Beloitoceras Foerste 1924

Genus Beloitoceras Foerste, 1924 Type species Oncoceras pandion Hall, 1861, from Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, Black River Formation; by original designation. Diagnosis Strongly curved, relatively slender brevicones with ovate, compressed cross section; conch smooth or with fine transverse ornament; maximum conch diameter situated within adapical half to third of body chamber; antisiphuncular outline of conch concave over entire length in dorsoventral section, prosiphuncular outline broadly convex; five to eight chambers per distance similar to corresponding conch cross section; body chamber short with well-developed hyponomic sinus at convex side; siphuncle slender, situated close to convex margin of conch curvature, with subtubular segments; septal necks short suborthochoanitic to cyrtochoanitic; connecting rings thin. (Compiled from Sweet 1964b, and Frey 1995.)

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-03
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15150612
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Remote Sensing in Agriculture
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Beloitoceras Foerste 1924

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Beloitoceras Foerste 1924

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Genus Beloitoceras Foerste, 1924 Type species Oncoceras pandion Hall, 1861, from Beloit, Wisconsin, USA, Black River Formation; by original designation. Diagnosis Strongly curved, relatively slender brevicones with ovate, compressed cross section; conch smooth or with fine transverse ornament; maximum conch diameter situated within adapical half to third of body chamber; antisiphuncular outline of conch concave over entire length in dorsoventral section, prosiphuncular outline broadly convex; five to eight chambers per distance similar to corresponding conch cross section; body chamber short with well-developed hyponomic sinus at convex side; siphuncle slender, situated close to convex margin of conch curvature, with subtubular segments; septal necks short suborthochoanitic to cyrtochoanitic; connecting rings thin. (Compiled from Sweet 1964b, and Frey 1995.)

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Remote Sensing in Agriculture
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