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Steiner G. & Kabat A. R.Steinabrunn, Wiener Becken, Austria. LectotypeNMW 1855.XLV.271 (selected by Pavia 1991:124); paralectotypes NMW 1855.XLV.271a-d (4).Fissidentalium mutabile (Hörnes, 1856) (fide Pavia1991: 124-126).nagoense, Dentalium Dall, 1927: 1. Recent. Nago,Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands, 15 fms [27 m]. HolotypeUSNM 333718. Junior synonym of Fustiarianipponica (Yokoyama, 1922) (fide Habe 1963:266).† nanaimoensis, Dentalium Meek, 1858: 44, 45.Cretaceous. Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, BritishColumbia, Canada. Holotype USNM Paleobiology4270. Junior synonym: Dentalium komooksenseMeek, 1876 (fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1898: 225).Dentalium nanaimoense Meek, 1858 (fide Pilsbry &Sharp 1898: 225).† nanggulanense, Dentalium (s.s.) Martin, 1915: 179,180, pl. 7, figs 180-182. Eocene. Sumatra, Indonesia.Syntypes RGM 7250 (17), RGM 7245 (3),RGM 7247 (2), RGM 7248 (5), RGM 47182 (5),RGM 7246 (2), RGM 7251 (1), RGM 7249 (4)(fide Van den Hoek Ostende et al. 2002: 112).Remark: this species was misidentified as Dentaliumjunghuhni by Boettger (1882).nanum, Dentalium Hutton, 1873b: 73, pl. 8, fig. 78.Castlecliffian, Pliocene. New Zealand. LectotypeNZGS TM.4807 (designated by Keyes 1972: 96).Junior synonyms: Dentalium huttoni Kirk, 1880;Dentalium marwicki Mestayer, 1926 (fide Dell1957: 570). Antalis nana (Hutton, 1873) (fide Dell1957: 570). New Zealand; Antarctica. 30-320 m.nanus, Cadulus (Gadila) iota Clench & Aguayo, 1939:197. Recent. Gibara, Oriente Province, Cuba,40 fms [73 m]. Holotype MCZ 89222; 1 paratypeMuseo Poey, Habana (Havana), Cuba. Synonym ofGadila iota Henderson, 1920.natalense, Dentalium Barnard, 1963b: 350, fig. 30e.Recent. South Africa, off Cape Natal, Durban,85 fms [153 m]. Syntypes BMNH 1964257 (6),SAFM A9364 (49) (fide Giles & Gosliner 1983:41). Paradentalium natalense (Barnard, 1963) (fideScarabino 1995: 219). Indian Ocean: South Africato Madagascar. 50-670 m.† navarroi, Dentalium Stephenson, 1941: 253, pl. 46,figs 16, 17. Cretaceous, Navarro Group, KempClay. USGS locality 762, Nacatoch sand nearChatfield, Navarro County, Texas, USA. HolotypeUSNM Paleobiology 76767, paratypes USNMPaleobiology 76768 (1); 76769 (1).† navicanum, Dentalium Ryckholt, 1851: pl. 10,fig. 2; 1854: 198. Carboniferous. Visé, Belgium.† navidadense, Dentalium Pilsbry & Sharp, 1898:210. Tertiary. Navidad, Chile. Replacement namefor Dentalium gracile Philippi, 1887 non Dentaliumgracilis Hall & Meek, 1855 nec Dentalium gracileMoore, 1866 nec Dentalium gracile Jeffreys, 1870.nebulosum, Dentalium Gmelin, 1791: 3738. [No referencesgiven]. Recent. Sicily [Mediterranean]. Juniorsynonym of Antalis vulgaris (Da Costa, 1778) (fidePilsbry & Sharp 1897: 42).nedallisoni, Cadulus (Polyschides) Emerson, 1978:120-122, figs 4-6. Recent. Corinto, Nicaragua,Zaca Exp. stn 200-D-19, 12°28’03”N, 87°12’39”W,22-24 m. Holotype AMNH 160349; paratypesAMNH 183875 (30), LACM 2117 (2). Polyschidesnedallisoni (Emerson, 1978). Eastern Pacific:Nicaragua. 22-24 m.† neglectum, Pulsellum Cossmann, 1888: 11, pl. 1,figs 2, 3. Eocene. Le Guépelle, Marines andChaussy, France. Siphonodentalium neglectum(Cossmann, 1888) (fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1898:235). Remark: a valid species of Dischides (fide LeRenard 1995: 175; Le Renard & Pacaud 1995: 86).neohexagonum, Dentalium (Dentalium) Sharp &Pilsbry in Pilsbry & Sharp, 1897: 19, 20, pl. 11,figs 74-86. Recent. Santa Barbara; San Pedro Bay;San Diego [all California]. Syntypes ANSP 35459(4). Dentalium neohexagonum Sharp & Pilsbry inPilsbry & Sharp, 1897. Eastern Pacific: California.0-145 m.† neornatum, Dentalium Hayasaka, 1925: 108, 109[24, 25], pl. 8 [1], figs 18-18b. Permian.Kinshozan, Akasaka-Machi, Mino province, Japan.Holotype Instn Geol. Paleont., Tohoku Univ. (fideHanzawa et al. 1961: 209).newcombei, Cadulus (Gadila) tolmiei var. Pilsbry &Sharp, 1898: 182, pl. 34, figs 1, 2. Recent. Typelocality not specified. Type material not located.Synonym of Gadila tolmiei (Dall, 1897).† newtonensis, Cadulus Meyer & Aldrich, 1886: 41,pl. 2, figs 3, 3a, 3b. Eocene. Newton, NewtonCounty, Mississippi, USA. Syntype USNMPaleobiology 638727. Remarks: this name was tentativelyproposed for “two depressed fragments” ofCadulus: “If, however, the form should prove to bea new species we propose the name Cadulus newtonensisfor it”. Pilsbry & Harbison (1933: 117) suggestedthat it is a junior synonym of Cadulusjacksonensis Meyer, 1885, but Palmer & Brann(1965: 362) listed both species as valid.† niceforoi, Dentalium Royo y Gomez, 1945: 460:pl. 70, fig. 1. Lower Cretaceous, Barremian. TowerVilleta Formation, San Gil, Departmento deSantander, Colombia.† nicense, Dentalium Bellardi, 1852: 229, pl. 15,figs 9, 10 [as niceense, a nomen nudum in Bellardi1850: 681]. Oligocene. Palarca and Mortola, Italy.Dentalium nitense [Gümbel, 1861: 604] is an incorrectsubsequent spelling (fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1898:210).nicklesi, Cadulus Dell, 1964: 129, 130, pl. 7, fig. 5.Recent. Cape Lopez, Angola, Discovery stn 279, 58-67 m. Holotype BMNH 1962883/1; paratypesBMNH 1963300-303 (1 of them from stn 274,St Paul de Loanda, Angola, 65 m). Gadila nicklesi(Dell, 1964) (fide Nicklès 1979: 69). EasternAtlantic: West Africa. 29-200 m. Remark: Nicklès620ZOOSYSTEMA • 2004 • 26 (4)
Species-group names of Scaphopoda (Mollusca)(1979) listed this species as C. (Platyschides) nicklesi,and the subgenus Platyschides was put in synonymywith Gadila by Scarabino (1995: 196, 355).nicolasi, Annulipulsellum Palmer, 1986: 396 [exScarabino MS]. Nomen nudum.nielseni, Graptacme Lamprell & Healy, 1998: 98, 99,figs 99B, 100A, 102A-D, 103. Recent. Off Cairns,northern Queensland, Australia, 11°22’S, 144°35’E,2016 m. Holotype QM MO40055; paratypes QMMO40057 (8), QM MO40056 (1; northernQueensland, 14°27’S, 146°51’E, 1855 m), QMMO40058 (3; northern Queensland, 11°23’S,144°36’E, 1999 m), AMS C201736 (2; northernQueensland, 11°23’S, 144°36’E, 1999 m).Graptacme nielseni Lamprell & Healy, 1998. Indo-Pacific: northern Australia. 1855-2016 m.† nigeriense, Dentalium (Laevidentalium) Adegoke,1977: 63, 64, pl. 7, figs 5-10. Paleocene. Nigeria.Holotype UIMG 179; paratypes UIMG 180,UIMG 181, USNM Paleobiology 174765, 174766.nigrofasciatum, Dentalium Eichwald, 1830. Not ascaphopod. See Other taxa described as Scaphopoda.nigrum, Dentalium Lamarck, 1818. Not a scaphopod.See Other taxa described as Scaphopoda.nipponicum, Dentalium (Fustiaria) Yokoyama, 1922:119, pl. 6, fig. 7. Pleistocene. Shito, Honshu, Japan.Lectotype UMT CM.21050 (designated by Taki &Oyama 1954: caption to pl. 26, fig. 7, as “holotype”;see Oyama [1973: 3] for an explanation ofTaki & Oyama’s [1954] lectotype designations).Junior synonyms: Dentalium nagoense Dall, 1927;Dentalium numatai Hirase, 1931 (fide Habe 1963:266, 267). Fustiaria nipponica (Yokoyama, 1922)(fide Habe 1963: 266). Indo-Pacific: Indonesia toJapan and New Caledonia. 5-200 m.† nipponicum, Siphonodentalium Makiyama, 1927:59, pl. 2, figs 17-19. Lower Pliocene. Hônohasi,Saigo-mura, near Kakegawa, Japan. Holotype FGKJC.200224 (fide Hanzawa et al. 1961: 210).† nitens, Dentalium J. Sowerby, 1814: 159, pl. 70,figs 1, 2. Lower Eocene. Highgate, London Clay,England, United Kingdom. Fustiaria nitens(J. Sowerby, 1814) (fide Newton 1891: 285, 286).Possible junior synonym: Dentalium incertumDeshayes, 1825 (fide Deshayes 1861: 202).Remarks: this name was incorrectly applied byEudes-Deslongchamps (1842: 129, 130) to thespecies subsequently described as Dentalium normianumd’Orbigny, 1850, from the Jurassic of France,and by Dixon (1850) to the species subsequentlydescribed as Dentalium lucidum Deshayes, 1861(fide Pilsbry & Sharp 1898: 208).nitense, see nicense.nitentior, Cadulus Arnold, 1903: 187, pl. 8, fig. 13 [exCarpenter MS]. Recent. California coast;Pleistocene of San Pedro, San Diego; Pliocene ofSan Diego well. Lectotype CAS (designated byPalmer 1958: 119); paralectotypes CAS (San Pedro,California), USNM 23729. Junior synonym ofGadila aberrans (Whiteaves, 1887) (fide Shimek1989: 235). Remarks: Pilsbry (1904: 108) expresseddoubts as to the scaphopod nature of nitentior:“The figure and description given fix the namenitentior on what seems to be the tube of a serpulidannelid”. Shimek (1989: 235) designated USNM23729 as lectotype of C. aberrans; this is invalidbecause it is not a syntype of that species. Palmer(1958: 119) stated that the figured specimen (whichArnold said was “now in the collection of DelosArnold”) was the holotype of this species. SinceArnold reported this species from several localities,Palmer’s action constitutes a lectotype designation;the CAS type specimens are not labeled as to whichspecimen is the figured specimen, so it remains tobe determined which specimen, if any, is the lectotype.However, Palmer (1958: 119) erroneouslystated that USNM 23729 (30 fms, Catalina Island)“has no status in a type category” since this specimenis from a locality included by Arnold in hisdescription, it was a syntype and is now a paralectotype.† nitidum, Dentalium Deshayes, 1861: 203, pl. 1,figs 29, 30. Eocene. Paris Basin (Châlons-sur-Vesles, Aizy, Mercin, Laversine, and Cuise-la-Motte),France. Remark: a valid species of Laevidentalium(fide Le Renard 1995: 175; Le Renard & Pacaud1995: 85).nitidus, Cadulus (Platyschides) Henderson, 1920: 129,pl. 19, fig. 9. Recent. Mayaguez Harbor, PuertoRico, USBF stn 6062, 25 fms [46 m]. HolotypeUSNM 887474; paratypes USNM 161582,AMNH 148353 (3). Polyschides nitidus (Henderson,1920) n. comb. Known from the type localityonly.nivosum, Dentalium Kuroda & Kikuchi, 1933: 7, 8,pl. 1, figs 9-11, text-figs 1, 2. Recent. Toyama Bay,Japan, 80-150 m. Type material not located. Juniorsynonym of Entalinopsis intercostata (Boissevain,1906) (fide Habe 1963: 272).† nobile, Dentalium Mayer, 1863: 97, 98. Tertiary.Hoering, Germany [“Couches tongriennes deHoering”]. Remark: type specimen(s) stated to bein the “Musée de mines de Munich [Germany]”.nodosus, see nodulosus.† nodulosus, Dentalites Schlotheim, 1820: 94, 95.Cretaceous. Insel Moen, Denmark. Dentalitesnodosus [Krueger, 1823: 312] is an incorrect subsequentspelling.noe, Dentalium Sismonda, 1847: 24 [ex Bonelli MS].Nomen nudum. Pliocene. Piedmont, Italy.† noe, Dentalium sexangulum var. Sacco, 1897: 94,pl. 7, figs 57-61 [as a nomen nudum in Sacco 1896:97]. Pliocene. Italy (various localities). Syntypes MIGTBS.106.01.010, BS.106.01.011, BS.106.01.012(fide Ferrero Mortara et al. 1984: 301).† noetlingi, Dentalium Martin, 1915: 180. Miocene.Singu and Kama, Burma. Remark: Martin (1915)ZOOSYSTEMA • 2004 • 26 (4)621
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