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English: Plate 11
Fig. 1. Amphiura? plana Kutscher & Jagt, sp. nov.; NHMM JJ 10600/12b, lateral arm plate, CPL SA quarry, Haccourt (Liège), Gulpen Formation, Zeven Wegen Member, base + 3-4 m.
Figs. 2-5. Ophiothrix? bongaertsi Kutscher & Jagt, sp. nov.
2: NHMM MB 619-2c, lateral view of arm segment, Benzenrade (‘kapelletje’), Vaals Formation, Benzenrade Member.
3: NHMM MB 619-2d, arm fragment preserving lateral and ventral arm plates, vertebrae and spines, same locality and stratigraphy.
4: NHMM MB 770-2, portion of arm preserving lateral arm plates and vertebrae, CPL SA quarry, Haccourt (Liège), Gulpen Formation, Zeven Wegen Member, base + c. 6-7 m.
5: NHMM MB 1044-9h, lateral arm plate, CPL SA quarry, Haccourt (Liège), Gulpen Formation, base Zeven Wegen Member.
Fig. 6. Ophiactis? sulcata Kutscher & Jagt, sp. nov.?; NHMM JJ 10600/12d, median lateral arm plate, CPL SA quarry, Haccourt (Liège), Gulpen Formation, Zeven Wegen Member, base + 3-4 m (specimen inadvertently destroyed).
Fig. 7. Ophioplinthaca? fuerstenbergii (J. Müller, 1847)?; NHMM MB 784-3, lateral arm plate, Blom quarry, Berg en Terblijt, Maastricht Formation, Meerssen Member (IVf-6/7).
Figs. 8?, 9-10. Ophiocoma? senonensis (Valette, 1915); RGM 428 044 (ex Jagt Colln, no. 2481b), lateral arm plates, temporary Albertkanaal sections, Vroenhoven-Riemst, Houthem Formation, base Geulhem Member.
Fig. 11. Ophiothrix? cristata Kutscher & Jagt, sp. nov.; NHMM JJ 10600/12c, proximal lateral arm plate, same locality and stratigraphy (specimen inadvertently destroyed).
Scale bars equal 100 μm, except in figs. 2-3 and 5, where they represent 1 mm.
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Source Jagt, J.W.M. 2000. Late Cretaceous-Early Palaeogene echinoderms and the K/T boundary in the southeastNetherlands and northeast Belgium — Part 3: Ophiuroids; with a chapter on: Early Maastrichtianophiuroids from Rügen (northeast Germany) and Møn (Denmark) by M. Kutscher & J.W.M. Jagt. Scripta geologica, 121: 1-179. https://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/219095
Author Jagt (2000)
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