Part II - State of New Jersey

60 CRETACEOUS FOSSILSbeing somewhat above the mid-height; body volution marked by similarnodes which are continued anteriorly, dying out about two-thirdsof the distance from the suture to the anterior extremity, these nodesare broad, separated l ~y about equally broad depressions, and are mostprominent a little hclorv the suture. Surface of the shell markedthroughout by moderately coarse, depressed, revolving ribs, the distancefrom center to centcr of the larger ones upon the example whosedimensions are given abore being about 2 mm." ( Weller)Range in New Jer~ey-WENONAH: 35Range outside New Jersey-North Carolina.Type.-Snow Hill, North Carolina; ANSP 1Euthria ? fragilis Whitfield 1892Plate 57, Figure 16Euthria ? fragilis Whitfield, 1892, p. 78, pl. 9, figs. 11-12.Eqrtkrin. ? frnyilis \'Teller> 1907, p. '753, pl. 88, figs. 25-26.Descriptio?l,.-"Shell small, measuring only about three-fourths ofan inch in length; form short fusiform, the point of greatest diameterbeing nearly midway of the length; spire short, the apical angle takenfrom a crushed example, being about 7O0, probably not more than 60'to 65" in perfect specimens; volutions ventricose, six or seven in number,the last one forming the great bulk of the shell and with the anteriorbeak forming about five-sevenths of the entire length when measuredon the back of the volution; upper volntions compact; suturesstrongly marked; anterior beak short, moderately strong; aperture notseen; substance of the shell very thin and fragile, marked only by finelines of growth parallel to the margin of the aperture, which indicatethe existence of a broad and rather marked sinus in the lip on the upperside of the volution, formed by the extension of the lip below and on thebody of the volution far in advance of the margin at and just below thesuture ; on the surface of the beak the striae gently inclined baclcwardagain." (Whitfield).Remarks.-Type specimen is unique. The distortion of the type issuch that its generic relationships are uncertain.Range in ATew Jersey-WOODBURY: 24Type.-Haddonfield,N. J. ; ANSP 16867 (type and unique).NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY