Rhipidogyridae

Rhipidogyridae is an extinct family of stony corals (hexacorals).

Rhipidogyridae
Temporal range: 171.6–present Ma
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Cnidaria
Class: Anthozoa
Order: Scleractinia
Family: †Rhipidogyridae
Koby, 1905
Subfamilies
  • Aplosmiliinae Geyer 1955
  • Pruvostastraea Alloiteau 1957
  • Rhipidogyrinae Koby 1905
Synonyms
List
  • Diplothecophyllia Alloiteau 1952
  • Dichocaeniopsis Alloiteau 1957
  • Placogyropsis Alloiteau 1957
  • Tskhanarella Sikharulidze 1979
  • Saxuligyra Eliasova 1991

Overview of genera
  • †Barysmilia Milne-Edwards & Haime 1848
  • †Bodeurina Beauvais 1980
  • †Codonosmilia Koby 1888
  • †Cymosmilia Koby 1894
  • †Ironella Krasnov & Starostina, 1970
  • †Orbignygyra Alloiteau 1952
  • †Paraacanthogyra Morycowa and Marcopoulou-Diacantoni 1997
  • †Phytogyra dOrbigny 1849
  • †Placohelia Pocta 1887
  • †Psammogyra Fromentel 1862
  • †Pseudoironella Sikharulidze 1979
  • †Psilogyra Felix 1903
  • †Rhipidosmilia Geyer 1955
  • †Saltocyathus Morycowa & Masse 1998
  • †Somalica Parona and Zuffardi-Comerci 1931
  • †Tiaradendron Quenstedt 1857
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References
    • Description de la faune jurassique du Portugal: Polypiers du Jurassique supérieur. FL Koby, P Choffat - 1905
    • Sur les polypiers jurassiques des environs de St.-Vallier-de-Thiey. FL Koby - 1905
    • Mexican Cretaceous coral species (Cnidaria, Anthozoa, Scleractinia) described as new by Filkorn & Pantoja-Alor (2009), but deemed 'unpublished' under the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature: republication of data necessary for nomenclatural availability. Harry F. Filkorn and Jerjes Pantoja-Alor (2015), Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature. 72 (1), pages 93–101



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