Figure 3.41-60. Cassidulina setanaensis Asano and Nakamura 3.41: apertural view, 7.5x (LD = 3.20 millimeters). Cassidulina subglobosa Brady depressa Asano and Nakamura 3.42: side view, 45x (LD = .38 millimeters). 3.43: edge aperture view, 45x (LD = .36 millimeters). Cassidulina sublimbata Asano and Nakamura 3.44: side view, 15x (LD = 1.20 millimeters). 3.45: slanted edge view, 15x (LD = .93 millimeters). Cassidulina undata Kuwano 3.46: aperture up view, 45x (LD = .27 millimeters). 3.47: side apertural view, 45x (LD = .24 millimeters). Cassidulina wakasaensis Asano and Nakamura 3.48: side view, 15x (LD = 1.33 millimeters). 3.49: slanted edge apertural view, 15x (LD = 1.33 millimeters). Cassidulina yabei Asano and Nakamura 3.50: side view, 15x (LD = 1.33 millimeters). 3.51: slanted edge aperture, 15x (LD = 1.33 millimeters). Cassidulina yabei Asano and Nakamura serrata Matsunaga 3.52: side view, 22.5x (LD = .67 millimeters). 3.53: side aperture view, 22.5x (LD = .67 millimeters). Ceratobulimina hanzawai Asano 3.54: side aperture , 37.5x (LD = .61 millimeters). 3.55: opposite side, 37.5x (LD = .61 millimeters). Cibicides asanoi Matsunaga 3.56: ventral view, 25x (LD = .76 millimeters). 3.57: dorsal view, 25x (LD = .76 millimeters). Cibicides cushmani Ujiie and Kusukawa 3.58: ventral view, 45x (LD = .40 millimeters). 3.59: dorsal view, 45x (LD = .40 millimeters). 3.60: edge view, 45x (LD = .40 millimeters).

NOTE: LD = longest dimension.