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- Ectenolites is a genus of small, slender, cylindrical Ellesmeroceratids that resemble Ellesmeroceras but are smaller and proportionally narrower. Septa...
- Ordovician, Gasconadian. (Flower 1964, Teichert 1988); the other being Ectenolites. Clarkoceras has a rapidly expanding, laterally compressed, relatively...
- Ellesmerocerida crossed (barely) into the Ordovician, with two genera, Ectenolites and Clarkoceras. Ordovician ellesmerocerids in turn likely gave rise...
- s****ed Ellesmeroceratids, the other two being Ectenolites and Eremoceras. It differs from Ectenolites, from which it is probably derived, in being stouter...
- in descending order of age. With the exception of the s****y genera Ectenolites and Eoclarkoceras, none of the 30+ Cambrian cephalopod genera are known...
- be straight or slightly endogastric. Could be said to be an annulate Ectenolites. Walcottoceras has been found in the Lower Ordovician of British Columbia...
- along with the other Late Cambrian ellesmeroceratid genera, except for Ectenolites and Clarkoceras, which persisted into the Ordovician. Late Cambrian Tanycamerocers...
- Wan****ou, except for Clarkoceras and Ectenolites, which persist into the Lower Ordovician. Clarkoceras and Ectenolites provide the ancestry for the diverse...
- predominantly to the Ellesmeroceratidae. Among these were Clarkoceras and Ectenolites which continued from the Late Cambrian, along with the exclusively Ordovician...
- one of which, the Ellesmeroceratidae, continued by means of the genera Ectenolites and Clarkoceras into the Gasconadian in the Lower Ordovician. The other...