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30 TRIASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES Triadomegalodon rátóti VÉGH-NEUBRANDT, 1974 holotype, 2004.17.1. Norian, Main Dolomite Formation quarry between Rátót and Eplény, Eplény V-N74, p. 22 (11), pl. 1, figs. 1a–b, pl. 2, fig. 1c 2.3. Triassic Gastropoda Hungariella kutassyi SZABÓ, 2007 holotype, 2007.2.1. Carnian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Fazekas-hegy, Budapest Szb07, p. 73, pl. 1, figs. 18–20 Referred to as lectotype in SZABÓ 2007 Hungariella stredae KUTASSY, 1933 lectotype, 2007.4.1. Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut33, p. 241 (pl. 1, figs. 10–14) Lectotype designated and figured in SZABÓ 2007: pl. 1, figs. 12–13 Hungariella stredae KUTASSY, 1933 paralectotype, M.97.34 Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut33, p. 241 Type figured in SZABÓ 2007: pl. 1, figs. 16–17 Hungariella stredae KUTASSY, 1933 paralectotypes, M.97.54 Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut33, p. 241 Hungariella stredae KUTASSY, 1933 paralectotype, 2007.6.1. Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut33, p. 241 Type figured in SZABÓ 2007: pl. 1, figs. 14–15 Hungariella stredae KUTASSY, 1933 paralectotype, 2007.7.1. Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut33, p. 241 Type figured in SZABÓ 2007: pl. 1, figs. 10–11 Neritopsis pappi KUTASSY, 1927 neotype, 2007.8.1. Norian, Dachstein Limestone Formation Remete-hegy, Máriaremete, Budapest Kut27, p. 153 (pl. 3, figs. 10a–d) Hungariella pappi, Kut33; Szb07 Neotype designated and figured in SZABÓ 2007: pl. 1, figs. 6–9 2.4. Triassic Cephalopoda Encoiloceras balatonicum VÖRÖS, 2001 holotype, M.99.105 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő I., Aszófő VöA01, p. 4, text-figs. 3a, 3c, pl. 1, fig. 2 Encoiloceras balatonicum VÖRÖS, 2001 paratype, M.99.106 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő I., Aszófő VöA01, p. 4, text-fig. 3b, pl. 1, figs. 3a–b Encoiloceras lajosi VÖRÖS, 2001 holotype, M.99.107 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő I., Aszófő VöA01, p. 5, text-fig. 4a, pl. 2, figs. 1a–b Encoiloceras lajosi VÖRÖS, 2001 paratype, M.99.108 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő I., Aszófő VöA01, p. 5, text-figs. 4b, 4d, pl. 1, fig. 4 Encoiloceras lajosi VÖRÖS, 2001 paratype, M.99.114 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő I., Aszófő VöA01, p. 5, text-fig. 4c, pl. 1, figs. 5a–b Encoiloceras lajosi VÖRÖS, 2001 paratype, M.99.115 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Farkó-kő II., Aszófő VöA01, p. 5, pl. 1, figs. 6a–c
2.5. Triassic Brachiopoda Spiriferina subfragilis LÓCZY, 1897 syntypes Middle Triassic, “yellow sandstone and shale” Chung-tien Plateau (3500 m a.s.l.), China Lóc97, p. 133, pl. 10, figs. 27–34 Translated description in German edition, LÓCZY 1899: p. 158. Types probably lost Thecocyrtella horogensis PÁLFY, 2003 holotype, M.92.492 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Horog-hegy, Köveskál Pál03, p. 148, pl. Br-1, figs. 23a–e Thecocyrtella horogensis PÁLFY, 2003 paratype, M.2002.866 Anisian, Felsőörs Limestone Formation Horog-hegy, Köveskál Pál03, p. 148, pl. Br-1, fig. 34 2.6. Triassic Ostracoda Triadogigantocypris balatonica MONOSTORI, 1991 holotype, M.90.1 Ladinian, Buchenstein Formation Öreg-hegy, P/IIa section, Vászoly Mon91, p. 94, text-fig. 2 3. Jurassic types 3.1. Jurassic Foraminiferida Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 holotype, M.93.51 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, figs. 1, 4 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.50 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, figs. 5, 6 BRACHIOPODA 31 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.52 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, fig. 9 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.53 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, fig. 2 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.54 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.55 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, fig. 3 Globuligerina geczyi GÖRÖG, 1994 paratype, M.93.56 Hettangian, Pisznice Limestone Formation Nagy-Pisznice, Lábatlan Gör94, p. 256, pl. 1, figs. 7, 8 3.2. Jurassic Anthozoa Isastræa hodnaensis COQUAND, 1880 holotype, M.63.3704 Kimmeridgian road between d’Aïn-Rich and Aïn-M’garnès, Hodna, Algeria Coq80, p. 354 Microsolena rotula pannonica KOLOSVÁRY, 1954 syntypes, M.57.3088, M.57.3089, M.57.3097 Tithonian, Pálihálás Limestone Formation Páskom-tető, Borzavár Kol54b, p. 239, pl. 40, figs. 1–12, pl. 41, figs. 1–4 Microsolena rotula pannonica KOLOSVÁRY, 1954 syntype, M.57.3094 Tithonian, Pálihálás Limestone Formation Páskom-tető, Borzavár Kol54b, p. 239, pl. 40, figs. 1–12, pl. 41, figs. 1–4 Type missing
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124 VERTEBRATE TYPES Cybium lóczyi
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126 VERTEBRATE TYPES Lepidopus hung
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128 VERTEBRATE TYPES Hungarosaurus
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130 VERTEBRATE TYPES Hungarosaurus
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132 VERTEBRATE TYPES Iharkutosuchus
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134 VERTEBRATE TYPES Testudo sütt
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136 VERTEBRATE TYPES Allocricetus
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138 VERTEBRATE TYPES Anomalospalax
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142 VERTEBRATE TYPES Dolomys miller
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146 VERTEBRATE TYPES Mammonteus hun
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148 VERTEBRATE TYPES Mastodon (Buno
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150 VERTEBRATE TYPES Mustela martel
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