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New name for Silurian graptolite from New South Wales

Bohemograptus urbaneki Rickards et al. ( 1905, p. 54, figs 31L-M, 32H) from the Ludlow of the SpringQuarry Creek area of New South Wales is a primary homonym of B. urbaneki Tsegelnjuk (1976, p. 129, pl. XL, figs 10-12) from the Ludlow of the Brest Depression. Further, we now consider that our species should be assigned to Lobograptus Urbanek, 1958, and here rename this species Lobograptusjeremii, in memory of Jeremy Rickards, on the basis of his contribution to studies of graptolite hydrodynamics. As we noted in Rickards et al. (1995) it is clear that the species is intermediate between Lobograptus and Bohemograptus. We now consider that it is closest to simple Iobograptids, such as L. progenitor Urbanek, 1066, on the basis of the s lender rhabdosome , suggestion of proximal thecal geniculation and low thecal overlap. Bohemograptid features are the shape "find larger size of the rhabdosome and the higher position of the sicular apex. We are grateful for discussion of this matter with Dr Lawrence Sherwin and Dr T.N. Koren ' who provided helpful comments.