Gastropoda - Sorbeoconcha - Ficidae
Full reference: A. A. Olsson. 1964. Neogene Mollusks From Northwestern Ecuador
Belongs to Ficus according to R. L. Squires 2014
See also Olsson 1964 and Petuch 1988
Sister taxa: Ficus (Ficus), Ficus affinis, Ficus aligera, Ficus allenmanae, Ficus angustata, Ficus australis, Ficus bernardi, Ficus carbasea, Ficus carolina, Ficus carriacouensis, Ficus chehalisensis, Ficus chinguensis, Ficus chiraensis, Ficus colombiana, Ficus communis, Ficus concinnus, Ficus condita, Ficus conditus, Ficus decussata, Ficus distans, Ficus gayana, Ficus gesteri, Ficus gibsonsmithi, Ficus greenwoodi, Ficus harrisi, Ficus huzayeni, Ficus kachhensis, Ficus knowltoni, Ficus lanceolata, Ficus lindae, Ficus lisselonga, Ficus lisselongata, Ficus lucidus, Ficus macrophylla, Ficus mamillata, Ficus maxima, Ficus membranacea, Ficus merita, Ficus microphylla, Ficus mississippiensis, Ficus modesta, Ficus montana, Ficus multiformis, Ficus multinervis, Ficus myricoides, Ficus nervosa, Ficus nexilis, Ficus ovalis, Ficus pamotanensis, Ficus papyratia, Ficus paraensis, Ficus pilsbryi, Ficus posadasensis, Ficus remondii, Ficus rodeoensis, Ficus sinuosa, Ficus spectabilis, Ficus tricarinatus, Ficus variegata, Ficus woodringi, Ficus wynoochensis, Fusoficula juvenis, Fusoficula angelinensis, Gonysycon epomis, Ficopsis remondii, Ficopsis meganosensis, Ficopsis tuberculata, Ficopsis cooperii, Ficopsis otaria, Ficopsis hornii, Ficopsis furlongi, Ficopsis moharrami, Ficopsis (Fulguroficus), Ficopsis viejoensis, Pirula (Protopirula), Pyrula reticulata, Pyrula peruviana, Pyrula pondicherriensis, Pirula ficus, Pyrula elegans, Pyrula clathrata, Pyrula cancellata, Pyrula microtricha, Pirula promensis, Pyrula dussumieri, Pyrula laevigata, Pyrula jamesi, Pyrula subcarinata, Pyrula micronematica, Pyrula cochlidium, Pyrula ficoides, Pyrula nexilis, Pyrula penita, Pirula menengtengana, Ficus (Diconoficus) austrinus, Ficus (Diconoficus) meridionalis
Type specimen: Its type locality is Quebrada Camarones [Esmeraldas Fm], which is in a Pliocene marine sandstone/sandstone in the Esmeraldas Formation of Ecuador
Ecology: epifaunal carnivore
Distribution:
• Pliocene of Ecuador (2 collections)
Total: 2 collections each including a single occurrence
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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