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System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda 107

0riginal Description: "Shell long, slender; splre and aperture about

equal in height; entire surface ornamented by丘ne reticulate sculpturing

overlying ll to 14 sinuous transverse ribs which tend to disappear on the

body whorl. Aperture spindle‑shaped; inner lip covered by a regular ovaレ

shaped callus which is thickest posteriorly・ Canal and outer lip missing on all specimens. Dimensions of holotype (medium sized shell lacking canal and

apex) ; height 95mm; diameter, 37.5mm; of largest paratype with apex and

canal missing; 、beight, 119.3mm; diameter, 55・5mm・

Remarks: Shell relatively large sized with highsplre and medium sized protoconch. Probably丘ve postnuclear

band absent and shoulder angulated.

line, coarser than in indurata, and striations. Columella plaits unknown.

wborls and suture deep. Subsutural Axial ribs running oblique to suture

there are developed numerous radial

This species has been confused with indurata, and may have some relationships with striata or densicostata・

Geological Horizon: The Blakely formation ; upper Oligocene・

Musashia

(Miopleiona)

scowensis (DuRHAM,

1944)

アメリカヒタチオビ(節)

1944. MioPleiona scowensis DuRHAM. Univ・ Calif・ Pub・ Bull・ Dept・ Geol・ Sci・・ vol・

29, no. 5, pp. 177, 178, pl. 19,丘g. 15.

Holotype: MPUC no. 35419.

original Description: Shell apparently long; fusiform; large; similar to M. weaveri TEGLAND, axial ribs 16 or 17 in number, retractive for a short distance from the suture, then protractive ;splral ornamentatioJI Of penultimate whorl consists of about 14丘ne ribs with interspaces twice as wide; at times the secondary splral ribs approach the prlmarries in strength; the intersec‑

tion of growth lines with these ribs glVeS a reticulate appearance; suture abutting, profile of whorl gradually rounded from sutur.e・

Remarks.・

Althoughthe

holotype is very fragmental, this species with its obsolete axial ribs is unique among the species of Miopleiona, and in this

point it comes nearer to striata・ Protoconch, number of postnuclear whorls and columella plaits unknown. Subsutural band absent・

Geological Horizon : Turritella porterensis zone in the Marrowstone shale of the upper Lincoln formation; upper Oligocene・

Musashia

(Musashia)

hirasei (SowERBY, 1912) ニクイロヒタチオビ(Pl・ 15,丘g・11)

Loc. °it.

1960. Fulgoraria aff・ hirasei (SowERBY), MACNEIL. Geol. Surv・、Prof・ PapリnO・ 339, p. 97, pl. 14,丘g. 13.

1962. Fulgoraria (Psephaea) cancellata koyuensis S8UTO. Mem・ Fac・ Sci・ Kyushu Univ. ser. D, vol1 12, no・ 1, pp・ 66, 67, pl・ ll, figs・ 3, 6?

・textfig・ 12,

108 T. SHIKAMA

IReferred

Specimens: USNM 562966 reported by MACNEIL from the Chinen

sand bed at Loc. 17481

(Hesbikiya),

Okinawa‑Honto, Okinawal). GK‑L 6182

(holotype),

6181 collected by T. SⅢuTO from the middle Tsuma formation at

Tsuma bridge, YamasumiJSaito City, Miyazaki Prefecture2). Two fragmental shells

(GIYU)

collected

by Y. SATOYOStII from the Kokozura formation at

lzura, Otsu‑machi, Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki Prefecture (Pl. 15,丘g. ll)3). A shell

(GIYU)

collected by S. SEKIGUCHI from the Tamari bed in Kakegawa

area, Shizuoka Frefecture4).

Remarks: A shell from Izura here illustrated crrries three whorls has eminent axial ribs and numerous radial striations, cancellated with each other, and one very weak columella plait. MACNEIL's specimen is a very fragmental splreL with medium sized protoconch, and SHUTO'st cancellafa koyuensis is also based on fragmental splre With one columella plait. The specimen from the Tamari bed is a last whorl.

Geological Horizons: The Kokozura or Takaku formation; late Miocene, F3‑G. The Tamari bed; latest Miocene, G. The Tsuma formation; late Miocene, G. The Chinen sand bed; earliest Pleistocene, Ⅰ.

Musashia

(Musashia)

cancellata

(KuRODA

& HABE,

1950)

チリメソヒタチオビ(Pl. 12,丘gs・25, 26)

Loc. °it.

1962・ Fulgoraria (Psephaea) cancellata KuRODA & HABE, SHUTO・ MerD・ Fac・ Sci・

Kyushu UnivリSer. D, vol. 12, no. 1, pp, 65, 66, Pl. 12,丘gs. 1, 2, 8.

Referred

SPecimeTLS:

.GK‑L‑6176‑6178 collected by T. MATSUMOTO et all from the、 lowerLTakanabe formation at Hagenoshita, Uwae, Takanabe‑machi, Koyu‑gun, Miyazaki Prefectures) and a cliffat the entrance of the gorge 600m south of T6riyama, Kawaminami‑machi, Koyu‑gun, Miyazaki Prefectures).

GK‑L 7199‑80 collected by T. SHUTO from the same localities. A shell (GIYU) collected by M・ KuNIKAT阜 from the Takanabe formation at a point lkm

south of Takanabe. Railway Station, Takanabe‑machi, Koyu‑gun, Miyazaki

Prefecture7).

Remarks: The shell collected by KuNIKATA

(Pl.

12,figs. 25, 26) is rela‑

tively well in preservation, with 丘ve postnuclear whorls, 86.2mm high; a, 66.8mm; b, 18.6mm; c, 32.1mm; b/a, 0.28; c/a, 0.48. There are 17axialribs in penultimate whorl and subsutural band distinct.

GeologlCal Horizon: the lower Takanabe formation; early pliocene, H.

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7)

沖縄本島平敷屋 宮崎県西都市山角妻橋

茨城県市大津町五浦 静岡県満水

宮崎県児湯郡高鍋町上江冗の下 同郡川南町通山

同郡高鍋町高鍋駅南方

System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda log

Musashia

(Musashia)

sp. aff. noguchii (HAYASHI, 1960) ノダチヒタチオビ(Pl・ ll,丘gs・ 3,4)

Loc. °it.

Referred

SPecimen: A Sakahata bed at Sakahata,

Remarks:

̲The shell is

a little eroded. There are

Two columella plaits in weak. This species may by unangqlated shoulder

GeologLCal Horizon :

Pliocene, H2.

shell

(GIYU)

collected by the writer from the Kazusa‑macbi, Kimitsu‑gun, Chiba Prefecturel).

54・6mm.high, fusiform and the surface of splre 4・5 postnuclear whorls and protoconch eroded.

last whorl are ratller Weak. Axial ribs few.and be identi丘ed with noguchii

thougha

little different and very smooth surface.

The Sakahata bed of the middle Seki

‑Groug,・ late

Musashia

(Musashia)

smithii

(SowERBY,

1901)

ウスヒタチオビ Loc. °it.

Referred、s♪ecimen:

A fragment of spire (GIYU) collected by Y. MATSU‑

s=IMA from the Hasumi bed at Hosono, Kazusa‑machi,Kimitsu‑gun, Chiba

Prefecture2).

Remarks: The splre has four whorls and large protoconch. Surface of whorl rather 且at

though

there are moderately developed axial ribs and

numerous radial striations・ Sutural area stepped・

GeologlCal Horizon: The Hasumi bed of upper Seki Group; late Pliocene, H2.

Mus?shia

(Musashia)

totomiensis (MAKIYAMA,

1927)

マキヤマヒタチオビ(新) (Pl・12,丘gs・ 1,2)

1927・ Fulgoraria totomiensis MAKIYAMA・ Mem・ Coll・ Sci. Kyoto Imp. Univ., ser. B,

γol. 1, no. 1, art. 1,p. 77, pl. 3,丘gs. 17, 18.

Holotype: MAKIYAMA's no・ 303 in the lnst. Geol. Min. Kyoto Univ., col‑

lected from Tennoyama3).

OrigL‑nal Description: ‥A species closely allied to PsePhaea concinna BRODERIP・ Whorls roundly shouldered; the slope a little concave, its beigbt about onethird of the whorl ; the surface below the angle nearly vertical, very slightly constracted at the suture・ Body‑whorl lightly convex, very little

conctracted below・ Sculpture consisting 13 axial plicate costae crossed by many splral threads; the axials formlng elongate nodules on the angle of

1 2 3

千葉県君津郡上総町坂畑 千葉県君津郡上駄町細野 掛川市天王山

110 T. SHIKAMA

the body whor), diminishing towards the base; the interspaces wide and concave; the splrals like those of P. hirasei SowERBY, a little more than 40 in the penultimate whorl, subequal, broader than the intervened grooves, running all over the surface of the later whorls. Aperture rather narrow, slightly canaliculated at the upper angle, truncated at the base・ Outer lip thickened and rounded, slightly expanded above, thinner near the base.

Columelは subvertical, with one oblique plait. Inner lip thin, spreading broadly over the body whorl, with an arcked free edge・ Height of the body whorl, 40mm; diameter, 24mm.

Rdferred

SPecimens.・ A shell

(GIYU)

collected by S・ SEKIGUCHI from the Tamari bed at a road‑cutt血g nortb、west of

Anyoji,

Kakegawa City, Shizuoka

Prefecturel)・ A.fragment of last whorl (GIYU) collected by S・ SEKIGUCIil from the Tenno sand bed at Higasbi Middle School, Kakegawa City2).

Remarks: This species is closely allied to noguchii

thoughshoulder

is

more angulated, axial rilbs are less in number and surface is more smooth・

The pattern of columella plait coincides with that of noguchii‑clara group,

that is f.F or F. The shell from ApyoJl is 54.3mm

highas

preserved and

with three whorls. There are 13占Ⅹi卑Iribs in penultimate whorl. Subsutural band is absent.

Geological Horizons: The Tamari bed; late Miocene, G・ The Tenno sand bed of the Kakegawa Group; middle Pliocene, Hl̲2.

Musashia (Musashia) hyugaensis

(SHUTO,

1962) ヒユウガヒタチオビ(新)

1962. Fulgoraria (PsePhaea) hyugaensis SHUTO. Mem・ Fac・ Sci・ Kyushu univ・, ser・

D, vol. 12, no. 1, pp. 68, 69, pl. 12,figs. 3, 4, 6, pl. 13,丘g・ 2・

HolotyPe :

grey silt bed Prefectures).

ParatyPe : 4652

(deformed

・Immature shell (GK‑L 6183) collected by T. SHUTO from the at Hagenoshita, Uwae, Takanabe‑machi, Koyu‑gun, Miyazaki GK‑L 6184 from the same locality mentioned above・ GK‑L

shell)collected by T. SEUTO from the silty sandstone on the roadside, 300m north of Kushiki bridge, Kusiki, Kamihokita, Saito Sity, Miyazaki Prefecture4).

original Description: 'E The shell is moderately small in size and fusiform

with the acute splre and the long base・ The test is moderately thick but

not solid. The protoconch is smooth, globular, and consists of about two to two and a half volutions, of which tbe丘rst is very oblique, small, and cup‑

shaped tip, the second islarge and globose, and the remainder is subcylindrical・

1) 2) 3) 4)

静岡県掛川市安着寺北西

掛川市東中学

宮崎県児蕩郡高鍋町上江冗の下 宮崎県西都市上穂北串木

Systcm and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda lil They are separated one another by the shallowly impressed suture and the lateral boundary between the protoconcb and the post‑embryoni‑c whorl is not

sharp but rather gradual・ The post‑embryonic whorls are about four in

number at the adult stage; they are roundly angulated at the upper third of the splre Whorl and the shoulder is concave below the obsolete subsutural band ; the surface below the angulation is slightly convex and slightly receding.

The body whorl is large and gradually contracted below to the snout. The surface of the whorl is ornamented by the axial

・folds which are sharp and

strong at the angulation・ once weakened upward at the concave part of

the shoulder and again distinct at the subsutural band showing rather the granulose appe?rance; they also weakened gradually downward to the lower

suture and disappear on the 1)asal surface of the body whorl. The axial

folds keep their sharpness and strength at the periphery of the body whorl.

The axial folds keep their sharpness and disappear on the basal surface of the body whorl except for the latest part of the body

,whorl where they

are somewhat weakened・ They are somewhat narrower than the interspaces

and numbered fourteen to丘fteen on the splre Whorls・ The aperture is long, rather narrow, occupylng more than half of the shell height, bluntly pointed at the posterior end, and gradually contracted anteriorly・ The outer lip is sharp, almost vertical, and simple・ The inner lip is slightly oblique at the

partial part and has one distinct splral plait at the lower part of the columella

lip・ The callus is thin but sharply margined. The canal is moderate in

length・ widely open・ and truncated at the end・ The splral sculpture i畠not developed except for the numerous minute lines, which cross over the axials.

Holotype・

Height‥

21・1 mm, Diameter

8,6hlm,

Numbers of nucleoconch: 2.25, Numbers of nuclear whorls: 3, axial ribs: 15, col‑umellar plait: 1.‑

Remarks: As SHUTO gave an elaborately detail・ed description, this especi.es is characterized by small size, large sized protoconch, four postnuclear whorls,

one columella plait in last whorl, very angulated shoulder, smooth surface without radial striations and strong・ radial ribs・ Although an undeformed adult specimen is not fully known, t‑be writer thinks that this species is related closest to totomiensis in construction and pattern・ of shells.

GeologlCal Horizons: The upper Kawabaru formation and the lower Takanabe formation ;middle Miocene and Mio‑pliocene ; F呂‑Hl.

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Musashia (Musashia)

nagaoi

(HAT阜I

MS),

,SHII革AMA, ∩SP. nQV.

ナガオヒタチオビ(節) (Pl・13,丘gs・‑9‑12)

Holotype: IGPS cat・ no・ 72689 frorp the.PoroTlai formation at the entrance of a valley east of Mayachi, Yubari City, Hokkaido.

(Pl.

13,丘gs. 9, 10).1'

Referred

SPecimen: UTCM reported by YoKOYAMA aS Voluta megaspira 1)北海道夕張市真谷地東方の谷

112 官. SI寸IKAMA

from the Makubetsu coal mine, Tokacbi, Hakkaido

(Pl.

13,丘gs. ll, 12)・1)

Diagnosis: Shell medium sized, fusiform, relativery thin, and has small protoconch and four postnuclear wborls・ Spire relativery low and last whorl eminently developed and in且ated・ Subsutural band obsolete and suture not deep・ Axial ribs absent and there are developed numerous axial striations, which rum rather oblique to suture above sboulder・ Surface of whorls rather smooth and without radial striations. Inner lip broad and columella plaits unknown. Aperture large sized・ an、d outer lip tolerabley convex outward・

shoulder not angulated but gently curved and middle portion of last whorl vaulted. Holotype: 115mm bigb and 452mm wide,

b/a:

22・1/85・8‑0・26,

c/a:

45.2/85.8‑0.53.

Remarks: This species looks rather like smithi in general outline・

eminently developed last whorl, rather smooth whorl surfaces, broad inner lip and shallow sutural area, but is clearly different by the・ absence of axial ribs and radial striations. In this respect, this species is very unlqne among the Japanese fulgorarids. Holotype is welトpreserved,  ̄but UTCM is broken in apex and columella tip; it is 69mm high as preserved and 38mm wide in last whorl.

GeologlCal Horizon: The Poronai formation ; Oligo‑Miocene, D‑E.

Musashia

(Musashia?)

kannoi sp. nov.

カソノヒタチオピ(Pl・ 14,丘gs・7,8)

1960. Fulgoraria (PsePhaea)striata (YoK.), KANNO (pars). Tert. Syst. Chichibu

Basin, pt. 2, pp. 376, 377, pl. 49,丘g. 13.

Holotype: TUB‑G‑5670, illustrated by KANNO from the Nenokami bed at Loc. 206, a mountainside cliff, about 300m east of the waterfall at Nenokami, Hikok払bo, Yoshida‑machi, Chichibu‑gtLn, Saitama Prefecture2).

Referred

SPecimens: IGPS cat..no. 85595, collected by lsHII from the

Takamizo silt bed in Kimitsu‑gun, Chiba Prefecture. A shell (GIYU) collected by S. YAMASHITA from the Kaisekizan bed at K6zabara, Misato‑mura, Age‑

gun, Mie Prefecture・3)

Diagnosis.・ Shell medium sized,

high

spired, vaulted and with large

protoconch and four postnuclear whorls・ Last whorl large and eminently

in且ated. Shoulder not angulathe but gently curved. Subsutural band absent.

Axial ribs strong and numerous, about 25 in penultimate whorl, and crossed by distinct axial striations・ Columella plaits unknown but they are probably

two and weak, F.F on last whorl.

Remarks: This shecies is rather related with tokunagai or miensis, but is distinguished by more inflated last whorl and different number of post‑

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