Gastropoda - Euomphalina - Platyceratidae
Alternative combinations: Pleurotomaria percarinata, Trochonema percarinatum
Full reference: J. Hall. 1847. Containing descriptions of the organic remains of the lower division of the New York system (equivalent of the Lower Silurian rocks of Europe). Paleontology of New York 1:1-338
Belongs to Cyclonema according to P. J. Wagner 2023
See also Hall 1847, Sloan and Webers 1987 and Whitfield 1882
Sister taxa: Cyclonema (Cyclonema), Cyclonema aiens, Cyclonema ampullosum, Cyclonema ananas, Cyclonema apicatum, Cyclonema bellulum, Cyclonema bilix, Cyclonema bitauniensis, Cyclonema boreale, Cyclonema canaliculata, Cyclonema cancellatum, Cyclonema cives, Cyclonema compar, Cyclonema composita, Cyclonema consepultum, Cyclonema convergens, Cyclonema crebristria, Cyclonema cushingi, Cyclonema daytonensis, Cyclonema decora, Cyclonema delicatula, Cyclonema derelictum, Cyclonema dowlingii, Cyclonema fasciata, Cyclonema filicinctus, Cyclonema fluctuatum, Cyclonema formosum, Cyclonema gracile, Cyclonema guilleri, Cyclonema gyronemoides, Cyclonema hageri, Cyclonema hallianum, Cyclonema humerosum, Cyclonema inaequistriatum, Cyclonema inflatum, Cyclonema infrequens, Cyclonema inopinata, Cyclonema intermedium, Cyclonema karlsteinensis, Cyclonema laudabile, Cyclonema lepidula, Cyclonema leptonotum, Cyclonema limatum, Cyclonema lineatum, Cyclonema lydiamariarum, Cyclonema margaritoides, Cyclonema marylandense, Cyclonema mediale, Cyclonema minuta, Cyclonema modestum, Cyclonema montrealense, Cyclonema niagarensis, Cyclonema nodulosum, Cyclonema obsolescens, Cyclonema parvimedium, Cyclonema percingulatum, Cyclonema praecipitum, Cyclonema rupestre, Cyclonema servus, Cyclonema simulans, Cyclonema statshiunaica, Cyclonema sublaeve, Cyclonema subundata, Cyclonema sulphuriferum, Cyclonema tenuissimum, Cyclonema textilis, Cyclonema thalia, Cyclonema timida, Cyclonema timidum, Cyclonema transversum, Cyclonema trepidans, Cyclonema varians, Cyclonema varicosum, Cyclonema varispirum, Cyclonema ventricosa
Ecology: facultatively mobile epifaunal coprophage-deposit feeder
Distribution:
• Ordovician of United States (6: Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota collections)
Total: 6 collections each including a single occurrence
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