Permian Cephalopod literature Kazakhstan & Timor

[sander]

Dear Forum members,

I have been extending my permian cephalopod collection in the past weeks, but I think that some of the genus and species are incorrect.

Unfortunately I see similar looking cephalopods on the internet with different names, and I can't find good descriptive catalogues of all these permian cephalopods from Kazakhstan and Timor.

Therefore I was wondering on which papers you base your identification.

Thanks in advance,

Sander

[piranha]

These appear to be the must-have references for Permian Timor cephalopods:

 

Haniel, C.A. (1915)

Die cephalopoden der Dyas von Timor.

Paläontologie von Timor, 3(6):1-153

 

Smith, J.P. (1927)

Permian ammonoids of Timor.

Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen in Nederlandsch-Indië, 55(1):1-89

 

 

This list with updated taxonomy was compiled in:

 

Charlton, T.R. et al. (2002).

The Permian of Timor: stratigraphy, palaeontology and palaeogeography.

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 20(6):719-774

 

Adrianites beyrichi (Haniel)

Adrianites cancellatus forma globosa (Haniel)

Adrianites (Crimites) oyensi (Haniel)

Adrianites rothpletzi (Haniel)

Adrianites timorensis (Boehm)

Adrianites timorensis (Boehm) var. involuta Haniel

Adrianites wichmanni (Haniel)

Agathiceras brouweri Smith

Agathiceras globosum (Haniel)

Agathiceras involuta Haniel

Agathiceras martini Haniel

Agathiceras sundaicum Haniel

Arcestes megaphyllus Beyrich

Artinskia simile (Haniel)

Artinskia timorensis (Haniel)

Atsabites sp.

Cyclolobus persulcatus (Rothpletz)

Daraelites submeeki Haniel

Endolobus (Solenocheilus) brouweri Haniel

Eoasianites (Somoholites) beluensis (Haniel)

Eoasianites hanieli (Smith)

Eoasianites somoholense Haniel

Epadrianites involutus Schindewolf

Episageceras nodosum Wanner

Episageceras noetlingi Haniel

Eumedlicottia subprimas Haniel

Gastrioceras angulatum (Haniel)

Gastrioceras beluense Haniel

Gastrioceras hanieli Smith

Gastrioceras melanesianum Smith

Gastrioceras somoholense Haniel

Ghazeloceras? sp.

Hyattoceras subgeinitzi Haniel

Hyattoceras waageni Smith

Jurasinites hanieli Smith

Lecanites pseudo-meneghinii (Haniel)

Lecanites weberi (Haniel)

Marathonites dieneri Smith

Marathonites gracilis Smith

Medlicottia (Artinskia) artiensis Gruenewaldt var. timorensis Haniel

Medlicottia edlicottia magnotuberculata Tschernyschew

Medlicottia orbignyana Vernuil

Medlicottia sp. det. aff. orbignyana Vernuil

Metalegoceras evolutum (Haniel)

Metalegoceras gigas (Smith)

Metalegoceras somoholense (Haniel)

Metalegoceras sundaicum (Haniel)

Metalegoceras tschernyschewi (Karpinsky)

Neopronorites timorensis Haniel

Neostacheoceras hanieli Schindewolf

Neostacheoceras tridens (Rothpletz)

Paragastrioceras? sp.

Paralegoceras australe Smith

Paralegoceras wanneri Smith

Parapopanoceras dyadicum Haniel

Parapronorites timorensis (Haniel)

Peritrochia dieneri Smith

Peritrochia gracilis (Smith)

Peritrochia timorense (Haniel)

Perrinites brouweri Smith

Perrinites subcumminsi (Haniel)

Popanoceras boesei Smith

Popanoceras clausum (Gemmellaro)

Popanoceras indo-australicum Haniel

Pronorites cf. postcarbonarius (Karpinsky)

Pronorites uralensis Karpinsky var. timorensis Haniel

Propinacoceras sp. det. aff. affine Gemmellaro

Propinacoceras insulcatum Haniel

Propinacoceras simile Haniel

Propinacoceras transitorium Haniel

Prostacheoceras dieneri (Smith)

Pseudoschistoceras sp.

Rhiphaeites spp. (2)

Sicanites sp. det. aff. mojsisovicsi Gemmellaro

Sicanites papuanus Smith

Somoholites deroeveri Saunders

Stacheoceras arthaberi Smith

Stacheoceras timorense (Haniel)

Stacheoceras wanneri (Haniel)

Stenopronorites timorensis (Haniel)

Sundaites levis Haniel

Thalassoceras dieneri Smith

Timorites curvicostatus Haniel

Timorites hanieli Smith

Timorites striatus Hanniel

Waagenoceras gemmellaroi Haniel

Waagenoceras intennedium Wanner

Waagenoceras lidacense de Roever

Xenaspis beedei Smith

Xenaspis sp. Wanner

Xenodiscus rotundus Haniel

[sander]

Hi Piranha,

Thank you very much for your information!

I know they are not cephalopods, but for Permian Western Timor this might be nice to have; a list of the crinoids and blastoids:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/222888313_The_Permian_of_Timor_Stratigraphy_palaeontology_and_palaeogeography

unfortunately no photo's of the fossils are given, but the information might come in handy.

Greetings,

Sander