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Studies on the Kawamura Colleetion (Mollusea) Stored in the National Seience Museum, Tokyo IV. The Family Plaeunidae () with Special Reference to their Ligament"

Akihiko MATsuKuMA

(National Science Museum, 3-23-1, Hyakunin-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160>

A comprehensive survey of the Anomiacea based on the anatomy and shell

morphology, including the ligament, has been made by Yonge (1977). He eon-

eluded that the superfamily Anomiacea of the consists of two

different lines of deseent from primitive anomiacean stock: the Placunanomia-

Plaeuna () and Poclodesmus--Enigmonia () lines. The right valve of juvenile Placuna has a very small, degenerated byssal foramen,

However, Placuna spend unattaehed free-living life, beeause the byssal

gland is barely functional during the pQstlarval stage (Yonge, 1977). They live

on the surface of mud flat lying on their right valve. They are eharacterized in

having very thin, strengly compressed, suborbicular, translucent shell with a

minute, closed, byssal noteh, diverging hinge-ridges and only one small, orbicular,

post・erior adduetor sear at the center of sheli (Kuroda, 1932). Hinge-teeth, an- terior adductor, hypobranchial gland, byssal apparatms and crural stalk have

disappeared. The shell of Placunidae is composed of foliated ea]eite and lacks a

complex crossed lamellar, aragonitic, inner layer which commonly occurs in speeies of Anomiidae, e.g. Anomia・ ephippium Linnaeus, 1758 (Taylor et al., 1969). The rather weak ligament ef Placuna consists of an amphidetic dorsal

ligament and a semieylindrieal internal ligament. They semicylindrical ligament

of the Placunidae is unique in the Pteriomorphia and is apparently similar to the

transverse ligament of the Mytilidae and Pinnidae among the Pteriomorphia and

the parivineular ligament of the Heterodonta. The morphology and function of

" Accepted: August 28, 1986

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the Placuna ligament are diseussed in the following section.

Although fossil Placuua are known frem the Eocene to Oligocene of Europe

(Janssen, 1979) and nerthern Africa, living speeies are restricted to the tro- pieal Indo-West Paeific. Another genus of the Placunidae, i.e. Placzananomia.

Broderip, 1832, is confined to the tropical east Pacifie (Olsson, 196I; Bernard, 1983).

Linnaeus (1758) described Ano7nia plaeenta [=PIacuna placenta] from an "Pelago" uneertain loeality and then about ten species names have been pro-

posed by Philipsson (1788), Gmelin (1791), R6ding (1798), Lamarck (1819),

Blainville (1826), Gray (1849> and Sowerby (1871). They included many

synonyms and non-plaeunid species. For example, Lamarek (1819) enumera+ed

the following four speeies: Plac・Mna sella (Gmelin, 1791) [=:P. ephippium Phil-

ipsson, 1788], P. papyracea Lamarck, 1819 [=P. ephippiorm], P. placenta (Iin-

naeus, 1758), and P, peetinoides Lamarek, 1819. Lamarck (1819) cited figures

of Bruguiere et al. (1792, pl. 175, figs. 1-4) as references to P. pectinoides. The

figures illustrate thick, solid shells with the isedont-type hinge structure and

the posterior adductor scar placed near the postero-dorsal margin. These fea-

tures elearly prove that it should be placed in the genus Pl・icatuta Lamarck, 1801

of the Plicatulidae Watson, 1930,

Gray (1849) deseribed a new species of Placenta Philipsson, 1788 f'=Placuna

Lightfoot, 1786] and divided the genus Placenta into two greups, namely Placenta

eph-ippium-group and P. placenta-group. Accerding te Gray (1849) P, ephippt'um-

group contains P. ephippium, P. papyracea・ and P. Iincolnii Gray, 1849, and they

have hinge-ridges of nearly equal length rapidly diverging from one another,

The Placenta plaeenta-group ineludes only one species. In the shell ef P. placenta

the nymphs in the right valve gradually diverging from each other and the

posterier Iimb of nymphs is longer than the anterior, Plaeenta placenta-group

and P, ephippiu・m-group eorrespond with subgenera Plac2tna (s.s.) rLightfoot, 1786] and PIacuna (Ephippium) [R6ding, 17981 of medern authors, respectively.

Two Placuna species, namely Placuna・ (Placuna) placenta, (Linnaeus, 1758), and P. (Ephippium) ephippium (Philipsson, 1788) are found in the Kawamura

Collection, and an observation of Placuna ligament is inspired by t.he eNcellent

specimens in the collection. Another two species, viz. Placzana (Ephippium)

lineotnii (Gray, 1849) and Placitna (E.) lobata Sowerby, 1871 are stored in the

ordinary mollusk eollection of the Nationa! Science Museum, Tokyo and in

Dr. Horikoshi's private colleetion, Other species, e,g. Ptacuna pa・pyracea Lamarck, 1819, P. sella (Gmelin, 1791), P. poloniczam (R6ding, 1798) and P, quadrang2da (Philipsson, 1788), were considered te be synonyms of P. ephippium.

Acknowledgements:-This paper is dedieated to Dr. Tokubei Kuroda, an Honorary President of the Malaeologieal Society of Japan, in commemoration of his 100th anni-

versary of his birth. I am grateful to Professor Tadashige Habe of Tokai University,

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Professor Takashi Okutani of Tokyo University of Fisheries, Dr. Frank R. Bernard

the ?acific Biologieal Station, Canada, and Dr. Katura Oyama, Toba Aquarium, foi

their fruitful diseussions and eomments on the subjeet for improving the manuseript.

Dr. Masuoki Horikoshi in Tokyo kindly allowed me to study his Ptacttna speeimens.

Ligarnent of the Placunidae

Shells of Placuna species are very thin and brittle. Their ventral margins

usually open narrowly and their ligament is small. The ligament of the Plaeuni-

dae is situated between the valves dersally and extends inwards on the reversed

V-shaped ridges Cnymphs) of the right valve. It consists of two main regions,

viz. the internal and marginal ligaments (Fig. 1), They are Yonge's (1977)

primary and secondary (periostracal) ligaments, respectively.

The glossy dark brown, amphidetic, marginal ligament unites the dorsal mar- gins of the valves. The supposed position of the pivotal axis may extend along

this marginal ligament. The location, appearance and funetion of the marginal

ligament of Plaeorna ephipptzem, P, lincolnii, and P. Iobata are very similar to

the outer layer of Pecten ma-xi・mzas (Linnaeus, 1758) illustrated by Trueman

(1953). Both anterior and posterior parts of the marginal ligament of Placuna.

A mt

me

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Fig. 1. Hinge region of the left valve of Placuna (Placuna) placenta (A) and Placuna (EphiPPium) ePhiPPium -e '.i '? (B). ti h'((A), a li.T (B)Oewas. ail: anterior inner ligarnent IUsuSagurT}t/rJwr, ml: mar- ginal Iigamznt wa enSew・'nt", pil :posterior inner ligament fisusewewenwt

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``teeth" plaeenta has small, periostraeal of Hornell (1909), which are distantly

spaeed and fall beakwards (Fig. IA). 'the The relatively large and thick, internal ligament is attached to valves in

Iigamental pits of the left valve and tooth-like ridges (nymphs) of the right

valve. Both anterior and posterior extremities of the ligament are long and 'two narrow and semicylindrieal. The internal ligament may be divided inte

parts, outer and inner layers (Fig. 2C). [Vhe thin, glossy dark brown to yel-

lowish brown outer layer is apparently homogeneous, laeks any struetural pattern,

and is curved outwards covering the thicker inner layer. The outer layer is

possibly referable to the lamellar layer of Newell (1938), The lamellar layer is

eomposed of protein hardened by aromatic tanning, giving molecular eross linkage

of adjacent polypeptid chains (Andersen, 1967), and is elastic under both ten-

sienal and eompressional stresses. The thiek, lustrous, yellowish brown, inner

layer shows fine growth lines and a fibrous texture. This is the fibrous layer

of Newell (1938). The inner fibrous layer is elastie under compressional stress

A c alp LV plp

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acr taRV pcr

la--e...-J'''..'''1'y.l --.

acr RV ',r Fig. 2. Ligumenta・1 area of Ptacuna (EPhiPPiun-t) ephiPpium, P i F' i)' d O ew reo A, B :,location of cross section maveirin' (C) P)fiZW, C:cross sectl,on of ligarnental area ua"rtimaMgi im, D : lateral view of anterior crur21 ridge en 4']treMMU wh, acr : anterier crural ridge fu/u"va ee, afl : fibreus layer of anterior inner ligament ptilM;ew・"ff'fifJwr a) wakE ejdimpvasul all: lamellar layer of anterier inner ligament FtlsuStwurF/trMONt)( apfiiMS, alp:anterior ligamental pit eU/'IEmaxx, 1: inner ligarnent [N'MSmpW, la: location of ligamental attachment mpmeN'tsMS, LV:left valve Eif, pcr:posterior crural ridge thtivava, pfl: fibrous layer of posterier inner ligament iNMSew・'rt'iacvaa)wamettew ue-I, p]1: lamellar layer of posterior inner ligament Nutmpeec wta)Ealtas・'fi'rr' zz, plp : posterior ligamental pit ftEZtftrr", RV : r;Lght valve aue

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'the but not tensional one. A set of the lamellar and fibrous layers of internal

ligament forms a shallow C-spring or semicylinder. The internal ligament is

chiefly respollsibile fer the opening thrust en the valves.

The C-spring internal ligament of Ptacuna is structurally and functionally

identical with the parivincular ligament of heterodont bivalves (Trueman, 1949).

The term parivincular was proposed by Dall (1895) to describe the forrn ef

the ligament in Tellina, Cardium, Psammobia, and other speeies. The parivineular 'L'he ligament is cylindrical in shape, usually opisthodetie and is placed outside ef

dorsal margin. Trueman (1969) thought that it has probably evolved from an

opisthodetic ligament situated between the valve margins, as in Mytilzt・s or .Pinna

of the Pteriomorphia. The Pteriomorphia includes several varieties of the type of

ligament, e.g, alivincular ligament in Limopsidae, Vulsellidae, Limidae and Ost-

reidae, duplivincular in Arcidae, Cucullaeidae and Glycymerididae, multivincular

in Isognomonidae and transverse ligament between the valve margins in Mytilidae

and Pinnidae (Trueman, 1969; Waller, 1978). The internal, amphidetic C-spring

ligament with a dorsal lamellar (periostracab ligament in Placuna is unique and

is not known in any species of the Pteriomorphia. Anomia ephippium Linnaeus,

1758 has an elliptieal ligament on the crural stalk and laeks a marginal peri-

estraeal ligament, According to Yonge (1977) Placttanem・ia c・umingii Broderip,

1832, tropical eastern Pacifie species of the Plaeunidae, has a reversed V-shaped

ligament with outer lamellar and inner fibrous layers and lacks a marginal

periostracal ligament. Although a quantitative examination is highly required,

the structure and size of the ligament suggest that Placu・na species have the

most functional ligament among the Anemiacea. The Placuna C-spring ligament

and heterodont parivincular ligament may be a struetural convergence.

Family PLACUNIDAE Gray, 1842

Genus Plaettzaa rLightfoot, 1786]

1786 Ptacuna. [Lightfoot], 16. Type

naeus, 1758.

1788 Placenta Philipsson in Retzius, 15. Type

and translueent. Outer surface ornamented with fine radial threads. Hinge

lacking a tooth, but having reversed V-shaped nymphs en the right valve only, 'twe Ligament censists of a conneetive lamellar layer at the dorsal rnargin and

semicylindrieal parivineular-like ligaments on the nymphs and ligamental pits.

Shell structure foliated calcite. Small, orbieular, posterior adductor scar placed

at the center of the shell. Inner ventral margin smoeth.

Etymotogy: Plaeuna, Latinized from the Greek nAate, anything fiat and broad.

Subgenus Placuna (s.s.)

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Diagnos・is; Shell subcircular, flat and thin. Nymphs in the right valve

diverging from each other; posterier limb longer than the anterior.gradual]y

Plaonna (jPlae"na) ptacenta (Linnaeus, 1758) =r F' t)'-I

(PL 1, figs. 1-2; Fig. IA)

1758 Anomia plaeenta Liiinaeus, 703 ["In Pelago"]. 1785 Anomia placenta Linnaeus: Chemnitz, 116, pl.79, f.716. 1788 Place7tta orbicularis Philipssen in Retzius, 15 [Indian Oceun]. 1792 [Placuw.a T)laee7't.ta b]: Bruguibre, pl.173, f,3. 1798 Ephippiu・m to'a7tsparens [R6ding, 166] [fig. of ref.: Chemnitz, 8 pl. 79, fig, 716;

China; Tranquebar, India].

1819 Pla.cutta placenta・ (Linnaeus) : Lamarck, 224 [Indian Ocean]. 1823 Anomia placenta Linnaeus: Mawe, 68, pl.15, fig.1 [Tranquebar, India; China]. 1826 PIactena ovaZis BlainviIle, 197 [no locality] (fide Iredale, 1939). 1855 Anomia placenta. Linnaeus: Hanley, 135. 1871 PXacuna placenta・ (Linnaeus): Sowerby, Plae'uo?.a sp. 3, pl.1, fig.3 [China; Phil- ippines; northwest Australia].

1909 Placuna・ ptacenta

1932 Placu.tta ptacenta [Linnaeus): Kuroda, 122, fig. 123 [Japan; Taiwan]. 1939 Placzana placenta (Linnaeus) : Iredale, 408 [northern Queensland]. 1941 Placuna placenta : Kuroda, 156 [Taiwan], 1953 Plaeuna placenta (Linnaeus): Habe, 195, 198, pl.28, figs.17-18. 1959 Plactma placenta (Linneaus) : Oyama & Takemura, Placuna pl., figs. 1, 8 [Kaoh- siung, Taiwan],

1959 Pla.cuna lincolnii Gray: Osama & Takemura, Plac'ttna pl., figs. 2-4, 9 [Philip- pines], 1966 Placu.na placenta (Linnaeus): Habe & Kosuge, 136, pl. 51, figs. 5-6, 1977 Placuna placenta (Linnaeus); Yonge, 502-514 [Singapore].

Material Exami.ned: Kawarnura Colleetion: Kaehsiung (NSMT-Mo 63894), Tai-

wan (NSMT-Mo 63895): Philippines (NSMT-Mo 64008); locality unknown (NSMT-Mo 64009). Other sourees: Malaya (NSMT-Mo 63893); loeality un- known (NSMT-Mo 63899).

Descri・ption: Shell moderately large, attaining 110 mm in length, suborbicular,

bilaterally strongly eompressed, thin, translueent, subequilateral and slightly

inequivalve. The lower right valve nearly flat and the upper left valve weakly

inflated. Outer surface nearly smooth, excepting fine, radial threads and very

weak, concentric laminae with minute frilles. Outer eolorations silver white,

oecasionally with pale brown radial rays umbonally. Inner coloration glossy white. Nymphs ill the right valve rather weak and gradually diverging from each other; posterior ridge longer than the anterior. Posterior adductor sear

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small, orbicular and placed at the center of the shelL

Distrthution: Taiwan; Philippines; Hainan Island, seuthern coast of China; Borneo; Malay Peninsula; Indonesia; Queensland; India; Gulf of Aden. Subgenus Ephippium r'R6ding, 1798] 1798 Ephippizt,7z [R6ding], 166. Type (SD, Dall, 1898): Ephippium polo7zicu7n [Rtiding] [・-Placenta ephippittm Philipsson, 1788], 1807 Sellaria Link, 158, Type

Diagnosis: Shell suborbicular or saddle-shaped and somewhat thiek. Nyrnphs in the right valve rapidly diverging from one another; anterior and posterior ridges nearly equal in length.

Etymology: Latin, ephippium, i,, n., saddle, A

't Fig .3.Placuna (EphiPPi"m) ophiPPium (Philipsson, 1788), Pi i・'hd. NSMT-Mo63898, A-C: locality unknown, L 140mm, hypotype of Habe & Kesuge Cl966: 136, pl. 51, fig. 3). ,IA: outer viewofthe left valve EtufiSts, B: inner view of the left valve Encnwh, C: inner view of the right'IInner valve t-ituiJSdiil. D: NSMT Mo63897, Philippines, L 170mm, view of the left valve .6'.rvFgrfii).

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Plcu7tna (]E))himpium) qphippium (Philipsson, 1788) a 7? F" hY (Figs. IB, 2-3)

1785 Ephippium angulicum max・imum...: Chemnitz, 111-114, pl.79, f.714.

1788 Placenta gzaadrangztla Philipsson in Retzius, 16 [Transquebar, India].

1788 Place"ta ephippium Philipsson in Retzius, 16 [Indian Ocean].

1791 Ano?nia sella Gmelin, 3345 [Indian Ocean].

1792 [Ptacuna setla, P. papyracea]: Bruguibre, pl.174, f. 1-4. 1798 Eph・ippittm polonieum [R6ding], 166 [fig, of ref.: Chemnitz, 8, pl,79, f,714, Moluceas].

1819 Ptaeuna sella (Gmelin) : Lamarck, 224 [Indian Oeean]. 1819 Placuna papuracea・ Lamarek, 224 [Indian Oeean].

1871 Plaeuna sella (Gmelin): Sowerby, Placuna sp. 1, pl.1, fig. 1 [Indian und Chi-

nese coasts],

1909 Ptacuna papuw'acea Lamarek: Lynge, 12 (108) [Thailand],

1909 Plaeuna : Habe & Kosuge, 136, pl.51, fig. 3 [NSMT-Mo63898, locality unknown]. 1982 Placuna (Ephippium) quadriangutaris (sie) (Retzius): Kanno et al., 64, pl. 14, f, 9-10 [Miocene, Philippines]. Material Examined: Kawamura Colleetion: Kaohsiung (NSMT-Mo 63896), Taiwan; Philippines (NSMT-Mo 63897); locality unknown (NSMT-Mo 64010).

Other sourees: Locality unknown (NSMT-Mo 63898). Description: Shell very large, attaining 210mm in length, subquadrately

saddle-shaped, bi]aterally cempressed, more or less thick, subequilateral and

inequivalve. Dorsal margin ]ong and nearly straight. Outer surface nearly

smooth, exeepting fine radial threads. Outer coloration dark purpulish brown

with white radial rays on the whole shell. Inner eo]oration glossy purple. Nymphs

in the right valve nearly equal in length and widely diverging from each other.

Posterior adductor scar small, suborbicular and placed at the center of the shell.

Distribution: Taiwan; Philippi'nes; Ceram Sea, Indonesia; Queensland. Remarles: Kanno et al. (1982) recorded Placuna ephipptum from the upper

Miocene Taranto Formation of central Luzon, the Philippines,

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]PZacztna (llphippium) tinootnii (Gray, 1849) lf 1 i 1 y b" rb'i (Pl. 1, figs. 3-4)

1849 Placenta "ncolnii Gray, 114, Moll. pl.1, fig, 1 [Australia]. 1871 Plaeuna lincoln・ii (Gray): Sowerby, Plaettna sp, 5, pL 5, fig. 5 [Australia],

1959 Placuna loba・ta (Sowerby): Oyama & Takemura, Placuna・ pl., fig. 7, 11 [Ara-

fura Sea].

1966 PlactLna quadriangMlar!'s (sic) (Retzius): Habe & Kosuge, 136, p),51, fig. 4

[northern Australia].

Materia・e Examined: Other sourees: Thursday Island (Horikoshi private coll,),

Arafura Sea (NSMT-Mo 48580). Description: Shell moderately large, attaining 120 mm in length, subquadrate,

bilaterally compressed, thin, subequilateral and inequivalve. Dorsal margin long

and substraight, Outer surface nearly smooth, excepting fine radial threads.

Outer coloration white with brown radial rays umbonally. Inner coloration grossy

white. Nymphs in the right valve nearly equal in length and widely diverging from eaeh other. Posterior adduc:tor sear subeircular and plaeed at the eenter

of the shell.

Distribution: Arafura Sea,

]PZa(runa (thhimpium) tohata Sowerby, 1871 B V ab' V'? b' h'i ('re1'11i)

(Pl. 1, figs. 5-8)

1871 Placuna・ lobata Sowerby, Placuna sp. 4, pl.4, fig. 4, pl.5, fig. 4b [Port Essing- ton (possibly Cobourg Peninsula, Northern Territory, Australia)j. 1879 Placenta planicostata Dunker, 214-215, pL 9, fig. 2 [no locality]. 1939 Placttna lobata Sowerby; Iredale, 408 [Queensland]. Material Examined: Other seurce: Palau, 10 fathoms (Horikoshi private col- lection, ex Wada, Seiji leg.).

DescTiption: Shell subquadrate, subequilateral and inequivalve. The lower right

Fig. 4. 0uter surface of Ptacuna (EPhiPPium) lobata showing lobed margin with diverging or converging radial threads, S V h' V7 I・' h t O ftwhxan

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valve nearly flat or slightly concave and the upper left valve weakly infiated.

Ou 七er coloration pale brown with reddish brown rays and spots . Outer surfaee

ornamented wi 七h very slightly elevated , broad, rounded ribs .Ventral and dorsal

margins roughly lobed with diverging or converging radial threads . Inner colo −

ration glossy white . Posterior limb of nymphs of the righ 七 valve slightly 夏onger

than the anterior ene . Both Iimbs moderately widely diverging from each other . − Distri・btttion: Palau ; Por 七 Essington (七ype locality); Queensland (lredale, 1939 ).

要 約

日 本貝類 学 会 名 誉会 長黒 田 徳米 先生 の 満 百歳 の 誕 生 目 を 祝 い ,先 生 が 1932年 に 概 述 さ れ た マ ド ガ イ

類 に つ い て ,靱 帯 の 構造 と 機・能 を 考察 し ,現 牛 種 の 分 類 を 再 検 討 し た 。マ ド ガ イ 科 は 殻 頂 部 に 痕跡 的

な足 糸開 口 を 持 ち ,泥 底上 に 転が っ て す む ,薄 い 円盤 或 い は 鞍 形 の 特 異 な 二 枚 貝 で あ る 。化 石 は 東 大

西洋 , イ ン ド 洋 か ら知 ら れ て い る が ,現 生 種 は イ ン ド 四 太 平洋 の 熱 帯 域 に 限 ら れ て い る 。 . マ ド カ の は に ’て つ の marginal ligament イ 科 靱帯 背縁 沿 ;, 分 布 し ,両 殻 を な ぐ役 割 縁 部靱帯 ( ) と,

へ ligament 殻 内部 「Ai 形 に 突 き 出 し た 内 部靱 帯 (inner ) と か ら な る 。 内部靱 帯 は 右 殻 で は 歯状 に . . 突 き だ し た 着帯梁 に 乗 り ,左 殻 で は 着帯窩 に 納 ま る 。 内部靱帯 の 断 面 は 半 円筒 形 を 呈 し ,内側 に 繊 維

こ マ ル ス ダ レ 状靱 帯 部 が あ り,それ を 包 み 込 む よ うに 外 側 に 層状靱 帯 が あ る 。 の 構造 は ガ イ 超 科 の 二 ・ − 枚 貝 の 靱帯 (parivincular ligament ) に 類 似 し て お り, マ ドガ イ 科 に お い て も C spring の 1−E縮 ,反

発 を 利 用 し た 開 殻 機 構 が 採 ら れ ( い る こ と が 考 え ら れ る 。 一 ・ F ガ イ 科 は , 軛 円 形 ,平 坦 な 殻 を持 ち ,小 さ い 角 度 で 交 叉す る 着 帯梁 を 備 え た マ ド ガ イ 属 (マ ド . ガ イ 亜 属 ) Placuna (s . s ,) と ,亜 円 角 形 或 い は 鞍 形 の 殻 を 持 ち ,大 き な 角度 で 交 叉 す る 着 帯 梁 を 備 え

ク マ l た ( ラ ド ガ イ 亜 属 )Piacuna (EPhippium ) に 瑁!れ 、る 。 − ’ Placuna (Placuna ) Placenta (Linnaeus ,1758) マ ド ガ イ 類 円 形 , ド坦 ,銀 rl色,淡褐 色 の 放 射 ー 彩 条 を 持 つ も の も あ る 。台 湾 ,東 南 ア ジ ア ,北 東 オ ス ト ラ リ ア ,イ ン ド , ア デ ン 湾 。

PtaCuna EPhippium ePhippium Philipsson ク ラ マ ド ガ ( ) ( , 1788) イ 殻 は 厚 く, 鞍 形 。 自色 か ら . 々 つ ース 黒褐 色 ま で 様 ,褐 色 の 放射 彩 条 を 持 もの もあ る 。 台湾 ,東南 ア ジ ア ,北東 オ ト ラ リ ア 。

シ ノ ノ メ マ Placuna (EPhippium ) lincotnii(Gray ,1849 ) ド ガ イ 並 四 角 形,や や 乎 坦 。 白色 で 褐

つ フ ラ 色 の 放 射 彩 条を持 。 ア ラ 海 。

Placuna (Ephippium )lobata Sowerby ,1871 タ ソ ガ レ マ ド ガ イ (新称 ) 亜 四 角 形 , 平坦 。淡 褐 色,赤 褐 色 の 放射彩 条 及 び 斑 点 が あ る 。腹縁 に は 大き な 褶 が あ り ,殻 表 に は 収斂 ,拡 散 を く り返 す 細

い 放 射 条 線が 走 る 。パ ラ オ ,北 オ ー X ト ラ リ ア 。

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3 シ ノ ノ メ マ −Mo ,4. Ptacuna (Ephippium) tincolnii(Gray , 1849) ドガ イ 。 NSMT 48550 Arafura Sea , L 115mm .〔3 : 0uter View of the left valve 左殻 外 i l, 4 : inner view of the right valve 右殻 内 面 〕, − ー 5 8. Placuna (Ephip ρium )lobata Sowerby ,1871 タ ソ ガ レ 1 ド ガ イ (新 称)。 Horikoshi private collection , Palau , L 45mm .1:5 : 0uter view of the right valve 右殻 外 面 , 6 : inner view of the left valve 左殻 内面 ,7 : degenerated byssal foramen near

umbo of the right valve : 右 殻殻頂 部 の 足 糸 開 ロ の 痕 跡 , 8 surface ornamentation of the left valve 左殻 の 表面 装飾〕.

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