Lingulata - Lingulida - Lingulidae
Full reference: J. D. Campbell. 1987. Triassic records of the genus Lingula (Brachiopoda: Inarticulata) in New Zealand. Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand 17(1):9-16
Belongs to Lingula according to J. D. Campbell 1987
Sister taxa: Lingula acutangula, Lingula adamsi, Lingula albapinensis, Lingula allingi, Lingula anatina, Lingula arctica, Lingula audebardii, Lingula beani, Lingula beanii, Lingula borealica, Lingula bottnica, Lingula bravardi, Lingula carbonaria, Lingula clintoni, Lingula complanata, Lingula craneae, Lingula crassa, Lingula credneri, Lingula cretacea, Lingula davidsoni, Lingula deitersensis, Lingula delia, Lingula demissa, Lingula densa, Lingula derbyi, Lingula desiderata, Lingula divulgata, Lingula dregeri, Lingula elliptica, Lingula elliptica, Lingula foliaceusa, Lingula forbesi, Lingula freboldi, Lingula fuyuanensis, Lingula gorbyi, Lingula halli, Lingula hyperborea, Lingula indianensis, Lingula ingens, Lingula jaspidea, Lingula kedonensis, Lingula kolymaensis, Lingula lamellata, Lingula leana, Lingula ligea, Lingula liurjakhensis, Lingula lonensis, Lingula longoviciensis, Lingula louisianensis, Lingula marginata, Lingula marginia, Lingula meeki, Lingula membranacea, Lingula metensis, Lingula minima, Lingula nanimensis, Lingula nikitini, Lingula nitida, Lingula oblata, Lingula olenekensis, Lingula ovalis, Lingula ovata, Lingula parva, Lingula percorrugata, Lingula pyramidata, Lingula reevei, Lingula reevii, Lingula rostrum, Lingula sacculus, Lingula selwyni, Lingula semen, Lingula spatulata, Lingula squamiformis, Lingula sterlini, Lingula sturti, Lingula subcircularis, Lingula subelliptica, Lingula subovalis, Lingula subspatulata, Lingula subtenuissima, Lingula suessi, Lingula sulcatiferea, Lingula tenuis, Lingula translucida, Lingula truncata, Lingula tumida, Lingula tumidula, Lingula varsoviensis, Lingula whitei, Lingula xinlinensis, Lingulipora zhexiensis
Type specimen: OU 17594, a valve. Its type locality is JGM 171, Otamita Valley (F45/f090), which is in a Ladinian marine horizon in the Pears Formation of New Zealand.
Ecology: facultatively mobile infaunal suspension feeder
Distribution:
• Triassic of New Zealand (12 collections)
Total: 12 collections each including a single occurrence
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