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Roemer, which was described from Palermo. For a modern figure of Cythere edwardsi, see Ruggieri 1950a, pel6,figure 4.

COSTATIA [Costatia posneri Polenova,n.esp] Polenova 1952, pel09 [Quasillitidae by Polenova] Mid Devonian, USSR.

CRASPEDOBOLBINA [C. dietrichi] Kummerow 1924,p.427 [Primitiidae-Eurychilininae by Kummerow; Beyrichiidae-Zygobolbinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.e227, 239,270] Ordovician drift, Germany.

CRATERELLINA [C. robusta] Ulrich and Bassler 1913a,p.539, 540 [Thlipsuridae by U&B] Devonian, Pennsylvania. [Craterellina robusta = Thlipsura robusta by Swartz 1932,p.-39,42,43, and by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p-484, and the genus was abandoned because its type species did not have the characters it was supposed to possess. Eucraterellina Wilson 1935,p-e640 was described with a genotype which possessed the characters C. robusta was supposed to have. Henningsmoen 1953,p.e260 has retained both genera in the Thlipsuridae.] CRESCENTILLA [C. pugnax] Barrande 1872,p.507, [Drepanellidae-- Aechmininae by Schmidt 1941,p.63; Drepanellidae-- ?Bollinae by Henningsmoen 1953,pe234,268j "Silurian" [Ordovician,] Bohemia.

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CRIBROCONCHA [C. costata] Cooper 1941,p.29 [Bairdiidae by Cooper; ?Healdiidae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.260] Mississippian of Illinois.

CROSSOPHORUS [C. imperator] Brady 1880,p.157 [Cypridinidae by Brady] Recent, near New Zealand. [Not Crossophorus Hemprich and Ehrenberg 1828, a nematode = Azygocypridina Sylvester-Bradley 1950,p.364, new namee CRYPTOCANDONA [C. vavrai] Kaufmann 1900c,p.132 [Cypridae-- Candoninae by Muller 1912,p.148] Recent, Switzerland.

CRYPTOCARIS [8 species, one of which C? rhomboidea,p.46h, has been made genotype of Rhomboentomozoe] Barrande 1872,p.459 [Described as a genus of Phyllopoda by Barrande].

CRYPTOPHYLLUS [C. sulcatus] Levinson 1951,p.558 [Beyrichiaceae-- Primitiidae by Levinson; ?Leperditellidae-- ?Eridoconchinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.e256,275] Ordovician, Indiana.

CTENENTOMINAE Schmidt 1941,p.34, subfamily of Hollinidae to include Ctenentoma, Winchellatia, Parabolbina, Acromotella, ?Hippa, and ?Eoconchoecia. {Henningsmoen 1953,p.e22h,225,267 indicates this subfamily is 38

invalid, as Ctenentoma is a single internal mold of an indeterminate Steusloffia, and at best it is younger and a synonym of Bassleratiinae. CTENENTOMA [Entomis umbonata Steusloff 1894,p.778,p1.58, f.20] Schmidt 1941,p.35 [Hollinidae-Ctenentominae by Schmidt; invalid = internal mold of some Steusloffia, perhaps S. polynodulifera or S. lineata (Krause) by Henningsmoen 1953,p.22h,267] Ordovician drift, Germany.

CTENOBOLBINA [Beyrichia ciliata Emmons 1855,pe2l19, text fig.74c] Ulrich 1890,p.108 [Beyrichiidae by Ulrich, Hollinidae-Tetradellinae by Schmidt 191, pe 373; Sigmoopsiidae-Sigmoopsiinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p-211,239,266] Ordovician, Ohio. CTENOBOLBINELLA [C. carinata] Kummerow 1953,p.39 [Beyrichiidae by Kummerow] Devonian, Germany.

CTENOCYPRINA Daday 1900,p.125,304, a Tribe of subfamily Cyprinae, with subtribes Zygopsida and Synopsida, for genera: Centrocypris, Cypris, Eucypris, Herpetocypris, Cyprois, Cypricercus.e CTENOLOCULINA [Tetradella cicatricosa Warthin 1934,p.209, pl.l,f.4-6] Bassler 1941,p.22 [Tetradellidae by Bassler; Hollinidae by Pokorny 1950,p.526, by 39

Kesling 1952,pe46, and by Henningsmoen 1953, pe270] Devonian, Michigan.

CTENONOTELLINAE Schmidt 1941,pe48 - Subfamily of Hollinidae, for Ctenotella, Dicranella, Rakervella. [Included in Piretellinae of Opik by Henningsmoen 1953, pslO7/pele CTENONOTELLA [C. elongata] Spik 1937,p.101 [Hollinidae-- Ctenonotellinae by Schmidt 1941,p.48; Tetradellidae-- ?Piretellinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.217,219,267] Ordovician, Estonia.

CUNEOCYTHERE [C. truncata] Lienenklaus 1894,p.259 [Cytheridae-- Cytherideinae by Van den Bold 1946, p.e26] Oligocene, Germany.

CUSELINA [C. impressa] Ammon 1910, p. 53 [Ostracoda, incertae sedis by Giithorl 1934,p.ll,pl.l,f.2 (Lectotypus) ] Permian, Germany.

CUSHMANIDEA [Cytheridea seminuda Cushman 1906,p.374,pl.33, f£.62-64; pl.3h4,f.76,77)] Blake 1933,p.232-233 [Cytheridae-Cytherideinae by Blake] Recent, Maine. CYAMOCYPRIS [Cypris valdensis Fitton 1836,p.177; Sowerby 1836, pe34h,ple2l,f.1] Anderson 1939,p.305 [Cypridae-- Rostocyprinae by Anderson] Jurassic, England. [Cyamocypris = subgenus of Cypridea by Sylvester-- Bradley 1949,pel27.

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CYATHUS [C. ulrichi] Roth and Skinner 1930,p.347 [Aparchitidae by R&S; Leperditellidae by Bassler & Kellett 1934, peed; Beyrichiacea of uncertain family by Henningsmoen 1953,pe273] Pennsylvanian, Colorado. CYCLAS [Used by Eichwald 18&57,p.307 thus: Cytherina (Cyclas) eos; Permian, Russia.] Not Cyclas Lamarck (1798) Encye Meth. (Tabl. vers) pl.301; 1799, mem.soc. hist. nat., Paris, Sh, Moll. by Neave 1939, voll, pe91h.

CYCLASTEROPE [C. hendersoni,n.espe, and C. orbicularis, n-esp.] Brady 1897, p85 [Cypridinidae by Brady; Asteropidae by Skogsberg 1920,p.542 - who designated C. hendersoni genotype] Recent, Madras Harbour. CYCLOCYPRIA {C. kincaidia] Dobbin 1941,p.235 ["intermediate form between Cyclocypris and Cypria™" by Dobbin] Recent, Washington.

CYCLOCYPRIDES Sars 1925,p.89, a Group of Cypridae-Cyprinae for Cyclocypris and Cypria.

CYCLOCYPRIDINAE Kaufmann 1900a,p.107; 1900b, p.319-321, Subfamily of Cyprididae to include: Cyclocypris, Cypria, and Physocypria.

CYCLOCYPRINAE Hoff 1942,p.100,101, change in spelling of Cyclocypridinae.

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CYCLOCYPRINI Bronstein 1947,p.175-186, a Tribe of Cypridae-- Cyprinae, for Cyclocypris, Cypria, Physocypria. CYCLOCYPRIS [Cypris globosa Sars 1863,p.27] Brady and Norman 1889,p.70. [Cypridae-Cyclocypridinae by Kaufmann 1900a,p.e107; Cypridae-Cyclocyprinae by Hoff 1942, p-l100-101] Recent, Norway.

CYCLOLEBERIS [Cylindroleberis lobiancoi G. W. Muller 1894, p.e220,pls.4,5] Recent Gulf of Naples. CYLINDROLEBERINAL G. W. Miller 1906b,p.32. n.subfam. of Cypridinidae, for Cylindroleberis and Cyclasterope. CYLINDROLEBERIS [Cypridina mariae Baird 1850,p.257,pl.17, f£.5-7; Cypridina teres Norman 1861,p.280,pl.14, f.10] Brady 1868a,p.127 [Cypridinidae by Brady; Cypridinidae-Cylindroleberinae by Miiller 1906b, pe32) Recent, North Atlantic.

CYLINDRUS ([Cythere jurinei Miinster 1850,p.62] Neviani 1928, pe72,106 [as "Gruppo" = subgenus or genus - of "Cythereis" by Neviani] Miocene to Recent, Italy by Ruggieri 1950,p.13. [= Cytheretta by Ruggieri 1950a,p.9]. Not Cylindrus Fitzinger 1833,moll., by Neave 1939,p.929.

CYPRACEA Sylvester-Bradley 1949,p.130, a revision of the spelling of the superfamily Cypridacea Ulrich and Bassler.

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CYPRELLA [C. chrysalidea] Koninck 1841,p.19 ([Cypridinidae by Bassler & Kellett 1934,p.255] Carboniferous, Belgium.

CYPRETTA [C. tenuicauda] Vavra 1895,p.6 [as subgenus of Cypridopsis; Cypridae-Cyprinae-Cypridopsini by Bronstein 1947,p. 174] Recent, Zanzibar. eYPREA [C. punctata Jur., C. Joanna Baird, C.. vidwa Malle, GC. isenilunaris Fisch., C. ovum Jure, cited an order] Zenker 1854,p.77, [as subgenus of Cypris by Zenker; Cypridae-Candoninae by Muller 1912, pel29; Cypridae-Candoninae-Cyclocyprini by Bronstein 1947,p.182] Recent, Europe [Note: Brady and Norman 1889,p.68 designate Cypris (Cypria) exsculpta Fischer 1855,p.652,p1.19, f.36-38 as genotype, which they state ="Cypria punctata striata Zenker 1854,p.77,ple3A" No such variety was named by Zenker on either p.77, not plate 3A, though his explanation of Taf.III. A. Cypris (Cypria) punctata Jurine. Fig.l. reads: "Schale der gestreiften Varietat."] CYPRICERCUS [C. cuneatus] Sars 1895,p.37 [= Strandesia by Muller 1912,p.186; but Cypridae-Cyprinae by Klie 1938a,pe113] Raised from South African mud. 43

CYPRICONCHA [Cypris barbatus Forbes 1893,p.2h4,pl1.37,fe2, 3; pl.38] Sars 1926,p.5 [= Candonocypris by Furtos 1936b,p.503; but Cypridae-Cyprinae by Dobbin 1941,p.183] Recent, Yellowstone National Park.

CYPRIDA Goldenberg 1870,p.286 [Genus attributed to Jones by Goldenberg, and used by him in the description of Cyprida elongata n.sp. from the Steinkohlenformation von Saarbrucken] = Candona by Bassler and Kellett 1934,p.236.

CYPRIDACEA (vel Ostracoda) Dana 1849,p.49. Used as a Tribe in place of Ostracoda, for the genera Cypris (Miller), 5 species; Cypridina (Milne-Edwards) 5 species; and Conchaecia new, species. CYPRIDACEA Ulrich and Bassler 1923,p.316-321 as a_,Superfamily to include th2 families: Beecherellidae, Bairdiidae, Cypridae, Cytherellidae, Entomidae, Cypridinidae, Entomoconchidae, Polycopidae, Darwinulidae, Barychilinidae.

CYPRIDAE Baird 1845,p.152, a family to include Cypris, Candona, and Cythere.

CYPRIDEA [no type designated by the author, who refers to the species described as Cypris by Sowerby, Roemer, Dunker and Forbes in England and Germany. (C. punctata Forbes designated erroneously by Anderson 44

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