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BLASTOID STUDIES 121
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EXPLANATION OF PLATE 44
FIGURE PAGE
1-7. Globoblastus norwoodi (OwEN & SHUMARD), neotypes,
S4,956 (new holotype, figs. 1-6), S4,955 (new paratype,
fig. 7), Springer coll. (old number S3,759), U.S. Natl.
Mus.; Lower Mississippian, Upper Burlington Limestone,
Burlington, Iowa; 1-3, oral, "D" ambulacral, aboral views
( X3.5); 4, oral view of summit of same (X7.4); 5, aboral
view of basal circlet (X8); 6, "C" ambulacrum showing
nature of pores and lancet covered by side plates
(X6.7); 7, aboral view of polished section (empty) showing
two hydrospire folds on each side of an ambulacrum,
"E" ambulacrum upward (X5.2) 74
8-12. Orbitremites derbiensis (SowERHY), plesiotypes, 328 (figs.
10-12), 4 (fig. 9), unnumbered etched specimen (fig. 8),
Joysey coll , given to Harold Beaver, Humble Oil & Refining
Company, Houston, Texas; Lower Carboniferous,
Cockleshell beds of Middle Limestone of Yarnbury, near
Grassington, Yorkshire, England; 8, detailed oral view
showing cryptodeltoids (CD), hypodeltoid (HD), hydrospire
plate (HP), lancet plate (L), and superdeltoid plate
(Su) ( X15.3); 9, oral view of polished cross section of
"E" ambulacrum showing one hydrospire fold on each
side of an ambulacrum, each fold long and curved (X9);
10-12, oral, "D" ambulacral, aboral views (X6.3) 88