Part II - State of New Jersey

10 CIIETACEOUS FOSSILSFamily Natieidae'Lunatio halli Gnbh 1660Plate 46, Figure S; Plate 47, Figures 9: 10> 12; l'late 59, Figure 12.L~inufia IIalli Gabb: 1660, Jour. Acad. Xat. Sci. Phil., 211d ser., vol. 4,p. 391, pl, 66, fig. 11.Gyrodes alfispira Whitfield, 1592, p. 126, pl. 16: figs. 7-6. (Not of Gahb,1862)L~rnotia Halli Whitfield, 1892, p. 130, pl. 15, figs. 13-16.Lnnatin hnlli \ITeller, 1907, p. 677, pl. 76, figs. 9-19.Polynices (Ewpirn) halli Gardner, 1916, p. 499, pl. 13, figs. 1-2.Lnnatia halli Groot, Organist, and Richards, 1954, p. 49.Not Polynices lralli JVnde, 1926, p. 163: = P. rectilabr~rn~ Conrad.Dcscriptioii.-"Shell of moderate size, with an elevated spire coniposedof about four or four and a half rolutions in entire specimen,and much resembling a Palndina in general appearance; elevation aboutonce and a half as great as the clinmet,cr of the last rolution: and the lastvolution when measured on the apertural side forins abont three-foorthsof the entire height; volotions convex, not inflated, but regulnrlyrounded, with a well marked suture in the casts, the only condition inwhich they are lino\vn from Nerv Jersey, bnt which does not indicate aflattening at tl~c top in the perfect shell; apertnre elongate-ovate, acutelyrounded belom and some~vhat sharper above than below, the greatestbrcadth being helow the middle; base of the last rolntion sharply ronndinginto the umbilical cavity; umbilical opening in the east sn~;~ll: notextending ahore the lowest volution, and showing no evidence of anythickening or callus of any kind; surface rnnkno~vn." (Whitfield)Rnnqe 111 :Yew .Terse!/-&IF~RCIII~XTVIIIIJE : 15, 16, 17\ITOODRURT: 22, 23WENONAH: 35AlT. IdAURICL-N~\rESII\'I(SINI: 37,38,39,40,41,43,46, 47: 50, 53Rnngc oatside i\'czu Jersey-Dela\vare,, MarylandType.-Nullica IIill, N. J.; ANSI' 15119.Lunatia ? pauperata (TVhitfield) 1892Plate 47, Figure 13Scalarin ? pa~rpornta Whitfield, 1892, (part), p. 141, pl. 18, figs. 5, 6(not figs. 3, 4, 7.)!.?inatin ? pa~rperata Wellcr, 1907, p. 660, pl. 76: figs. 20-23.l)csrriptio?~.-Shell nf medium size. the rlinle~~sions of tl~c lar~er ofNEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY