. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. Fig. 295 Reptomultelea scanica sp. nov., VH 10441, holotype. Lower Campanian, mammillatus Zone, Karlshamn, Scania, Sweden, eleozooid, x 135. Reptomultelea tuberculata (d'Orbigny, 1853) Figs 297-302 1853 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny: 656, pi. 784, figs 12-15. 1890 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny; Pergens: 398. 1899 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny; Gregory: 405. 1912 Meliceritites tuberculata (d'Orbigny); Levinsen: 35, pi. 6, figs 1-3. Material. Holotype: MNHN d'Orbigny Collection 8203 (Voigt photocard 3717), Senonian
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. Fig. 295 Reptomultelea scanica sp. nov., VH 10441, holotype. Lower Campanian, mammillatus Zone, Karlshamn, Scania, Sweden, eleozooid, x 135. Reptomultelea tuberculata (d'Orbigny, 1853) Figs 297-302 1853 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny: 656, pi. 784, figs 12-15. 1890 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny; Pergens: 398. 1899 Clausimultelea tuberculata d'Orbigny; Gregory: 405. 1912 Meliceritites tuberculata (d'Orbigny); Levinsen: 35, pi. 6, figs 1-3. Material. Holotype: MNHN d'Orbigny Collection 8203 (Voigt photocard 3717), Senonian, Triquerville, Seine- Inferieure, France. Other material: BMNH D54295, Santonian, Evreux, Eure, France, Voigt Colin. VH un-numbered material: Coniacian, Fecamp; Coniacian, Vattetot-sur-Mer; Santonian, Evreux; Santonian (coranguinum Zone), Aulnay-sur-Iton. Description. Colony multilamellar, each layer about 0-3 mm thick, growing as a series of discoidal subcolonies. Overgrowths originate through intrazooecial fission; pseudoancestrulae are autozooids and are followed by a secondary zone of astogenetic change. Organization fixed- walled. Zooidal apertures variably arranged. Autozooids (Fig. 297) of medium size, frontally elongate, on average a little less than twice as long as wide, often hexagonal in outline with distal margin prolonged by the aperture; boundary wall salient. Aperture (Fig. 299) of moderate size, very tall, 1-5 x longer than wide, attaining maximum width between the hinge line and mid-length, rounded distally; apertural rim raised; apertural shelf moder-. Fig. 296 Reptomultelea scanica sp. nov., VH 10442, Lower Campanian, mammillatus Zone, Karlshamn, Scania, Sweden, gonozooid, x 58. ately wide, tapering proximally; hinge line with a median bar and ?teeth. Operculum (Fig. 298) convex; pseudopores num- ber about 18 arranged in a crescent. Terminal diaphragms not observed. Intramurally budded eleozooids (Fig. 300) present within many autozooids; aperture similar i
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