Revision of the genus Calapoecia Billings

Presidential Address: The Ordovician Corals.

“…In Richmond equivalents in Ontario and Quebec, Foerste (1924) figures a similar fauna with Propora goldfussi added. Palaeophyllum rugosum Bill., which, according to Lang, Smith and Thomas (1940) is a phaceloid Strepelasmid, is possibly from Richmond strata on L. St. John (Cox (1936)), though Dresser's (1916) map indicates a Trenton age.…”

Review of some species of Favistina, Nyctopora, and Calapoecia (Ordovician corals from North America)

“…Foerste (1916, p. 294) provided additional data on the type locality. Illustrated by Cox (1936) pi. 2, figs 9(a, b) (at xl.5 not x 1.13 as stated in plate explanation).…”

“…Remarks. Lambe (1899) and Cox (1936) consider the species synonymous with, C. canadensis with type locality in Black Riverian beds at Paquette Rapids, Ontario. Subsequent authors have regarded the two as separate but this was based on tenuous evidence since material at the type locality of C. canadensis is badly silicified, the neotype selected by Cox is as yet uncut, and to my knowledge the internal view of only one specimen from the type locality has been illustrated to date, this being published by Bassler (1950, pi.…”

The Devonian Tabulata of Douglas and Drummond Creeks, Clermont, Queensland

“…Lecompte, 1939, described three species from the Couvinian of the Ardennes which he referred to Columnopora Nicholson. He does not discuss its relationship to Calapoecia Billings and had not apparently seen Cox's, 1936, revision of that genus. These three species are here regarded as congeneric with Gephuropora.…”