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Number 216
15 October 1998
A Type Catalog of Fossil Invertebrates
(Mollusca: Coleoidea,
Monoplacophora and Scaphopoda)
in the Yale Peabody Museum
Russell D. White
Division of Invertebrate Paleontology
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Yale University
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Abstract
Type material for 16 nominal species of
fossil Coleoidea, Monoplacophora and
Scaphopoda are in the Invertebrate
Paleontology Collections of Yale University’s
Peabody Museum of Natural History.
Primary types for 6 nominal species include
4 holotypes, and 4 syntypes (representing 2
nominal species). Secondary types for 2
nominal species include 2 paratypes.
Tertiary types for 6 nominal species include
19 hypotypes. Most types are from New
York, Nova Scotia, Oklahoma and South
Dakota and have been described by J.S.
Peel, P.E. Raymond, L.W. Stephenson and
K.M. Waage.
Key Words
Type Catalog, Coleoidea, Monoplacophora,
Scaphopoda, Yale Peabody Museum, New
York, Nova Scotia, Oklahoma, South
Dakota, J.S. Peel, P.E. Raymond, L.W.
Stephenson and K.M. Waage.
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Posti | la Number 216
15 October 1998
A Type Catalog of Fossil Invertebrates
(Mollusca: Coleoidea,
Monoplacophora and Scaphopoda)
in the Yale Peabody Museum
Russell D. White
Introduction
This catalog lists all known fossil coleoid,
monoplacophoran and scaphopod types in
the Invertebrate Paleontology Collections
housed in Yale University’s Peabody
Museum of Natural History. This is the
eighth in a series of type catalogs of fossil
invertebrates and is a product of an ongoing
computerization project to improve the
accessibility of the type collections.
Organization
Specimens are listed under the originally
described binomen; genera and species
within genera are indexed alphabetically.
Each entry includes the catalog number
used by the Division of Invertebrate
Paleontology prefixed with the abbreviation
YPM and the type status of the original
designation, followed by all known refer-
ences to that name. Any subsequent
designations are listed under the original
designation and are cross-referenced in the
body of the text. Locality descriptions follow
each entry or set of entries for each
binomen. Errors and inconsistencies are
footnoted at the bottom of each binomen.
The type designations used are holotype
and syntype for name bearers; paratype for
secondary types; hypotype for all tertiary
types. Name bearers and secondary types
are defined as used in the /nternational
Code of Zoological Nomenciature (ICZN,
1985). Tertiary types or hypotypes are
treated here as any described, figured or
measured specimen used in a publication to
augment the knowledge of a previously
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defined species, or any referred specimen
that cannot be placed unequivocally ina
known species (e.g. Dentalium sp.).
Locality descriptions follow each entry or
set of entries with identical locality data. The
locality information includes the stratigra-
phy, geography, collector and date.
Stratigraphy has been standardized using
Stratigraphic Nomenclature Databases for
the United States, its Possessions and
Territories (MacLachlan et al. 1992).
Catalog of Coleoidea
Actinosepia canadensis Whiteaves
HypotyPpe YPM 24808
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, tbl.2.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm, Trail
City Mbr, Actinosepia Layer, Little Eagle Lithofacies.
Float, irregularly shaped spur with narrow SE-
trending tip downfaulted so that lower barren
concretions cap it, 0.3 mi E of SD Rt. 63, SE of
O’Leary Ranch house, and about 1 mi N of Moreau
River, and 3.8 mi NNE of Green Grass, Parade NW
Quad., NE SW SE sec32T15NR24E, Dewey Co.,
South Dakota, USA. Collector: Waage, K.M., 1959.
HypotyPpE YPM 24809
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus. Nat.
Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, tbl.2, pl.1, f.4,5.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm, Trail
City Mbr, Little Eagle Lithofacies, Upper nicolleti
Assemblage Zone. Concretion, about in place,
exposures on hill slope immediately E of E abutment
of stock dam, about 0.5 mi N of Johnson Brothers
Ranch house, and 6 mi S of Little Eagle, Little Eagle
SE Quad., NW CORNER NE NW sec29T19NR27E,
Corson Co., South Dakota, USA. Collector:
Waage, K.M.
HypotyPpE YPM 24810
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, pl.4, f.1.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm, lower
Trail City Mbr, Irish Creek Lithofacies. Lower Irish
Creek, bluff on E side of Moreau River, above
meander (abandoned in 1962), and 7.5 mi ENE of
Thunder Butte Village, Dupree NE Quad., E SW SW
NW sec35T15NR21E, Ziebach Co., South Dakota,
USA. Collector: Waage, K.M., 1962.
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HypotyrpeE YPM 24811
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, tbl.2.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm, lower
Trail City Mbr, Little Eagle Lithofacies. Float, tip of
ESE-pointing spur, SW across draw from Peabody
Locality C0008, Whitehorse Ridge, and 6 mi NW
of Whitehorse, Whitehorse Quad., CENTER SE
SE SE sec19T16NR26E, Dewey Co., South
Dakota, USA. Collector: Waage, K.M., 1957.
HypotyPpE YPM 24812
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, pl.4, f.3.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm,
Timber Lake Mbr. Float, on and at base of face,
SW slope of prominent butte on divide between
Red Earth Creek and Meadow Creek, 4.5 mi NNW
of Green Grass, Lantry NE Quad., CENTER NE
SW sec27T15NR23E, Dewey Co., South Dakota,
USA. Collector: Waage, K.M., 1957.
HypotyPpE YPM 24813
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus. Nat.
Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, pl.3, f.3, pl.4, f.2.
Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, Fox Hills Fm,
Timber Lake Mbr, Tancredia-Ophiomorpha
Biofacies. Cut on E side of county road connect-
ing SD Rt. 65 and Bullhead, near top of the hill 4
mi NW of Bullhead, Bullhead Quad., CENTER W
SE SE sec14T21NR24E, Corson Co., South
Dakota, USA. Collector: Waage, K.M., Speden,
|.G. and Speden, E.W., 1962 to 1963.
PLASTER Cast oF HoLcotyPpE YPM 35100
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18.
Late Cretaceous, Bearpaw Shale. Opposite the
mouth of Swift Current Creek, Saskatchewan,
Canada. Collector: Weston, T.C., 1889.
PLASTER Cast oF HyrpotyPpE YPM 35101"
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, pl.2, f.2,3,
Piss flea.
Late Cretaceous, Bearpaw Shale. 290 ft above
base of Bearpaw, Manyberries section, SE corner
of Alberta, sec30T5NR4W, Alberta, Canada.
Collector: Landes, R.W., 1934 to 1936.
This is a replica of the holotype (GSC 5379),
reposited at the Geological Survey of Canada.
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"This is a replica of the hypotype (GSC 19888),
reposited at the Geological Survey of Canada.
Sepia sp.
HyreotyPpE YPM 24814
Waage, K.M. 1965. Postilla (Peabody Mus.
Nat. Hist., Yale Univ.) n.94, p.18, pl.4, f.4.
Quaternary, Recent.’
"No locality data is available for this specimen.
Catalog of Monoplacophora
Archinacella ? propria Raymond
Hototype YPM 26957
Raymond, P.E. 1906. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
Vio, MA pips 5.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.172, pl.26, f.7,8.
Middle Ordovician, Chazy Grp. From ledge in field
N of Duprey Road to Tracy Brook (middle of section
of Brainard and Seeley), near Chazy, Clinton Co.,
New York, USA. Collector: Raymond, P.E., 1903.
Archinacella deformata (Hall)
HyrotyPpE YPM 26956
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.172, pl.46, f.3.
Middle Ordovician, Aylmer Sandstone. Aylmer,
Quebec, Canada. Collector: Sowter, T.E.
Lepetopsis ? haworthi (Beede)
HypotyPpE YPM 15326
Knight, J.B. 1940. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am. v.51,
p.302, pl.4, f.1b.
Late Permian, Whitehorse Grp, Rush Springs Fm,
Dozier Sandstone Mbr. Base of Dozier on summit
of Mt. Nebo on the N side of highway, 3 mi W of
Estelline (Hall Co.), Collingsworth Co., Texas, USA.
Collector: Roth, R.1.
Palaeacmaea irregularis Raymond
Syntype YPM 26962’
Raymond, P.E. 1905. Am. J. Sci. ser.4,
v.20, n.119, p.376.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.174, pl.54, f.10.
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Syntype YPM 26963"
Raymond, P.E. 1905. Am. J. Sci. ser.4,
v.20, n.119, p.376.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.174, pl.54, f.11.
Syntype YPM 26964!
Raymond, P.E. 1905. Am. J. Sci. ser.4, v.20,
n.119, p.376.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.174, pl.54, f.12.
Middle Ordovician, Chazy Grp. From ledge in field N
of Duprey Road to Tracy Brook (middle of section of
Brainard and Seeley), near Chazy, Clinton County,
New York, USA. Collector: Raymond, P.E., 1903.
t - r : : ”
This specimen is described as a “cotype’” of
Palaeacmaea irregularis Raymond, although it was
neither mentioned or figured in Raymond (1905).
Palaeacmaea magnifica Twenhofel
HototyPE YPM 10370
Twenhofel, W.H. 1928. Mem. Geol. Surv.
Can. n.154, p.235, pl.26, f.10.
Ordovician, English Head Fm, English Head
zone 4. Three Brook Bay, Anticosti Island, Quebec,
Canada. Collector: Twenhofel, W.H., 1909.
Pilina cheyennica Peel
Hototype YPM 74
Peel, J.S. 1977. J. Paleont. v.51, n.1,
Oedidiveatted3:
Peel, J.S. 1984. Spec. Pap. Paleont. n.32,
Dalli77, th3G:
Silurian, Chimneyhill Limestone, Keel Mbr. Near
base of Chimneyhill, cement quarries at Lawrence,
Pontotoc Co., Oklahoma, USA. Collector:
Schuchert, C., 1922?
Proplina elongata Cullison
ParatyPE YPM 17134
Cullison, J.S. 1944. Bull. Tech. Ser. Missouri
Univ. Sch. Mines Met. v.15, n.2, p.50, pl.25,
f.22,23.
Early Ordovician, Jefferson City Grp, Rich Fountain
Fm. Residual chert, Jeffersonia trilobite zone, base
of hill on N side of Moreau River and on E side of
U.S. Hwy 63, SW1/4SW1/4sec27T44NR11W, Cole
Co., Missouri, USA. Collector: Cullison, J.S.
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Proplina grandis Cullison
ParatyPpE YPM 17138
Cullison, J.S. 1944. Bull. Tech. Ser. Missouri
Univ. Sch. Mines Met. v.15, n.2, p.51.
Early Ordovician, Theodosia Fm. Lower Theodosia,
elevation 1000 ft, S of road junction, center W1/
2sec02T21NR25W, Barry Co., Missouri, USA.
Collector: Cullison, J.S.
Scenella montrealensis (Billings)
Hypotype YPM 26958
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.173, pl.46, f.9.
Hyrpotyrpe YPM 26959
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.173, pl.46, f.10.
Middle Ordovician, Chazy Grp. From ledge in field
N of Duprey Road to Tracy Brook (middle of section
of Brainard and Seeley), near Chazy, Clinton Co.,
New York, USA. Collector: Raymond, P.E., 1903.
Scenella pretensa Raymond
HototyPe? YPM 26960'
Raymond, P.E. 1905. Am. J. Sci. ser.4, v.20,
ne 119; p:375.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.174, pl.46, f.11-13.
Middle Ordovician, Chazy Grp. Lenoirs, Loudon
Co., Tennessee, USA.
This specimen was described as the “type” of
Scenella pretensa Raymond, although it was
neither mentioned nor figured in Raymond (1905).
Scenella robusta Raymond
Paratype? YPM 26961"
Raymond, P.E. 1905. Am. J. Sci. ser.4, v.20,
n.119, p.376.
Raymond, P.E. 1908. Ann. Carnegie Mus.
v.4, n.3-4, p.174, pl.47, f.2,3.
Middle Ordovician, Chazy Grp. Lenoirs, Loudon
Co., Tennessee, USA.
t . . . “ ”
This specimen is labeled as a “paratype” of
Scenella robusta Raymond, although it was
neither figured nor mentioned in Raymond (1905).
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Catalog of Scaphopoda
Dentalium hexagonum Van Ingen
Syntype YPM 35573
Van Ingen, G. 1905. G.P. Putnam’s Sons,
New York and London. p.363, pl.B, f.1.
Late Cretaceous, Senonian. Vicinity of Kerak, Jordan
Valley, Syria. Collector: Libbey, W., Jr., 1902.
Dentalium sp.
Hypotype YPM 14847A
Stephenson, L.W. 1936. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am.
v.47, p.398, pI.5, f.8.
HyrpotyPpE YPM 14847B
Stephenson, L.W. 1936. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am.
v.47, p.398, pl.5, f.9.
Hypotyre YPM 14847C
Stephenson, L.W. 1936. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am.
v.47, p.398, pl.5, f.10.
Hypotyrpe YPM 14848
Stephenson, L.W. 1936. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am.
v.47, p.398.
Late Cretaceous. Loose boulder brought up in a
fisherman’s trawl, from a depth of 200 fathoms,
eastern part of Banquereau bank, off Sable Island,
Nova Scotia, Canada. Collector: Olson, L.
Dentalium sp. (Smooth)
HypotyPpeE YPM 14849
Stephenson, L.W. 1936. Bull. Geol. Soc. Am.
v.47, p.399, pl.5, f.11-12.
Late Cretaceous. Loose boulder brought up in a
fisherman’s trawl, from a depth of 200 fathoms,
eastern part of Banquereau bank, off Sable Island,
Nova Scotia, Canada. Collector: Olson, L.
Acknowledgements
Many thanks to John Pojeta and Ellis
Yochelson for reviewing an earlier version of
this catalog. Larry Gall and Rosemary Volpe
made many valuable suggestions. Laura
Skorina edited and formatted the final copy.
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