Trochactaeon

Trochactaeon
Temporal range:
Five views of a fossil shell of Trochactaeon conicus
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Mollusca
Class:
Gastropoda
(unranked):
clade Heterobranchia
informal group Lower Heterobranchia
Superfamily:
Acteonoidea
Family:
†Acteonellidae
Subfamily:
†Acteonellinae
Genus:
†Trochactaeon

Meek, 1863[1]
Synonyms[2]
  • Actaeonella (Trochactaeon) Meek, 1863
  • Imbricaria (Sohlia) Cernohorsky, 1970
  • Mesotrochactaeon Hacobjan, 1972
  • Mexicotrochactaeon Hacobjan, 1972
  • Mitra (Sohlia) Cernohorsky, 1970
  • Neocylindrites Kollmann, 1967
  • Neotrochactaeon Hacobjan, 1972
  • Palaeotrochacteon Hacobjan, 1972
  • Purpuractaeon Hacobjan, 1963
  • Sevanella Hacobjan, 1972
  • Sohlia Cernohorsky, 1970
  • Spiractaeon Meek, 1863
  • Trochactaeon (Mexicotrochactaeon) Hacobjan, 1972
  • Trochactaeon (Neocylindrites) Kollmann, 1967
  • Trochactaeon (Sevanella) Hacobjan, 1972
  • Trochactaeon (Spiractaeon) Meek, 1863
  • Trochactaeon (Trochactaeon) Meek, 1863

Trochactaeon is an extinct genus of fossil sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Acteonellidae. The genus was named in 1863.[1]

The genus Trochactaeon is known from the Early to the Late Cretaceous epochs.[3]

Species

Species in the genus Trochactaeon include:[2]

  • Trochactaeon abbreviatus (Conrad, 1852)
  • Trochactaeon absalonis (Fraas, 1867)
  • Trochactaeon acuminatus (Frič, 1897)
  • Trochactaeon alibeglyensis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon angustatus Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon armenicus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon arnaudi (Cossmann, 1895)
  • Trochactaeon artsachensis (Hacobjan, 1976)
  • Trochactaeon atschadjurensis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon babkovi Djalilov, 1972
  • Trochactaeon baconicus Benkő-Czabalay, 1962
  • Trochactaeon belgicus (Cossmann, 1895)
  • Trochactaeon beyrichii (Drescher, 1863)
  • Trochactaeon biconicus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon boutillieri (Cossmann, 1895)
  • Trochactaeon briarti Geinitz, 1874
  • Trochactaeon burckhardti (Böse, 1923)
  • Trochactaeon caucasicus Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon choffati Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon collignoni (Dartevelle & Brébion, 1956)
  • Trochactaeon communis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon conicus (Münster, 1844) - late Cretaceous
  • Trochactaeon coniformis (Böse, 1906)
  • Trochactaeon conoideus (Matheron, 1843)
  • Trochactaeon cordeiroi (Choffat, 1888)
  • Trochactaeon cretaceus (J. Müller, 1851)
  • Trochactaeon crisminensis Choffat, 1901[4]
  • Trochactaeon cumminsi Stanton, 1947
  • Trochactaeon cycloideus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon cylindraceus Stoliczka, 1868
  • Trochactaeon cylindricus Pchelintsev, 1928
  • Trochactaeon dalidagensis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon damesi (Futterer, 1892)
  • Trochactaeon darwasensis Djalilov, 1964
  • Trochactaeon dolioliformis Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon dubertreti (Delpey, 1940)
  • Trochactaeon ellipticus (Zekeli, 1852)
  • Trochactaeon excelsus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon frazierensis (F. M. Anderson, 1958)
  • Trochactaeon galloprovincialis Cossmann, 1896
  • Trochactaeon ghazirensis (Delpey, 1940)
  • Trochactaeon giganteus (J. De C. Sowerby, 1832)
  • Trochactaeon glandiformis (Zekeli, 1852)
  • Trochactaeon goldfussi (A. d'Orbigny, 1850)
  • Trochactaeon gosaviensis Kollmann, 1967
  • Trochactaeon gracilis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon gradatus Kollmann, 1967
  • Trochactaeon granthamensis Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon gulistanensis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon humei (Greco, 1916)
  • Trochactaeon idjevanensis (Hacobjan, 1976)
  • Trochactaeon intermedius Choffat, 1901
  • Trochactaeon kuehni Kollmann, 1967
  • Trochactaeon lamarcki (J. De C. Sowerby, 1835)
  • Trochactaeon laticostata (Hacobjan, 1972)
  • Trochactaeon latus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon longisulcus (Hacobjan, 1976)
  • Trochactaeon mammilatus (Hacobjan, 1976)
  • Trochactaeon matensis (Fittipaldi, 1901)
  • Trochactaeon melonensis Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon minutus Stoliczka, 1868
  • Trochactaeon mirabilis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon nelsoni Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon obesus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon obtusus (Zekeli, 1852)
  • Trochactaeon oliviformis (Coquand, 1865)
  • Trochactaeon ornatus Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon ouremensis Choffat, 1901
  • Trochactaeon ovalis Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon packardi (F. M. Anderson, 1958)
  • Trochactaeon palmeri Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon pamiricum Pchelintsev, 1960
  • Trochactaeon parvus (Blanckenhorn, 1890)
  • Trochactaeon patagonicus (Feruglio, 1936)
  • Trochactaeon pchelincevi (Hacobjan, 1963)
  • Trochactaeon projectiliformis Kollmann, 1967
  • Trochactaeon punctatus (Maldonado-Koerdell, 1950)
  • Trochactaeon quadratus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon regularis Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon renauxianus (A. d'Orbigny, 1842)
  • Trochactaeon rossi Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon sanctaecrucis (Futterer, 1892)
  • Trochactaeon scalatus (Schnarrenberger, 1901)
  • Trochactaeon schiosensis (G. Böhm, 1895)
  • Trochactaeon schirabadensis Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon similis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon solidus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon speciosus Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon subpruniformis Pchelintsev, 1954
  • Trochactaeon subrenauxi Pchelintsev, 1928
  • Trochactaeon szontaghi (Todiriță-Mihăilescu, 1966)
  • Trochactaeon teaensis Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon truncatus Stoliczka, 1868
  • Trochactaeon tuberculatus (Hacobjan, 1974)
  • Trochactaeon tumidus Pchelintsev, 1953
  • Trochactaeon variospiralis (Hacobjan, 1976)
  • Trochactaeon vasmikuchensis Djalilov, 1964
  • Trochactaeon vediensis (Hacobjan, 1963)
  • Trochactaeon ventricosus Hojnos, 1921
  • Trochactaeon woodsi (Rennie, 1930)
  • Trochactaeon wrighti Sohl & Kollmann, 1985
  • Trochactaeon zekelii Pchelintsev, 1954

References

  1. ^ a b Meek (1863). Amer. J. Sci. (3): 35, 87, 89.
  2. ^ a b Trochactaeon Meek, 1863 †. Retrieved through: World Register of Marine Species on 16 September 2025.
  3. ^ (in Czech) Ivanov M., Hrdličková S. & Gregorová R. (2001). Encyklopedie zkamenělin. Rebo Productions, Dobřejovice, 1. vydání, 312 pp., page 124.
  4. ^ PART I. PALEOZOIC AND MESOZOIC GASTROPODA


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