Cimomia is an extinct genus of nautilid cephalopods ranging from the Early Cretaceous to Late Oligocene of North America, Asia, Australia, South America, Europe and New Zealand.[1]
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Cimomia
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| Shell of Cimomia sp. |
Scientific classification  |
| Kingdom: |
Animalia |
| Phylum: |
Mollusca |
| Class: |
Cephalopoda |
| Subclass: |
Nautiloidea |
| Order: |
Nautilida |
| Family: |
†Hercoglossidae |
| Genus: |
†Cimomia
Conrad, 1866 |
| species |
- C. desertora
- C. camachoi
- C. burtini
- C. buccinaeformis
- C. blakei
- C. (Afrocimomia)
- C. marylandensis
- C. dessauvagiei
- C. heberti
- C. haltomi
- C. gosavicus
- C. hunti
- C. hilarionis
- C. hesperia
- C. elliptica
- C. forbesi
- C. felix
- C. galicianus
- C. imperialis
- C. intuscatenatus
- C. karkarensis
- C. kugleri
- C. kurkurensis
- C. landanensis
- C. leonicensis
- C. macfadyeni
- C. marylandensis
- C. wylliei
- C. vestali
- C. vaughani
- C. tessieri
- C. tenuicosta
- C. sudanensis
- C. subrecta
- C. stoliczkai
- C. sowerbyana
- C. septemcastrensis
- C. seelandi
- C. schroederi
- C. sahariensis
- C. reymenti
- C. pusilla
- C. pernambucensis
- C. ogbei
- C. negritensis
- C. mokattamensis
- C. milleri
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