J. Sowerby 1815

Full reference
J. Sowerby. 1815. The mineral conchology of Great Britain; or colored figures and descriptions of those remains of testaceous animals or shells, which have been preserved at various times and depths in the Earth. Parts XV to XVIII. The mineral conchology of Great Britain 1(15-18):179-234 [P. Wagner/P. Wagner/P. Scofield]
Metadata
ID number:  16344
Created:  2006-01-25 10:44:57
Modified:  2024-04-17 23:58:43
Publication type:  journal article
Taxonomy:  stated without evidence
Language:  English
Taxonomic names (47)
Aegoceras armatum, Ammonites armatus, Ammonites binus, Ammonites concavus, Ammonites elegans, Ammonites ellipticus, Ammonites jugosus, Ammonites nodosus, Ammonites stellaris, Ammonites triplicatus, Asteroceras stellare, Cardium alaeforme, Cardium aliforme, Cardium elongatum, Cardium hibernicum, Cleviceras elegans, Conocardium alaeforme, Conocardium aliforme, Conocardium elongatum, Conocardium hibernicum, Deroceras armatum, Eleganticeras elegans, Eoderoceras armatum, Euomphalus aequalis, Euomphalus equalis, Harpoceras elegans, Haugia jugosa, Helix cirriformis, Helix striata, Helix striatus, Hippocardia hibernica, Hippocardia hibernicus, Hysteroceras binum, Lioceras concavum, Mourlonia cirriformis, Mourlonia striata, Olcostephanus triplicatus, Planorbis aequalis, Planorbis equalis, Platyzona cirriformis, Pleurorhynchus hibernicus, Pleurotomaria striata, Ptychomphalus striatus, Straparollus (Euomphalus) equalis, Straparollus aequalis, Straparollus equalis, Tropidoceras ellipticum
Taxonomic opinions (9) - view classification
'Ammonites binus belongs to Ammonites' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Ammonites nodosus belongs to Ammonites' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Ammonites triplicatus belongs to Ammonites' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Cardium elongatum belongs to Cardium' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Cardium hibernicum belongs to Cardium' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Helix cirriformis belongs to Helix' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Helix striatus belongs to Helix' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Planorbis aequalis belongs to Planorbis' according to J. Sowerby 1815
'Planorbis equalis belongs to Planorbis' according to J. Sowerby 1815