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- Daxatina is a fossil ammonoid cephalopod included in the trachyceratid family of the order Ceratitida that lived during the middle of the Tri****ic. Tri****ic...
- the base of the Carnian) is set at the first appearance of an ammonite, Daxatina canadensis. In the 1990s, conodonts became increasingly important in the...
- defined as the place in the stratigraphic record where the ammonite species Daxatina canadensis first appears. The global reference profile for the base is...
- (the base of the Carnian) is at the first appearance of ammonite species Daxatina canadensis. The Ladinian is sometimes subdivided into two subages or substages...
- Guandao, Guizhou, China Upper boundary definition FAD of the Ammonite Daxatina canadensis Upper boundary GSSP Prati di Stuores, Dolomites, Italy 46°31′37″N...
- Danubisphinctes Danubites Daphnites Daraelites Darellia Darvasiceras Dasyceras Daxatina Dayiceras Decipia Decorites Deiradoceras Delecticeras Delepinoceras Delphinites...
- ~237 Prati di Stuores, Dolomites, Italy Biologic: First appearance of Daxatina canadensis (Ammonite). Biologic: Near first appearance of Metapolygnathus...
- ornamented with flexious, tuberculate ribs. Related genera include Anolcites, Daxatina, and Trachyceras. Frankites has been found in Nevada, British Columbia...
- locality for species †Damesites †Damesites hetonaiensis †Daonella †DaxatinaDaxatina canadensis – or unidentified comparable form Dentalina †Dentalium...
- †Dactylioceras †Dactylioceras commune – or unidentified comparable form †Daonella †Daxatina †Dentalium †Desmoceras †Desmophyllites †Didymoceras †Didymoceras hornbyense...