Prostacheoceras

Prostacheoceras is genus of ammonoid cephalopods belonging to the Vidrioceratidae family. Species belonging to this genus lived in early to middle Permian.

Prostacheoceras
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Scientific classification Edit this classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Mollusca
Class: Cephalopoda
Subclass: Ammonoidea
Order: Goniatitida
Family: Vidrioceratidae
Subfamily: Vidrioceratinae
Genus: Prostacheoceras
Ruzhentsev, 1937

Species and distribution

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  • Prostacheoceras alter Leonova, 1989: Artinskian - Roadian of Tajikistan and Thailand
  • Prostacheoceras benedictinum Gemmellaro, 1887: Wordian of Italy
  • Prostacheoceras burnense Tumanskaia, 1931: Roadian of Russia (Crimea)
  • Prostacheoceras chinense Wang, 1983: Asselian - Wordian of China (Xinjiang). Nomen nudum, as it is based only on fragmentary specimen. Unsure age assignment.
  • Prostacheoceras darvasicum Leonova, 1992: Kungurian of Tajikistan
  • Prostacheoceras dentatum Ruzhentsev, 1938: synonym of P. juresanense
  • Prostacheoceras geminum Ruzhentsev, 1938: synonym of P. juresanense
  • Prostacheoceras juresanense Maksimova, 1935: Asselian of Kazakhstan (South Urals), Russia (South Urals)
  • Prostacheoceras langi Termier & Termier, 1970: Artinskian - Kungurian of Afghanistan and China (Xinjiang)
  • Prostacheoceras longilobatum Liang, 1982: Wordian of China (Jilin)
  • Prostacheoceras multidentatum Tumanskaia, 1931: Roadian of Russia (Crimea). Nomen nudum.
  • Prostacheoceras oschense Tumanskaia, 1938: Roadian - Wordian of Tajikistan
  • Prostacheoceras principale Bogoslovskaia & Popov, 1986: Asselian of Kazakhstan (South Urals)
  • Prostacheoceras saundersi Nassichuk, 1977: Wordian of Canada (British Columbia)
  • Prostacheoceras shaoyangense Zhou, 1987: Wordian - Capitanian of China (Hunan)
  • Prostacheoceras skinneri Miller, 1945: Kungurian of Malaysia and USA (Texas)
  • Prostacheoceras strictum Bogoslovskaia, 1978: Asselian of Tajikistan
  • Prostacheoceras tauricum Tumanskaia, 1917: Roadian of Russia (Crimea)

References

  1. "Goniat database". Retrieved 29 September 2015.


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