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Hyolithes sonora
Taxonomy
Hyolithes sonora was named by Lochman (1952). Its type specimen is U.S.N.M. No.115902, a shell, and it is a mold.
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
H. acadica, H. affinis, H. anglicus, H. aratus, H. baconi, H. belswordinensis, H. benignensis, H. cinctus, H. comleyensis, H. comptus, H. confusus, H. corrugatus, H. crispatus, H. crowelli, H. cymbium, H. decipiens, H. dubius, H. elegans, H. elegans, H. euglyphus, H. euglyphyus, H. forbesi, H. fortis, H. giganteus, H. guaraniensis, H. hanusi, H. hermelini, H. indistinctus, H. klabavensis, H. klouceki, H. kolihai, H. latus, H. lenticularis, H. magister, H. magnificus, H. micmac, H. monroensis, H. newsomensis, H. no.5, H. parviusculus, H. pauxillus, H. princepes, H. prolixus, H. schenki, H. sculptilis, H. signatulus, H. solitarius, H. solitarius, H. sphenomorphus, H. spryi, H. strettonensis, H. striatulus, H. striatulus, H. striatus, H. subaequalis, H. sulcatulus, H. tenuistriatus, H. undulatus, H. versaillensis, H. gracilis
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
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| 1952 | Hyolithes sonora Lochman pp. 113-114 figs. 17-25 |
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†Hyolithes sonora Lochman 1952
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Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
|---|---|---|
| C. Lochman 1952 | This species is represented by 10 or more specimens from the Kootenia-Glossopleura zone. The holotype is a small, broken internal mold which is free from the matrix and shows the very characteristic transverse section. The paratypes consist both of other well preserved internal molds and three specimens showing the external surface. |