Danilia, Brusina, 1865
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Danilia sp.
Figs 21 View FIGURE 21 J–K
Material. MGUH 33102 is an external mould.
Occurrence. Upper metre of the lower Danian ‘dead layer’ in Vokslev Quarry, Northern Jutland.
Description. Protoconch planispiral to slightly heterostrophic, submerged, nearly 0.4 mm in width, with 1 ¼ moderately convex whorls, appearing smooth. Transition to teleoconch marked by appearance of transverse ribs.
Teleoconch with strongly convex, low whorls separated by fairly deep suture located slightly below periphery of preceding whorl. Base convex. Aperture rounded with concave columella. No columellar folds or denticles present on preserved part.
Teleoconch sculpture dominated by sharp and strong prosocline and prosocyrt transverse ribs, numbering 22 to 23 per whorl on initial whorls. Transverse ribs crossed by five or six weak spiral ribs, becoming stronger on later whorls. Connecting points marked by tubercles.
Measurements. MGUH 33102 1.9 mm high and 1.3 mm wide, consisting of parts of 3 ½ teleoconch whorls in addition to protoconch.
Remarks. Danilia sp. is easily distinguished from Danilia kosslerae Kiel & Bandel, 2001b from the Campanian of Spain by the convex whorls and the nearly planispiral protoconch. It has a passing resemblance to the middle Danian Danilia quadricordata Ravn, 1933 from Denmark, but differs by the more convex whorls and finer spirals.
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Museum Geologicum Universitatis Hafniensis |
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