Gastropoda - Murchisoniina - Subulitidae
Synonyms: Polyphemopsis Portlock 1843, Subulites (Polyphemopsis) Portlock 1843
Full reference: E. Emmons. 1842. Geology of New York, pt. 2, Comprising the survey of the second geological district. New York State Geological Survey 1-429
Parent taxon: Subulitidae according to P. Bouchet et al. 2005
See also Foerste 1893, Knight et al. 1960, Nützel et al. 2000, Sepkoski 2002 and Ulrich and Scofield 1897
Sister taxa: Balbiniconcha, Cyrtospira, Eroicaspira, Fusispira, Subulitinae
Subtaxa: Subulites acutus Subulites amphora Subulites attenuatus Subulites beloitensis Subulites bohemicus Subulites calciferus Subulites canadensis Subulites compactus Subulites conradi Subulites dixonenesis Subulites ellisensis Subulites elongatus Subulites enormis Subulites gigas Subulites gloucesterensis Subulites granum Subulites inflata Subulites lineolata Subulites longior Subulites microcochleus Subulites nanus Subulites parvus Subulites pergracilis Subulites planilateralis Subulites priscus Subulites prolongata Subulites prolongatus Subulites regularis Subulites revalensis Subulites richardsoni Subulites stromboides Subulites subelongatus Subulites subula Subulites terebriformis Subulites thulensis Subulites toernquisti
Type: Subulites elongatus
Ecology: epifaunal carnivore
Distribution:
• Permian of China (1 collection), the Russian Federation (2), United States (2: Nevada)
• Devonian of Australia (1), the Czech Republic (2)
• Silurian of Canada (2: Ontario), the Czech Republic (2), Greenland (1), Norway (2), Sweden (3), Ukraine (1), United States (2: Ohio, Virginia)
• Uhaku of Estonia (1)
• Chazyan of United States (2: New York)
• Ordovician of Canada (29: Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Québec), Estonia (19), Germany (1), Norway (2), Sweden (1), the United Kingdom (1), United States (50: California, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Tennessee, Virginia, Wisconsin)
Total: 127 collections including 164 occurrences
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