Species
Dicoelosia osloensis Wright, 1968
Type specimen data
P.M.O. 74564 , ( Malmoya, Inner Oslo Fjord ) ( 6bα, Llandovery )
Synonymy list
1968 Dicoelosia osloensis sp. nov. — Wright , pp. 309-311 , fig. 5: 6-11; 6- 1, 7-10
1971 Dicoelosia osloensis Wright, 1969 — Rubel , pp. 53-54 , fig. 8: 26-28, non 29-31; 9: 1-5, 14, non 6-13
1971 Dicoelosia aff.osloensis Wright, 1969 — Rubel , pp. 51-52 , fig. 8: 18-25
2011 Dicoelosia osloensis Wright, 1969 — Rubel , pp. 51 , fig. 32: 12-16
Selection of related publications
Rubel, M. 2011. Silurian brachiopods Dictyonellida, Strophomenida, Productida, Orthotetida, Protorthida and Orthida from Estonia.Fossilia Baltica 4 , pp. 1-133. Tartu Ülikooli geoloogia instituut.
Bassett, M. G., Kaljo, D., Teller, L. 1989. The Baltic region. National Museum of Wales, Geological Series 9, 158-170. National Museum of Wales.
Rubel, M. 1971. Taxonomy of dicoelosiid brachiopods from the Ordovician and Silurian of the East Baltic. Palaeontology 14, 1, 34-60.
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Classification
| Organism group | Biota |
| Kingdom | Animalia |
| Phylum | Brachiopoda |
| Subphylum | Rhynchonelliformea |
| Class | Rhynchonellata |
| Order | Orthida |
| Suborder | Dalmanellidina |
| Superfamily | Dalmanelloidea |
| Family | Dicoelosiidae |
| Genus | Dicoelosia |
| Species | anticipata |
| baltica | |
| biloba | |
| indenta | |
| oklahomensis | |
| osloensis | |
| paralata | |
| transversa | |
| vernuiliana |
References based on distribution
- Rubel, 2011 Pärnu 1 borehole 223.5 - 237.55 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Kaugatuma 509 borehole 320.15 - 337.6 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Abja 92 borehole 215.7 - 345.6 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Ruhnu 500 borehole 490.65 - 598 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Häädemeeste 172 borehole 345.4 - 424.2 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 210 - 265.26 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Seliste 173 borehole 301.7 - 324.5 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Ikla borehole 371.6 - 395.4 Juuru Stage
- Rubel, 2011 Rhuddanian
- Rubel, 1971a Lätiküla outcrop Adavere Stage
- Bassett et al., 1989 Ohesaare borehole Raikküla Stage