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PiSpectavia esilic Template

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Species.Pictavia elegans

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XWiki.AdmPinotrGryz

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<i>Pictavia silicea</i> (Quenstedt, 1858)

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1		-Specimen BGR X 12928 from the Late Oxfordian of Kłęby (Western Pomerania) in Apertural and Apical view.\\

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Autekologia

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Diagnoza

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1		-The shell is broadly oval. The whorl grows faster in width than in height. The last whorl is very broad and it makes the whole shell outline slightly concave. The whorls of the spire are convex and the last whorl is inflated. There is a narrow ramp in the adapicalmost part of the whorls, with some angulation in the early whorls and a gradual change into the lateral flank in the last whorl. The shell is smooth apart from almost orthocline growth lines. The base is strongly convex, with a very small umbilical chink. The aperture is broadly oval.\\

Literatura

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1		-Gründel, J & Kaim, A. 2006. Shallow-water gastropods from Late Oxfordian sands in Kłęby (Pomerania, Poland). //Acta Geologica Polonica// 56, 121‒157.
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3		-Quenstedt, F.A. 1858. //Der Jura//. 842 pp. Laupp & Siebeck, Tübingen.
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Materiały muzealne

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1		-Material from Germany and one complete and three damaged shells from Poland (BGR and Buchholz collections).

Holotyp

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1		-Quenstedt,1858: p. 771, pl. 94, fig. 27.

Locus typicus

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1		-Germany

Stratum typicum

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1		-Late Jurassic

Porównanie

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1		-Species of //Amauropsis// differ in having strongly prosocline growth lines, those of //Ampullina// differ in having an extremely expanded last whorl with a very short, mammillated spire, //Oonia// has no ramp, the growth lines are distinctly parasigmoidal and the inner lip forms a nearly straight line.\\

Występowanie geograficzne

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1		-Germany in Poland only in Kłęby (Western Pomerania);

Zasięg czasowy

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1		-Late Jurassic; in Poland late Oxfordian

Autor opisu gatunku

(Quenstedt, 1858)

Autor wpisu Ikonoteki

Gryz, P.

Rok wpisu Ikonoteki

2020

Synonimy

Natica silicea Quenstedt, 1858; Amauropsis silicea (Quenstedt, 1858); Ampullina lorierei D’Orbigny, 1919; Natica lorierei D’Orbigny, 1852; Ampullina silicea (Quenstedt, 1858).