R. Gardner 2005

Full reference
R. Gardner. 2005. Middle-Late Jurassic bivalves of the superfamily Veneoridea from New Zealand and New Caledonia. New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics 48:325-376 [A. Miller/A. Hendy]
Metadata
ID number:  18326
Created:  2006-08-20 13:47:13
Modified:  2006-08-20 15:47:13
Publication type:  journal article
Taxonomy:  stated with evidence
Language:  English
Taxonomic names (11)
Antarctica, Antarctica ampliforma, Austrocardilanx, Austrocardilanx gracilis, Austrocardilanx provecta, Austrocyprina, Austrocyprina excelsa, Eocallista austrofilia, Isocyprinidae, Veniellidae, Veniellinae
Taxonomic opinions (13) - view classification
'Antarctica ampliforma belongs to Antarctica' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Antarctica belongs to Arcticidae' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Arcticidae belongs to Veneroida' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Austrocardilanx gracilis belongs to Austrocardilanx' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Austrocardilanx provecta belongs to Austrocardilanx' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Austrocardilanx belongs to Veneridae' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Austrocyprina excelsa belongs to Austrocyprina' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Austrocyprina belongs to Isocyprinidae' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Eocallista austrofilia belongs to Eocallista' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Eocallista belongs to Corbiculidae' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Isocyprinidae belongs to Veneroida' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Veneridae belongs to Veneroida' according to R. Gardner 2005
'Veniellinae was reranked as the family Veniellidae and belongs to Veneroida' according to R. Gardner 2005
Collections (9)
51934, 56237, 56241, 56242, 56273, 63763, 63764, 63765, 63766