- the Poterioceratidae, a
family of
subcircular to
compressed exogastric cyrtocones without a
hyponomic sinus.
Mecynoceras has a compressed,
gibbous cyrtoconic...
-
Upper Ordovician belonging to the Oncocerida,
characterized by
exogastric cyrtocones that
expand slightly or
moderately and have thin walled, orthochoanitic...
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characterized by
depressed (or
rarely compressed)
exogastric brevicones and
cyrtocones (Sweet, 1964 K398) that
range from the
Middle Silurian to the
Middle Devonian...
-
nautiloid cephalopods from the
Ordovician comprising exogastric longiconic cyrtocones, that is no
longer in
common use. The
Order B****lerocerida was established...
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generally characteristic of its family, the Paraphragmitidae, an
annulated cyrtocone. In the case of
Calocyrtoceras striated both
transversely and longitudinally...
- in Nova
Scotia and Quebec. S**** are depressed,
irregularly annulated cyrtocones with V-shaped
hyponomic sinuses,
ornamented by
longitudinal and transverse...
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named and
defined by
Flower (1950) as
containing annulated orthocones and
cyrtocones included in the Michelinoceratida.
Walter Sweet, (in
Teichert et al 1964)...
- 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...
- conch, of
Cyrtocycloceras is a
moderately expanding annulated exogastric cyrtocone, with
curvature like that of a
rocking chair rocker. Annulations, encircling...
