Gastropoda - Murchisoniina - Gosseletinidae
Synonym: Pleurocinctosa Fletcher 1958
Full reference: B.J. Chronic. 1949. Invertebrate paleontology (excepting fuslinids and corals). Upper Paleozoic of Peru 46-173
Parent taxon: Coelozoninae according to P. J. Wagner 2023
See also Dickins 1961, Karapunar and Nützel 2022, Karapunar et al. 2022, Ketwetsuriya et al. 2020, Knight et al. 1960, Pan and Erwin 2002, Sepkoski 2002, Taboada et al. 2015 and Waterhouse 1987
Sister taxa: Arctozone, Arfurtia, Barocospira, Bicarina, Burdekinostoma, Coelozone, Coelozonides, Deacheospira, Eoplatyzona, Frydiella, Humboldtiella, Ibergia, Lahnia, Lahnospira, Lukesispira, Manitobiella, Mourloniides, Odontomaria, Planozonides, Pleurotaunica, Plicafoliosa, Prokopelia, Salterospira, Schizolopha, Spinulrichospira, Tasselliana, Tragotoma, Villmaria, Winterbergiella, Wisconsinella, Zalozone
Subtaxa: Peruvispira alticonica Peruvispira australis Peruvispira boreala Peruvispira canningensis Peruvispira carinata Peruvispira coatesi Peruvispira delicata Peruvispira deornata Peruvispira elegans Peruvispira fletcheri Peruvispira ganneyica Peruvispira imbricata Peruvispira kanchanaburiensis Peruvispira kirillowensis Peruvispira lingshuiensis Peruvispira lochinvarensis Peruvispira modesta Peruvispira oklahomaensis Peruvispira robusta Peruvispira sueroi Peruvispira turrita Peruvispira umariensis Peruvispira uralensis Peruvispira vipersdorfensis Peruvispira volupta Pleurocinctosa promenata Pleurocinctosa trifilata
Type: Peruvispira delicata
Ecology: epifaunal detritivore
Distribution:
• Permian of Argentina (2 collections), Australia (79), Bolivia (1), China (3), India (1), Namibia (2), New Zealand (20), Pakistan (1), Peru (6), the Russian Federation (4), Thailand (4), United States (30: Nevada, Texas)
• Chokierian of the United Kingdom (2)
• Namurian of Argentina (1)
• Carboniferous to Permian of China (1)
• Carboniferous of Argentina (3), China (1), the United Kingdom (3), United States (7: Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas)
Total: 171 collections including 172 occurrences
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