Conus subcalcareus (Oostingh, 1941)

Oostingh C.H. (1938-1940).

Die Mollusken des Pliocäns von Süd-Bantam in Java. De Ingenieur in Nederlandsch Indië, IV. Mijnbouw en Geologie. (Die Mijningenieur).

Based on the characteristic habitat of the Conus stupa, determined at a depth of 150–430 m, and considering that the faunal content in the shales immediately overlying the Telisa sandstone is abundant and presents a high diversity of deep-sea marine faunas ⁽²⁾, it is presumable that Conus subcarcareus also lived in deep waters.


Conus subcalcareus ⁽¹⁾ Lower Miocene Palembang - Sumatra	Conus stupa (Kuroda, 1956)

5(2): 17- 33, pls 1-2 [part 1, 1938];

5(3): 35- 47, pls. 3 [part 2, 1938];

5(4): 49- 60, pls. 4- 5 [part 3, 1938];

5(7): 105-115, pls. 6- 7 [part 4, 1938];

5(8): 119-129, pls 8- 9 [part 5, 1938];

6(1): 7- 16, pls.10-11 [part 6, 1939];

6(4): 43- 51, pl. 12 [part 7, 1939];

6(8): 103-119, pls 13-14 [part 8, 1939];

6(12): 163-187, pls 15-16 [part 9, 1939];

7(3): 21- 29, pls 1-2, 1941

Over de tertiaire molluskenfauna van Palembang

Plate II

Fig. 27: Conus subcalcareus

Fig. 28: ~~Conus sedanensis~~ Conus everwijni

Fig. 29: ~~Conus sedanensis~~ Conus cf. rembangensis

Fig. 30: Conus ilirensis - Conus decollatus

Fig. 31: Conus vimineus

Fig. 32: Conus vantuijni – Conus quercinus

Fig. 33: Conus palembangensis – Conus loroisii

Fig. 34: Conus odengensis

Fig. 35: Conus odengensis birmanicus

Fig. 36: Conus hypermeces

7(4): 45- 60, pls 17-19 [part 10, 1940].

Bibliografia

(1) - Over de tertiaire molluskenfauna van Palembang
(2) - PROCEEDINGS, INDONESIAN PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION Thirtieth Annual Convention & Exhibition, August 2005 “TELISA SHALLOW MARINE SANDSTONE AS AN EMERGING EXPLORATION TARGET IN PALEMBANG HIGH, SOUTH SUMATRA BASIN”