Pattalophyllia grumi ( Catullo, 1852 )
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Pattalophyllia grumi ( Catullo, 1852)
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v1852 Caryophyllia grumi: Catullo , p. 11, pl. 1, fig. 2 (topotypes studied).
v1856 Caryophyllia grumi Catullo : Catullo, p. 45, pl. 6, fig. 2 (topotypes studied).
v1868 Cyathophyllia annulata: Reuss , pl. 1, fig. 10.
v1874 Trochocyathus peziza: Reuss , p. 19, pl. 54, fig. 5.
v1874 Stephanosmilia annulata (Reuss) : Reuss, p. 28, pl. 43, figs 3–5, pl. 46, figs 5–6.
1881 Pattalophyllia costata: d’Achiardi , p. 241.
1885 Circophyllia annulata (Reuss) : Felix, p. 394–397.
1885 Petrophyllia grumi (Catullo) : Felix, p. 398–400.
v1901 Pattalophyllia cyclolitoides Michelin sp.: Oppenheim, p. 60, pl. 2, figs 1–7b.
1925 Petrophylliella grumi Catullo sp. 1847: Felix, pars 28, p. 59.
1941 Circophyllia truncata (Brongniart) : Solè Sabaris, p. 150.
(v)1958 Vivesastraea villattae nov. sp.: Alloiteau & Tissier, p. 261, pl. 2, figs 3a–b’.
v1960 Cricocyathus tarraconensis nov. sp.: Alloiteau, p. 104, pl. 2, fig. 9.
v1973 Petrophylliella grumi (Catullo) : Barta-Calmus, p. 246, pl. 11, figs 1–2 (topotypes studied).
v1973 Cricocyathus annulatus (Reuss) : Barta-Calmus, p. 422–424, pl. 49, figs 22–23.
1974 Syzygophyllia (?) sp.: Frost & Langenheim, p. 289, pl. 111, fig. 1.
1979 Russo pars1979 Chevalieriphyllia costata (d’Achiardi) : Russo, p. 56-58, pl. 5, figs 2a-3b non fig. 5, pl. 6, figs 1a- 2.
1993 Cricocyathus grumi (Catullo) 1852 : Alvarez Perez, p. 180, pl. 11, figs 5–8 (older synonyms cited therein). (v)1996 Solitäre Hexakoralle: Tragelehn, p. 199, pl. 63, fig. 8.
(v)1996 Pattalophyllia costata d’Achiardi, 1881 : Schuster, p. 77, pl. 17, figs 2a–c.
2002 Cricocyathus tarraconensis Alloiteau 1958 : Löser et al., p. 173.
(v)2002 Cricocyathus annulatus ( Reuss, 1868) : Schuster, p. 27, pl. 9, figs 7, 8.
Text-Fig. 29 Pattalophyllia grumi ( Catullo, 1852) , as figured in Alloiteau & Tissier (1958, as holotype of Vivesastraea villattae Alloiteau & Tissier, 1958 ), Paleocene of France. A, cross view of corallum; B, longitudinal view; scale bar: 7 mm.
Dimensions. d (min)= 9–21 mm; d (max)=11.6– 45 mm; s=up to 192+s7; s/mm=5–7/2.; in a corallite of around 10 mm in diameter around 80 septa occur; there are about 120 septa in a corallite of around 20 mm.
Description. Solitary, turbinate, ceratoid, or patellate. Costosepta thick and compact in older cycles, distinctly thinner, subcompact to porous in younger cycles. Thirty to about 50 septa reach the axial region. Septal flanks strongly beaded. Anastomosis frequently present. Pali very elongate, irregularly in front of all septal cycles. Columella well-developed, spongy or net-like. Synapticulae present, more frequent in the vicinity of the wall. Endothecal dissepiments very abundant. Wall synapticulothecal to synapticulo-parathecal, septoparathecal in places. Epithecal wall can be present. Microstructure is of the agariciid type.
Type locality of species. Oligocene of Italy (Monte Grumi) .
Distribution. Campanian of northern Spain (Torallola), Paleocene of Austria, Paleocene-Eocene of France, Lower Eocene of Egypt, Eocene of Spain, Middle Eocene of Mexico (San Juan Formation), Upper Eocene of Germany (Bavaria), Eocene-Oligocene of Italy, Upper Oligocene of Iran (Abadeh).
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