the echinoid fauna from japan and adjacent regions part i
the echinoid fauna from japan and adjacent regions part i
the echinoid fauna from japan and adjacent regions part i
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The Echinoid Fauna <strong>from</strong> Japan <strong>and</strong> Adjacent Regions<br />
Peronella (Peronellites) ovalis HAYASAKA & MORISHITA? Formosa, Miocene<br />
Astrodapsis nipponicus NISIYAMA Mutsu, Mio-Pliocene<br />
Heteraster nexillis NISIYA:VIA Shikoku, Cretaceous<br />
Washitaster? macroholcus NISIY AMA Kii, Cretaceous<br />
Goniopigus atavus NISIYAMA Miyako, Cretaceous<br />
Pseudocidaris simulans NISIY A:VIA Miyako, Cretaceous<br />
Caenholectypus peridoneus (NISIY AMA) Miyako, Cretaceous<br />
Holaster clypeatulus NISIYAMA Miyako, Cretaceous<br />
26. DURHAM (1952-b) re-examined <strong>and</strong> redescribed a species formerly assigned to<br />
Astrodapsis <strong>from</strong> Japan.<br />
Nipponaster nipponicus (NISIY AMA) Mutsu, Mio-Pliocene<br />
27. HAYASAKA <strong>and</strong> SHIBATA (1952) described a species of Echinarachnius <strong>from</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> Miocene deposits of Hokkaido.<br />
Echinarachnius rumoensis HAYASAKA & SHIBATA, n. sp. Teshio, Hokkaido, Miocene<br />
28. MORISHITA (1952) described a new subspecies of Astriclypeus manni VERRILL<br />
<strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> Miocene deposits of Central Japan.<br />
Astriclypeus manni minoensis MORISHITA, subsp. nov. Gifu, Miocene<br />
29. HAY ASAKA (1953) reported an occurrence of an interesting Echinoid <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
Pliocene of Formosa.<br />
Faorina chinensis GRAY? Formosa, Pliocene<br />
30. MORISHlT A (1953) reported <strong>the</strong> occurrence of <strong>the</strong> Palaeopneustid Echinoids in<br />
Japan.<br />
Palaeopneustes cf. cristatus A. AGASSIZ<br />
Archaeopneustes cf. hystrix (A. AGASSIZ)<br />
Niigata, Pliocene<br />
Shizuoka <strong>and</strong> Miyazaki, Pliocene<br />
31. MORISHITA (1953-a) reported <strong>the</strong> following fossil Echinoids <strong>from</strong> Nagano<br />
Prefecture, Central Japan.<br />
Sismondia naganoensis, sp. nov. Nagano, Miocene<br />
Echinarachnius microthyroides NISIYAMA Nagano, Pliocene<br />
Echinarachnius naganoensis, sp. nov. Nagano, Pliocene<br />
Linthia nipponica YOSHIWARA Nagano, Pliocene<br />
Schizaster kinasaensis, sp. nov. Nagano, Pliocene<br />
Schizaster sp. indet. Nagano, Miocene<br />
32. MORISHlT A (1953-b) reported four fossil Echinoids <strong>from</strong> Gifu Prefecture,<br />
Central Japan.<br />
Echinocyamus crispus MAZZETTI Gifu, Miocene<br />
Astriclypeus manni VERRILL Gifu, Miocene<br />
Astriclypeus manni minoensis MORISHITA Gifu, Miocene<br />
Schizaster sp. indet. Gifu, Miocene<br />
33. MORISHITA (1954) reported a fossil Brissus <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> Pleistocene of Ryukyu<br />
Isl<strong>and</strong>s.<br />
Brissus latecarinatus LESKE Ishigaki-jima, Pleistocene<br />
34. MORISHITA (1954-a) reported <strong>the</strong> Tertiary Echinoids <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> Environs of<br />
<strong>the</strong> Ise-Bay, Central Japan.<br />
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