...Figure 11. Magnuscrinus and Uperocrinus from the Fort Payne Formation. ( 1–4 ) Magnuscrinus cumberlandensis n. sp.; ( 1 ) paratype, basal view of partial large theca in matrix, note some calyx plates are missing, but plate sutures outlined by silicification (USNM 639946); ( 2–4 ) holotype...

... and Springer, 1897 ; Eutrochocrinus Wachsmuth and Springer 1897 ; and Lobocrinus Wachsmuth and Springer, 1897 (which is a junior objective synonym of Uperocrinus Meek and Worthen, 1865 ). Lane (1963a) published the new genera proposed in Lane (1958) , including Abatocrinus Lane, 1963a...

...Figure 11 Batocrinidae and Coelocrinidae. 1, 2, Uperocrinus kuesi n. sp., UMMP 74071, ×1.0: 1, A-ray lateral view; 2 , CD interray lateral view; 3, 4, Uperocrinus sp., UMMP 74103, ×1.0: 3 , A-ray lateral view; 4 , CD interray lateral view; 5, 6, Agaricocrinus bullatus Hall, 1858...

...Table 2 —Measurements of Uperocrinus acuminatus n. sp. (in mm); holotype indicated by asterisk ...

... several other taxonomic reassignments based on new collections. Uperocrinus zhaoae is reassigned to the genus Actinocrinus based on the presence of pentagonal or hexagonal primibrachials in the cup, even though the primibrachials have a pseudo-quadrate appearance. Bridgerocrinus delicatulus is reassigned...

... section and is thus younger than the Nada, demonstrating time-transgressive progradation of the Borden Delta from east to west. Important crinoid species from the Nada include Uperocrinus pyriformis (Shumard), Macrocrinus konincki (Shumard), Dorycrinus quinquelobus (Hall), Eretmocrinus calyculoides (Hall...

... is made up of very soft, brown, shaly, exceptionally crinoidal limestone. It is the most prolific crinoid horizon in the formation. Most of the species of the Uperocrinus zone occur here but the zone is distinguished by the large numbers of specimens of Cryptoblastus melo Owen and Shumard...

.... The camerate crinoids represented in the Sedalia dolomite are characterized by a relative few primitive species of Actinocrinites, Platycrinites and possibly Agaricocrinites . The large array of species belonging to Cactocrinus, Uperocrinus, Dorycrinus, Batocrinus, Macrocrinus and many other crinoid...

... Actinocrinites from the Mississippian stratotype region (Echinodermata: Crinoidea) : Journal of Paleontology , 65 . 485 – 499 . Ausich , W. I. , T. W. , and Kammer , 1991b , Systematic revisions to Aorocrinus, Dorycrinus, Macrocrinus, Paradichocrinus, Strotocrinus, and Uperocrinus...

... before this species can be assigned to a genus. One species and one genus previously assigned to Actinocrinitidae have characters that do not occur in the family. Actinocrinites zhaoae (Lane et al., 1997 ) was removed from Uperocrinus by Waters et al. ( 2003 ) and placed...

.... 1991 a . Systematic revisions to Aorocrinus , Dorycrinus , Macrocrinus , Paradichocrinus , Strotocrinus , and Uperocrinus : Mississippian camerate crinoids from the stratotype region (Echinodermata) . Journal of Paleontology , 65 : 936 – 944...

... , Macrocrinus , Paradichocrinus , Strotocrinus , and Uperocrinus : Mississippian camerate crinoids (Echinodermata) from the stratotype region . Journal of Paleontology 65 : 936 – 944 . Ausich W. I...

... , Systematic revisions to Aorocrinus , Dorycrinus , Macrocrinus , Paradichocrinus , Strotocrinus , and Uperocrinus : Mississippian camerate crinoids (Echinodermata) from the stratotype region : Journal of Paleontology , 65 . 936 – 944 . Ausich , W.I. , and Kammer , T.W. , 1992...