TAXA REPORTED FROM THE TYPE-CINCINNATIAN
LISTING BY LINNAEAN HIERARCHY
phylum MOLLUSCA
class CEPHALOPODA
compiled
by
R. A. Davis
College of Mount St. Joseph
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45233-1670
Preface
Taxonomic Index
Bibliography
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R. A. Davis
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| symbol | = |
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| E | Eden Shale | |
| EE | Eden Shale, Economy Member | |
| ES | Eden Shale, Southgate Member | |
| F | Fulton Beds | |
| M. | Monotypy -- type-species was the only species assigned to the genus when it was named. | |
| O.D. | = | Original Designation -- type-species designated by the author of the generic name at the time the genus was named. |
| S.D. | = | Subsequent Designation -- type-species designated some time after the publication in which the genus was named. |
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ACTINOCERATOIDEA
Lambeoceras Foerste, 1917
type-species: Gonioceras lambii Whiteaves, 1891; O.D. (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K209)
originally a subgenus of Tripteroceras
Lambeoceras richmondense (Foerste, 1917)
Tripteroceras (Lambeoceras) richmondensis Foerste, 1917a, p. 44-46 + figs)
Treptoceras Flower, 1942
fide Teichert, 1964, p. K214 ----- Treptoceras is a junior synonym of Orthonybyoceras Shimizu and Obata, 1935; not everyone agrees with this assessment, for example, Aronoff. Note that Teichert assigned the genus to the Actinoceratoidea.
ENDOCERATOIDEA
Cameroceras Conrad, 1842
type-species: Cameroceras trentonensis Conrad, 1842; M. (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K174; corrected to Cameroceras trentonense)
Cameroceras inaequabile (S. A. Miller, 1882) Bassler, 1915 [originally Endoceras inaequabile]
Colpoceras Hall, 1850
(According to Teichert, 1964, p. K188, Colpoceras is based on suphuncle-fragments and probably is a junior synonym of Cameroceras or Endoceras.)
Colpoceras arcuatum Joseph F. James, 1886
Endoceras Hall, 1847
type-species: Endoceras annulatum Hall, 1847; S.D., S. A. Miller, 1889 (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K173, who included Endoceras under the heading "GENERA KNOWN FROM FRAGMENTARY CONCHS, INCLUDING SIPHUNCLES, WITH APICAL END AND BODY CHAMBER USUALLY UNKNOWN OR POORLY KNOWN")
Endoceras undifferentiated
Dalvé, 1948, p. 7 ----- EE
Endoceras proteiforme Hall, 1847 (see also Cameroceras)
Foerstella Kobayashi, 1937 -----> see Foerstellites Kobayashi, 1940
Foerstellites Kobayashi, 1940
Cameroceras ? faberi Foerste, 1930
Foerstella faberi (Foerste, 1930) Kobayashi, 1937 ----- type-species of genus (non Foerstella Ruedemann, 1925);
Foerstellites faberi (Foerste, 1930) Kobayashi, 1940 ----- type-species of genus
Richmondian, Indiana ----- Teichert, 1964, p. K176, K178.
NAUTILOIDEA, BARRANDEOCERATIDA
Charactoceras Foerste, 1924
type-species: Trochoceras ? baeri Meek & Worthen, 1865; O.D. (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K382)
Trochoceras ? baeri Meek & Worthen, 1865
[= Charactoceras baeri (Meek &
Worthen, 1865) Foerste, 1924;
= Gyroceras baeri]
Miller, S. A., 1875, p. 123 (mention of Meek's "Trochoceras Baeri" ----- "found somewhere about Richmond, Ind.")
NAUTILOIDEA: DISCOSORIDA
Clarkesvillia Flower, 1946
type-species: Clarkesvillia halei Flower, 1946; O.D. (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K333)
Clarkesvillia halei Flower, 1946
Faberoceras Flower, 1946
type-species: Faberoceras multicinctum Flower, 1946; O.D. (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K333)
Cyrtoceras magister Miller, 1875
James, Joseph F., 1886, p. 246-247 ----- "1st ward, Cincinnati, 130 feet above low water"; C. obscurum S. A. Miller, 1875, given as a synonym
Faberoceras magister (Miller, 1875) Flower, 1946 (originally Cyrtoceras magister)
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Faberoceras multicinctum Flower, 1946
Westonoceras Foerste, 1924
type-species: Westonoceras manitobense Whiteaves, 1890; O.D. (fide Teichert, 1964, p. K331)
Westonoceras undifferentiated
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Orthoceras ortoni Meek and Worthen, 1865
Flower, 1946, p. 173
Orthoceras ortoni Meek, 1872
Meek,
1873;
Miller, S. A., 1875, p. 130 ----- "Cincinnati; range unknown";
James, Joseph F., 1886, p. 239 ----- "Cincinnati";
Bassler, 1915, p. 912 ----- E, ES?
Westonoceras ? ortoni (Meek)
Flower,
1946, p. 526-528, ----- ES
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11
----- ES
Westonoceras ventricosum (S. A. Miller, 1875)
Flower,
1946, p. 523-526, pl. 9, fig, 1, pl, 4, fig, 3, 4 ----- ES;
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11
----- ES
Cyrtoceras ventricosa S. A. Miller, 1875
S. A. Miller, 1875, 131-132 ----- "Cincinnati, at an elevation of about 150 feet above low water-mark";
Cyrtoceras ventricosum S. A. Miller, 1875
James,
Joseph F., 1886, p. 246 ----- "Cincinnati, 150 feet above low water";
Bassler, 1915, p. 358 ----- ES
NAUTILOIDEA: ELLESMEROCERIDA
Cyrtocerina Billings, 1865
type-species: Cyrtocerina typica Billings, 1865; M. (fide Furnish and Glenister, 1964, p. K159)
Cyrtocerina madisonensis S. A. Miller
S. A. Miller and Faber, 1894a, p. 32-33
NAUTILOIDEA: ONCOCERIDA
Augustoceras Flower, 1946
type-species: Augustoceras shideleri Flower, 1946; M. (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K291)
Augustoceras ? vallandighami (S. A. Miller)
Augustoceras (?) sp.
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Danoceras Troedsson, 1926
type-species: Danoceras ravni Troedsson, 1926; O.D. (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K293)
Danoceras ? gracile Flower, 1946
Diestoceras Foerste, 1924
type-species: Gomphoceras indianense S. A. Miller and Faber, 1894; O.D. (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K293)
Diestoceras ? edenense Flower, 1946
(as Diestoceras edenense) Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Gomphoceras indianense S. A. Miller and Faber, 1894b, p. 137-139, pl. 7, figs. 3-5. (This is the type-species of Diestoceras Foerste, 1924.)
Manitoulinoceras Foerste, 1924
type-species: Cyrtoceras lysander Billings, 1865; O.D. (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K293)
NAUTILOIDEA: ORTHOCERIDA
Anaspyroceras Shimizu and Obata, 1935
type-species: Orthoceras anellus Conrad, 1843; O.D.
(fide Sweet, 1964, p. K230)Anaspyroceras williamsae Flower, 1946
Michelinoceras Foerste, 1932
type-species: Orthoceras michelini Barrande, 1866; O.D. fide Sweet, 1964, p. K225)
Michelinoceras ludlowense
Flower, 1952, p. 42 (mention)
"Michelinoceras sp. M. aff. ludlowense", Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Orthoceras Brugui
čre, 1779type-species: Orthoceratites regularis Schlotheim, 1820; S.D., Miller, A. K., Dunbar, and Condra, 1933 (fide Sweet, 1964, p. K224, according to which, the genus is exclusively Middle Ordovician or Europe)
According to Sweet, 1964, p. K224, the genus is exclusively Middle Ordovician or Europe. In any case, the term Orthoceras has been used for all manner or orthoconic "nautiloids"; hence, almost certainly, some of the taxa in the following list are not, in fact, members of the genus Orthoceras.
Orthoceras mohri S. A. Miller, 1875, p. 124-125
Miller,
S. A., 1875, p. 124-125 ----- "near Versailles, Ind., about 300 feet below
the Upper Silurian rocks"; (list of associated fossils given);
James, Joseph F., 1886, p. 238;
Foerste, 1910, p. 77 (minor mention)
Spyroceras Hyatt, 1884
type-species: Orthoceras crotalum Hall, 1861; O.D. fide Sweet, 1964, p. K246, who stated that the genus is restricted to the Devonian)
Spyroceras undifferentiated
Dalvé, 1948, p. 3 ----- F
Spyroceras calvini -----> Gorbyoceras calvini
Treptoceras Flower, 1942
fide Teichert, 1964, p. K214 ----- Treptoceras is a junior synonym of Orthonybyoceras Shimizu and Obata, 1935; not everyone agrees with this assessment, for example, Aronoff. Note that Teichert assigned the genus to the Actinoceratoidea.
Treptoceras undifferentiated
"3 species not fully studied" Dalvé, 1948, p. 3 ----- F.
Orthoceras transversum S. A. Miller, 1875, p. 129.
James, Jos. F., 1886, p. 239;
Miller, S. A., and Faber, 1894, p. 141
Foerste, 1914, p. 144
Treptoceras (Orthoceras) transversum (S. A. Miller, 1875).
Dalvé,
1948, p. 3 ----- F
Dalvé, 1948, p. 7 ----- EE;
Dalvé, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES.
Treptoceras transversum (S. A. Miller, 1875)
Frey, 1983, p. 464-465.
NAUTILOIDEA: TARPHYCERIDA
Trocholites Conrad, 1838
type-species: Trocholites ammonius Conrad, 1838; O.D. (fide Furnish and Glenister, 1964, p. K359)
Trocholites undifferentiated
Dalve, 1948, p. 7 ----- EE
Dalve, 1948, p. 11 ----- ES
Trocholites ammonius Conrad, 1838
James, Joseph F., 1886, p. 249 ----- assigned to Lituites ammonius -----"Cincinnati"
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| et seq. | = | section of the publication beginning on that page [literally, "and following"]. |
| TBC | = | citation incomplete or
otherwise suspect; it definitely needs to be checked against the original. |
| V | = | verified with the original publication |
| [ ] | = | note / annotation |
| ( ) | = | source of information |
Aronoff, Steven Martin, 1973, A reexamination of the type material of some Upper Ordovician nautiloid cephalopods; Orthocerida and Actinocerida of the Cincinnati, Ohio area: M.S. thesis (unpub.), University of Cincinnati, 79 p., 11 pls.
Aronoff, Steven M., 1979, Orthoconic nautiloid morphology and the case of Treptoceras vs. Orthonybyoceras: Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie Abhandlungen, v. 158, no. 1, p. 100-122.
Aronoff, Steven Martin, 1981, Phenon and interspecific variation in selected Paleozoic orthoconic nautiloids (Mollusca, Cephalopoda): Ph.D dissertation (unpub.), University of Iowa, 382 p.
Aronoff, Steven M., 1983, The taxonomy of smooth orthoconic nautiloid cephalopods; a reappraisal [abstract]: Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, v. 15, no. 6, p. 517.
Bassler, Ray S., 1915, Bibliographic index of American Ordovician and Silurian fossils: U.S. National Museum Bulletin 92, 2 v., 1,521 p., 4 pls.
Dalvé, Elizabeth, 1948, The fossil fauna of the Ordovician in the Cincinnati region: University Museum, Department of Geology and Geography, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, II + 56 p. ----- V.
Flower Rousseau H., 1942 (March 30), An Arctic Cephalopod Faunule from the Cynthiana of Kentucky: Bulletins of American Paleontology, 27(103):1-51, 4 pls. ----- V.
Flower, Rousseau H., 1943a, Ordovician cephalopods of the Cincinnati region, Pt. 1 [abstract]: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v. 54, no. 12, p. 1830-1831.
Flower, Rousseau H., 1943b, Structure and relationship of Cincinnati Cyrtocerina: Ohio Journal of Science, v. 43, no. 2, p. 51-64, 2 pls.
Flower, Rousseau H., 1946, Ordovician Cephalopoda of the Cincinnati region. Part I: Bulletins of American Paleontology, v. 29, no. 116, p. 83-738, 50 pls.
Flower, Rousseau H., 1955, Trails and tentacular impressions of orthoconic cephalopods: Journal of Paleontology, 29(5):857-867.
Flower, Rousseau H., 1952,
Foerste, Aug. F., 1910,
Foerste, Aug. F., 1914,
Foerste, Aug. F., 1917a, Notes on Richmond and Related Fossils: Journal of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History, v. 22, no. 2, p. 42-55, pls. I-III.
(Tripteroceras (Lambeoceras) (i>richmondensis, sp. nov., p. 44-46 + figs)
Foerste, Aug. F., 1924a, Notes on American Paleozoic cephalopods: Journal of the Scientific Laboratories of Denison University, v. 20, art. 10, p. 193-268, pls. 21-42.
Frey, Robert C., 1995, Middle and Upper Ordovician Nautiloid Cephalopods of the Cincinnati Arch Region of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio: U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1066-P, p. I-IV, P1-P126, 22 pls.
[list compiled by D. L. Meyer, November 2006:
Edenian, Clays Ferry
Isorthoceras albersi
I. rogersensis
Treptoceras sp. cf. T. duseri
Ordogeisonoceras amplicameratum
Cameroceras sp.
Trocholites faberi
Oncoceras covingtonense
Kope
Treptoceras transversum
Treindoceras? davisi
O. amplicameratum
Trocholites faberi
Augustoceras? sp.
Diestoceras edense
Faberoceras magister
Westonoceras ventricosum
Maysvillian claystones-early Richmondian: "typical Cincinnatian fauna"
T. duseri
T. fosteri
T. cincinnatiensis
Cameroceras inaequabile
Orthonybyoceras dyeri
Oncoceras sp.
Manitoulinoceras sp.
Packstones: nautiloids less common
Treptoceras
Cameroceras
Orthonybyoceras
Troedssonoceras turbidum
Beloitoceras sp.
Oncoceras sp.
Middle to Late Richmondian: influx of many new taxa
Waynesville
Schuchertoceras obscurum
Gorbyoceras curvatum
T. duseri
Pleurorthoceras clarksvillense
Lambeoceras richmondense
Diestoceras waynesvillense
Drakes (Bardstown), Saluda, Whitewater:
65 spp., 24 genera (20 species common), not listed, only those described in paper; peak development of Richmondian fauna]
Furnish, W. M., and Brian F. Glenister, 1964, Nautiloidea -- Ellesmerocerida: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K129-K159.
James, Joseph F., 1886, Cephalopoda of the Cincinnati Group: Journal of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History, v. 8, no. 4, p. 235-253, pl. 4.
Meyer, David L., and Richard Arnold Davis, 2009, A Sea Without Fish. Life in the Ordovician Sea of the Cincinnati Region: Indiana University Press, Bloomington, Indiana, xviii + 346 p. [specifically, p. 117, et seq.]
Miller, S. A., 1875b, Class Cephalopoda (Cuvier), as represented in the Cincinnati Group: Cincinnati Quarterly Journal of Science, v. 2, no. 2, p. 121-134 (Italics in original).
Miller, S. A., and C. L. Faber, 1894a, New species of fossils from the Hudson River Group, and remarks upon others: Journal of the Cincinnati Society of Natural History, v. 17, no. 1, p. 22-33, pl. 1.
Miller, S. A., and C. L. Faber, 1894b,
Shimizu, Saburo, and Tadahiro Obata, 1935, New Genera of Gotlandian and Ordovician Nautiloids: Journal of the Shanghai Science Institute, section II, 2:1-10. ----- V.
Sweet, Walter C., 1964, Nautiloidea -- Orthocerida: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K216-K261.
Sweet, Walter C., 1964, Nautiloidea -- Oncocerida: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K277-K319.
Sweet, Walter C., 1964, Nautiloidea -- Barrandeocerida: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K368-K382.
Teichert, Curt, 1964, Endoceratoidea: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K160—K189.
Teichert, Curt, 1964, Actinoceratoidea: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K190-K216.
Teichert, Curt, 1964, Nautiloidea -- Discosorida: Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. K320-K342.
Teichert, Curt, Bernhard Kummel, W. C. Sweet, H. B. Stenzel, W. M. Furnish, Brian F. Glenister, H. K. Erben, R. C. Moore, and D. E. Nodine Zeller, 1964, Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Part K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda -- General features -- Endoceratoidea -- Actinoceratoidea -- Nautiloidea -- Bactritoidea: Geological Society of America, and University of Kansas Press, New York, New York and Lawrence, Kansas, p. i-xxviii, K1-K519.
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