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Macroscaphitidae

Macroscaphitidae (Greek μακρός, long and σκάφος, boat) is an extinct family of ptychoceratoid cephalopods from the subclass Ammonoidea that lived from the Lower Barremian to the Lower Cenomanian stages of the Cretaceous. Fossils of Macroscaphitidae were found all around the world although the abundance of found fossils is rather limited. Known fossils…

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Macroscaphitidae

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related to Fossils and distribution · 20
Macroscaphitidae → Africa, Bulgaria, Compared, Czech Republic, Egypt, Europe, Fossils, France, Georgia, Italy, Macroscaphites, Mexico, Mozambique, Serbia, South Africa, South America, Spain, The, Venezuela, While
related to Taxa · 15
Macroscaphitidae → Acantholytoceras Spath, Costidiscus, Costidscus, Fm, Ivaldiceras Delanoy, Macroscaphites, Macroscaphites Meek, Macroscaphitidae Hyatt, Meek, Orbigny, Puzos, Rugacrioceras Vermeulen, Some, The, Uhlig
related to Life and ecology · 12
Macroscaphitidae → Foraminifera, Furthermore, However, In, It, Macroscaphites, Nautilius, Nautilus, One, This, Thus, While
related to Classification · 10
Macroscaphitidae → Ammonoidea, Ancyloceratoidea, Cephalopoda, Due, Hamitaceae, However, Mollusca, Ptychoceratiodea, The Macroscaphitidae, While
related to Morphology · 6
Macroscaphitidae → Additionally, Apart, Due, However, Macroscaphites, Nevertheless

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macroscaphites found ammonites fossils heteromorphic specimens known morphology aperture yuani family subclass classification thus rather species due meek 1876 ammonoidea

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Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationThe Macroscaphitidae0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationAmmonoidea0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationCephalopoda0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationMollusca0.60section
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Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationHamitaceae0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationAncyloceratoidea0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationHowever0.60section
Macroscaphitidaerelated to ClassificationPtychoceratiodea0.60section
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