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Article: The nautiloid Brachycycloceras in the Upper Carboniferous of Britain

Publication: Palaeontology
Volume: 28
Part: 2
Publication Date: May 1985
Page(s): 235 242
Author(s): D. Phillips
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PHILLIPS, D. 1985. The nautiloid Brachycycloceras in the Upper Carboniferous of Britain. Palaeontology28, 2, 235–242.

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Abstract

The nautiloid genus Brachycycloceras, known from Pennsylvanian sediments in the U.S.A., occurs rarely in the British Isles where it is represented by two species B. koninckianum (d'Orbigny) and B. obtusum (Brown). These two species are re-described and synonymies suggested. The distinctions between Brachycycloceras, Reticydoceras, Cornuella, and Perigrammoceras are discussed briefly.
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