Box 26, Folder 2: Paleontology Notes 7: Acephala 2

Cardiomopha de Koninch vetusta, Hall, Pal. of N.Y. Vol. 1p.154 pl. 34 fig. 8

Lubrhomboidae, gibbous, abruptly rounded anterioly, sloping abruptly, from the posterior cardinal extremity; umbones much elevated, nearly over the anterior extremity; surface marked by strong concentric ridge, with small depressions of equal width between.

L10 H 11.6

Lower Silurian-Trenton Limestone

Middleville, Herkimer Co. N.Y.

Cardinorpha Archiacana

Carboniferous Limestone

Windsor, Nova Scotia

Also in Europe (Belgium)

Pic 3/0513

Genus Cardita Brugnieres

DeKay. Nat Hist N.Y. p. 204

Shell equivalve thick, inequilateral suborbicular, ribbed; hinge with a short strong erect tooth under the beaks, and an oblong elongated one along the margin.

allied to Cardium.