On the Occurrence of a British Coal Measure Goniatite in Missouri, U.S.A

Bisat, W. S.; Duncan, Catherine G.; Moore, E. W. J.

doi:10.1144/pygs.22.1.1

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“…Surv. for 1930, 1931 as A. glabrum and later (Bisat 1934 b, p. 117) as A. paucilobum is the only goniatite known so far from this horizon. Of all the Scottish specimens it approaches the lectotype of A. paucilobum (B.M.…”

Section: (4) Plean No 3 Limestonementioning

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XIV—Scottish Carboniferous Goniatites

Currie

1954

Trans. R. Soc. Edinb.

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SynopsisIn Part I brief descriptions are given of the goniatite faunas found at horizons in the Scottish Carboniferous succession; and mainly on the evidence of these faunas, the stages of B, P1; P2, E1; and E2 and A are approximately demarcated. No goniatites suggesting the presence of H, R and G have been seen.In Part II descriptions are given of certain species of the following genera: Beyrichoceratoides, Anthracoceras, Cravenoceras, Cravenoceratoides, Girtyoceras, Eumorphoceras, Goniatites, Sudeticeras, Dimorphoceras, Neodimorphoceras and a new genus, Cluthoceras.

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Section: (4) Plean No 3 Limestonementioning

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“…Geol. Surv.for 1930, 1931also Dinham and Haldane 1932, p. 114) in the ascription of the known goniatite horizons in the Millstone Grit to a position near the top of Zone E.…”

Section: (5) Castlecary Limestone (=Levenseat)mentioning

confidence: 99%