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South America.
Hippurites atheniensis Ktenas 1907
Hippurites colliciatus Woodward 1855
Hippurites cornucopiae Defrance 1821
Hippurites cornuvaccinum Brown...
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Hippurites atheniensis is an
extinct species of
fossil sal****er clam, a
marine bivalve mollusk in the
family Hippuritidae.
These fossils occur in the...
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Hippurites cornuvaccinum is a
fossil sal****er clam, an
extinct marine bivalve mollusk in the
family Hippuritidae.
These fossils occur in the Late Cretaceous...
- of
older strata.
Those at
Hakel have been
lowered to the
level of the
hippurite limestone of Lebanon,
being above the
trigonia sandstone. The
Hajula beds...
- dominant. It was
described by
Schlotheim in the year 1820
under the name
Hippurites mitratus. LIV.—PYCNACTIS, MESACTIS, PHAULACTIS, GEN. NOV., AND DINOPHYLLUM...
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Tekirdagia Ozdikmen 2010 †
Thyrastylon Chubb 1956 †
Vautrinia Milovanović 1938
Hippurites atheniensis Vaccinites species Radiolites species Gray, J.E. 1848. On...
- peroni,
Radiolites ponsi,
Radiolites beaumonti,
Radiolites socialis, and
Hippurites requieni. In some places,
undamaged rudists (mainly the small-sized Biradiolites)...
- There, he
determined the
Cretaceous age of
certain rocks that
contained Hippurites. S. P.
Woodward named the new
genus Barrettia after him.
Barrett also...
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Synonyms for the
extensive formation are Hieroglyphenkalk,
Calcaire à
Hippurites, Urgonien, Rudistenkalk, Urgo-Aptien, Schrattenschichten, Requienenkalk...
- Additionally, fresh-to-brackish
water clams as
Corbicula laletana,
bivalves of
Hippurites castroi, gastropods,
plant remains and
cyanobacteria as
Girvanella were...
