Bivalvia - Myalinida - Inoceramidae

Belongs to Inoceramus according to W. A. Cobban 1983

Sister taxa: Inoceramus (Inoceramus), Inoceramus (Sphenoceramus), Inoceramus aequicostatus, Inoceramus albertensis, Inoceramus altifluminis, Inoceramus americanus, Inoceramus andinus, Inoceramus anglicus, Inoceramus anilis, Inoceramus anomalus, Inoceramus anomiaeformis, Inoceramus apicalis, Inoceramus arvanus, Inoceramus brownei, Inoceramus carsoni, Inoceramus corpulentus, Inoceramus costellatus, Inoceramus coulthardi, Inoceramus cuvieri, Inoceramus dominguesi, Inoceramus dowlingi, Inoceramus dunveganensis, Inoceramus elburzensis, Inoceramus elegantula, Inoceramus everesti, Inoceramus fibrosus, Inoceramus formosulus, Inoceramus fragilis, Inoceramus frechi, Inoceramus galoi, Inoceramus gibbosus, Inoceramus glacierensis, Inoceramus howelli, Inoceramus incelebratus, Inoceramus inconditus, Inoceramus kystatymensis, Inoceramus lamarcki, Inoceramus lateris, Inoceramus mesabiensis, Inoceramus morii, Inoceramus multiformis, Inoceramus mytiliformis, Inoceramus nipponicus, Inoceramus pictus, Inoceramus pontoni, Inoceramus porrectus, Inoceramus prefragilis, Inoceramus pseudolucifer, Inoceramus quenstedti, Inoceramus robertsoni, Inoceramus saskatchewanensis, Inoceramus selwyni, Inoceramus sokolovi, Inoceramus steinmanni, Inoceramus subdepressus, Inoceramus subundatus, Inoceramus tenuirostratus, Inoceramus undabundus, Inoceramus ussuriensis

Ecology: facultatively mobile epifaunal suspension feeder