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- Ockelmann, WK. 1958 The Mollusc [word crossed out]
The zoology of East Greenland.
Marine Lamellibranchiata.
Meddeleker om Gronland Bd 122, m4
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Torell, O. Bidrag til Spitzbergens
Molluskfauna/ jemte en allman
ofeursizt/ of/ Arkliska Regioness/
Naturforhodtlanden och forntida
Utbredning I. Stockholm 1859
(examined in Mollusc dept [department] B.M. [British Museum]
There are 2 figs [figures] of Yoldia on Tab [table] 2.
fig [figure] 5 is Yoldia amygdalea [underlined], fig [figure] 6
is identical with the 3 Spitzbergen specimens
in the B.M. [British Museum] described above.
On pp [page] 149 - 152 is the description of
Yoldia hyperborea Loven - citing a
manuscript by that author + is [word crossed out] fig [figure] 6 is
given as the fig [figure] of hyperborea [underlined] while
fig [figure] 5 is id [identified] as limatula [underlined].
Pleurotoma vancouverensis Smith
Vancouver Isl. [Island] Type Specimen CoType 3
Anim [Animal] + Mag. 1880
BM [British Museum] # 80.6.23.9-10.
True specimens
11.2 x 4.1 Aperture 5mm [millimeters] long
Spine 7.3mm [millimeters] long
Nucleus of 3 whorls smooth, +5 whorls.
Nucleus terminates in an open spiral
[Drawing of specimen, showing terminating open spiral]
groove
enlarged tip of nucleus
The groove shows on both specimens
+ recurs around all the nuclear whorls
about 1/5 below uper [upper] suture
This looks very like Ophiodermella
fancherae [underlined]
Outer lip
[Drawing of specimen, showing number of spiral ribs]
12 spirules in all.
Surface cancellate 21 vertical ribs
on penultimate whorl (4th) of smaller
spec., each is sinuate. Fine spiral ribs,
4th most pronounced, then 5th, 3, 2, 1
On aperture surface, vertical ribs
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