Definition of Actinocerid. Meaning of Actinocerid. Synonyms of Actinocerid

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- hypothetical. Polydesmia was once thought to be the ancestral form of the actinocerids, and was derived from the ellesmeroceriid Bathmoceras. However, it turned...
- ray Gr**** ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος (aktís, aktînos) actinic, actinism, actinium, actinocerid, actinodrome, actinoid, actinomere, actinometer, actinomorphic, actinomyces...
- million years ago during the Carboniferous. Although they resemble earlier actinocerids they are now thought to belong to the Pseudorthocerida Rayonnoceras is...
- Nybyoceras is an actinocerid genus ****igned to the Armenoceratidae and similar to Armenoceras except for having a siphuncle close to the ventral side...
- nautiloid cephalopods, is prevalent among the ellesmerocerids, endocerids, actinocerids, orthoceratoids, and bactritids. Orthocones existed from the Late Cambrian...
- Gonioceras is an extinct genus of actinocerid nautiloidean cephalopods typified by a broad, low s****; flattened ventrally, convexly rounded dorsally;...
- ray Gr**** ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος (aktís, aktînos) actinic, actinism, actinium, actinocerid, actinodrome, actinoid, actinomere, actinometer, actinomorphic, actinomyces...
- Huronia is an actinocerid genus included in the Huroniidae along with Discoactinoceras and Huroniella,(Teichert 1964). Huronia is characterized by long...
- narrow siphuncle that is less common for actinocerids. Niko, Shuji 1998. Kobayashiceras gifuense, a new actinocerid cephalopod from the Lower Devonian of...
- Paractinoceras is a genus of long, straight, and slender actinocerid nautiloid with siphuncular segments in the early stages like those of Actinoceras...