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CATALOG OF ORIGINAL DESCRIPTIONS: Artoperina Campbell 1951

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Artoperina

Citation: Artoperina Campbell 1951
taxonomic rank: genus
Type species: Lithornithium loxia Ehrenberg 1854 [Campbell,1951, p.529]
Described on page(s) : 529

Current identification:


Original Description

Podocampidae with basally fenestrated shell and three solid lateral wings or ribs. On the pointed end of the last joint is a vertical spine. The cephalis bears an apical horn.

Etymology:
No information given"

Editors' Notes
A new name proposed for Artopera Haeckel,1887a p. 1452 a Junior homonym of Artopera Haeckel 1881a p. 438.

Haeckel (1881, p.438) defined Artopera as ""Tetracyrtida clausa triradiata, costis, tribus lateralibus clathratis."" This characterization clearly states that the shell possesses latticed and not solid, lateral wings or ribs. Consequently, Haeckel's first usage of the name in 1887 (p.1450) as a subgenus of Cyrtopera Haeckel 1881 is correct, but the second usage (p.1452) for forms with solid and not latticed wings or ribs is not, and a new name is needed for the latter group of beautiful and familiar species. Haeckel (1887) described two additional species from the Challenger collections besides the type.

This genus differs from Stichopera Haeckel 1881 in lacking longitudinal combs and is distinguished from Cyrtopera Haeckel 1881 by the solid rather than latticed wings or ribs.

References:

Campbell, A. S. (1951). New genera and subgenera of Radiolaria. Journal of Paleontology. 25(4): 527-530. gs


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