Lost and found: The Eocene family Pyramimitridae (Neogastropoda) discovered in the Recent fauna of the Indo-Pacific Author Kantor, Yuri Author Lozouet, Pierre Author Puillandre, Nicolas Author Bouchet, Philippe text Zootaxa 2014 3754 3 239 276 journal article 46667 10.11646/zootaxa.3754.3.2 fe375541-8083-43f8-9cf8-b8d75af79599 1175-5326 251551 9E645014-5464-4E7C-8D4A-0B3B52A5AA53 Pyramimitra? olssoni Palmer, 1937 Figures 3 G-H Pyramimitra olssoni Palmer, 1937 : 275 , pl. 37 figs 8–9. Remarks . Palmer described Pyramimitra olssoni from a single broken specimen from the Claiborne Group Middle Eocene of Alabama. As noted by Palmer (1937) , it has a cerithioid appearance, and is here retained with doubt in the genus Pyramimitra . Pyramimitra? eocenica Garvie, 1996 Pyramimitra ( Petrafixia ) eocenica Garvie, 1996 : 92, pl. 20 figs 8–9. Remarks . Pyramimitra eocenica was described from the Middle Eocene of Central Texas based on young specimens only (up to 3.1 mm in length), including the holotype . Based on differences in sculpture and the lack of columellar plaits, we reject a classification of this species in Pyramimitra , but cannot make any decisive conclusion on its correct family or generic position.