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120 THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PALEONTOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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FIGURE
EXPLANATION
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1-3,10-11. Orbitremites ellipticus (sowERBy). 1 3. Plesiotype,
245, deKoninck coll., Harvard Mus. Comp. Zoology;
Lower Carboniferous limestone, Yorkshire, England; oral,
"D" ambulacral, aboral views (all X7.2).-10 11.
Plesiotype, fragmentary, unnumbered, Joysey coll. given to
Harold Beaver, Humble Oil & Refining Company, Houston,
Texas; Lower Carboniferous, upper part of Clitheroe
Limestone (C2) of Salt Hill Knoll, Clitheroe, Lancashire,
England; 10, oral view showing wide triangular spiracles
(X10); 11, "AB" interambulacral view showing deltoid
overlapping radial limbs ( X4.3) 89
4-6. Orbitremites cant panulatus (M'Cov), plesiotype, 1,633,
James coll., Univ. Chicago; Lower Carboniferous lime-
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stone, ?Devonshire, England; 4,6, "C" ambulacral, aboral
views (X6.6); 5, oral view of "D" ambulacrum showing
one hydrospire fold (short, wide) on each side of the
ambulacrum (inked on one side to show outline of hydrospire
plate) (X13) 89
7-9,12. Ellipticoblastus orbicularis (SowERBy).-7 9. Plesiotype,
13,877, Gurley coll., Univ. Chicago; Lower Carboniferous
limestone, Lancashire, England; oral, "D"
ambulacral, aboral views, showing radial plates overlapping
deltoids (all X6.1).-12. Plesiotype, 241, de-
Koninck coll., Harvard Mus. Comp. Zoology; Lower Carboniferous
limestone, Settle, England; oral view of summit
showing wide triangular spiracles (X10) 73