- Rostellaria anserina Nilsson, 1827
might be a Pugioptera
Original Description of Rostellaria anserina by Nilsson, 1827, p. 13:
- "R. testa fusiformi-turrita, apice acuta, anfractu ultimo subventricoso, in medio carinato, inferius sulcato; labro palmato superne spirae adnato, extus in dígitos tres acutos diviso; canali baseos recto. (Tab. III. fig. б.)"
- Comment Nilsson, 1827, p. 13: "Hujus speciei nucleorum & impressionum non nisi specimina fracta & incompleta invenimus, quae tamen satis monstrant ad quod genus pertineant. Cum vero, quantum scimus nulla hucusque hujus generis species inventa sit in formatione cretacea, haud ineptum aut superfluum judicavimus, quae invenimus, quamvis incompleta, publici juris facere. - Cum icon citata jam depicta esset, integriora specimina nobis oblata sunt."
Locus typicus: "In calce arenosa regionis Köpingensis cum priorobus, raro.", Sweden
Stratum typicum: "in calce arenosa"
Rostellaria anserina Nilsson, 1827, pl. III, fig. 6
Types: The types might be in the collection of the paleontological institute of the university of Lund, Sweden (to be verified)
History and Synonymy
1837
Rostellaria anserina in Hisinger, 1837, pl. XII, fig. 9
1841
Rostellaria (Chenopus) anserina Roemer, 1841, pl. XI, fig. 7 a, b
- "Oberer Kreidemergel bei Kieslingswalde"
- Kieslingswalde = Idzików, Bystrzyca Klodzka, Poland
1846
Rostellaria anserina in Reuss, 1846, pl. XLV, fig. 19
- "untern Quader von Kreibnitz"
1897
Aporrhais anserina in Fric, 1897, p. 45, fig. 38
References
- Hisinger, 1837
- Nilsson, 1827
- Roemer, 1841
- Schneider, S., Niebuhr, B.,Wilmsen, M. & Vodrazka, R. 2011. Between the Alb and the Alps – The fauna of the Upper Cretaceous Sandbach Formation (Passau region, southeast Germany). Bulletin of Geosciences 86(4), 785–816 (14 figures). Czech Geological Survey, Prague
