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- North America including Greenland, Armenoceras has been found in northern Europe, Russia, and Australia. Armenoceras is thought to have given rise to Nybyoceras...
- Armenoceratidae and similar to Armenoceras except for having a siphuncle close to the ventral side of the s****. As with Armenoceras, Nybyoceras has a medium...
- to Armenoceras but with a short, slightly curved, breviconic s****. The siphuncle is in contact with the ventral wall, unlike that of Armenoceras in which...
- Lambeoceras is found with Actinoceras, Armenoceras, and Nybyoceras in the Second Value Formation in New Mexico; with Armenoceras and Selkirkoceras in the Burnam...
- rise through Armenoceras to Gonioceras in the Chazyan, and later in the Middle Ordovician, possibly through either an early Armenoceras or Nybyoceras...
- chambers, more so than in Ormoceras or Lambeoceras but not as much as in Armenoceras. (Flower 1957) The diameter typically becomes smaller with respect to...
- Cheol-Soo), where, in Korea, it is ****ociated with the actinocerids, Armenoceras, Ormoceras, and Selkirkoceras. Paleontology portal Marine life portal...
- 1964, in the Treatise part K, Monocyrtoceras along with Elrodoceras and Armenoceras forms one of the two branches of the Armenoceratidae. Curt Teichert,...
- a straight endosiphuncular canal system. Gonioceras is derived from Armenoceras and is the type genus of Gonioceratidae. Fossils are found in marine...
- Actinoceratids are derived from Wutinoceras, possibly through an early Armenoceras or through Nybyoceras and give rise to Lambeoceras and to the Huroniidae...