Gastrochaenolites japonicus (Hatai, Masuda et Noda, 1974)

ID20234
Fossil groupBioerosional trace fossils
TaxonGastrochaenolites japonicus
Author(Hatai, Masuda et Noda, 1974)
ReferenceHatai et al., 1974
Parent taxonGastrochaenolites
Is validYes
FADMiocene
LADMiocene
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Synonymy

YearSynonymAuthorPagesFigsReference
2018Gastrochaenolites torpedo Kelly & Bromley, 1984El-Hedeny & El-Sabbagh,86B, C, 9A, BEl-Hedeny & El-Sabbagh, 2018
2018Gastrochaenolites torpedo Kelly & Bromley, 1984Uchman, Vrenozi & Muceku32; 3.2, 6.1; 6.2Uchman et al., 2018e
2007Gastrochaenolites torpedo Kelly & Bromley, 1984Farinati281Farinati, 2007
1998Gastrochaenolites torpedo Kelly & BromleyBertling & Insalaco155Bertling & Insalaco, 1998
1984Gastrochaenolites torpedo isp. nov.Kelly & BromleyKelly & Bromley, 1984
1974Moniopterus japonicus Hatai, Masuda & Noda, n. sp.Hatai, Masuda & Noda36850:2-6Hatai et al., 1974

Type specimens

TypeNumberRepositoryType localityLoc.Type horizonStrat.RemarksReferenceID
holotype92956IGPSSendai, Natori River CliffMioceneHatai et al., 1974

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