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MILIOLIDAE - Acta Palaeontologica Polonica

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70 EWA l.UCZKOWSKA<br />

shape of the test and less regular, bifurcate or sinuate ribs. Some specimens<br />

show a distinctive oblique position of ribs (PI. XVII, Fig. 6), while<br />

in C. karreri ovata the ribs are regular and parallel to the coiling axis.<br />

Distribution. - Poland: Lower Sarmatian (Dwikozy, Grzyb6w, Miechocin,<br />

Mokrzysz6w, Rytwiany). Romania: Lower Sarmatian, Moldavia.<br />

USSR: Lower Sarmatian, West Georgia, Transcarpathians.<br />

Genus Articulina d'Orbigny, 1826<br />

Articulina multibullata n. sp.<br />

(PI. XVI, Figs lOa, b, 11-14)<br />

Holotypus: PI. XVI, Fig. 10.<br />

Paratypi: PI. XVI, Figs 11-14.<br />

Locus typicus: Zrecze 3, bore-hole, depth 64.8-64.9 m.<br />

Stratum typicum: Lower Sarmatian, Syndesmya clays.<br />

Derivatio nominis: (Lat.) multum - many, bulla - bulb, from test composed<br />

of many bulbous chambers.<br />

Diagnosis: The chambers of uniserial stage are strongly inflated, overhanging<br />

in the lower part and irregularly corrugated.<br />

Material. - Over 100 specimes (ColI. No. F-118).<br />

Dimensions: Holotype - L 0.85 mm; Paratypes - initial part length<br />

0.20-0.25 mm; uniserial part length 1.0-1.5 mm.<br />

Description. - Initial part coiled irregularly around proloculus in<br />

a planispiral, triloculine or quinqueloculine manner being sporadically<br />

somewhat evolute; uniserial part composed of about 6 chambers gradually<br />

increasing in size, bulbose in the lower part and ending in a tubular ne.ck<br />

at the top; the inflated part of chambers is irregularly corrugated, showing<br />

overhanging protuberances which give the chambers an umbrella-like<br />

appearance; aperture circular, surrounded with thickened rim, without<br />

tooth.<br />

Variability and ontogeny. The shape of the initial part is variable, from<br />

quinqueloculine to an irregular or confused arrangement of chambers;<br />

the first chamber of the uniserial part adheres to the initial part in<br />

a various way, embracing it partly (PI. XVI, Figs 12-14). The uniserial<br />

part is sporadically arcuate (PI. XVI, Fig. 10).<br />

Remarks. - This species somewhat resembles Articulina sarmatica<br />

(Karrer), from which it however differs in the more inflated, crenulated<br />

and overhanging lower part of the chambers of the uniserial part.<br />

Distribution. - Poland: Lower Sarmatian (Grzyb6w, Rytwiany, Zrecze).<br />

+ Articulina nodosaroides (Karrer, 1867)<br />

(PI. XVI, Figs 15, 16a, b)<br />

1867. TrUoculina nodosaroides Karrer; F. Karrer, p. 360, PI. 2, Fig. 9a-c.<br />

Material. - 15 incomplete specimens (CoIl. No. F-119).<br />

Dimensions: Initial part L 0.2; uniserial part L 1-3.

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