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Vol-73-3800216-Text.Pdf LES MESOGASTROPODA FOSSILES DU , .. , CENOZOIQUE ETRANGER DES COLLECTIONS DE L'INSTITUT ROYAL DES SCIENCES NATURELLES DE BELGIQUE SuPERFAMILLE HIPPONICACEA. FAMILLE FOSSARIDAE. Genre MEGALOMPHALUS BRUSINA, i87i. Sous-genre MEGALOMPHALUS s. s. Type . - Stomalia azona BRUSINA, i870. 1. - 1\:Iegalomphalus (s. s.) altus Coss:\1A 'N, sp. 1888. COSSMA 'N, M., i888, p. i82, pl. VII, fig. 23, 24. Au v e r i en . - Lc Guespel (Bassin de Paris). 2. - 1\Iegalomphalus (s . s.J cossmanni DoLLFus et DAuTzENBERG, sp. 1899. DOLLFUS, G. et DAUTZENBERG, PI-I., i899, p. 22i, texte fig . i. - MORGAN, J. DE, i9i6, p. 225, texte fig. 7. Pontile vic n . - Sainte-Catherine-de-Fierbois (Bassin de la Loire). Sous-genre MICROMPHALINA CossMANN, i888. Type . - Lacuna elegans DESHAYES, i86i. 1. - 1\Iegalomphalus (lUicromphalina) cliona DE RAINcouRT et MuNIER-CHALi\IAs, sp. 1863. RAINCOURT, M. DE et MUNIER-CHALMAS, E., i863, p. 20i, pl. VII, fig. i, a-c. - RAsPAIL, J., i909, p. i96, pl. IV, fig. 6, 7. - ·cossMANN, M., i925, p. i7i, pl. I, fig. 32, 33; pl. II, fig. 9; pl. III, fig. 26. Au v c r s i en . - Lc Fayel, Le Gucspcl (Ba sin clc Paris). 4 M. GLIBERT. - LES MESOGASTROPODA FOSSILES 2. - ll'Iegalomphalus (Micromphalina) elegans DESIIAYES, sp . 1861. DESHAYES, G. P., 1856-1866, t. II, p. 371, pl. XVII, fig. 4-6. Lute tie n . - Grignon, Parnes (Bassin de Paris). Genre COUTHOUYIA ADAMS, 1860. Sous-genre MICRESCHARA COSSMANN, 1888. T y p e . - Escharella citharella CossMANN, 1888. 1. - Couthouyia (Micreschara) citharella CossMANN, sp. 1888. COSSMANN, M., 1888, p . 184, pl. X, fig. 3, 4. - IDEM, 1888a, p. 335. Lute tie n . - Parnes (Bassin de Paris) . Genre CYMENORYTIS (sic) COSSMANN, 1888. T y p e . - Melania fragilis LA.i\1ARCK, 1804. 1. - Cymenorytis fragilis DEsnAYEs, sp. 1825. COSSMANN, M., 1888, p. 189, pl. XI, fig. 35. Lute tie n . - Boisgeioup, Herouvai (Vignettes), Parne (Ba sin de Pari ) . 2. - Cymenorytis undulata DESHAYES, -p. 1861. CoSSMANN, M_, 1888, p. 189, pl. XI, fig. 42. Lute tie n . - Vaudancourt (Bassin de Paris). Genre FOSSARUS PHILIPPI, 1841. Mono type . - Fossarus adamsoni PHILIPPI ( = Turbo ambiguus LINNE, 1758). 1. - Fossarus costatus BRoccrrr, sp. 1814. GLIBERT, M_, 1949, p. 199, pl. XII, fig. 12 {ex. fig. ll0 2251 I.R-Sc_N_B.). - Ros I-RONCHETTI, C., 1952-1954, p. 150, texte fig_ 76. Burdi g a I i en . - Leognan, Saucats (Bordeiais). Saint-Paui-Ies-Dax (Landes). P on t i I e v i en . - Pontlevoy, Manthelan, Bossee, Sainte-Catherine-de-Fierboi , Paulmy, Ferriere-Larcon (Bassin de la Loire). Tortonien.- Cabrieres-d'Aigues (Vaucluse, France). Steinabrunn (Bassin de Vienne). DU CENOZOlQUE ETRANGER 5 P l a .i s ancien - As tie n. - Asti, Berardenya, Bologne, Casciana, Larniano, Monte Mario, Orciano, Savona, Siena, Val d'Elsa (Italie) . Alta villa (Sicile) . Millas, Villeneuve-Loubet (France) . Note . - En ce qui concerne le galbe et la hauteur de la spire cette espece est tres variable et l'on ne peut tirer aucun renseignement de ces caracteres. Mais en comparant des exemplaires jeunes, de meme taille, recoltes dans le Pliocene et dans le Pontilevien, l'on observe qu'ils different, en general, du fait que les seconds ont des costules axia]es un pcu plus saillantes et un peu plus espacees et que les points d'intersection des ornements axiaux et sp.iraux sont plus nettement noduleux, differences dans lesquelles M. CosSMA 'N et A. PEYROT (1919, p. 645) ont vu la justification de la f. burdigalinus ORBIGNY, 1852. Mais ces differences paraissent s'effacer a l'etat adulte. FAMILLE HIPPONICJDAE (Amaltheidae) . Genre CHEILEA MoDEER, 1793. T y p e . - (WOODRI G, 1928), Patella equestris LINNE, 1758. 1. - Cheilea cf. bredai MrcuELOTTI. Po n tile vie n . - l\rlanthelan (Bassin de la Loire) (un fragment use). o t c . - C'est la coquille citee par DoLLFus et DAuTzENBERG (1886, p. 142) sous le nom de M itrularia equestris. Genre HIPPONIX DEFRAi'\CE, 1819. Sous-genre HIPPONIX s. s. T y p e . - (GRAY, 184.7), Patella cornucopiae LAMARCK, 1804.. 1. - Hipponix (s . s.) bistriatus GRATELOUP, sp. 1836. COSSMAI'\ , M. et PEYROT, A., 1919, p. 519, pl. XIV, fig. 65-66; pl. XV, fig. 1-3. A qui t a n i en . - Yillandraut (Bazadais) . Bur d i galien . - Saucats (Peloua) (Bordelais). aint-Paul-les-Dax (Landes) . 2. - Hipponix (s. s.) eornucopiae LAMARCK, sp. 1804. DESHAYES, G. P., 1824-1837, t. II, pp. 23-26, pl. II, fig. 17-21. L u t 6 tic n. - Bom·sault, Cauvigny (C lulteau-Rouge), Chambors, Chamery, Chaumont-en­ Vexin, Chaussy, Damery, EssL\mes, Ferme des Boves, Ferme de l'Orme, Fontenay, 6 l\1. GLIBERT. - LES MESOGASTROPODA FOSSILES Gomerfontaine, Grignon, Hermanville, Hervelon, La Frileuse, Le Vivray, Les Groux (pres Liancourt), Mouchy, Mouy, Neauphlette, Parnes, Requiecourt, Thury, Ully-Saint­ Georges, Vaudancourt, Villiers-Neauphle (Bassin de Paris). Fresville, Hauteville (Co ten tin). Bois-Gouet (Loire atlantique). Auversien . Acy, Auvers, Le Fayel, Valmonclois (Bassin de Pari) (to us remanie ). Bartonien. Cresnes, Le Ruel, Lizy-sur-Ourcq (Bassin de Paris) (to u reman ic. ). Note . - Je consid.ere les l-Jipponix comucopiae et dilatatus (Ll\rK) comme de imples variations, probablement ecologiques, d'nne unique espece a laquelle je conserve l nom le plus utilise. Les caracteres preconises par diver auteurs permcttent ll'altribucr ai ement quelques individus extremes a l'une ou l'autre des deux forme , mais non de cind r la population en deux groupes distincts. En particulier l'cchancrure prononcee dn peritrcme de H . comucopiae, signalee par M. Cossi\IA.'N (1888, p. 199), e' t un caractcre trompeur, ce que ce meme auteur a d'ailleurs reconnu ulterieurcment (1900, p. 46). Lc difference paraissent dependre des conditions de fi.\:ation et sont aus i nuancees que c nclition elles-memes. Le seul fait evident est que les individus qui repondent le mieux au t pe dilatatus sont aussi ceux qui atteignent les plus grandes dimension (60 nnn pour 1 crrancl diamCtr basal chez un exemplaire recolte dans le Lutetien superieur cl'IIauteville) . Dans les collections de l'Institut se trouvent deux exemplaires que P. II. · \ T a etiqu le. comme provenant de Klein-Spatnven (c'est-a-dire du Tongrien uperieur ou du Rupeli n inferieur) et dont l'un a ete figure a ce titre par p. II. 1 YST (1843, pl. .i X::\.V, fig. 10, a, b; ex. fig. no 5138 I.R.Sc. I. B. ). 1\Iais d'aprcs leur apparence il n'e t guere doul ll\: que ce · specimens proviendraient, en realite, du Lutetien du Ba in de Pari . 3. - Hipponix (s. s.) Iaubrierei Co S"'\TA ' N, 1888. GassMANN, M., 1888, p. 200, pl. VII, fig. 20-22. T h a n e tie n . - Prouilly (Bassin de Paris). 4. - Hipponix (s. s.) pygmaeus LEA, 1833. PALMER, K. VAN W., 1937, p. 149, pl. XIII, fig. i-4, 8, 9. Claibornien.- Claiborne (Alabama, U.S.A.). 5. - Hipponix (s. s.) spirirostris LA:\rARCK, p. 1804. DESHAYES, G. P ., 1824-1837, t. II, p. 26, pl. III, fig. 13-15. Lute tie n . - Amblainville, Chaussy, Ferme des Boves, Ferme de l'Orme, Four, Gi or (La Croix Blanche), Gomerfontaine, Grignon, Liancourt (Les Groux), Noailles, ParneR, Requiecourt, Ully-Saint-Georges, Vaudancourt, Villiers-Neauphle (Ba in de Paris). Bois-Gouet (Loire atlantique). Hauteville (Cotentin). DU CENOZOIQUE ETRANGER 7 6. - Hipponix (s. s.) sublamellosus DEsnAYES, 1861. DESHAYES, G. P., 1856-1866, t. II, p. 271, pl. IV, fi g . 14, 15 . Lute tie n . - Chaumont-en-Vexin, Liancourt (Les Groux), Mouchy, Parnes, Ully-Saint­ Georges, Vaudancourt (Bassin de Paris). 7. - Hipponix (s . s.) tulm DEsUAYEs, 1861. DESUAYES, G. P., 1856-1866, t. II, p. 272, pl. III, fig. 23-25. Lut e ti c n . - Pames, VauJancourt, Villiers-Nea uphle (Bassiu de Paris) . Sous-genre SABIA GRAY, 1847. Type . - Amalthea conica ScHUMACHER, 18i7. 1. - Hipponix (Sabia) sulcatus BoRsoN, sp. 1820. SACCO, F., 1896, p. H, pl. V, fig. 24, 25 . Helveti e n. Baldis ero, Superga (Collines de Turin, Italie). Tortonicn. Mon tegibbio (Italic). 2. - Hipponix (Sabia) sulcatus helveticus Cossl\IAl'iN et PEYROT, 1919. GLIBERT, M., 1949, p. 201, pl. XII, fig. 13, a, b (Lectotype 11° 2823 I.R.Sc.N.B.). Pontile vie n . - Pontlevoy, Thenay, l\Ianthelan, Le Lourou_x, Bossee, La Chapellc Blanche (La 1-Ioussaye), Sainte-Catherine-de-Fierbois, Sepmes (Grande-Barangerie), Paulmy (Pauvrelay), Ferricre-Larvon, Charnizay, l\Iirebeau (Bassin de la Loire). Saint-Jean (Bord elais) . Sous-genre PILOSABIA lREDALE , 1929. '1, y p e . - Pileopsis pilo a DESUAYES, 1831. 1. - Hipponix (Pilosabia) comptus DEsiUYES, 1861. DESHAYES, G. P ., ~856 -18 66, t . II, p . 269, pl. IV, fig. 16-18. L u Let i c n . - Ferme des Bovcs, Fontenay, Liancourt, Parnes, Ully-Saint-Georges (Bassin de Paris). 2. - Hipponix (Pilosabia) elegans DEsrrAYEs, sp. 1824. DESHAYES, G. P., 1824-1837, t. II, p. 25, pl. III, fig. 16-19. L u Let i en . - Amblainville, Chaussy, Fay-sous-Bois, Grignon, La Vigne, Liancourt (Les Groux), Parnes, Vaudancourt (Bassin de Paris) . Anvcrsien. Valmonclois (Bassin de Paris) . Bartonicn. Chars (Bassin de Paris). 8 l\1. GLIBERT. -- LES MESOGASTROPODA FOSSILES 3. - Hipponix (Pilosabia) opercularis DEsnAYES, sp. 1824. DESHAYES, G. P., 1824-1837, p. 28, pl. III, fig. 8-10, 20-22. Lute tie n . - Amblainville, Chaussy ?, Grignon, Parnes, Requiecourt, Vaudancourt (Bassin de Paris) . 4. - Hipponix (Pilosabia) patelloides DESHAYEs, sp. 1824. DESHAYES, G. P., 1824-1837, t. II, p. 25, pl. III, fig. 23-25. - IDEM , 1856-1866, L. II, p. 270, pl. IV, fig. 26-28 ( = H. hebert·i DESHA YES). Au v e r s i c n . - Auvers, ~e Fayel, J\lonneville, \'alllloudois (Bassiu de Pari ) .
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