type (designated by v. B ü 1 o w-T r u m m e r , 1920) : T. bu-
nelii Deslongchamps, 1835.
synonym: Beloteuthis Münster, 1843, type (here designated):
Loligo bollensis Zieten, 1832, p. 49, pl. 37 fig. 1 [— Teudopsis
schübleri (Quenstedt, 1843)].
6. Teudopsis schübleri (Quenstedt, 1843)
Beloteuthis Bollensis, Wi n k l e r , 1865, p. 391 ; N a e f, 1922,
p. 124, fig. 535.
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This species is generally known under the trivial name bollensis.
Loligo bollensis Zieten, 1832, p. 49 is, however, preoccupied by
Loligo bollensis Zieten, 1832, p. 34, which is a synonym of Loligo
aalensis Zieten, 1832, p. 34, and belongs to the genus Loligosepia
Quenstedt, 1839 (cf. p. 6).
All the specimens listed come from the Lias at Ohmden, Württemberg.
2509 gladius; 2513, 2514 gladius; 2518 gladius.
Familia Kelaenidae Naef, 1921
Genus Kelaeno Münster, 1842
type (designated by v. B ü 1 o w-T r u m m e r , 1920) : K.
arquota Münster, 1842.
7. Kelaeno scutellaris Münster, 1842
Kelaeno scutellaris, W i n k l e r , 1865, p. 391; Celaeno scutel- .
laris, Na e f , 1922, p. 151, fig. 565, c.
Our unique specimen comes from the Upper Jurassic (lithographic
stone) of Daiting, Bavaria.
? 6001 gladius, with vague impression of the animal.
This specimen is not well enough preserved to enable a certain
identification.
7a. Kelaeno spec. Figures 1, 2
Kelaeno arquata, Wi n k l e r , 1865, p. 391 ; Bec de céphalopode ?,
W i n k l e r , 1865, p. 394, nos. 6012, 6013 (tantum).
The specimens listed come from the Upper Jurassic (lithographic
stone) of Bavaria.
3957, 4043 beautiful specimen, showing gladius, and outline of
animal with mantle edge, funnel, ink-sac, and retractor muscle,