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The nautiloid cephalopod Order Endocerida in the Silurian

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Die seltenen silurischen Vertreter der Ordnung Endocerida werden revidiert, neu beschrieben und abgebildet. Die ArtTretoceras bisiphonatum aus dem Llandovery von Wales wird der Ordnung zugerechnet. Kanadische Formen aus dem Llandovery und Wenlock,Cameroceras hudsonicum und Arten vonHumeoceras, vervollständigen das bisher bekannte Spektrum.

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The rare Silurian representatives of the Order Endocerida are reviewed, described afresh, and illustrated. The Welsh Llandovery speciesTretoceras bisiphonatum is assigned to the order. Canadian Llandovery to Wenlock forms,Cameroceras hudsonicum and species ofHumeoceras, complete the record as presently known.

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Evans, D.H., Holland, C.H. The nautiloid cephalopod Order Endocerida in the Silurian. Paläontol. Z. 69, 343–352 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02987799

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