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- (Argentina; El Cholo and Los Molles Formations). Two species, Harpoceras serpentinum and Harpoceras falciferum, are index fossils used for stratigraphic correlation...
- Harpocera is a genus of bugs from Miridae family. Species within this genus include: Harpocera cypria Wagner, 1968 Harpocera ****enica Reuter, 1876 Harpocera...
- Harpocera thoracica is a species of bug from Miridae family. This rather common species could be found anywhere in Europe except for the Baltic states...
- It was collected from the Harpoceras elegantulum-exaratum ammonoid subzones (more specifically Lias ε II3-4), Harpoceras falcifer zone, of the famous...
- H. elegans may refer to: Harpoceras elegans, an ammonite species in the genus Harpoceras Haplocyon elegans, an extinct mammal species Heuchera elegans...
- with current usage for the nominal genera Kosmoceras, Perisphinctes and Harpoceras (class Cephalopoda, order Ammonoidea) established by Waagen in 1869"....
- thouarcense zone of Haugia variabilis zone of Hildoceras bifrons zone of Harpoceras serpentinum zone of Dactylioceras tenuicostatum "International Chronostratigraphic...
- appearing even in the case of all Harpoceras species). Ribs of Cleviceras are always falcoid, while in the case of some Harpoceras species, they are falcate....
- Crocodyliformes indet. Coelodiscus sp. Dactylioceras sp. Dapedium sp. Harpoceras falcifer Harpoceras sp. Hildaites murleyi Hildoceras sp. Geopeltis sp. Ichthyosauria...
- predecessor for Harpoceras. Three genera evolved from this genus - Osperleioceras (from Harpoceras subplanatum), Ovaticeras (from Harpoceras falciferrum)...