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Echinoconchinae is an
extinct subfamily of
brachiopods which lived during the
Carboniferous and
Permian periods in
marine habitats. The
family had a cosmopolitan...
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which are
strongly in
agreement that the four
subfamilies Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae. The cladogram...
- Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae, and that
Juresaniinae was more
closely related to
Echinoconchinae than...
- Order: †Productida Superfamily: †Echinoconchoidea Family: †Echinoconchidae Stehli, 1954
Subfamilies Buxtoniinae Echinoconchinae Juresaniinae Pustulinae...
-
which are
strongly in
agreement that the four
subfamilies Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae. The cladogram...
-
which are
strongly in
agreement that the four
subfamilies Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae. The cladogram...
- respectively. Muir-Wood &
Cooper (1960)
placed Pulchratia in the
subfamily Echinoconchinae as they
believed it
lacked buttress plates.
However Lazarev (1982)...
-
which are
strongly in
agreement that the four
subfamilies Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae. The results...
-
which are
strongly in
agreement that the four
subfamilies Buxtoniinae,
Echinoconchinae,
Pustulinae and
Juresaniinae form the
family Echinoconchidae. The results...
