1945
DOI: 10.1144/pygs.25.6.387
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THE CARBONIFEROUS GONIATITE GENERA GIRTYOCERAS AND EUMORPHOCERAS

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“…-Equivalent successions in North England contain rich, well-preserved ammonoid faunas in thick basinal shale sequences that have been well documented over the years by Bisat (1924Bisat ( , 1934Bisat ( , 1952 and Moore (1936Moore ( , 1946. They were summarized by Riley (1993) and updated by Korn & Tilsley (2006).…”
Section: Global Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…-Equivalent successions in North England contain rich, well-preserved ammonoid faunas in thick basinal shale sequences that have been well documented over the years by Bisat (1924Bisat ( , 1934Bisat ( , 1952 and Moore (1936Moore ( , 1946. They were summarized by Riley (1993) and updated by Korn & Tilsley (2006).…”
Section: Global Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…23C). C. arcticum has a wider conch than C. platyforme (Moore, 1946), C. moorei (Nicolaus, 1963), and C. zrigatense Korn & Ebbighausen, 2006, but is more slender than C. darkaouaense Korn, Klug & Mapes, 1999. Type species.…”
Section: B C Amentioning
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“…This species is associated with the B, forms Goniatites masimus Bisat and Bollandites phillipsi (Bisat) in the B, zone at Wedber Brow, Malham, and with Beyrichoceras on Hill Langerton (Bisat 1934, p. 298). Moore (1946) suggested Sagittoceras to be synonymous with Girfyoceras and referred a specimen from Higher Clough (Cowdale Clough), Barnoldswick, to Girtyoceras cf. discus, stating its horizon (40 ft below a faunal band in P , 3 to be high B, (op.…”
Section: The Unconformity Below the Bowland Shales In The Ashnott-newmentioning
confidence: 99%