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Clypeaster Scillae DES MOULINS, 1837 FOURTAU: 97; Pl Clypeaster scillae DES MOULINS, 1837 FOURTAU: 97; pl. 4, figs. 1-3 [fide FOURTAU, 1920, (Pl. 33; Figs. 1-3; Pl. 34, Figs. 1-8; Pl. 35, Figs. 1-2) who placed it in the synonymy of C. crassus] 1905 Clypeaster crassicostatus, AG. – GAÁL: 362 * 1837 C.[lypeaster] scillæ. Nob. – DES MOULINS: 65-65, 1906b Clypeaster crassus – LAMBERT: 27; pl. 7, figs. 1-2 no. 13 [not seen, fide PHILIPPE, 1998] 1837b Clypeaster grandiflorus – BRONN: 14; pl. xxxvi, 1906b Clypeaster grandiflorus – LAMBERT: 23-26 [not fig. 9a-d [nomen nudum] seen, fide PHILIPPE, 1998] # pp 1838 Clypeaster grandiflorus nob. humilis (fig. 1912 Clypeaster Scillæ DESMOULINS, 1837. – LAMBERT: nostr.) – BRONN: 903-905 93-94 1840b Clypeaster crassus AG. – AGASSIZ: 6 (moulage en 1912 Clypeaster crassus AGASSIZ, 1840. – LAMBERT: plâtre 55) [nomen nudum] 94-95; pl. 7, fig. 6 1840b Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – AGASSIZ: 6 1912 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN, 1838. – LAMBERT: (moulage en plâtre Q 12) [nomen nudum] 95-96 pp 1847a [Clypeaster] Scillæ DESML. – AGASSIZ & DESOR: 1912 Clypeaster pentadactylus PERN et GAUTHIER, 131 [placed C. latirostris AG. into the synonymy 1891. – LAMBERT: 96-97 of C. scillae] 1913a Clypeaster grandiflorus – COTTREAU: 103; pl. 10, 1852 Clypeaster grandiflorus LAM. – CŽJŽEK: 51 fig. 2 1855 Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – ANDRAE: 302 . 1913a Clypeaster pentadactylus PERON et GAUTHIER – 1856a Clypeaster grandiflorus (, 903, pars). – BRONN COTTREAU: 102-104; pl. 10, figs. 1, 1a; pl. 13, in BRONN & ROEMER: 324-325 figs. 1, 1a 1856b Clypeaster grandiflorus BR. – BRONN & ROEMER: # 1914b Clypeaster Manini LOV. –LOVISATO: 557-561; 83; pl. 36, fig. 9a-d pl. 9, figs. 1a-d 1856 Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – ROLLE: 591 1915 Clypeaster Scillæ DESMOULINS. – LAMBERT: 223 1856 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN excl. synon. 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. – MÁJER: 35, 88 (C. crassus Ag.) – ROLLE: 591 1915 Cl. Scillae DERM. – MÁJER: 35, 88 1857 [Clypeaster] Scillæ, id. – PICTET: 220 ? 1915 Cl. Crassis AG. – MÁJER: 35, 88 pp 1858 [Clypeaster] Scillæ DESMOUL. – DESOR: 241; ? 1915 Cl. crassicostatus SISM. – MÁJER: 35, 88 pl. 29, figs. 1-3 v. 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. – VADÁSZ: 1859 Clypeaster crassicostatus – ZOLLIKOFER: 217 126-128; pl. 12 (6), fig. 4 1861 Clypeaster Scillæ, DES MOULINS – MICHELIN: 114; # v. 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. var. anteacutus pl. 16, figs. 1a-f VAD. – VADÁSZ: 126-128; figs. 19, 21 1861 Clypeaster crassicostatus, AGASSIZ – MICHELIN: v. 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. var. 115; pl. 17, figs. 1a-f rhabdopetalus POM. – VADÁSZ: 126-128; figs. 20, 1867 Clyp. crassicostatus AG. – STACHE: 143 22 1868 Cl. Scillae – KARRER: 570 (footnote) # 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. var. basiconcava 1869 Clypeaster Scillae DESM. – FUCHS: 194 – VADÁSZ: 128 [type material lost] 1869a Clypeaster crassicostatus AGASSIZ. – LAUBE: # 1915 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. var. altipetalus – 183 VADÁSZ: 128 [type material lost] 1869a Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS. – LAUBE: 183 v. 1915 Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS. – VADÁSZ: 129-131 1870 Clypeaster crassicostatus DESM. – LAUBE: 314 # v ? 1915 Clypeaster digitalis n. sp. – VADÁSZ: 135-136; 1870 Clypeaster Scillae DESM. – LAUBE: 314 fig. 28 1871 Clypeaster crassicostatus AGASSIZ. – LAUBE: 63 v. 1915 Clypeaster altus KLEIN. – VADÁSZ: 152-153, 1871 Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS. – LAUBE: 63 figs. 44 1871 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN – STUR: 590 v pp 1915 Clypeaster crassus AG. Junges Exemplar. – ? 1871 Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – STUR: 590 VADÁSZ: pl. 6, fig. 2 1874 Clypeaster grandiflorus – QUENSTEDT: pl. 82, 1920 Clypeaster crassus, AGASSIZ 1840 – FOURTAU: fig. 12, 18 47-48 1875 Clypeaster grandiflorus – QUENSTEDT: 539-541 1920 Clypeaster geneffensis, GAUTHIER 1898 – 1877 Clypeaster Scillae DESM. – KARRER: 312 FOURTAU: 49-50 1878 Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – HILBER: 560, 575 1920 Clypeaster pentadactylus, PERON et GAUTHIER 1879 Clypeaster aff. Clyp. crassicostatus, DESOR. – 1891 – FOURTAU: 53-55 HERMITE: 242 1920 Clypeaster Scillæ, DESMOULINS 1837 – FOURTAU: 56 1879 Clypeaster crassicostatus, AGASS. – HERMITE: 253 # 1927b Clypeaster Zanoni CHECCHIA-RISPOLI – CHECCHIA- 1885 Clypeaster crassicostatus, Agass. – POMEL: RISPOLI: 12-15; pl. 3, figs. 1, 1a; pl. 4, figs. 1-2 pl. B25, figs. 1-8 1927a Clypeaster crassicostatus SISMONDA, 1841 – 1885 Clypeaster Scillee? DESM.- POMEL: pl. B26, LAMBERT: 14-15 figs. 1-7 1927a Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS, 1837 – LAMBERT: 1887b Clypeaster crassicostatus, AGASSIZ. – KOCH: 15 263-264 1927b Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS, 1837. – LAMBERT: # 1887 Clypeaster bunopetalus – POMEL: p. 204 [refers 94 to the specimen figured as C. scillee? in 1885] 1931 Clypeaster Scillæ DESMOULINS. – LAMBERT: 45 # 1891 Clypeaster pentadactylus, PERON et GAUTHIER, 1931 Clypeaster Scillæ DESMOULINS variété geneffensis 1891. – PÉRON & GAUTHIER in COTTEAU, PÉRON & GAUTHIER – LAMBERT: 212; pl. 8, figs. 1-3 GAUTHIER: 183-187; pl. 6, figs. 4-5 1938a Clypeaster scillae DESM. – KALABIS: 2-3, 5, 8, 10 1894 Clypeaster crassicostatus. AGASS. – LÖRENTHEY: 61 1938a Clypeaster scillae DESM. var. grandiflorus BRONN 1898 Clypeaster crassicostatus AG. – KORNHUBER: 31 – KALABIS: 3, 5, 8, 10 . 1900 Clypeaster Geneffensis GAUTHIER 1898 – GAUTHIER 1938b Clypeaster scillae DESM. – KALABIS: 3-5, 8-9 in FOURTAU: 705-707; pl. 3, figs. 4-6 1938 Clypeaster pentadactylus PERON & GAUTHIER . 1900 Clypeaster pentadactylus PERON et GAUTHIER 1891 – POLJAK: 177-178; pl. 3, figs. 1, 1a 1891 – FOURTAU: 708-709; pl. 4, figs. 5-9 1938 Clypeaster airaghi LAMBERT 1913 – POLJAK: 178; # 1902 Clypeaster Vasseli GAUTHIER, 1901. – GAUTHIER in pl. 3, fig. 2 70 SYSTEMATIC PART SYSTEMATIC PART 71 1938 Clypeaster scillae DESMOULINS 1837 – POLJAK: ? 1984 Clypeaster acclivis POMEL – MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 175-176; pl. 2, fig. 3 233; pl. 13, figs. 1, 1a-b [juvenile specimen] ? 1938 Clypeaster crassus AGASSIZ 1840 – POLJAK: 1993 Clypeaster scillae DESMOULINS, 1837 – 176-177 MĄCZYŃSKA: 110; pl. 4, figs. 1a-1d; pl. 5, fig. 1 ? 1938 Clypeaster scutiformis LAMARCK 1824 – POLJAK: 1996 Clypeaster scillae DESMOULINS, 1837 – 182-183; pl. 2, fig. 4 [very probably a juvenile MĄCZYŃSKA: 41; pl. 2, figs. a-e C. scillae] 1996 Clypeaster altus KLEIN – GHIURCA: 190, 1939 Clypeaster Scillae DREG. – KAPOUNEK: 67 unnumbered fig. 1939 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. – KAPOUNEK: 72 1997 Clypeaster scillae alienus VADÁSZ – MAJCEN et al.: 1939 Clypeaster Scillae DESM. – KAPOUNEK: 72, 74 106; pl. 6, fig. 1 1949 Clypeaster scillae scillae DESMOULINS, 1837. – v. 1998 Clypeaster sp. – HIDEN: pl. 1, figs. 1-5 KALABIS: 33-35, 86-89; pl. 1, figs. 1-2 1998 Clypeaster scillae DESMOULINS, 1837 – PHILIPPE: 1949 Clypeaster scillae crassus L. AGASSIZ, 1840. – 119-122; pl. 17, figs. 1-2 KALABIS: 35-37, 89-91; pl. 1, figs. 3-5 1999 Clypeaster altus – PILLER & HARZHAUSER: 224; 1949 Clypeaster crassicostatus SISMONDA – SCHOUPPÉ: fig. 25 143 2000 Clypeaster sp. – ZORN: 19; fig. 8 1955 Clypeaster crassicostatus SISM. – TOLLMANN: v. 2001 Clypeaster scillae (MICHELIN) – SCHMID et al.: 13, Tab. 5b 23 1955 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN – TOLLMANN: . 2001 Clypeaster scillae DESMOULINS, 1837 – MIKUŽ & Tab. 5b MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 50-52; pl. 1, figs. 1, 1a, 2 1955 Clypeaster scillae DESM. – TOLLMANN: Tab. 5b . 2001 Clypeaster scillae cf. alienus VADÁSZ, 1915 – non 1958 Clypeaster Scillae DESMOULINS – IMBESI SMEDILE: MIKUŽ & MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 52-53; pl. 1, figs. 3, 20-21, 35-36; pl. 3, figs. 3, 3a-b; pl. 14, figs. 2, 3a-b; pl. 2, figs. 2, 2a-b 2a; pl. 15, fig. 1 v. 2002b C.[lypeaster] scillae DES MOULINS – KROH: 11 non 1958 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN – IMBESI SMEDILE: v. 2002 Clypeaster sp. – PLÖCHINGER & KARANITSCH: 165, pl. 16, figs. 4, 4a-b; pl. 18, figs. 1, 1a-b fig. 354 [probably a juvenile C. altus] 2002 Clypeaster – PLÖCHINGER & KARANITSCH: 168, 1960 Clypeaster (Pliophyma) altus (KLEIN 1734, in fig. 364 LESKE 1778) – KOJUMDGIEVA & STRACHIMIROV: 230; 2004 Clypeaster scillae – HARZHAUSER et al.: 82, pl. 7, fig. 9; pl. 8, fig. 16-8 [misidentified C. fig. scillae] 1962a Clypeaster scillae – THENIUS: 27; pl. 6, fig. 33 Type-material: 1963 Clypeaster Zanoni CHECCHIA RISPOLI – COMASCHI Clypeaster scillae DES MOULINS, 1837: CARIA: 22-23; pl. 4, figs. 1-2 Holotype: current whereabouts unknown v. 1964 Clypeaster campanulatus partschi MICHEL. – ERTL: Locus typicus: “Villeneuve-lès-Avignon”; according to PHILIPPE 253-255; figs. 1-2 [misidentification] (1998: 120) there is no doubt that this means the quarries of 1968 Clypeaster scillae – KÜPPER: pl. 4, fig. 32 Montagnet, near Angles, Gard, France 1968 Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN. – SCHMID: Age: Burdigalian, Early Miocene Anhang 1969 Clypeaster scillae alienus VAD. – MITROVIĆ- Clypeaster grandiflorus BRONN, 1838: PETROVIĆ: 125-126; pl. 4, fig. 2; pl. 5, figs. 1, 1a Holotype: specimen figured by BRONN (1837: 14; pl. xxxvi, fig. 1969 Clypeaster altus KLEIN – MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 126; 9a-d); collection of BRONN; current whereabouts unknown pl. 5, figs. 2, 2a Locus typicus: probably Kemence, Pest, Hungary (see below) 1969 Clypeaster grandiflorus anteacutus VAD. – Stratum typicum: Leitha limestone MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 129; pl. 12, figs. 1, 1a-b Age: Badenian (Langhian-Early Serravallian), Middle Miocene 1969 Clypeaster manini LOV. – MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: Remarks: BRONN mentioned the species for the first time in 129-130; pl. 13, figs. 1, 1a-b 1837 without description or locality information, but provided 1969 Clypeaster chiassi LOV. – MITROVIĆ-PETROVIĆ: 130; a figure (BRONN, 1837: 14; pl. xxxvi, fig. 9a-d). A figure alone is pl. 14, figs. 1, 1a-b
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