Alternative spelling: Danubitaceae
Full reference: L. F. Spath. 1951. Catalogue of the Fossil Cephalopoda in the British Museum (Natural History), Part V, The Ammonoidea of the Trias (II) 1-228
Parent taxon: Ceratitida according to A. Vörös 2018
See also Fantini Sestini 1994 and Tozer 1981
Sister taxa: Anfaceras, Arcestina, Arcestoidea, Arctohungaritidae, Bajarunia, Caribouceras, Carteria, Ceratites whitneyi, Ceratitiaceae, Ceratitina, Ceratitoidea, Choristoceratoidea, Clydonitaceae, Coeloceltites, Courtilloticeras, Cycloceratidae, Dinaritoidea, Eschericeratites, Glabrites, Glabrites involucrus, Haidingerites, Jeanbesseiceras, Larenites, Lobitaceae, Lobitina, Meekocerataceae, Meekoceratina, Megaphyllitina, Megaphyllitoidea, Metassuria, Nathorstitaceae, Noritoidea, Obrutchevites, Otoceratina, Otocerina, Owenitidae, Paraacrochordiceras, Paraceltitina, Paraganides, Paratibites, Pinacoceratoidea, Pinacocerina, Poporites, Proavites, Procurvoceratites, Proptychitina, Protoceras, Ptychitaceae, Ptychitina, Sagecerataceae, Stolleites, Subacerites, Tapponnierites, Trachyceratoidea, Tropitaceae
Subtaxa: Aplococeratidae Badiotitdae Danubitidae Lecanitidae Longobarditidae
Ecology: nektonic carnivore
Distribution:
• Triassic of Afghanistan (2 collections), Austria (3), Bosnia and Herzegovina (6), Canada (77: Alberta, British Columbia, Nunavut, Yukon), China (20), Croatia (1), East Timor (1), Greece (6), Greenland (4), Hungary (52), India (11), Indonesia (3), Iran (1), Israel (2), Italy (94), Japan (8), Kazakhstan (5), Madagascar (1), Malaysia (2), Pakistan (14), Papua New Guinea (2), Poland (1), Romania (3), the Russian Federation (77), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (22), Switzerland (15), Thailand (1), Turkey (6), United States (150: California, Idaho, Nevada), Vietnam (6)
• Permian of Azerbaijan (1)
Total: 597 collections including 749 occurrences