Ammodiscus Foraminifera Genus

Class: Spirillinata Subclass: Ammodiscana Order: Spirillinida Family: Ammodiscidae
Ammodiscus Reuss, 1862

Ammodiscus anguillae Hoeglund, 1947 identified by scientist Quaternary Caribbean	Ammodiscus angustus (Friedberg, 1901) identified by scientist Cretaceous North European Plain	Ammodiscus archimedis (Stache, 1864) type specimen holotype	Ammodiscus asper (Terquem, 1863) identified by scientist Jurassic Carpathians	Ammodiscus auricula Chapman, 1895 type specimen holotype Triassic

Ammodiscus bartinensis Hucke, 1904 type specimen holotype Cretaceous	Ammodiscus bornemanni (Reuss, 1863) identified by scientist Paleogene Carpathians	Ammodiscus catinus Höglund, 1947 identified by scientist Quaternary Greater North Sea	Ammodiscus cretaceus (Reuss, 1845) identified by scientist Paleogene Mediterranean	Ammodiscus exsertus Cushman, 1910 type specimen holotype Quaternary

Ammodiscus finlayi Parr, 1935 type specimen holotype Neogene	Ammodiscus furca Moreman, 1930 type specimen holotype Silurian	Ammodiscus fusiformis Chapman, 1895 type specimen holotype Triassic	Ammodiscus glabratus (Cushman & Jarvis, 1928) identified by scientist Cretaceous Barents Sea	Ammodiscus grandis Holland, 1910 type specimen holotype Cretaceous

Ammodiscus gullmarensis Höglund, 1948 type specimen holotype Cretaceous American South	Ammodiscus gullmarensis Höglund, 1948 type specimen holotype Cretaceous American South	Ammodiscus gullmarensis Hoeglund, 1948 identified by scientist Quaternary off Brazil	Ammodiscus incertus d'Orbigny, 1839 identified by scientist Triassic central Northern Alps	Ammodiscus incertus discoideus Cushman, 1917 type specimen holotype Quaternary

Ammodiscus infimus Bornemann, 1874 identified by scientist Triassic central Northern Alps	Ammodiscus infimus Bornemann, 1874 identified by scientist Cretaceous North European Plain	Ammodiscus intermedius Hoeglund, 1947 identified by scientist Quaternary Banda, Timor and Arafura Sea	Ammodiscus intermedius Hoeglund, 1947 identified by scientist Quaternary Banda, Timor and Arafura Sea	Ammodiscus latus Grzybowski, 1898 identified by scientist Paleogene Carpathians

Ammodiscus macilentus Chapman, 1904 type specimen holotype Neogene	Ammodiscus mestayeri Cushman, 1919 type specimen holotype Quaternary	Ammodiscus millettianus Chapman, 1898 type specimen holotype Cretaceous	Ammodiscus minimus (Schacko, 1892) identified by scientist Cretaceous North European Plain	Ammodiscus miocenicus Karrer 1877 identified by scientist Neogene Pannonian Basin

Ammodiscus ovalis Chapman, 1913 type specimen holotype Permian	Ammodiscus parianus Hedberg, 1937 type specimen holotype Neogene	Ammodiscus pellucidus Andreae, 1884 type specimen holotype Paleogene	Ammodiscus pennyi Cushman & Jarvis, 1928 type specimen holotype Cretaceous	Ammodiscus pennyi (Cushman & Jarvis, 1928) identified by scientist Cretaceous Barents Sea

Ammodiscus peruvianus (Berry, 1928) identified by scientist Cretaceous Barents Sea	Ammodiscus perversus Sidebottom, 1910 type specimen holotype Quaternary	Ammodiscus planoconvexa Chapman, Howchin & Parr, 1934 type specimen holotype Permian	Ammodiscus pleurotomarioides Chapman, 1894 type specimen holotype Cretaceous	Ammodiscus restinensis Berry, 1928 type specimen holotype Paleogene

Ammodiscus rosanovi Zalessky, 1926 type specimen holotype Jurassic	Ammodiscus rugosus Terquem, 1886 type specimen holotype	Ammodiscus semiconstrictus Waters, 1927 identified by scientist Carboniferous Midwestern USA	Ammodiscus semiconstrictus Gutschick&Treckmann, 1959 identified by scientist Carboniferous Midwestern USA	Ammodiscus semiconstrictus regularis Waters, 1927 type specimen holotype Carboniferous

Ammodiscus siliceus (Terquem, 1862) identified by scientist Jurassic Carpathians	Ammodiscus tenuis Brady, 1881 identified by scientist Quaternary Unknown	Ammodiscus tenuissimus Grzybowski, 1898 identified by scientist Cretaceous Barents Sea	Ammodiscus zaspelovae Kosyreva, 1972 identified by scientist Jurassic Arctic	Ammodiscus sp. --- identified by scientist Carboniferous Midwestern USA

Ammodiscus sp. --- identified by M. Hesemann Paleogene North European Plain