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- Cordylodus is an extinct genus of conodonts in the family Cordylodontidae. It is suggested that Cordylodus andresi can be a marker of the Cambrian Stage...
- deltatus/Oneotodus costatus (upper part of Turner Cliffs Formation, Tremadocian); Cordylodus angulatus (lower part of Turner Cliffs, Tremadocian). Graptolite (g) and...
- 28 genera were collected from these strata. Genera include Teridontus, Cordylodus, Rossodus, Variabiloconus, Semiacontiodus, Drepanoistodus, Parapanderodus...
- problematic. In 2006 another working group proposed the first appearance of Cordylodus andresi. The first appearance of Eoconodontus notchpeakensis is favored...
- the Cambrian. In 2006, a working group proposed the first appearance of Cordylodus andresi. Currently the first appearance of E. notchpeakensis is favored...
- Proconodontus Pseudooneotodus? Cordylodontidae Cambrooistodus Cordylodus Eoconodontus Eodentatus Iapetognathus Fryxellodontidae Dzikodus? Fryxellodontus...
- Ordovician. The first planktonic graptolites can be found right below the Cordylodus lindstromi Conodont Zone in this section. Both ****Ps were approved through...
- Proconodontus Pseudooneotodus? Cordylodontidae Cambrooistodus Cordylodus Eoconodontus Eodentatus Iapetognathus Fryxellodontidae Dzikodus? Fryxellodontus...
- Proconodontus Pseudooneotodus? Cordylodontidae Cambrooistodus Cordylodus Eoconodontus Eodentatus Iapetognathus Fryxellodontidae Dzikodus? Fryxellodontus...
- Belodella B. flexa Belodina B. inclinata Carniodus C. carnulus C. carnus Cordylodus C. delicatus C. flexuosus Distacodus D. mehli D. posterocostatus> D. procerus...