Bosquet 1847 :373
Cypridina koninckiana ( Bosquet 1847 )
Jones 1849 :3
Jones & Kirkby 1874 :12
Van Veen 1936 :169
Cypridina konincki ( Bosquet 1847 )
Staring 1860 :362
Ubaghs 1879 :199
Monopia koninckiana ( Bosquet 1847 )
Howe & Laurencich 1958 :425
Coryell 1963 :583
Bosquet 1847 :368
Revision of Mesozoic Myodocopina (Ostracoda) and a new genus and species, Mesoleberis hollandica, from the Upper Cretaceous of Belgium and The Netherlands
Kornicker, Louis S.
Van, Barry W. M.
Bakel
Fraaije, René H. B.
Jagt, John W. M.
Zootaxa
2006
1246
15
54
Bosquet 1847
Bosquet
1847
[264,860,1598,1624]
Ostracoda
Cylindroleberididae
Triadogigantocypris
CoL
Animalia
Myodocopida
17
32
Arthropoda
species
koninckiana
Cyprella koninckiana Bosquet 1847:373, pl. 4: figs. 15a–c.—1854:125, pl. 9: figs. 12a–c. Cypridina koninckiana( Bosquet 1847).— Jones 1849:3, 36 (list).—1898:342, pl. 17: fig. 4.— Jones & Kirkby 1874:12.— Van Veen 1936:169, pl. 9: figs. 18–21. Cypridina konincki( Bosquet 1847). — Staring 1860:362.— Ubaghs 1879:199. Monopia koninckiana( Bosquet 1847). — Howe & Laurencich 1958:425.— Coryell 1963:583, 1034. Not Cypridina koninckiana Bosquet 1847:368, pl. 3: figs. 5a–f.
Holotype ?None selected. Syntypeslocality Upper Cretaceous: Maastricht area (southern Limburg, The Netherlands). Material No material examined herein.
Diagnosis Carapace dimensions: length 1.2 mm, height 0.7 mm. Carapace oval in lateral view with posterior margin projecting at midheight ( Fig. 3F–I). Carapace with rostrum; ventral margin of rostrum forms obtuse angle with anterior edge of valve ventral to rostrum. Central adductor muscle scar area large and contains 2 rows of oblique scars ( Fig. 3I). Surface of carapace with round pits. Comparisons The carapace of this species is more elongate than that of M. hollandicaand has a pointed posterior process at midheight that is absent on the latter.
Remarks Coryell (1963:1034) incorrectly referred specimens identified as Cypridella koninckiana Jones 1870(Carboniferous)by Koken 1896:37, textfig. 25: figs. 10,10a) to M. koninckiana( Bosquet 1847). Koken’s illustrated specimen has a large node on each valve that is absent on T. koninckiana(also see illustrations of species in Jones & Kirkby 1874: pl. III: figs. 14, 16, 17).