Paleontological Type Specimens
Paleontological Type Specimens
Paleontological Type Specimens
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36 JURASSIC INVERTEBRATE TYPES<br />
Lytoceras amplum kocsisi GÉCZY, 1967<br />
paratypes, M.66.562, M.66.597<br />
Aalenian, Tölgyhát Limestone Formation<br />
Bakonycsernye<br />
Géc67, p. 74 (text-fig. 77, pl. 20, fig. 7, pl. 21,<br />
figs. 1, 3, pl. 64, fig. 28)<br />
Lytoceras haasi GÉCZY, 1967<br />
holotype<br />
Pliensbachian, Tűzkövesárok Limestone<br />
Formation<br />
Bakonycsernye<br />
Géc67, p. 59, text-fig. 57, pl. 16, fig. 3<br />
<strong>Type</strong> in GIH collection as J.2429 but quoted in<br />
original publication as in HNHM<br />
Lytoceras vaceki GÉCZY, 1967<br />
paratypes, M.66.527, M.66.528, M.66.529,<br />
M.66.534, M.66.536, M.66.547, M.66.552,<br />
M.66.559, M.66.560, M.66.564, M.66.566<br />
Aalenian, Tölgyhát Limestone Formation<br />
Bakonycsernye<br />
Géc67, p. 68 (text-fig. 71, pl. 22, fig. 3, pl. 23,<br />
figs. 2, 4, pl. 64, figs. 22, 23)<br />
Perisphinctes lóczyi PAPP, 1907<br />
syntypes, M.63.3301<br />
Bajocian, “lower dark shale”<br />
Gunib, Daghestan, Russia<br />
Pap07, p. 165, pl. 7, figs. 1, 2, 2a, 2b<br />
Phylloceras? baconicum maubeugei GÉCZY, 1967<br />
paratypes, M.66.346, M.66.361, M.66.438,<br />
M.66.476, M.66.522, M.66.619, M.66.620,<br />
M.66.621, M.66.622, M.66.623, M.66.624,<br />
M.66.625, M.66.626, M.66.627, M.66.630,<br />
M.66.632, M.66.633, M.66.634, M.66.636,<br />
M.66.637, M.66.640, M.66.642, M.66.643,<br />
M.66.644, M.66.645, M.66.646, M.66.648,<br />
M.66.650, M.66.652, M.66.653, M.66.654,<br />
M.66.656, M.66.657, M.66.658, M.68.248,<br />
M.68.249, M.83.206, M.83.215, M.83.245,<br />
M.83.248<br />
Aalenian, Tölgyhát Limestone Formation<br />
Bakonycsernye<br />
Géc67, p. 19 (text-fig. 14, pl. 4, figs. 2–4,<br />
pl. 43, figs. 12–14)<br />
Rhacophyllites ssemenowi PAPP, 1907<br />
holotype, M.63.3634<br />
Early Jurassic<br />
Terek River, Russia<br />
Pap07, p. 162, pl. 6, figs. 3, 3a, 3b<br />
Stephanoceras liechtensteinii PAPP, 1907<br />
holotype, M.63.3610<br />
Bajocian, “dark ferruginous limestone boulder”<br />
Fiagdon Creek, west of Vladikavkaz, Russia<br />
Pap07, p. 163, pl. 6, fig. 4<br />
3.6. Jurassic Brachiopoda<br />
Dichotomosella galaczi VÖRÖS, 1995<br />
holotype, M.94.92<br />
Bathonian, Óbánya Limestone Formation<br />
Hidasi-völgy, Zobákpuszta, Hosszúhetény<br />
VöA95, p. 188, pl. 1, figs. 4a–c<br />
Dichotomosella galaczi VÖRÖS, 1995<br />
paratype, M.94.93<br />
Bathonian, Óbánya Limestone Formation<br />
Márévári-völgy, Magyaregregy<br />
VöA95, p. 188, text-fig. 3<br />
Karadagithyris eduardi VÖRÖS, 1995<br />
holotype, M.94.109<br />
Bathonian, Óbánya Limestone Formation<br />
Hidasi-völgy, Zobákpuszta, Hosszúhetény<br />
VöA95, p. 199, pl. 1, figs. 10a–c<br />
Karadagithyris eduardi VÖRÖS, 1995<br />
paratype, M.94.110<br />
Bathonian, Óbánya Limestone Formation<br />
Sövér-árok, Magyaregregy<br />
VöA95, p. 199, text-fig. 9<br />
Lokutella kondai VÖRÖS, 1983<br />
holotype, M.82.1<br />
Pliensbachian, Hierlatz Limestone<br />
Kőris-hegy, Bakonyszücs<br />
VöA83, p. 8, text-figs. 3a–c<br />
Rhynchonella guerrizila COQUAND, 1880<br />
syntypes, M.60.1671<br />
Pliensbachian<br />
Djebel-Ouarsenis, Algeria<br />
Coq80, p. 198<br />
Rhynchonella mazana COQUAND, 1880<br />
syntypes, M.60.1654<br />
Pliensbachian<br />
Djebel-Ouarsenis, Algeria<br />
Coq80, p. 199