Chemnitzia reticulataC. B. Adams, 1850d, p. 75, Not figured [Basis of the current name] Type Locality: Jamaica Range: 36.5°N to 18.2°N; 90.5°W to 67.2°W Depth: 33 m Maximum Reported Size: 3.2 mm Distribution: USA: North Carolina; Mexico: Campeche State, Yucatan State; Jamaica, Puerto Rico References: C. B. Adams (1850d) M; Dall & Simpson (1901) SE; Odé & Speers (1972c); Merrill, Bullock & Franz (1978) dN Comments: The record from Texas by Odé & Speers (1972e) needs confirmation; the illustration (p. 98) is captioned Pyrgiscus reticulatus, but the text (p. 94) treats Pyrgiscus cf. reticulatus. Combining Genera: Pyrgiscus
Turbonilla cancellataHolmes, 1859, p. 84, pl. 13, figs. 6-6b [Synonymy uncertain] Type Locality: Simmon's [Bluff], South Carolina Maximum Reported Size: 3.5 mm References: Holmes (1859) M; Dall (1892) s; Odé & Speers (1972c) Comments: Described as a fossil. Synonymy with T. reticulata is doubtful as Holmes' species has a deep angled suture. Combining Genera: Pyrgiscus
Turbonilla carolinianaHolmes, 1859, p. 86, pl. 13, figs. 9, 9a-b [Synonymy uncertain] Type Locality: Cainhoy, Wando River, South Carolina Maximum Reported Size: 6.5 mm References: Holmes (1859) M; Dall (1892) s?; Odé & Speers (1972c) Comments: Described as a fossil. Combining Genera: Pyrgiscus
Turbonilla reticulata var. cingulataDall, 1892b, p. 260-261 [Synonymy uncertain] Type Locality: Waccamaw and Caloosahatchie beds References: Odé & Speers (1972c) Comments: Described as a fossil. Combining Genera: Pyrgiscus
Partial List of References
Adams, C. B. 1850. Descriptions of supposed new species of marine shells, which inhabit Jamaica Contributions to Conchology 5 69-75. [Stated date: -- Feb 1850.] Dall, W. H. 1892. Contributions to the Tertiary fauna of Florida, with especial reference to the Miocene silex-beds of Tampa and the Pliocene beds of the Caloosahatchie River. Part II. Streptodont and other gastropods, concluded Transactions of the Wagner Free Institute of Science of Philadelphia 3 [i-vii], 201-473, 1 fold-out map, pls. 13-22. [Stated date: -- Dec 1892.] Holmes, F. S. 1859. Post-Pleiocene fossils of South-Carolina 65-98, pls. 11-14. Russell & Jones: Charleston, South Carolina.
