RUTITRIGONIIDAE VAN HOEPEN, 1929

Halligan, William Keith, 2023, Washington State (USA) trigoniids (Bivalvia) from the conglomerate of Patterson Lake (Early Cretaceous), PaleoBios 40 (8), pp. 1-15 : 9

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RUTITRIGONIIDAE VAN HOEPEN, 1929
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Diagnosis— Small to large, pyriform to ovate and subtrapezoidal, strongly inequilateral to subequilateral, moderately inflated to inflated, with weakly- to strongly-convex anterior margin, obliquely truncate to subrounded respiratory margin, anteriorly-positioned umbones and moderately-incurved opisthogyrous beaks; shallow sunken escutcheon unornamented, or with costellae continuous from area in early growth; escutcheon and areal rims sometimes nodate in early growth; weakly-bipartite area with oblique costellae in early to middle growth continuous from flank, mostly evanescing later;flank costellae mostly non-tuberculate, commarginal in early growth, subcommarginal to subhorizontal and oblique later, cutting across growth striae both anteriorly and posteriorly; flank costellae may become deflexed, wavy and discontinuous anteriorly, sometimes nodate, and effaced at varying distances from the posterior.

Late Kimmeridgian – Late Maastrichtian. ( Cooper 2015b)

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