EURYPYLUS [E. petrosus] Brady 1869, Fonds de la Mer,p.14l, Recent off Cape Verde. [= Sarsiella by G. W. Muller 1912,p.42.
EUSTAPHANELLA Swartz and Swain 1942,p.e674, new name for Eustephanus Swartz and Swain, not Reichenbach, 1849 [Thlipsuridae by Henningsmoen 1953, p.e260]. EUSTEPHANUS [E. catastephanes] Swartz and Swain 1941,p.435 non Reichenbach, 1849 [Thlipsuridae by S&S] Devonian, Pennsylvania. [renamed Eustaphanella by S&S 1942,p.67h.] EVLANELLA Egerov 1950,p.63, by Polenova 1952,p.89 [Genotype E. laschenkoi Egarov 1950] Kloedenellidae-- Lichwininae by Polenova. Devonian to ?Permian by Polenova.
EXOPHTHALMOCYTHERE [E. mamillata] Triebel 1938b, p.196 [Cytheridae by Triebel] Cretaceous, Germany. FABALICYPRIS [F. wileyensis] Cooper 1946,p.59,60 [Bairdiidae by Cooper] Pennsylvanian of Illinois. FABERIA [F. anomala] Miller 1889,p.549, Ordovician, Ohio. (Not an ostracod, eee"the phosphatized cast of a small species of Ctenodonta, a pelecypod from the 77
Arnheim formation," by Bassler and Kellett 193, Deolyo FALSIPOLLEX [F. altituberculatus] Kesling and McMillan 1951, pe67 [Hollinidae by K&M] Devonian, Michigan. FAVELLA [F. puella] Coryell and Fields 1937,p.8; revised by Edwards 1944,p.523-52) [Cytheridae-Cytherideinae by C&F] Miocene, Panama. [Preoccupied by Favella Jérgensen 1925, Prot~., fide Neave, Nomenclator Zoologicus vole2,pe40l.e] = Puriana Coryell) and Fields by Coryell, in Puri 2953b, Dee FAVULELLA [Bythocypris favulosa Jones 1889a,p.33&,pl., figsel,2a-c] Swartz and Swain 1941,p.438 [?Thlipsuridae by Swartz and Swain] Devonian, Pennsylvania.
FIMBRIA Neviani 1928,p.72, a "Gruppo", a subgenus or genus of "Cythereis", but preoccupied many times by such as Fimbria Bohadsch 1761, Mollusca, Fimbria Rosso 1826, Tunicata etc., fide Neave, Nomenclator Zoologicus, vole2,pe408.
FLEXUS Neviani 1928,pe72,75, as “Gruppo” = subgenus of Cythereis. Subgenotype: Cythere plicata Munster 1830,p.63.
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FOSSIRICHTERINA [Richterina (Fossirichterina) intercostata] Matern 1929,p.70 [As a subgenus of Richterina by Matern; Entomidae by Bassler and Kellett 1934, pe-467; Entomozoacea-Entomozoidae-Entomozoinae by Pribyl 1951,p.-105] Devonian, Germany. FRANKLINELLA [F. novecosta] Stewart and Hendrix 1939,p.1989, nomenud.; Stewart and Hendrix 1945b,p.107. \Glyptopleuridae by S&H; Kirkbyidae by Henningsmoer 1953,p.273; Entomozoacea-Entomozoidae-Entomozoinae by Pribyl 1951,p.105] Devonian, Ohio. [non Franklinella (nen., pro Physapus Leach 1815} Karny 1910, Thysanopt., fide Neave 1939,vol.2,p.421}. G GEFFENINA [G. marmerae] Coryell and Sohn 1938, p.599 {Kloedenellidae by C&S; Kloedenellidae-Kloedenellinae by Henningsmoen 1953,0-243, 271] Mississippian of West Virginia.
GEFFENITES [{G. jungae] Coryell and Sohn 1938,p.600 {[Kloedenellidae by C&S; Kloedenellidae-Kloedenellinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.243,271] Mississippian of West Virginia.
GEISINA [Beyrichiella gregaria Ulrich and Bassler 1906,p.157, pl.l1,f.18] Johnson 1936,p.2l. [Kloedenellidae by Johnson; Kloedenellidae-Kloedenellinae by 79
Henningsmoen 1953,pe2kh2,271] Pennsylvanian, Missourie GIBBA Fuchs 1920,p.61-83, a subgenus of Beyrichia created for Beyrichia (Gibba) spinosa Fuchs nesp., and Beyrichia tetrapleura Fuchs 1915,p.77,pl.16, f.11-13; both from Devonian of Germany B.(G.) spinosa has by later authors been transferred to Kloedenia, but the name is invalid as it is a junior homonym of Be spinosa (Hall) Hall 1859; and B. spinosa (Ulrich) Miller 1897. B. tetrapleura by elimination must be the subgenotype. ETGANTOCYPRIS |G. acassizii,p.el55, G. pellucida,p.J64)\1G. We Muller 1895,p.164 ([Cypridinidae-Cypridininae by Muller 1912,p.23] Recent, W. Coast of Central Americae By describing G. agassizii first, before describing the genus, Muller clearly thought of it as the type.
GILLINA [G. vitharri] Coryell and Johnson 1939,p.217 [Kirkbyidae by C&J; Kloedenellidae by Agnew 1942, pe7583; Kloedenellidae-Kloedenellinae by Henningsmoen 1953,pe2h2,270] Mississippian of Illinois. GIRTYITES [G. spinosus] Coryell and Booth 1933,p.261 [Kirkbyidae by C&B] Pennsylvanian of Texas. [Not Girtyites Wedekind 1914, and renamed Kegelites by 80
Coryell and Booth 1933, on second page of table of contents of vol.lk of Amer.Midl.Naturalist. ] The genotype = a young molt of Amphissites dattonensis Harlton, by Kellett 1936,p.773. GLOBOCYPRIS [G. trisetosa] Klie 1939,p.111 [Cypridae by Klie] Recent, Kenya Colony.
GLOSSOMORPHITES Hessland 1954,p.e227,nomenov.e, for Glossopsis Hessland 1949, non Busch 1904, an annelid. GLOSSOMORPHITINAE Hessland 1954,p.227,nomenove, for Glossopsiinae Henningsmoen 1953 to correspond with necessary change in generic name.
GLOSSOPSIINAE Henningsmoen 1953,p.201,266, a subfamily of Sigmoopsiidae, for the genera Glossopsis and Aulacopsis. [Glossopsis Hessland 1949 being preoccupied; = Glossomorphitinae by Hessland 1954, Ppee27.
GLOSSOPSIS [G. lingua] Hessland 1949,p.296 [Hollinidae-- Tetradellinae by Hessland; Sigmoopsiidae-Glossopsiinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.e201,266] Ordovician, Sweden. [not Glossopsis Busch 1940,p.225-226, an annelid; = Glossomorphites Hessland 1954,p.2e7, nomenovel 81
GLYPTOBAIRDIA [G. bermudezi] Stephenson 1946b,p.345 [Bairdiidae by Stephenson] Recent, Cuba. [= Triebelina Van den Bold 1946, whose description preceded it by only a few days]. GLYPTOPLEURA [G. inopinata] Girty 1910,p.236 [Glyptopleuridae by Girty] Pennsylvanian, Arkansas.
GLYPTOPLEURIDAE Girty 1910,p.234 for the genus Glyptopleura. o GLYPTOPLEURINA [G. montifera] Coryell 192&b,p.3&1 [Glyptopleuridae by Coryell; Kloedenellidae-Glyptopleurinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.272] Pennsylvanian, Oklahoma. GLYPTOPLEURINAE Henningsmoen 1953,pe197,225,272, a reduction of Girty's family to a subfamily of Kloedenellidae to include Glyptopleura, Glyptopleurina, Glyptoleuroides, Mesoglypha, Venula, Svantovites, and ?Viarix.
GLYPTOPLEURITES [G. tyri] Coryell and Johnson 1939,p.219 [Glyptopleuridae by C&J] Mississippian of Illinois. [= Glyptopleura by Cooper 1941,p.42.] GLYPTOPLEUROIDES [G. insculptus] Corneis and Gale 1939, pe283 [Glyptopleuridae by C&G; Kloedenellidae-- Glyptopleurinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.e272] Mississippian of Illinois.
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GOLCONDELLA [G. sulcata] Croneis and Gale 1939,p.262 [Drepanellidae by C&G] Mississippian of Illinois. GOMPHOCYTHERE [Limnicythere obtusata Sars 1910,p.754,pl.7€, f.6-14] Sars 1924a,p.174 [Cytheridae-Limnicytherinae by Sars 1925,pe148; Cytheridae-Xestoleberinae by Martin 1940,p.337-340] Recent, Lake Victoria Nyanzae GONIOCYPRIS [G. mitra] Brady and Robertson 1870,p.15 [= the fry of Anodonta cygnea by Brady and Norman 1&89, pe 120] Recent, England.
GRAPHIADACTYLLIS [Kirkbya lindahli arkansana Girty 1910, pe234 = Graphiodactyllis arkansana Roth 1929a, pelO] Roth 1929a,p.10 [Graphiodactylidae by Kellett 1936,p.773; Quasillitidae-Quasillitinae by Henningsmoen 1953,p.e256,257,275] Mississippian of Arkansas.
GRAPHETODACTYLIDAE Kellett [December] 1936,p.773, a family to include Graphiodactylus, Waylandella, Coryellites, Healdia.e. [= Quasillitidae Coryell and Malkin [November] 1936, by Henningsmoen 1953,p.256. GRAPHIODACTYLUS_ Roth 1929b,p.292, an attempted change in spelling of Graphiadactyllis Roth 1929a, which is not permitted by the Rules, according to Moore, 83
Weller and Knight 1942,p.256,257- See Roth 1929¢e for full description of genus. GRAVIA [Gravia(Gravia)aculeata, and Gravia(Gravia)volgaensis] GRAVIINAE Polenova 1952,p.83 [Acronotellidae-Graviinae by Polenova] Devonian, USSR. [compared to Menoceratella, Tricornina and Saccelatia] G. aculeata was not figured; G. (G.) volgaensis, described p.85,pl.2, fee Polenova 1952,p.82, a subfamily of Acronotellidae, for the genus Gravia, with subgenera Gravia and Russia [and apparently for Selebratina, Sulcatia, and Lunularia] Silurian to Carboniferous. GUTSCHICKIA [Whipplella ninevehensis Holland 1934,p.345,pl.25, f.3a-c] Scott 1944a,p.146 [Cypridae by Scott] Permian of Pennsylvania.
HABROCYTHERE [H. fragilis] Triebel 1940,p.165 (Cytheridae-- Cytherideinae by Triebel] Cretaceous, Germany. HALLATIA [H. healeyensis] Kay 1934,p.335 [Primitiidae-- Eurychilininae by Kay 1940a,p.253; Drepanellidae-- Ulrichiinae by Schmidt 1941,p.51; Beyrichiacea of uncertain family by Henningsmoen 1953, pe2h8, 273] Ordovician, Ontario.
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