Gastropoda - Euomphalina - Holopeidae
Full reference: J. H. Bradley. 1930. The fauna of the Kimmswick limestone of Missouri and Illinois. Contributions from the Walker Museum, University of Chicago 2(6):219-290
Belongs to Holopea according to J. H. Bradley 1930
Sister taxa: Holopea aequalis, Holopea ampla, Holopea ampullacea, Holopea antiquata, Holopea applanata, Holopea appressa, Holopea arctica, Holopea balticus, Holopea brucei, Holopea concinna, Holopea concinnula, Holopea coronata, Holopea corrugata, Holopea eichwaldi, Holopea elizabethi, Holopea enjalrani, Holopea excelsa, Holopea expandens, Holopea filosus, Holopea gaspesia, Holopea gigantea, Holopea glindmeyeri, Holopea gracia, Holopea guelphensis, Holopea harpa, Holopea hubbardi, Holopea inaequistriata, Holopea incola, Holopea inflata, Holopea informis, Holopea insignis, Holopea iowaensis, Holopea latens, Holopea lavinia, Holopea marylandica, Holopea media, Holopea mediocris, Holopea mobergi, Holopea nicolettensis, Holopea nitidissima, Holopea obliqua, Holopea obsoleta, Holopea occidentalis, Holopea ottawaensis, Holopea ovalis, Holopea paludiniformis, Holopea parvula, Holopea perforata, Holopea plauta, Holopea praecursor, Holopea pumila, Holopea pyrene, Holopea rossbrookiensis, Holopea rotunda, Holopea scalariforme, Holopea scrutator, Holopea similis, Holopea simmonensis, Holopea simplex, Holopea subconica, Holopea subtilis, Holopea supraplana, Holopea symmetrica, Holopea transversa, Holopea undulata, Holopea variabilis, Holopea vaurealensis, Holopea vigneauensis, Macrocheilus (Holopea) macrostomus, Haplospira craigi, Haplospira variabilis, Haplospira henningsmoeni, Haplospira sibeliuxeni, Haplospira vermiculosa, Haplospira nereis, Tortilla disjuncta
Type specimen: Its type locality is Goetz quarry, Glen Park, which is in a Trentonian carbonate limestone in the Kimmswick limestone Formation of Missouri
Ecology: stationary epifaunal suspension feeder
Distribution: found only at Goetz quarry, Glen Park
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