| |
| | Bulletin No.35 |
 | | The posteriorly truncated outline and subinternal radial threads may remind one of those of Nucula paulula Adams, 1856, a common Japanese nuculid, but, so far as we observed the specimens of that species from several localities, the shell grows much larger, and the Pd I is much smaller and not saucer-shaped. |
 | | In view of the undeveloped chondrophore, continuously arcuate dorsal margin and relatively few palaeotaxodont teeth, this species is referable to Pronucula rather than Nucula (s. |
 | | It resembles Promicula decorosa Hedley, 1902, the type species of this genus, from the lower sublittoral bottom of New South Wales, but the outline is more trigonal and the posterior part is more reduced. |
| www.um.u-tokyo.ac.jp /publish_db/Bulletin/no35/no35007.html (942 words) |
|