Part II - State of New Jersey

34 CRETACEOUS FOSSILSRange oi~lside New Jersey-Delaware, Maryland, Alabama.Type.-Prairie Bluff, Ala. ; ANSP 15042 : Crosswicks, N. J. ; ANSI'15011 (cotype of Rostellarie compacta); RIulliea Hill, K. J. ; ANSP15012 (cotype of R. compacta); Crosswicks, N. J.; ANSP 15014 (typeof R. spirata).Anchura ? pergracilis Johilsor~ 1898Plate 53, Figure 3Anchura pergracilis Johnson, 1898, Proe. Aca~l. Nat. Sci. Phil. (1898),p. 463, text fig. 2.Anchura pergracilis Weller, 1907, p. 713, p1.81, figs. 19-19.Anchura pergracilis Gardner, 1916, p. 476.Anchura P pergracilis Wade, 1926, p. 151, pl. 53, figs. 1-2.Descriptio~~.-"Shell fusiform, whorls convex, the body whorl withabout 18 and the spiral whorls with 15 equidistant, flesuous, longitudinalribs; numerous fine revolving lines, more prominent bctween theribs and somerrhat obsolete on the angles of the ribs, cover the entireshell; suture deeply impressed. The length of the largest specimen(including the two apical whorls, which arc wanting), is about 20 mill.''(Johnson)Remarks.-The type specimen of this species was a young intlividualupon which all of the older growth features had not developed.Rauge in Ncw Jersey-IlhGOTIIY : 5WOODBURY : 19,22Range outside New Jersey-Maryland, Tennessee.Type.-Jlt. Laurel well, N. J.; AXSP 692.Anchura solitaria \Vhitfield 1892Plate 53, Figure 4Anchura solitrrria Whitfielrl, 1892, p. 117, pl. 14, fig. 9.Anchura solitaria \lTeller, 1907, p. 714, pl. 81, fig. 6.Anckura solitnl.rn Groot, Organist and Richards, 1951, p. 51.Description.-"Shell small, with an elevated spire of ahout sixvolutions, the dimensions of a very perfect specimen being: total height.from end of anterior canal to tip of spire, 32 mm.; height of spire. 15mm. ; diameter of outer volution, 11 mm. Outer volution produced anteriorlyinto a rather long, slender anterior canal; the outer lip producedpostero-laterally into a long, slender slightly curved, spine-likeprocess. The volutions of the spire moderately and regularly convex,NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY