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Sinuites cancellatus
Taxonomy
Bellerophon cancellatus was named by Hall (1847). It is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Hall's Lorraine Locality, which is in a Shermanian carbonate limestone in the Flat Creek Formation of New York.
It was recombined as Protowarthia cancellata by Ulrich and Scofield (1897), Weller (1903), Cumings (1908), Grabau and Shimer (1909) and Knight (1941); it was recombined as Sinuites cancellata by Dalve (1948); it was recombined as Sinuites (Sinuites) cancellatus by Knight et al. (1960); it was recombined as Sinuites cancellatus by Bassler (1915), Foerste (1924), Ruedemann (1926), Bassler (1932), Knight and Bridge (1944), Wilson (1951), Caster et al. (1955), Liberty (1969), Runnegar (1981), Wahlman (1992) and Wagner (2023).
It was recombined as Protowarthia cancellata by Ulrich and Scofield (1897), Weller (1903), Cumings (1908), Grabau and Shimer (1909) and Knight (1941); it was recombined as Sinuites cancellata by Dalve (1948); it was recombined as Sinuites (Sinuites) cancellatus by Knight et al. (1960); it was recombined as Sinuites cancellatus by Bassler (1915), Foerste (1924), Ruedemann (1926), Bassler (1932), Knight and Bridge (1944), Wilson (1951), Caster et al. (1955), Liberty (1969), Runnegar (1981), Wahlman (1992) and Wagner (2023).
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1842 | Bellerophon bilobatus Emmons p. 392 fig. 6 |
1847 | Bellerophon cancellatus Hall |
1847 | Bellerophon bilobatus corrugatus Hall p. 185 figs. pl. 40 f. 6a-b |
1847 | Bellerophon cancellatus Hall p. 307 figs. pl. 83 f. 10a-c |
1847 | Bellerophon cancellatus cancellatus Hall p. 307 |
1897 | Protowarthia cancellata Ulrich and Scofield pp. 872 - 873 figs. pl. 63 f. 1-14 |
1903 | Protowarthia cancellata Weller |
1908 | Protowarthia cancellata Cumings |
1909 | Protowarthia cancellata Grabau and Shimer |
1915 | Sinuites cancellatus Bassler |
1924 | Sinuites cancellatus Foerste p. 205 figs. pl. 34 f. 6a-b |
1926 | Sinuites cancellatus Ruedemann |
1932 | Sinuites cancellatus Bassler |
1941 | Protowarthia cancellata Knight |
1944 | Sinuites cancellatus Knight and Bridge |
1948 | Sinuites cancellata Dalve |
1951 | Sinuites cancellatus Wilson p. 25 figs. pl. 2 f. 11-12 |
1951 | Sinuites cancellatus angularis Wilson pp. 25 - 26 figs. pl. 2 f. 13 |
1951 | Sinuites cancellatus liratus Wilson p. 26 figs. pl. 2 f. 14 |
1955 | Sinuites cancellatus Caster et al. figs. pl. 1 f. 16-17 |
1960 | Sinuites (Sinuites) cancellatus Knight et al. p. 176 figs. f. 93.6a-b |
1969 | Sinuites cancellatus Liberty |
1981 | Sinuites cancellatus Runnegar figs. f. 1F |
1992 | Sinuites cancellatus Wahlman pp. 111 - 113 figs. pl. 11 f. 6-12 |
2023 | Sinuites cancellatus Wagner p. 377 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
†Sinuites cancellatus Hall 1847
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Invalid names: Bellerophon bilobatus Emmons 1842 [replaced], Sinuites angularis Wilson 1951 [synonym], Sinuites cancellatus cancellatus Hall 1847 [replaced], Sinuites corrugatus Hall 1847 [synonym], Sinuites liratus Wilson 1951 [synonym]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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G.P. Wahlman 1992 | Shell medium in size, smoothly rounded dorsally and laterally, subglobose, involute, umbilicus closed; sinus moderately shallow, lateral aperture lobes well rounded; growth lines fine, revolving lines even finer.
Shell medium in size (adult about 25 mm long), involute, with closed umbilicus, generally subglobose, smoothly rounded dorsally and laterally, degree of convexity variable. Sinus moderately shallow, V-shaped, having well-rounded apex; lateral apertural margins merge into well-rounded lobes. Aperture distinctly wider than long. Parietal inductura thin, folding over venter of coil onto umbilical region, marked by fine, wavy revolving lines. Shell ornament of fine, closely spaced growth lines crossed by even finer revolving lines, giving a faint cancellate appearance. |