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Triticites plummeri Dunbar & Condra, 1927
Description Dunbar, C. O.; Condra, G. E. (1927). The fusulinidae of the Pennsylvanian system in Nebraska. Bulletin of the Nebraska Geological Survey, ser. 2(2): 1-135.page(s): p. 86, pl. 6, figs. 1-6.
1. Juvenile specimen showing complete antheca. South Bend shale member of the Graham formation, 3 miles west of Graham, Texas. Cotype. x10. 2. Another cotype of intermediate size showing rather strongly fluted septa. Same locality as the last. x10. 3. Complete mature shell rather acutely pointed at the poles. Many specimens are more bluntly rounded at maturity and have the form of Figure 1. Same locality as the last. Cotype. x10. 4. Axial section showing the numerous volutions, strong septal fluting, and minute proloculum. Same locality as the last. Cotype. x10. 5. Axial section of a specimen from the Jackboro limestone, 3½ miles southeast of Jackboro, Texas. Cotype. x10. 6. Sagittal section. Same locality as the last. Cotype. PNG file - 335.95 kB - 857 x 774 pixels added on 2025-02-1794 viewsWoRMS taxa Triticites plummeri Dunbar & Condra, 1927 †checked Le Coze, François 2025-02-17
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