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Catalog - Globotruncana convexa Catalog - Globotruncana convexa

CATALOG OF ORIGINAL DESCRIPTIONS: Globotruncana convexa Sandidge 1932

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Globotruncana convexa

Citation: Globotruncana convexa Sandidge 1932
Taxonomic rank: species
Type specimens: Types in the authors collection. Topotypes to be deposited in Alabama Museum of Natural History and at Princetown University
Type sample (& lithostrat): Ripley Formation
Type locality: Red Bluff, on the Alabama River, Western Alabama

Current identification/main database link: Globotruncana arca (Cushman, 1926)


Original Description

Test trochoid, umbilicate, highly convex dorsally, convexity less pronounced on ventral side, periphery lobate, keeled, sides only slightly truncate, a poorly developed secondary keel at the ventral margin; chambers in very early stages globigerine, closely coiled, increasing in size as added, later ones petalloid and smooth on dorsal side, outer margin carinate, acutely lobate on ventral side, forming a sharp ridge around the umbilicus; sutures slightly limbate dorsally, limbation formed by carinate margins of chambers, impressed ventrally; wall finely papillose; aperture opening into the umbilical area; umbilical cavity large.

Size:
Diameter of the holotype, 0.32 mm

Extra details from original publication
This species resembles very old specimens of Globotruncana arca but it may be distinguished from them by its more pronounced dorsal convexity, and the distinctly petalloid appearance of the later chambers. The last few chambers frequently bear a slight transverse depression near the middle.

References:

Sandidge, J. R. (1932b). Foraminifera from the Ripley Formation of Western Alabama. Journal of Paleontology. 6(3): 265-287. gs


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