Early Carboniferous Mollusca from Gundy, Upper Hunter, New South Wales

Minute mollusc fauna of Late Tournaisian age from thin limestone bands of the upper part of the Dangarfield Formation near Gundy, Upper Hunter, New South Wales are classified and described. Eighteen species among 38 gastropod species referable to 31 genera are described as new Onychochilus minitissimus, Peruvispira gundyensis, Glabrocingulum obesum, Hesperiella robertsi, Borestus costatus, Araeonema microspirulata, Microdoma angulata, Eucochlis australis, Naticopsis (Naticopsis) osbornei, Aclisina turgida, Stegocoelia (Stegocoelia) nodosa, Stegocoelia (H~pergonia) elongata, Stegocoelia (H.) tenuis, Loxonema elegantissima, Hemizyga (Hemizyga) (/(?cussata, Cyclozyga sinusigera, Soleniscus callosus and Donaldinajilosa. Twenty European andNorth American generic names are introduced for the first time to the Australian gastropod fauna. Two new scaphopod genera, Scissuradentalium and Pipadentalium, and four new species, Fissuradentalium longistriatum, Scissuradentalium runnegari, Plagioglypta numerosa and Pipadentalium protruberans, are proposed. One species ofhYQlitha, Hyolithes minutissimus, is described. Nine bivalve forms including two unknown taxa are illustrated, but not described here. All mollusc specimens are chloritised. Yoo, E.K., 1988. Early Carboniferous Mollusca from Gundy, Upper Hunter, New South Wales. Records of the Australian Museum 40(4): 233-264.