Abstract
AbstractTwenty-one species of echinoid are reported from Paleocene rocks of the eastern United States along the outcrop belt from Texas to New Jersey. Six of these are strictly early Paleocene age (Danian), nine strictly late Paleocene age (Thanetian), five range throughout the Paleocene, and one previously reported Paleocene species (Diplodetus moscovensis) is most likely a Cretaceous species. Two new species are described,Salenia palmyran. sp., from the Danian Clayton Formation in Alabama and Georgia, andOva rancocan. sp., from the Thanetian Vincentown Formation in New Jersey. One new species from the Clayton Formation in Mississippi,Arbaciella? sp., is left in open nomenclature.
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