Gastropoda - Sorbeoconcha - Hydrobiidae
Parent taxon: Hydrobiidae according to M. Harzhauser 2002
See also Harzhauser and Kowalke 2002, Harzhauser and Mandic 2001, Makowska 1986 and Vera-Peláez et al. 2004
Sister taxa: Andrusovia, Bania, Belgrandiinae, Bracenica, Carinulorbis, Caspiohydrobia, Cavernisa, Clessiniola, Costhyrella, Ctyrokya, Ecrobia, Goniatogyra, Hauffenia, Heleobia, Hubendickia, Hydrobiinae, Islamiinae, Istriana, Laevicaspia, Lithoglyphopsis, Lutetiella, Lyogyriinae, Lysiogyriinae, Martinietta, Mercuria, Micromelaniidae, Nodulus, Nymphophilinae, Nymphophilus, Paludestrina, Pseudamnicolinae, Pseudobythinella, Pyrgulinae, Reesidella, Saccoia, Schuettemmericia, Tanousia, Tateinae, Turricaspia, Tyronia, Ulskia
Subtaxa: Hydrobia (Hydrobia) Hydrobia (Littorinella) Hydrobia (Peringia) Hydrobia bradleyi Hydrobia carteri Hydrobia datangensis Hydrobia ellioti Hydrobia fauenfeldi Hydrobia frauenfeldi Hydrobia obtusa Hydrobia pseudocornea Hydrobia semiconvexa Hydrobia truncata Hydrobia ulvae
Ecology: epifaunal
Distribution:
• Quaternary of China (1 collection), Egypt (1), Haiti (1), Italy (1), the Netherlands (5), Poland (3), Romania (1), Spain (4), the United Kingdom (13), United States (4: Florida, Virginia)
• Pliocene to Pleistocene of Spain (2), the United Kingdom (1)
• Pliocene of Belgium (1), Greece (1), Italy (3), Spain (5)
• Miocene of Austria (14), Croatia (3), the Czech Republic (2), France (2), Germany (5), Iran (4), Italy (1), Kazakhstan (1), Lebanon (1), Poland (1), Romania (1), Spain (2), Ukraine (4)
• Oligocene of Austria (1), Belgium (4), France (13), Germany (4), Hungary (1)
• Eocene of France (6), Namibia (1), the United Kingdom (12), United States (2: Washington, Wyoming)
• Paleocene of Belgium (1), Canada (5: Alberta, Saskatchewan), China (6), France (2), the United Kingdom (2), United States (1: Utah)
• Cretaceous of Argentina (1), Canada (1: Alberta), China (1), the United Kingdom (2), United States (1: Montana)
• Jurassic of France (1)
Total: 156 collections including 190 occurrences
Specimen images are retrieved through the ePANDDA API.
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