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Obolidae
Lingulella caelata[1]
Scientific classification Edit this classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Brachiopoda
Class: Lingulata
Order: Lingulida
Superfamily: Linguloidea
Family: Obolidae
King, 1846
Subfamilies
  • Elliptoglossinae
    • Elliptoglossa
    • Lingulops
  • Glossellinae
    • Anx
    • Casquella
    • Ectenoglossa
    • Fezzanoglossa
    • Glossella
    • Glyptoglossella
    • Lachrymula
    • Leptobolus
    • Libyaeglossa
    • Pachyglossella
    • Plectoglossa
    • Rafanoglossa
    • Spondyglossella
    • Tunisiglossa
  • Obolinae
    • Aksarinaia
    • Anomaloglossa
    • Apatobolus
    • Atansoria
    • Barbatulella
    • Dicellomus
    • Expellobolus
    • Experilingula
    • Fordinia
    • Foveola
    • Gorjanskya
    • Leontiella
    • Leptembolon
    • Lindinella
    • Lingulepis
    • Lingulobolus
    • Notiobolus
    • Obolopsis
    • Obolus
    • Oepikites
    • Palaeobolus
    • Palaeoglossa
    • Palaeoschmidtites
    • Pseudobolus
    • Schmidtites
    • Sinoglossa
    • Spinilingula
    • Squamilingulella
    • Trigonoglossa
    • Westonia
    • Westonisca
  • subfamily uncertain
    • Eodicellomus
    • Lingulella[2]

Obolidae is a family of extinct brachiopods.

Species

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Obolidae species include:[3]

References

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  1. Charles Doolittle Walcott (1886). Second contribution to the studies on the Cambrian faunas of North America. Vol. 30 of Geological Survey bulletin. Govt. Print. Off. pp. 1–369.
  2. The Paleobiology Database
  3. Emig C. C., Bitner M. A. & Álvarez F., 2019. Linguliformea. Brachiopoda database. Accessed 2020-09-27.