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† Styracocrinus peracutus
Styracocrinus peracutus

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Grouping

Belong­ing to

 Gaeabionta  ⇒ Domäne: Eukaryota  ⇒ Reich: Animalia  ⇒ Mittelreich: Eumetazoa  ⇒ Klade: Triploblastica  ⇒ Klade: Nephrozoa  ⇒ Abzweig: Deuterostomia  ⇒ Klade: Ambulacraria  ⇒ Stamm: Echinodermata  ⇒ Unterstamm: Pelmatozoa  ⇒ Klasse: Crinoidea  ⇒ Unterklasse: Articulata (Crinoidea)  ⇒ Ordnung: Roveacrinida  ⇒ Familie: Roveacrinidae  ⇒ Gattung: Styracocrinus

Taxo­nomic seg­ment

Art

This mentioned taxonomy is an attempt to make an conclusive assignment from the different classifications of various scientists. Because the taxonomy may change due to the latest investigative methods and other findings, our map is a guide only.

Name from

Corre­spond­ing author (Name, Year)

Peck, 1943

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Styracocrinus peracutus

Recombined

scientific

Drepanocrinus peracutus

Peck, 1943
Ref.: J. Žítt, C. Löser, and O. Nekvasilová, L. Hradecká, L. Švábenická. 2019. Předboj and Hoher Stein: Two sites of mass roveacrinid occurrence (Crinoidea, Cenomanian, Bohemian-Saxonian Cretaceous Basin). Cretaceous Research 94:80-107

Lebenszeitraum in Million Jahren (Ma)

Start age: 99.6 Ma - End age: 93.5 Ma
Phanerozoic
(Phanerozoikum)
Mesozoic
(Mesozoikum)
Cretaceous
(Kreide)
Upper/Late Cretaceous
(Obere Kreide)
Cenomanian
(Cenoman)
93.5
99.6

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Motility: attached, facultatively mobile
Habit: low-level epifaunal
Environment: marine
Diet:

suspension feeder
Compositon of the remains:

high Mg Calcite

Reference- and Source indication, Literature

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References by PBDB, License: CC BY

  • J. Žítt, 2019 - Předboj and Hoher Stein: Two sites of mass roveacrinid occurrence (Crinoidea, Cenomanian, Bohemian-Saxonian Cretaceous Basin) - Cretaceous Research (94), 80-107 (journal article, English)