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- shape similar to the shape of growth lines in spiral midlateral groove. Hildaites Buckman, 1921 Orthildaites Buckman, 1923 Cingolites S****aroli et Venturi...
- other hand, C. chrysanthemum is a possible evolutionary predecessor of Hildaites, but this genus might have also evolved from Protogrammoceras. 'Exaratus'...
- sp. Dactylioceras sp. Dapedium sp. Harpoceras falcifer Harpoceras sp. Hildaites murleyi Hildoceras sp. Geopeltis sp. Ichthyosauria indet. Lepidotes elvensis...
- Hertleinites Herznachites Heteroceras Heterotissotia Hexaclymenia Hibernicoceras Hildaites Hildoceras Hildoceratoides Hildoglochiceras Himalayites Himantoceras Himavatites...
- Toarcian stage of early Jur****ic, during Bifrons zone. It differs from Hildaites and Hildoceras by having smooth s**** after reaching 4 cm in diameter...
- ammonite in the formation, that includes specimens from 30 to 45 cm. Hildaites Hildaites ex. gr. murleyi-levisoni Zázrivá Multiple specimens A hildoceratid...
- Lower Toarcian Isolated s**** An Ammonite of the family Hildoceratidae. Hildaites H. striatus H. wrighti Amellago Tagoudite Lower Toarcian Isolated s****...
- Mount Cornizzolo S**** Type genus of the Harpoceratinae ammonite family Hildaites H. sp. Mount Brughetto Mount Cornizzolo S**** A Hildoceratidae ammonite...
- Mistelgau Aichelberg Schandelah Irlbach S**** A Phymatoceratidae ammonite. Hildaites H. murleyi H. levisoni H. subserpentinum Hondelange Dotternhausen Dormettingen...
- ventrolateral edge. Coiling has been evolute. It has evolved form genus Hildaites and gave rise to Hildoceras from which it differs in morphology by broader...