Full reference: L. G. de Koninck. 1863. Descriptions of some fossils from India, discovered by Dr. A. Fleming of Edinburgh. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London 19:1-19
Belongs to Orthoceras according to L. G. de Koninck 1863
Sister taxa: Orthoceras annulata, Orthoceras bisignatum, Orthoceras burgense, Orthoceras compressum, Orthoceras decrescens, Orthoceras dominans, Orthoceras elegantulum, Orthoceras eurekensis, Orthoceras expansum, Orthoceras fluminense, Orthoceras geinitzi, Orthoceras gradatum, Orthoceras hulli, Orthoceras kingii, Orthoceras lentum, Orthoceras lepton, Orthoceras luhai, Orthoceras modestum, Orthoceras oehlerti, Orthoceras orientale, Orthoceras progressum, Orthoceras punjabiense, Orthoceras randolphensis, Orthoceras siculum, Orthoceras spissiseptum, Orthoceras submoniliforme, Orthoceras subtriangulare, Orthoceras transversum, Orthoceras turritellum, Orthoceras vagum, Orthoceras vesiculosum, Orthoceras waageni, Orthoceratites, Orthoceros regularis
Ecology: nektonic carnivore
Distribution: there are no occurrences of Orthoceras rachidium in the database
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