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The Upper Oligocene (Chattian) of the Adour Basin contains 35 species of the families Babyloniidae (2 species), Harpidae (2 species), Costellariidae (7 species), Turbinellidae (2 species), Mitridae (6 species), Charitodoronidae (5 species), Pyramimitridae (1 species), Ancillariidae (6 species) and Olividae (4 species). Among them 8 new species are described (1 Babyloniidae, 3 Costellariidae, 1 Mitridae, 3 Charitodoronidae) and 6 are left in open nomenclature. Lectotypes are designated for Turbinella cancellata Grateloup, 1845, Turbinella intermedia Grateloup, 1832 and Turbinella subpugillaris d Orbigny, 1852. New taxa: Babylonica chattica n. sp., Pusia aturensis n. sp., Pusia subpyrenaica n. sp., Pusia virodunensis n. sp., Episcomitra pontonxensis n. sp., Olinderia n. gen., Olinderia lestrillensis n. sp., Olinderia poustagnacensis n. sp., Olinderia verdunensis n. sp. 69 p., 8 figs, 21 b/w plates, br. 4.…

The Stampien is both an age of the geological timescale and a stage in the stratigraphic column. With thick white sands, the Fontainebleau sandstone was a major source of building material the nineteenth and twentieth century in Ile-de-France. Therefore, one can say the rocks of the Stampian have largely influenced landscapes and urban life in the Paris Basin. The great richness and variety of fossils, especially the enormous number of bivalves and gastropods have led to a worthwhile research up to date. The results of this scientific work are documented in this volume. Avec les ?pais sables blancs, les gr?s de Fontainebleau qui ont pav? les rues parisiennes, les meuli?res de couleur rouille ? une des principales sources de mat?riau de construction au XIXe et XXe si?cles en ?le-de-France ?, les roches du Stampien ont durablement influenc?es les paysages et la vie urbaine du bassin de Paris. Situ? id?alement entre les domaines nordique et m?ridional, riche d?une grande vari?t? de fossiles parfaitement pr?serv?s, le Stampien est, depuis sa lointaine cr?ation en1852, l?objet de nombreuses ?tudes scientifiques. Il est aussi reconnu comme patrimoine national et ses sites les plus pr?cieux sont, depuis 1989, int?gr?s dans la R?serve naturelle nationale des sites g?ologiques du d?partement de l Essonne. Cet ouvrage tr?s richement illustr? et compl?t? par de nombreux documents in?dits sur CD-ROM, propose une synth?se de nos connaissances actuelles sur le Stampien. 461 pp., num. col. figs, br. gr. 8.…

This book figures the molluscs of East Asian mangrove ecosystems on 38 colour plates. 158 pp., 40 col. figs, 38 col. pls, br. 4.

We record 30 species of Tonnoidea from the Upper Oligocene of Aquitaine (Adour Basin). These comprise taxa in the families Cassidae (11 species), Tonnidae (1 species), Laubierinidae (1 species), Charoniidae (1 species), Bursidae (3 species), Cymatiidae (9 species), Personidae (1 species), and Ficidae (3 species). Three new species are proposed, one in Cassidae (Semicassis poustagnacensis n. sp.) and two in Cymatiidae (Linatella antecessor n. sp., Gyrineum cahuzaci n. sp.). Twelve species are directly related to known species from the Lower Miocene of Aquitaine and 7 species are also known from the Lower Oligocene. Twelve species are reported for the first time in these deposits. Five species could not be named or are identified as c.f. . We identified six species species, including a new Rupelian species (Cassis vancuycki n. sp.) in a review of the Oligocene and Miocene Cassis of Aquitaine. Neotype designation is made for Semicassis miodiadema Sacco, 1908. Lectotype designations are made for Cassis mamillaris Grateloup, 1827, Triton crassum Grateloup, 1845, Triton ventricosum Grateloup, 1833 and Ranella subrania d Orbigny, 1852. Two new combinations are also made. New taxa: Semicassis poustagnacensis n. sp., Linatella antecessor n. sp., Gyrineum cahuzaci n. sp. 100 pp., 14 figs, 1 tab., 28 b/w plates, br. 4 [in French].…

L?Oligoc?ne sup?rieur (Chattien) du bassin de l?Adour contient 69 esp?ces des familles Volutidae (16 esp?ces), Volutomitridae (8 esp?ces), Marginellidae (5 esp?ces), Cystiscidae (6 esp?ces) et Cancellariidae (34 esp?ces). Parmi elles, 28 nouvelles esp?ces sont d?crites (5 Volutidae, 1 Marginellidae, 4 Cystiscidae et 18 Cancellariidae) et 4 sont laiss?es en nomenclature ouverte. Au moins 46 esp?ces sont de nouvelles occurrences. Trois esp?ces de Volutidae du Rup?lien et deux esp?ces nouvelles (Volutidae, Cancellariidae) du Mioc?ne sont ?galement d?crites. Une nouvelle occurrence de Marginellidae [Eratoidea cf. eratoformis (Hoernes & Auinger, 1880)] est signal?e dans le Mioc?ne inf?rieur. Les observations de la sculpture (rampe suturale), de la morphologie de la protoconque et des motifs de couleurs r?siduelles ont montr? qu?Athleta ficulina est un complexe qui regroupe au moins 8 esp?ces et que Voluta ficulina Lamarck, 1811 et Voluta rarispina Lamarck, 1811 sont synonymes. Afin de stabiliser la nomenclature, le nom Voluta ficulina est retenu et un N?otype est d?sign? Dans le Bassin aquitain, 4 esp?ces d?Athleta sont identifi?es dans l?Oligoc?ne sup?rieur et 2 esp?ces dans le Mioc?ne inf?rieur. Dans les autres gisements du Mioc?ne d?Europe (et de Turquie), 3-4 esp?ces sont pr?sentes, dont probablement 2 nouvelles esp?ces du Mioc?ne moyen de Turquie qui sont g?n?ralement identifi?es sous les noms d?Athleta ficulina (Lamarck, 1811) ou Athleta rarispina (Lamarck, 1811). Un nouveau groupe de Volutidae (Athletinae) limit? ? l?Oligoc?ne sup?rieur est identifi? Comme aucun nom existant ne s?applique ? ce clade, un nouveau nom sous-g?n?rique est cr?? ici : Oligoathleta, n. sous-genre. Les changements taxonomiques suivants sont apport?s : 1) le genre Loxotaphrus (Cancellariidae) est reconnu comme un synonyme plus r?cent de Fusimorio et, par cons?quent, plusieurs nouvelles combinaisons sont introduites; 2) le sous-genre Athleta (Volutocorbis) Dall, (ao?t 1890) est reconnu comme tr?s proche d?Athleta (Neoathleta) Sacco, (f?vrier 1890); en cons?quence la plupart des esp?ces de l?Eoc?ne et de l?Oligoc?ne europ?en class?es dans Volutocorbis doivent ?tre attribu?es ? Neoathleta. 3) des Lectotypes sont d?sign?s pour Voluta subaffinis d?Orbigny, 1852; Voluta gabriella Benoist, 1874; Voluta subelegans d?Orbigny, 1852; Sveltia pyrenaica Peyrot, 1928 et Sveltia aturensis Peyrot, 1928. The Upper Oligocene (Chattian) of the Adour basin contains 69 species of the families Volutidae (16 species), Volutomitridae (8 species), Marginellidae (5 species), Cystiscidae (6 species) and Cancellariidae (34 species). Among them, 28 new species are described (5 Volutidae, 1 Marginellidae, 4 Cystiscidae and 18 Cancellariidae) and 4 are left in open nomenclature. At least 46 species are new occurrences. Three species of Rupelian Volutidae and two new Miocene species (Volutidae, Cancellariidae) are also described. A new occurrence of Marginellidae [Eratoidea cf. eratoformis (Hoernes & Auinger, 1880)] is reported in the lower Miocene. The observations of the sculpture (sutural ramp), the morphology of the protoconch and the residual color patterns have shown that Athleta ficulina is a complex that includes at least 8 species and that Voluta ficulina Lamarck, 1811 and Voluta rarispina Lamarck, 1811 are synonymous. In order to stabilize the nomenclature, the name Voluta ficulina is retained and a Neotype is designated. In the Aquitaine Basin, 4 species of Athleta are identified in the Upper Oligocene and 2 species in the Lower Miocene. In the other Miocene deposits of Europe (and Turkey), 3-4 species are present, including probably 2 new Middle Miocene species from Turkey which are generally identified under the names Athleta ficulina (Lamarck, 1811) or Athleta rarispina (Lamarck, 1811). A new group of Volutidae (Athletinae) limited to the upper Oligocene is identified. As no existing name applies to this clade, a new subgeneric name is created here: Oligoathleta, n. su. …

Le site de lariey (R?serve Naturelle G?ologique de Saucats-la-Br?de), o? se situe la coupe principale de l Aquitanien stratotypique, a livr? 314 esp?ces de gast?ropodes, dont 91% ont ?t? nomm?es. 13 esp?ces nouvelles sont d?crites. Ces esp?ces nouvelles appartiennent aux familles Litiopidae, Caecidae, Stenothyridae, Naticidae, Epitoniidae, Cornirostridae, Hyalogyrinidae (une esp?ce chacune), Cerithiopsidae (3 esp?ces) et Pyramidellidae (3 esp?ces). Compar? au dernier travail exhaustif sur les faunes du Mioc?ne inf?rieur (Cossmann & Peyrot), pr?s de 60% des esp?ces sont signal?es pour la premi?re fois dans ce site. The site of Lariey (Geological Nature Reserve of Saucats-La-Br?de), the main outcrop of the Aquitanian Stratotype, has yielded 314 species of gastropods, 91% of which have been named. 13 species are described as new. They are included in the families Litiopidae, Caecidae, Stenothyridae, Naticidae, Epitoniidae, Cornirostridae, Hyalogyrinidae (one species in each family), Cerithiopsidae (3 species) et Pyramidellidae (3 species). Compared to the last exhaustive revision of the molluscs of the Lower Miocene (Cossmann & Peyrot), about 60% of the species are recorded for the first time in the site. 190 pp., 19 figs, 37 pls, 1 tab. br. 4. …

75 esp?ces nouvelles de Cypraeidae et Ovulidae sont d?crites des d?p?ts du Rup?lien (Oligoc?ne inf?rieur), du Chattien (Oligoc?ne sup?rieur), de l Aquitanien et du Burdigalien (Mioc?ne inf?rieur) d Aquitaine, du Langhien/Serravalien (Mioc?ne moyen) de la Tourraine, et du Messinien (Mioc?ne terminal) de l Anjou. Quatre genres nouveaux de Cypraeidae sont introduits : Ransonia, Plaziatia, Subepona et Praerosaria. Les genres Proadusta et Zonaria sont discut?s et r?vis?s, le sous-genre Prozonarina est red?fini et ?lev? au rang g?n?rique. Les esp?ces nouvelles appartiennent aux Cypraeidae (68 esp?ces), genres Cypraeorbis (2 esp?ces), Lyncina (9 esp?ces), Cypraea (1 esp?ce), Mauritia (s.s.) (1 esp?ce), Luria (Tessellata) (5 esp?ces), Proadusta (6 esp?ces), Ransonia (11 esp?ces), Zonarina (2 esp?ces), Schilderia (8 esp?ces), Prozonarina (5 esp?ces), Plaziatia (5 esp?ces), Zonaria (1 esp?ce), Subepona (1 esp?ce), Praerosaria (10 esp?ces), Nucleolaria (1 esp?ce) ; aux Ovulidae (7 esp?ces), genres Simnia (3 esp?ces), Phenacocolva (2 esp?ces), Jenneria (s.s.) (1 esp?ce) et Cypraeopsis (s.s.) (1 esp?ce). Les genres Lyncina, Mauritia, Luria (Tesselata), Ransonia, Plaziatia, Schilderia, Nucleolaria, Phenacovolva, Jenneria (s.s.) et Cypraeopsis (s.s.) sont signal?s d?s l Oligoc?ne sup?rieur. Les premi?res occurences des genres Cypraea et Luria (s.s.) ne sont rapport?es qu ? partir du Mioc?ne inf?rieur, celle de Zonaria du Mioc?ne moyen. Cette ?tude a permis de rencenser 168 esp?ces fossiles ; cette richesse sp?cifique r?gionale est exceptionnelle et n a aucun ?quivalent. Enfin, un n?otype est d?sign? pour Cypraea andegavensis Defrance (du Messinien d Anjou) et un n. nom. est introduit (Luria (Tessellata) dockeryi) pour Talparia (s.s.) dominicensis sensu Dolin, 1991b [non Gabb, 1873]. Les taxa g?n?riques Cryptocypraea Meyer, 2003 et Palmulacypraea Meyer, 2003 sont respectivement plac?s en synonymie de Paulonaria Schilder, 1939 et de Notadusta Schilder, 1935. 75 new species of Cypraeidae and Ovulidae are described from the Rupelian (Lower Oligocene of Aquitaine basin), the Chattian (Upper Oligocene of Aquitaine basin), the Aquitanian and Burdigalian (Lower Miocene of Aquitaine basin), the Langhian/Serravalian (Middle Miocene of Turaine) and the Messinian (Uppemost Miocene of Anjou). Four new generic names are intrroduced: Ransonia, Plaziatia, Subepona et Praerosaria. The genera Proadusta and Zonaria are reviewed, and the subgenus Prozonarina is elevated to the generic level. The 68 new species of Cypraeidae are: Cypraeorbis (2 species), Lyncina (9 species), Cypraea (1 species), Mauritia (s.s.) (1 species), Luria (Tessellata) (5 species), Proadusta (6 species), Ransonia (11 species), Zonarina (2 species), Schilderia (8 species), Prozonarina (5 species), Plaziatia (5 species), Zonaria (1 species), Subepona (1 species), Praerosaria (10 species), Nucleolaria (1 species) ; the 7 species of Ovulidae are: Simnia (3 species), Phenacocolva (2 species), Jenneria (s.s.) (1 species) et Cypraeopsis (s.s.) (1 speciec). The earliest occurences of the genera Lyncina, Mauritia, Luria (Tesselata), Ransonia, Plaziatia, Schilderia, Nucleolaria, Phenacovolva, Jenneria (s.s.) and Cypraeopsis (s.s.) are moved back to the Upper Oligocene. The first species of the genera Cypraea and Luria (s.s.) are recorded in the Lower Miocene, and the oldest Zonaria are from the middle Miocene. Among the numerous new occurences in the Chattian of the Adour Basin we particulary note the occurences of genera living in coral reef environment (Lyncina, Mauritia, Pustularia s.l., Nucleolaria). This study confirms global faunal observations of Lozouet (1997): the main faunal turn-over occured durring the Upper Oligocene. In addition, a neotype is designated for Cypraea andegavensis Defrance (Messinian of Anjou), and a new name is introduced (Luria (Tessellata) dockeryi) for Talparia (s.s.) dominicensis sensu Dolin, 1991b [non Gabb, 1873]. At last, the genera Cryptocypraea Meyer, 2003 and. …

68 p., 20 pls, 4to, paperbound. Published in: Cossmanniana 6(1-2).

68 p., 20 pls, 4to, paperbound. Published in: Cossmanniana 6(1-2).

45 p., 19 pls, 4to, wrappers. Cossmanniana vol. 9.

45 p., 19 pls, 4to, wrappers. Cossmanniana vol. 9.