Revision of Lithostrotionella - USGS

SYSTEMATIC PALE ONTOLOGY 39
Lithostrotionella cf. spiniformis Yii. Wu, 1964, p. 35,
79, pl. 4, figs. 7, 8. Lower Carboniferous, Visean.
Hunan, China.
Lithostrotionella sp. B. Lo and Chao, 1962, p. 184, pl.
22, fig. 6. Lower Carboniferous, Visean. Ching-hai,
China.
Lithostrotionella sp. Kolosvary, 1951, p. 38, pl. 10, figs.
4-9,pl. 18, figs. 1-3. Carboniferous or Permian,
Hungary.
Lithostrotionella sp. Dobrolyubova, 1936a, p. 29, pl. 13,
figs. 36, 37. Upper Carboniferous, Ural Mountains,
U.S.S.R.
Lithostrotionella sp. undet. Minato, 1955, p. 87, pl. 1,
fig. 3, pl. 34, fig. 11, pl. 37, fig. 9. Lower Carboniferous,
I wate, Japan.
Lithostrotionella? sp. Ross and Ross, 1963, p. 418, pl.
49, figs. 1, 2, 4, 10. Upper Carboniferous, Virgilian.
Gaptank Formation, Texas, U.S.A.
ADDITIONAL TAXA
While the manuscript was being processed for publication,
several additional studies of lithostrotionelloid corals
described under the names of Hillia, Lithostrotionella,
Petalaxis, Stelechophyllum, and
Thysanophyllum came to my attention. Translations of
the descriptions of these taxa that are in Chinese and
Russian papers were not available at the time, preventing
a complete evaluation of them. Moreover, taxa in the
Chinese papers are poorly illustrated. These additional
taxa are listed below, by publication.
Fan, Y. N., 1978, in Southwest China Geological Institute,
[Paleontological atlas of southwestern
China, Sichuan Province]: v. 2, 684 p., 191 pls. (In
Chinese.) Seep. 182-184.
Lithostrotionella maccoyana (Edwards and Haime)
L. sexangula de Groot
L. mui (Lo)
L. fugimotoi (Igo)
L. orboensis de Groot
L. orboensis regularis Fan, n.subsp.
L. pinguis Fan, n. sp.
L. awenggouensis Fan, n. sp.
L. vesiculosa vesiculosa Fan, n. subsp.
?L. sp.
Stelechophyllum ascendens ascendens (Tolmachev)
S. ascendens simplex Drobolyubova
Gorskiy, I. 1., 1978, Korally Srednego Karbona zapadnogo
sklona U rala [The Middle Carboniferous corals
of the western slope of the Urals]: Akademiya Nauk
SSSR, Otdelenie Geologii, Geofiziki, i Geokhimi, Izdatelstvo
"Nauka," 223 p., 23 pls., 43 figs. See p.
150-152.
Lithostrotionella stylaxis (Trautschold) subsp.
'Uralica Gorskiy, n. subsp.
L. flexuosa (Trautschold)
Guo, Z. C., 1976, in Northeastern Geological Institute
and Geological Bureau of Inner Mongolia, [Paleontological
atlas of northern China, part of Inner
Mongolia]: v. 1, 502 p., 232 pls. (In Chinese.) Seep.
86.
Lithostrotionella ivanovi Dobrolyubova
L. banffense (Warren)
Wang, H. D., 1978, in Stratigraphic-Paleontological
Working Team of Guizhou Province, [Paleontological
atlas of southwestern China, Guizhou Province]:
v. 2, 638 p., 165 pls. (In Chinese.) See p.
133-140.
Lithostrotionella kueichouensis Y ii
L. kuechouensis magna Wang, n. subsp.
L. baijinensis Wang, n. sp.
L. multivesiculata Wang, n. sp.
L. spiniformis Yii
L. changshunensis Wang, n. sp.
L. stylaxis (Trautschold)
L. tingi Chi
L. dushanensis Wang, n. sp.
L. elegantula (Wu and Zhao)
L. jiaruoensis Wang, n. sp.
H'illia perapertuensis de Groot
H. mi~rwr (Wu and Zhao)
Wilson, E. C., 1982, Wolfcampian rugose and tabulate
corals (Coelenterata: Anthozoa) from the Lower
Permian McCloud Limestone of northern California:
Los Angeles County Natural History Museum Contributions
in Science no. 337, 90 p., 48 figs. See p.
65-73.
Petala.xis allisonae Wilson, n. sp.
P. besti Wilson, n. sp.
P. kennedyi Wilso;n, n. sp.
P. pecki Wilson, n. sp.
P. sutherlandi Wilson, n. sp.
Xu, 1977, in Central Southern Geological Institute and
Geological Bureaus of Henan, Hubei, Hunan,
Guangdong, and Guangxi Provinces, [Paleontological
atlas of central southern China]: v. 2, 856
p., 253 pls. (In Chinese.) Seep. 202-203.
Lithostrotionella hsujiulingi Y oh
L. micra Kelly
L. maccoyana (Edwards and Haime)
Thysanophyllum ascendens ascendens (Tolmachev)
T. ascendens simplex (Dobrolyubova)
Yii, C. C., Lin, I. T., Huang, C. H., and Tsai, T. S., 1978,
[Early Carboniferous stratigraphy and corals of
eastern Xinjiang]: Chinese Academy of· Geological
Sciences, Editorial Committee of Professional
Papers of Stratigraphy and Paleontology, Profes-