- extinct, (typically) coiled-s****ed
cephalopods comprising the
subclass Ammonoidea. They are more
closely related to
living octopuses, squid, and cuttlefish...
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Barremitinae is a
subfamily belonging to the
Ammonoidea subclass.
Whorl section in this
group ranges from more or less
circular through rectangular to...
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cephalopods have been identified. Two
important extinct taxa are the
Ammonoidea (ammonites) and
Belemnoidea (belemnites).
Extant cephalopods range in...
- the Anarcestida, is the
ancestral order within the
cephalopod subclass Ammonoidea originating from
bactritoid nautiloids, that
lived in what
would become...
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Eleniceras is an
extinct genus of
cephalopods belonging to the
Ammonoidea subclass. The
genus was
named after the
Bulgarian town of Elena. The holotype...
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Berbericeras is an
extinct genus of
cephalopod in the
subclass Ammonoidea. Sepkoski, Jack (2002). "Sepkoski's
Online Genus Database".
Retrieved 2014-05-28...
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Abrytasites (Abrytusites) is an
extinct genus of
cephalopods belonging to the
Ammonoidea subclass. The
genus was
named after the
ancient Roman town of Abrittus...
- dictionary.
Ammonites are an
extinct group of
marine animals, including:
Ammonoidea, a
subclass Ammonitida, an
order Ammonitina, a
suborder Ammonite may also...
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Acanthoceras is an
extinct cephalopod genus belonging to the
subclass Ammonoidea and
family Acanthoceratidae that
lived from the
Albian to
early Coniacian...
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primarily orthoconic orders (including the
ancestors for
Bacritida and
Ammonoidea); and Nautilitoidea,
which includes the
first coiled cephalopods, Tarphycerida...
