Poculinapora poculigera, Dumitrica & Zügel, 2003
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5372196 |
publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:8BF4D0FF-F247-4B92-B327-0D647B01C386 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/943E87C0-FFDB-FF81-FCFA-6C22FBE6F6EC |
treatment provided by |
Marcus |
scientific name |
Poculinapora poculigera |
status |
sp. nov. |
Poculinapora poculigera n. sp. ( Figs 30 View FIG F-I; 32D)
HOLOTYPE. — Photo No. 58169, 58170; stub Mue 22/20; Musée de Géologie , Lausanne, No. 74422 ( Fig. 30F, I View FIG ).
PARATYPES. — MNHN, bât. de Géologie, No. Gg 2001/2117-2118.
ETYMOLOGY. — From the Latin poculum: cup; and gero: to bear, to have.
MATERIAL EXAMINED. — Four specimens from the type horizon (sample Mue 22).
DIMENSIONS ( IN µM). — Total length of shell 275-320 (av. 305), length of apical horn 57-64 (av. 59), of cephalis 37-40 (av. 38), of thorax 59-64 (av. 60), of feet 140-155 (av. 150); total width 175-220 (av. 205), width of cephalis 38-44 (av.41),of thorax 105-115(av.110).
DESCRIPTION
Cephalis small, globular, imperforate, smooth or slightly pustulate, separated from thorax by a shallow constriction. Apical horn straight or slightly curved, inverted pyramidal, having a wide cavity with triangular transverse section. Border of this cavity (distal end of horn) straight, thin, without spines but frayed due to corrosion. Inner space of this cavity simple or divided by a longitudinal septa. Thorax hemispherical with pustulose surface and pores arranged in four to six transverse rows; in distal rows they are arranged in a square pattern, in proximal rows alternate. Size of pores decreases apically. Feet long, divergent, and curved. Lateral blades of feet expanded distally, external blade tapered distally. Feet connected proximally by a thin postthoracic velum with quadrangular meshes.
REMARKS
This new species differs from P. marsupialis n. sp. and P. tripartita n. gen., n. sp. by having no terminal spine on the apical horn and by the funnelshaped distal part of the apical horn.
MNHN |
Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle |
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