Cephalopoda - Goniatitida - Paragastrioceratidae
Full reference: K. V. Borissenkov. 2010. A new Permian ammonoid fauna of the Kobylka River (north Urals). Paleontological Journal 44(3):261-266
Belongs to Paragastrioceras according to K. V. Borissenkov 2010
Sister taxa: Paragastrioceras alimbeti, Paragastrioceras artolobatum, Paragastrioceras bactrianum, Paragastrioceras caducum, Paragastrioceras cantabrignianum, Paragastrioceras ellipsoidale, Paragastrioceras hubeiense, Paragastrioceras ilovaiskyi, Paragastrioceras jossae, Paragastrioceras karpinskii, Paragastrioceras kirghizorum, Paragastrioceras kojimense, Paragastrioceras modulatum, Paragastrioceras plicatum, Paragastrioceras rauserae, Paragastrioceras scitum, Paragastrioceras simulatum, Paragastrioceras sintasense, Paragastrioceras sterlitamakense, Paragastrioceras subjossae, Paragastrioceras subtrapezoidale, Paragastrioceras tchernowi, Paragastrioceras tectum, Paragastrioceras tokyense, Paragastrioceras tuberculatum, Paragastrioceras ultuganense, Paragastrioceras varium, Paragastrioceras verneuili, Eotumaroceras endybalense, Baraioceras stepanovi, Baraioceras subwandageense
Type specimen: MP SPbGU 2/48. Its type locality is Kobylka River, Outcrop 14, which is in a Kungurian open shallow subtidal siltstone/limestone in the Russian Federation.
Ecology: fast-moving nektonic carnivore
Distribution: found only at Kobylka River, Outcrop 14
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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