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Panopaea simplex Hupé 1854 from: Griffin, M..Nielsen, S.N.. (2008): A revision of the type specimens of Tertiary molluscs from Chile and Argentina described by d’Orbigny (1842), Sowerby (1846), and Hupé (1854) . Journal of Systematic Palaeontology
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Species Panopaea simplex Hupé 1854



Discussion / Comments:
Griffin & Nielsen (2008):
TYPE MATERIAL. Three syntypes were located in the Collection of the Laboratoire de Géologie, MNHN in Paris. They are now housed in the Typothéque of the Laboratoire under number MNHN-Gg2002/64. REMARKS. This specific name has been used for material from Quiriquina as well as for other coming from further south in Patagonia (Wilckens 1905, Wetzel 1960, Stinnesbeck 1986). In all cases the material comes from sediments that are either late Cretaceous or Paleocene in age. The thin shell and the narrow slit-like posterior gape seem to relate this species better to Mya than to Panopea, but a definite generic position can only be achieved with careful study of shell interiors.
Synonym list:
Griffin & Nielsen (2008):
1854 Panopaea simplex Hupé. - Hupé : p.374 pl. 6; fig. 7
1887 Panopea simplex Hupé. - Philippi : p.160 pl. 34; fig. 4
2008 Mya? simplex Hupé. - Griffin & Nielsen : pl. 15; fig. 9-11
References:

Hupé,H.. (1854):
Malacología y conquiliología..
In: Historia física y política de Chile Vol. 8 Eds: Gay, C.. p. 449

Philippi,R.A.. (1887):
Die tertiären und quartären Versteinerungen Chiles.. p. 266

Griffin,M.. and Nielsen,S.N.. (2008):
A revision of the type specimens of Tertiary molluscs from Chile and Argentina described by d’Orbigny (1842), Sowerby (1846), and Hupé (1854) . Journal of Systematic Palaeontology

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