334 Neogene paleontology in the northern Dominican Republic 10 Bugs

334 Neogene paleontology in the northern Dominican Republic 10 BugsNeogene paleontology in the northern Dominican Republic: 10. The Family Cancellariidae (Mollusca: Gastropoda) BAP #334 Twenty species of Cancellariidae belonging to seven genera are described and figured. Their mode of occurrence and their stratigraphic ranges are discussed. Trigonostoma insulare is the only species described from the Dominican Republic which is not represented in the extensive collections studied and may not occur in the Neogene of

Issue: BAP 318

The two sections show increasing depth of deposition with decreasing age

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and 28 new species are described

situated stratigraphically above the Late Ordovician “epicontinental” assemblage and geographically lateral to the “continental margin” assemblage

is presented

Xenorum new genus

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) robustispina

based on analysis of 321 samples (containing more than 540

The Hermitage Formation of East-Central Tennessee is stratigraphically situated between the Carters Limestone below and the Cannon Limestone above

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