Cephalopoda - Ammonitida - Diplomoceratidae
Alternative combinations: Glyptoxoceras rugatus, Hamites rugatus, Neohamites rugatus
Synonyms: Diplomoceras recticostatum Seunes 1890, Glyptoxoceras bullarense Brunnschweiler 1966, Hamites nereis Forbes 1846, Hamites recticostatus Seunes 1890, Neohamites cardabiensis Brunnschweiler 1966, Neohamites giraliensis Brunnschweiler 1966, Neohamites sofoulisi Brunnschweiler 1966
Full reference: E. Forbes. 1846. Report on the fossil invertebrata from southern India, collected by Mr. Kaye and Mr. Cunliffe. Transactions of the Geological Society of London, Series 2 7:97-174
Belongs to Glyptoxoceras according to W. J. Kennedy et al. 1997
See also Anderson 1958, Brunnschweiler 1966, Forbes 1846, Henderson et al. 1992, Kennedy 1993, Kennedy and Cobban 1993, Kennedy and Hancock 1993, Kennedy et al. 1992, Kennedy and Henderson 1992, Küchler and Odin 2001 and Ward and Kennedy 1993
Sister taxa: Glyptoxoceras aquisgranense, Glyptoxoceras brasiliense, Glyptoxoceras circulare, Glyptoxoceras crispatum, Glyptoxoceras ellisoni, Glyptoxoceras indicum, Glyptoxoceras largesulcatum, Glyptoxoceras nipponicum, Glyptoxoceras parahybense, Glyptoxoceras retrorsum, Glyptoxoceras souqueti, Glyptoxoceras subcompressum, Glyptoxoceras tenuisulcatum, Glyptoxoceras texanum, Glyptoxoceras wakanenei
Ecology: fast-moving nektonic carnivore
Distribution:
• Cretaceous of Australia (6 collections), France (3), India (1), United States (2: California, Texas)
Total: 12 collections including 17 occurrences
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