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Ascocerida

Ascocerida (drawn from Ascoceras, which comes from the Greek askos, a vessel, and keras, horn) is an order of comparatively small nautiloids in the subclass Orthoceratoidea, known from Ordovician and Silurian sediments in Europe and North America. They are believed to have diverged from other orthoceratoids, possibly clinoceratids, during the Middle…

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Ascocerida

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples38
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
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related to Taxonomy · 15
Ascocerida → Ascocerids, Clinoceras, Clinoceratidae, Flower, Hebetoceras, Late Ordovician Mass Extinction, Middle Ordovician, Montyoceras, Ordovician, Probillingsites, Redpathoceras, Rosseau, Silurian, The, Upper Ordovician
related to Additional sources · 14
Ascocerida → British Silurian, Charles Hepworth, Development, Flower, Holland, Journal, JSTOR, Mixochoanites, Palaeontology, Paleontological Society, Paleontology, Rousseau, Sep, The
related to Internal relationships · 7
Ascocerida → Ascoceratidae, Ascoceratinae, Choanoceratidae, Curt Teichert, Hebetoceratidae, Probillingsitinae, Three

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ordovician silurian shell known deciduous end would ascocerids conch ascoceras though camerae buoyancy order fossils late upper portion provided horizontal

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Montyocerasinstance ofthrough taxa0.80text
Hebetocerasinstance ofthrough taxa0.80text
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesRousseau0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesFlower0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesSep0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesDevelopment0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesMixochoanites0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesJournal0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesPaleontology0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesPaleontological Society0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesJSTOR0.60section
Ascoceridarelated to Additional sourcesHolland0.60section

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