Bivalvia - Ostreida - Pinnidae
Parent taxon: Pinnidae according to Y. S. Repin 2013
See also Bouchet et al. 2010, Eames 1951, Frassinetti and Covacevich 1999, Grant, IV and Gale 1931, Griffin et al. 2008, Lamprell and Whitehead 1992, Moore 1983, Mukerjee 1939, Nagao 1928, Oostingh 1935, Ros-Franch et al. 2014, Scholz et al. 2008, Sepkoski 2002, Squires 1983, Squires 1984, Squires and Demetrion 1992, Stilwell et al. 2004, Vokes 1980 and Yamani 1982
Sister taxa: Atrina, Aviculopinna, Chimaeroderma, Curvula, Cyrtopinna, Exitopinna, Meekopinna, Plesiopinna, Quantulopinna, Servatrina, Stegoconcha, Streptopinna, Subitopinna, Trichites
Subtaxa: Pinna (Pinna) Pinna (Sulcatopinna) Pinna alborzica Pinna ampla Pinna arata Pinna asakuraensis Pinna bascoi Pinna bicolor Pinna brewerii Pinna calamitoides Pinna carnea Pinna cawcawensis Pinna confutsiana Pinna consimilis Pinna constantini Pinna cordata Pinna credneri Pinna cretacea Pinna cuneiformis Pinna decussata Pinna deltodes Pinna deshayesi Pinna dolosoniensis Pinna equivillana Pinna expansa Pinna folium Pinna freneixae Pinna gravida Pinna hartmanni Pinna incurva Pinna inexpectans Pinna kawhiana Pinna kingii Pinna laqueata Pinna laticostata Pinna latissima Pinna latrania Pinna lima Pinna llajasensis Pinna margaritacea Pinna meriani Pinna mitis Pinna morenoi Pinna muikadanensis Pinna muricata Pinna octavia Pinna pacata Pinna papyracea Pinna pectinata Pinna petrina Pinna pontica Pinna punjabensis Pinna qinghaiensis Pinna raibliana Pinna reginamaris Pinna rembangensis Pinna richthofeni Pinna robinaldina Pinna robusta Pinna rudis Pinna saccata Pinna semicostata Pinna semisulcata Pinna shekhanensis Pinna simionescui Pinna sublanceolata Pinna triquetra Pinna vexillum
Type: Pinna rudis
Ecology: stationary semi-infaunal suspension feeder
Distribution:
• Quaternary of Australia (3 collections), Costa Rica (1), Jamaica (1), Japan (1), Jordan (1), Kenya (1), Morocco (1), Saudi Arabia (2), South Africa (1), United States (5: Florida), Venezuela (1)
• Pliocene to Pleistocene of Ecuador (1)
• Pliocene of the Dominican Republic (2), Ecuador (1), Greece (1), Holy See (Vatican City State) (1), Indonesia (1), Jamaica (2), Mexico (1), Pakistan (3), Spain (1), the United Kingdom (1), United States (3: California), Venezuela (4)
• Miocene to Pliocene of Aruba (1), United States (1: California)
• Miocene of Anguilla (1), Argentina (2), Austria (3), Chile (9), Colombia (1), France (2), Haiti (1), India (5), Indonesia (4), Italy (5), Jamaica (1), Morocco (2), New Zealand (2), Portugal (1), Sri Lanka (1), United States (2: California, Maryland)
• Oligocene of Argentina (1), France (1), Japan (1), New Zealand (2), Romania (1), United States (2: California)
• Eocene of Antarctica (2), Belgium (3), Colombia (1), Egypt (2), France (1), Germany (1), Indonesia (1), Italy (1), Japan (1), Mexico (3), New Zealand (1), Nigeria (1), Romania (4), the United Kingdom (7), United States (14: Alabama, California, Louisiana, South Carolina, Texas)
• Paleocene to Eocene of United States (1: North Carolina)
• Paleocene of Antarctica (8), Argentina (6), Denmark (6), Poland (1), United States (8: Alabama, California, Louisiana, New Jersey)
• Cretaceous of Afghanistan (1), Angola (1), Antarctica (13), Argentina (23), Australia (2), Austria (4), Belgium (1), Brazil (17), Bulgaria (1), Cameroon (4), Canada (4: Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories), Chile (5), Colombia (1), the Czech Republic (2), Denmark (3), Egypt (4), France (6), Gabon (1), Germany (15), India (4), Italy (1), Japan (9), Jordan (1), Madagascar (2), Mexico (4), Mozambique (6), the Netherlands (1), New Zealand (5), Niger (1), Nigeria (3), Poland (6), the Russian Federation (20), South Africa (2), Spain (2), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (1), Switzerland (8), Tanzania (1), Turkey (1), Ukraine (1), the United Kingdom (12), United States (105: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas)
• Jurassic of Antarctica (1), Argentina (34), Bulgaria (1), Canada (19: Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon), Chile (86), China (4), Egypt (1), Ethiopia (1), France (26), Germany (38), Greenland (66), Hungary (1), India (12), Iran (3), Italy (1), Japan (4), Luxembourg (3), Madagascar (2), Mexico (4), New Zealand (1), Poland (5), Romania (7), the Russian Federation (5), Somalia (1), Spain (77), Sweden (1), Switzerland (3), Tanzania (11), Thailand (1), Tunisia (3), the United Kingdom (51), United States (36: Alaska, California, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Wyoming ), Vietnam (1)
• Triassic of Austria (6), Chile (2), China (2), Germany (2), Hungary (6), Indonesia (5), Iran (20), Israel (1), Italy (16), Japan (6), New Zealand (2), Pakistan (1), Romania (1), the Russian Federation (1), Slovakia (1), Slovenia (2), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (1), United States (15: Alaska, California, Nevada)
• Permian of China (2), Indonesia (1), Italy (1), the Russian Federation (3), United States (2: Alaska)
• Carboniferous of the United Kingdom (7), United States (16: Arizona, Indiana, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia)
Total: 1101 collections including 1160 occurrences
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