Cephalopoda - Goniatitida - Paragastrioceratidae
Alternative combinations: Gastrioceras jossae, Goniatites jossae
Full reference: E. de Verneuil. 1845. Paléontologie. Géologie de la Russie d'Europe et des Montagne de l'Oural, Paléontologie 2(3):1-512
Belongs to Paragastrioceras according to T. B. Leonova 2002
See also de Verneuil 1845, Karpinsky 1889, Nassichuk 1971 and Ruzhentsev 1956
Sister taxa: Paragastrioceras alimbeti, Paragastrioceras artolobatum, Paragastrioceras bactrianum, Paragastrioceras caducum, Paragastrioceras cantabrignianum, Paragastrioceras ellipsoidale, Paragastrioceras hubeiense, Paragastrioceras ilovaiskyi, Paragastrioceras karpinskii, Paragastrioceras kirghizorum, Paragastrioceras kobylkense, 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 subwandageense, Baraioceras stepanovi
Type specimen: Its type locality is Artinsk, which is in an Artinskian marine sandstone in the Russian Federation
Ecology: fast-moving nektonic carnivore
Average measurements (in mm): shell diameter 45.8
Distribution:
• Permian of Canada (2: Nunavut, Yukon collections), Kazakhstan (1), the Russian Federation (4)
Total: 7 collections each including a single occurrence
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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