Nerinella? sp. 1
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Plate 15: figs 13-15 View Plate 15
Material.
One specimen from Saal, collection Lang, SNSB-BSPG 2021 XV 78.
Description.
The specimen is 45 mm high and has a moderately broad shape. The whorls increase regularly in width. They are distinctly wider than high. The sutures are hardly visible. The whorls are ornamented with three spiral cords. The subsutural spiral cord is the most prominent one. All spiral cords bear small knobs. The largest knobs are on the subsutural spiral cord. In the last whorls, the knobs on the middle and suprasutural spiral cord become weaker. The base is flat and has an angular transition to the whorl face which is demarcated by a spiral cord that is probably not knobby. The growth lines on the base are prosocyrt. The aperture is not preserved. Only a strong palatal plait can be recognized.
Relationships.
Aphanoptyxis polyspira (Quenstedt) sensu Hägele (1997) has spiral cords of equal strength on the whorl face, the aperture lacks plaits, and the ornament does not become weaker during ontogeny. Nerinea nodospira Quenstedt, 1881-1884 has four spiral cords on the whorl face, the knobby ornament is stronger, and the ornament does not become weaker during ontogeny. Nerinea punctata Voltz sensu Bronn (1836) has a weak ramp so that the whorls are well separated from each other and its ornament does not become weaker during ontogeny.
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