Belongs within: Actinocerida.
Armenoceras was a genus of actinocerid cephalopods that lived from the Middle Ordovician to the Upper Silurian.
Characters (from Teichert 1964): Medium-sized to large straight shell. Siphuncle off-centre, large; adnation areas broad; septal necks very short, brims wide and in contact with posterior surface of septa; endosiphuncular canals well developed, commonly complex. Cameral deposits rare.
<==Armenoceras Foerste 1924 (see below for synonymy) T64
|--*A. hearsti (Parks 1913) [=Actinoceras hearsti] T64
|--A. arcticum T64
|--A. asiaticum Endo 1932 P68
|--A. bassleri Endo 1932 P68
|--A. brevicameratum Foerste & Teichert 1930 P68
|--A. coulingi P68
|--A. elegans Endo 1932 P68
|--A. elongatum Endo 1932 P68
|--A. gasconense Foerste 1936 P68
|--A. haroi P68
|--A. hatai Endo 1932 P68
|--A. hayasakai Endo 1932 P68
|--A. kidoi Endo 1932 P68
|--A. madisonense Foerste & Teichert 1930 P68
|--A. manchuriense P68
|--A. murakanmii P68
|--A. nanum P68
| |--A. n. nanum P68
| `--A. n. takayamai Endo 1932 P68
|--A. nudum Endo 1932 P68
|--A. numatai Endo 1932 P68
|--A. orientale Endo 1932 P68
|--A. penhsiense Endo 1932 P68
|--A. resseri Endo 1932 P68
|--A. richardsoni T64
|--A. richthofeni P68
|--A. shimizui Endo 1930 P68
|--A. sondai Endo 1932 P68
|--A. suzukii Endo 1932 P68
|--A. tani P68
|--A. teicherti Endo 1932 P68
`--A. yabei Endo 1932 P68
Armenoceras Foerste 1924 [incl. Eushantungoceras Shimizu & Obata 1935, Helenites Zhuravleva 1962, Kokujoceras Balashov 1962, Linormoceras Kobayashi & Matumoto 1942, Neowutinoceras Shimizu & Obata 1935, Shantungoceras Shimizu & Obata 1936, Tunguskoceras Zhuravleva 1957, Yabeites Endo 1934] T64
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[P68] Purnell, L. R. 1968. Catalog of the Type Specimens of Invertebrate Fossils. Part I: Paleozoic Cephalopoda. United States National Museum Bulletin 262: 1-198.
[T64] Teichert, C. 1964. Actinoceratoidea. In Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology pt. K. Mollusca 3. Cephalopoda – General Features – Endoceratoidea – Actinoceratoidea – Nautiloidea – Bactritoidea (R. C. Moore, ed.) pp. K190-K216. The Geological Society of America and the University of Kansas Press.
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