Gymnolaemata - Cheilostomata - Calloporidae
Parent taxon: Calloporidae according to D. P. Gordon 2012
See also Bassler 1953, Berning 2006, Brown 1958, Lee et al. 1997, Pouyet 2000, Sepkoski 2002 and Smith et al. 2006
Sister taxa: Acanthoporella, Acanthoporidra, Adenifera, Alderina, Allantocallopora, Allantopora, Ammatophora, Amphiblestrum, Aplousina, Aviculamphiblestrum, Barrosia, Berthelsenia, Biaviculigera, Bidenkapia, Bonellina, Bryocalyx, Cauloramphus, Clavodesia, Concertina, Copidozoum, Corbulella, Cranosina, Crassicellepora, Crassimarginatella, Crepis, Cymulopora, Dactylostega, Daisyella, Dermatopora, Dionella, Distelopora, Ellisinidrinae, Ellisininae, Flustrellaradae, Flustrellaria, Foratella, Gilbertopora, Glenelgia, Hapsidopora, Hemiseptella, Kristerina, Kunradocella, Lamourouxia, Leptinatella, Marginaria, Marssonopora, Membraniporidra, Mystriopora, Ogivalina, Ogivalininae, Onychoblestrum, Ornatella, Pachybaktropora, Paraflustrella, Paramphiblestrum, Parellisina, Periporosella, Pithodella, Planicellaria, Pseudoallantopora, Punctocellaria, Pyriflustrina, Pyriporella, Pyriporoides, Ramphonotus, Reptoflustrella, Reptoporina, Retevirgula, Semiflustrella, Semiflustrina, Septentriopora, Solenophragma, Stamenocella, Tegella, Treptopora, Tumaiella, Tylopora, Tyloporella, Unidistelopora, Valdemunitella, Wilbertopora, Xylochotridens
Subtaxa: Callopora circumclathrata Callopora fenestrata Callopora monilifera Callopora piriformis
Ecology: stationary epifaunal suspension feeder
Distribution:
• Quaternary of Italy (2 collections), United States (1: California)
• Pliocene of Antarctica (1), Jamaica (1), Spain (1)
• Miocene to Oligocene of Australia (2)
• Miocene of Czechia (6), Spain (2)
• Oligocene to Miocene of Australia (1)
• Oligocene of United States (1: Alabama)
• Eocene of New Zealand (1), United States (1: Mississippi)
• Paleocene of Austria (1), Denmark (1), France (1), Sweden (1)
• Cretaceous of France (1), United States (1: Tennessee)
Total: 26 collections including 32 occurrences
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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