. Bulletins of American paleontology. Cape Hatteras Ostracode Biofacies 479 currence is indicated by an X). The figure thus serves as an occurrence chart and also as a base for interpreting the Q- and R-mode clusters. Of the species that occur in biofaces A, relatively few are the principal contributors to the samples with significant numbers of specimens. The domi- nant elements (in terms of their relative abundance) are Hulingsina americana (Cushman, 1906), Puriana floridana Puri, 1960, and Hulingsina sp. E from the R-1 cluster of figure 8; "Haplocytheridea" bradyi (Stephenson, 193
. Bulletins of American paleontology. Cape Hatteras Ostracode Biofacies 479 currence is indicated by an X). The figure thus serves as an occurrence chart and also as a base for interpreting the Q- and R-mode clusters. Of the species that occur in biofaces A, relatively few are the principal contributors to the samples with significant numbers of specimens. The domi- nant elements (in terms of their relative abundance) are Hulingsina americana (Cushman, 1906), Puriana floridana Puri, 1960, and Hulingsina sp. E from the R-1 cluster of figure 8; "Haplocytheridea" bradyi (Stephenson, 1938) from the R-2 cluster; Protocytheretia montezuma (Brady, 1869), cluster R-3; and Cythcrura sp. A, Proteoconcha gigantica (Edwards, 1944), Hulingsina rugi- pustulosa (Edwards, 1944), and Paradoxostoma delicata Puri, 1954, from clust- ers R-5 and R-6. Note that no species are restricted to this biofacies. Biofacies. Text-figure 7. — Map distribution of the biofacies delineated by principal coordinate analysis (Text-fig. 6). Biofaces A and B are considered to repre- sent the northern part of the Carolinian faunal province and biofacies C, the southern part of the Virginian Province. Sample station explained in Text- figure Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Paleontological Research Institution (Ithaca, N. Y. ); Columbia University. Ithaca, N. Y. , Paleontological Research Institution [etc. ]
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