Pennsylvanian Ostracoda. A Study of the Ostracoda Fauna of the East Mountain Shale, Mineral Wells Formation, Mineral Wells, Texas

Coryell, Horace Noble; Sample, C. H.

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“…Pseudobythocypris amsdenensis (Morey, 1935) is most similar but the dorsal mar gin is not as highly arched. The same is true for P. lydeae (Geis, 1932), whereas P. marginifera (Geis, 1932) and P. croneisi (Coryell and Rozanski, 1942) have strongly concave ventral margins and nearly equally convex anterior and posterior mar gins. Pseudobythocypris clorensis (Croneis and Funkhouser, 1939) is more evenly convex anteriorly and posteriorly with a much stronger valve overlap than P. securis.…”

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“…Discussion.-Paracavellina cooperi differs from the species described by Cooper (1941) from the Illinois basin by being more elongate and having a distinct break in convexity anterior to the posterior margin, as seen in dorsal view. The break in convexity and development of an obscure ridge is more con sistent with Sulcella Coryell and Sample, 1932, but…”

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Ostracodes from the Maxville Limestone (Mississippian, Chesterian) from Ohio

Hoare

1993

J. Paleontol.

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A diverse fauna of ostracodes comprising 21 species representing 20 genera are described from the Maxville Limestone in central Ohio. Eight new species are proposed—Roundyella incompta, Deloia spinula, Lokius morsei, Bairdia prolixa, Acratia prolata, Waylandella depresssa, Pseudobythocypris securis, and Paracavellina cooperi.Oliganisus secunda (Croneis and Bristol), Glyptopleura costata (McCoy), and Geffenina praelonga Cooper are represented by tecnomorphs and heteromorphs. Specimens of Sansabella bradfieldi Coryell and Sohn show reversal of valve overlap.The ostracode fauna indicates a Chesterian age for the Maxville Limestone.

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Ostracodes from the Maxville Limestone (Mississippian, Chesterian) from Ohio

Hoare

1993

J. Paleontol.

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“…This is also true for the occurrences in West Virginia and Maryland (Wilde, 1975: Arkle et al, 1979. (Coryell and Booth, 1933). Only Orthohairdia scholli, Cryptobairdia pinnula, and Bairdiacypris hoxbarensis (Harlton, 1927) appear to be re stricted to Missourian strata.…”

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“…Pennsylvanian ostracodes have been more commonly studied in the Eastern Interior and Western Interior basins. These include Ulrich and Bassler (1906), Harlton (1927Harlton ( , 1928Harlton ( , 1929aHarlton ( , 1929bHarlton ( , 1933, Knight (1928), Delo (1930Delo ( , 1931, Roth and Skinner (1930), Warthin (1930), Coryell and Billings (1932), Coryell and Osorio (1932), Coryell and Sample (1932), Coryell and Booth (1933), Harris and Lalicker (1932), Upson (1933), Wilson (1933, Kellett (1934Kellett ( , 1935, Bradfield (1935), Johnson (1936, Payne (1937), Croneis and Gale (1939), Cooper (1942, 1946, 1957, Hamilton (1942)…”

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Pennsylvanian bairdiidae (Ostracoda) from the Appalachian basin

1999

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Bairdiid ostracodes are commonly present in the Pennsylvanian marine zones in the Appalachian basin. Thirty-one taxa are recognized representing the genera Bairdia McCoy, 1844; Orthobairdia Sohn, 1960; Cryptobairdia Sohn, 1960; Rectobairdia Sohn, 1960; Bairdiolites Croneis and Gale, 1939; and Bairdiacypris Bradfield, 1935. Two questionable bairdiid genera, Entmema new genus and Hastacypris Croneis and Gutke, 1939, are included. Seven new taxa, Bairdia cuspidis, Rectobairdia absidata, R. apiculata, R. levis, R. sohni, Entmena distenta, and Hastacypris acutula, are described. Fabalicypris Cooper, 1946, is considered a junior synonym of Bairdiacypris Bradfield, 1935.The diversity of bairdiids is significantly lower in the Appalachian basin than in the Eastern Interior and Western Interior basins.

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“…Measurements (in mm) of Hollinella kellettaeKnight. Carapace complete unless valve is noted.Hollinella ovataCORYELL, 1928, p. 380, PI. 51, fig.…”

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Pennsylvanian hollinacean and kirkbyacean ostracodes from the Appalachian Basin

1990

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Hollinacean and kirkbyacean ostracodes are rare to abundant components of the ostracode faunas in the Pennsylvanian marine units of the Appalachian Basin. The diversity of these two groups appears lower in the Appalachian Basin than as reported from the Eastern Interior Basin. Thirty-six taxa, nine hollinelliid and 27 kirkbyiid, are identified. Three new species, Amphissites (Amphikegelites) sohni, Kegelites cooperi, and Kirkbya causa, are proposed.Kirkbyaceans from the Morrowan–Atokan portion of the section compare favorably with those described from the Eastern Interior Basin. The Shleesha rothi Zone of the Eastern Interior Basin can be recognized in the Appalachian Basin, comprising Morrowan and Atokan units. Desmoinesian units in the Appalachian Basin contain many taxa extending up from the Atokan, but several new forms appear. Of the latter, Kegelites cooperi is the most diagnostic species and is the name bearer for the Kegelites cooperi Zone. Missourian–Virgilian faunas are significantly different from those in the Desmoinesian, but are not separable from each other. These units are grouped together into the Kegelites dattonensis Zone.

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Pennsylvanian Ostracoda. A Study of the Ostracoda Fauna of the East Mountain Shale, Mineral Wells Formation, Mineral Wells, Texas

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Ostracodes from the Maxville Limestone (Mississippian, Chesterian) from Ohio

Ostracodes from the Maxville Limestone (Mississippian, Chesterian) from Ohio

Pennsylvanian bairdiidae (Ostracoda) from the Appalachian basin

Pennsylvanian hollinacean and kirkbyacean ostracodes from the Appalachian Basin

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