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Published by Field Museum of Natural History

Volume 37, No. 4 July 28, 1977

Type Fossil Coelenterata

(Except Corals)

In Field Museum of Natural History

Gerald Glenn Forney

Associate Geologist
Amerada Hess Corporation
Williston, North Dakota

Matthew H. Nitecki Tlw Library of the

Curator, Fossil Invertebrates

Field Museum of Natural History
and

MAR 14 W8

Daniel T. Jenkins university crt Illinois

Department of Geology at Urbana-ChamiwW

Evergreen State College
Olympia, Washington

INTRODUCTION

This catalogue lists type and referred specimens of fossil Coelen -
terata (except the Class Anthozoa) in Field Museum. Type corals
are already catalogued (Windle et al, 1973). The specimens depos-
ited in the Walker Museum, University of Chicago (prefixed UC)
are now on permanent loan to Field Museum. Specimens deposited
directly into Field Museum collections are prefixed P and PE.

Only holotypes are recognized as valid types. All other so-called
primary and secondary types are indicated as referred specimens .
Artificial casts ("plastoholotypes" and "plastoplesiotypes") are
included. The depository of the specimens used to make our plaster
casts is indicated when known.

Subsequent nomenclatorial changes affecting these specimens
are, in large part, from Sinclair ( 1952) for Conulariida, and from Flu-
gel and Fliigel-Kahler (1968) for Stromatoporoidea. We thank E.
Fliigel, E. S. Richardon, Jr., and J. Shott for help with specific prob-
lems.

Library of Congress Catalog Card No.: 77-074104
Publication 1265 75

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This is the seventeenth catalogue of type invertebrate fossils in
Field Museum. Generic and specific names are arranged alphabeti-
cally in this catalogue. The following genera are represented:

Phylum Coelenterata

Class Scyphozoa, Subclass Conulata, Order Conulariida

Calloconularia
Conularia

Class Scyphozoa, Order Uncertain
Anthracomedusa

Class Hydrozoa, Order Hydroida

Drevotella
Mazohydra

Class Hydrozoa, Order Siphonophorida
Discophyllum

Class Hydrozoa, Order Stromatoporoidea

Actinostroma

Dermastroma

Stromatocerium (described as Alveolites)

Stromatopora

Class Uncertain
Octomedusa

CATALOGUE

Actinostroma trentonensis S. Weller, 1903

Holotype: not designated, to be selected from: UC 10291 and
other specimens whose whereabouts are unknown.

Referred specimen: UC 10291

S. Weller, 1903, p. 139, pi. 6, fig. 8

=1 Stromatopora (Solenopora) compacta Billings, 1865, calcare-
ous alga

Parks, 1910, p. 49

Flugel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 430
Middle Ordovician, Trenton Limestone.

On a hill on the property of E. J. Hough, just back of the Mill at
Jacksonburg, near Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey. S.
Weller Locality 174 A. New Jersey Collection.

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Remarks: Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler (1968, p. 430) note that A.
trentonense Weller, 1903 is a homonym of A. trentonense Ulrich
and Everett, 1890. No substitute name is necessary because
Weller's specimen is a calcareous alga, not a stromatoporoid.

Alveolites (?) granulosa U. P. James, 1875

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 2250
U. P. James, 1875, p. 2
J. F. James, 1893, p. 148, text-figs. 9a-9c
Windle, Augustynek, and Nitecki, 1973, p. 4

=Alveolites granulosus U. P. James, 1875
U. P. James, 1872, p. 2 nomen nudum
Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 183

=Stromatocerium huronense (Billings, 1865) Class Hydrozoa,
Order Stromatoporoidea
Parks, 1910, pp. 20-24, pi. 22, figs. 6, 10
Bassler, 1915, p. 1213
Galloway and St. Jean, 1961, p. 66

=Stromatocerium granulosum (U. P. James, 1875)
Foerste, 1916, pp. 299-301, pi. 1, fig. 1

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series, Richmond Stage, Waynes-
ville Formation.

Clarkesville, Clinton County, Ohio.

Anthracomedusa turnbulli Johnson and Richardson, 1968

Holotype: by original designation: PE 10500

Johnson and Richardson, 1968, pp. 110-112, fig. 57

Referred specimen: PE 10501

Johnson and Richardson, 1968, pp. 110-112, fig. 58

Middle Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian, Westphalian C, Carbon-
dale Formation, Francis Creek Shale.

Pit Eleven, Peabody Coal Company, Essex, Kankakee County,
Illinois.

Remarks: Anthracomedusa turnbulli is the type species for the
genus Anthracomedusa Johnson and Richardson, 1968.

Arthropora cleavelandi (U. P. James, 1881)
See: Stromatopora ? lichenoides U. P. James, 1879

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Arthropora shafferi (Meek, 1872)

See: Stromatopora ? lichenoides U. P. James, 1879

Calloconularia strimplei Sinclair, 1952

Holotype: by original designation: PE 142
Sinclair, 1952, pp. 140-141, text-figs. 56d-f
Moore and Harrington, 1956, p. F65, text-fig. 51, no. 6a-6b

Referred specimens: five specimens: PE 143
Sinclair, 1952, pp. 140-141

Upper Pennsylvanian, Missourian, Ochilate Group, Unnamed
shale 30 ft. above Torpedo Sandstone.

Two miles north-northeast of Capan, Oklahoma. Collected by
H. L. Strimple. Gift of G. W. Sinclair.

Remarks: Calloconularia strimplei is the type species of the genus
Calloconularia Sinclair, 1952.

Ceramoporella distincta Ulrich, 1890

See: Stromatopora ludlowensis U. P. James, 1884
Stromatopora tubularis U. P. James, 1884

Ceramoporella granulosa millfordensis (U. P. James, 1878)
See: Stromatopora ludlowensis U. P. James, 1884

Ceramoporella spp.

See: Stromatopora tubularis U. P. James, 1884

Conularia cayuga Hall, 1876

' 'Plus toholo type ' ': UC 679
Hall, 1876, pi. 29, figs. 8-9
Hall, 1879, pp. 210-211, pi. 33, figs. 8-9

Middle Devonian, Hamilton Group.

Norton's Landing, east shore of Cayuga Lake, New York. James
Hall Collection.

Remarks: UC 685 is a plaster cast of New York State Museum
NYSM 3482 (11000/1).

Conularia crebist riata Hall, 1876
"Plastoholotype": UC 679

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Hall, 1876, pi. 29, figs. 8-9

Hall, 1879, pp. 210-211, pi. 33, figs. 8-9

Middle Devonian, Hamilton Group.

Genesee Valley, New York. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: The whereabouts of the original specimen are unknown.

Conularia crustula White, 1880

Referred specimens: three specimens: UC 31469
Plummer and Moore, 1921, p. 219

Upper Pennsylvanian, Cisco Group, Graham Formation, Gun-
sight Member.

One-and-one-half miles south of South Bend, Young County,
Texas. Plummer Collection.

Conularia doani Dennis, 1878

"Plastoholotype": P 20685

Dennis, 1878, pp. 35-36, text-fig. 3
Dennis, 1889, p. 24
Borden, 1901, p. 43

=Conularia formosa Miller and Dyer, 1878
U.P.James, 1879b, p. 11
Sinclair and Rollman, 1951, pp. 540-541

Upper Ordovician, Richmond Group.

John's Creek, Abington Township, near Richmond, Wayne
County, Indiana. Collected by Joseph Doan.

Remarks: The whereabouts of the original specimen are unknown.

Conularia formosa Miller and Dyer, 1878

Referred specimen?: P 18104
Miller and Dyer, 1878, p. 38

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series.

Ohio. Dyer Collection.

Remarks: P 18104 is listed as "paratype" in Field Museum cata-
logue.

See also: Conularia doani Dennis, 1878

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Conularia gratiosa Miller and Gurley, 1894

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 6627

Miller and Gurley, 1894, p. 74, pi. 8, fig. 1

Upper Mississippian, Meramec Series, Salem Limestone.

Spergen Hill, Indiana. Gurley Collection.

Conularia greenei Miller and Gurley, 1896

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 6628

Miller and Gurley, 1896, pp. 27-28, pi. 3, fig. 3

=7 Ctenoconularia greenei (Miller and Gurley, 1896)

Moore and Harrington, 1956, p. F65, text-fig. 51, no. 4

Lower Mississippian, Keokuk Group

Edwardsville, Indiana. Collected by G. K. Greene. Gurley Collec-
tion.

Conularia intertexta Miller, 1894

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 6610
Miller, 1892b, p. 63, pi. 10, fig. 4
Miller, 1894, p. 317, pi. 10, fig. 4

Lower Mississippian, Keokuk Group.

West Point, Indiana. Collected by S. S. Gorby. Gurley Collection.

Conularia lata Hall, 1859

"Plastoholotype": UC 628

Hall, 1859, pp. 479-480, pi. Ill, fig. 1

Lower Devonian, Oriskany Sandstone.

Schoharie, Schoharie County, New York. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: UC 628 is a plaster cast of New York State Museum
NYSM 3490 (11006/1).

Conularia manni Roy, 1935

Holotype: by original designation: P 23674 A
Roy, 1935, pp. 147-153, text figs. 30, 31 b

=Metaconularia manni (Roy, 1935)

Sinclair, 1940, pp. 113-114, pi. 1, fig. 6

Referred specimen: P 23674 B

Roy, 1935, pp. 147-153, text fig. 32b

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—Metaconularia manni (Roy, 1935)
Sinclair, 1940, pp. 113-114

Referred specimen: P 23507

Roy, 1935, pp. 147-153, text figs. 31a, 32a

=Metaconularia manni (Roy , 1935)

Sinclair, 1940, pp. 113-114
Middle Silurian, Lockport Dolomite, "Lecthaylus Shale."

1934 construction of Calumet feeder for Chicago drainage canal,
just southwest of Blue Island, Illinois. J. Mann, A. Lees, F.
Markham, S. K. Roy, donors.

Conularia micronema Meek, 1871

Referred specimen: UC 54014

Herrick, 1888, p. 49, pi. 8, fig. 4
Lower Mississippian, Kinderhookian-Osagean, Waverly Group.

Moot's Run, Licking County, Ohio. James Hall Locality 385.
James Hall Collection.

Remarks: Conularia micronema = Diconularia micronema (Meek,
1871) Sinclair, 1952, pp. 138-139.

Conularia missouriensis Swallow, 1860

"Plastoplesiotype": UC 15802

Meek and Worthen, 1873, pp. 541-542, pi. 22, figs. 5a, 5b

Upper Mississippian, Meramec Series, Warsaw Limestone.

Warsaw, Illinois. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: UC 15802 is a cast of University of Illinois X-102.

Conularia niagarensis Hall, 1852

"Plastocotype": UC 60858

Hall, 1852, pp. 294-295, pi. 65, figs, le-lf
Grabau, 1901a, p. 214, text-fig. 145
Grabau, 1901b, p. 214, text-fig. 145

Lower Silurian, Rochester Shale.

Lockport, Niagara County, New York. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: The whereabouts of the original specimens are un-
known.

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Conularia sampsoni Miller, 1891

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 6961

Miller, 1891, pp. 80-81, pi. 14, figs. 11-12
Miller, 1892a, pp. 690-691, pi. 14, figs. 11-12
Branson, 1938, pp. 110-111, pi. 14, fig. 9

Lower Mississippian, Chouteau Limestone.

Sedalia, Missouri. Collected by F. A. Sampson. Sampson Collec-
tion.

Conularia spergenensis Miller and Gurley, 1894

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 6289

Miller and Gurley, 1894, pp. 74-75, pi. 8, fig. 2

Upper Mississippian, Meramec Series, Salem Limestone.

Spergen Hill, Indiana. Gurley Collection.

Conularia subcarbonaria Meek and Worthen, 1865

"Plastoholotype": UC 15806

Meek and Worthen, 1865, p. 253

Meek and Worthen, 1873, pp. 520-522, pi. 19, figs. 4a-4c

Lower Mississippian, Keokuk Limestone.

Warsaw, Hancock County, Illinois (Meek and Worthen, 1865) or
Hamilton, Hancock County, Illinois (Meek and Worthen, 1873,
and Hansman and Scott, 1967, p. 1017). James Hall Collection.

Remarks: UC 15806 is a cast of University of Illinois X-105.

Conularia trentonensis Hall, 1847

Referred specimen: UC 37887A

S. Weller, 1903, p. 188, pi. 13, figs. 7, 8

Referred specimen: UC 37887B
S. Weller, 1903, p. 188

Middle Ordovician, Trenton Limestone.

Hill, 580 ft. in elevation, on the property of Mr. E.J. Hough, just
back of the mill at Jacksonburg, near Blairstown, New Jersey.
S. Weller Locality 174 A33. New Jersey Collection.

Referred specimens: eight specimens: UC 37866
S. Weller, 1903, p. 38

Middle Ordovician, Trenton Limestone.

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About seven-eighths of a mile a little west of north from Beaver
Run, west of Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey. S. Weller
Locality 79 A. New Jersey Collection.

Conularia trentonensis var. occidentals Bradley, 1930

Holotype: by original designation: UC 29083 (missing)
Bradley, 1925, p. 57 nomen nudum
Bradley, 1930, pp. 242-243, pi. 25, fig. 12

=Ctenoconularia occidentalis (Bradley, 1930)
Sinclair, 1952, p. 142

Middle Ordovician, Kimmswick Limestone.

Near Imperial, Jefferson County, Missouri. Collected by Gerald
Knight.

Referred specimens: UC 29081 (missing), UC 29080, UC 29082,
UC 60591
Bradley, 1925, p. 57 nomen nudum
Bradley, 1930, pp. 242-243

=Ctenoconularia occidentalis (Bradley, 1930)
Sinclair, 1952, p. 142

Middle Ordovician, Kimmswick Limestone.

Railroad Station at Glen Park, Missouri. Collected by J. H. Brad-
ley, Jr. (UC 29081).

One mile north of Batchtown, Illinois. Collected by J. H. Bradley,
Jr. (UC 29080 and UC 60591).

Glencoe Lime Co. Quarry, Glen Park, Missouri. Collected by S.
Weller, 1896 (UC 29082).

Conularia undulata Conrad, 1841

"Plastoplesiotype": UC 694
Hall, 1876, pi. 29, fig. 5
Hall, 1879, pp. 208-209, pi. 33, fig. 5

Middle Devonian, Hamilton Formation.

Cazenovia, Madison County, New York. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: The whereabouts of the original specimen are unknown.

Conularia sp.

Referred specimens: seven specimens: UC 31045
S. Weller, 1921, p. 74

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Upper Mississippian, Chester Series, Glen Dean Limestone.

In the floor of the nearly straight, narrow north-south valley trib-
utary to Deer Creek from the south, 3% miles south of Lola,
Livingston County, Kentucky. Collected by S. Weller, 1920.

Ctenoconularia greenei (Miller and Gurley, 1896)
See: Conularia greenei Miller and Gurley, 1896

Ctenoconularia occidentals (Bradley, 1930)
See: Conularia trentonensis var. occidentalis Bradley, 1930

Dermastroma papillatum (U. P. James, 1878)
See: Stromatopora papillata U. P. James, 1878

Dermatostroma scabrum (U. P. James, 1879)

Referred specimen: UC 1555

Parks, 1910, pp. 31-33, pi. 24, fig. 2

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series

Blanchester, Clinton County, Ohio. James Collection.

Remarks: UC 1555 consists of three fragments and two slides.

Diconularia micronema ( Meek, 1871 )
See: Conularia micronema Meek, 1871

Discophyllum peltatum Hall, 1847

Lectotype: designated by Harrington and Moore, 1956, pp. F150-
F151:UC 12517
Hall, 1847, p. 277, pi. 75, fig. 3
Walcott, 1898, p. 101, pi. 47, fig. 1
Ruedemann, 1934, pp. 30-32, pi. 12, fig. 1
Harrington and Moore, 1956, pp. F150-F151, fig. 120, no. la

Middle Ordovician, Trenton, Hudson River Group.

"Metamorphic arenaceous shales" (Hall, 1847). Black Snake Hill
Shale ( Ruedemann, 1934).

Near the nail factory, South Troy (Ruedemann, 1934), Rensaelaer
County, New York. James Hall Collection.

Remarks: Discophyllum peltatum is the type species of the genus
Discophyllum Hall, 1847. The whereabouts of the second,

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smaller specimen (para type) figured by these authors are un-
known.

Drevotella proteana Nitecki and Richardson, 1972

Holotype: by original designation: PE 18105

Nitecki and Richardson, 1972, pp. 1-7, text fig. 2a

Referred specimen: PE 18109

Nitecki and Richardson, 1972, pp. 1-5, text fig. 3a

Middle Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian, Westphalian C, Carbon-
dale Formation, Francis Creek Shale.

Pit Eleven, Peabody Coal Company, Will or Kankakee County,
Illinois. Donated by C. Ingells (PE 18105) and J. Turnbull (PE
18109).

Remarks:- Drevotella proteana is the type species of the genus
Drevotella Nitecki and Richardson, 1972.

Labechia huronensis (Billings, 1865)
See: Stromatopora subcylindrica U. P. James, 1884

Labechia subcylindrica ( U. P. James, 1884)
See: Stromatopora subcylindrica U. P. James, 1884

Mazohydra megabertha Schram and Nitecki, 1975

Holotype: by original designation: P 32074

Schram and Nitecki, 1975, pp. 549-551, text fig. 1.

Middle Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian, (Westphalian C), Francis

Creek Shale.
Pit Eleven, Peabody Coal Company, Will-Kankakee Counties,

Illinois.

Remarks: Mazohydra megabertha is the type species of the genus
Mazohydra Schram and Nitecki, 1975.

Metaconularia manni (Roy, 1935)
See: Conularia manni Roy, 1935

Octomedusa pieckorum Johnson and Richardson, 1968

Holotype: by original designation: PE 11410

Johnson and Richardson, 1968, pp. 112-115, fig. 60

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Referred specimen: PE 11411 (missing)

Johnson and Richardson, 1968, p. 113, fig. 62

Referred specimen: PE 11377 (missing)

Johnson and Richardson, 1968, p. 113, fig. 6]
Richardson, 1968, figured on p. 6
Johnson and Richardson, 1970, pi. 4, fig. B
Richardson and Johnson, 1971, fig. 2f

Middle Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian, Westphalian C, Carbon-
dale Formation, Francis Creek Shale.

Pit Eleven, Peabody Coal Company, Will County, Illinois.

Remarks: Octomedusa pieckorum is the type species for the genus
Octomedusa Johnson and Richardson, 1968.

Stromatocerium granulosum (U. P. James, 1875)
See: Alveolites (?) granulosa U. P. James, 1875

Stromatocerium huronense (Billings, 1865)
See: Alveolites (?) granulosa U. P. James, 1875

Stromatopora(Solenopora) compacta Billings, 1865
See: Actinostroma trentonensis S. Weller, 1903

Stromatopora ? lichenoides U. P. James, 1879

Holotype: not designated, to be selected from: UC 1522 and UC
1538

Referred specimens: four specimens: UC 1522
U. P. James, 1879a, p. 18
J. F. James, 1892, pp. 90-91

=Arthropora cleavelandi (U. P. James, 1881), a bryozoan

Bassler, 1906, p. 56
Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series, Eden Stage, "Utica

Shales."
Cincinnati, Ohio. James Collection.

Referred specimens: five specimens: UC 1538
U. P. James, 1879a, p. 18
J. F. James, 1892, pp. 90-91

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=Arthropora shafferi (Meek, 1872), a bryozoan
Bassler, 1906, p. 56

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series, Richmond Stage.

Blanchester, Ohio. James Collection.

Remarks: Parks ( 1910, p. 48) and Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler ( 1968,
p. 243) concur with Bassler's ( 1906, p. 56) diagnosis.

St romatopora ludlowensis U. P. James, 1884

Holotype: by original designation: UC 180
U. P. James, 1884a, p. 140, pi. 7, figs. 4-4a
J. F. James, 1892, p. 91

= in part Ceramoporella distincta Ulrich, 1890, a bryozoan
Bassler, 1906, pp. 57-58

= in part Ceramoporella granulosa millfordensis (U. P. James,
1878), a bryozoan
Bassler, 1906, pp. 57-58

=Ceramoporella distincta Ulrich, 1890, a bryozoan
Parks, 1910, p. 48
Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 248

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series.

Ludlow Ferry, Kentucky. James Collection.

Remarks: UC 180 consists of one specimen and one slide. Accord-
ing to Bassler (1906, pp. 57-58), UC 180 is a mass encrusted by
successive layers of two species of Ceramoporella.

Stromatopora lunata U. P. James, 1878

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 2404 (missing)
U. P. James, 1878b, p. 10

Lower Silurian, Llandovery, Brassfield Limestone.

Clinton County, Ohio.

Remarks: "Not recognized" by Bassler (1915, p. 1217) or by Flii-
gel and Fliigel-Kahler ( 1968, p. 248).

Stromatopora papillata U. P. James, 1878

Holotype: by monotypy: UC 160
U. P. James, 1878a, p. 1
J. F. James, 1892, p. 91

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=D ermato stroma papillatum (U. P. James, 1878)
Parks, 1910, pp. 30-31, pi. 23, figs. 8-9
Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 302

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series.

Cincinnati, Ohio. James Collection.

Stromatopora subcylindrica U. P. James, 1884
Holotype: bymonotypy: UC 1199

U. P. James, 1884a, pp. 20-21, text-fig. 1, la-lc
J. F. James, 1892, p. 90

=Labechia subcylindrica (U. P. James, 1884)
Parks, 1910, pp. 27-29, pi. 23, figs. 3, 4, 6, 7

=Labechia huronensis (Billings, 1865)
Galloway and St. Jean, 1961, p. 50
Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 412

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series, Richmond Stage, Waynes-
ville Formation.

Near Morrow, Warren County, Ohio. James Collection.

Remarks: UC 1199 consists of two fragments and two slides.

Stromatopora tubularis U. P. James, 1884

Holotype: by original designation: UC 1552

U. P. James, 1884b, p. 139, pi. 7, figs. 3, 3a-3b
J. F. James, 1892, pp. 89-90

—Ceramoporella spp. , bryozoa
Bassler, 1906, p. 57
Fliigel and Fliigel-Kahler, 1968, p. 437

=Ceramoporella distincta Ulrich, 1890, a bryozoan
Parks, 1910, p. 49

Upper Ordovician, Cincinnatian Series, Eden Shale.

Cincinnati, Ohio. James Collection.

Remarks: According to Bassler (1906, p. 57), UC 1552 is "a por-
tion of the living chamber of a cephalopod ( Orthoceras or Endo-
ceras) ..." encrusted by Ceramoporella distincta Ulrich, 1890,
Ceramoporella granulosa millfordensis (U. P. James, 1878), and
Ceramoporella ohioensis (Nicholson, 1875).

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