Abstract
Reophax lodderae and Nodosaria roemeri Neugeboren var. semicostata were described by Goddard and Jensen from Fossil Bluff in 1907. Reophax lodderae probably is not a foraminifer but a broken echinoid spine. Nodosaria roemeri var. semicostata is renamed Dentalina godjeni, as semicostata and costata are preoccupied.
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