O’Dogherty et al.—Jurassic radiolarians from the Eastern Alps Occurrence.—Upper Bajocian to upper Maastrichtian.
Gongylothorax favosus Dumitrica, 1970 Figure 9.39−9.42
1970 Gongylothorax favosus Dumitrica, p. 56, pl. 1,figs. 1a–c, 2.
1995b Gongylothorax favosus; Baumgartner et al., p. 230, pl. 6131, figs. 1–7.
2003 Gongylothorax favosus; Suzuki and Gawlick, p. 205, fig. 6.96. [See for complete synonymy]
2009 Gongylothorax favosus favosus; Suzuki and Gawlick, p. 180, fig. 5.31A–C, 32A–B; fig. 6.21A–B. [See for complete synonymy]
Gongylothorax marmoris Kiessling in Kiessling and Zeiss, 1992 Figure 11.1−11.3
1992 Gongylothorax (?) marmoris Kiessling in Kiessling and Zeiss, p. 190, pl. 2, figs. 8−10.
2003 Gongylothorax cf. marmoris; Suzuki and Gawlick, fig. 5.47.
Remarks.—Originally this species was questionally attributed to Gongylothorax because the internal structure of the cephalis was not observed, but otherwise all characteristics match with the diagnosis of the genus.
Gongylothorax sp. A Figure 9.38
Remarks.—The ridges around the hexagonal areas are more elevated in relief than the pores commonly observed in Gongy- lothorax (see Gongylothorax sp. aff.G. favosus in Baumgartner et al., 1995b, p. 232 = Gongylothorax favosus oviformis Suzuki and Gawlick 2009, p. 180, fig. 5.33A–34C; fig. 6.22A–26B).
Genus Kilinora Hull, 1997 Type species.—Stylocapsa? spiralis Matsuoka, 1982. Occurrence.—Lower Bathonian to middle Callovian.
Kilinora? oblongula (Kocher in Baumgartner et al., 1980) Figure 9.9
1980 2006
Stylocapsa oblongula Kocher in Baumgartner et al., p. 62, pl. 6, fig. 1.
Kilinora (?) oblongula;O’Dogherty et al., p. 443, pl. 8, figs. 25–29. [See for complete synonymy]
2007b Stylocapsa oblongula; Gawlick et al., fig. 17.25. 2013
Kilinora (?) oblongula; Chiari et al., fig. 13c.
Remarks.—AccordingtoO’Dogherty et al., 2006, the genus is queried because this species does not exhibit a linear arrangement of pores, and clearly lacks costae. It maybelongtoanewgenus.
Kilinora?sp. aff.K. oblongula (Kocher inBaumgartner et al., 1980) Figure 10.25−10.26
Remarks.—This form strongly resembles Kilinora (?) oblon- gula as illustrated byO’Dogherty et al., 2006 on pl. 8, figures 25 −26, but possesses a somewhat pointed basal appendage.
‘Multicyrtids’ Family Diacanthocapsidae O’Dogherty, 1994
Genus Theocapsomella O’Dogherty, Goričan, and Dumitrica in O’Dogherty et al., 2006.
Type species.—Theocapsomma cordis Kocher, 1981.
Remarks.—This genus was misspelled as Theocapsommella in all descriptions of the species originally included under this genus (O’Dogherty et al., 2006). According to ICZN Art. 24.2.3, the selection of the correct original spelling should be Theocapsomella. This was the original name followed by the expression n. gen. (O’Dogherty et al., 2006, p. 454) and was also fixed as the correct original spelling by the first reviser (O’Dogherty et al., 2009).
Figure 6. Scale bars (a, b) measure 50 µm; each radiolarian scanning micrograph is designated by sample and specimen number, followed by the corresponding scale. (1−6) Eoxitus hungaricus Kozur, sample BMW-28 (1, 073/a; 2, 072/a; 6, 043/a); sample EW-158 (3, 005/a; 5, 017/a); sample BMW-31 (4, 008/a). (7−11) Eoxitus baloghi Kozur, sample BMW-28 (7, 045/a; 8, 070/a; 11, 061/a); sample BMW-26 (9, 011/a); sample BMW-13b (10, 017/a). (12−14) Mizukidella kamoensis (Mizutani and Kido), sample BMW-28 (12, 064/a); sample EW-158 (13, 009/a; 14, 015/a). (15−16) Eoxitus dhimenaensis (Baumgartner), sample BMW-32 (15, 077/a); sample BMW-13c (16, 052/a). (17) Eoxitus? sp. A, sample BMW-31 (17, 011/a). (18−21) Takemuraella schardti (O’Dogherty, Goričan, and Dumitrica in O’Dogherty et al.) sample BMW-35 (18, 006/a); sample BMW-26 (19, 008/a; 20, 016/a; 21, 055/a). (22−24) Takemuraella spinifera (Takemura), sample BMW-28 (22, 060/a); sample BMW-31 (23, 018/a); sample EW-158 (24, 060/a). (25) Caneta hsui (Pessagno), sample BMW-35 (25, 015/a). (26−27) Mizukidella mokaensis n. sp., sample BMW-33 (26, 004/b, paratype); sample BMW-35 (27, 001/a, holotype). (28) Eoxitus? sp. B, sample BMW-31 (28, 028/b). (29−30) Cinguloturris carpatica Dumitrica in Dumitrica and Mello, sample BMW-13c (29, 026/a; 30, 018/a). (31−32) Cinguloturris getsensis O’Dogherty, Goričan, and Dumitrica in O’Dogherty et al., sample BMW-26 (31, 025/a); sample BMW-30 (32, 001/b). (33) Canoptum krahsteinense (Suzuki and Gawlick in Gawlick et al.), sample BMW-13b (33, 19/b). (34) Cinguloturris latiannulata (Grill and Kozur), sample BMW-26 (34, 010/b). (35−38) Xitomitra tairai (Aita), sample BMW-13c (35, 055/a; 37, 043/a; 38, 070/a); sample BMW-33 (36, 001/a). (39) Parvimitrella wallacheri (Grill and Kozur), sample BMW-13c (39, 036/b). (40−43) Campanomitra? sp. A, sample BMW-13c (40, 021/a; 41, 054/a; 42, 010/a; 43, 030/a). (44) Campanomitra sp. aff. C. buekkensis (Grill and Kozur), sample BMW-35 (44, 012/a). (45−48) Pseudodictyomitrella limana (Cortese), sample BMW-13b (45, 032/b); sample BMW-28 (46, 014/b); sample BMW-26 (47, 048/b; 48, 039/b). (49−50) Takemuraella japonica (Takemura), sample BMW-13b (49, 013/b); sample BMW-13c (50, 034/a). (51−54) Xitomitra annibill (Kocher), sample BMW-13c (51, 088/a; 52, 028/a; 53, 044/a; 54, 042/a). (55) Xitomitra? sp. A, sample BMW-35 (55, 020/a). (56−61) Campanomitra? spp., sample BMW-26 (56, 054/b); sample EW-158 (57, 026/b); sample BMW-35 (58, 026/a); sample BMW-13c (59, 045/a; 60, 092/b); sample BMW-13b (61, 050/b). (62−64) Campanomitra sp. aff. C. tuscanica (Chiari, Cortese, and Marcucci in Chiari et al.), sample BMW-32 (62, 041/b); sample BMW-35 (63, 023/b); sample BMW-13b (64, 012/b). (65−69) Campanomitra tuscanica (Chiari, Cortese, and Marcucci in Chiari et al.), sample BMW-32 (65, 030/a); sample BMW-13c (66, 126/a; 67, 077/b); sample BMW-28 (68, 001/a); sample BMW-33 (69, 008/b). (70−73) Campanomitra sp. aff. C. ulivii (Chiari, Cortese, and Marcucci in Chiari et al.), sample BMW-34 (70, 014/b; 71, 012/b; 72, 034/b); sample BMW-32 (73, 102/b).
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