FIG. 6 in New campanilids (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from the Ranikot Group (upper Paleocene/early Eocene, Sindh, Pakistan)

FIG. 6. — Type material of Campanistylus lakhraensis Merle & Pacaud, n. sp. and its reconstruction, East-Lakhra village section (stn 2), lower Lakhra Formation, early Eocene (Ypresian): A, B, holotype CPAG.RAN.I.93 (cast MNHN.F.A93729): A, general view; B, enlarged view showing the progressive loss of sculpture, 23 to 27, number of whorls; C, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.96 (cast MNHN.F.A98131); D, E, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.100 (cast MNHN.F.A93711): D, ventral face; E, dorsal face; F, G, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.99 (cast MNHN.F.A98132): F, general view of the specimen showing a residual colour pattern; G, enlarged view of two whorls showing the residual colour pattern; H, I, paratype CPAG.RAN.I.98 (cast MNHN.F.A93712); H, profil view showing the outer lip; I, ventral view; J, reconstruction of a complete specimen with its colour pattern drawn by Charlène Letenneur (MNHN): reconstruction based on the holotype and the paratypes CPAG.RAN.I.96, CPAG.RAN.I.99 and CPAG.RAN.I.98. On the left of the shell in B, the numbers from 21 to 27 give the numbers of whorls discussed in the text. Scale bars: 10 mm. Credits: P. Loubry (MNHN/CNRS).