Foraminifera - Fusulinoidea - Schubertellidae
Parent taxon: Schubertellinae according to F. Kobayashi 2011
See also Davydov 1996, Davydov 2011, Davydov and Krainer 1999, Forke 2002, Ivanova 2000, Kobayashi 2006, Kobayashi and Altiner 2008, Leven 1992, Leven and Gorgij 2011, Leven and Shcherbovich 1978, Loeblich and Tappan 1984, Okuyucu 2009, Sepkoski 2002, Ueno 2007, Ueno et al. 2006 and Zhang 1982
Sister taxa: Dutkevitchites, Eoschubertella, Neofusulinella, Toriyamaia, Yangchienia
Subtaxa: Schubertella acuta Schubertella australis Schubertella ciscoensis Schubertella donetzica Schubertella fusoidea Schubertella karasawensis Schubertella kingi Schubertella lata Schubertella longiuscula Schubertella magna Schubertella melonica Schubertella mesomelonica Schubertella minuta Schubertella minutisphaera Schubertella mjachkovensis Schubertella ovalis Schubertella paramelonica Schubertella polymorpha Schubertella porrecta Schubertella premelonica Schubertella pseudomelonica Schubertella pseudosimplex Schubertella pusilla Schubertella quadrata Schubertella rara Schubertella silvestrii Schubertella simensis Schubertella transitoria Schubertella vozginensis
Type: Schubertella transitoria
Ecology: stationary semi-infaunal omnivore
Distribution:
• Permian of Armenia (1 collection), Austria (22), Azerbaijan (2), Canada (2: Nunavut), China (2), Croatia (1), Greece (3), Indonesia (4), Iran (16), Israel (7), Italy (2), Japan (51), Norway (1), the Russian Federation (7), Slovenia (18), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (1), Tajikistan (46), Turkey (28), United States (28: California, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas)
• Carboniferous to Permian of the Russian Federation (2), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (1)
• Carboniferous of Austria (7), Canada (11: British Columbia, Nunavut), China (2), Greenland (16), Iran (4), Japan (1), the Russian Federation (3), Slovenia (9), Spain (1), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (1), Tajikistan (4), Thailand (4), Turkey (27), United States (6: Indiana, Kansas, New Mexico)
Total: 341 collections including 394 occurrences
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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