Lingularia borealis Bittner 1899 (lamp shell)

Lingulata - Lingulida - Lingulidae

Alternative combinations: Lingula borealis, Trentingula borealis

Full reference: A. Bittner. 1899. Versteinerungen aus den Trias-Ablagerungen des Süd-Ussuri Gebietes in der ostsibirischen Küstenprovinz [Fossils of the Triassic deposits of the southern Ussuri region in the eastern Siberian coastal province]. Trudy Geologicheskago Komiteta 7(4):1-35

Belongs to Lingularia according to W. H. He et al. 2019

See also Dagys 1965, Hofmann 2013, Hofmann et al. 2013, Liao 1980, Newell and Kummel 1942, Popov 2009, Posenato 2016, Posenato et al. 2014 and Rowell 1970

Sister taxa: Lingularia krausei, Lingularia notialis, Lingularia polaris, Lingularia smirnovae, Lingularia tenuissima, Lingularia yini

Type specimen: CGM 221/103, a shell. Its type locality is Paris Bay, Russkiy Island, which is in a Griesbachian marine horizon in the Russian Federation.

Ecology: facultatively mobile infaunal suspension feeder

Distribution:

• Triassic of China (7 collections), Greenland (7), Pakistan (3), the Russian Federation (9), Svalbard and Jan Mayen (9), United States (18: Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming)

• Permian of China (1), Pakistan (2)

Total: 56 collections each including a single occurrence

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