. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. PALAEOZOIC ANOMALODESMATA Sanguinolitinae is partly a result of parallelism. Unfortun- ately the detailed characters of the accessory musculature of 7' Pleurophorella striata that might corroborate this interpreta- tion are as yet unknown. Siliquimyaplicata (Portlock, 1843) Figs 45a-c 71842 Sanguinolaria plicata M'Coy, in Griffith: 12. nomen nudum. 1843 Sanguinolaria plicata Portlock: 433; pi. 34, fig. 18. 1843 Sanguinolaria transversa Portlock: pi. 34, fig. 21 [see discussion of Wilkingia, p. 73] 1844 Sanguinolites plicatus (Portloc
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Geology. PALAEOZOIC ANOMALODESMATA Sanguinolitinae is partly a result of parallelism. Unfortun- ately the detailed characters of the accessory musculature of 7' Pleurophorella striata that might corroborate this interpreta- tion are as yet unknown. Siliquimyaplicata (Portlock, 1843) Figs 45a-c 71842 Sanguinolaria plicata M'Coy, in Griffith: 12. nomen nudum. 1843 Sanguinolaria plicata Portlock: 433; pi. 34, fig. 18. 1843 Sanguinolaria transversa Portlock: pi. 34, fig. 21 [see discussion of Wilkingia, p. 73] 1844 Sanguinolites plicatus (Portlock); M'Coy in Griffith: 49; pi. 10, figs 3a, 3b. 1844 Sanguinolites iridinoides M'Coy in Griffith: 49; pi. 12, fig. 1. 1849 Pholadomya iridinoides (M'Coy); d'Orbigny: 128. 91 1900 Sanguinolites plicatus (Portlock); Hind: 387-8; pi. 44, figs 9, 11-15; pi. 45, figs 1-4. 71900 Sanguinolites striatus Hind: 401; pi. 50, fig. 22 only. [Fuller synonymies were given by Hind (1900: 387-8) and Paul (1941)]. Type material. The holotype in the BGS collections, figured by Hind (1900: pi. 44, fig. 11), is a young individual with both valves preserved. The holotype of Sanguinolaria trans- versa Portlock, in the same collection, was also figured by Hind (1900: pi. 45, fig. 1). SM E1045, here designated the lectotype of Sanguinolites iridinoides M'Coy, is the specimen figured by M'Coy, and is from the Visean of Lowick, Northumberland. Other material. BM PL2760, from the Visean near Keswick, Northumberland. BM L5224, BM L28181-8, BM L46457 and BM L46473-6 from the Redesdale Ironstone,. 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 British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH)
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