Coniscala Boury, 1887
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Genus Coniscala Boury, 1887
Type species. Scalaria angarensis Ryckholt, 1854 (type by original designation). Paleocene , Belgium.
Remarks. The sharp costae used as a diagnostic feature by Wenz (1940: p. 802) are not always present as illustrated by the Middle Danian C. faxensis Ravn, 1933 and the Selandian C. johnstrupi ( Mørch, 1874) , both from Denmark. The former has broad, rounded transverse ribs, while the latter features both rounded ribs and more costae-like ribs. The species are in all other regards typical members of this genus and the presence or absence of costae should thus only be used as a general diagnostic feature.
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