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Anomalinoides

Globothalamea - Rotaliida - Anomalinidae

Taxonomy
Anomalinoides was named by Brotzen (1942) [Sepkoski's age data: K Albi-u R]. It is extant.

It was assigned to Anomalininae by Bertels (1964) and Mailhe et al. (1967); to Foraminiferida by Sepkoski (2002); to Heterolepidae by Brotzen (1942), Kiessling (2003) and Margerel (2012); and to Anomalinidae by Missotti (2022).

Species
A. acuta, A. anamariae, A. flintii, A. globosa, A. praeacutus, A. welleri
Species lacking formal opinion data
A. orbiculus

Synonymy list
YearName and author
1942Anomalinoides Brotzen
1964Anomalinoides Bertels p. 170
1967Anomalinoides Mailhe et al. p. 27
2002Anomalinoides Sepkoski
2003Anomalinoides Kiessling
2012Anomalinoides Margerel
2022Anomalinoides Missotti

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RankNameAuthor
kingdomChromistaCavalier-Smith 1981
subkingdomRhizaria()
phylumForaminifera(Eichwald 1830)
classGlobothalamea
RankNameAuthor
orderRotaliidaDelage and Herouard 1896
superfamilyChilostomelloidea
familyAnomalinidae
genusAnomalinoidesBrotzen 1942

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.

G. Anomalinoides Brotzen 1942
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†Anomalinoides acuta Plummer 1927
†Anomalinoides anamariae Bertels 1964
Anomalinoides flintii Cushman 1931
†Anomalinoides globosa Brotzen 1945
†Anomalinoides praeacutus Vasilenko 1950
†Anomalinoides welleri Plummer 1927
Diagnosis
No diagnoses are available
Measurements
No measurements are available
Locomotion: stationaryo
Life habit: semi-infaunalo
Diet: omnivoreo
Created: 2007-11-28 00:47:02
Modified: 2009-05-20 05:31:44
Source: o = order
Reference: Kiessling 2004

Age range

Maximum range based only on fossils: base of the Late/Upper Cenomanian to the top of the Gelasian or 99.60000 to 1.80600 Ma
Minimum age of oldest fossil (stem group age): 93.5 Ma

Collections (126 total)


Time interval Ma Country or state Original ID and collection number
Late/Upper Cenomanian99.6 - 93.5Egypt A. sp. 2, A. rudis (141572)
Early/Lower Turonian93.5 - 89.3Egypt A. sp. 1 (141574 141575)
Piripauan85.8 - 83.5New Zealand A. chathamensis (63092)
Campanian83.6 - 72.1New Zealand A. chathamensis (63094)
Campanian - Danian83.6 - 61.6Argentina (Chubut) A. sp. (231978 231981 231986) A. welleri (231980 231982)
Late/Upper Campanian83.5 - 70.6Canada (British Columbia) A. clementiana (91077)
Maastrichtian72.1 - 66.0Tunisia A. praeacuta, A. acuta (57352 57360) A. praeacuta, A. acuta, A. welleri (57320 57321 57322 57323 57324 57325 57326 57327 57328 57329 57330 57331 57332 57333 57334 57335 57336 57337 57338 57339 57340 57341 57342 57343 57344 57345 57346 57347 57348 57349 57350 57351 57353 57354 57355 57356 57357 57358 57359 57361 57362 57363 57364 57365 57366 57367 57368)
Maastrichtian - Danian72.1 - 61.6Argentina (Rio Negro) A. acuta (236483 236488) A. acuta, A. anamariae (236479 236482) A. anamariae (236486)
Selandian61.6 - 59.2Tanzania (Lindi) A. sp. (179310)
Thanetian59.2 - 56.0Egypt A. rubiginosus (34415)
Thanetian59.2 - 56.0Austria (Upper Austria) A. sp. (216230 216232)
Thanetian59.2 - 56.0Spain A. praeacuta, A. spp., A. acuta, A. welleri (154089) A. rubiginosus, A. welleri (154088)
Late/Upper Paleocene58.7 - 55.8Suriname A. danicus (209459 209471) A. midwayensis (209457 209458 209460 209461 209464 209465 209467 209470 209473 209478) A. midwayensis, A. danicus (209463 209469 209475 209476 209477 209479 209480)
Late/Upper Paleocene58.7 - 55.8French Guiana A. danicus (209430 209433 209441) A. midwayensis (209431 209436 209439 209445) A. midwayensis, A. danicus (209434 209435 209437 209442 209446)
Ypresian56.0 - 47.8Spain A. praeacuta (154106) A. rubiginosus, A. praeacuta, A. spp., A. acuta, A. welleri (154096) A. rubiginosus, A. praeacuta, A. spp., A. welleri (154090) A. spp. (154104) A. spp., A. acuta (154097) A. welleri (154105)
Early/Lower Eocene - Middle Eocene55.8 - 37.71Trinidad and Tobago A. mecatapecensis (140160)
Bartonian41.3 - 38.0USA (California) A. globosa (185234)
Bartonian41.3 - 38.0Spain A. spp. (141920 141921 141924)
Priabonian38.0 - 33.9USA (Louisiana) A. danvillensis (55251)
Late/Upper Eocene37.2 - 33.9USA (Louisiana/Texas) A. bilateralis (45017)
Oligocene33.9 - 23.03Puerto Rico A. sp. (92229)
Chattian28.1 - 23.03New Zealand (North Island) A. subnonionoides (205949)
Chattian28.1 - 23.03New Zealand (North Canterbury) A. orbiculus (45657)
Early/Lower Miocene23.03 - 15.97India A. globulosus (77654)
Otaian21.7 - 19.0New Zealand A. parvumbilia, A. sp. (77488)
Otaian - Altonian21.7 - 15.9New Zealand A. parvumbilia (77489)
Altonian19.0 - 15.9New Zealand A. parvumbilia, A. orbiculus, A. sp. (77491)
Middle Miocene - Tortonian15.97 - 7.246Peru A. salinasensis, A. sp. (176144)
Early/Lower Pliocene5.333 - 3.6New Zealand A. spherica, A. parvumbilia (73307)
Early/Lower Pliocene5.333 - 3.6Greece (Rhodes) A. ornatus (122994)
Piacenzian - Gelasian3.6 - 1.806Italy A. helicina (57058)