Cephalopoda - Ceratitida - Prionitidae

Alternative combination: Sibirites kingianus

Synonyms: Anasibirites alternatus Mathews 1929, Anasibirites angulosus Waagen 1895, Anasibirites dichotomus Waagen 1895, Anasibirites ehimensis Bando 1964, Anasibirites hircinus Waagen 1895, Anasibirites hyatti Mathews 1929, Anasibirites inaequicostatus Waagen 1895, Anasibirites madisoni Mathews 1929, Anasibirites mcclintocki Mathews 1929, Anasibirites mojsisovicsi Mathews 1929, Anasibirites nevolini Burij and Zharnikova 1968, Anasibirites noetlingi Hyatt and Smith 1905, Anasibirites ochotensis Bychkov et al. 1976, Anasibirites pacificus Yehara 1927, Anasibirites pseudoibex Mathews 1929, Anasibirites robustus Welter 1922, Anasibirites romeri Mathews 1929, Anasibirites spiniger Krafft and Diener 1909, Gurleyites boutwelli Mathews 1929, Gurleyites chamberlini Mathews 1929, Gurleyites milleri Mathews 1929, Sibirites angulosus Waagen 1895, Sibirites ceratitoides Waagen 1895, Sibirites chidruensis Waagen 1895, Sibirites dichotomus Waagen 1895, Sibirites discoides Waagen 1895, Sibirites hircinus Waagen 1895, Sibirites ibex Waagen 1895, Sibirites inaequicostatus Waagen 1895, Sibirites noetlingi Hyatt and Smith 1905, Sibirites parvumbilicatus Waagen 1895, Sibirites robustus Krafft and Diener 1909, Sibirites spiniger Krafft and Diener 1909, Sibirites spitiensis Krafft and Diener 1909, Xenodiscus pacificus Yehara 1927

Full reference: W. Waagen. 1895. Fossils from the Ceratite Formation. Salt Range Fossils, Palaeontologia Indica, Series 13 2(1):1-323

Belongs to Anasibirites according to X. Dai et al. 2023

See also Bando 1964, Brayard and Bucher 2008, Brayard et al. 2013, Brayard et al. 2021, Brühwiler and Bucher 2012, Brühwiler et al. 2012, Bychkov et al. 1976, Dagis et al. 1996, Dagis and Ermakova 1990, Guo 1982, Hyatt and Smith 1905, Jattiot et al. 2016, Kummel and Steele 1962, Piazza 2017, Spath 1934, Tozer 1994, Waagen 1895, Welter 1922 and Zakharov 1978

Sister taxa: none

Type specimens:

• Anasibirites kingianus: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan
• Anasibirites alternatus:
• Anasibirites angulosus:
• Anasibirites ehimensis: IGPS 45170. Its type locality is Taho, Anasibirites Beds, Uonashi, Ehime Prefecture, which is in a Smithian marine siliciclastic in the Taho Formation of Japan.
• Anasibirites hyatti:
• Anasibirites madisoni:
• Anasibirites mcclintocki:
• Anasibirites mojsisovicsi:
• Anasibirites nevolini:
• Anasibirites ochotensis: TsNIGR 41/8301.
• Anasibirites pacificus: IGPS 45171. Its type locality is Taho, Anasibirites Beds, Uonashi, Ehime Prefecture, which is in a Smithian marine siliciclastic in the Taho Formation of Japan.
• Anasibirites pseudoibex:
• Anasibirites robustus: Its type locality is Noil Sabau near Kapan and Bijeli, which is in an Olenekian carbonate limestone in the Cephalopod Limestone Formation of Indonesia.
• Anasibirites romeri:
• Gurleyites boutwelli:
• Gurleyites chamberlini:
• Gurleyites milleri:
• Sibirites ceratitoides: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites chidruensis: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites dichotomus: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites discoides: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites hircinus: Its type locality is Chitta-Wan near Ghari, rock from Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian carbonate limestone in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites ibex: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites inaequicostatus: Its type locality is Chidroo, high in Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian marine marl in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites noetlingi: Its type locality is Union Wash, Meekoceras bed, Inyo Range, which is in a Smithian slope limestone in the Union Wash Formation of California.
• Sibirites parvumbilicatus: Its type locality is Siranki-Dok, Upper Ceratite Limestone, Salt Range, which is in a Smithian coastal sandstone in the Upper Ceratite Limestone Formation of Pakistan.
• Sibirites robustus:
• Sibirites spiniger:
• Sibirites spitiensis:

Average measurements (in mm): shell diameter 23.7

Distribution:

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