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- Domatoceras is a nautiloid genus and member of the Grypoceratidae from the Pennsylvanian and Permian with a wide spread distribution. The s**** of Domatoceras...
- genera. Shimanskiy separated the Domatoceratidae, typified by the Permian Domatoceras, from the Grypoceratidae in the Treatise, leaving the Grypoceratidae...
- Domatoceras, Paradomatoceras, Stearoceras, Stenopoceras, and Titanoceras from the Upper Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian) and Lower Permian. Domatoceras,...
- wider than high; in contrast with the otherwise similar and contemporary Domatoceras. The venter, which forms the outer rim, may be broadly arched. Septa...
-  ****an A member of Orthocerida. Genus includes new species B. gifuense. Domatoceras collinsvillense Sp. nov Valid Niko & Mapes Late Carboniferous (latest...
- smooth, deep lobes and with shallow ventral lobes. The earlier, related Domatoceras is evolute, with a more quadrate whorl section. Gryponautilus, from the...
- †Discoactinoceras †Discoceras †Discosorus †Dnestroceras †Doleroceras †Dolorthoceras †Domatoceras †Donacoceras †Dongshanoceras †Dowlingoceras †Drakonoceras †Duerleyoceras...
- Ordovician (Darriwilian)  China A member of the family Endoceratidae. Domatoceras tuckeri Sp. nov Valid Niko, Mapes & Seuss Carboniferous (late Pennsylvanian)...
- †Dolichoharpes †Dolichoharpes uniserialisDomatocerasDomatoceras mattoonense – type locality for speciesDomatoceras wortheni – type locality for species...
- †Diplograptus †Discitoceras †Doleserpeton – type locality for genusDomatoceras †Eatonia †Echinaria †Echinosphaerites †Ectosteorhachis †Edaphosaurus...