Linguaphillipsia stanvellensis (Mitchell 1918)

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Linguaphillipsia stanvellensis (Mitchell 1918)

1892b Phillipsia dubia Etheridge Jr. ; p. 214–215, pl. 8, fig. 5.

1918 Phillipsia stanvellensis Mitchell ; p. 461–463, pl. 48, figs. 10–12, 13, pl. 51, figs. 8–10. 1964 Phillipsia ? stanvellensis ; Hill & Woods, pl. C14, fig. 10.

1972 Phillipsia ? stanvellensis ; Hahn & Hahn, p. 420.

1975 Linguaphillipsia raglanensis Engel & Morris ; p. 157–160, pl. 1, figs. 1–4, text-figs. 3–6. 1996 Linguaphillipsia raglanensis ; Engel & Morris, p. 127–129, pl. 2, figs. 1–8, text-fig. 5. 1996 Linguaphillipsia stanvellensis ; Engel & Morris, p. 130–133, pl. 3, figs. 1–19.

Lectotype. QGSF969 (internal mould of dorsal shield).

Paralectotype material. QGSF 980 (external glabella, hypostome and pygidium), QGSF 977 (external pygidium), AMF80200a/b (partial external/internal cephalon), AMF80201 (external pygidium), AMF80202a/b (external/internal pygidium) AMF80203a/b (external/internal pygidium), AMF80204 (internal pygidium), SMF 27569 (external pygidium), SMF 27570 (external pygidium).

Locality. QGSF material: NU L1064, AMF material: NU L448

Diagnosis. See Engel & Morris (1996: 131).

Remarks. Linguaphillipsia raglanensis has been synonymised with L. stanvellensis . The pygidia are identical, and the distinct bell-shaped glabella of L. stanvellensis can be seen in specimens of L. raglanensis . The shape of the glabella is similar to L. elongata , but in speciments of L. stanvellensis the glabella is wider posteriorly.