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Ceratites (Haydenites)
Taxonomy
Ceratites (Haydenites) was named by Diener (1907).
It was reranked as Haydenites by Spath (1934); it was synonymized subjectively with Acrochordiceras by Monnet et al. (2010).
It was assigned to Ceratites by Diener (1907); and to Ceratitidae by Spath (1934).
It was reranked as Haydenites by Spath (1934); it was synonymized subjectively with Acrochordiceras by Monnet et al. (2010).
It was assigned to Ceratites by Diener (1907); and to Ceratitidae by Spath (1934).
Species lacking formal opinion data
Ceratites afghanicus, Ceratites artica, Ceratites articus, Ceratites atavus, Ceratites compressus, Ceratites compressus, Ceratites connectens, Ceratites crasseplicatus, Ceratites distractus, Ceratites evolutus, Ceratites evolutus, Ceratites evolutus, Ceratites evolutus, Ceratites iaqueatus, Ceratites labiatus, Ceratites levalloisi, Ceratites levis, Ceratites muensteri, Ceratites multiseptatus, Ceratites neolaevis, Ceratites nodosus, Ceratites praenodosus, Ceratites raricostatus, Ceratites raricostatus, Ceratites reiflingensis, Ceratites robustus, Ceratites robustus, Ceratites spinosus, Ceratites spinosus, Ceratites spinosus, Ceratites spinosus, Ceratites spinulosus, Ceratites strombecki, Ceratites sublaevigatus, Ceratites weyeri
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
Subg. †Ceratites (Haydenites) Diener 1907
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Diagnosis
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Measurements
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Collections
No collection or age range data are available