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Extinct genus of molluscs
Gymnites aghdarbandensis Krystyn and Tatzreiter 1991 Gymnites asseretoi Tozer 1972 Gymnites billingsi Bucher 1989 Gymnites calli Smith 1914 Gymnites compressus
Gymnites
Subgroup of phyllosilicate minerals within the kaolinite-serpentine group
2004-06-22 at the Wayback Machine Gemrocks, R. V. Dietrich, 2005 "Gymnite: Gymnite mineral information and data". www.mindat.org. Retrieved 4 April 2018
Serpentine_subgroup
Extinct family of ammonites
Ceratitaceae and included in it genera more primitive than Gymnites as well as the more advanced Gymnites. Those being Xenaspis, Flemingites, and Ophiceras. Derivation
Gymnitidae
†Gryphaea †Grypoceras †Gymnites †Gymnites billingsi – type locality for species †Gymnites calli – type locality for species †Gymnites humboldti – or unidentified
List of the prehistoric life of Nevada
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Guleilmites Guleimiceras Gulielmina Gulielmites Gunnarites Gyaloceras Gymnites Gymnodiscoceras Gymnoplites Gymnotoceras Gymnotropites Gyroceratites Gyroclymenia
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biographical work on him. Parapinacoceras thiemei Rein & Werneburg, 2010 Gymnites brunzeli Rein & Werneburg, 2010 Sturia brandti Rein, 2019 Rein, S. (1988):
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Triassic geologic unit
F. occidentalis Grambergia sp. Groenlandites G. merriami G. pridaense Gymnites G. billingsi G. perplanus Gymnotoceras G. blakei G. rotelliformis Hollandites
Fossil_Hill_Member
unidentified comparable form †Gymnites †Gymnites billingsi – type locality for species †Gymnites calli – type locality for species †Gymnites humboldti – or unidentified
List of the Mesozoic life of Nevada
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Geological formation in Italy and Switzerland
ceratite ammonoid Germanonautilus G. aff. ellipticus A tainoceratid nautiloid Gymnites G. cf. bosnensis A gymnitid ceratite ammonoid Lecanites L. misanii A lecanitid
Besano_Formation
Extinct genus of molluscs
known from the Balkans in eastern Europe. The shell is similar to that of Gymnites, smooth, evolute, whorl section oval, venter arched, suture ammonitic,
Xiphogymnites
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