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- Biomineralized structures which develop within the siphuncle are known as endosiphuncular deposits (or simply siphonal deposits). These may include horizontal...
- siphuncle composed of subglobular segments, as for the family. The endosiphuncular canal system is well developed and most chambers are filled with organic...
- empty chambers (called cameral deposits) or within the siphuncle (endosiphuncular deposits), a process which may have been connected with controlling...
- among the multiceratoids, though several orders are known to bear endosiphuncular deposits within their siphuncles. When originally defined in 2013,...
- nearly central, tubular siphuncle, suborthochoanitic septal necks, and endosiphuncular rod; in many aspects similar to rod-bearing orthocones of the Ordovician...
- simple endocones with a complex system of endosiphuncular blades through which a flattened endosiphuncular tube with widely spaced partitions runs. The...
- endocones, which have a simple conical form in Cameroceras. A thin endosiphuncular tube p****es through the apex of each endocone, in the lower part of...
- ("primitive") traits which are absent in other orthoceratoids: Cameral and endosiphuncular deposits are absent, and the siphuncle has a marginal position along...
- with short segments and very short brims and containing a straight endosiphuncular canal system. Gonioceras is derived from Armenoceras and is the type...
- curved inward and the dorso-ventral height is greater than the width. Endosiphuncular deposits in the apical portion of the siphuncle consist of thick overlapping...