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Taxonomy
Volupia bolivarensis was named by Anderson (1928). Its type specimen is CAS 2692, a shell, and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is El Carmen, 6 mi. W of (Horizon F), which is in a Bartonian coastal shale/sandstone in Colombia.
It was recombined as Lucina (Here) bolivarensis by Clark and Durham (1946).
It was recombined as Lucina (Here) bolivarensis by Clark and Durham (1946).
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
Here wacissana, L. arenacea, L. bellona, L. chatfieldana, L. corbisoides, L. cutleri, L. frugalis, L. glebula, L. hasei, L. laevis, L. landanensis, L. leufuensis, L. limbata, L. masylaea, L. obliqua, L. prorrecta, L. ripleyana, L. seclusa, L. sesostridis, L. subporrecta, L. subprorecta, L. taffana, L. tenera, L. thebaica, L. kadievi, L. pectinata, L. micraulax, Phacoides parawhitfieldi
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
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| 1928 | Volupia bolivarensis Anderson p. 22 figs. pl. 1, fig. 7, 8 |
| 1946 | Lucina (Here) bolivarensis Clark and Durham p. 61 |
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†Lucina (Here) bolivarensis Anderson 1928
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Diagnosis
No diagnoses are available