Full reference: Y. D. Zakharov and N. Moussavi Abnavi. 2013. The ammonoid recovery after the end−Permian mass extinction: Evidence from the Iran−Transcaucasia area, Siberia, Primorye, and Kazakhstan. Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 58:127-147
Parent taxon: Ceratitida according to Y. D. Zakharov and N. Moussavi Abnavi 2013
Sister taxa: Anfaceras, Arcestina, Arcestoidea, Arctohungaritidae, Bajarunia, Caribouceras, Carteria, Ceratites whitneyi, Ceratitiaceae, Ceratitina, Ceratitoidea, Choristoceratoidea, Clydonitaceae, Coeloceltites, Courtilloticeras, Cycloceratidae, Danubitoidea, 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, Protoceras, Ptychitaceae, Ptychitina, Sagecerataceae, Stolleites, Subacerites, Tapponnierites, Trachyceratoidea, Tropitaceae
Subtaxa: Proptychitoidea
Ecology: nektonic carnivore
Distribution: there are no occurrences of Proptychitina in the database