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MILIOLIDAE - Acta Palaeontologica Polonica

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92 EWA LUCZKOWSKA<br />

chambers semicircular, slightly inflated, narrowing somewhat near the<br />

aperture, two middle chambers small, flat, poorly visible in the center<br />

of the test; two or three chambers visible in the last whorl; sutures flat,<br />

indistinct, with light strips along the edges of the previous chambers;<br />

surface smooth, polished; aperture narrowly oval, trematophore, with<br />

about 10 fairly large pores.<br />

Variability. The shape of the test is variable owing to the more or<br />

less involute placement of the last chamber.<br />

Remarks. - This species differs from Hauerina fragilissima (Brady),<br />

Recent, in the smaller dimensions of the test, its more oval shape and the<br />

more inflated and broader chambers.<br />

Distribution. - Poland: Upper Tortonian (Gliwice Stare, Ligota Zabrska).<br />

USSR: Upper Tortonian, the Volhyn-Podolian Platform.<br />

Hauerina podolica Serova, 1955<br />

(PI. XVIII, Figs 3a-c, 4a-c)<br />

1955. Hauerina podolica Serova; M. J. Serova, p. 327, PI. 12, Figs 7-14.<br />

Material. - 25 specimens (ColI. No. F-145).<br />

Dimensions: L ~ 0.50; B ~ 0.40; T ~ 0.25.<br />

Description. - Test circular oval, lenticular in cross-section, periphery<br />

subacute; two outer chambers very broad, with nearly flat sides and<br />

somewhat enlarging near the aperture; 1-2 middle chambers very small,<br />

flat, poorly visible; sutures indistinct; surface smooth, dull; aperture<br />

triangular, large, trematophore, with 6-10 pores.<br />

Variability. The test shape is variable as there is a tendency to the<br />

slightly evolute arrangement of the last chamber.<br />

Remarks. - Morphologically this species stands close to Podolia compacta<br />

(Serova, 1953), but differs in having broader chambers, a lower<br />

test and a trematophore, not lyre-shaped, aperture. From Hauerina subbotinae<br />

Bogdanowich & Budanova, 1952, it differs in its more flattened<br />

sides, subacute periphery, and aperture with a small number of pores.<br />

Distribution. - Poland: Upper Tortonian (Gliwice Stare, Ligota Zabrska,<br />

Niskowa, W~glinek). USSR: Upper Tortonian, the Volhyn-Podolian<br />

Platform.<br />

Hauerina tumida Serova, 1952<br />

(PI. XVIII, Fig. Ga, b)<br />

1952. Hauerina tumida Serova; in A. K. Bogdanowich, p. 178, PI. 27, Fig. 7a-c.<br />

1955. Hauerina tumida Serova; M. J. Serova, p. 331, PI. 14, Figs 7, 8.<br />

Material. - 15 specimens (ColI. No. F-146)<br />

Dimensions. L ~ 0.4; B ~ 0.4; T ~ 0.3.

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