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- nautiloid cephalopods from the Ordovician comprising exogastric longiconic cyrtocones, that is no longer in common use. The Order B****lerocerida was established...
- the Poterioceratidae, a family of subcircular to compressed exogastric cyrtocones without a hyponomic sinus. Mecynoceras has a compressed, gibbous cyrtoconic...
- characterized by depressed, or rarely compressed, exogastric brevicones and cyrtocones. The Paleobiology Database Akt****cheilus entry accessed 8/21/12 Sepkoski...
- found in mid Silurian sediments in Europe. The s**** is a longiconic cyrtocone, like that of Jovellania or Mixosiphonoceras, except for being compressed...
- in Nova Scotia and Quebec. S**** are depressed, irregularly annulated cyrtocones with V-shaped hyponomic sinuses, ornamented by longitudinal and transverse...
- named and defined by Flower (1950) as containing annulated orthocones and cyrtocones included in the Michelinoceratida. Walter Sweet, (in Teichert et al 1964)...
- of the order Oncocerida, Fayettoceras has a s**** which is a depressed cyrtocone with a ventral cyrtochoanitic siphuncle of elongated ovoid segments strongly...
- Middle Silurian of Illinois consisting of rapidly enlarging, depressed cyrtocones with a trapezoidal section; ventral side wider and flatter than dorsal;...
- type genus for the Karoceratidae. The s**** is a compressed, exogastric cyrtocone, section sub ovoid. The siphuncle is ventral, near the outer, externally...
- include gyrocones, serpenticones, torticones, and elongate orthocones and cyrtocones, reflective of the different families and genera (Flower, 1950; Sweet...