Vörös A. szerk.: Fragmenta Mineralogica Et Palaentologica 16. 1993. (Budapest, 1993)
1861 Terebratula Andleri n. sp. - Oppel: p. 536, pl. 10, fig. 4. ?1880 Terebratula cfr. Andleri Oppel - Parona: p. 194, pl. 1, fig. 4. 1889 Terebratula punctata var. Andleri Oppel - Geyer: p. 3, pl. 1, figs. 3-8., 11., 13., 15., 16. 1920 Terebratula Andleri Oppel - Dareste de la Chavanne: p. 35, pl.2, fig. 7. ?1964 Lobothyris punctata andleri Oppel - Räileanu & Iordan: p. 14, pl. 4, fig. 21. 1971 Serbiothyris andleri Oppel - Suiic-Protic: p. 27, pl. 10, figs. 1-5, pl. 29, fig. 1, pl. 39, fig. 2. non 1910 Terebratula punctata war. Andleri Oppel - Vinassa de Regnv: p. 184, pi. 7, fig. 14. Material: Kőris-hegy (1), Páskom (1), Cuha-völgy (1), Szesztra-hegy (1), Alsó-Hajag (1), Tűzköves-hegy (4). Dimensions (mm): Specimen M.93. 11.(Text-fig. 11) length: 24.0, width: 19.0, 0 , thickness: 12.8. /T\ Description - External characters: Medium to / \ large-sized shell, elliptical in outline. The anterior [ j margin is straight. The length is much greater than I J the width, while the thickness is about half of the \ / length. The angle between the lateral margins is \I/ about 85°. Biconvex form, the valves are equally convex. The maximum width and the maximum convexity are situated at half of the length. The beak is relatively large and erect. There are two weak beak ridges Text-fig. 11: Drawing of on the pedicle valve, running to the third of the Lobothyris andleri, Kőris-hegy length. The lateral commissures and the anterior commissure are straight. Both valves are smooth. Internal characters (Text-fig. 12): A weak pedicle collar has been observed. Very thick fibrous secondary layers are on the internal surface of both valves. There are no dental plates. The hinge-teeth are long and narrow, the sockets are deep and narrow. No median septum has been observed. The inner hinge plates are slightly arched in cross section. The crural processes are high and not too wide. The transverse band is high and quite wide. Two relatively long spines developed at the base of the transverse band. Remarks: "Terebratula" andleri was first described by Oppel (1861). Parona's (1880) specimen is shorter and the outline is slightly differs from Oppel's specimens. Geyer (1889) considered this form as a subspecies of "Terebratula" punctata. Raileanu & Iordan's (1964) figured specimen has got narrower beak than it is typical at L. andleri. Vinassa de Regny's (1910) specimen is short, pentagonal form and the valves are less convex. Distribution: According to Aimeras (1964) L. andleri is Hettangian to Sinemurian in age. The species was reported from the Eastern Alps, the Southern Alps, the Transdanubian Central Range and the Southern Carpathians (?).
