Dr. Nagy I. Zoltán szerk.: Fragmenta Mineralogica Et Palaentologica 3. 1972. (Budapest, 1972)

ry rapidly in size. Wall calcareous perforate. Surface cramen­ted with stout spines or granules. Sutures depressed, strongly curved on the Horsal side, radial on the umbilical side. Umbi­licus narrow deep. Aperture a narrow arch, interiomargihal , extraumbilical- umbilical. Diameter: 0,35 mm Occurrence : This species occurs in G. pseudomenardii and G. ve­ lascoensis zones. Large number of specimens of this species are found in thin sections of sample no, 3 at the top of the Taram­sa section, characterizing the G. aequa / G. marginodentata zone of Ypresian age. Stratigraphie range: G. aequa was first described by CUSHMAN & RENZ (1942) "from the Paleocene of the Soldade formation of Tri­nidad. SUBBOTINA (1953) identified this species as G. crassata from the middle and the upper Paleocene from Caucasus, U.S.S.R. BOLLI (1957) recorded this species from the middle and the up­per Paleocene " G. pseudomenardii and G. rex zones" of the lower Lizard Springs formation in Trinidad. BOLLI & CITA (I960) described G. aequa from the Paleocene of the Paderno d'Adda section in northern Italy, This species was also recorded by OLSSON (i960) from the Paleo­cene of New Jersey Coastal Plain, It was also identified by HILLEBRANDT (1962) from the upper Pa­leocene in the basin of Reichenhall and Salzburg, Austria. In Egypt G. aequa was recorded by SAID & SABRY (1964) from the upper Landenian of Gebel Awe ina, Nile Valley. Recently EL NAGGAR (1966) described this species from upper part of G. velascoensis zone of the Esna-Idfu region, Nile Val-

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