Part II - State of New Jersey

12 CKETACEOUS FOSSlliSArnauropsis punctata (Gabb) 1860Plate 48, Figures 2-4Phasianella pit~tctatu, Gahb, 1860, Jour. Acad. N;'ilt. Sci. Phil., 2nd ser.,vol. 4, p. 299, pi. 48, fig. 3.Aninuropsis ptrnctrrtn. \\Tl~itfield, 1892, 1). 132, 111. 16, figs. 17-21.Antac~ropsis ptrnctnfu, TVeller, 1.907, p. 682, pl. 77, figs. 4-6.Descriptio?~.-"Shcll small or of medirltl~ size, with an clcvatcdspire which has an apical angle of from 40'-45' ; volutions four to firein nnmher: very rentricosc, with deep, xvcll marked srlturcs, ~vliich areslightly channeled on some of t,l~e specimens; aperture round orate,sliglitly pointed above and rounded belou.; rather lass than 11:~lt' thelengtl~ of the shell in casts or partially exfoliated indiriduals; columellaslender and solid, and in tlie cast sho\ving only a slight perforation fromthe removal of the s~tbstance of the axis; surface of the shell markedby fine impressed spiral lines of punct:~tions on tl~c type specimen, buton casts or partially exfoliated individuals this feature is not visible."(IVl~itfielcl)Xaitye ill. Xeiu Jersey-$IT. T,AI~REIJ-XAVESINI< : 53'Ir'!jpe.-IIullica 1.Iill: 3. J. t\XSP 15156.Arnauropsis cadwaladeri Kicl~arcls 1!)4:1Plate 43, Figtire 19:111iurrropsis cndturr!(:tleri, Richards, 1943, p. 28, pl. 5, fig. 19.Descripfio?i.-Shell of medium size, smooth, spirt: elevated ; spireabont tl~c length of t,he aperture. TVhorls ahout five: broadly ronn