Gastropoda - Murchisoniina - Gosseletinidae
Alternative combination: Baylea angulosa
Full reference: H. B. Rollins. 1975. Gastropods from the Lower Mississippian Wassonville Limestone in southeastern Iowa. American Museum Novitates 2579:1-35
Belongs to Glabrocingulum according to P. J. Wagner 2023
See also Rollins 1975
Sister taxa: Glabrocingulum (Glabrocingulum), Glabrocingulum alveozonum, Glabrocingulum amotapense, Glabrocingulum armstrongi, Glabrocingulum atomarium, Glabrocingulum beedei, Glabrocingulum beggi, Glabrocingulum binodosum, Glabrocingulum chesterensis, Glabrocingulum coronatum, Glabrocingulum ellenae, Glabrocingulum globosum, Glabrocingulum grayvillense, Glabrocingulum inflatum, Glabrocingulum interstrialis, Glabrocingulum laeviliratum, Glabrocingulum lebedewi, Glabrocingulum magnum, Glabrocingulum minutum, Glabrocingulum obesum, Glabrocingulum parvum, Glabrocingulum phosphatica, Glabrocingulum piktorskyi, Glabrocingulum pustulum, Glabrocingulum quadrigatum, Glabrocingulum stellaeformis, Glabrocingulum texanum, Glabrocingulum wannense
Type specimen: Its type locality is Chert Bed #2, South bank of English River, 1 mile north of Daytonville., which is in a Kinderhookian carbonate limestone/chert in the Wassonville Formation of Iowa
Ecology: epifaunal detritivore
Distribution: found only at Chert Bed #2, South bank of English River, 1 mile north of Daytonville.
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