bukken sinu Norvegico profund. raetr. 156 — 260, specimina pauca emaciata collegit Rev. NORMAN.

L. globosa WALK. & JAC.

Tab. XIII, tig. 741.

Globosa, ovo-pyriformis aut elliptica, interdum anguste ovalis fere cylindrica; collo
retracto (= Eritosolenia) aut valde abbreviato, fundo interdum valde spinoso.

Forma ovalis (=• Miliola ovum EHKENB. Microgeol. t. 27, f. 1 &c; Lag. ovurn
BRADY, For. Chall. Rep., t. 56, f. 5) non sat distincta.

Serpula globosa WALK. & BOYS, 1784, Test, micr., p. 3, t. 1, f. 8.
Oolina inornata D'ORB., 1839, For. Amer. inerid., p. 21, t. 5, f. 13.
Lag. inornata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 320, t. 1, f. 12.
Cenchridium oliva RHRENB., 1854, Microgeol., t. 24, ff. 3 — 4 (ovalis).

Lag. perovalis GUMB., 1868, For. Nordalp. Eocan, Munch. Ak. Wiss. Abh. 10, 2, p. 606, t. 1, f. 7 (ovalis).
L. ovum MARSS, 1878, Schreibkreide Riigen; Mittheil. Greifswald. Nat. Verein 1878, 10, p. 120, t. 1, f. 1 (ovalis).
Phialina oviformis COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 123, t. 11, ff. 8 — 9.
Entosolenia globosa WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 8, t. 1, ff. 15 — 16.
Ool. simplex Rss, 1850, Kreidemeig. Leraberg; Haid. Nat. Wiss. Abh. 4, p. 22, t. 1, f. 2.
L. globosa Rss, 1862, Lagenid. Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 318, t. 1, ff. 1—3; 1863, Crag d'Anvers, Bull. Ac.

Beige (2) 15, p. 143, t. 1, ff. 13—14.

78 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOUAM1NIFEKA.

L. sulcata v. globosa PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 348, t. 13, f. 37;

t. 16, f. 10.
L. globosa Rss, 1870, For. Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 465- -66; v. SniuaiT, tab. 1,

ff. 5—10.

BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 452, t. 56, ff. 1 — 4 (fig. 1 fern ovalis).
SHERB. & CHAPMAN, 1886, London Clay; Journ. Micr. Soc. 1886, p. 8, t. 14, f. 11; Hud Chalk of Yorkshire

etc. ibidem 1890, p. 555, t. 9, ff. 2, 4.

Hab. mare glaciale Spetsbergense metr 1,250 — 2,400 11011 frequens. Long. nun. 0.50 — 1.

APPENDIX.

var. hispida:

? Lag. hystrix Rss, (1858) 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 335, t. 6, f. 80.

v. SCHLICHT, Septar. Thou. Pietzpuhl, t. 3, f. 28.

Ool. salentina COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 118, t. 11, ff. 13—14.

Lag. hispida WRIGHT, 1877, Rec. For. Down & Antrim; Proc. Belfast nat. Field Club 1876 — 77, Append.

t. 4, f. 7.

L. aapera Rss, 1861, Kreidetuff v. Maastrich, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 44, p. 305, t. 1, f. 5.
L. aspera, rudis Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 335, 336, t. 6, ff. 81, 82.
REUSS, Crag d'Anwers, 1863, Bull. Ac. Beige (2) 15, p. 145, t. 1, f. 17.
L. Parkeriana BRADY, 1876, Carb. & Perm. For., Pal. Soc. 30, p. 120, t. 8, ff. 1—5.
Entosolenia rudis MOEB., 1880, Mauritius, p. 90, t. 8, f. 10.

? L. vulgaris ampulla distoma UYM., JONES, 1872, Java Deep Sea Lagcu., Trans. Lin. Soc. 30, p. 63, t. 19, f. 52.
?L. ampulla distoma BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, t. 57, f. 5.

.Kfii;br'fh'>H .J

L. Slllcata WALK. & BOYS.

Tab. XIII, tigg. 742—744.

Globosa aut ovif'orrais riunc striolata iiunc costata, plerumque entosolenica aut collo
brevi, fundo aliquando perforate aut area circular! huvi instructo.

Fig. 742: L. lineata WILLIAMS, e rnari Groenlandico; a: facies oralis.
Fig. 743: sulcata auctorum, e mari arctico; a, l>: facies orales duas.
Fig. 744: minor, e Gullrnareu sinu Bahusiai; a: facies oralis.

* striolata:

Entosolenia globosa var. lineata WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit, p. 9, t. 1, f. 17.

L. lineata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 328, t. 4, f. 48.

BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 461, t. 57, f. 13.

? L. striata (partim) BRADY, ibid., t. 57, f. 30.

Miliol. striata EHRENB., 1854, Microgeol., t. 24, f. 5.

Entosolenia costata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 9, t. 1, f. 18.

L. costata Rss, 1862, Lagen., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 46, p. 329, t. 4, f. 54.

L. Villardeboana Rss, 1863, Crag d'Anwers, Bull. Ac. Belg. (2) 15, p. 144, t. 1, f. 15.

Capitellina multistriata MARSSON, 1878, Riigen. Sclireibkr.; Greifswald. Nat. Verein. Mittheil. 1878, p. 123,

t. 1, f. 3.
Lag. costata WRIGHT, 1877, Rec. For. Down & Antrim, Proc. Belfast nat. Field Club 1876—77, Append, t. 4, f. 12.

** sulcata:

Vermiculum sulcatum WALK. & BOYS, 1784, Test, min., p. 2, t. 1, f. 6.

L. costata BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dublin For.; Trans. R. Ir. Ac. Sc. 28, p. 338, t. 14, ff. 3—5.

O. Villardeboana, Isabellee, raricosta D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Am. merid., t. 5, ff. 4 — 5, 7 — 8, 10 — 11.

KONGL. 8V. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAB. BAND 25. N:O 9. 79

L. Villardeboana, Isabellas Ess, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 329, t. 4, ff. 53, 55 — 56; v.

SCHLICHT, t. 3, f. 19.

L. mucronulata Ess, ibid., p. 329, t. 4, f. 52; Rss, 1870, v. Schlichts tab. 3, f. 24.

Ovul. elegantissima BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thou. Hermsdorf; Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsoh. 7, p. 316, t. 12, f. 1.
L. sulcata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. On., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 351, t. 13, ff. 28 — 30.
BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 462, t. 57, ff. 33—34.

SHERBORN & CHAPMAN, 1886, London Clay, Jonrn. Micr. Soc. 1886, p. 745, t. 14, f. 18.
L. acuticosta, subalata Rss, 1861, Kreidetuff Maastrich ; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 44, p. 305, t. 1, f. 4: 1863,

Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 331, t. 5, f. 63.

REUSS, 1870, Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 467, v. SCHLICHTS, tab. 3, f. 23.
BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 464, t. 57, ff. 31—32.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, For. Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Loud. Zool. Soc. 12, p. 222, t. 44, ff. 26, 31.
L. costifera TERCUJEM, 1886, For. et Ostrac. de I'lsland, Bull. Soc. Zool. France, 1886, p. 330, t. 11, ff. 3,4.

Hab. Skagerack, mare glaciale raetr. 50 — 1,800 passim. Long. mm. 0.40 — 0.70.

form.no affines:

1. sulcata,, basi colli areolata sive veticulata. Forma inter prsecedentem et sequentern;
a quibus vix discernenda.

.K-.r

L. Williamson! ALCOCK, 1865.

BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. For., Proc. R. Irish. Ac. Sc. 28, p. 339, t. 14, ff. 6—8.
WRIGHT, 1877, Rec. For. Down & Antrim; Proceed. Belfast nat. Field Club 1876—77, Append, t. 4, f. 14.

Hab. ad Spetsbergiam metr. 180; in Stoksund metr. 150 — 180 reperit Rev. Norman; habitus et magnitude
prnecedentis.

'2. globosa aut pyriformis, sulcata, irregulariter areolata, areolis squamiformibus,
aut costis transversis, rectis vel curvatis, magis regulariter areolata; areolis
magMitudiiie valde variantibus.

Aliquando seminuda, aut costis transversis dimidia parte destituta.

L. SqiiamOSa MONTAG, Tab. XIII, 745.

Fig. 745: e mari Spetsbergico profund. metr. 180; a: facies oralis.

Vermiculum squamosum MONTAG, 1803, Test. Brit., p. 526, t. 14, f. 2.

? Entosolenia squamosa WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. Brit. For., p. 12, f. 29 (areolis fere hexagonis, a se-

qnenti male distincta).

Oolina melo D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. meriod., p. 20, t. 5, f. 9.
Lag. globosa var. catenulata PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast of Norway; A. N. H. (2) 19, p. 278,

t. 11, f. 26.

Entosolenia squamosa v. catenulata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 13, t. 1, f. 31.
L. catenulata Rss, 1862, Lagenid. Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 4fi, p. 332, t. 6, ff. 75—76.
L. sulcata v. melo PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc. Phil. Trans. 155, p. 353, t. 13, ff. 33—36.
L. squamosa BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 471, t. 58, ff. 28—31.
L. melo BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, For. Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. London 12, 7, p. 222,

t. 44, ff. 21, 24 (25, sulcata-semiareolata).

Hab. Gullmnren sinum Bahnsise metr. 150 (WiREN & AURIWJLLIUS), mare Spetsbergise metr. 180 inter
varietatem prrecedentem ; Bukken Norvegise metr. 260 — 350 (NORMAN).

3. globosa aut ovoidea, areolis plus minusve distincte hexagonis, interdum in series

dispositis, ornata; areolis magnitudine variantibus.
Interdum seminuda.

80 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAM1NIFERA.

L. hexagona WILL., Tab. xm, fig. 740.

Fig. 746: e Farsund Norwegian profund. raetr. 60.

Entosolenia squamosa var. hexagona WILL., Eec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 13, t. 1, f. 32.

Entosol. scalariformis WILL., 1. cit., p. 13, f. 30.

L. reticulata, scalariformis (partim), favosa, geometrica Rss. 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46,

ff. 333, 334, t. 5, ff. 67—70, 72—73.
L. sulcata v. squamosa PARK. & JONES, 18G5, N. Atl. & Arct. On., Phil. Trans. 354, t, 13, ft'. 40—41,

t. 16, f. 11.
L. hexagona BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. 9, p. 472, t, 58, f. 33.

BAUCWILL & MILLETT, 1884, For. Gal way; Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 1, f. 10.

Hab. ad oras Bahusife & Norwegite metr. 50 — 350 passim, inter L. sulcatam; inter ininirnas. Long,
mm. 0.30 — 0.50.

L. apiculata Rss.

Tab. XIII, fig. 747.

Plus rninusve anguste elliptica aut pyriformis ssepe apiculata, interdum subcylindrica.
A L. globosa WALK, non sat distincta; nomen REUSSI ineptum.

Fig. 747: exemplum e mari Spetsberg. ; a: facies oralis; b, r: alia exerapla eodern
ex loco.

* non apiculata:

Oolina elipsoides COSTA (ex parte), 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, t. 11, f. 25.

Cenchridium dactylus EHRENB., 1854, Microgeol., t. 24, ff. 1 — 2.

? Lag. Bittneri KARR., 1877, Hochquellen Wasserleit., Abh. K. K. geol. Reichsanst. 9, p. 378, t. 16, f. 18.

L. emaciata Rss, 1862, Lagen., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 319, t. 1, f. 9.

SHF.RB. & CHAPM., 1890, Red Chalk of Yorksh., Journ. Micr. Soc. 1890, p. 555, t. 9, ff. 8, 12—13.

** apiculata:

Oolina apiculata Rss, 1850, Kreidemerg. Lemberg; Haid. Nat. Wiss. Abh. 4, p. 22, t. 1, f. 1.

L. apiculata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 318, t. 1, ff. 4 — 8, 10—11.

var. elliptica Rss, 1862, Nordd. Hils und Gnult, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 35, t. 2, f. 2.

L. (Entosolenia) sulcata var. apiculata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 358,

t 13, ff. 38—39.

PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For. Pal. Soc. 19. p. 44, t. 1, f. 27.
Rss, 1870, For. Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 466, v. SCHLICHT, t. 1, ff. 11 — 12, 14—18,

20, t. 2, f. 1.

v. HANTK., 1875, Clav. Szaboi Schicht (separ.), p. 22, t. 12, ff. 7—9.
BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 453, t. 56, ff. 15—18.
SHERBORN, CHAPMAN, 1886, Lond. Clay., Journ. Micr. Soc. 1886, p. 744, t. 14, f. 14; Red. Chalk of Yorksh.

ibid.,' 1890, p. 555, t. 9, ff. 6—7, 9—11.

Hab. mare Spetsbergense metr. 1,780 — 4,600 sat frequens. Long. mm. 0.30 — 66

formas affines:

1. »apiculata» semistriata.

L. Semiomata TERQU., 1886, For. Ostrac. de I'lslande; Bull. Soc. Zool. France 1886, p. 330, t. 1, f. 2.
Hab. mare boreale (TERQUEM.)

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 81

APPENDIX.

2. Anguste pyrifonnis aut ellipsoidea, sa>pe apiculata, striata.

L. caudata D'ORB.

Oolina caudata P'ORB., 1839, For. Voy. ame'r. nierid., p. 19, t. 5, f. 6.
Lag. caudata Ess, 1862. Lagwiid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 325, t. 3, f. 29.

L. marginata WALK. & BOYS.

Tab. XIII, figg. 748—751.

Sublenticnlaris, pyriformis aut ovalis, plus minusve compressa, sa?pe marginata-
carinata aut alata, apertura rirmeformis; fundo interduin spinoso; aliquando trigona.

Figg. 748 — 751: facies lateralis.

Figg. a, a: facies oralis forraarum ambarum.

Est Lag. globosa compressa, ab ilia interdum difficillirae distingvenda. Garina
marginis riota non sat characteristica nee stabilis; fundo interdum subalato-crenato L.
firnbriata BRADY, MILLETT, For. Galway, Journ. microsc. Sc. 3, p. 82, t. 2, f. 5 (ala
quasi duplicate) non carinata, baud multurn compressa:

Fissurina leevigata Ess, 1849, Neue For. Osterr. Tert. Beck., Wien. Ak. Denkschr. 1, p. 366, t. 46, f. 1;

1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 338, t. 6, f. 84; 1870, Sept. Thon!

Pietzpuhl, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 470; v. SCHLICIIT, t. 4, ff. 16—24.
Piss, globosa HEUSS, v. SCHLICHT, t. 5, ff. 4 — 6.
Fiss. globosa BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thon. Hermsdorf; Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 317, t. 12, f. 4

(fere globosa).

Fiss. obtusa EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg; Leonh. & Bronns Jhb. 1857, p. 270, t. 5, ff. 16 — 19 (fere globosa).
REUSS, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 339—40, t. 5, ff. 4—6; t. 7, ff. 88, 92—93.
L. Isevigata KRADY, 1884, For. Chali. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 473, t. 114, f. 8.

BALKW. & MILL., 1884, For. Galway. Journ. Micr. Sc. 3, t. 2, f. 6 (valde elougnta); t. 3, f. 6

(trigona).
L. faba BALKW. & MILL., ibid. t. 2, f. 10 (non sat distineta).

** plus minusve carinata:

Interdum piano- aut concavo convexa (— var. inacquilateralis WRIGHT).

Serpula (Lagena) marginata WALK. & Boys, 1784, Test, min., p. 2, t. 1, f. 7.

Ool. compressa D'ORB., 1839, For. Ame'r. rnerid., p. 18, t. 5, ff. 1 — 2.

? Amygdalina calabra COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 120, t. 11, f. 7.

Fiss. alata REUSS, 1851, Sept. Thon. Hermsdorf., Ztschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 58, t. 3, f. 1: 1870,

Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 469, v. SCHLICHT. t. 4, ff. 7 — 9, 13—15; t. 5,

ff. 19—21.

Entosolenia marginata (partiru) WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 10, f. 21.
Fiss. carinata, alata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 338, 339, t. 6, f. 83; t. 7, ff. 86—87;

v. SCHLICHT, t. 5, ff. 1 — 3.
Lag. sulcata var. marginata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 355, t. 13,

ff. 42—43 (44?); t. 16, f. 12.

Lag. marginata WRIGHT, 1881, Rec. For. S. Donegal, Proc. Belf. nat. Field Cl. 1880—81, Append., t. 8, f. 4.
K. Sv. Vet, Altai!. Handl. Baml 25. N:o it. 11

82 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

L. marginata BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep., p. 476, t. 59, if. 21 — 23.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, For. Abroblos Bank; Trans. Zool. Soc. London 12, 7, p. 222, t. 44, ff. 27, 29, 30, 32.

L. marginata BALKW. & MILL., 1884, For. Gahvay, Jouru. micr. Sc. 3, t. 3, f. 2.

var. inaequilateralis WRIGHT, 1885, For. Down & Antrim; Proc. Belf. nat. Field Club 1884

—85, t. 2G, f. 10.
L. trigono-elliptica BALKW. & MILL., 1884, For. Galway; .Tourn. inicr. Sc. 3, p. 13, t. 3, f. 8 (trigona).

Hab. ad oras Balinsiiie profund. metr. 20 — 150 passim; in sinu Codano metr. 160; mare Spetsbergicum metr.
2,500. Diam. mm. 0. is— 0.50.

formae affines:

1. carinata aut alata, carina triplicata; interdum umbonata ( — var. Walleriana

WRIGHT, Rec. For. Ireland., Trans. R. Ir. Ac. Sc. (3) No. 4, p. 481, t, 20, f. 8).

L. orbignyana SEG.

Fissurina orbignyana SEG., 1862, For. inouothal. Messina, p. 60, t. 2, if. 25 — 26.

? Ool. compressa D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 23, t. 21, if. 1 — 2.

Entosolenia marginata (partim) WILL., 1858, llec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 110, if. 19—20.

Lag. marginata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 222, t. 2, ff. 22—23.

? Lag. tricincta GUMB., 1868, For. Nortnlp. Eoniin; Abh. Bay. Ak. Wissensch. 10, p. 606, t. 1, f. 8.

Piss, carinata Rss, 1870, For. Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 02, p. 409, v. Schlicht,

t. 5, ff. 13—15.
Lag. carinata var. orbignyana WRIGHT, 1881, For. S. Donegal, Proc. Belf. nat. Field Club 1880 — 81,

Append., t. 4, f. 5.
Lag. orbignyana BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 484, t. 59, ff. 1 (18?) 24—25 (26?)

BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Gahvay, Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 3, f. 1.
BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, For. Abrohlos Bank, Trans" Zool. Soc. London 12, 7, p. 222, t. 44, f. 20.

* forma tri- aut quadrigona:

Lag. trigono-marginata PARK. & JONES, 1865, Phil. Trans. 155, t. 18, f. 1.

WRIGHT, 1877, Rec. For. Down & Antrim; Proc. Belfast, nat. Field Club 1870—77, App. t. 4, f. 8.
L. trigono-orbignyana BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway, Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 3, f. 10.
L. quadrigono-orbignyana BALKW. & MILLKTT, ibid., t. 4, f. 2.

2. lenticularis, tricarinata, plus minusve regulariter costata ant semilineata; inter-

dum triona.

L. pulchella BRADY, 1870, Brack. Water For. A. N. H. (4) 0, p. 294, t. 12, f. 1.

BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Dubl. Rec. Forainf., Trans. R. Ir. Ac. Sc. 28, p. 342, t. 12, f. 19 (trigona).

BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galw., Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 2, ff. 1, 3, ibid., t. 3, f. 11 (trigona).

Hab. ad Sartoro, prope Bukken sinu Norvegiie metr. 40 — 70, rara (NORMAN), pusilla, fere circularis, mm. 0.30.

APPENDIX.

3. ovalis aut elliptica, compressa aut subcompressa, interdum carinata, stupe api-

culata.
Entosol. marginata v. quadrata WILLIAMS, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., t. 1, f. 27, a

REUSS merito ad hanc relata.
Aliquando trigona = Lag. trigono-oblonga BALKW. & MILLETT, Journ. microsc. &

nat. Sc. 1884, 3, p. 13, t, 3, f. 4.

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADKMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 83

L. Ilicid; I WILL.

Entosolenia marginata v. luoida WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 10, f. 22.

L. lucida REUSS, 1802, Lugeuid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 324, t. 2, f. 25.

Fissurina acuta, oblonga, apiculata Rss, 1862, ibid., pp. 339—340, t. 6, f. 85; t. 7, ff. 89 — 91.

Lag. lucida BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway; Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 2, f. 7.

Spccimina sub nomine Lag. bicarinata TEKQU. a Gel. Dornino Jos. WRIGHT beriig-
nissime mihi cotnmunicata, valde compressa, collo abbreviate, a Lag. lucida
WILL, nisi carina duplicata non diversa.

Hab. ad oras Anglicas.

L. lagenoides WILL.

Tab. XIII, fig. 752.

Compressa, endo-ectosolenica, marginata-alata, alae tubulis transversis instruct*; in-
terduin nunc seriatim punctata, nunc striata; aliquando trigona.

A Lag. ornata WILL, nisi alis hujus lacunosis distingvenda.

Entosolenia marginata v. lagenoides WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 11, t. 1, ff. 25 — 26.
Lag. lagenoides Rss, 1862, Lageuid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 329, t. 2, ff. 27—28.

BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 479, t. 60, ff. 6, 7, 9, 12—14.

BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. For., Trans. R. Ir. Ac. Sc. 28, p. 341, t. 12, f. 22 (trifacialis).
BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway, Journ. micr. Sc. 3, t. 2, f. 11.

Hab. mare Spetsbergiae metr. 1,900 rara. Long. 0.28 mm.

L. striatopunctata PARK. & JONES.

Tab. XIII, fig. 753.

Pyriformis, costata, costaj uni-biseraliter foveolatfc, nunc ecto-, nunc endosolenica aut
endo-ectosoleriica; collum interdum alatum.

Figg. 753, 753 a: e mari Spetsbergico prof'und. metr. 180.

L. sulcata var. striatopunctata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 350, t. 13,

ff. 25—27.

? L. foveolata Rss, 1862, Lagenid., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 332, t. 5, f. 65.
L. seriato-granulosa Rss, 1870, For. Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 62, p. 468; v. SCHLICHT,

tab. 36, f. 20.
L. striatopunctata BRADY, 1884, For. Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 468, t. 58, f. 37 (40 var. torquatse BRADY

magis propinqua).
BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. Foramf., Trans. R. Irish Ac. Sc. 28, p. 339, t. 14, f. 19.

Hab. mare Spetsbergicum metr. 180 rara. Long. mm. 0.46 — 0.50.

GLOBIGERINA D'ORB.

0. bulloides D'ORB.

Tab. XIV, figg. 754—762.

Subtrochoidea aut plano-convexa, anfractibus 2 — 3, segmentis anfr. ultimi 3 — 5,
plerumque 4, plus minusve inflatis subglobosis; apertura umbilical! nunc vestibulum

84 AXEL GOES, AKCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

i

magnum subquadratum exhibente, nunc valdc coarctata. Testa ssepissime areolata, spiuosa
aut spinoso-squamosa, poris nunc magnis nunc rninutis.

Fig. 754: exempla duo minuta; «, a: facies orales; b, b: fades spirales.

Fig. 755: minima; a: facies oralis; b: facies spiralis.

Fig. 756: magis trochoidea; a: facies oralis; b: facies marginalia; omnes e inari
Spetsbergensi profund. inetr. 180—1,300.

Fig. 757: c mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 500; a: facies spiralis; b: facies
marginalis.

Figg. 758 — 759: rnagis robusta, e mari Germanico profund. metr. 180; a, a: facies
orales; b: facies marginalis.

Fig. 760: e mari Norvegico profund. metr. 200; poris crebris minutis; a: facies oralis.

Fig. 761: in G. dubiam EGGER vergens, e mari Caraibico profund. metr. 540; a:
facies oralis; b: facies marginalis; c: exemplar magis trochoide ejusdem.

Fig. 762: in G. aequilateralem BKADY transiens, a,pertura valde coarctata; a: facies
marginalis et oralis; b: facies urnbilicalis; e mari Axorico profund. metr. 530.

u'OliB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. So. nat. 7, p. 277, No. 1, Mod. No. 17, 76.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 92, ubi synonymi; t. 6, f. 203.

BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 593, t. 77, 79, f. 3—7.

BKADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 45, f. 15.

Hab. extra oras Svecise occidentals metr. 20 — 90; mare boreale atlant. & glaciale metr. 500 — 1,870 abundans;
ad Spetsbergias metr. 350 — 1,250 (pygmrea). Diam. mm. 0.30 — 0.66.

magnum globigerintc segmentum embryonale est habenda maturum, qvod
prolem generare possit, quamobrem in Orbulina lianc inclusam baud raro invenis. Ern-
bryones istaj aut uniloculares, matri similes, sunt aut multiloculares, globigerinaefonnes.
Orbulinai singuhe maximte numquam fere embryones includunt, quasi nimis maturaj, a'tate
confectae, seniles.

Natural! de connexu inter Orbuliriam et Globigerinam interse practcrea dissentierunt
auctores. M. SCHULT/E et v. KEUSS (B6hrn. Gesellsch. Wissensch. Sitz. Ber. 1861, p. 13)
Orbulinam segmentum Globerinaa ultimum, disjunctum habuerunt. ALCOCK (Literar. &
Philos. Soc. Manch. Mem. (3) 3, 1868, p. 175) Orbulinam sarcodi glomeramen Globi-
gerina) extra matrem collectum, ubi postea testa circumdatum ratiorie probabili censet.

Dom. SCHLUMBERGEK (Comptes rendus d. Seances de 1'Acad. Sciences April 1884)
primus sententiam nostra- fere parem proposuit. Si Globigerinaj singukt' Orbulinas, et ha.1
Globigerinas pariunt, genera distincta non juste habenda1.

Dom. SCIILUMBERGER (1. cit), BRADY (Clialleng. Rep., p. 607, et prajterea SCHACKO
(Wiegmanns Arch. 49, p. 428) orbulinas magnitudine media (mm. 0.70) embryones globi-
geriniformes procreandi pra;cipue esse compotes observarunt, qua3 potentia pro magnitudine
superarite decrescat.

affines:

1. crassa, subglobosa, paullum depressa, anfractibus plerumque 2 indistinctis, seg-
mentis anfr. ultimi 4, suturis indistinctis; apertura umbilico-suturali, semi-
lunari, angusta.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N:0 9. 85

G. padiyderma (EHRENB.) BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 600, t. 114, f. 19—20.
Glob, bulloides v. borealis BKADY, 1881, Osterr. Ungar. N. pol. Exped., Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 43,

p. 103; A. M. Nat. Hist. (5) 1, p. 435, t. 21, f. 10.

Hab. in sinubus Groenlandiie passim; plerumque pygmaea.

2. facie spiral! plana aut subplana, facie umbilical! tumida, anfractibus 3 — 4, seg-

inentis arifr. ultimi 3 — 4, apertura plerumque suturali rnarginali, aut seini-

marginali magna, semilunari, interdum valde arigusta fere obliterata, poris

rninutis; superficie interdum scrobiculata; saape Pulleriiaj obliqueloculata;

similis.

G. Intlata D'ORB., Tab. XIV, figg. 763—765.
Fig. 763: facies urnbilicalis; a: facies marginalis cum apertura; I: facies spiralis; e

mari Azorico profund. metr. 530.
Fig. 764: facies spiralis; a: facies oralis; b: facies marginalis; e rnari Germariico

profund. metr. 180.
Fig. 765: facies spiralis; a: facies umbilicalis; b: facies marginalis, cum apertura

angustissima; e mari Azorico profund. metr. 80 — 120.

D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 134, t. 2, ff. 7—9.

Glob, bulloides var. inflata PARK. & JONES, 1865, North Atlaut. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155,

p. 367, t. 10, f. 16—17.

OWEN, 1867, Surface Fauna Mid. Ocean, Journ. Lin. Soc. (Zool.) 9, p. 148, t. 5, f. 13.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Sep. Zool. 9, p. 601, t. 79, ff. 8—10.

Hab. mare Germanicum et sinum Codamim metr. 180, sat frequcns. Diam. mm. 0.55 — 0.60.

APPENDIX.

3. trochoidea, spira plus rninusve prominens, arifractibus plerumque 3, singulo 3

camerato, cameris globosis, inflatis; apertura umbilicali, circulari quadrilatera

aut semilunari, suturali; prajterea apertura' suturales semilunataj paucae supra

facie spirali sparsae.
Color dilute ruber, interdum albidus; a Glob, triloba REUSS non sat distincta; spira

interdum applanata, interdum pyramidalis.
G. FUbra D'ORB., Tab. XIV, fig. 766.
Fig. 766: facies umbilicalis; a: facies spiralis; b: facies marginalis, exempli spira

minus elevata; e mari Caraibico.

D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 94, t, 4, f. 12—14.

Glob, rubra VANDEN BROECK, Etude foramf. Barbade, Ann. Soc. Belg. microsc. 2, p. 125, t. 3, ff. 9 — 10.

» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. Zool. 9, p. 602, t. 79, ff. 11—16.

» BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, Abronlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lend. 12, 7, t. 45, f. 12.
? Glob, canariensis D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 133, t. 2, ff. 10—12.

Hab. mare Caraibicum locis certis abundans metr. 500 (GOES). Diam. mm. 1.25.

4. subsymmetrice planospiralis anfractibus I'/g — 3, ultimo stepe distante, 5 — 6

camerato, cameris subglobosis, singulis orificio late semilunari urnbilicum versus
aperto instructis.

86 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFEBA.

G. aequilateralis BRADY, Tab. xiv, tig. 707.

Fig. 767: facies spiralis; a: f'acies umbilicalis; b: fiicies marginalis; e uiari A/orico
profund. metr. 530.

(1879) 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 005, t. 80, ff. 18—21.

Glob, hirsuta D'()RB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 133. t. 2, ff. 4—6.

GOES, 1881, Eet. Rhizop. Oarib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 0, ff. 201—202.

Hab. mare Caraibicum metr. 500 (GOES); ad Azores metr. 500 (S.MITT & LJUNGMAN). Uiam. mm.

0.50 — 1.

5. rnagis depressa, anfractu ultimo segmentis 5 — 7 prajdita; praeterea ut in typica,
a qua non sat distiricta, neque a Gl. dubia EGGER, rnagis inflata, distingui
debet; poris saepe minutis.

G. CretaCCa D'ORB., 1840, For. Craie bl. Paris, Mem. Soc. geol. France 4, p. 34, t. 3, ff.

12 — 14.

GOES, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 6, ff. 204—206.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 596, t. 82, f. 11 (fig. 10 potius ad typum referenda).

Hab. mare caraibicum metr. 500 passim, pygmflea mm. 0.15—0.30.

6. depressa, inflata, anfractu ultimo 3 — 4-camerata, segmentis globosis, ultimo (in-

terdum et penultimo) conico-mitrasforini, ab anfractu penultimo stepe disjuncto;
apj6ertura3 aliquot magnoj.

G. SaCCUlifera BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 604, t. 80, ff. 11—17; t. 82, f. 4.
GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 6, ff. 197 — 200.
Glob, helicina CARPENTER. 1862, Introduct. Stud. Poramf., t. 12, f. 11.

Hab. mare Caraibicum metr. 300 — 700. Long. mm. 1.50.

^

7. globosa, corapacta, anfractibus saepe indistirictis, ultimo cameris 3, rare 4 pras-

dito; apertura umbilical! magna, suturali femilunari, praiterea aperturre mi-

nores suturales in facie spiral! sparsae (interdum obsoletic). Anfractus interni

saspe trigonaliter dispositi.

G. COIlglobata BRADY, Tab. XIV, figg. 768—769.
Fig. 768: facies umbilicalis; a: facies spiralis aperturis fere obsoletis; e mar!

Azorico.
Fig. 769: facies umbilicalis; a: facies spiralis, aperturis fere obsoletis aut minutis;

e mar! Caraibico.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 603, t. 80, ff. 1—5, t. 82, f. 5.

GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 6, f. 196.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 45, f. 13.

Hab. mare Caraibicum metr. 180—400 (Goes); extra Azores insulas metr. 500 (SMITT, LJUNGMAN).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 87

SPHJIROIDINA D

8. bulloides D'OKB.

Tab. XIV, fig. 770.

Globosa, interdum ovato-pyramidalis, anfractibus apparentibus 2 indistinctis, inter-
dum 3, segmentis anfractus ultimi 3 — 4, tumidis, magnis; apertura rima semilunari aut
semicirculari, suturali saepe valvulata.

Scope nitida, poris minutis.

Fig. 770: facies oralis; a: facies spiralis; e mari Germanico.

D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 267, No. 1, Mod. 65.

? Sexloculina Haueri CZJZEK, 1847, For. Wieuerbeck., Haidng. Nat. Wiss. Abh. 2, p. 149, t. 13, ff. 35 — 38.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhiz. Cnrib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand!. 19, 4, p. 89, t. 6, ff. 190 — 193.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 620, t. 84, ff. 1—7.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 45, ff. 9 — 11.

Hab. mare Germanicum metr. 180; Osterfjord Norvegiae inetr. 180 — 360 passim (NORMAN). Diam. mm. 0.50 — 0.60.

PULLENIA PARK. & JONES.

P. sphteroides D'ORB.

Tab. XIV, figg. 771—772.

Subglobosa, paullum compressa, nautiloidea, nitida, segmentis 4, rare 5, suturis te-
nuibus, vix impressis; apertura rima angusta, transversa marginalis, suturalis.

Figg. 771- — 772; facies laterales; a, a: facies marginales; e mari Spetsbergico.

Nonion. sphseroides D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 293, No. ], Mod. 43.
Pull, bulloides Hss, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, Septar. Thou. Pietzpuhl, t. 20, ff. 1 — 2.
» sphseroides BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 615, t. 84, ff. 12 — 13.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 43, ff. 21, 24.

Hab. in Osterfjord Norvegiie metr. 670, passim (NORMAN), extra Spetsbergiam 72° Lat. bor. metr. 360 (v. OTTER).
Diam. mm. 0.35.

forma affinis:

Magis compressa, segmentis apparentibus 4 — 5, suturis plerumque magis impressis,
prajtera ut in prtccedente, qua saepe paullo major.

P. quinqueloba RSS, Tab. xiv, fig. 773, a.

v. REUSS, 1851, Septar. Thon. Berlin; Zeitschr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 3, t. 5, f. 31.

P. compressiuscula Rss, v. SCHLICHT, t. 20, ff. 5— 6.

GOES, 1881, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t, 8, ff. 248—249 (segm. extern. 4)

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 617, t. 84, ff. 14—15.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 23, ff. 22, 23.

Hab. cum pnecedente. Diam. mm. 0.50.

88 AXEL GOES, AKCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN KORAMINIFEHA.

PLANORBULINA D'ORB.

P. lobatula WALK. & JACOB.

Tab. XV, fig. 774.

Saepissime affixa, piano- ant concavo-convexa, sacpe sinuose uridata; facies aboralis
s. spiralis anfnictum soluin ultiraum pleruraque exhibens, interdurn obsolete urnbilicata,
segrnentis 6 — 8; facies oralis anfractus 2 — 3 praebens; apertura rirna suturalis, marginalis-
extrau mbilicalis.

Pori saspe exigui, sparsi, interdum prtecipue faciei oralis obsoleti.

Van at: magis corapacta, segmentis anfractus ultimi usque ad 12.

Fig. 774: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis, typicre.

Nautilus lobatulus WALK. & JAC., 1798, ADAMS Essay microscop. (Kanmacher), p. 642, t. 14, f. 30.
Truncatulina tuberculata U'ORB., 1826; Tnbl. raeth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 279, No. 1, Mod. 37.
Flanulina incerta D'OBB., ibid., p. 280, No. 1.
Truncat. variabilis REUSS, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, For. Septar. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 21, ff. 12 — 23, 27 — 29.

lobatula BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 660, t. 92, f. 10; t. 93, ff. 1, 4—5; t. 115, ff. 4—5.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Transact. Zool. Soe. London 12, 7, t. 45, f. 26.

SHERBORN & CHAPM., 1886, London Clay; Journ. R. micr. Soc. (2) 6, t. 1C, f. 12.
Synonyuiiam ceteram vide GOES, Ret. Rhizop. Caribb. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 96.

Obs. Nautilus farctus FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, minrosc., p. 64, t. 9, ff. g — i est forsan forma distincta,
poris rnajoribus.

Anomalina irregularis TER«U., 1886. For. & Ostrac. Islamic, Bullet. Soc. Zool. France 1886, p. 333, t. 11,

ff. 14—15.

? Truncat. globulosa TERQU., ibid., t. 11, ff. 12 — 13.
Truncat. lobatula FORNASINI, 1893, For. marne messinesi, Mem. Accad. Sc. Instit. Bologna (5) 3, t. 2,

ff. 15 — 16.

Hal), ad oras Sveciae occidentales et Norvegiae in algis lapidibusque adnata, profund. inetr. 5 — 50 sat frequens;
mare Groenlandicurn profnnd. metr. 100 — 300. Diam. mm. 1.30 ct ultra.

formac affines:

1. cameris plus minusve irregulariter dispositis.

P. variabilis D'ORB.

Truncatul. variabilis D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 279; P1839, For. Canar. p. 135,

t. 1, f. 29.
Planorb. truncata EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg; Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb. 1857, p. 280, t. 10,

ff. 15—17.
Truncat. tuberosa PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1871, Nomenclature Forara., A. M. N. Hist. (4) 8, p. 177,

t. 12, f. 138.

innormalis COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, t. 21, f. 11.
variabilis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 661, t. 93, ff. C, 7.

BRADY, PARK., JONES. 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Transact. Zool. Soc. London 12, 7,
t. 45, f. 17.

Hnb. c. prnecedente rara prresertim in tropicis.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 89

2. plus minusve elate conica, srcpe subcarinato-limbata, compacta, suturis inter-

dum obscuris:

P. refnlgeilS (MTF.) D'ORB. Tab. XV, figg. 775—776.
Fig. 775: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalia; b: facies oralis.
Fig. 776: facies marginalia alius magis typicse.

Truncatulina refulgens D'ORB., 1826, Tab. method. Ann. So. Nat. 7, p. 279, t. 13, fl'. 8—11; Mod.

77, (cameris quam in nostra forma fere dnplo frequentioribus).
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 659, t. 92, ff. 7—9.

Hiib. in sinubus Norvegipe, Spetsbergiae, Greenland!*, raetr. 120 — 250 passim. Dinm. mm. 1 — 1.50.

3. deplanata, tenuis, suturis ssepe iinpressis, interdum limbatis, margine ssepe acuto,

poris magnis; segmentis arcuatis; inter lobatulara et rotulam D'ORB. me-
dium tenens; a Rotal. SchlOnbachi Rss, 1862 (Nordd. Hils. u. Gault, Wien.
Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 84, t. 10, f. 5) vix distincta:

P. WiUlerStOrft SCHWAG. Tab. XV, fig. 777.

Fig. 777: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalia; b: facies oralis.

Anomal. Wiillerstorfi SCHWAG., 1866, Novara Reiso, Geol. 2, p. 258, t. 7, ff. 105—107.

Aiiomal. tenuissima Rss, 1855, Tert. Sch. nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 18, p. 244,

t. 5, f. 60 et

Truncat. costata v. HKEN, 1877, For. Clavul. Szab. Sch. p. 73, t. 9, f. 2, nou sat distinctae.
Wuellerstorfl BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 662, t. 93, ff. 8, 9.

UHLIG, 1886, Galliz. Carpat. Alttertiftr. Mikr. Faun., Jhb. K. K. geol. Reichs-

anst. 36, p. 174, fig. 3.

Hab. mare glaeinle et Atlanticum nietr. 1,780 — 4,630 sat frequens (v. OTTER). Diam. ram. 0.80 — 1.50.

4. planoconvexa aut depresse biconvexa, facies aboralis saepe plus minusve im-

pressa aut centro subplano, suturis sacpe irnpressis; centrum faciei oralis in-
terdum subumbonatum; forma nostra marginata; inter typicam et Unge-
rianam n'OuB. A Planorb. lobatula nisi spira faciei aboralis obsolete apa-
rente et segmentis anfr. ultimi plerumque pluribus distincta:

A Rotal. Kalembergensi, Truncat. Boueana D'ORB., non sat distincta, ilia libera,
hiuc affixa.

P. Akneriana D'OR«. Tab. xv, «gg. 778—779.

Fig. 778: facies aboralis; a: facies rnarginalis; b: facies oralis exempli e Farsund,

Norvegite, profund. metr. 35.
Fig. 779: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis, exempli e sinu Har-

danger, Xorvegite, metr. 50.

Rotal. Akneriana D'ORB., 184C, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 156, t. 8, ff. 13 — 15.

Truncatulina Akneriana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 663, t. 94, f. 8 (suturis faciei oralis sublim-

batis; faoies aboralis sparsim tubereulata.)

Hab. in siniilms B;ilnisiie, Norvegire et Spetsbergensibus metr. 30 — 350 rara. Diam. mm. 0.75.

K. ST. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 12

90 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOHAMIMKERA.

P. Ungeriana D'ORB.

Tab. XV, fig. 780.

Biconvexa aut subplano-convexa, altitudine valde varians, nunc tenuis, marginata,
nunc magis distensa; seginentis anfractus ultimi 9 — 14; facies aboralis plus minusve -
interdum obsolete — umbonata, umborie interdum granoso, praedita; facies oralis nunc
obsolete urnbilicata, nunc umbonata; poris magnitudine variantibus, formic tropicae minori-
bus, crebrioribus. Forma nostra lobatula; proxima, a qua interdum vix distinguenda.

Fig. 780: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis exempli forma; emaciata;.

Rotalina Ungeriana o'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 157, t. 8, ff. 16 — 18.

» constricta v. REUSS, 1861, Kreide v. Riigen; Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 44, p. 329, t. 0, f. 7: t, 7, f. 1.
Truneat. Ungeriana Rss, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 21, ft'. 1 — 3.

Planorb. Ungeriana GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Aknd. Hand!. 19, 4, p. 100, t. 7, ft'.

234 — 240 (magis distensa; et variet. affix a); forma distensa a (Rotalia) Trun-
eat. rosea (u'OaB.) BRADY, Chall Rep., p. 667, t. 96, f. 1 vix distincta.
Truneat. Ungeriana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 664, t. 94, f. 9.

pygmsea (HKEN) BRADY ibid., p. 666, t. 95, ff. 9 — 10 vix specitice distincta.
Planorb. Ungeriana SHERB. & CHAPM., 1886, London Clay., Joum. R. microso. Soc. (2) fi, t. 16, f. 10.

Hab. ad oras Bahusue Svecire profnnd. metr. 50 minus frequens, prreterea mare fiermanicinn et sinum Codunuin
metr. 180—890 (THEEL), mare Atlant. boreale metr. 1,780 (LiNDAin,).

P. COl'Onata PARK. & JONES.

Tab. XV, figg. 781—783.

Truncato-conica aut plano-spiralis, discoid ea. aut plano-convexa, umbilicis concavis,
depressis plerurnque plicatis aut rugosis, spira anfractuum laterum amborum nuda aut
subnuda, rugis tamen obscura, margine late truncato aut subrotundato, segmentis anfr.
ultimi 8 — 9; apertura marginalis, suturalis, pori interdum obstruct!, magnitudine rnedii.

Facies aboralis interdum valde angusta, quare forma PI. refulgenti valde propinqua
exstat, ex qua forsan sit derivata.

Fig. 781: facies oralis, aporata.

Fig. 782: facies marginalis.

Fig. 783: facies aboralis exempli alius refulgenti similis; a: facies marginalis ejasdera.

Anomalina coronata PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast Norway, A. M. N. H. (2) 19, p. 294, t. 10, ff. 15, 16.

BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetland, Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 469, t. 48, f. 13.
Planorb. farcta v. coronata PARK. & JONES, 1865, North Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 383,

t. 14, ft'. 7—11.
Anomalina coronata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep., p. 675, t, 97, ff. 1—2.

FORNASINI, 1893, For. marne messinesi; Mem. Accad. Sc. Instit. Bologna (5) 3, t. 2, f. 17.

Hab. ad oras Norvegiae profund. metr. 100 — 530 hand rara. Diani. 1 — 1.20.

KONUL. SV. VET. AKADEMIKN8 HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 91

P. iinmiimisis D'OKB.

Tub. XV, figg. 784—785.

Plaria, compressa, spiralis, segmentis {infract, ultiini 8 — 11, suturis s;epe linibatis,
intcrduiu impmssis, rnargine truncate aut subcarinato, latus utrurnque alterum alteri fere
simile, apertura marginali, suturali.

Fig. 784: facies aboralis; a: facics marginalia; b: facies oralis exempli e inari Azo-
rico profund. metr. 530.

Fig. 785: facies oralis; «: facies marginalis, e inari Gennanico profund. metr. 180.

(Planulina) ariminensis D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 280, t. 14, ff. 1 — 3 bis, Mod. 49.
Planorb. tuberosa v. Ariminensis GOES, 1882, Relic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand). 19, 4, p. 98,

t. 7, ff. 228-233.
Anomalina ariminensis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 674, t. 93, ff. 10 — 11.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 45, ff. 20— 22.

Hab. mare Germanicuin profund. metr. 180 rara; pr.etera ad Azores insulas metr. 530 (SMirr & LIUNGMAN).
Diam. 0.87 — 1.

P. mediterranensis D'ORB.

Tab. XV, fig. 786.

Applanata, affixa, juveriis regulariter spiralis, adulta cameris irregulariter cyclice
dispositis; facies affixa sive oralis sola spiram exhibens; hyalina, cameris centralibus fulvis.
Fig. 786: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis.

D'ORB., 1826. Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 280, Mod. 79; 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 166, t. 9, ff. 15 — 17.
Planorb farcta var. vulgaris GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 97,

t. 7, f. 227. Synonymia ibid., ab qua PI. variabilis D'ORB. abstrahenda est.
mediterranensis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 656, t. 92, ff. 1 — 3.

Hab. ad oras Sveciae et Norvegiae profund. metr. 50 — 180, hand frequcns. Diam. mm. 0.50 — 0.80.

, ;!,,;;,v;: ,,,.u '., GYP8INA CARTKH.
O. inhaBl'eilS SCHULTZE.

Tab. XV, fig. 787.

Affixa, plus minusve depressa, irregulariter expansa, stadium juvenile segmentis stepe
planospiraliter dispositis, prajterea irregulariter acervatis, polygonis aut semiglobosis, apertura
nulla, poris magnis, uti apud Planorbulinas, in facie affixa sa>pe obsoletis, rnargine excepto.

Fig. 787: facies superna sive libera; a: facies marginalis; b: facies affixa, exempli
e mari Bahusitu.

Acervulina inhserens SCHULTZE, 1854, Organ. Polythal. p. 68, t. 6, f. 12.

Tinoporus lucidus WRIGHT, 1877, Rec. For. Down & Antrim; Proc. Belfast, nat. Field. Club 1876—77;

App. p. 105, t. 4, ff. 4—5.
Gyps, inhserens BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 718, t. 102, ff. 1—6.

Hab. ad oras Balmsine profund. metr. 40---50 in testaceis affixa, passim. Lat. mm. 1.80.

92 AXEL GOES, AHCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFERA.

G. vesiciilaris PARK. & JONES var. intermedia.

Tab. XV, fig. 788.

Plerumque affixa, truncato-subconica, ovoidea aut subglobularis, foveolato-areolata;
cameris magnitudine variantibus, poris nunc obsoletis aut ininoribus, nuric tnajoribus.
Inter Gyps, globulum (Rss) BRADY et vesiculareni PARK. & JONES medium tenet,

Fig. 788: facies Hbera; 1: facies affixa; c: sectio transversa.

Orbitolina vesicularis VAKK. & JONES, 1866, Nomenrliit. Foram., A. M. N. H. (3) 6, p. 31.
Tinoporus Isevis CARP., 1861, Research.' For., Phil. Transact. 150, p. 559, t. 21, ff. 1—3.

vesicularis CARP., 1862, Introd. Foranif., p. 224, t. 15, ff. 1—4.

Isevis BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shell., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 470, t. 48, f. 17.
Gyps, vesicularis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 718, t. 101, ff. 9—12.

Hab. iid oras Bahusiae et Norvegiae profund. metr. 20—70 hand rara. Dium. 1.60.

RUPERTIA WALLICH.
R. stahilis WALLICH.

Tab. XV, fig. 789.

Affixa, producto-spiralis, obovata aut elavata, plus minusvc pedunculate, basi sub-
ex pan sa; anf'ractibus 2 — 3, raptim increscentibus, interdum 5, segmentis anf'ractuuin 4 — 6
singuloruiu, saepe plus minusve inflatis. Apertura, iissura semilunaris, marginalis, obliqua
interdum in vestibulurn umbilicale magnum spectans. Pori nunc crebri nuric sparsi, nunc
minores nunc magni, interdum in series dispositi. Nunc subhyalina, nunc calcarea nitida,
nunc valde iricrustata suturis obsoletis.

Fig. 789: f'acies oralis; a: facies latcralis; 1: basis affixa, subtus; c: sectio trans-
versa auf'r. medii.

WALLICH, 1877, On a new sessile Fornmf. fr. the N. Atlantic., A. M. N. H. (4) 19, p. 501, t. 20.
SCHLUMBERGEK, 1883, Note s. For. nouv. golfe de Gascogne; Feuille des jeunes naturalistes 13, p. 27, t. 2, ff. 6 — 8.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 680, t. 98, ff. 1—12.

Hab. mare Spetsbergicum metr. 1,300; Atlauticum boreale profund. metr. 1,750 (LINDAHL); altitude mm. 1.50.

PATELLINA WILLIAMS.

P. corrugata WILL.

Conica, patellifonuis, orbicularis aut subovata, infra concava, segmentis j)lus minusve
indistincte biserialibus, amplectentibus; stadio larvali apicali irregulariter spirali, anfractibus
circiter 2; segmentis sequentibus septis imcompletis, ut costis aut rugis verticalibus externe
indicalis, divisis. Corpus tcstaj iriterna; ex cameris irregularibus constitutum.

KONGI,. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAU. BAND 25. N:O 9. 93

WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 46, t. 3, ff. 86—89.

CARPKNTKK, 1862, lutroduct. Stud. Foramf., p. 230, f. 13, fl'. 16 — 17 (segmentis cyclicis).

BRADY, 1884, Cliall. Rep. '.), p. 634, t. 86, ff. 1 — 7.

PARK. & JONES, 1865, North. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Pliil. Trans. 155, t. 15, f. 29.

Hal), ad Groenlandiam proftind. inetr. 90 rara (NORMAN).

MSCORBINA PAKK. & JONES.

D. Berthelotianu D'ORB.

Tab. XV, fig. 790.

Depressa complanata tennis, hyalina, facie aborali leniter concava nunc uinbilicata,
mine paullum impressa, anfractu ultimo pnvceclentem uunc tottim nunc ex parte obtegente;
segmentis anfr. ultirni 5 — 9; facie orali excavata, interdum subumbilicata; suturis, hujus
interdum uti costis prominentibus, distinctis; poris minutis.

Fig. 790: fades aboralis; a: facies tnarginalis; 1: t'acies oralis exempli e mari Ger-
manico.

Bosalina D'ORB., 1839, For. Camir., p. 135, t. 1, ff. 28—30.

GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Garib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand). 19, 4, p. 105, t. 8, ff. 266—268.
BRADY, 1884, Cluill. Rep., p. 650, t. 89, ff. 10 — 12.

Discorb. baconica v. HKEN, 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Soh., Mitthcil. Jhrb. ungar. geol. Anst. 4, p. 76, t. 10, f. 3

(major, limbata, carinata).

rarescens BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 651, t. 90, ff. 2 — 3 (cariuata vel carinato-alata).

Bertheloti BRADY, PAIIK. & JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. hond. 12, 7, t. 46, ff. 7 — 8.

Hab. mare Gennanicum profund. metr. 180 passim; ad oras Norvegicas metr. 90 — 540 (NORMAN, v. YHLEN). Diam.
mm. 0.50 — 0.60.

D. parisiensis D'OKB.

Tab. XV, fig. 791.

Convexa nut planoeonvexa, tennis, obtuse marginata, spira nunc aperta nunc anfractu
ultimo celata, segmentis hujus (j — 12, arcuatis, plus minusve angustatis; facie irifera s.
orali tuberculis minulissimis, in radios dispositis, instructa; suturis stepe sinuosis.

Forma nostra suturis paullum impressis, interdum valde deplanata, fere discoidalis,
poris sparsis, magnitudine mediis.

Variat segmentis angustioribus magis numerosis = D. opercularis d'Ons.

Fig. 791: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalia; b: facies oralis.

Bosalina D'ORB., 1826, Tab. method; An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 271, No. 5, Mod. 38.

PARKER, JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For., Paheogr. Soc. 19, t. 2, ff. 13 — 15.

WRIGHT, 1877, For. Down & Antrim, Proc. Belfast Nat. Field Club 1876—77, Append., p. 105, t. 4, f. 1.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 648, t. 90, ff. 5, 6, 9 — 12.

Hab. ad insulam Hven profund. metr. 20, rara (T.HEEL & TRYBOM). Diam. mm. 0.45.

94

AXEL GOK8, AKCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIKKHA.

D. rosacea

Tab. XV, tig. 792.

Trochoidea, late conica, hyalina, obtuse marginata, subtus subplana aut paulliuii ex-
cavata, ant'ractibus 3 — 4, ultimo 4 — 7 segmentato, facie orali sajpe lobulis umbilicalibaa
instructa ("asterisante"), poris minutis aut niediis sa-pe marginalibus; a Discorbina
(Hotalia) turbone D'(_)KB. nisi statura magis depressa noil distincta, quod valde variaris.

Variat segmentis angustioribus, semilunaribus, amplectentibus, suturis stupe limbatis.

Fig. 792: fa,cies aboralis; a: f'acies marginalia; b: facies oralis; e niari Bahusia1.

Rotalia u'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. So. nat. 7, p. 273, No. 15, Mod. 39.

Asterigerina planorbis D'ORB., 1846, For. Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 205, t. 11, ft'. 1 — 3 (segmentis angustis

ainplectentibus).

Rotal. mamilla WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 54, t. 4, ff. 109 — 111 (segment, ainplectentibus, poris

marginalibus limbata).

? Discorb. stellata llss, 1867, Steinsalzablag. \Vieliczka, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 55, p. 101, t, 5, f. 1 (paiillum limbata).

? Discorb. squamula Rss, ibid., t. 5, f. 2 (subtus limbatis suturis).

Discorb. rosacea BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 644, t. 87, ff. 1, 4 (ciifr. Discorb. turbonis figuram ibi-
dem tab. 87, f. 8).

Obs. Discorb. orbicularis (TERQUEM) BRADY, Chall. Rep., p. 647, t. 88, ff. 4 — 8, segmentis valde angustis ain-
plectentibus, in aufractu ultimo 3 — 4, ab Asterigerina planorbi EGOER 1857,
Mioc. Ortenbnrg, Leonli. & Bronns Jhb. 1857, p. 281, f, 11, ff. 8 — 10 nee
:t Rosal. Auberii D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 94, t. 4, ff. 5 — 8 sat di-
stincta, est varietas D. rosaeeae liabeuda. Inter ambas medium tenet D. ro-
sacea GOES, 1882, Retic. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4,
p. 105, t. 8, ff. 251—257.

Rosalina squamiformis Rss, 1854, Kreide Ostalp., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 7, p. (i9, t. 26, f. 2 (ab qmi nostra

nisi lobulis umbilicalibus destituta, 11011 distincta).

Rotalina nitida WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 54, t. 4, ff. 106 — 108 verosimiliter ad 1). rosaceam

referenda; a BRADY ad Rotaliam relata: Chall. Rep., p. 705; Synopsis Brit.
Rec. For., Jouru. Roy. microsc. Soc. 1887, p. 293.

Hab. in Skagerack sinus Codani profund. metr. 50 rara (Hj. THEEL). Diam. mm. 0.50 — O.eu.

D. globularis D'

Tab. XV, tig. 793.

Trochoidea, facie aborali convexa, spirani totam exhibente, anfractibus 2 — 3 — #'/»>
segmentis ultimi 5 — 7, margine obtuso, poris majoribus; facie orali sa^pe aporata, pleruin-
que concava aut subplana, interdum irregulariter impressa et tumida, umbilico irregulari;
suturis ssepe impressis, interdum siriuosis.

Color testaj plerumque flavidus.

Fig. 793: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalia; b: facies oralis.

Rosalina D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 271, t. 13, ff. 1 — 4, Mod. 69.
Rot. semiporata EGGER, 1857, LEONII. & BRONNS Jhb. 1857, p. 276, t. 8, ff. 1 — 3.

concamerata WILL, (ex parte), 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 53, t. 4, ff. 104—105.
Disc, vesicularis v. globularis PARK. & JONES, 1865, North Atl. & A ret. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155, p. 386,

t. 14, ff. 22—23.
» globularis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 643, t. 86, ff. 8, 13.

Hab. ad oras occidentales Svecise et Norvegise inter algas profund. metr. 3 — 50, vulgaris. Diam. mm. 1 — 2.

KONGL. SV, VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAH. BAND 25. N:O 9. 95

Variat statura niinore, poris exiguis:

Discorbina (Rosalina) Vilardeboaria, araucana D'ORB., Tab. XVI, fig. 796;
exemplurn e inari A/orico; a: facies marginalis; 1>: facies oral is.

D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. merid. 5, p. 44, t. G, ff. 13 — 18.
BRADY, Chnll. Rep., p. 645, t. 86, ff. 9—12; t. 88, f. 2.

D. Obtlisa D'()RB.

Tali. XV, fig£. 794—795.

Planoconvexa, tumidiuscula, anfractibus faciei aboralis ll/a — 2'/a, ultimo segtneutis
5 — 8, spiram mine subtegente, nunc spiram totam nudam revelante, segmentis tumidins-
culis, rnargine obtuso, aut rotundato; facie orali subplana tubereulis umbilicalibus et striis
radiantibns prunlita, interdum aporata; poris mediis aut minutis; facies aboralis interdum
tuberoulata.

Fig. 794: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalia; l>: facies oralis.

Fig. 795: juvenis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis.

Discorbince pulmnaltc BRADY, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, t. 88, f. 10, facie aborali tuber-
culata, valde propinqua, forsan eadem.

Rosalina obtusa D'ORB., 184C, Bass. tert. Viennc, p. 179, t. 11, ff. 4 — 6.

Discorbina vesicularis var. obtusa PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atlant. & Arct. On., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 386,

t. 14, ff. 18—19.

y Discorb. obtusa BRADY, 1884, Chall. Hep. Zool. 9, p. 644, t. 91, f. 9 (sine striis tuberculisque).

Hab. ad Spetsbergias metr. 40 passim in Grantia. Diam. 0.50 — 1.80.

,,,,, , . , .„ ,=„,,, - i PULVINIILINA PARK. & JONES.

P. repanda FIGHT. & MOLL.

Tab. XVI, fig. 801.

Rataliformis, biconvexa aut subplano-convexa, facies spiralis anfractus 3 exhibens,
segin. anfr. ultirni G — 10, suturis sic-pe sublimbatis; facies oralis nunc vestibulo rnagno
aperturali instructa, nunc apertura coarctata umbone obtecta, suturis sa-pe "asterisantibus".

Faciei arnbiv intcrdum scabra? sicuti apud varietatem concaraeratam MONTAG.

Fig. 801: facies aboralis; «: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis, exemplum e mari
Azorico.

Nautilus repandus FICHT. & Mou.., 1803, Testae, iniproso., p. 35, t. 3, ff. a — d.

Pulv. repanda GOKS, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl."l9, 4, p. 110, t. 8, ff. 276—282.

BRADY, 1884, f'hall. Rep., p. 684, t. 104, f. 18.

•» exigua BRADY, ibid., p. 696, t. 103, ff. 13 — 14, non sat distincta.
!J P. repanda SHF.RB. & CHAPM., 1886, London Clay, Jonrn. R. Micr. Soc. (2) 6, t. 16, f. 18.

Hab. ad Azores insulas profund. metr. 50 — 90 (SMiTT & LJUNGMAN). Diam. ram. 2.25.

96 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFEKA.

forma af finis:

Valde limbata, sa?pe plus minusve scabra aut tuberculata:

P.(Rotalina)COnCailierata(MoNTAG) WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 52, t, 4, ft'. 102—103.
Pulv. repanda var. concamerata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. G85, t. 104, f. 19.

Hab. mare Anglicura.

P. punctulata D'ORB.

Tab. XVI, figg. 797—800.

Affixa, expansa, piano- aut concavo-convexa, depressa, segmentis anfr. ultimi 6 — 8,
irregularitcr inflatis; facies oralis suturis sinuatis, dentatis aut laceratis, obsolete tuber-
culata, interdum poris magnis instructa.

Inter congeneres maxima, juvenes suturis stepe sublirnbatis. Interdum pygmaea,
hyalina nitida.

Fig. 797: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; l>: facies oralis, exempli e mari
Germanico.

Fig. 798: juvenis e mari Azorico profund. metr. 600 — 780.

Fig. 799: e mari Germanico.

Fig. 800: pygrmva e mari Azorico profund. metr. 530.

Rotalia D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 273, No. 25, Mod. 12.

Bosalina vesicularis PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast of Norway, A. M. Nat. H. (2) 19, p. 292, t. 10, ff. 22 — 24.
Pulv. repanda v. punctulata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc'enn, Pliilos. Transact. 155, p. 394,

t. 14, ff. 12, 13.

» repanda PARK. & JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For.; Palaeogr. Soc. 19, t. 2, ft'. 22 — 24.

» punctulata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 685, t. 104, f. 17.

Obs. P. sacculata PARK. & JONES, 1876 (A. M. Nat. H. (4) 17, p. 284, ff. 1 — 3) ab lino non sat distincta
videtur.

Hab. in raari Germanico in Oculinis affixa, metr. 350 nee non in sinubiis Norvegicis profund. metr. 90 (NOKMAN).
Diam. 3 — 4 mm.

i : ' . • • •!

formse affines:

1. affixa planoconvexa, suturis prsesertim faciei aboralis late limbatis, facies oralis

umbilico saepe lobato.
A juvenibus P. punctulata nisi lirnbatione lata suturarum non distincta; suturis

juvenum tenuiter limbatis:

P. COIlCentrica PARK. & JONES, Tab. XVI, figg. 802—803.
Fig. 802: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; I: facies oralis exempli e sinu Ber-

gensium Norvegiae.
Fig. 803: e mari Azorico profund. metr. 75.

Pulv. concentrica BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetland, Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 470, t. 48, f. 14; 1884,

Chall. Rep., p. 686, t. 105, f. 1.

UHLIG, 1886, Westgaliz. Karpath. Alttertiar., Jhb. K. K. geol. Reichsanst. 36, p. 190,
t. 3. ff. 3, 4.

Hab. in sinubus Norvegiee passim profund. metr. 90 — 180 (LILLIEBORG, NORMAN).

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKADKMIKNS HANDUNGYR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 97

P. dispaiisa BRADY.

Tab. XVI, figg. 804—806.

Nunc affixa nunc libera, plus minusve irregulariter lobata, segmentis plus rainusve
irregulariter dispositis, spira obtecta verrucosa; facies oralis plerumque laevis poris magnis
sparsis praedita.

Juvenes magis regulariter constructs;.

Fig. 804: magis regularis; a: facies marginalis; Jr. facies oralis.

Fig. 805: juvenis.

Fig. 806: valde irregularis; a: facies marginalis; l>: facies oralis.

Pulv. dispansa BRADY, 1884. Chall. Hep. 9, p. 687, t. 115, f. 3.
Hal), nd Azores insulas metr. 50 — 600 (SMirr, LJUNGMAN). Diam. 2.25.

P. Kill's I cm' Rss.

Tab. XVI, fig. 807.

Trochoidea, anfractibus 3V2 — 4, segmentis anfr. ultimi 7 — 8, semiamplectentibus; facies
oralis convexa aut subplana, suturis rectis impressis, rare limbatis, umbone obsolete; mar-
gine sublobato, limbato.

A Pulv. Schreibersii D'ORB. non sat distincta.

Fig. 807: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis.

Rotal. Karsteni Kss, 1855, Kreide Mecklenb., Zeitschr. dent. geol. Gesellscli. 7, p. 273, t. 9, f. 6.
Pulvin. Karsteni BHADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetl., Transact. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 470, t. 48, f. 15.

repanda var. Karsteni PARK. & JONES, 1865, North. Allant. & Arct. Oc., Philos. Transact. 155, p.
396, t. 14, ff. 14, 15, 17; t. 16, ff. 38—40.

karsteni BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 698, t. 105, ff. 8, 9.

Hab. in siiiubus Spetsbergiae metr. 180 passim, ad Groenlaudiam metr. 20, mare Atlant. boreale metr. 270
(LlNDAHL). Diam. mm. 0.60 — 0.80.

P. elegans D'ORB.

Tab. XVI, fig. 808.

Trochoidea, plus minusve asqualiter biconvexa, marginata, anfractibus 3 — 4, seg-
mentis anfract. ultimi 7 — 9, latere utroque sa?pe umbonato, suturis plane aut elevate lim-
batis; facies oralis sacpe »stellata», apertura sa>pe rirna apicalis rnarginis segmenti ultimi.

Variat suturis non limbatis. Recens testa vitrea, hyalina, albide variegata.

Fig. 808: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis.

Rotal. elegans D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nut. 7, p. 276, No. 54.

Pulv. elegans (JOES, 1882, Ret. Rhiz. Carili. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. Ill, t. 8, ff. 283 — 285
Rotalina pleurostomata SCHLUMBERG. For. d. Golfe Gascogne, Feuille d. Jeunes natur. 13, p. 27, t. 3, f. 5.
K ST. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 13

98 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Pulv. Partschiana Ess, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, t. 20, ff. 23—25, 29—31.

» partschiana, elegans BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 699, t. 105, ff. 3—6.

» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 46, f. 2.

» » FORNASINI, 1893, For. raarne messin; Mem. Accad. Sc. Instit. Bologna (5) 3, t. 2, f. 18.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,750 rara (LINDAHL). Diam. mm. 0.90; ad Spetsbergiam, Groenlandiaiu
pygmaea.

P. jiimnila FICHT. & MOLL.

Tab. XVI, figg. 809—810.

Ovalis plus minusve elongata, insequaliter biconvexa, compressa, saepe marginata,
anfractibus ll/2 — 2, segmentis anfr. ultimi 7 — 10, segraento ultimo facie orali subventri-
cosa, umbilicum plerumque obtegente; color saepe flavesceus.

Var. segmento ultimo decurrenti spirara superante = Valvul. cordiformis COSTA;
? Rotal. deforrais D'ORB. etc.

Fig. 809: facies aboralis; a: facies margiualis; b: facies oralis.

Fig. 810: forma Brongniartii D'ORB.; b: facies oralis.

Nautilus auricula var. a et /? FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, microsc., p. 108, t. 20, ff. a — f.

Pulv. auricula GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea; Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 109, t. 8, ff. 273—275,

ubi synonymia completa; Obs. Rotal. contraria Rss, 1851 (Sept. Thon.

Berlin., Ztschr. deut. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 76, t. 5, f. 37 est forsan Buli-

mina queedam; Rot. cristellarioides Rss, For. Crag. Anvers., Bullet. Acad.

Belg. (2) 15, p. 154, t. 3, f. 44, est forsan Non. turgida WILLIAMS.
oblonga BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 688, t. 106, ff. 4 — 5.

i ;| f(> t jjft; ,. ; J.j . ._. .»„.,(,

Hab. mare Germanicum metr. 180; ad oras Norvegise raetr. 130 (LILLIEBORG, NORMAN). Long. mm. 1.

APPENDIX.
P. Schreibersii D'ORB.

Trochoidea, subhemisphaerica, anfractibus 4 — 6, spira umbone hemisphaerico plerum-
que subobtecta; segmentis anfr. ultimi 6 — 8 subamplectentibus; facies oralis convexa aut
subplana, suturis plerumque stellato-limbatis.

Rotalina Schreibersii D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 154. t. 8, ff. 4 — 6.

badensis CZJZEK, 1847, Haid. Natnrw. Abh. 2, p. 144, t. 13, ff. 1 — 3.
Pulv. elegans v. trochus GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 112, t. 8,

ff. 286 — 288.

» Schreibersii BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 697, t. 115, f. 1.
> BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 46, f. 4.

Hab. mare Curaibicum sat frequens metr. 500 — 600 (GOES).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 99

Pftf* * ROTALINA (LMCK.) D'ORB. "*•" '

B. Beccarii LIN.

Tab. XVI, fig. 811.

Helicoidea, biconvexa aut subplano-convexa, rnargine rotundato, anfractibus 3 — 4,
anf'r. ultimo segincntis 8 — 12; facie aborali plerumque rnagis elevata, suturis sape lim-
batis nunc itnpressis, nunc superficiein testae a;quantibus; facie orali magis depressa, area
centrali plus minusve rugosa, verrucosa, suturis irregulariter excavatis, rimosis, quasi in-
crustatis; unibilico valde granuloso, profundo, iriterdurn subumbonato. Apertura, rima
marginalia, suturalis.

Forma; emaciatai occurrunt, rugis verrucisque faciei oralis valde obsoletis.

Fig. 811: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis exempli magis elevati
e mari Bahusiae.

Nautilus Beccarii testae apertura obovata, anfractibus contiguis torulosis, geniculis insculptis, LIN. Syst. Nat.

Ed. X, 1758, p. 710.

MONTAG. 1808, Test. Brit., Supplem. p. 74, t. 18, f. 4.
Botalia Beccarii D'ORB. (Turbinulina), 1826, Tab], raeth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 275, No. 42, Mod. 74 (deplanata).

tortuosa, corallinarum D'ORB., 1826, ibid., No. 40, 48, Mod. 75.
Bosal. Parkinsoniana I)'()RB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 99, t. 4, ff. 25 — 27.
» Catesbyana D'ORB., ibid., p. 99, t. 4, ff. 22 — 24.

viennensis D'OKB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 177, t. 10, ff. 22—24.

EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg, LEONH. & BRONN Jhb. 1857, p. 277, t. 8, ff. 11—13.
» Amalise, radiata COSTA, 1854, Pal. Napol. 2, p. 254, 255, t. 21, ff. 12—13.
» inflata SEG., 1862, Rhiz. Catania, Accad. Gioenia Atti (2) 18, p. 22 (separ.), t. 1, f. 6.
Rot aL. punctato-granulosa SEG., 1879, For. terz. Prov. di Reggio; Atti R. Accad. Lincei (3) 6, p. 147,

t. 13, f. 37.

Beccarii WILLIAMS, 1858, Rot. For. Or. Brit., p. 48, t. 4, ff. 90—92.

Rosal. Mackeyi KARR., 1864, Grunsand, N. Zeelnnd, Novar. Exped. geol. Th. 1, 2, p. 82, t. 16, f. 14.
Rotal. Beccarii PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. All. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 388, t. 16, ff. 29—30.
PARK. & JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For., Palieogr. Soc. 19, t. 2, ff. 19 — 21.
UHLIG, 1883, For. rjjisan'shen Ornatenthone, K. K. geol. Reichsanst. Jhb. 33, p. 773, t. 8, f. 8.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 704, t. 107, ff. 2 — 3 (ubi Synonymia vetusta reperitur).
WRIGHT, Chalk. For. Keady Hill; Proc. Belfast Nat. Field Club 1884—85, Append, t. 27, f. 15.

Hab. ad oras Bahusise metr. 2 — 150 frequens, diam. mm. l.io.

B. Soldanii D'

Tab. XVI, fig. 812.

Planoconvexa plus minusve tumida, nitida, interdum submarginata, facie aborali
plariiuscula, spira interdum paullum elevata, saepe subumbonata, anfractibus 3 — 4, seg-
mentis anfr. ultimi 8 — 1 1 ; facie orali saepe valde turgida elevata, umbilicata, plerumque lawi.

A Rot. orbiculari D'ORB. nisi facie orali magis tumida nori diversa.

Fig. 812: facies aboralis; a: facies marginalis; b: facies oralis exempli e mari Atlant.
boreali profund. metr. 1,750. Fig. supra a: faciem aboralem exempli alius pra-bens.

100 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFERA.

Kotalia (Gyroidina) Soldanii D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. So. nat. 7, p. 278, No. 5, Mod. 36; 1846, Bass.

tert. Vienne, p. 155, t. 8, ff. 10—12.
•» umbilicata D'ORB., 1839, Craie blanche d. Paris, M6ra. Soo. geol. Fr. 4, p. 32, t. 3, fl'. 4-6 (non

sat distincta).

» turgida v. HAGENOW, 1842, Riigens Kreide Vcrsteiu; Leonh. & Br. Jhb. 1842, p. 570, t. 9, f. 22.
» conoidea Cm., 1847, For. Wien. Beck., Haid. natnrwissen. Abh. 2, p. 145, t. 13, ff. 4 — 6.
» Girardana Rss, Sept. Thon. fieri., Zeitschr. deut. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 73, t. 5, f. 34; v. SCHLICHT,

t. 20, ff. 11 — 13.

Beccarii v. Soldanii PARK. & JONES, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 389, t. 16, ff. 31—33.
nitidula SCHWAG, 1866, For. Kar. Nikobar; Novara Eeise geol. Th. 2, 2, p. 263, t, 7, f. 110.
» Soldanii v. HKEN, 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 80, t. 9, f. 7.

» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 706, t. 107, ff. 6—7 (conf. Rotnl. orbicularis (D'ORB.),

ibid., t. 115, f. 6, qua; a figura, t. 107, ff. 6 — 7, non distingvenda est).

Hab. in Stoksund Norvegife metr. 140 — 180 (NORMAN); mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,750 (LINDAHL) hand
frequens.

POLYSTOMELLA D ORB.

P. arctica PARK. & JONES.

Tab. XVI, fig. 813.

Nautiloidea, disciformis, subumbonata, latere utroque subplano, margine rotundato,
segmentis 8 — 14. Suturte stepe limba.tai impressae, ostiis canaliculorum interseptalium
poriformibus utrinque (interdum uniserialibus) instructa?, pontibus septalibus destitute;
area umbilicalis ostiis sparsis provisa.

Aperture marginalis, suturalis porosa aut rima margine superno creriulata, ostiis in-
terdurn nonnullis supramarginalibus superpositis.

Fig. 813: exempluin e mari Spetsbergensi prot'und. metr. 150; b: facies marginalis.

Polystomella arctica PARK. & JONES, M. S. 1864.

BRADY, 1864, Rhiz. Shetl., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 471, t. 48, f. 18; 1878, Ret. Rhizop., N. Pol. Exped. 1875

—76, A. M. N. H. (5) 1, p. 437, t. 21, f. 13.

P. crispa v. arctica PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 401, t. 14, ff. 25—30.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 735, t. 110, ff. 2—5.
BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Dublin For., Trans. R. Irish Acad. Sc. 28, p. 353, t. 13, f. 27.

Hab. mare Spetsbergicum & Groenlandicura metr. 140 — 180 sat frequens; ad Newfoundland et Nova Semjla.
Diam. mm. 1.50.

P. sibirica GOES.

Tab. XVII, fig. 814.

Lenticularis, biconvexa plus minusve applanata, interdum subcarinata, carneris cir-
citer 24, angustatis, umbonibus interdum circumscriptis, ostiis septalibus plerumque in
binas series interdum in unam seriem dispositis; apertura poris minutis exhibita.

Fig. 814: facies lateralis; a: facies marginalis.

Hab. ad Nova Semjla, Matotschkin Sharr metr. 30 sat frequens (STUXBKRG, THEEL 1875). Diain. mm. 3 — 4.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADKMIENS HANDLINGAK. BAND 25. N'.O 9. 101

P. Striato-punctata (FICHT. & MOLL.) PARK. & JONES.

Tab. XVII, figg. 815—816.

Discoidea, lateribus subplanis, umbilicis subdepressis, interduin absentibus, umbo-
nibus obsoletis substltitutis; segmentis 8 — 12 subinflatis, suturis paullum impressis, pon-
tibus septalibus brevissimis, foveolis plus minusve distinctis, interduin fere evanes-
centibus; apertura marginalis, suturalis, porosa aut crenulata, [>oris septalibus interduin
additis paucis.

Testa interduin obsolete squamoso-areolata, sa;pe hyalina, poris magnitudine varian-
tibus; (testa aliqua,ndo subarenacea?).

Fig. 815: hyalina; a: facies marginalis; b~- in luce transeunte visa; e Gullmaren sinu
Bahusia'.

Fig. 815 c — f: duaj majores e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 18; c: umbone
obsolete granuloso.

Fig. 815 g — i: e mari Spetsbergico metr. 180 — 550, ostiis septalibus provisa.

Fig. 815 k — 1: e mari N. Semjla.

Fig. 815 m — r: pygma>a; e mari Bahusia? profund. metr. 80; m: superh'ciem areo-
latam pnebens.

Fig. 815 s — u: e rnari Spetsbergico.

Fig. 816: forma subarenacea? Haplophragmio similis; ex eodem loco; a: facies mar-
ginalis.

? Nautilus striatopunctatua FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, micr., p. 61, t. 9, ff. a — c (striata, inflata sine pon-

tibus septalibus).

Polyst. Poeyana D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba. p. 55, t. 6, ff. 25 — 26.
Geoponus Stella borealis EHRENB., 1839, Jetzt lebende Thierarten cler Kreidebild., Abh. K. Ak. Wiss. Berlin,

p. 132, t. 1, ff. a— g.

Polyst. Haurina u'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 122, t. 6, ff. 1 — 2.
? Polyst. rugosa, obtusa D'ORB., ibid., t. 6, ff. 3 — 6 (segment. 15 — 20).
Polyst. Antonina, Listeri D'ORB., ibid., p. 128, t. 6, ff. 17 — 22.

stella borealis, gibba, venusta SCIH;LTZK, 1854, Organ. Polythal., p. 60, 67, ff. 1 — 9.
Non. heteropora, densepunctata, Polyst. subcarinata EGGER, Mioc. Ortenburg, Leonh. & Bronn Jhb.

1857, p. 299—301, t. 14, ff. 19—25.
Polyst. umbilicatula WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. (Jr. Brit., p. 42, t. 3, ff. 81 — 82

var. incerta WILL., ibid., t. 3, f. 82 a.

Non. excavata SEG., 1862, Rhizop. Catania, Atti Accad. Gioena (2) 18, t. 1, f. 4.
Polyst. latidorsata Rss, 1863, For. Oberburg, Steiermark, Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 23, p. 10, t. 1, f. 16.
minuta, discrepans Rss, 1864, Oberoligocan, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 50, p. 478, t. 4, ff. 6 — 7.
striatopunctata JONES. PARK. & BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, t. 2, ff. 38—39.
crispa var. striatopunctata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. At). & A ret. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 402,

t. 14, ff. 31—34, t. 17, f. 60.

minima SEG., 1879, For. terz. Prov. Reggio, Atti Accad. Lincei (3) 6, p. 333, t. 17, f. 38.
crispa var. Poeyana GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 116,

t. 8, ff. 301—302.
striatopunctata BRADY, 1884, Cball. Rep. 9, p. 733, t. 109, ff. 22 — 23.

» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Loud. 12, 7, t. 43, f. 17.

Hab. ad oras Sveciae, Norvegiae, Groeiilaiidise, Spetsliergire frecjuens, metr. 2 — 1,700. Diain. mm. O.;jo- l.io.

102 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

forma affinis:

Magis inflata aut carinata, saepe umbonata.

P. SUbllOdOSa v. MUNST. (sec. REUSS), Tab. XVII, figg. 817—819.

Fig. 817: e raari Nova Semjla; a: fades marginalis oralis.

Fig. 818: pygma?a in typicam vergens; e mari Bahusiae Sveciaa.

Fig. 819: crassa, e mari Newfoundlandico; a: facies marginalis oralis.

Robulina subnodosa v. MUNST. , LEONH. & BRONNS Jhb. 1838, p. 391, t. 3, f. 61.

Nonionina splendida BOLL., 1846, Geogr. cleut. Ostseeland., p. 177, t. 2, f. 15.

Polyst. subnodosa HEUSS, 1855, Tert. Sell, nordl. u. mittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 18, p. 240,

t. 4, f. 51.

exoleta COSTA, 1854, Pal. Napol. 2, t. 19, f. 10.
» cryptostoma, angulata, Ortenburgensis EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg; LEONH. & BRONNS

Jhb. 1857, pp. 301, 302, t. 9, ff. 19—20; t. 15, ff. 5-9.
? Naut. ambiguus FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, micr., p. 62, t. 9, ff. d — f.
? Polyst. subumbilicalis CMZ., 1847, For. Wien. Beck., Haid. naturwiss. Abh. 2, p. 143, t. 12,

ff. 32—33.
? Polyst. Ungeri, flexuosa Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. Dkschr. 1, p. 369, t. 48, ff. 2—3.

Hab. ad New Foutidland rara (LiNDAHL); Nova Semjla (STUXBERG).

l'|M- -iftx-i . < ><'.«, — » »> I .'i HHI <i • f. mini '>,'*"- V £lx

P. crispa LIN.

Tab. XVII, figg. 820—821; 822.

Lenticularis, plus minusve umbonata (aliquando umbonibus destituta), margine atte-
nuate saepe carinato; segrnenta anfractus ultimi 12- — 24; suturis elevatis, extra marginem
ut spinis plerumque prominentibus, pontibus septalibus transversis interse connectis aut
subconnectis; apertura marginalis, suturalis, poris constituta.

Fig. 820: exernplum e mari Bahusite profund. metr. 80; a: facies marg. oralis.

Fig. 821: exempluni e Zostera litorum Bahusiaa; a: facies marg. oralis.

Fig. 822: inter P. crispam & striatopunctatam, e sinu Quajnang Norvugise pro-
fund, metr. 200.

..auO'.l BtlhjJ*U .

Nautilus crispus, testee apertura, semicordata, anfractibus contiguis, geniculis crenatis, LIN. Syst. nat., Ed. X,

1758, p. 709.
» ? FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, micr., p. 40, t. 4, ff. d — f, t. 5, ff. a — b (pontibus septal.

omissis); MONTAGU, 1803, Test. Brit., p. 187, t. 18, f. 5.
Polyst. crispa D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 283, Mod. 45.

oweniana D'ORB., 1839, Voy. amer. merid., p. 30, t. 3, ff. 3, 4.
» Lanieri D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 54, t. 7, ff. 12 — 13.

Berthelotiana D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 129, t. 2, ff. 31—32.

» ornata, crispa, ? flexuosa D'ORB., 1846, For. Bass. tert. Vienue, p. 125, t. 6, ff. 9—14, p. 127, t. 6,

ff. 15 — 16 (P. flexuosa in Polyst. striatopunct. v. subnodosam MUNST.
vergens).

» crispa, decipiens, striolata, ornata COSTA, 1854, Pal. Napoli 2, t. 14, f. 11, t. 19, ff. 13, 15—16.
crispa PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 399, t. 14, f. 24; t. 17, f. 61.
» WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 40, t. 3, ff. 78 — 80 (margine spinosa).
» CARPENTER, 1862, Introd. Foramf., p. 278, t. 16, f. 4 (margine spiuoso).
» BRADY, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 736, t. 110, ff. 6—7.

Obs. Polyst. regiua, Josephinae, aculeata D'ORB., Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 129 — 131, t. 6, ff. 23 — 28, raar-
gine aculeis ornato, a typo difficillime distingvendee.

Hab. ad oras Sveciae occidentales, metr. 3 — 80, passim. Diam. mm. 0.80 (plerumque minuta).

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDMNGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 103

NONIONINA ,,-OBB.

N. umbilicatula MONTAG.

Tab. XVII, figg. 823—824.

Nitida, interdum pellucida, nunc subdepressa, nunc paullura inflata, umbilicata aut
suburnbilicata, margins rotundato, segmentis 9 — 12, suturis vix impressis; facie septali
convexa, semilunari; apertura snturali, marginal!, angusta, poris mediocribus; interdum
foveolis septalibus minutis provisa. Aliquando e particulis arenaceis et calcareis immixtis
constructa, Haplophragmio similis.

Fig. 823: e sinu Bergensium Norvegiae, profund. metr. 200; a: facies marginalis
oralis.

Fig. 824: calcareo-arenacea e Gulhnaren sinu Bahusioe profund. metr. 70.
vi :i >» .j

Naut. umbilicatulus MONTAQ, 1803, Test. Bril., p. 191, Supplera. 1808, p. 78, t. 18, f. 1.

Non. Soldanii D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 109, t. 5, ff. 15 — 16 (in N. pompilioidem vergens).

COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 201, t. 17, f. 11 (item).

» falx GZJZ, 1847, For. Wieu. Beck., Haid. Nat. Wiss. Abh. 2, p. 142, t. 12, ff. 30—31.
» polystoma COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 206, t. 14, f. 10.

» crassula PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Norw. A. M. N. H. (2) 19, p. 286, t. 11, ff. 5—6.
» Barleana WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 32, t. 4, ff. 68 — 69.
» bathyomphala Rss, 1862, Nordd. Mils u. Gault, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 46, p. 95, t. 13, f. 1.
Polystom. crispa var. umbilieatula PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. All. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 405,

t. 14, f. 42, t. 17, ff. 58—59.

Non. formosa SEG., 1879, Koram. terz. Prov. Reggia, Atti Accad. Lincei (3) 6, p. 63, t. 7, f. 6.
umbilicatula BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 726, t. 109, ff. 8—9.

BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Loud. 12, 7, t. 43, f. 19.
,•

Hab. ad oras occidentals Svecise et Norvegise metr. 40 — 180 frequens, ad Spetsbergiam metr. 180 — 1,250 fre-
qventissima.

N. depressula WALK. & JACOB.

Tab. XVII, figg. 825-826.

Discoidea, margine plerumque rotundato, aliquando submarginata, umbilicis haud
multum aut vix excavatis subgranulosis; interdum suburnbonata; segmentis 7 — 11 — 14,
suturis ssepe impressis, urnbilicum versus saepe stellate — exca\»tis, aut sublimbatis; ple-
rumque hyalina, poris rninutis creberrimis; a Polystomella striatopunctata interdum
difficile distingvenda.

Fig. 825: e rnari Germanico, in fonnam sequentem vergens; a: facies later, oralis.

Fig. 826: e mari Groenlandico; a: facies later, oralis.

Naut. depressulus WALK. & JAC., 1798, Adams Essays microsc., p. 641, t. 14, f. 33.

Non. perforata, granosa, punctata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 110, 111, t. 5, ff. 17 — 22.

» crassula WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. fir. Brit., p. 33, t. 3, ff. 70 — 71.

» afflnis Hss, 1851, Sept. Thon. Bcrl., /eitschr. dcut. geol. fies. 3, p. 72, t. 5, f. 32.

Polystom. crispa var. (Non.) depressula P.VRK. & JONES, 1865, North Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155,

p. 403, t. 14, I. 39.

104 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN KORAMINIFEKA.

Goiis, 1882, Eet. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 8, ff. 269—271.
Non. depressula BRADY, 1884, Ohall. Rep. 9, p. 725, t. 109, ff. 6—7.

Obs. Nautilus incrassatus FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, min., p. 38, t. 4, ff. a — e, a N. depressula non
sat distinctus.

Hab. mare Germanicuin metr. 180, mare Arcticum inetr. 100 — 1,870, passim. Diam. mm. 0.4n — 0.45.
JUl

forma affinis:

Suturis stellate limbatis, uinbilico plerurnque depresso, poris ssepe quam in typica
paullo majoribus.

N. stelligera D'ORB., Tab. xvn, figg. 827-828.

Fig. 827: e tnari Gerrnanico; stella umbilicali impressa, non sat typica.
Fig. 828: exemplum e Bukken sinu Norvegico.

D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar., p. 128, t. 3, ff. 1—2.

BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetl., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 471, t, 48, f. 19.

Polyst. crispa v. stelligera PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. All. & Arnt. Oc., Philos. Trans. 155, p. 404,

t. 14, f. 40.
Nonionina stelligera BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 728, t. 109, ff. 3—5.

Hab. ad Spetsbergiam ; in Bukken sinu Norvegico metr. 260 — 350 (NORMAN) rninuta; mm. O.so — 0.40.

N. Boueana D'

Tab. XVII, fig. 829.

Late ovalis aut elliptica, compressa, margine subacuto, umbilioo vix excavate, in-
terdum tenue granulate; segmentis anfractus ultirni 12 — 16; suturis snepe impressis panllum
excavatis aut obsolete stelligeris. A sequente non sat limitanda.

Fig. 829: exemplum e niari Atlantico profund. metr. 1,240; a: fades inarg. oralis.

D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 108, t. 5, ff. 11—12.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 729, t. 109, ff. 12 — 13.

Obs. Non. Boueana Rss, 1863, For. Crag d'Anvers, Bullet. Ac. Belg. (2) 15, p. 156, t. 3, ff. 47-48 inter

hauc et sequentem medium tenet.
nilf.il Hoill'liilll .r.'

Hab. mare Atlanticura Int. 48° borenli longitud. Occident. 10 metr. 1,240 passim (LINDAHL). Diam. mm. 0.65.

-•4<j • t- •'! ,«M*mtnui •.»•,

•

TW r, ™.l» r> P n/r

N. SCapha FICHT. & MOLL.

Tab. XVII, fig. 830.
' s

Elongate aut late elliptica, compressa aut inflata, rnargine obtuse cuneato; segmentis
9 — 12, rare 15, ultirnis raptim iricrescentibus, elongatis aut latis, tumidis; plerumque vix
umbilicata, suturis interdum crenatis; (testa arena aliqnando iiumixta?)

Figg. 830 — 830 c: exernpla e sinu Gulltnaren Bahusitv.

? Fig. 831: tenue arenacea, Haphlophragm. cassidi aliquantum similis, e rnari
Groenlandico profund. metr. 40.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 105

Naut. acapha FICHT. & MOLL., 1803, Test, micr., p. 105, t. 19, ff. d — f (in N. Boueanam D'ORB. vergens).
Non. Grateloupi, Sloanei, Brownii u'OiiB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 46, t. 6, ff. 6 — 7, 18—18 bis; t. 7, ff.

22-23.
» communis D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 106, t. 5, ff. 7 — 8.

PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast Norway, A. M. N. H. (2), 19, p. 287, t. 11, ff. 7—8.
» labradorica PARK. & JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For., Pal. Soc. 19, t. 2, ff. 44 — 45.
Pullenia communis v. HTKN., 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 59, t. 10, f. 10.
? Non. Fraasana GUMB., 1862, Streitberg Schwammlager, Jahresh. Wiirterab. natimviss. Vereins 1862, p. 233,

t. 4, f. 5.
Polystom. crispa var. Scapha PARK. & JONES, 1865 (ex parte(, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Transact. 155,

p. 404, t. 14, f. 38.
crassula v. Scapha GOES, 1881, Ret. Rhiz. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 114,

t. 8, ff. 299 — 300.
Non. Scapha BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 730, t. 109, ff. 14—15.

labradorica DAWS., I860, Canad. Natur., p. 192, f. 4; 1871, Gulf & River St. Lawrence A. M. N. H.

(4) 7, p. 86, f. 5 (brevis inflata).

Hah. ad oras Sveciae et Norvegise metr. 30 — 180 frequens; in mari Arctico profund. metr. 180 — 2,200 vulgaris.
Di<itn. mm. 0.90.

forma affinis:

segmentis ultimis valde elongatis, ultimo saepe inaequilaterali, spiram fere obtegente:

N. tlirgida WILLIAMS, Tab. XVII, fig. 832.

Fig. 832: exemplum e sinu Codano profund. metr. 230.

Botalina turgida WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 50, t. 4, ff. 95—97.

? Botalia cristellarioides Rss, 1863, Crag. d'Anvers, Bull. Ac. Belg. (2) 15, p. 154, t. 3, f. 44.

Polystom. crispa v. (Non.) turgida PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155,

p. 405, t. 17, f. 57.
Non. turgida BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 731, t. 109, ff. 17 — 19.

Hab. sinum Codanum profund. metr. 100 — 230 rara; Bukken sinurn Norvegicum metr. 260 — 350
(NORMAN). Diara. mm. 0.30 — 0.40.

OPERCULINA D'

0. ammonoides GRONOV.

Tab. XVII, fig. 833.

Plariospiralis, complanata, sa>pe obtuse- aut truncato-marginata, area umbilicali le-
niter impressa, anfractibus internis nunc exhibitis, nunc subobtectis; anfractibus 3, seg-
mentis anfr. ultirni numero 9 — 13, ssepe paullum inflatis, angulo interne saepe calloso,
emarginato aut inciso; suturis plerumque impressis, aut impresse-limbatis.

Fig. 833: anfractibus internis non obtectis; a: facies marg. oralis, exempli e Gull-
maren Bahusia) metr. 75.

Fig. 833 b, a: anfractibus internis umbilico subobtectis; ex eodem loco.

Fig. 833 c: exempl. e Farsund Norvegiae raetr. 75.

Naut. ammonoides GKONOV, 1781, Zoophylae. Gronov., p. 282, t. 19, ff. 5 — 6.

» balthicus SCHROET., 1783, Vollst. Einleitung, Gesch. Steine u. Versteiner. 1, p. 20, t. 1, f. 2.
Operc. complanata PARK. & JONES, 1857, For. Coast. Norw., A. M. N. H. (2) 19, p. 285, t. 11, ff. 3—4.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. Band 25. N:o 9. 14

106 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Non. elegans WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 35, t. 3, ff. 74—75.

Nummulina perforata var. (Operc.) ammonoides PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans.

155, p. 398, t. 14, f. 44; t. 17, ff. 62—63.
Operculina ammonoides BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 745, t. 112, ff. 1, 2.

Hab. ad oras occidentals Sveciae et Norvegiae profund. metr. 70 — 260 sat frequens. Diam. mm. 0.50 — 0.85.

CORNUSPIRA M. SCHULTZE.

C. foliacea PHIL.

Tab. XVIII, fig. 834.

Planospiralis, valde applanata, anfractibus internis pernumerosis, tenuissimis, sequ-
entibus plus rninusve raptirn latitudine increscentibus, sequentibus prtveurites haud inultum
aut vix amplectentibus, lineis plicisque transversis, arcuatis iristructis; parte tubi plus ma-
tura saepe longitudinaliter striata aut rugosa; apertura obovata aut ritna longa, tubo toto
patente; margine interne sa;pe ex parte canaliculate aut fisso.

Figg. 834 — 834 c: exempla e mari Groenlandico; a, c: facies inarg. oralis.

Fig. 834 d — e: lentius increscens, e rnari Spetsbergerisi; e: facies marg. oralis.

Orbis foliaceus PHIL., 1844, Moll. Sicil. 2, p. 147, t. 24, f. 26.

Operculina striata, plicata Czjz, 1847, For. Wien. Beck., Haid. Nat. Wiss. Abh. 2, p. 146, t. 13, ff. 10 — 13.

Cornuspira planorbis SCHULTZE, 1854, Organ. Polythal., p. 40, t. 2, f. 21.

Operculina ammonitiformis COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 209, t. 17, f. 16.

Spirillina foliacea WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit, p. 91, t. 7, ff. 199—201.

Cornuspira foliacea REUSS, 1865, Deutsch. Septarienth., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 25, p. 121, t. 1, ff. 8 — 9.

PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 408, t. 15, f. 33.
» JONES, PARK., BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 2, t. 3, ff. 50—51.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 120, t. 9, f. 308.

BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 199, t. 11, ff. 5—9.

REUSS, 1870; v. SCHLICHT, Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 35, ff. 11—12.

Hab. ad oras Scandinaviae, Groenlandise, /Spetsbergiae profund. metr. 10 — 530, haud rara. Diam. mm. 3 — 4.

formae affines:

1. margine anguste carinato.

C. carinata COSTA.

Operculina carinata COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 209, t. 17, f. 15.

C. Bornemanni Rss, 1863, Sept. Thon. Offenbach, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 48, p. 39, t. 1, f. 3.
» carinata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 201, t. 11, f. 4.

Hab. in sinubus Norvegiae passim (SARS, NORMAN).
1

2. minus compressa, anfractibus fere teretibus, quoque suum praecedentem ex parte

amplectente.

C. involvens, RSS.

Operculina involvens v. Rss, 1849, Neue Foramf. Osterreichs., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 370, t. 46, f. 20.
Cornuspira involvens Rss, Sept. Thon. Offenbach, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 48, p. 39, t. 1, f. 2.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 107

Cornuspira involvens PARK. & JONES, BRADY, 1866, Crag. For., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 3, t. 3, ff. 52—54.
polygyra v. HKEN, 1875, Clavul. Szabbi Sch., Mittheil. a. d. Jhh. K. Ungar.

geol. Anst. 4, p. 19, t. 1, f. 11, t. 2, f. 1.
BRADY, 1884, Chall. Eep. 9, p. 200, t. 11, ff. 1—3.

Hab. mari Arctico et Norvegico passim, profund. metr. 30 — 180; pygmrea.

C. striolata BRADY.

Tab. XVIII, fig. 835.

Anfractibus paucis raptirn latitudine increscentibus, quare forma flabelliformis adul-
tarum, plus rninusve plicato-striata aut rugoso-squamosa; striis verticalibus srepe obsoletis;
juvenes a var. involvente Rss saepe vix discernendae; megasphaerica forsan typicae; inter
congeneres maxima.

Fig. 835: rnagriitudine natural! delineata; e mari Sibirico.

Cornuspira striolata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 202, t. 113, ff. 18—19.
Hab. mare Sibiricum profund. metr. 150 (Dora. THEEL, STUXBEHG). Diam. mm. 35.

SPIROLOCULINA D

S. planulata LAMCK.

Tab. XVIII, figg. 836—836 c.

Elliptica, utrinque excavata, margine truncate aut rotundato, cameris planis limbo
destitutis; apertura subquadrata aut ovalis lingula simplici aut furcata plerumque in-
structa.

Fig. 836: angusta, typica, c sinu Bergensium Norvegiae, 20 metr.

Fig. 836 b: in lirnbatam transiens; e Gullmaren Bahusiai metr. 40.

Miliolites planulata LAMCK., 1805, Ann. Mus. 5, p. 352.

Spir. depressa, perforata, ? rotundata D'ORB., 1826, Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 298 — 299, No. 1, 2, 14, Mod. 92.

» badenensis, dilatata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne. pp. 270, 271, t. 16, ff. 13 — 18.

» depressa var. rotundata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 82, t. 7, f. 178.

» Preyeri REUSS, 1863, Oberburg. Steiermk, Wicn. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 23, p. 7, t. 1, f. 9.

» planulata BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 15, t. 3, ff. 37 — 38.
Mil. planulata PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 408, t. 17, f. 82.
Spir. planulata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 148, t. 9, f. 11.

T » BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, p. 214, t. 40,

ff. 14—15.

forma affinis:

margine limbato, suturis prominentibus, a typica vix lirnitanda; nee a Spirol. ex-
cavata D'ORB. Bass tert. Vienne, p. 271, t. 16, ff. 19 — 21 distincta:

S. limbata D'ORB., Tab. xvin, fig. 337.

Fig. 837: e mari Azorico profund. metr. 70.

108 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFERA.

D'ORB., 1826, Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 299, No. 12.

Spir. limbata BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thon Hermsd., Zeitschr. deut. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 348, t. 19, f. 1.

» depressa WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 82, t. 7, f. 177.

» limbata Rss, 1863, Sept. Thon. Kreuznach, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 48, p. 64, t. 8, f. 89.
Mil. (Spirol.) limbata PARK. & JONES, 1865, Phil. Trans. 155, p. 409, t. 17, f. 83.
Spir. limbata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 150, t. 9, ff. 15—17.

Hab. ad oras Scandinaviee profund. metr. 10 — 70 passim.

MILIOLINA (LAMCK.) WILLIAMS.

M. seminulum LIN.

Tab. XVIII, figg. 838—838 n; Tab. XIX, figg. 840-843.

Oblonga aut subrotundata, compressa aut plus minusve inflata, pleruinque nitida,
sectione transversa trigona aut triloba; apertura ovata aut subcirculari aut reriiformi, lingua
bifurcata aut simplici instructa. Segmenta apparentia 5 — 4, rare 3.

Fig. 838 a, b: e raari Groenlandico profund. metr. 296; b: facies oralis; c, d: sec-
tiones transversae, dispositionem segraentorum "Sigrnoilinae" prasbentes.

Fig. 838 e, f, g: magis triangularis; e mari Azorico profund. metr. 1,780.

Fig. 838 h, i, k: in variet. Auberianam vergens, ex Atlantico boreali profund.
metr. 150.

Fig. 838 /, m, n: magis orbicularis, tumida, e rnari Bahusia* profund. metr. 35.

Tab. XIX, fig. 240: e Koster fretis insularum Bahusia? profund. metr. 2.

Fig. 841: valde inflata fere IV loculina, ex Atlantico boreali, profund. metr. 330.

Fig. 842: valde obliquata, e Skagerack, profund. metr. 700 — 850.

Fig. 843: in subrotundam transiens; e mari Groenlandico profund. metr. 110.

Serpula seminulum testa regulari ovnli, libera, glabra LIN., 1758, Syst. Nat. Ed. X, 1, p. 786.
Synonymiam ceteram vide apud GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 124 b)

et p. 187 d) partim, et BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 157, t. 5, f. 6.
Quinqueloc. seminulum (D'ORB.) SCHLUMB., 1893, Mil. golfe Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6, p. 208,

t. 4, ff. 80—81.

Hab. ad litora Scandinavian occidentales et Arctica profund. metr. 2 — 800 frequens; long. mm. 2.50; nee tfon
mare Balticum (pygmrea) passim.

form* affines:

1. triloculina plus minusve tumida; a formis larvalibus Mil. (Biloc.) simplicis
difficile distincta.

M. inornata D'ORB., Tab. xvm, % 839.

Triloculina inornata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 279, t. 17, ff. 16—18.

? Triloc. pyrula KARR., 1867, For. Osterreichs, Wien. Ak. S. Her. 55. p. 359, t. 2, f. 7.

Triloc. decipiens REUSS, 1849, Neue For., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, 1, p. 382, t. 49, f. 8.

Hab. extra Vaderoarne insulas Bahusise profund. metr. 50.

KONGL. 8V. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:0 9. 109

"2. segmentis acutarigulis aut carinatis, a typo non sat distincta; saspe lata subor-

bicularis:

M. Allberiana D'ORB., Tab. XIX, Hgg. 844 — 844 e.
Fig. 844 (i, b: minus carinata, e mari extra VaderOarne irisulas Bahusiae profund.

metr. 45.
Fig. 844 c, d, e: magis carinata, medio impresso, ex eodem loco.

Quinqueloc. Auberiana D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 193, t. 12, ff. 1 — 3.

Gualteriana, Lamarckiana, Cuveriana D'ORB., ibid., p. 189, 190, 1. 11, ff. 14 — 15, 19 — 21.
» Bucbiana, Ungeriana, Partschii, peregrina D'ORB., Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 277, 289,

291, 292, t. 18, ff. 10—12, 22—24, t. 19, ff. 1 — 6.

? Triloe. anceps Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 383, t. 49, f. 11 (complanata).
Quinqueloc. ineequalis D'ORB., 1839, For. Canareis, p. 142, t. 3, ff. 28 — 30.

Mil. seminulum var. GOES, 1882, Eet. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 9, ff. 346—347.
> auberiana, cuveriana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 162, t. 5, ff. 8 — 9, 12.

Hab. ad oras occidentals profund. metr. 50 rara. Long. mm. 0.50.

3. segmentis angulatis, oblonga:

M. (Jandeiana D'ORB., Tab. xix, fig. 345.

•

Fig. 845: exemplurn non sat acute-carinatum e mari Atlantico boreali.

Quinqueloc. Candeiana D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 199, t. 12, ff. 24 — 26.

Quinqueloc. Candeiana, Kochi Rss, 1855, Kreidegeb. Mecklenburg, Zeitschr. dent. geol. Ges. 7, p. 289,

t. 11, ff. 6—7.

longirostra D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 291, t. 18, ff. 25 — 27.

? venusta KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 147, t. 2, f. 6.

? BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 162, t. 5, ff. 5, 7.

? Triloe. carinata PHIT,., 1843, Tert. Verstein. n. w. Deutschl., t. 1, f. 36.

Hab. mare Atlant. lat. bor. 51° profund. metr. 400, rara (LINDAHL).

4. disciformis suborbicularis aut transverse subovata, subplana, tnargine rotundato;

apertura sacpe magna semiluriata aut triangularis lingua minuta aut obsoleta;
segmentis saape irregulariter dispositis, ultimis ambobus margine orali interse
saepe distantibus. Triloculina suborbicularis D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba,
p. 177, t. 10, ff. 9 — 11 hue forsan referenda, forma striolata.

M. Sllbrollliulil WALK. & BOYS., Tab. XIX, figg. 846 -847 a— A.

Fig. 846: inter seminulum et subroturidam, e Hallo Bahusia*, profund. metr. 50.

Fig. 847 a — /*: formic varite e mari Bahushv et mari Atlantico boreali e profundis
parvis.

Serpula subrotunda WALK. & BOYS, 1784, Test, min., p. 2, t. 1, f. 4.
Vermic. subrotundum MONTAG, 1803, Test. Brit. 2, p. 521.

Quinqueloc. subrotunda D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 302, No. 36.
dilatata D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 192, t. 11, ff. 28 — 30.

SCHLUMB., 1893, Miliol. Golfe de Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6, p. 217,

t. 3, ff. 70—74, t. 4. ff. 89—90.

meridionalis D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. merid. 5, p. 75, t. 4, ff. 1—3, 10—13.

Mil. subrotunda PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. und Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 411, t. 15, f. 38.
Triloc. truncata KARR., 1864, Leytakalk Wien. Beck., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 50, p. 704, t. 1, f. 2.
» dilatata KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 58, p. 139, t. 2, f. 1.

110 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFEKA.

Miliol. subrotunda BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 168, t. 5, ff. 10—11.

? Quinqueloc. implexa TERQU., 1886, For. et Ostrac. d'Islatide, Bull. Soc. Zool. France, 1886, p.

335, t. 11, ff. 24—26.
Mil. subrotunda WRIGHT, 1885, For. Belfast, Proc. Belf. nat. Field Club, 1885 — 86, Append, t. 29, f. 6.

Hab. ad oras occidentals Scandinavise profund. metr. 0.5 — 260; tnare Arcticutn profund. metr. 20 — 280
ubique sat frequens. Diam. mm. 0.50 — 1.25.

5. testa arena incrustata colore brunneo-hepatico, plerumque magis complanata,

segmentis teretiusculis; suturis saepe fere obsoletis, inargine rotundato aut

subtruncato aut obtuse angulato. Speciem forrnamque quarnque suain forrnam

agglutinantern habere est expectandum.

M. agglutinans PARK. & JONES, Tab. XIX, figg. 848—848 /; Tab. XX, tig. 849.
Figg. 848 — 848 e: ex arena minus grand! coristructse, e rnari Groenlandico profund.

metr. 130—440.

Fig. 848 / — h: pauperata, e rnari Baltico; an — fusca BRADY.

Figg. 848 i — 1: e mari Spetsbergico profund. metr. 180; in contortam vergens.
Tab. XX, fig. 849: e mari Norvegico profund. metr. 90 — 180.

Mil. (Quinqueloc.) agglutinans PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 410,

t. 15, f. 37.

Obs. Quinqueloc. agglutinans D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 168, t. 12, ff. 11 — 13, apertura dentata

a nostra distincta, quare nornen forraae nostra in "arenaceam" melius sit trans-
mutandum. M. fuscse BRADY, 1870, For. tidal, lliv., Ann. M. N. H. (4) 6,
p. 286, t. 11, f. 2, exeropla a Dora. Cel. Jos. WRIGHT benigne communicata
a nostra non specifice distincta.

Quinqueloc. foeda REUSS, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 384, t. 50, ff. 5 — 6.
? Miliolina seminulum GOES, 1884, Ret. Uhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 9, ff. 319—320.

agglutinans BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 180, t. 8, ff. 6—7 (magis rudis).
» » BALKW. & WRIGHT, 1885, Rec. Dubl. For., Trans. Roy. Irish. Acad. Sc. 28,

p. 325, t. 13, ff. 1 — 3 (magis rudis).
MOEBIUS, 1880, For. Mauritius, p. 77, t. 3, ff. 4—8.
BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1888, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, t. 40, ff. 34—35.

Hab. mare Arcticum metr. 100 — 350 passim; ad oras Sveciae et Norvegiae metr. 90 — 180 minus frequens;
mare Balticum (pygmasa) passim. Long. mm. 1.30.

6. plus minusve elongata, plerumque tri-quadriloculina, a Miliolina ringente var.

elongata D'ORB. interdum difficulter distingvenda.
M. Oblonga MONTAG, Tab. XX, figg. 850—850 /.
Fig. 850: e mari Bahusiae.
Fig. 850 c: apertura coarctata exempli alius.
Figg. 850 d — 850 /: e sinu Bergensi Norvegico.

Vermiculum oblongum MONT., 1803, Testae. Brit., p. 522, t. 14, f. 9.

Triloc. oblonga D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 300, Mod. 95.

Vide prseterea GOES, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, p. 124 (ubi Quinquelocul.

tennis Czjz. est secernenda).

Miliolina oblonga BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. Zool. 9, p. 160, t. 5, f. 4.
? Triloc. Isevigata (D'ORB.) SCHLUMB., 1893, Mil. golfe Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6, p. 205,

t. 1, ff. 45—47.

Hab. ad oras Sveciae occidentales et Norvegise profund. metr. 20 — 50 passim. Long. mm. 1.50.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. Ill

7. segmentis margine truncatis, aut obtuse carinatis aut rotundate truncatis; seg-
rnento antepcnultirao projecto angulato aut carinato; testa plerumque opaca,
grisea sahulo tenui intermix to constructs ; interdum tamen albida subnitida,
la^vis. Formae magis inflate a M. seminulo difficile distingvenda;:

M. COntOrta D'ORB., Tab. XX, figg. 851—852.

Fig. 851 a, b: e mari Groerilandico profund. metr. 100.

Fig. 851 c: magis tumida (interdum tamen submarginata) e rnari Atlantico extra
Lusitaniam profundo ignoto.

Fig. 852: intermedia? aut angulatae KARRER proxima e mari extra Vaderoarne
insulas Bahusia^ profund. metr. 50.

Quinqueloc. contorta D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 298, t. 20, ff. 4—6.

Juleana, Bodolphina, Badenensis D'ORB., 1846, ibid., p. 298. 299, 300, t. 20, ff.

1—3, 7—12.

latidorsata Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkScbr. 1, p. 386, t. 50, f. 12.
kostejana, sclerotica KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 152,

t. 3, ff. 4—5.

? bidentata D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 197, t. 12, ff. 18—20.
? opaca Rss, Sept. Thon. Offenbach, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 48, p. 42, t. 2, f. 9.
? Berthelotiana D'ORB., 1839, For. Canaries, p. 142, t. 3, ff. 25—27.
? ovata (ROEMER), REUSS, 1855, Tert. Sc. nordl. u. raittl. Deutschl., Wien. Ak. 8. Ber. 18,

p. 252, t. 9, f. 88.

Mil. sclerotica BALKW. & MILLETT, 1884, For. Galway, Journ. micr. & nat. Sc. 3, t. 1, f. 2.
? Massilina annectens SCHLUMB., 1893, Mil. golfe Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6, p. 220, t. 3,

ff. 77—79.
? Quinqueloc. rugosa SCHLUMB., ibid., p. 210, t. 4, ff. 91 — 93.

* gibba:

Trilocul. angulata KARR., 1867, Fornmfauna Osterreichs Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 359, t. 2, f. 6.
intermedia KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 138, t. 1, f. 11.

Hab. ad oras occidentales Sveciee rara metr. 50 — 70; Groenlandiae metr. 100; Spetsbergiee metr. 25.

8. rnagis applanata, margine plerumque excavato-truncato ; a pr*cedente vix di-

stingvenda:

M. COnCaVa REUSS, Tab. XX, fig. 853.
Fig. 853: e Kilsund Norvegire profund. metr. 60.

Quinqueloc. concava REUSS, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, 1, p. 386, t. 51, f. 2.
excavata KARR., 1868, Mioc. For. Fauna Kostej, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 58, p. 148, t. 2, f. 9.
? bicarinella REUSS, 1869, Oligocan Gaas, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 59, p. 451, t. 1, f. 6.

Hab. in Kilsund Norvegico sinu profund. metr. 60 — 70 rara.

APPENDIX.

9. segmento antepenultimo etiam truncato valde prominerite; interdum obsolete
striata, a pra-cedente vix discernda; opaca:

M. polygona D'ORB., Tab. xx, figg. 854—854 g.

112 AXEI, OOKS, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Fig. 854 a, b: e mari Garaibico profund. metr. 580.

Fig. 854 c, d: sectiones transversae.

Fig. 854 e, f, g: obsolete striata, ex eodem loco.

Quinqueloc. polygona D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 198, t. 12, ff. 21—23.

? Triloc. quadrilatera D'ORB., ibid., p. 173, t. 9, ff. 14—16.

Mil. seminulum var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 9, ff. 353—354.

Hab. mare Caraibicurn profund. raetr. 500 rara (Goiis). Long. ram. 1.40.

.' (': i!.'. ' ' .! II1

10. segmentis ultimis arnbobus truncatis aut emarginatis, singulis costis (aut alis)

binis-trinis praeditis; segmentis ceteris etiain saepe carinatis aut alatis:
M. MCOStata D'ORB., Tab. XX, fig. 855 a, b.
Fig. 855 a: e mari Caraibico profund. metr. 500.
Fig. 855 b: facies oralis alius, alis paucioribus.

Quinqueloc. bicostata D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 195, t. 12, ff. 8 — 10 (costata, nee ut nostra alata).
Mil. seminulum. var GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand). 19, 4, t. 9, ff. 351-352.

Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 500 rara (Gofis). Long. mm. 1 — l.io.
• >\ i'k ,<-»'tt ..!I»M*IM,«J • .IMitft: .( U.i'iit <•?• li-r ..:*« I . .»-ivH- .UMW<I«O|, attwo -

M. secans D'ORB.

Tab. XX, figg. 856—856 g.

Plerumque late aut interdum elongate ovalis, complanata, margine attenuato inter-
dura subcarinato, segmentis latis, saepe transversim undulato-subplicatis.
Fig. 856 — 856 d: e mari Bahusiae profund. rnetr. 55.
Fig. 856 a, e, f: aperturae formis variis.
Fig. 856 g: sectio trans versa.

? Quinqueloc. secans D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 303 (figura Soldanii a D'ORB. citataMil.

bicornem var. angulatam WILLIAMS potius exhibeus); Mod. 96.
? vulgaris D'ORB., ibid., p. 302.

Haidingeri D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienue, p. 289, t. 18, ff. 13 — 15.
•» secans ROKM., 1838, Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb. 1838, p. 393, t. 3, f. 77.

Miliolina seminulum v. disciformis WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 86, t. 7, ff. 188—189.
? Quinqueloc scidula KARR., 1867, For. Osterreichs, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 361, t. 3, f. 1.
Miliolina secans BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 167, t. 6, ff. 1 — 2.

Sigmo'ilina secans SCHLUMBERG, 1887, Note sur le genre Planispirina, Bull. Soc. Zool. France 12, p. 118.
Massilina secans SCHLUMB., 1893, Mil. golfe Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6, p. 218, t. 4, ff. 82 — 83.

formae affines:

1. Oblonge ovalis, applanata, obtuse marginata, striolata; striis saape valde obsoletis.

M. elegailS WILLIAMS, Tab. XX, fig. 857.

Fig. 857: e mari extra HallO insulam Bahusiaj profund. metr. 50.

Mil. bicornis v. elegans WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 88, t. 7, f. 195.
? Quinqueloc. Soldanii D'ORB., 1826, Tabl. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 303.

Hab. ad oras Bahnsise minus frequena, inter secantem vivens.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDI..INGAR. BAND 25. N:O 9. 113

2. laevis aut obsolete ex parte striolata, nnnc compressa, nunc subtrigona, margine

segmentorum subtruncato, interdurn angulis subplicatis; collo iriterdurn paul-

lurn producto.
Inter Mil. secantem et bicornem medium tenet, cum quibus convivens, a quibus

difficillime limitanda; ad M. Ferusacii D'ORB., cui valde propinqua, ab auc-

toribus f'orsan sa?pe relatn.

M. RllgUlata Wn.i,., Tab. XX, fig. 858, Tab. XXI, figg. 859—859 e.

Fig. 858: in secantem vergens, extra Hallo insulam Bahusite profund. metr. 50.
Tab. XXI, figg. 859 — 859 e: exernpla duo e sinu Bergensium Norvegiae profund.

metr. 18.

Mil. bicornis v. angulata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 88, t. 7, f. 196.

Quinqueloc. undosa KAHR., 1867, For. Osterreichs, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 361, t. 3, f. 3.

? Mil. (Quinqueloc.) Perusacii PARK. & JON us, 1865, N. Atl. and Arct. Oo., Phil. Trans. 155, tab.

15, f. 36.

undosa BRADY, 1884, Chnll. Hep. 9, p. 176, t. 6, ff. 0—8.
? » seminuda KKUSS, 1865, For. dentseh. Sept.. Thon., Wien. Ak. DkSclir. 25, p. 125, t. 1. f. 11.

Hah. ad Hallo Bahusine, ad Bergen Norvegiif profund. metr. 20 — 50 rara. Long. ram. 1.30 — 1.70.

M. bicornis WALK. & BOYS.

Tab. XXI, figg. 860—861 f.

Ovalis, sectio transversa elliptico-carinata, aut compressa margine truncate, aut tri-
gona, collo nunc producto, nunc abbreviate, apertura nunc circulari nunc triangular!,
nunc angusta, elongata; testa plus minusve complete striolata aut subcostata, striolis ssepe
undulatis.

Mil. secanti interdum valde propinquans.

Fig. 860, a, 1>: tenuissime-obsolete striata, var. "eleganti", cnfr. fig. 857, valde
propinqua, e Kilsund Norvegiai profund. metr. 60.

Fig. 861, a, b: ex parte striata, e mari extra Hallo Bahusiic metr. 50.

Fig. 861, c, d, e: e mari Azorico profund. metr., 80.

Serpula bicornis WALK. & BOYS, 1784, Test, min., p. 1, t. 1, f. 2.

Trilocul. trieostata, Brongniartii D'ORB., 1826, Tab. m6th., An. SR. nat. 7, p. 300; ? Quinqueloc. scmi-

iiulum, Soldanii D'ORB., ibid. p. 303.
? Triloc. Gualteriana D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 170, t. 9, ff. 5—7.

flexuosa u'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. mer. 5, p. 73, t. 4, ff. 4 — 6.

Quinqueloc. nussdorfensis, striatella, obsoleta COSTA, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 326, 328, t. 25, f. 11, t. 26, ff. 3 — 4.
Mil. bicornis WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 87, t. 7, ff. 190—194.
? Triloc. dichotoma Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. UkSchr., p. 383, t. 49, f. 12.
Quinqueloc. incrassata, Schroeckingeri, vermicularis KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58,

pp. 148—150, t. 2, ff. 10, 12, t. 3, f. 1.

Mil. bicornis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 171, t. 6, ff. 9, 11, 12.
Quinqueloc. undulata (D'ORB.) SCHLUMB., 1893, Miliol. du Golfe de Marseille, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 6,

p. 213, t. 2, ff. 60—61.

Hab. ad Hilllo et alia loca Bnhusiie minus freqtiens profund. metr. 50. Long. mm. 1.80.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Hamll. Band 2f). N:o 9. 15

114 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAM1NIFERA.

formne affines:

1. forma, fere pra^cedentis, plicato-costata, striis aut costulis inter plicas sa?pe inter-

positis, interdum magis compressa; apertura saape circularis; a typo saepe

difficillime distingvenda; a Triloc. Linnaeana D'ORB., For. Cuba, p. 172, t. 9,

ff. 11 — 13, nori sat distincta.
M. pulchella D'ORB., Tab. XXI, figg. 862—864.
Figg. 862 — 863: inter typicarn formara et pulchellam D'ORB., e mari Bahusia?

extra Halls insulam profund. metr. 50.
Fig. 864: magis typica, e mari Azorico.

Quinqueloc. pulchella D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. SR. nat. 7, p. 303. No. 42.

Trilocul. pulchella, Qu. Schreibersii, Josephina D'OKB., 1846, Bass. tert. Viennc, p. 279, 296,

297, t. 17, ff. 19—21, t. 19, ff. 22 — 27.

Quinqueloc. » BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetl., Transact. Lin. Soo. 24, p. 466, t. 48, f. 1.

PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 13, t. 4, f. 3.
» tricarinata D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 187, t. 11, ff. 7—9, 13.
» plicosa, Josephina COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 322, t. 25, ff. 2, 4.
? Mil. paucisulcata Rss, 1864, Oberoligociin, Wien. Ak. Site. Ber. 50, p. 452, t. 1, f. 7.

> pulchella BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep., p. 174, t. 3, ff. 10—13, t. 6, ff. 13—14; M. linneeana
BRADY, ibid. p. 174, t. 6, ff. 15 — 20 magis complanatu cum forma D'ORB.,
non sat congruens).

Hab. ad Hallo profund. metr. 50 Bahusise, rara. Long. mm. 2.

2. magis regulariter constructa et striata aut, costulata, a typica nori sat distincta.
M. BOlieaiia D'ORB., Tab. XXI, fig. 865.

Fig. 865: e mari Bahusite extra Vaderoarne insulas profund. metr. 50.

Quinqueloc. Boueana D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 293, t. 19, ff. 7 — 9.

affinis, COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 329, t. 25, f. 15, t. 25, f. 13.

nussdorfensis D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 295, t. 19, ff. 13 — 15.
? Guancha D'ORB., 1839, For. Canar. 143, t. 3, ff. 34—36.

Triloc. Brongniartiana D'ORB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 176, t. 10, ff. 6—8.
Mil. scrobiculata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 173, t. 113, f. 15.
Quinqueloc. striolata Rss, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr. 1, p. 385, t. 50, f. 10.

costata KARR., 1867, For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. Site. Ber. 55, p. 362. t. 3, f. 4.

Karreri Rss, 1869, Oligoc. Gaas., Wien. Ak. Site. Ber. 59, p. 459.
Triloc. striatella KARR., 1868, Mioc. For. Kostej., Wien. Ak. Site. Ber. 58, p. 140, t. 2, f. 2.

porvaensis HKN, 1875, For. Clav. Szab. Sch., p. 21, t. 13, f. 3.
Mil. boueana BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 173, t. 7, f. 13.

? Quinqueloc. disparilis (D'OHB.) SCHLUMBERG. 1893, Mil. golfe Marseille, M6m. Soc. Xool. France 6,

t. 2, ff. 55—57.

Hab. ad oras Bahusiiie rara, profund. metr. 50. Long. mm. 0.70.

M. tricarinata D'

Tab. XXI, figg. 866—869.

Triloculina, aliquando qvadrilocnlina, trigona, interdum elongate, saepe tamen ieque'
fere longa ac lata, carneris plerumque magnitudine suhtvqualibus, suturis angulos acutos
aut carinas (interdum alas) exhibentibus; nitida porcellanea.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEM1ENS HANDL1NGAH. BAND 25. NIG 9. 115

Fig. 866: ma,gis elongata, e inari Spetsbergensi profund. metr. 4,630.

Fig. 867: e sinu Gulhaaren Bahusia; profund. metr. 130.

Fig. 868: quadriloeulina in seminulura vergens, e marl Caraibieo profund. metr. 530.

Fig. 869: procera, e mari Spetsbergensi profund. metr. 350 — 400.

Triloculina tricarinata D'ORB., 1826, Tab. ineth., An. Sc. nut. 7, p. 299, Mod. 94.
Cruciloculina triangularis D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vieiine, p. 280, t. 21, f. 57.

Mil. (Triloc.) tricarinata I'ARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 409, t. 15, f. 40.
Triloc. tricarinata PARK., JONKS, BRADY, Crag. For., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 7, t. 3, ff. 33 — 34.
BRADY, 1864, Rhizop. Shetl., Trans. Lin. Soc. 24, p. 466, t. 48, f. 3.
Rss, 1867, Steinsalz Ablag. Wicliczka, Wicn. Ak. S. Ber. 55, p. 71, t. 2, f. 4.
Mil. tricarinata BKADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 165, t. 3, f. 17.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, p. 215, t. 40, f. 32.

Hal), ad oras Scandinavia; metr. 50 — 180 passim; ad Spetsbergiam metr. 350 — 4,600. Long. mm. 0.80 — 5.30.

forma af 'finis:

cameris paullum infiatis, angulis suturarum minus acutis aut rotundato-obtusis; in
Mil. trigonulam transiens:

M. gibba D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 274, t. 16, ff. 22 — 24.

Mil. gibba EGGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg, Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb. 1857, p. 271, t. 6, ff. 1 — 3.
v. HKN, 1875, Clavul. Szaboi Sch., p. 21, t. 12, f. 10.

M. trigonula LMCK.

Tab. XXII, fig. 870.

Sphaerica aut ovata, trigona, infiata, angulis rotumlatis, suturis stepe callosis;
subgrisea minus nitens, subarenosa; a Mil. gibba dimcillime distincta, a formis Miliol.
ringentis juvenilibus sive triloculinis sa?pe vix limitatida.

Fig. 870: e Gullmaren sinu Bahusiaj profund. metr. 50.

Miliolites trigonula LMCK, 1804, Ann. d. Mus. 5, p. 351.

cor angvinum BLAINV., 1825, Man. d. Malac. et Conch., p. 369, t. 4, f. 3.
Triloc. trigonula D'ORB., 1826, Tab. ineth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7. p. 299, Mod. 93.

austriaca I/ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 275, t. 16, ff. 25 — 27.
? Miliol. austriaca ROGER, 1857, Mioc. Ortenburg; Leonh. u. Bronns Jhb. 1875, p. 271, t. 6, ff. 4 — 6.

» trigonula WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 83, t. 7, ff. 180-182.
Triloc. gibba Rss, 1864, Oboroligocan, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 50, p. 450, t. 1, f. 4.
Mil. trigonula BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 164, t, 3, ff. 15—16.

Hab. ad oras Scandinavia; profund. metr. 50 — 180 semper Mil. siraplicera et varietates hujus concomitans,
minus frequens. Long. mm. 0.90.

M. valvularis BKADY.
Tab. XXII, fig. 871.

Plus minusve obsolete tri-quadriloculina, ovalis ex margine plerumque eompressa,
nitida, lajvis, cameris extern is 2 — 3, sequente totam aut ex parte pra;cedentem amplectente,
quare testa plus minusve inerassata; apertura rirna semicircularis interdum erenata.

116 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

Fades externa et modus testa; accresceridi in inemoriam revocant Mil. siginoi-
deam BRADY.

Fig. 871: facies segment! penultimi; a: facies oralis; b: fades uiarginalis; c: fades
segin. penultimi alius magis comprcssa; d: sectio transversa; e niari Atlantico boreali pro-
fund, metr. 1,740.

Mil. valvularis BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 161, t. 4, ff. 4 — 5.

Obs. Triloculiiiii valvularis Kss, 1851, Sept. Thon. Berlin, Zeitscbr. deut. geol. Oesellsch. 3, p. 85, t. 7, f. 56,
a Triloc. enoplostoraa et turgida Rss, ibid., p. 86, t. 7, ff. 57 — 58, et in SCHLICHTI, Sep-
tarienth. Pietzpuhl, Wien. Ak. S. Her. 62, t. 36, ff. 4 — 17, lion von; distinota, verosiuiiliter ut varie-
tas triloculina & quadriloculina Mil. simplicis. D'ORB., liabendu, quare noinen "valvularis" Rss,
delenduui est. Prseterea base noinen in lievigutam BORNEMANN, 1855, Sept. Thon. llennsdorf; Zeit-
schr. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 7, p. 350, t. 19, f. 5 transfcrri potest.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale metr. 1,740 rara (LlNUAHL). Long. mm. 1.

** Biloculina.

B. foulloides D'ORB.

Nitida, sphacroidea aut ovoidea, pleruiuque haud margiiiata aut marginu segmenti
ultiini obtuso, iriterduiu subacuto; apertura fere circular!, lingua pleruiuque bifurcate aut
serailunari munita.

Bil. bulloides I/ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nut. 7, p. 297, t. 16, ff. 1 — 4, Mod. 90.
» SCHLUMBERGER, 1887, Note sur les Biloc. bullo'ides D'ORB. et Bil. ringens LAM., Bullet. Soc. geol.

France (3) 15, p. 119, t. 15, ff. 10—13.

Obs. Forma 1*111^6118 LAM. a Gel. Dora. SCHLUMB. sic est distingvenda: ovoidea, nou depressa, adultiu sparsim
transverse subplicatae, margine rotundato aut obsolete, apertura fere circular!, grancli, testas partem
crassitudinis tertiam requante, limbata, lingua bit'urcata, aut stylo biauriculato, iiuriculis perforates, aut
lamina obovata, pedunculata foramine centrali perforata, munita.

SCHLUMB., ibid., p. 126, tab. 15, ff. 14—18.

Forma utraque extincta sec. SCHLUMBERGER.

forma; affines:

1. plerurnque obtuse marginata, apertura ovata aut rima semicirculari, aut nbulte-

forrni, nunc brevi nunc valde elongata, prseterea typical similis, a qua nori sat

distincta. Margo posticus interdum denticulatus, plicatus aut incrassatus. Haud

rare triloculina, id est stadium larvale continuatum.

B. Simplex D'ORB., Tab. XXII, figg. 872—882, 885, Tab. XXIII, figg. 886—887.
Fig. 872: apertura magna, lingua bicornuta.
Fig. 873: apertura parva, lingua cruciformi; amba; e fretis Koster insulam profund.

metr. 35—132.
Fig. 874 a, i, c: B. inornatae D'ORB. similis; exeinpla duo e Gullmareri sinu Ba-

husiffi profund. metr. 60.

Fig. 875: forma triloculina, apertura fibulssformi longa, ex eodem loco.
Fig. 876: triloculina, magis elongata, e siriu Bergensium Norvegia; profund. metr. 125.
Fig. 877: ex eodem loco.

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEM1ENS HANDUNGAK. BAND 25. N:O 9. 117

Fiji;. 878: triloculina, e Haekkefjord Norvegia1, forsan ad f'ormam abyssoruin referenda.
Figg. 879 — 880: sectiories transverse duorum exemplorum, diii)orj)hismuiu larvale

exhiberites; e inari Bahusico.

Fig. 881: "Bil. appendieulata" REUSS, e inari Spetsberg. profund. metr. 80.
Fig. 882: exeni])lurn duplicatuin, aperturis forniis interse diserepantibus.
Fig. 885: in depressam vergens, e mari Spetsberg. profund. metr. 50; B. brachyo-

doritaj FOKNAS. propinqua,
Tab. XXIII, tig. 886: facies oralis forma: magis tumidte, e mari Azorico profund.

metr. 530 — 1,060; a: subtriloculina, ex eodem loco.
Fig. 887: triloculina ex eodem loco (forma larvalis).

Biloc.- simplex, clypeata u'Ouii., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, pp. 263, 264, t. 15, ff. 19 — 21. 25—27.
» bulloides, simplex, eircumclausa COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 299, 300, 307, t. 24, ff. 1, 3, 6.
» turgida Rss, 1851, Septar. Thon. Berlin, Ztschr. deut. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 85, t. 7, f. 55;

v. SCIILICHT, Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 35, ff. 27—29, t. 36, ff. 1 — 3.
» ringens WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 79, t. 6, 7, ff. 169 — 171.
» bulloides v. calostoma, anodonta KARR., 1868, For. Kostej., Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 58, p. 133,

t. 1, ff. 4, 6.

globiformis KAKR., 1867, For. Osterreichs, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 55, p. 357, t. 2, f. 1.
» canariensis D'ORB., 1839, For. Canaries, p. 139, t. 3, ff. 10 — 12 (in elongatam D'ORB. vergens.)
» affinis, inornata D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 265-266, t. 16, ff. 1—3, 7—9 (in

elongatam vergens.)

» caudata BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thon. Herrasd., Zeitschr. deut. geol. Gesellsch., p. 348, t. 19, f. 2.
» ringens PARK., JONES, BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 5, t. 3, ff. 26—28.
» serrata BAILEY, 1862, Notes new spec. micr. obj., Boston Journ. Nat. Hist. 7, p. 350, t. 8.
Triloc. bipartita D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 275, t. 17, ff. 1 — 3.

enoplostoma REUSS, 1851, Sept. Thon., Berl., Zeitsch. deutsch. geol. Gesellsch. 3, p. 86, t. 7,
f. 57; v. SCIILICHT, 1870, Sept. Thon. Pietzpuhl, t. 36, ff. 4—17 (forma larvalis).
Biloc. ringens BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 142, t. 2, ff. 7—8.
? Biloc. intermedia FORNASINI, 1886, Bollet. Soc. geol. Ital. 5, t. 4, f. 2; 1893, Mem. Sc. Instit. R.

Bologna (5) 3, t. 1, f. 1.

ringens BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Loud. 12, 7, p. 213,
t. 40, ff. 19—20.

II a b. ad oras Scanclinaviie occideutalis profund. metr. 30 — 150 nee uon mare Spetsbergicum et Groenlan-
dicum profund. metr. 50 — 200 haud rara.

2. striolata aut semistriolata, apertura plerumque brevi.
B. COlliata BHAUY, Tab. XXII, n'gg. 883—884.

Fig. 883: semistriolata, e fretis Koster insularum profund. metr. 133.
Fig. 884: apertura lingua biauriculata valde prominente, e Gullmaren sinu Bahusiae
profund. metr. 130.

Biloc. comata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 144, t. 3, f. 9.

SCHLUMBERG., 1891, Biloc. grnnds fonds, Soc. Zool. France 4, p. 178, t. 10, ff. 72 — 73.

Hab. in mari Bahusico rara.

3. inflata, lajvis, e margine plerumque paullum compressa, i. e. altior paullo quam

latior, non marginata, apertura nunc rima semilunari nunc fissura longa an-
gulosa, irregulari. Bil. globulo Rss forsan propinqua.

118 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAM1NIFERA.

B. iibyssorum n., Tab. xxm, tigg. 888-889.

Fig. 888: exemplum ex Atlantico boroali profund. nietr. 1,750.
Fig. 889: e man Spetsbergensi profund. metr. 500.

Hub. mare Arcticum et boreale profund. metr. 500 — 2,000; mare Azoricum profund. metr. 700.

4. nitida, plus minusve irregulariter tri-qiiinqucloculina, globosa aut ovalis ex mar-

gine saepe paulluni compressa; apertura riuia semicircular! aut angulari aut.

irregulafiter undata, interduin longissiiua, supranlarginali ; segmento antepen-

ultimo nunc laterali nunc froritali, Forma multiloculina praecedentis.
M. bUCCIllenta BRADY, Tub. XXIII, figg. 890—903: Tab. XXIV, tigg. 904—905.
Fig. 890: juveuis, e mari Atlant. borcali profund. metr. 1,740.
Fig. 891: Triloc. gibba; D'OitB. similis, ex eodem loco.
Fig. 892: Triloc. enoplostomiu Rss similis; ex eodem loco.

Fig. 893: ?Juvenis, e mari Spetsbergensi, inter M. bucculentam, profund. metr. 1,388.
Fig. 894: ex eodem loco.

Fig. 895: Triloc. trigonulae LAMCK. similis, e mari Azorico profund. metr. 530.
Figg. 896 — 901: forma; varia), tri-quadriloculina1, e mari Azorico profund. metr.

530 — 1,060.

Fig. 902: quadriloculina, e mari Spetsbergensi, profund. metr. 350.
Fig. 903: e mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1,740.
T. XXIV, fig. 904: quadriloculina, facies lateralis; a: facies ventralis sive frontalis,

e mari Spetsbergico profund. metr. 450.
Fig. 905: triloculina, facies lateralis, ex eodern loco.

BRADY, Chall. Rep., 1884, p. 170, t. 114, f. 3.

M. bucculenta v. placentiformis HRADY, ibid., p. 171, t. 4, ff. 1 — 2.

M. cryptella PAKK. & JONES, 1865; N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 410, t. 15, f. 39.

M. ringens var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Khizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 10, ff. 374— 375.

Planispirina bucculenta SCHLUMB., 1892, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 5, p. 194.

Hab. mare Arct. glaciale profund. metr. 350 — 1,400 passim (v. OTTER). Long. mm. 2.50; mare Azoricum
(SMITT & LJUNGMAN).

5. elliptica, sublageneeformis, impolita sa^pc in collum l)reve producta, apertura

circularis; testa sa;pc albidogrisea, e pellicula arenosa tenui subscabra; sirpe
tri-sexloculina.

B. tllbulOSR COSTA.

1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 309, t. 24, f. 7.

Biloc. lucernula SCHW., 1866, For. Kar. Nikob., Novara Reise geol. Th. 2, p. 202, t. 4, ff. 14, 17.

Mil. ringens var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Garib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand!. 19, 4, t. 10, ff. 363—

365, 376—383.

Biloc. bulloides BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 142. t. 2, ff. 5—6.
» tubulosa BRADY, ibid., p. 147, t. 3, f. 6 (triloculina).

» lucernula SCHLUMBERG. 1891, Bilocul. des grands fonds, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 4, p. 185, t. 12,
ff. 90—96.

Hab. mare Atlanticum metr. 530 — 2,000 passim. Diam. mm. 2. 40.

KONGL. SY. VET. AKAPEMIENS HANDLINGAT?. BAND 25. N:O 9. 119

6. magis angusta, elongate ovalis ant. elliptica, segmento penultimo saepe postice

attenuate, interdum fimbriato ant caudate ultimurn excedente; inargine ple-
rumque obtuso ant rotundato; a typica non limitanda; nnnc teres turaida,
nunc depressa ; forma? tri-quadriloculimi? etiam occurrunt.

B. ClOIlgata D'ORB., Tab. XXIV, figg. 906—913.

Fig. 906: in typicam vergens, e Htekkefjord, Norvegia% metr. 180.

Figg. 907 — 913: format bi-, tri-, (|uadriloculiiuc, aliquot, in Biloc. simplicem ver-
gentes; omries a rnari Bahusitv Sveciie, profund. inetr. 30 — 65.

1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 298, No. 4.

Biloc. oblonga u'OiiB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 163, t. 8, ff. 21—23.

» Patagonica, Bougainvillei D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. mer. 5, p.65,67,t.3,ff. 15— 17,t.8,ff.22— 24.
» constricta COSTA, 1854, Pal. Nap. 2, p. 301, t. 24, f. 2.

» ringens var. patagonica WILLIAMS, 1858, Rec. For. Or. Brit., p. 80, t. 7, ff. 175 — 176.
Mil. (Biloc.) elongata PAKK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 409, t, 17,

ff. 88, 90 — 91.
Biloc. bulloides v. truncata, gracilis B.ss, 1867, Steinsalzablag. Wieliczka, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55, p. 68,

t. 2, ff. 1—2.

» tenuis KARII., 1868, Mioc. Kostej, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 133, t. 1, f. 5.
elongata BRADY, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 144, t. 2, f. 9.

BRADY, PARK. & JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Lin. Son. 12, 7, p. 214, t.40, ff.21 — 22.
SCHLUMB., 1891, Biloc. grands fomls, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 4, p. 184, t.ll. 12, ff.87 — 89.

Hab. ad oras Scandinaviae occidentales cum typica passim.

7. ovalis, subdcpressa, segmentis ultimis margine subcarinatis.

Segmentum ultimum postice saepe incrassatum et emarginatnm. Inter typicam et

var. depressa in medium tenens, a neutra limitanda.
B. laeviS DEFR., Tab. XXIV, figg. 914—918.
Figg. 914 — 917: forma? variae e mari Spetsbergico profund. metr. 1,450 — 4,600.

Pyrgo laevis DEFR., 1824, Diet. Sc. nat. 32, p. 273, t. 88, f. 2.
Biloc. Isevis D'ORB., 1826, Tab. meth., An. Sc. nat. 7, p. 298, No. 8.

» BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 146, t. 2, ff. 13—14.

» appendiculata Rss, 1863, Crag d'Anvers, Bull. Acad. Belg. (2) 15, p. 139, t. 1, f. 1.
» amphlconica var. platystoma Rss, 1867, Steinsaltzablag. Wiolic/ka, Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 55,

p. 67, t. 1, f. 8.
Mil. ringens var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carih. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 10, ff. 361—362.

Hab. mare Arcticum metr. 1,450 — 4,600 vulgaris (v. OTTER).

8. nitida globosa aut ovalis aut subdepressa, segmento ultimo penultimnm valde

excedente saape partim amplectente; apertura extensa, srepe rima protracta,
angnlata aut undulata, suprasuturalis ; in var. depressam n'OnB. transiens.

B. arctica GOES, Tab. xxv, figg. 919—920.

Fig. 919: procera, e mari Spetsbergensi profund. 4,600.

Fig. 920: in var. abyssoruin vergens; ex eodem mari, profund. metr. 350.

Mil. (Biloc.) ringens PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct, Oc., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 409, t. 15, ff. 42—43.
? Biloc. larvata Rss. 1867, Steinsaltzablag. Wieliczka, Wien. Ak. S. Ber. 55, p. 70, t. 2, f. 3.

Hab. mare Areticum profund. metr. 350 — 1,460 passim Biloc. depressam concomitans (v. OTTER).
Long. mm. 2 — 3.

120 AXEL GOES, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFERA.

B. depressa D'ORB.

Tab. XXV, figg. 921—925.

Nitida, orbicularis aut ovalis, depressa, segrnento ultimo (ot interdum penultimo) cari-
nato-rnarginato; apertura riraa protracta transversa aut fibulapformis aut subciroularis, lingula
bifurcata saepe provisa; raargo posticus interdum emarginatus. A B. simplici non sat liinitata.

Fig. 921: ad "serratam" tendens, e mari Azorico, prof'und. metr. 980.

Fig. 922: e Skagerack, profund. metr. 270.

Fig. 923: sectio transversa, stadium la,rvale Vloculinum cxhibens; e mari Spetsber-
gensi, profund. metr. 4,600; in B. simplicem vergens.

Fig. 924 — 925: e mari Bahusia1 prof'und. metr. 35 — 40.

1826, Tab. meth., Ann. Sc. nat. 7, p. 298, No. 7, Mod. 91.

Biloc. carinata D'OEB., 1839, For. Cuba, p. 164, t. 8, f. 24; t. 9, ff. 1 — 2.

» lunula D'ORB., 1846, Bass. tert. Vienne, p. 264, t. 15, ff. 22—24.

» amphiconica Ess, 1849, Neue For. Osterr., Wien. Ak. DkSchr., p. 382, t. 49, f. 5.

» ringens var. carinata WILL., 1858, Rec. For. Gr. Brit., p. 79, t. 7, ff. 172 — 174.
Mil. (Biloc.) depressa PARK. & JONES, 1865, N. Atl. & Arct. Oo., Phil. Trans. 155, p. 409, t. 17, f. 89.
Biloc. depressa JONES, PARK., BRADY, 1866, For. Crag., Pal. Soc. 19, p. 6, t. 3, ff. 29—30.

» scutella KARR., 1868, Mioc. Kostej., Wien. Ak. Sitz. Ber. 58, p. 134, t. 1, f. 7.

» plana KARR., 1877, Hochqu. Wasserleit., Ahh. geol. Reichsanst. 9, p. 375, t. 16, f. 9.

» ringens var. GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Hand!. 19, 4, t. 10, ff. 366—367, (in

serratam vergens).

» depressa BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 145, t. 2, ff. 12, 15—17; t. 3, ff. 1—2.

» BRADY, PARK., JONES, 1887, Abrohlos Bank, Trans. Zool. Soc. Lond. 12, 7, p. 213,-t. 40, ff. 17—18.

SCHLUMBERG. 1891, Biloc. grands fonds, Mem. Soc. Zool. France 4, p. 160, t. 9, ff. 48 — 49.

Hab. ad oras occidentales Scandinavise metr. 40 — 500 sat frequens, mare Spetsbergicum metr. 900 — 1,800, baud
rara. Diam. mm. usque ad 2.io.

forma affinis: „

margine segmentorum serrato-crenato, apertura plerumque ovali aut subcirculari; a

typica non sat limitata.
B. Serrata BRADY, Tab. XXV, fig. 926.
Fig. 926: e mari Atlantico boreali profund. metr. 1,740.

Biloc. depressa var. serrata BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 146, t. 3, f. 3.

» serrata SCHLUMBERG. 1883, Feuille jeunes natural, (separ.) 13, p. 23, t. 3, f. 3.

SCHLUMBERG. 1891, Bil. grands fonds, Mem. Son. Zool. France 4, p. 163, t. 9, ff. 50—51.

Hab. mare Atlanticum boreale profund. metr. 1,740.

B. sphaera D'ORB.

Tab. XXV, fig. 927.

Globosa, nitidissima, segmento ultimo valido, magnam penultimi vix prominentis
partem amplectente; apertura nunc regularis rima Semicircularis aut angulata aut rimse
undatae stepe ramosas.

Fig. 927: e fretis Ivoster insulam profund. metr. 70 — 80.

KONGI,. 8V. VET. AKADEMIRNS HANDLINOAR. P. AN I) 25. N:O 9. 1 '1 1-

Biloc. sphsera D'ORB., 1839, Voy. Amer. merit! . 5, p. GC, t. 8, ff. 13 — 1C.

? » globulus (v. SCHLICHT) REUSS, 1870, Sitz.Ber. Wien. Ak. 62, t. 4C4; v. SCHLICHT, tab. 35, ff. 30 — 32.

? » BORNEM., 1855, Sept. Thon. Hermsdorf, Zeilsclir. tleut. geol. Ges. 7, p. 349, t. 19, f. 3.

ringens var. Goiis, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 19, 4, t. 10, ff. 3C8 — 3C9.

sphsera BRADY, 1884, Chall. Rep. 9, p. 141, t. 2, f. 4.

» sphseroides SCMLUMB., 1880, Fenille Jeunes Natnr. 13, p. 22, t. 2, f. 3, a nostra non sat distincta.
Planispirina sphsera SCHI.UMBERO, 1891, Biloc. grands fonds, M6ni. Soc. Zool. France 4, p. 190, ff. 45 — 46.

Hab. ad oras Scandinavia occidental es et Groenlandipe profund. nietr. 70 — 1,250 minus frequens.

APPENDIX.
B. saccata n.

Tab. XXV, fig. 928.

Biloculina a margine cornpressa, hand polita, segmcnto ultimo lagenn?formi, snepe
eollo tubulari iristructo; segin. penultimo magis cornpresso fere toto nudo, ant distante
segment! partem antepenultiini non obtegente: apertura circnlaris, lingula plerumque bi-
furcata.

Ut B. tnbnlosa COSTA constructa tamen corapressa et forma alia.

Fig. 928: exeinplnin ordinarium cum facie orali a.

b: exemplnm hians, segmcntuin antepenultimum praebens.

c: sectio transversa.

d: exempl. aliud valde compressnm, collo abreviato; omnia e mari Caraibico.

Hab. mare Caraibicum profund. metr. 500 mm (GOES). Long. mm. l.io.

B. qiiadrangnlaris n.

Tab. XXV, fig. 929.

Biloculina, ovalis, tetragona, subrequilateralis, segmcntis subtriangularibns, ultimo
(interdum et pennltimo) marginato-earinato, angulo dorsali amborum uni-bicarinato, carinis
sa'pe undulato-crenatis, irncompletis; apertura rima suturalis circumflexa.

Fig. 929: facies segmenti penultimi.

a: facies oralis.

b: facies marginalis.

c: seetio transversa; e mari Caraibico.

Inter Biloculinas nulla est relata forma angulosa nisi Biloc. aculeata D'ORB., An.
Sc. nat. 7, p. 298, No. 3, Mod. 31, ex Aquitania Gallioe australis, fossilis.

GOES, 1882, Ret. Rhizop. Carib. Sea, Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl., t. 9, ff. 348—349.

Hab. mare Caraibicnin profund. metr. 500 rarn (Goiis). Long. mm. 1.

K. Sv. Vet. Akin), llnml]. Hnnil 25. N:o 9. 1(J

122 AXKL GOftS, ARCTIC AND SCANDINAVIAN FORAMINIFKHA.

?^ CERATINAn. g. ,*! /'

C. troclhimininoides n.

Tab. XXV, fig. 930.

Plus minusve regulariter planospiralis, baud polita, margine rotundato. Anfractus
suhteretes, apparentes 3 — 4 — 5, intern! sa?pe irregulariter convoluti, segmentis ultimi anfr.
10 — 12, suturis incisis, septis plus minusve completis.

Exernplorum paucitatis causa hoe genus sat investigare non potui, Trochamminae
proteo KARR. sirnilis, structura certe tamen porcellanea.

Fig. 930: facies lateralis.

a: facies marginalis.

b: septum fere completum.

c: sectio transversa, stadium larvale rniliolinaeforme prajbens.

Hab. Azores insnlas mare alluens profund. metr. 540 (SMirr, LJUNGMAN). Diani. mm. 1.15.

KONGL. SV. VKT. AKAPEMIEN8 HANDUNGAK. HAM) 25. i\:<> 9. 123

INDEX.

Pag.

ALLOMORPIIINA trigona v. REUSS — 53

AMMO DISCUS incertus D'ORB _ 31

tenuis BRADY 31

AsTROiuiiKA arenariu NORMAN 12

crassatina BRADY . 13

limicola SANDAIIL 12

BATIIYSIPHON filiformis SARS 16

BIGENERINA digitatii D'ORB 38

» nodosuria D'ORB. 37

BILOCULINA abyssorum GOES 118

arotica GOES. 119

bulloides D'ORB. 116

comata BRADY 117

depressa D'ORB 120

elongata D'ORB 119

Isevis DEFR 119

quadrangnluris GOES _ 121

ringeiis LAMCK 116

saccata GOES 121

serrata BRADY. 120

simplex D'ORB 116

sphaera D'ORB 120

tubulosa COSTA 118

BOLIVINA aeuariensis COSTA.. 50

difformis WILLIAMS — 50

dilatata v. REUSS 50

plicata (D'ORB.) BRADY.. 51

punctata D'ORB 49

BOTELLINA labyrinthica BRADY .- 19

BULIMINA convoluta WILLIAMS 47

ellipsoides COSTA 45

» raarginata 1>'ORB. .: 46

Normani GOES 47

pyrulu D'ORB 45

» subteres BRADY 46

CASSIDUHNA Brady i NORMAN , 44

» crassa D'OliB - 43

Irevigata D'ORB 43

CERATINA trocbamminoides GOES 122

CHILOSTOMELLA ovoidea v. REUSS 53

CLAVULINA comniunis D'ORB 40

» eoc.eiia GUMB. ..„ — .,..-. 41

1 '24 AXKL GOF..S, AKCTIO AND SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMINIFEKA.

Tag.

CLAVULINA Irevigata GOES 40

parisiensis D'ORB. - - - ---

tcxtularioidea GOES

nulls COSTA -

Soldiinii PARK. & JONES 42

COUNUSPIRA carinata COSTA_ — 106

foliacca PHIL - • 106

involvens v. REUSS — 106

striolata BRADY.- - 107

CRISTELLARIA articulata v. REUSS 60

Bradyi GOES — 64

calcar LIN - 60

complanata v. Ueuss - - 62

crassa D'ORB 61

urepidulu FIGHT. & MOLL 62

elegantissima COSTA 64

gibba D'ORB - 61

navicula D'ORB .-. - 64

rotulata LMK - 59

spinigera BRADY 63

Saulcyi D'ORB - 63

subarcuatula MONTAG — 63

variabilis v. REUSS — '.... 62

CRITIUONINA granum GOES .".. 15

mamilla GOES - 15

CYCLAMMINA pusilla BRADY - -

DISCORBINA Berthelotiana D'ORB - - 93

globularis D'ORB. - 94

obtusa D'ORB 95

parisiensis D'ORB •-

» rosacea D'ORB _ -

Vilardeboana D'ORB 95

EIIRENBKRGINA serrata v. REUSS 44

GAUDRYINA chilostoma v. REUSS — 34

» pupoides D'ORB..

GLOBIGERINA aequilateralis BRADY 1 86

bulloides D'ORB

» conglobata BRADY — 86

» cretacea D'ORB. - 86

dubia EGGER 86

inflata D'ORB - 85

pachyderma (EHRENB.) BR

rubra D'ORB 85

sacculifera BRADY - - 86

GYPSINA iiiluwens SCHULTZE !)1

vesicularis PARK. & JONES var -- 92

HALIPHYSEMA Turaanowiczii Bow. var. abyssicola GOES 15

HAPLOPHRAGMIUM agglutinans D'ORB

canariense D'ORB _ —

cassis PARK. & JONES

crassimargo NORMAN

globigeriniforme PARK. & JONES

glomeratum BRADY...

latidorsatuin BORNEM —

nanum BRADY _ —

pseudospirale WILL —

HIPPOCREPINA indivisa PARK. & JONES

HORMOSINA globulifera BRADY —

t> ovicultt BRADY .. 29

KONGI,. SV. VKT. AKADKMIKNS IIAMUJNGAH. HAM)

25. N:«> 9. 125

Pag.

HYPERAMMINA arboresceus NORM 18

clougata BRADY 17

friabilis BRADY 17

ramosii BRADY 18

subnodosa BRADY _ _ ._ 16

vagans BRADY 17

JACULELLA obtusa BRADY 20

LAGENA apiculata v. REUSS 80

clavata D'ORB _ 75

» caudata D'OliB 81

distoma PARK. & JONES 77

» elongata EHRENB _ 75

» globosa WALK. & JAC. ... _ 77

•» gracilis WILLIAMS _ 77

gracillimu SEG — 75

Hertwigiana BRADY... _ 77

liexagona WILL ; I 80

liispida v. REUSS 74

huvis WALK. & BOYS.. 74

lagenoides WILL 83

lucida WILL... 83

marginata WALK. & BOYS _ _ 81

Orbignyana SEG 82

pulchella BRADY 82

» semiormita TERQU _ _ 80

» seinistriata WILLIAMS 76

» squaraosa MONTAG... , 79

» striata D'ORB _. 75

» striatopunctata PARK. & JONES 83

sulcata WALK. & JAC:.. _ .- 78

Williamsoni ALCOCK 79

MILIOLINA agglutinans PARK. & JONES 110

» angulata WILLIAMS 113

Auberiana D'ORB 109

contorta D'ORB. Ill

bicoruis WALK. & JAC 113

bicostata D'ORB 112

Boueana D'ORB _ 114

bucculenta BRADY. : , - 118

Candeiaiia D'ORB 109

inornata D'ORB 108

concava v. Rss Ill

». elegans WILL . 112

gibba D'ORB 115

oblonga MONTAG. 110

pulchella D'ORB 114

polygona D'ORB Ill

» seoans D'OHB _ 112

semiuulum LIN 1 108

» subrotunda MONTAG . 109

tricarinata D'ORB 114

trigonula LMK 115

valvularis v. REUSS 115

NOUOSARIA tequalis v. REUSS 72

Boueana D'ORB. 69

calomorpha v. Rss _ 72

carinata D'ORB 73

communis D'ORB. ? 67

» laevigata D'ORB — 71

126 AXEL GOES, AHCTIC AND .SCANDINAVIAN FOKAMIMFEKA.

Pag.

NODOSAKINA obliqua LIN — 70

» pauperata D'ORB ... 68

scalaris BATSCH — -- 73

seminiula v. REUSS 71

soluta v. REUSS ... 70

striolata GOES 71

vertebrulis BATSCH 70

NONIONINA Boueana D'ORB 104

depressula WALK. & JAC 103

soapha FICHT. & MOLL 104

stelligera D'ORB 104

turgida WILL 105

urabilicatula MONTAG 103

OPKKCULINA ammonoides GRONOV 105

PATELLINA corrugata WILLIAMS 92

PLACOPSILINA bulla BRADY 28

PLANORBULINA Akueriana D'ORB 89

ariinineusis D'ORB 91

coronata PARK. & JONES 90

lobatula WALK. & JAC 88

racditerranensis D'ORB 91

refulgens MTF 89

Ungeriana D'ORB _ 90

variabilis D'ORB 88

Wiillerstorfi SCHWAG 89

POLYMORPHINA aciltll ROEM 5(5

angusta EGGER 58

compressa D'ORB 58

gibba D'ORB 55

lactea WALK. & JAC 54

» problema D'ORB 56

rotundata BORNEM 57

Thouiui D'ORB 59

irregularis D'ORB... 59

POLYSTOMELLA arctica PARK. & JONES 100

» crispa LIN 102

» sibirica GOES 100

striatopunctata PARK. & JONES 101

subnodosa v. MUNST 102

PSAMMOSPH^ERA fuSCa SCHULZE 14

PUI.LENIA quinqueloba v. REUSS 87

sphseroides D'ORB _. 87

PULVINULINA auricula FICHT. & MOLL 98

» concamerata MONTAG 96

» coucentrica PARK. & JONES 96

» dispansa BRADY 97

elegaus D'ORB _ 97

Karsteni v. REUSS 97

punctulata D'ORB 96

repanda FICHT. & MOLL 95

Schreibersii D'ORB 98

REOPHAX arcticus BRADY 25

compressus GOES 27

dentaliniforrais BRADY 25

difflugiformis BRADY ., 26

fusiformis WILL 24

guttifer BRADY 26

nodulosus BRADY 26

» pilulifer BRADY 25

KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEM1ENS HANDLINGAR. BAND 25. NIO 9. 127

Pag.

REOPHAX procerus GOES 27

sabulosus BRADY - 27

scorpiurus MTFRT „ 24

RHABDAMMINA abyssomm SARS 19

discreta BRADY 19

linenris BRADY 18

ROTALINA Beccarii LIN 99

Soklanii n'ChiB 99

RUPKRTIA stabilis WALL 92

SACCAMMINA sphaerica SARS __ _ 13

SAGRINA dimorpha PARK. & JONES _ 52

SPH/EROIDINA bulloides n'Oas 87

SPIROLOCULINA limbata D'ORB 107

» plaiiulata LAMCK 107

SPIROPLRCTA Iriformis PARK. & JONES... 38

STORTIIOSPH/ERA albida SCHULZE.. 13

TECHNITELLA legumen NORM. 14

TEXTULARIA agglutinans D'ORB 35

» intermedia GOES _ 36

pectinata v. REUSS 37

sagittula DEFR. var _. 36

Williamsoni GOES 36

TROCIIAMMINA inflata MONTAG 29

nitida BRADY 30

Robertsoni BRADY 30

vesicularis GOES J 31

UVIGERINA angulosa WILL _ _ 51

Auberiana D'ORB 52

canarieusis D'ORB 52

pygnicea D'ORB 51

VAGINULINA badcnensis D'ORB 66

glabra D'ORB 65

Isevigata ROEM 65

Hnearis MONTAG 66

striatocostata v. REUSS 66

VALVULINA conica PARK. & JONES 39

fusca WILL 39

VERNEUILINA polystropha v. REUSS 32

propinqua BRADY 33

» 'pygmrca (EGGKR) BRADY 33

VIRGULINA obscura 48

Schrcibersiana GZJZ. 48

squamosa D'ORB _ _ ._ 47

subsquaiTiosa EGGER 49

WEBBINA clavata PARK. & JONES... 32

EXPOSITIO TABULARUM.

(Notae uuinerorum tenues mensiiram indicant millimetricam.)

K. Sv. Vet. Akml. Han.ll. Band 2.r). N:o 9. 17

.in ji /.

TAB. I.

Tab. I.

Figg. 1 — 3: Astrorhiza liraicola SANDAHL

KVet Akad.Handl Bd.25.Ns9.

Tab. I.

A. Goes del

lith W. Schlachier, Stockholm .

TAB. II.

Tab. II

Figg. 4 — 10: Astrorhiza iirenaria NORMAN p. 12.

» 11 — 15: » crassatiua BRADY... -. » lii-

K.Vef.Akad.HandlBO5.Ns9.

lab.n.

lith .W. Sohlachter, Stockholm .

.111

TAB. III.

Tab. III.

Figg. 16 — 18: Saccnmmiua sphserica M. SARS — p. 13.

Fig. 19: Psainmosphiera fusca E. SCHULZE -> 14.

Figg. 20 — 27: Technitella leguraen NORMAN I-*.-! — ,«-l - • 1

» 28 — 33: Crithionina granum GOES „ > 15.

» 34 — 36: mamilla GOES » 15.

37 — 38: Haliphysema Tumanoviczii BOWERBANK v. abyssicola GOES > 15.

» 39 — 41: Bathysiphon filiformis M. SARS 10.

» 42 — 54: Hyperaminina subnodosa BRADY » 1C.

Kg! Vet. ATradl. Handl. Bi 25. H? 9.

Tab. El.

A. Goes i Hedelm del

0. Tholmder.lHh.

"W7 SchladUac, SlocHiolm.

TAB. IV

K Sv. Vet. Akact Han.ll. Bsnd 25. N:o 9.

18

Tab. IV.

Figg. 55 — 58: Hyperammina elongata BRADY - p. 17.

Fig. 59: » ? friabilis BRADY > 17.

» 60: vagans BRADY . » 17.

Figg. 61—62: ramosa BRADY „ » 18.

» 63 — 64: arborescens NORMAN » 18.

» 65 — 66: Rhabdainmina linearis BRADY — » 18.

» 67 — 68: abyssorura M. SARS » 19.

» 69 — 86: Botellina labyrinthica BRADY >• 19.

» 87—89: Jaculella obtusa BRADY.. » 20.

Kgl. Vet Akad. Handl. Bd. 25. NS 9.

Tab. IV.

A Goes del.

G,Th.okndfir,.lith.

"W ScWachtei, Stockholm.

Tab. V.

Figg. 90 — 91: Jaculella obtusa BEADY.. p. 20.

» 92 — 101: Haplophragmium canariense D'ORB • 20.

> 102 — 123: latidoraatum BORNEM •" 21.

•* 124 — 127: nanum BRADY ... 22.

» 128 — 133: globigeriniforme PARK. & JONES < 22.

» 134 — 139: glomeratum BRADY » 23.

» 140 — 141: agglutinans D'ORB » 23.

» 142 — 151: psevdospirale WILL » 23.

» 152 — 157: » cassis PARK 24.

» 158 — 163: Reophax scorpiurus MTF > 24.

X.Vet.Akad Handi.Bd.25.Nj9.

Tab.V.

90. 91.

93.

9't-.

1r •£*

9S. 99 100 101

I % I «

fP «5»

103.

• 0 0 •

Hedelin del.

Lift W. Schlaohter, Stockholm .

TAB. VI.

Tab. YI.

Figg. 164 — 171: Reophax scorpiurus MTF p. 24.

» 172 — 175: dentaliniformis BRADY v 25.

•» 176 — 180: pilulifer BRADY >• 25.

» 181 — 186: » ? distans BRADY » 26.

» 187 — 191: nodulosus BRADY » 26.

» 192 — 195: guttifer BRADY •» 26.

» 196 — 198: difflugiformis BRADY _ » 26.

» 199 — 202: sabulosus BRADY 27.

» 203 — 210: compressus GOES ••> 27.

» 211 — 215: Placopsilina bulla BRADY » 28.

» 216 — 217: Hippocrepina indivisa » 28.

» 218 — 219: Hormosina globulifera BRADY ." » 29.

» 220—221: ovicula BRADY » 29.

» 222—224: Trochammina inflata MONTAG » 29.

» 225—230: nitida BRADY > 30.

» 231—234: » Robertsoni BRADY » 30.

» 235 — 237: vesicularis GOES » 31.

» 238 — 239: Ammodiscus incertus D'ORB » 31.

» 240—241: tenuis BRADY » 31.

» 242 — 244: Cyclammina pusilla BRADY » 32.

> 245 — 246: Webbina clavata PARK. & JONES... . » 32.

K. Vet Akad Handl . Bd . X5 .Ns 9 .

Tab VI.

1 SI

A. Goes, i Hedelm del

Lith.W. ScWachter, Siockholm .

TAB. VII.

Tab. TIL

Figg. 247 — 255: Verneuilina polystropha v. EEUSS p. 32.

» 256 — 261: forma Bigenerinee prsecedentis » 33.

» 262 — 263: Verneuilina pygmrea (EctJER) BRADY » 33.

» 264 — 266: propinqua BRADY » 33.

» 267 — 277: Gaudryina pupoides D'ORB » 34.

» 278 — 280: chilostoma v. RBUSS. » 34.

» 281 — 284: Textiilaria agglutinans D'ORB » 35.

» 285 — 287: Williamsoni ORB > 30.

» 288 — 290: sagittula v. cuneifonnis D'ORB... » 36.

» 291—293: pectinata v. REUSS » 37.

» 294 — 296: agglutinans D'ORB » 35.

» 297 — 299: forma jugosa — » 35.

» 300 — 301: » forma borealis » 35.

» 302 — 303: forma angusta 35.

» 304—307: intermedia GOES > 36.

» 308 — 312: Spiroplecta biformis PARK. & JONES » 38.

» 313 — 323: Bigenerina nodosaria D'ORB — » 37.

» 324 — 341: digitata D'ORB > 38.

Zgi. "7et Akad Handl. Bd. 25. N°9.

vn.

gfff. «0V.

A. Goes del

G.Tholandn. lilh.

"W ScHachler, Sttcldioto

TAB. VIII.

K. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. Bnod 2f>. N:o 9. 19

Tab. VIII.

Figg. 342 — 352: Valvulinn conica PARK. & JONES p. 39.

» 353 — 355: fusca WILLIAMS. » 39.

» 356 — 367: Clavulina Irevigata GOES - -- -- » 40.

» 368 — 377: eocaena G UMBEL. .... - » 41.

» 378 — 386: s> parisiensis u'ORB ; - » 41.

» 387 — 399: textularioidea GOES.. -- » 42.

» 400 — 407: Soldanii PABK. & JONES forma emaciata

» 408 — 412: rudis COSTA - » 43.

» 413 — 417: Reophax procerus GOES - » 27.

» 418 — 420: Cassidulina Irevigata D'ORB » 43.

» 421 — 422: » crassa D'ORB » 43.

» 423—426: » Bradyi NORMAN » 44.

Fig. 427: » » forma stenostegica GOES » 44.

Figg. 428 — 430: Ehrenbergina serrata v. REUSS

» 431 — 43C: Buliraina ellipsoides COSTA » 45.

Kgl Vet. Atari Handl. Bi 25 N?9.

Tab. Vffl.

.?«*

A. Goes del

S.Tholandei.'hfli

"W ScWachtet StocHiolm

TAB. IX.

Tab. IX.

Figg. 437—438:

Bulimiuu Norraani GOES

p. 47.

» 439—444:

marginata D'ORB.

» 46.

» 445—453:

subteres BRADY

» 46.

» 454—456:

Virgulina squamosa D'ORB

» 47.

» 457—458:

obscura GOES

» 48.

Fig. 459:

Schreibersiana CZJZEK

» 48.

» 460:

squamosa D'ORB

» 47.

Figg. 461—472:

Schreibersiana CZJZEK

» 48.

473—474:

subsquamosa EGGER

» 49.

» 475—480:

Bolivina punctata D'ORB

» 49.

» 482—486:

dilatata v. REUSS

* 50.

» 487—488:

plicata D'ORB

» 51.

» 489—493:

Uvigerina canariensis D'ORB

» 52.

>, 494—495:

Auberiana D'ORB

» 52.

» 496—501:

» pygniiea D'ORB

» 51.

» 502—509:

angulosa WILLIAMS.

i 51.

» 510—511:

Sagrina dimorphu PARK. & JONES..

» 52.

» 512—516:

Chilostomella ovoidea v. REUSS

» 53.

,, £17 fi 1 Q -

Allomorphiiia trigona v. REUSS

» 53.

» 520—526:

Polymorphina gibba D'ORB.

» 55.

» 527—528:

acuta ROEMER

» 56.

» 529—534:

» rotundata BORNEM _ ,

. » 57.

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TaTi. IX.

500. id. 501 503. mSVf. 505 SOT

515. 516. 317 US. Hi

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Q.TMandei lift.

, Stocftolm.

TAB. X.

Tab. X.

535—536: Polymorphina angusta EGGER.-.. P- 58.

537 — 538: acuta ROEMER » 56.

539 — 553. » corapressa D'ORB » 58.

554 — 556: » irregularis D'ORB '' 59.

557—558: > Thouini D'ORB » 59.

559 — 578: Cristellaria rotulata LAMCK » 59.

579 — ?584: » articulata v. REUSS » SI.

585 — 586: crassa D'ORB

587—592: gibba D'ORB

593 — 595: » variabilis v. REUSS.. » 62.

Kgl Vet. Mad. HaudLEd. 25. W 9.

"Kb. X.

sso is/. set sex. -set ses.

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G. Tholaiute. lift.

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TAB. XL

Tab. XI.

Figg. 596 — 613: Cristellaria crepidula v. REUSS p. 62-

» 614 — 615: spinigera BRADY... '. » 63-

» 616 — 622: coraplanata v. REUSS » 62-

» 623 — 629: > Saulcyi D'ORB » 63.

» 630 — 637: subarcuatula MONTAO. » 63.

» 638 — 640: navicula r'ORB » 64.

» 641 — 642: » elegantissiraa COSTA.. » 64.

» 643 — 645: » Bradyi Goiis » 64.

» 646 — 655: Vaginulina lievigata ROEM. » 65.

» 656 — 661: » glabra o'ORB » 65.

EVh.AkBi.Bandl.JBd.85.Ns9.

Tab. XT.

S96 597 i9S S99 600, 601. 60Z

fos

605 606 for fas

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lith .W. Schlachler, Stoddiolm

TAB. XII.

K ST. Vtt. Akad. Haiiai. Band if). N:o 9.

Tab. XII.

Figg. (562—663: Vaginulina badenensis D'ORB P- ^6.

Fig. 664: linearis MONTAG

»n 665: striatocostata v. HEUSS ..

» C66: costata BATSCH .;.......

Figg. 667 — 671: Nodosaria coiuraunis D'ORB.

» (;72 — 688: pauperata o'ORB

Fig. 689: Boueana D'ORB

» C90: » soluta v. KETJSS

Figg. 691 — 696: obliqua LIN

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Tab 501.

66Z

66S

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life "W. ScWachter, Stockholm .

TAB. XIII.

Tab. XIII.

Figg. 697 — 699: Nodosaria obliqua LIN v. vertebralis BATSCH. - p. 70.

Fig. 700: seminuda v. REDSS » 71.

» 701: striolata GOES . » 71.

Figg. 702 — 703: laevigata n'OftB » 71.

» 704 — 705: aequalis v. REUSS 72.

» 706 — 707: laevigata D'ORB » 71.

Fig. 708: aequalis v. REUSS * 72.

» 709: laevigata D'ORB » 71.

Figg. 710 — 711: aequalis v. REUSS — » 72.

» 712 — 713: caloraorpha v. REUSS - 72.

» 714 — 715: (Lingulina) carinata I/ORB. 73.

» 716 — 718: scalaris BATSCH > 73.

v 719 — 722: Lagena laevis WALK. & BOYS. » 74.

Fig. 723: » hispida v. REUSS i 74.

» 724: » tuberculata KARRER < 75.

Figg. 725 — 727: » clavata D'ORB. . » 75.

» 728 — 730: » gracillima SEG '» 75.

Fig. 731: » clongata (EHKENB.) BRADY 75.

Figg. 732 — 736: .» striata u'ORB 75.

Fig. 737: •• semistriata WILLIAMS » 76.

» 738: •> gracilis WILLIAMS » 77.

Figg. 739 — 740: » distoma PARK. & JONES ; 77.

Fig. 741: » globosa WALK. & JAC 77.

Figg. 742—744: » sulcata WALK. & BOYS 78.

Fig. 745: » squamosa MONTAGU > 74.

•» 746: » hexagona WILLIAMS 80.

» 747: » apiculata v. REUSS.. 80.

Figg. 748—751: » mnrginata WALK. & BOYS > 81.

Fig. 752: . lagonoides WILLIAMS 83.

» 753: . striatopunctata PARK. & JONES v 83.

K.Vet.Akad.iandl.Bd.25.Ns9.

Tab.XHI.

1 1 00

Goes & Hedelin del

lith . W. Schlachter, Siodchoim .

TAB. XIV.

Tab. XIV.

Figg. 754—762: Globigerina bulloides D'ORB. - p. 83.

» 763 — 765: inflate D'ORB -- ' 85.

Fig. 766: rubra D'ORB - » 85.

, 767: •» aequilateralis BRADY » 86.

Figg. 768 — 769: conglobata BRADY . '» 86.

Fig. 770: Sphajroidina bulloides o'OaB

Figg. 771 — 772: Pullenia sphreroides D'ORB --.

Fig. 773: quinqueloba v. REUSS ••> 87.

K.Vet.Akdd Handl Bd.5i5.Ns3.

Tab. XIV.

15k

157.

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TAB. XV.

Tab. XV.

Fig. 774: Planorbulina lobatula WALK. & JAC p. 88.

Figg. 775— 77C: Planorbulina refulgens MTFRT » 89.

Fig. 777: Wullerstorfi SCHWAG » 89.

Figg. 778 — 779: Akneriana D'ORB » 89.

Fig. 780: Ungeriana D'ORB ._ » 90.

Figg. 781 — 783: eoronata PAKK. & JONES.. > 90.

» 784 — 785: ariminensis D'ORB » 91.

Fig. 786: » mediterranensis D'ORB

787: Oypsina inhferens SCHULTZE » 91.

» 788: vesicularis PARK. & JONES v. intermedia Goiis » 92.

» 789: Rupertia stabilis WALLICH » 92.

» 790: Pisoorbina Berthelotiana D'ORB » 93.

t 791: parisiensis D'ORB » 93.

T> 792: rosacea D'ORB » 94.

» 793: globularis D'ORB » 94.

Figg. 794 — 795: Discorbina obtusa n'ORB » 95.

K.Vet.Akad Handl Bd. £5.Ns9.

Tab. XV.

777.

f.to

A. Goes del

Iith W ScMaciiter, Swckluam

TAB. XVI.

K. Sv. Vet, AkHd. Hao.ll. Band 25. N:o 9. 21

Tab. XVI.

Fig. 796: Discorbina Vilardeboaua D'ORB p. 95.

Figg. 797 — 800: Pulvinulina pnnctulata o'ORB 96.

Fig. 801: repanda FICHT. & MOLL. >. 95

Figg. 802 — 803: concentrica PARK. & JONES » 90.

804 — 806: dispansa BRADY » 97.

Fig. 807: Karsteni v. REUSS 97.

808: elegans I/ORB » 97.

Figg. 809—810: auricula FICHT. & MOLI 98.

Fig. 811: Rotnlina Beccarii LIN i 99.

» 812: Soldanii n'ORB., ad quain pertinet tit figura, nou signata supra tig. it » 99.

> 813: Polystomella arctica PARK. & JONES » 100.

K.Vet.Akad.Handl.Bd,X5.Ns9.

Tab.

Jfle.

A Goes del

Lith W. Schkditer. Stockholm.

TAB. XVII.

Tab. XVII.

Fig. 814: Polystomella sibirica GOES p. 100.

Figg. 815 — -?816: Polystomella striatopunctata (FiCHT. & MOLL.) PARK. & JONES 101.

817 — 810: subnodosa v. MiJNST... » 102.

» 820—821: crispa LIN 102.

Fig. 822: crispa in striatopunututam traiisiens s> 102.

Figg. 823 — 824: Nonionina umbilicatula MONTAG :•; 103.

825 — 826: depressula WALK. & JAC » 103.

» 827 — 828: stelligera D'ORB » 104.

Fig. 829: Boueana D'ORB » 104.

» 830: Seapha FICHT. & MOLL » 104.

» 831: » ? Seapha nrenacen » 104.

» 832: tiirgida WILLIAMS » 105.

» 833: Operculina ammonoides GRONOV. » 105.

X.Vet.Akad.Handl .Bd.25.Ns!

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Slk

S1SC

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A. Goes del.

lith.W. Schladiter, Stockholm .

TAB. XVIII.

Tab. XVIII.

Figg. 834 — 834 e: Cornuspira foliacea PHIL p. 106.

Fig. 835: striolata BEADY 107.

Figg. 836 — 836 c: Spiroloculina planulata LAMCK » 107.

Fig. 837: » lirabata D'ORB .. » 107.

Figg. 838—838 n: Miliolina serainulura LIN.... > 108.

Fig. 839: inornata D'OKB » 108.

KVet Akad-Eandl.Bd.25.KiS .

SSS.

A. Goes

lith.W Schlachter, Stockholm

TAB. XIX.

Tab. XIX.

Figg. 840 — 843: Miliolina seminulum LIN p. 108.

844— 844 e: •» Auberiana D'ORB 109.

Fig. 845: Oandeiana D'ORB --- 109.

Figg. 846— 847 A: subrotunda WALK. & BOYS 109.

848 — 848 1: » agglntinans (D'ORB.) PARK. & JONES. > 110.

X Vet. Akad. Handl.M. 25 N; 9

Tab.XDT

A. Goes del

luh.Tff. ScJflachter. StocKholm

TAB. XX,

K. ST. Vet. Akad. Han.ll. Band 25. N:o 9. ->2

Tab. XX.

Pig. 849: Miliolina agglutinans PARK. & JONES p. 110.

Figg. 850 — 850 /: Miliolina obloriga MONTAG » 110.

851—852: contortu.. » 111.

Fig. 853: concava v. REUSS > 111.

Figg. 854 — 854 g: polygona D'ORB > Ill-
Fig. 855: bicostata D'ORB » 112.

Figg. 856— 85G g: secans D'ORB. .... > 112.

Fig. 857: » elegans WILLIAMS » 112.

» -858: angulata WILLIAMS » 113.

XVet.Akad Handl M 25. Ns 9'.

Tat XX.

Goes 1 Hedelia del

lith.W ScWacter, Stockholm

TAB. XXL

Tab. XXI.

Figg. 859 — 859 e: Miliolina angulata WILLIAMSON p. 113.

860—861 e: bicornis WALK. & BOYS » 113.

» 862—864 pulchella D'OBB.... » 114.

Fig. 865: Boueana D'ORB » 114.

Figg. 866— 869: » tricarinata n'ORB. -> 114.

TacXXT.

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A Goes del

Lith.W. Schlachier, Stockholm

TAB. XXII.

Tab. XXII.

Fig. 870: Miliolina trigouula LAMCK p. 115.

» 871: valvularis BRADY 115.

Figg. 872—882: Biloculina simplex D'ORB » 116.

* 883—884: comata BRADY , » 117.

Fig. 885: simplex D'ORB. var * 118.

. 26 N 1 9 .

Tab.XXn.

lit". 7'. ScMachtsr Stcckiifliiii

TAB. XXIII.

Tab. XXIII.

Figg. 886 — 887: Biloculina simplex n'ORB p. 116.

888 — 889: abyssorura GOES ^ 118.

» 890 — 903: Miliolina bucculenta BRADY.. » 118.

X.Vet.Akad.Handl Bd.25.Nj9.

TabXXHI

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TAB. XXIV.

K. Sv. Vet. Akncl. Hnudl Hand '-'5. N:o H.

Tab. XXIV.

Figg. 904—905: Miliolina bucculenta BRADY.... p. 118.

» 906 — 913: Biloculinn elongata D'ORB » 119.

» 914—918: » Isevis DF.FR. .. ..... 119.

KVet.Akad..Handl.Bd.25.N29.

Tab XXIV

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TAB. XXV.

Tab. XXV.

Vigg. 919—920: Biloculina arctica GOES !'• j'-'-

921—925: depressa u'OaB.

Fig. 926: serrata BRADY

> 927: sphaera o'ORB

» 9281: saccata GOES

» 929: quadranpilaris GOES J**1

» 930: Ceratina trochamminoides GOES

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