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Eostropheodonta

Classification

    Phylum:  
Brachiopoda
    Class:  
Strophomenata
    Order:  
Strophomenida
    Superfamily:  
Strophomenoidea
    Family:  
Leptostrophiidae
    Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
Eostropheodonta BANCROFT, 1949, p. 9
    Type Species:  
Orthis hirnantensis M'COV, 1851, p. 395, OD


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Fig. 181a-d. *E. hirnantensis (M'Coy), Ashgill, a, latex of dorsal exterior, Husbergøya Formation, Rambergøya, Oslo, Norway, BMNH BB 93972, X1.5, b, c, dorsal internal mold, latex cast, Husbergøya Formation, Rambergøya, Oslo, Norway, BMNH BB 94003, X2, d, ventral internal mold, Hirnant Formation, Aber Hirnant, near Bala, Gwynedd, Wales, BMNH B 89573, ×1.5 (new).-Fig. 181e-g. *E. schmalenseei (Bergström), lower Dalmanitina Beds, Ashgill, e, latex cast of external mold of conjoined valves, Stommen, Västergötland, Sweden, LO 4249, X1.5 (Bergström, 1968), f, ventral internal mold, Stommen, BMNH B 90684, ×1 (new), g, holotype, latex cast of dorsal internal mold, Allebergsände, Västergötland, Sweden, LO 4248, X1 (Bergström, 1968).-Fig. 181h, i. *E. martnai (Röömusoks), Adila Formation, Pirgu Stage, Ashgill, Härküla, Aruküla, Estonia, h, ventral external mold, GMUT Br 1492, X1, i, dorsal internal mold, GMUT Br 1477, ×1 (Rõõmusoks, 1993c).


Synonyms

Aphanomena, Eoleptostrophia, Neokjaerina


Geographic Distribution

cosmopolitan


Age Range

    Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Ordovician (Ashgill)
    Beginning International Stage:  
Katian
    Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
66.7
    Beginning Date:  
447.72
    Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
Silurian (Wenlock)
    Ending International Stage:  
Homerian
    Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
100
    Ending Date:  
426.74


Description

Planoconvex to gently concavoconvex profile, ornament variable from unequally parvicostellate to fascicostellate, sometimes in the same population, small denticular plates with few denticles, no denticles on the hinge line, short but strong dental plates present, with crenulations, ventral process generally absent, muscle field in both valves obscure or faintly impressed, erect cardinal process lobes elongate, separated at their bases, socket ridges widely divergent, dorsal septa absent




References



Museum or Author Information

BB, LO, Bergström, 1968, Bergström, 1968, Rõõmusoks, 1993