The listed specimens come from the Upper Jurassic (lithographic
stone) of Bavaria.
5997, 5998 fragment of gladius; from Solenhofen; 15758 damaged
gladius; labelled: “Belemosepia” (sic).
The following specimens haye erroneously been classed as Teu-
thoidea by W i n k l e r :
2512 (Geoteuthis Bollensis, W i n k l e r , 1865, p. 390) too ill-
preserved for identification; 2519 {Geoteuthis Bollensis, W i n k l e r ,
1865, p. 390) too ill-preserved for identification; 4206 (Kelaeno
sp. nov. ?, W i n k l e r , 1865, p. 391) probably part of a fish skeleton;
4213, 4218 {Kelaeno spec. nov. ?, W i n k l e r , 1865, p. 391)
too ill-preserved for identification; 6031 {Sepia linguata, Wi n k ler
, 1865, p. 392) a specimen of Acanthoteuthis speciosa Münster,
1839, belonging accordingly to the Belemnoidea. No. 6031 is the
counterpart of no. 5529 referred to by Wi n k l e r (1865, p. 393)
as "Céphalopode acétabulifère sp.”
3. References
B ü 1 o w-T r u m m e r , E. vo n, 1920. Cephalopoda dibranchiata. Foss. Cat., 1. Ani-
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N a e f, A., 1922. Die fossilen Tintenfische. Jena, Gustav Fischer, VI + 322 pp., 100
fig-
Wi n k l e r , T. C., 1865. Musée Teyler. Catalogue systématique de la collection pa-
léontologique, pp. 265-394.
Wi n k l e r , T. C., 1878. Musée Teyler. Catalogue systématique de la ’collection pa-
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