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Burmese Tertiary turrids are taxonomically revised on the basis of reexamination of the type-specimens originally described by VREDENBURG (1921c). Among forty-two species, fifteen, one, four, one, thi...rteen, one and seven species are respectively included in Turriculinae, Clavatulinae, Turrinae, Borsoniinae, Clavinae, Conorbiinae and Mangeliinae. The Burmese Tertiary turrid fauna is characterized by richness of Turriculinae and Clavinae and paucity of Turrinae and particularly of Daphnellinae. A good number of species have been proved to be in common between the Burmese and the Indonesian Tertiary and it has also been made clear that remarkable number of the Burmese turrid species have corresponding close allies in Indonesia. Burmese Tertiary turrids have verified their importance in the interregional correlation.show more
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