Hiscocapsa tuberculata Dumitrică, 2022
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.35463/j.apr.2022.02.06 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/EE35878D-0E69-AA31-5708-FEFCFAC3FB07 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Hiscocapsa tuberculata Dumitrică |
status |
sp. nov. |
Hiscocapsa tuberculata Dumitrică n. sp.
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Description. Shell composed of four segments of which the first three form a narrow conical body whereas the last one is large, spherical, slightly tuberculate and open distally. Cephalis partly preserved: it should have been poreless and smooth. Thorax and abdomen trapezoidal, bearing small circular pores which are hexagonally framed and arranged in 3 or 4 circumferential rows especially in the abdominal segment. Collar and lumbar strictures virtually indistinct but the post-lumbar one very well marked by the sudden inflation of the postabdominal segment. This segment is slightly nodose and has larger circular pores disposed in a quincuncial manner. Distal end of postabdominal segment slightly flattened and bearing a smooth bordered and narrow aperture without protruding rim.
Studied material. A single specimen.
Holotype. The illustrated specimen from sample OZ826, coll. MGP-PD, stub PD120 -OZ826- R11-05 .
Dimensions. Height of test approximately 145 µm, of cephalo-abdominal segment 56 µm, of postabdominal segment 92 µm, diameter of postabdominal segment 128 µm, of distal aperture 20 µm.
Etymology. From Latin tuberculatus , - a, - um, by having a tuberculate postabdominal segment.
Remarks. Morphologically, this species is very close to Doliocapsa aitai n. sp. ( Fig. 11h View Fig ), from which it differs in having a tuberculate postabdominal segment and a flatter distal end.
Occurrence. Very rare in the Sardinian section.
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