The Devonian Fishes of Missouri
The Devonian Fishes of Missouri
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135- 137, text-figs. 20-22.
64 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BULLETIN One specimen of this species, collected by Mr. D. K. Gre- ger three feet from the top of the Craghead Creek shales of Callaway County, Missouri, is in the University collection. The specimen is less than half as long as the type but seems to belong to the same species. It will be noted by referring to figure 3 of plate IV of this paper and Eastman's figures in the American Naturalist and the Iowa report that the tooth under discussi...on seems to be much broader in the middle but it is possible that part of Eastman's specimen is missing. East- man does not describe the tritoral part of the upper tooth. In the present specimen it extends nearly the entire length, is narrow, and the parallel rows of punctations, so conspicuous in P. Calceolus, occur only at the hinder part. The tritor is 34 mm. Long, 8 mm. Wide at the base at one end and narrowing to 2. 5 mm. At the other. At the top it is 5 mm. Wide at the hinder end and thins to a point at the front end.
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135- 137, text-figs. 20-22.
64 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BULLETIN One specimen of this species, collected by Mr. D. K. Gre- ger three feet from the top of the Craghead Creek shales of Callaway County, Missouri, is in the University collection. The specimen is less than half as long as the type but seems to belong to the same species. It will be noted by referring to figure 3 of plate IV of this paper and Eastman's figures in the American Naturalist and the Iowa report that the tooth under discussi...on seems to be much broader in the middle but it is possible that part of Eastman's specimen is missing. East- man does not describe the tritoral part of the upper tooth. In the present specimen it extends nearly the entire length, is narrow, and the parallel rows of punctations, so conspicuous in P. Calceolus, occur only at the hinder part. The tritor is 34 mm. Long, 8 mm. Wide at the base at one end and narrowing to 2. 5 mm. At the other. At the top it is 5 mm. Wide at the hinder end and thins to a point at the front end.
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