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	Homoceras
          
            Classification
            
                  Phylum:  
              
                Mollusca              
            
            
                  Class:  
              
                Cephalopoda              
            
            
                  Order:  
              
                Goniatitida              
            
            
                  Superfamily:  
              
                Gastrioceratoidea              
            
            
                  Family:  
              
                Homoceratidae              
            
            
                  Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
              
                Homoceras spiraloides BISAT & HUDSON, 1943, p. 407              
            
            
                  Type Species:  
              
                Homoceras spiraloides BISAT & HUDSON, 1943, p. 407, OD              
              
            
            Images
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                  Fig. 57, 5. *R. (S.) spiraloides (Bisat & Hudson), suture of paratype, Swint Clough, Alport Valley, Derbyshire, England, Reticuloceras Zone, Kinderscoutian, Keyworth GSM 63089, diameter at 15 mm , whorl height 8 mm, X 4.8 (Saunders & Ramsbottom, 1993).                
            
            
            Synonyms
            
              
                              
            
            
            Geographic Distribution
            
              
                Great Britain, USA (Arkansas)              
              
            
            Age Range
            
                  Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
                Pennsylvanian (lower Bashkirian Reticuloceras Zone)              
            
            
                  Beginning International Stage:  
              
                Bashkirian              
            
            
                  Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
              
                0              
            
            
                  Beginning Date:  
              
                323.4              
            
            
                  Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
                Pennsylvanian (lower Bashkirian Reticuloceras Zone)              
            
            
                  Ending International Stage:  
              
                Bashkirian              
            
            
                  Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
              
                50              
            
            
                  Ending Date:  
              
                319.28              
              
            
            Description
            
              
                Reticulate ornamentation weakly developed, Noncrenulate to crenulate transverse striae linked by faint spiral lirae, Umbilical nodes at early whorls and constrictions on later stages may be present, Ventral lobe with narrow prongs that tend to be swollen              
              
            
            
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Classification
                  Phylum:  
              
            
                Mollusca              
            
                  Class:  
              
            
                Cephalopoda              
            
                  Order:  
              
            
                Goniatitida              
            
                  Superfamily:  
              
            
                Gastrioceratoidea              
            
                  Family:  
              
            
                Homoceratidae              
            
                  Formal Genus Name and Reference:  
              
            
                Homoceras spiraloides BISAT & HUDSON, 1943, p. 407              
            
                  Type Species:  
              
            
            
                Homoceras spiraloides BISAT & HUDSON, 1943, p. 407, OD              
              Images
(Click to enlarge in a new window)
                  Fig. 57, 5. *R. (S.) spiraloides (Bisat & Hudson), suture of paratype, Swint Clough, Alport Valley, Derbyshire, England, Reticuloceras Zone, Kinderscoutian, Keyworth GSM 63089, diameter at 15 mm , whorl height 8 mm, X 4.8 (Saunders & Ramsbottom, 1993).                
            Synonyms
Geographic Distribution
                Great Britain, USA (Arkansas)              
              Age Range
                  Beginning Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
            
                Pennsylvanian (lower Bashkirian Reticuloceras Zone)              
            
                  Beginning International Stage:  
              
            
                Bashkirian              
            
                  Fraction Up In Beginning Stage:  
              
            
                0              
            
                  Beginning Date:  
              
            
                323.4              
            
                  Ending Stage in Treatise Usage:  
              
            
                Pennsylvanian (lower Bashkirian Reticuloceras Zone)              
            
                  Ending International Stage:  
              
            
                Bashkirian              
            
                  Fraction Up In Ending Stage:  
              
            
                50              
            
                  Ending Date:  
              
            
            
                319.28              
              Description
                Reticulate ornamentation weakly developed, Noncrenulate to crenulate transverse striae linked by faint spiral lirae, Umbilical nodes at early whorls and constrictions on later stages may be present, Ventral lobe with narrow prongs that tend to be swollen              
              