(Tables 1-15) Morphometric characteristics of the genus Hinia (Nassariidae, Gastropoda) in the Tertiary of northwest Germany
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| author | Mostafavi, Nasser |
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| contents | The genus Hinia is divided in 4 subgenera; other subgenera are not represented in the area studied. It was possible to find criteria for a better discrimination of the highly variable species H. (Hinia) schlotheimi and H. (Hinia) turbinella. The species "fuchsi" has been placed in the synonymy of H. (Hinia) turbinella. The species H. (Hinia) schlotheimi (BEYRICH) and H. (Telasco) schroederi (KAUTSKY) have been united under the name H. (Hinia) schlotheimi. The easily distinguishable species H. (Tritonella) tenuistriata and H. (Hinia) sulcata belong to two different genera. H. (Tritonella) cimbrica andersoni of the Viol- and Katzheide-Beds (Reinbek-stage) is separable from the population found in the Hemmoor-stage, it turned out to be a valuable guide subspecies for the Reinbek-stage. The species H. (Tritonella) serraticosta, H. (Tritonella) catulli, H. (Hinia) holsatica, and H. (Telasco) syltensis are all similar in respect to shape and ornamentation. Criteria have been found for a better discrimination of these species. The species contabulata, effusa and seminodifera described by SPEYER (1864), turned out to be contogenetic stages of H. (Tritonella) pygmaea. H. (Tritonella) cavata, previously described from the Tertiary of the North sea area, was proven to be absent from the area investigated. The forms described under that name, belong to H. (Tritonella) woodwardi. |
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| spellingShingle | (Tables 1-15) Morphometric characteristics of the genus Hinia (Nassariidae, Gastropoda) in the Tertiary of northwest Germany Mostafavi, Nasser Area/locality; Behrendorf; Elevation of event; Event label; Germany; Großenwiehe; HAND; Hemmoor; Island of Sylt, Germany; Katzheide; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Mittelholstein; Odderade; ORDINAL NUMBER; Oxlund; Pinneberg; PROFILE; Profile sampling; Sample amount; Sampling by hand; Schenefeld; Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; Shell, angle from apex; Shell, angle from apex, standard deviation; Shell, angle of protoconch; Shell, angle of protoconch, standard deviation; Shell, number of ribs; Shell, number of ribs, standard deviation; Shell, number of whorls; Shell, number of whorls, standard deviation; Species; Sylt_Morsum; Twistringen; Vaale; Vioel The genus Hinia is divided in 4 subgenera; other subgenera are not represented in the area studied. It was possible to find criteria for a better discrimination of the highly variable species H. (Hinia) schlotheimi and H. (Hinia) turbinella. The species "fuchsi" has been placed in the synonymy of H. (Hinia) turbinella. The species H. (Hinia) schlotheimi (BEYRICH) and H. (Telasco) schroederi (KAUTSKY) have been united under the name H. (Hinia) schlotheimi. The easily distinguishable species H. (Tritonella) tenuistriata and H. (Hinia) sulcata belong to two different genera. H. (Tritonella) cimbrica andersoni of the Viol- and Katzheide-Beds (Reinbek-stage) is separable from the population found in the Hemmoor-stage, it turned out to be a valuable guide subspecies for the Reinbek-stage. The species H. (Tritonella) serraticosta, H. (Tritonella) catulli, H. (Hinia) holsatica, and H. (Telasco) syltensis are all similar in respect to shape and ornamentation. Criteria have been found for a better discrimination of these species. The species contabulata, effusa and seminodifera described by SPEYER (1864), turned out to be contogenetic stages of H. (Tritonella) pygmaea. H. (Tritonella) cavata, previously described from the Tertiary of the North sea area, was proven to be absent from the area investigated. The forms described under that name, belong to H. (Tritonella) woodwardi. |
| title | (Tables 1-15) Morphometric characteristics of the genus Hinia (Nassariidae, Gastropoda) in the Tertiary of northwest Germany |
| topic | Area/locality; Behrendorf; Elevation of event; Event label; Germany; Großenwiehe; HAND; Hemmoor; Island of Sylt, Germany; Katzheide; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Mittelholstein; Odderade; ORDINAL NUMBER; Oxlund; Pinneberg; PROFILE; Profile sampling; Sample amount; Sampling by hand; Schenefeld; Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; Shell, angle from apex; Shell, angle from apex, standard deviation; Shell, angle of protoconch; Shell, angle of protoconch, standard deviation; Shell, number of ribs; Shell, number of ribs, standard deviation; Shell, number of whorls; Shell, number of whorls, standard deviation; Species; Sylt_Morsum; Twistringen; Vaale; Vioel |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.783832 |