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Transfer of trilobite, coral, and fusulinid types

TYPES FROM three publications that were in the Paleontology Collections, Department of Geology, Washington State University were reposited in the U.S. National Museum of Natural History in 1986 and 1987. All specimens are from northeastern Washington and include species of Middle Cambrian trilobites (McLaughlin and Enbysk, 1950), Middle Devonian corals (Sorauf, 1972), and Permian fusulinids (Anderson, 1941). Unfortunately, the specimens of trilobites and fusulinids had been placed in the general teaching collections many years ago and some paratypes and figured specimens are missing and presumed lost. Specimens missing from the McLaughlin and Enbysk (1950) paper are: