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Rhynchonella whiteana
Taxonomy
Rhynchonella whiteana was named by Anderson (1902). It is a 3D body fossil.
It was recombined as Terebratella whiteana by Anderson (1938).
It was recombined as Terebratella whiteana by Anderson (1938).
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
R. antidichotoma, R. apicalis, R. bajuvarica, R. bischofi, R. budulcaensis, R. cannabina, R. capilata, R. capitula, R. concordiae, R. griffitica, R. lineata, R. macfadyeni, R. manflasensis, R. minor, R. nobilis, R. parvirostra, R. pecten, R. pirum, R. pusillula, R. selliformis, R. spectabilis, R. spreta, R. sublaevata, R. sublevata, R. subsimilis, R. sulcata, R. rothpletzi
Synonymy list
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†Rhynchonella whiteana Anderson 1902
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Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
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| F. M. Anderson 1902 | Associated with the former species is another somewhat related form, with a finer and more subdued sculpture. The ventral sinus bears about nine or ten plications of uniform size and none of the strong folds of the other. The shell is rather circular in outline. The dorsal valve is crossed by two diverging ridges meeting on the anterior margin the borders of the ventral sinus. |