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Scaphites is a
genus of
heteromorph ammonites belonging to the
Scaphitidae family. They were a
widespread genus that
thrived during the Late Cretaceous...
- went back to
being regularly coiled. Most
notable among these were the
Scaphites,
Hoploscaphites and
their relatives,
which were
mostly regular spirals...
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Copelatus scaphites is a
species of
diving beetle. It is part of the
subfamily Copelatinae in the
family Dytiscidae. It was
described by Félix Guignot...
- helically-coiled
juvenile morphology of
Hamites into adulthood.
Baculites Scaphites Turrilites Szives, O.; Monks, N. (2002). "Heteromorphs of the Tata Limestone...
- Riccardi, 1983. In
overall form
Jeletzkytes closely resembles the
genus Scaphites. A
number of
species have been
described in the
genus including: J. brevis...
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Calyptraphorus velatus Tertiary Venericardia planicosta Eocene Scaphites Scaphites hippocrepis Cretaceous 143.1–66
Inoceramus Inoceramus labiatus Cretaceous...
- mollusks,
namely ammonites–from the
Pierre Shale Placenticeras placenta,
Scaphites nodosus, Didymoceras, and
Baculites ovatus–bivalves–such as the giant...
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family Scaphitidae. It is
considered by some to be a
subgenus of
Scaphites. Like
Scaphites, the s**** of
Hoploscaphites is
involute with the
final whorl...
- location. They
often contains fossils such as the
ammonites Schloenbachia,
Scaphites, and Mantelliceras, the
belemnite Actinocamax, and the
bivalves Inoceramus...
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terrestrial life.
Later during the
ensuing Late
Cretaceous epoch the
ammonite Scaphites was
especially common in Utah's
marine environments. Into the Cenozoic...
