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SACCO, 1897
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original designation,
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, northern
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is treated here as a subgenus of
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, accommodating small, rounded shells, with interior shell slats developing later in ontogeny and coinciding with the inception of distinctive scabrous exterior sculpture on the initially smooth disc of the left valve. Discrepant sculpture on the right and left valves is illustrated here in the living
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, a typically sedentary form with a well-developed byssal notch in the anterior auricle of the right valve (
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). Both auricles are clearly demarcated from the disc, and both are ornamented with radial and commarginal striae. The scabrous pattern of intersecting radial and commarginal striae on the left valve (
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) is in marked contrast to the subdued ornamentation of the right valve with commarginal striae only (
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). Small size, scabrous sculpture of the left valve, and presence of a byssal notch do not constitute a strong argument for monophyly. However, the lack of a ctenolium in the byssal notch, discrepant valve size and sculpture, and interior slat-like ribs do exclude it from the
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and clearly distinguish it from the two new Keasey
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species.
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<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFD9291DFFEFF8EBEEE0BA08" bold="true" box="[112,228,1871,1895]" pageId="33" pageNumber="32">Figure 20.</emphasis>
Variation in shell morphology in living North Pacific
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. Right and left valves of
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, SBMNH 126833.
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. Right and left valves of
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(
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)
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, SBMNH 123955.
<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFD9291DFA2EF8CEEBDDBAED" bold="true" box="[1457,1497,1898,1922]" pageId="33" pageNumber="32">E, F</emphasis>
. Right and left valves of
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<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFD9291DFEF6F821EC75BAF2" box="[361,625,1925,1949]" italics="true" pageId="33" pageNumber="32">Parvamussium alaskense</emphasis>
(Dall, 1871)
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, SBMNH 103661. Scale bars=1 cm.
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Mesozoic species that can be assigned to either
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or
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first diversified during the Cretaceous, surviving the end Cretaceous extinction to begin a second and continuing radiation in the deep sea (Waller2006).
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achieved cosmopolitan distribution by the Eocene, with records as early as Danian in Patagonia (del
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). Paleocene and Eocene records in the southern Hemisphere from both
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(e.g.,
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,
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, Stilwell 2003, 2005) and
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(e.g.,
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, Maxwell 1992). Del
<bibRefCitation id="2E014B3AFFDA291EFFEFFBF2EF3CB91E" author="Rio, C. J. &amp; A. G. Beu &amp; S. A. Martinez" box="[112,312,1110,1137]" pageId="34" pageNumber="33" pagination="281 - 295" refId="ref29287" refString="del Rio, C. J., A. G. Beu, and S. A. Martinez. 2008. The pectinoidea genera Delectopecten Stewart, 1930 and Parvamussium Sacco, 1897 in the Danian of Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Neues Jahrbuch fur Geologie und Palaontologie 249 (3): 281 - 295." type="journal article" year="2008">Rio et al. (2008)</bibRefCitation>
provide additional references to Paleogene records from Europe and the Gulf
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of North America but suggest that the Paleogene taxa inhabited shallow-water facies at this time. In the Northwestern Pacific, however,
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is well documented in
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from Upper Cretaceous forearc slope mudstones along the subduction zone on Kyushu (e.g., Komatsu et al. 2008) and
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(e.g., Tsujino and Maeda 2007). These Late Cretaceous forearc sequences also include methane seeps (e.g., Takahashi et al. 2007). The
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bivalve associations are remarkably like those in the Keasey and indicative of an even earlier shift of the minute squamose glass scallops to low energy, oxygen depleted conditions associated with methane seeps.
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The major difficulty assessing monophyly and re- lationships of the squamose glass scallops is the large number of genus group names that have been placed in synomymy under
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<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFDA291EFECDF906EC03BBD1" box="[338,519,1698,1726]" italics="true" pageId="34" pageNumber="33">Parvamussium</emphasis>
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. For example,
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lists five names based on extant species, includ- ing
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<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFDA291EFF03F94DEF68BA6A" box="[156,364,1769,1797]" italics="true" pageId="34" pageNumber="33">Squamamussium</emphasis>
Oyama (1944)
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. Harold Vokes (pers. comm. 1981) intended to assign the new Keasey species to
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and obtained
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numbers for the specimens described and figured here under
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.
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<emphasis id="78E4EAD9FFDA291EFCFFFF67EA77BDB2" bold="true" box="[864,1139,195,221]" pageId="34" pageNumber="33">Stratigraphic range</emphasis>
—Upper Jurassic?Holocene. Cosmopolitan, bathyal and abyssal depths (modern), shallower in Mesozoic and Early Paleogene.
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