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coiling would prove to be
crucial to the ****ure
success of the lineages;
endogastric coiling would only
permit large size to be
attained with a
straight s****...
- Two
families are
recognized (Flower, 1964), the
generally straight to
endogastric Plectronoceratidae and the
slightly exogastric Balkoceratidae. Members...
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early Paleozoic. The
Reudemannoceratidae produced generally medium-sized
endogastric and
almost straight s**** with the
siphuncle slightly ventral from the...
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Canadian epoch (Gasconadian) of
North America. The
Dakeoceras s**** is an
endogastric cyrtocone with the
siphuncle on the concave, ventral, side; moderately...
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coiling would prove to be
crucial to the ****ure
success of the lineages;
endogastric coiling would only
permit large size to be
attained with a
straight s****...
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Phragmoceratids are
characterized by
generally compressed,
upwardly curved endogastric s**** with slit-like
apertures for
egress and
ventral siphuncles with...
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Discosoridae comprise a
family of
endogastric discosorids (Cephalopoda, Nautiloidea), with
endocones in the siphuncle,
ranging from the
Middle Silurian...
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Plectronoceratoids are
generally small to tiny
forms with
orthoconic or
endogastric s****, a few
being exogastric, with
proportionally large ventral siphuncles...
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Silurian of Europe, has a compressed,
rapidly enlarging s****,
curved endogastrically such that the
presumed ventral side is
concave and the
opposite dorsal...
