. Bulletins der amerikanischen Paläontologie. Bulletin 354. Text - Abbildung 1.- Lokalität Karte für die Abschnitte gemessen und beschrieben von Saunders et al. (1986). Die TU Sammlungen wurden in diesen Bereichen aber in Bereiche einzugreifen, auch. Siehe Anhang 4 für eine vollständige Beschreibung aller Tulane Gemeinden. die Abschnitte (siehe Text-Abb. 1), und Karten von allen sammeln, Städte und Gemeinden, darunter die der Maury 1916 Expedi-tion, die United States Geological Survey 1919 ex-pedition (USGS), der Basler Team (als Nmb dargestellt) und die vokes's Collections (TU). Die Geschichte und die Philosophie der

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. Bulletins of American paleontology. Bulletin 354. Text-figure 1.—Locality map for the sections measured and described by Saunders et al. (1986). The TU collections were made in these same areas but in intervening areas, also. See Appendix 4 of that work for a complete description of all Tulane localities. sections (see Text-fig. 1), and maps of all collecting localities, including those of the Maury 1916 expedi- tion, the United States Geological Survey's 1919 ex- pedition (shown as USGS), the Basel team (shown as NMB) and the Vokes's collections (shown as TU). The history and philosophy of all of these various collecting ventures has been discussed at length in a study of the Dominican Muricidae (Yokes, 1989), and they will not be repeated here. The reader is referred to Saunders et al. (1986) for detailed information on the various localities mentioned in the text below. One of the principal purposes of our original field work in the Dominican Republic was to localize, geo- graphically and stratigraphically, the many species originally described as coming from simply "Santo Domingo." In most cases we believe that we can now say with a fair degree of certainty a given species was originally collected at a particular locality. Therefore, where there was no type locality mentioned by the original author, I have restricted the type locality to a Tulane locality number. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS As a small part of a much larger project, it would be impossible to single out everyone who has provided assistance in some way during the years we were col- lecting in the Dominican Republic. In addition, parts of this particular study long precede the Dominican Project (Turbinella: Yokes, 1964; Vasum: Yokes, 1966; Lyria: Hoerle and Yokes, 1978) and my grati- tude to persons who provided specimens and other as- sistance for these previous studies must be carried for- ward to the present. Certainly, principal among the "pre-Dominican Project" help would be the lat

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