List of crinoid genera

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This list of crinoid genera is an attempt to create a comprehensive listing of all genera that have ever been considered to be crinoids, excluding purely vernacular terms. The list includes all commonly accepted genera, but also genera that are now considered invalid, doubtful ( nomina dubia ), or were not formally published ( nomina nuda ), as well as junior synonyms of more established names, and genera that are no longer considered crinoids.

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Naming conventions and terminology

Naming conventions and terminology follow the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN). Technical terms used include:

Columnals

Stukalina proposed a classification of columnals. [1] [2] Most families in this classification are based on a single genus. It may also be that separate families have been erected for different parts of the stem of a single crinoid genus. No families have been added for columnal genera in the initial input of data in the following table. These genera may be identified by the use of "[columnal]" in the family column of the table. It should also be noted that, where the same generic name has been used for columnals and cups/crowns, there is often considerable uncertainty that they actually belong in the same genus. As studies of columnals continue, it is hoped that things will improve and a classification will emerge that is based on the whole animal.

The list

GenusAuthorsYearType speciesFamilyStatusAgeLocationNotes

Aacocrinus

Bowsher

1955

A. nododorsatus Bowsher, 1955

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Toumaisian), Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian)

United States, Algeria

[3] :3 [4] :335

Aaglaocrinus (not to be confused with Aglaocrinus Strimple, 1961)

Webster

1981

Ethelocrinus expansus Strimple, 1938

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian

United States

[5] :1185

Aatocrinus

Moore & Plummer

1940

Zeacrinus? robustus Beede, 1900

Pirasocrinidae

extinct

Permian (mid Wolfcampian)

United States

[6] :213

Abacocrinus

Angelin

1878

Actinocrinites tesseracontadactylus Goldfuss, 1831

Abacocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian, Wenlockian)

Sweden, Germany, Canada

[7] :19

Abactinocrinus (incorrectly spelled Abactinocrinites by Lane, Maples & Waters, 2001)

Laudon & Severson

1953

A. rossei

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian), Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United States, China

[8] :528

Abathocrinus

Strimple

1963

Mariacrinus? rotundus Springer, 1926

uncertain (Monobathrid)

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[9] :109

Abatocrinus

Lane

1963

Actinocrinus turbinatus Hall, 1858

Batocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian) & Mississippian (Tournaisian-Viséan)

Germany, United States

[10] :696

Abbreviatocrinites (jun. syn. of Halocrinites )

Bohatý

2005

Cuppressocrinus abbreviatus Goldfuss, 1839

[11] :217

Abludoglyptocrinus

Kolata

1982

Glyptocrinus charltoni Kolata, 1975

Glyptocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandian-Katian)

United States, Canada

[12] :203

Abrachiocrinus

Wanner

1920

Sycocrinites clausus Austin & Austin, 1843

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian), Permian

United Kingdom, Timor

[13] :29

Abracrinus (jun. syn. of Carpocrinus )

d'Orbigny

1849

[14] :47

Abrotocrinus

Miller & Gurley

1890

A. cymosus Miller & Gurley, 1890

Staphylocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian, Viséan)

United States, Ireland, Algeria

[15] :350

Abyssocrinus

Strimple

1963

Synbathocrinus antiquus Strimple, 1952

Ramacrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[9] :29

Acacocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

A. elrodi Wachsmuth & Springer, 1897

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian & Niagaran), Devonian (Givetian)

United States

[16] :515

Acanthocrinus

Roemer

1850

A. longispina Roemer, 1850

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian

Europe, North America, North Africa

[17] :679

Acanthodocrinus

Yeltsychewa

1979

A. rakverensis Yeltyschewa, 1979

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Estonia

[18] :102

Acariaeocrinus Nomina dubia; nom. nov. pro Microcrinus Terquem & Piette, 1865 (not to be confused with Acaraiaiocrinus Wanner, 1924)

Biese

1935

Microcrinus liasinus Terquem & Piette, 1865

extinct

Jurassic (Sinemurian)

France

[19] :109 [20] :222

Acariaiocrinus

Wanner

1924

A. clavulus Wanner, 1924

Streblocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[21] :141

Acbastaucrinus (incorrectly spelled Acbastaurcrinus by Sisova, 1979) (jun. syn. of Floricyclus )

Sisova

1979

A. acbastauensis Sisova, 1979

[columnal]

[22] :167

Achradocrinus (incorrectly spelled Acradocrinus by Apringer in Zittel, 1913)

Schultze

1866

A. ventrosus Schultze, 1866

Cyathocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian)

Germany

[23] :113

Aclistocrinus

Eckert & Brett

2001

A. capistratus Eckert & Brett, 2001

Eucalyptocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[24] :31

Acolocrinus

Kesling & Paul

1971

A. hydraulicus Kesling & Paul, 1971

Acolocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian)

United States

[25] :228

Acrochordocrinus (incorrectly spelled as Acrochordorrinus on p113)

Trautschold

1859

A. insignis Trautschold, 1859

Cyclocrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Bajocian) to Cretaceous (Albian)

France, Germany, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, England

[26] :113 [20] :217

Acrocrinus

Yandell

1855

A. shumardi Yandell, 1855

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States, Europe

[27] :135

Actinocrinites (incorrectly spelled Actinus by Phillips, 1836)

Miller

1821

A. triacontadactylus Miller, 1821

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian & Permian

Europe, North Africa, Australia, North America, Japan, Timor

[28] :15

Actinometra (jun. syn. of Comatula ) [incorrect spellings include: Aetinometra Carpenter, 1881, 204; Actinomedra von Graff, 1883, 132; Actynometra Filhol, 1885, 213; Actrinometra Hartlaub, 1891, 97; Actinometer Springer, 1903, 220 & Actinomerta Clark, 1912, 91.]

Müller

1841

[29] :181 [20] :91

Acylocrinus

Kirk

1947

A. tumidus Kirk, 1947

Decadocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[30] :293

Adacrinus

Pabian & Strimple

1985

Oklahomacrinus loeblichi Moore, 1939

Ampelocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian

United States, Canada

[31] :51

Adelatelecrinus

Messing

2013

.

Atelecrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indonesia

[32]

Adelocrinus

Phillips

1841

A. hystrix Phillips, 1841

Hexacrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian)

United Kingdom, Germany

[33] :30

Adelometra

Clark

1907

Antedon angustiradia Carpenter, 1888

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indonesia

[34] :363 [20] :141

Adelphicrinus

Guensburg & Sprinkle

2003

A. fortuitus Guensburg & Sprinkle, 2003

uncertain (Camerata)

extinct

Ordovician (Floian)

United States

[35] :23

Adiakritocrinus

Webster

1997

A. oviatti Webster, 1997

uncertain (Cladida)

extinct

Mississippian (Tournasian)

United States

[36] :33

Adinocrinus

Kirk

1938

Zeacrinus nodosus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1885

Adinocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[37] :161

Aenigmocrinus

Strimple

1973

Poteriocrinus anomalus Wetherby, 1880

uncertain (Cladida)

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan-Serpukhovian)

United States

[38] :16

Aesiocrinus

Miller & Gurley

1890

A. magnificus Miller & Gurley, 1890

Aesiocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian) & Pennsylvanian

United States, Russia

[15] :337

Aethocrinus

Ubaghs

1969

A. moorei Ubaghs, 1969

Aethocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremadocian-Floian)

France

[39] :2

Aetocrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

A. gracilis Ausich and Copper, 2010

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :41

Aexitrophocrinus

Strimple & Watkins

1969

Synerocrinus formosus Moore & Plummer, 1940

Dactylocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian) & Pennsylvanian

United States, Russia, United Kingdom

[41] :229

Affinocrinus

Knapp

1969

A. concavus Knapp, 1969

Pirasocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Morrowan & Atokan)

United States

[42] :372

Agaricocrinus (incorrectly spelled Agaricocrinites by Troost, 1850)

Hall

1858

A. tuberosus Hall, 1858

Coelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[43] :525,560

Agassizocrinus (incorrectly spelled Agassizocrinites by Troost, 1850)

Owen & Shumard

1852

A. conicus Owen & Shumard, 1852

Agassizocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[44] :93

Agathocrinus

Schewtschenko

1967

A. globosus Schewtschenko, 1967

Parahexacrinidae

extinct

Devonian

China, Kyrgyzstan

[45] :84 [46] :80

Aglaocrinus (not to be confused with Aaglaocrinus Webster, 1981)

Strimple

1961

Ethelocrinus magnus Strimple, 1949

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Morrowan to Virgilian)

United States

[47] :86

Aglaometra

AH Clark

1913

Antedon valida Carpenter, 1888

Thalassometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indonesia

[48] :47 [20] :121

Agnostocrinus

Webster & Lane

1967

A. typus Webster & Lane, 1967

Staphylocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Wolfcampian, Wordian)

United States

[49] :15

Agostocrinus

Kesling & Paul

1971

A. xenus Kesling & Paul, 1971

Agostocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[25] :222

Agriocrinus (jun. syn. of Hapalocrinus )

Jaekel

1895

A. frenchi Jaekel, 1895

[50] :103

Aidemocrinus (jun. syn. of Kallimorphocrinus )

Weller

1930

A. odiosus Weller, 1930

[51] :28

Ailsacrinus

Taylor

1983

A. abbreviatus Taylor, 1983

Millericrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Bathonian)

England

[52] :42 [20] :162

Ainacrinus (incorrectly spelled Ainocrinus by Webster, 1993)

Wright

1939

Synerocrinus smithi Wright, 1934

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[53] :56

Ainigmacrinus

Hagdorn

1988

Ainigmacrinus calyconodalis Hagdorn, 1988

Ainigmacrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Ladinian to Carnian)

southern Alps

[54] :74 [20] :33

Aishacrinus

Prokop

2010

A. carus Prokop, 2010

Aishacrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Ludlovian)

Czech Republic

[55] :42

Aithriocrinus

Donovan & Veltkamp

1993

A. strahani Donovan & Veltkamp, 1993

Uncertain (Cladida)

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[56] :606

Akiyoshicrinus

Hashimoto

1995

A. isensis Hashimoto, 1995

Erisocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan)

Japan

[57] :4

Alcimocrinus

Kirk

1938

Zeacrinus girtyi Springer, 1926

Zeacrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian) & Pennsylvanian (Morrowan-Atokan)

United States

[30] :162

Alecto (nomen dubium - not identifiable) (incorrectly spelled Alectro by Say, 1825)

Leach

1815

Alecto horrida Leach, 1815

uncertain (Comatulida)

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

unknown

[58] :61 [59] :449–450 [20] :223

Algabascocrinus

Stukalina & Tujutjan

1970

A. obtusus Stukalina & Tujutjan, 1970

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

Kazakhstan

[60] :64

Alisocrinus

Kirk

1929

Mariacrinus warreni Ringueberg, 1888

Melocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Hirnantian) & Silurian (Ludlovian & Niagaran)

North America

[61] :343

Alisometra

AH Clark

1947

Colobometra owstoni Clark, 1912

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Western Pacific

[62] :112 [20] :102

Allagecrinus

Carpenter & Etheridge

1881

A. austinii Carpenter & Etheridge, 1881

Allagecrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famernnian) to Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian)

North America, United Kingdom

[63] :282

Allionia [wiki link is to a plant, not the crinoid]

Michelotti

1861

A. oblita Michelotti, 1861

Antedonidae (Heliometrinae)

extinct

Neogene (Miocene)

Italy

[64] :354 [20] :135

Allocatillocrinus

Wanner

1937

Allagecrinus carpenteri Wachsmuth, 1882

Allagecrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan-Serpukhovian) & Permian (Artinskian)

United States, Russia, United Kingdom

[65] :109

Allocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1890

A. typus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1890

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Silurian

United States

[66] :206

Alloeocomatella

Messing

1995

A. polycladida Messing, 1995

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indo-western Pacific

[67] :437 [20] :93

Alloprosallocrinus

Casseday & Lyon

1862

A. conicus Casseday & Lyon, 1862

Batocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[68] :29

Allosocrinus

Strimple

1949

A. bronaughi Strimple, 1949

Calceolispongiidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian-Missourian)

United States

[69] :17

Allosycocrinus

Wanner

1924

A. pusillus Wanner, 1924

Cycocrinitidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[21] :141

Allozygocrinus

Witzke and Strimple

1981

A. dubuquensis Witzke and Strimple, 1981

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian & Llandoverian)

United States, Canada

[70] :111

Alopocrinus

Ausich and Copper

2010

A. parvus Ausich and Copper 2010

Glyptocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :28

Alphacrinus

Guensburg

2010

A. mansfieldi Guensburg 2010

Alphacrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremadocian)

United States

[71] :1213

Alsopocrinus (jun. syn. of Lecanocrinus )

Tansey

1924

A. anna Tansey, 1924

[72] :181

Altimarginalicrinus

Stukalina

1979

Pentagonocyclicus altimarginalis Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

Russia, Canada, Poland

[73] :150

Amabilicrinus

Webster et al.

2003

A. iranensis Webster et al., 2003

Amabilicrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Iran

[74] :17

Amadeusicrinus

Waters et al.

2003

Pachylocrinus subpentagonalis Lane, Waters & Maples, 1997

Sostronocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian)

China

[75] :945

Amaltheocrinus

Klikushin

1984

Apiocrinites amalthei Quenstedt, 1852

Uncertain (originally in Cyclocrinidae)

extinct

Jurassic (Pliensbachian)

Germany

[76] :79 [20] :169

Amazaricrinus

Kurilenko

2001

A. ildicanensis Kurilenko, 2001

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

Russia

[77] :45

Ambicocrinus

Kirk

1945

Thysanocrinus arborescens Talbot, 1905

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian-Devonian

United States

[78] :353

Amblacrinus

d'Orbigny

1849

Platycrinus rosaceus Roemer, 1844

Haplocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian-Givetian)

Europe

[14] :104

Ambonacrinus

Cole et al.

2017

A. decorus Cole et al., 2017

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Spain

[79] :726

Ameliacrinus (jun. syn. of Opsiocrinus )

Kesling

1968

A. benderi Kesling, 1968

[80] :159

Ammonicrinus

Springer

1926

A. wanneri Springer, 1926

Calycocrinidae

extinct

Devonian & Permian

Europe, north Africa, Russia

[81] :22

Amonohexacrinus

Schewtschenko

1967

A. adelius Schewtschenko, 1967

Parahexacrinidae

extinct

Devonian

Tajikistan

[45] :82 [46] :78

Ampelocrinus

Kirk

1942

Poteriocrinus kaskaskiensis Worthen, 1882

Ampelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian) & Pennsylvanian (Morrowan)

United States, United Kingdom

[82] :23 [4] :470

Ampheristocrinus

Hall

1879

A. typus Hall, 1879

Euspirocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[83] :11 [84] :67

Amphicrinus

Springer

1906

A. scotius Springer, 1914

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian & Pennsylvanian

United States, Russia, United Kingdom

[85] :518

Amphimetra

AH Clark

1909

Comatula (Alecto) milberti Müller, 1846 [jun. syn. of Amphimetra tessellata (Müller, 1841)]

Himerometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Sri Lanka, through Indonesia, to Japan

[86] :6 [20] :107

Amphipsalidocrinus

Weller

1930

A. scissurus Weller, 1930

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian) through Devonian (Givetian)

United States, Russia, Ireland, Iran

[51] :33

Ampholenium

Moore & Jeffords

1968

A. apolegma Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

Poland, United States

[87] :75

Amphoracrinus (incorrectly spelled Amphoricrinus by Zittel, 1880)

Austin

1848

Actinocrinus gilbertsoni Miller, 1836

Amphoracrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States, Europe, China, Morocco

[88] :292

Amphoracrocrinus

Moore & Strimple

1969

Acrocrinus amphora Wachsmuth and Springer, 1897

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[89] :9

Amphorometra

Gislén

1924

Glenotremites conoideus Goldfuss, 1840

Conometridae

extinct

Cretaceous (Cenomanian) to Paleogene (Danian)

Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Germany, Netherlands & Tunisia

[90] :166 [20] :115

Ampullacrinus

Webster et al.

2004

A. marieae Webster et al., 2004

Scytalocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

Algeria

[91] :45

Amsdenanteris

Moore & Jeffords

1968

A. tennesseensis Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[87] :60

Amurocrinus

Dubatolova

1971

Pentagonocyclicus imatschensis Yeltyschewa & Dubatolova, 1971

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Emsian, Eifelian & Frasnian)

Russia, Germany, France, Poland

[92] :87

Anachalypsicrinus

A.M. Clark

1973

A. nefertiti A.M. Clark, 1973

Hyocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

north Atlantic

[93] :269 [20] :174

Anaglyptocrinus

Webster & Jell

1999

A. willinki Webster & Jell, 1999

Euspirocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Australia

[94] :295

Analcidometra

A.H. Clark

1918

Antedon armata Pourtalès, 1869

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Caribbean

[95] :111 [20] :102

Anamesocrinus

Goldring

1923

A. lutheri Goldring, 1923

Anamesocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian & Famennian)

United States, China

[96] :323

Anarchocrinus

Jaekel

1918

A. rossicus Jaekel, 1918

Cyathocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian-Katian)

Estonia

[97] :51

Anartiocrinus

Kirk

1940

A. lyoni Kirk, 1940

Agassizocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[98] :47

Ancalocrinus

Webster & Lane

1987

Actinocrinus spinobrachiatus Hall, 1859

Amphoracrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[99] :17

Ancepsicrinus

Salamon & Gorzelak

2010

Ancepsicrinus parvus Salamon & Gorzelak, 2010

Uncertain

extinct

Jurassic (Tithonian)

Poland

[100] :876 [20] :192

Anchicrinus

Strimple & Watkins

1969

A. toddi Strimple & Watkins, 1969

Laudonocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian

North America

[41] :206

Ancistrocrinus

Wanner

1924

A. vermistriatus Wanner, 1924

Prophyllocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[21] :89

Ancoracrinus

Webster & Lane

1987

A. typus Webster & Lane, 1987

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[99] :49

Ancyrocrinus (incorrectly spelled Ancynocrinus by Cieszkowski, 1979)

Hall

1862

A. bulbosus Hall, 1862

Gasterocomidae

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian, Givetian & Eifelian)

Canada, France

[101] :89[117]

Anderkenicrinus

Stukalina

1985

A. antiquus Stukalina, 1985

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

Kazakhstan

[102] :183

Andrometra

AH Clark

1917

Antedon psyche AH Clark, 1908

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Andaman Islands to Japan

[103] :128 [20] :107

Anechocrinus

Webster

1990

A. nalbiaensis Webster, 1990

Stellarocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Australia

[104] :66

Anemetocrinus (incorrectly spelled Anematocrinus by Lane & Sevastopulo, 1990)

Wright

1938

A. biserialis Wright, 1938

Scytalocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[105] :339

Angelinocrinus (jun. syn. of Briarocrinus )

Jaekel

1918

Briarocrinus angustus Angelin, 1878

[97] :38

Angulocrinus

Rollier

1911

Millericrinus nodotianus d'Orbigny, 1841

Millericrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Callovian to Kimmeridgian)

France, Germany, Portugal, Switzerland, Crimea

[106] :4 [20] :162

Angusticrinus

Stukalina

1980

A. excisus Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Kazakhstan

[107] :109

Anisocrinus

Angelin

1878

A. interradiatus Angelin, 1878

Homalocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Hirnantian) & Silurian (Wenlockian & Ludlovian)

United States, Canada, Sweden

[7] :13

Anisometra

John

1939

A. frigida John, 1939

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctic

[108] :204 [20] :141

Annacrinus (jun syn of Endoxocrinus )

AH Clark

1923a

Pentacrinus wyvillethomsoni Thomson, 1872

[109] :11 [20] :65

Annametra

A.H. Clark

1936

Cominia occindentalis AH Clark, 1915

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

South Africa, Japan

[110] :247 [20] :130

Anneissia

Summers, Messing & Rouse

2014

Alecto bennetti Müller, 1841

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

western Pacific

[111] :337

Annulocolumnus

Donovan

1989

A. annulus Donovan, 1989

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Dapingian, Sandbian & Katian)

United Kingdom

[112] :98

Anobasicrinus

Strimple

1961

A. bulbosus Strimple, 1961

Anobasicrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian

United States

[47] :114

Anomalocrinus (incorrectly spelled Anamalocrinus by Ausichm, 1988)

Meek & Worthen

1865

Heterocrinus (A.) incurvus Meek & Worthen, 1865

Anomalocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian & Katian)

United States

[113] :148

Anthinocrinus

Yeltyschewa & Sisova (in Stukalina)

1961

A. ludlowicus Stukalina, 1961

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian, Devonian & Mississippian

Russia, Estonia, Poland

[114] :34

Antedon

de Fréminville

1811

A. gorgonia de Fréminville, 1811 [jun. syn. of A. bifida bifida {{rp|p=ennant, 1777)]

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

worldwide

[115] :349 [20] :130

Anthemocrinus

Wachsmuth and Springer

1881

Eucrinus venustus Angelin, 1878

Anthemocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[116] :382

Anthometra - junior homonym of Anthometra Boisduval, 1840 (Lepidoptera) - see Anthometrina [link removed as it takes you to the lepidopteran.]

Clark

1915

.

.

.

.

.

[117] :135

Anthometrina

Eléaume, Hess & Messing, 2011

2011

Antedon adriani Bell, 1908

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctica

[118] :224 [20] :135

Anthocrinus (jun. syn. of Crotalocrinites )

Müller

1853

A. loveni Müller, 1853

[119] :192

Anthracocrinus

Strimple and Watkins

1955

A. primitivus Strimple and Watkins, 1955

Anthracocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[120] :348

Antihomocrinus

Schmidt

1934

Homocrinus tenuis Bather, 1893

Mastigocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Europe, Australia

[121] :79

Anulocrinus

Ramsbottom

1961

A. thraivensis Ramsbottom, 1961

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian-Katian) & Silurian (Niagaran)

United States, United Kingdom

[122] :8

Aonodiscus

LeMenn (in Chaulvel & LeMenn)

1972

A. spinosus Le Menn

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

France, Italy

[123] :45

Aorocrinus

Wachsmuth and Springer

1897

Dorycrinus immaturus Wachsmuth and Springer, 1889

Coelocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian) & Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

North America

[16] :470

Apertocrinus

Stukalina

1968

A. apertus Yeltyschewa & Stukalina in Stukalina, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Kazakhstan

[124] :83 [125] :74

Aphanocomaster

Messing

1995

Comaster pulcher AH Clark, 1912

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Kei Islands (Indonesia)

[126] :657 [20] :93

Apektocrinus

Guensburg and Sprinkle

2009

A. ubaghsi Guensburg and Sprinkle, 2009

Apektocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremadocian)

United States

[127] :353

Aphelecrinus

Kirk

1944

A. elegans Kirk, 1944

Aphelecrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian) & Mississippian

United States, United Kingdom

[128] :190

Apiastrum

Moore & Jeffords

1968

A. candidum Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Devonian (Lochkovian)

United States, Russia

[87] :58

Apiocrinites (= Apiocrinus Agassiz, 1836: 195 nomen vanum)

Miller

1821

Encrinites parkinsoni v. Schlotheim, 1820 (=A. rotundus Miller, 1821)

Apiocrinitidae

extinct

Lower Jurassic to Lower Cretaceous

Europe, Algeria, Mexico

[28] :17 [20] :166

Apiocrinites (jun. syn. of Enallocrinus ) [The wiki link refers to Apiocrinites Miller, not Apiocrinites Hisinger]

Hisinger (non Miller)

1828

Apiocrinites scriptus Hisinger, 1828

[129] :217

Apiocrinus (emend. pro Apiocrinites Miller, 1821)

Agassiz

1836

[130] :195 [20] :166

Apletoanteris

Webster & Delattre

1993

A. bajaensis Webster & Delattre, 1993

[columnal]

extinct

Permian (Leonardian)

Mexico

[131] :93

Apoarchaeocrinus

Ausich and Copper

2010

A. anticostiensis Ausich and Copper, 2010

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :11

Apodasmocrinus

Warn and Strimple

1977

A. daubei Warn and Strimple, 1977

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian & Sandbian)

United States

[132] :91

Apographiocrinus (incorrectly spelled Apiographiocrinus by Webster & Jell, 1993)

Moore and Plummer

1940

A. typicalis Moore and Plummer, 1940

Apographiocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Thailand, Timor, Greece

[6] :115

Apokryphocrinus

Webster

1997

A. wellsvillensis Webster, 1997

Aphelecrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United States

[36] :32

Apollocrinus (jun. syn. of Stellarocrinus )

Moore & Plummer

1940

A. geometricus Moore & Plummer, 1940

[6] :102

Aporometra

H.L. Clark

1938

Himerometra paedophora HL Clark, 1909

Aporometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Australia

[133] :41 [20] :128

Aporretocrinus (incorrectly spelled Apporretocrinus by Stukalina, 1986)

Dubatolova

1971

Entrochus ligatus Quenstedt, 1876

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Russia, Germany

[92] :65

Appalachiacrinus (jun. syn. of Laudonocrinus )

Burke

1974

A. erwini Burke, 1974

[134] :5

Applinocrinus

Peck

1973

Saccocoma cretacea Bather, 1924

Saccocomidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Campanian - Maastrichtian)

USA, India, Belgium, England, Germany, Jamaica, Mexico, Netherlands

[135] :95 [20] :214

Apsidocrinus (not to be confused with Aspidocrinus Hall, 1858)

Jaekel

1907

Apsidocrinus remesi Jaekel, 1907

Phyllocrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Kimmeridgian) to Cretaceous (Valanginian)

Czeck Republic, Hungary, Italy, Turkey, Poland

[136] :304 [20] :185

Apurocrinus

McIntosh

1981

A. sucrei McIntosh, 1981

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian

Bolivia

[137] :949

Arachnocrinus

Meek & Worthen

1866

Cyathocrinus bulbosus Hall, 1862

Crotalocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian & Emsian)

United States

[138] :177

Araeocrinus

Strimple & Watkins

1969

A. bassus Strimple & Watkins, 1969

Ampelocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan)

United States

[41] :196

Aragonocrinus

LeMenn

1988

A. molinoensis Le Menn, 1988

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Spain

[139] :3

Araxicrinus

Stukalina

1999

A. papillaris Stukalina, 1999

[columnal]

extinct

Permian

Russia, Poland, China

[140] :21 [141] :141

Archaeocalyptocrinus

Witzke & Strimple

1981

A. nodosus Witzke & Strimple, 1981

Eucalyptocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian & Niagaran)

United States

[70] :126

Archaeocrinus

Wachsmuth and Springer

1881

Glyptocrinus lacunosus Billings, 1857

Archaeocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian & Katian)

North America

[116] :363

Archaeoisocrinus

Webster & Jell

1999

A. occiduaustralis Webster & Jell, 1999

Isocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Australia

[94] :334 [20] :222

Archaeometra

Gislén

1924

Solanocrinus asper Quenstedt, 1858

Solanocrinitidae

extinct

Jurassic (Bajocian) to Cretaceous (Valanginian)

Czeck Republic, England, France, Germany, Switzerland

[90] :156 [20] :77

Archaetaxocrinus

Lewis

1981

A. burfordi Lewis, 1981

Colpodecrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian & Dapingian)

United States

[142] :233

Arenariocrinus

Yeltyschewa & Sisova (in Dubatolova & Yeltyschewa)

1961

Cyclocylicus arenarius Yeltyschewa & Schewtschenko, 1960

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian & Permian

Russia, China

[143] :62

Argoviacrinus

Hess & Spichiger

2001

Argoviacrinus rarissimus Hess & Spichiger, 2001

Thiolliericrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Oxfordian)

Switzerland

[144] :492 [20] :83

Argyrometra

A.H. Clark

1917

Iridometra crispa AH Clark, 1908

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Hawaii to New Zealand

[103] :128 [20] :130

Aristocrinus (jun. syn. of Dactylocrinus )

Rowley

1895

Taxocrinus concavus Rowley, 1893

[145] :217

Arkacrinus

Knapp

1969

Delocrinus dubius Mather, 1915

Phanocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Morrowan)

United States

[42] :357

Armenocrinus

Stimple & Horowitz

1971

A. watersi Stimple & Horowitz, 1971

uncertain (related to Blothrocrinidae)

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[146] :23

Arrectocrinus

Knapp

1969

Delocrinus abruptus Moore & Plummer, 1940

Catacrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Virgilian & Missourian) & Permian (Wolfcampian)

United States

[42] :364

Arroyocrinus

Lane & Webster

1966

A. popenoei Lane & Webster, 1966

uncertain (related to Blothrocrinidae)

extinct

Permian

United States

[147] :40

Artaocrinus

Ausich & Kammer

2009

Platycrinus pendens Springer, 1926

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United States

[148] :713

Arthroacantha (incorrectly spelled Arthracantha by Hinde, 1886)

Williams

1883

A. ithacensis Williams, 1883

Hexacrinidae

extinct

Devonian

United States

[149] :84

Artichthyocrinus

Wright

1923

A. springeri Wright, 1923

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan) & early Permian

United Kingdom, Greece

[150] :481

Articuloramus

Donovan

1995

A. montgomeryensis Donovan, 1995

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Dapingian, Sandbian & Katian)

United Kingdom

[151] :127

Artificiosocrinus

Stukalina & Yeltyschewa

1982

Pentagonopentagonalis artificiosus Yeltyschewa, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Dapingian & Darriwilian)

Estonia

[152] :187

Aryballocrinus

Breimer

1962

Actinocrinus (Megistocrinus) whitei Hall, 1861

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian, Viséan)

United States, Europe

[153] :72

Arzocrinus

Hess

2006

Arzocrinus lenticularis Hess, 2006

Tetracrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Pliensbachian)

Switzerland

[154] :44 [20] :196

Asaccocrinus (jun. syn. of Delocrinus )

Wanner

1949

Delocrinus malaianus Wanner, 1916

[155] :55

Asaphocrinus

Springer

1920

A. bassleri Springer, 1920

Homalocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian, Ludlovian)

North America

[156] :174 [157] :74

Ascarum

de Gregorio

1930

Pentagonopentagonalis artificiosus Yeltyschewa, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Dapingian & Darriwilian)

Estonia

[158] :42

Ascetocrinus

Kirk

1940

Scaphiocrinus rusticellus White, 1863

Cercidocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[159] :324

Ascidicrinus

Hess, Salamon & Gorzelak

2011

Ascidicrinus armatus Hess, Salamon & Gorzelak, 2011

Sclerocrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Tithonian)

Poland

[160] :124 [20] :188

Ascocrinus

Jaekel (non Barrande, 1887 [Eocrinoidea] =Ascocystites Barrande, 1887)

1918

A. bohemicus Jaekel, 1918

uncertain (?Homocrinidae?)

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

Czech Republic

[97] :54

Asperocrinus

Stukalina

1975

A. giganteus Stukalina, 1975

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Europe & Russia

[161] :145

Aspidocrinus

Hall

1858

A. scutelliformis Hall, 1859

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian & Emsian)

United States

[162] :178

Astakocrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

A. teren Ausich & Copper, 2010

Stelidiocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Hirnanatian)

Canada

[40] :54

Asteriacites (ophiurid ichnogenus)

von Schlotheim

1820

[20] :223

Asteriatites (Unavailable under Art 20 of ICZN code)

von Schlotheim

1813

[20] :223

Asterocrinus (jun. syn. of Haplocrinites ) (incorrectly spelled Asterocrinites by Roemer, 1851)

Münster

1838

A. murchisoni Münster 1838

[163] :4

Asterocrinus (jun. hom of Asterocrinus Münster - see Pterotocrinus)

Lyon

1857

A. capitalis Lyon, 1857

[164] :472

Asterometra

A.H. Clark

1907

Antedon macropoda A.H. Clark, 1907

Asterometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

western Pacific

[34] :358 [20] :110

Asteromischus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

A. stellatus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[87] :54

Astracrinites (probably correct spelling of Astrocrinites )

Austin & Austin

1843

A. tetragonus Austin, 1843

Astracrinitidae

[165] :205

Astrocrinites (jun. syn. of Ctenocrinus) (incorrectly spelled Astrocrinus by Bather, 1900)

Conrad

1841

A. pachydactylus Conrad, 1841

[166] :34

Astrocrinites (probably a typo for Astracrinites)

Austin & Austin

1843

A. tetragonus Austin, 1843

Astracrinitidae

extinct

? Mississippian

United Kingdom

[165] :206

Astropoda emend. pro Astropodium (unavailable name)

[167] :239 [20] :233

Astropodium (convoluted history, but unavailable in all uses)

Lhwyd

1699

[20] :223

Astroporites

LAmbe

1896

A. ottawaensis Lambe, 1896

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

North America

[168] :1

Astylocrinus (jun. syn. of Agassizocrinus )

Roemer

1852–54

A. laevis Roemer, 1855

[169] :229

Asuturaecrinus

Yakovlev

1956

A. dorofeievi Yakovlev, 1956

uncertain (Flexibilia)

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Russia

[170] :71

Asymmetrocrinus

Wanner

1937

A. poteriocrinoides Wanner, 1937

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[65] :130

Atactocrinus

Weller

1916

A. wilmingtonensis Weller, 1916

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United States

[171] :239

Atalocrinus

Eckert & Brett

2001

A. arctus Eckert & Brett, 2001

uncertain (Monobathrida)

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[24] :27

Ataxiacrinus (jun. syn. of Anomalocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Ataxocrinus by Miller, 1889)

Lyon

1869

A. caponiformis Lyon, 1869

[172] :463

Ataxiacrinus (jun. hom. of Ataxiacrinus Lyon, 1869 - see Tarachiocrinus )

Strimple

1961

A. multiramus Strimple, 1961

[47] :89

Atelecrinus

Carpenter

1881

A. balanoides Carpenter, 1881

Atelecrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Gulf of Mexico & NE Atlantic off Ireland

[173] :152 [20] :74

Atelestocrinus (incorrectly spelled Atelestrocrinus by Bassler & Moodey, 1943 & Attelesocrinus by Wachsmuth & Springer, 1886 [p147])

Wachsmuth & Springer

1886

A. delicatus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1886

Mastigocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian) & Mississippian (Viséan)

North America & Ireland

[174] :145

Athabascacrinus (incorrectly spelled Athabascocrinus by Waters et al., 2003)

Laudon, Parks, and Spreng

1952

A. colemanensis Laudon, Parks, and Spreng, 1952

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian) & Mississippian (Tournaisian)

China & Canada

[175] :566

Athenacrinus

Guensburg et al.

2020

A. broweri Guensburg et al., 2020

Athenacrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremadocian)

United States

[176] :313

Athlocrinus

Moore & Plummer

1940

A. placidus Moore & Plummer, 1940

Laudonocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Morrowan to Missourian)

United States

[6] :169

Athrypsometra

Messing & White

2001

.

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

western Pacific & Indian Ocean

[177] :175 [20] :141

Atocrinus (jun. syn. of Platycrinites )

M'Coy

1844

A. milleri Goldfuss, 1839

[178] :183

Atokacrinus

Knapp

1969

A. obscurus Knapp, 1969

Paradelocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian

United States, Spain

[42] :358

Atopocrinus

A.H. Clark

1912

A. sibogae A.H. Clark, 1912

Atopocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indonesia & Japan

[179] :150 [20] :146

Atopocrinus (jun. syn. of Othneiocrinus )

Lane

1970

A. priscus Lane, 1970

[180] :14

Atractocrinus (jun. syn. of Atelestocrinus )

Kirk

1948

A. concinnus Kirk, 1948

[181] :701

Atrapocrinus

Strimple

1975

A. mutatus Strimple, 1975

Scytalocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan)

United States

[182] :5

Atremacrinus

Wanner

1929

A. calyculus Wanner, 1929

Streblocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[183] :82

Atuatucametra

Jagt

1999

Atuatucametra annae Jagt, 1999

Pterocomidae

extinct

Paleogene (Danian)

Belgium

[184] :94 [20] :119

Atyphocrinus (jun. syn. of Dystactocrinus )

Ulrich

1925

Heterocrinus (A.) corryvillensis Ulrich, 1925

[185] :85

Auliskocrinus

Broadhead

1981

Dichocrinus crassitestus White, 1862

Dichocrinidae

extinct

Permian & Mississippian (Viséan)

United States, Australia

[186] :127

Aulnocrinus

LeMenn

1970

A. renaudae LeMenn, 1970

Proctothylacocrinidae

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

France

[187] :43

Aulocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

Scaphiocrinus bellus Miller & Gurley, 1890

Decadocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[188] :138

Aulodesocrinus

Wright

1942

A. parvus Wright, 1942

uncertain (Cladida)

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[189] :278

Aureocrinus

Prokop

1982

A. snajdri Prokop, 1982

uncertain (Disparida)

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

Czech Republic

[190] :187

Austinocrinus

de Loriol

1889

Austinocrinus komaroffi Loriel, 1889

Isselicrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Campian - Maastrichtian)

Europe, Central Asia

[191] :153 [20] :63

Austrometra

A.H. Clark

1916

Oligometra thetidis H.L. Clark, 1909

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Australia

[192] :115 [20] :104

Aviadocrinus (jun. syn. of Halocrinites )

Almela & Revilla

1950

A. sampelayoi Almela & Revilla, 1950

[193] :55

Avicantus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

A. dunbari Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian)

United States

[87] :70

Axicrinus

Kristan-Tollman

1977

A. alexandri Kristan-Tollman, 1977

Axicrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Carnian)

southern Alps

[194] :187 [20] :211

Azygocrinus

Lane

1963

Acrinocrinus dodecadactylus Meek & Worthen, 1861

Batocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[10] :698

Babanicrinus

Stukalina

1969

B. tuberosus Stukalina, 1969

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian & Katian)

Baltic region & Kazakhstan

[195] :211

Babiacrinites

Hauser

2007

B. pyramilis Hauser, 2007

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Esmian-Eifelian)

Spain

[196] :26

Bactrocrinites

Schnur in Steininger

1849

Poteriocrinus fusiformis Roemer, 1844

Thalamocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran) & Devonian

United States, India, France

[197] :22

Bactrocrinus (jun. syn. of Bactroctinites )

Quenstedt

1875

.

[198] :533

Baerocrinus

Volborth

1864

B. ungerni Volborth, 1864

Baerocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Russia, Estonia

[199] :179

Baficrinus

Prokop & Nohejlová

2015

B. vigilis Prokop & Nohejlová, 2015

Zophocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Czech Republic

[200] :27

Bakanasocrinus

Stukalina & Tujutjan

1970

B. clavatus Stukalina in Stukalina & Tujutjan, 1970

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Kazakhstan

[60] :59

Balacrinus

Ramsbottom

1961

Glyptocrinus basalis M'Coy, 1850

Archaeocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian-Katian)

United Kingdom

[122] :24

Balanocrinites (jun. syn. of Lampterocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Balanocrinus by Hall, 1861)

Troost

1850

B. sculptus Troost, 1850

[201] :419

Balanocrinus

Agassiz (in Desor)

1845

Pentacrinus subteres Münster, 1841

Isocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian) through Quaternary (Miocene)

Europe, Russia, China, Africa

[202] :214 [20] :56

Balanometra

Clark

1909

Antedon balanoides Carpenter, 1888

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines

[203] :177 [20] :141

Balearocrinus

Bourrouilh & Termier

1973

B. breimeri Bourrouilh & Termier, 1973

Poteriocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

Spain & Algeria

[204] :229

Baltocrinus

Stukalina

1979

Cyclopentagonalis balticus Yeltyschewa, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian & Sandbian)

Baltic region & Kazakhstan

[205] :91 [206] :472

Bangtoupocrinus

Stiller

2000

B. kokeni Stiller, 2000

Bangtoupcrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian)

China

[207] :42 [20] :167

Barrandeocrinus

Angelin

1878

B. spectrum Angelin, 1878

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[7] :7

Barycrinus

Wachsmuth (in Meek & Worthern)

1868

Cyathocrinus spurius Hall, 1858

Barycrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States, United Kingdom

[208] :338

Baryschyr

Moore & Jeffords

1968

Cyclopentagonalis balticus Yeltyschewa, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan) & Permian (Sakmarian & Artinskian)

United States, Australia

[209] :64

Basilometra

Clark, A.H.

1936

B. bischmai Clark, 1936

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

western Pacific

[210] :304 [20] :104

Basleocrinus

Wanner

1916

B. pocillum Wanner, 1916

Basleocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Russia, Sicily, Timor

[211] :214

Bassocrinus

Webster et al.

2009

B. abyssus Webster, et al., 2009

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Moscovian)

China

[212] :50

Bathericrinus

Jaekel

1918

Botryocrinus ramosus Bather, 1891

Mastigocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

United Kingdom

[97] :58

Bathronocrinus

Strimple

1962

B. turioformis Strimple, 1962

Laudonocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian, Missourian & Virgilian)

United States

[213] :37

Bathycrinus

Thomson

1872

B. gracilis Thomson, 1872

Bathycrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

[214] :772 [20] :153

Bathymetra

Clark

1908

Antedon abyssicola Carpenter, 1888

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctica & south Atlantic

[215] :132 [20] :132

Batocrinus

Casseday

1854

B. icosidactylus Casseday, 1854

Batocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[216] :237

Bazaricrinus

Stukalina

1968

B. bazarensis Stukalina, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Russia & Kazakhstan

[124] :90 [125] :80

Becharocrinus

Termier & Termier

1956

Triacrinus paradoxus Termier & Termier, 1950

uncertain (Camerata)

extinct

Pannsylvanian (Westphalian)

Morocco & Algeria

[217] :316

Becsiecrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

B. adonis Ausich & Copper, 2010

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :19

Beecrinus

Dubatolova

1975

B. amplus Dubatolova, 1975

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

Russia

[218] :27

Belanskicrinus

Strimple & Levorson

1969

Bactrocrinus westoni Belanski, 1928

Mastigocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

United States

[219] :18

Belashovicrinus

Arendt & Zubarev

1993

B. gjelensis Arendt & Zubarev, 1993

Agassizocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Gzhelian & Kasimovian) & Permian (Artinskian)

Russia

[220] :28 [221] :35

Belemnocrinus

White

1862

B. typus White, 1862

Belemnocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[222] :14

Belskayacrinus

Arendt

1997

B. turaevoensis Arendt, 1997

uncertain (Disparida)

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Moscovian)

Russia

[223] :57 [224] :400

Belyaevicrinus

Mironov & Sorokina

1998

Hyocrinus (Belyaevicrinus) latipinnulus Mironov & Sorokina, 1998

Hyocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctic

[225] :58 [20] :174

Bennettia (junior homonym of Bennettia Fowler, 1904 [Pisces]) [wiki link removed as it takes to a plant genus]

Clark

1909

[226] :142 [20] :88 [227] :524

Benthocrinus

Wanner

1937

B. cryptobasalis Wanner, 1937

Timorechinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor

[65] :187

Bereljicrinus

Stukalina

1980

Tetragonotetragonalis altaicus Yeltyschewa in Avrov and Stukalina, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Russia

[228] :95

Betpakdalacrinus

Sisova

1991

B. cirriferum Sisova, 1991

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Kazakhstan

[229] :157

Beyrichocrinus

Waagen & Jahn

1899

B. humilis Waagen & Jahn, 1899

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Devonian

Czech Republic

[230] :12

Bichirocrinus (Nomen nudum)

Jaekel

1918

.

extinct

Silurian

North America, Europe

[97] :88

Biciclocrinus (Nomen nudum)

Ivanov

1926

B. calyciformis Ivanov, 1926

extinct

Pennsylvanian

Russia

[231] :12

Bicidiocrinus

Strimple

1975

Hydreionocrinus wetherbyi Wachsmuth & Springer, 1886

Zeacrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

United States

[232] :5

Bicostulatocrinus

Dubatolova & Yeltyschewa

1969

Cyclocyclicus circumvalatus Yeltyschewa in Dubatolova & Shao, 1959

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian) & Permian

Russia & China

[143] :65

Bicyclocrinus

Sisova

1991

B. polystichus Sisova, 1991

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Kazakhstan

[229] :164

Bihaticrinus

Kristan-Tollmann

1990

B. manipulus Kristan-Tollmann, 1990

uncertain

extinct

Triassic (Norian)

Indonesia

[233] :85 [20] :220

Bikocrinus

Ausich

1985

B. baios Ausich, 1985

Stelidiocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[234] :804

Bilaterocolumnus

Donovan

1991

B. pinnatus Donovan, 1989

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

United Kingdom

[112] :85

Bilecicrinus

Manni & Nicosia

1990

Bilecicrinus anatolicus Manni & Nicosia, 1990

Tetracrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Sinemurian - Pliensbachian)

Switzerland, Turkey

[235] :367 [20] :196

Binariacrinus

Webster et al.

2009

B. alveus Webster et al., 2009

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Moscovian)

China

[212] :49

Birgenelocrinus

Jagt

1999

Birgenelocrinus degraafi Jagt, 1999

Roveacrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)

Netherlands

[184] :148 [20] :209

Blairocrinus

Miller

1891

B. trijugis Miller, 1891

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan) & Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian)

United States, Algeria

[236] :679

Blandicrinus

Stukalina & Dubatolova in Stukalina

1998

Anthinocrinus blandus Dubatolova, 1975

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

Russia

[237] :22

Blothrocrinus

Kirk

1940

Poteriocrinus jesupi Whitfield, 1881

Blothrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan) & Pennsylvanian (Westphalian)

United States, Europe, Russia

[159] :321

Blothronagma

Moore & Jeffords

1968

B. cinctutum Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan & Desmoinesian)

United States

[209] :63

Bodacrinus

Donovan

1986

B. columnus Donovan, 1986

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Sweden

[238] :236

Bogotacrinus

Schmidt

1937

B. scheibei Schmidt, 1937

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Eifelian)

Colombia

[239] :5

Bohemicocrinus (incorrectly spelled Bohemiocrinus by Sharpe, 1899)

Waagen & Jahn

1899

B. pulverens Waagen & Jahn, 1899

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Silurian {{rp|p=ridolian & Ludlovian)

United States, Czech Republic

[230] :15

Bohnerticrinus

Bohatý et al.

2014

B. nilsjungi Bohatý et al., 2014

Hexacrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian)

Germany

[240] :49

Bohuslavocrinus

Grygar & Vasícek

1983

B. grandis Grygar & Vasícek, 1983

[columnal]

extinct

Carboniferous (Namurian)

Czech Republic

[241] :276

Bolbocrinus

Wanner

1916

B. hieroglyphicus Wanner, 1916

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor, Russia

[211] :115

Bolboporites

Pander

1830

B. mitralis Pander, 1830

uncertain

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian-Katian & Floian)

North America, Russia

[242] :106

Bolicrinus

Witzke & Strimple

1981

B. globosus Witzke & Strimple, 1981

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[70] :117

Boliviacrinus

McIntosh

1988

B. isaacsoni McIntosh, 1988

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian)

Bolivia

[243] :623

Bollandocrinus

Wright

1951

Poteriocrinus conicus Phillips, 1836

Scytalocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

China, United Kingdom

[244] :62

Boleometra

Clark A.H.

1936

Antedon clio AH Clark, 1907

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan

[110] :248 [20] :132

Bornium

de Gregorio

1930

B. vetustum de Gregorio, 1930

[columnal]

extinct

Permian (Wordian)

Sicily

[158] :35

Borucrinus

Ausich & Sevastopulo

2001

Dinotocrinus eirensis Wright, 1951

Staphylocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Ireland, Canada, United States

[245] :118

Botryocrinus (incorrectly spelled Bothryocrinus by Zittel, 1895)

Angelin

1878

B. ramosissimus Angelin, 1878

Botryocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran & Wenlockian) & Devonian

North America, Europe, Russia

[7] :24

Bourgueticrinus

d'Orbigny

1841

Apiocrinites ellipticus Miller, 1821

Bourgueticrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Cenomanian) to Paleogene (Eocene)

Europe, USA

[246] :95 [20] :149

Bouskacrinus

Prokop

2011

B. solus Prokop, 2011

Gasterocomidae

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

Czech Republic

[247] :127

Brabeocrinus

Strimple & Moore

1971

B. christinae Strimple & Moore, 1971

Gasterocomidae

extinct

Permian (Wolfcampian) & Pennsylvanian

United States

[248] :32

Brachiocrinus (incorrectly spelled Brachyiocrinus by Bigsby, 1868 and Brachyocrinus by Shumard, 1868)

Hall

1858

B. nodosarius Hall, 1858

Myelodactylidae

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian)

United States

[162] :278

Brachiomonocrinus

Arendt

1974

Brachiomonocrinus simplex Arendt, 1974

Hemibrachiocrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Valanginian to Barremian)

Crimea, Czech Republic

[249] :159 [20] :205

Brachypus (jun. syn. of Permobrachypus )

Wanner

1929

B. adhaerens Wanner, 1929

[250] :319

Brahmacrinus (incorrectly spelled Brachmacrinus by Arendt & Hecker, 1964 and Brahamacrinus by Webster, 1993)

Sollas

1900

B. ponderosus Sollas, 1900

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran) & Mississippian (Viséan & Tournaisian)

United States. United Kingdom, China

[251] :264

Brechmocrinus

Ausich, Bolton, & Cummings

1998

B. eos Ausich, Bolton, & Cummings, 1998

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Canada

[252] :127

Breimerocrinus

Arendt

2002

B. laevis Arendt, 2002

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

Russia

[253] :141

Briarocrinus

Angelin

1878

B. inflatus Angelin, 1878

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[7] :1

Bridgerocrinus

Laudon & Severson

1953

B. fairyensis Laudon & Severson, 1953

Bridgerocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian & Famernnian) & Mississippian (Tournaisian)

China, United States

[8] :517

Briseocrinus

Prokop and Petr

1991

B. sculptilis Prokop and Petr, 1991

uncertain (Codiacrinoidea)

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Czech Republic

[254] :133

Bromidocrinus

Kolata

1982

B. nodosus Kolata, 1982

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[12] :186

Bronaughocrinus

Strimple

1951

B. figuratus Strimple, 1951

Phanocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serphukhovian)

United States

[255] :671

Browerocrinus

Ausich, Peter & Ettenson

2015

B. arthrikos Ausich, Peter & Ettenson, 2015

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Rhuddian)

United States

[256] :248

Bruennichometra

Rasmussen

1961

Antedon danica Nielsen, 1913

Conometridae

extinct

Paleocene (Danian)

Denmark

[257] :339 [20] :116

Brutopisocrinus

Prokop & Petr

1989

Pisocrinus bohemicus Bouska, 1956

Pisocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Ludlovian) & Devonian (Lochkovian)

Czech Republic, Russia

[258] :52

Brychiocrinus

Moore & Plummer

1940

B. texanus Moore & Plummer, 1940

Stellarocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)

United States

[6] :146

Buchicrinus (jun. syn. of Isselicrinus Rovereto, 1914)

Klikushin

1977

Pentacrinites buchii Roemer, 1840

[259] :92 [20] :61

Bucucrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

B. saccus Ausich & Copper, 2010

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :15

Bufalocrinus

Webster et al.

2003

Catactocrinus torus Webster & Hafley, 1999

Amabilicrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian)

United States

[74] :23

Bulbocrinus

Stukalina

1980

S. bacillaris Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Kazakhstan

[260] :235

Burdigalocrinus

Jaekel

1918

Burdigalocrinus lorioli Roemer, 1840

Thiolliericrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Oxfordian) to Cretaceous (Berriasian)

Portugal, Crimea

[97] :71 [20] :83

Burovicrinus

Stukalina & Kurilenko

2002

Pentagonocyclicus burovi Skoropisceva, 1969

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian) & Permian

Russia

[261] :264

Bursacrinus

Meek & Worthen

1861

B. wachsmuthi Meek & Worthen, 1861

Bursacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[262] :136

Bystrowicrinus

Yeltyschewa

1963

Pentagonopentagonalis quinquelobatus Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician, Silurian & Devonian

Russia, United Kingdom, Latvia, Estonia & Czech Republic

[263] :27

Bythocrinus (jun. syn. of Democrinus )

Döderlein

1912

Rhizocrinus chuni Döderlein, 1907

[264] :4 Bythocrinus [20] :149

Cacabocrinites (incorrectly spelled Cacabocrinus by Hall, 1862) (jun. syn. of Dolatocrinus )

Troost

1850

.

[265] :60

Cactocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

Actinocrinus proboscidialis Hall, 1858

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

North America

[16] :600

Cadiscocrinus

Kirk

1945

C. southworthi Kirk, 1945

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

Canada

[78] :346

Cadocrinus

Wanner

1924

Hydreionocrinus variabilis Wanner, 1916

Cadocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Timor, Russia

[21] :180

Caelocrinus

Xu

1962

C. stellifer Xu, 1962

Euspirocrinidae

extinct

Silurian

China

[266] :46,51

Cainocrinus

Forbes

1852

Cainocrinus tintinnabulum Forbes, 1852 emend. Rasmussen, 1972

Cainocrinidae

extinct

Paleogene (Eocene)

England, Italy, Crimea, Poland

[267] :33 [20] :59

Calamocrinus

Agassiz

1890

C. diomedae Agassiz, 1890

Hyocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Panama

[268] :165 [20] :174

Calathocrinus (jun. syn. of Dadocrinus )

von Meyer

1847

Calathocrinus digitatus (syn. Dadocrinus gracilis) von Meyer, 1847

[269] :576 [20] :35

Calceocrinus

Hall

1852

Cheirocrinus chrysalis Hall, 1860

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

North America, Europe

[270] :352

Calceolispongia

Etheridge (as a sponge)

1915

C. hindei Etheridge, 1915

Calceolispongiidae

extinct

Permian

Australia, India, Timor

[271] :9 [272] :865

Caldenocrinus

Wright

1946

C. curtus Wright, 1946

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[273] :33

Caledonicrinus

Avocat & Roux

1990

C. vaubani Avocat & Roux, 1990

Bathycrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines

[274] :118 [20] :155

Caleidocrinus

Waagen & Jahn

1899

C. multiramus Wright, 1946

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician

Czech Republic & United States

[230] :106

Callawaycrinus (jun. syn. of Dactylocrinus )

Rowley

1895

Taxocrinus concavus Rowley, 1893

[145] :219

Calleocrinus

Dubatolova

1971

Pentagonocyclicus granatus Dubatolova, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

France, Russia, Poland, Germany

[92] :84

Calliocrinus (incorrectly spelled Calliocrinites by Chapman, 1857 & Callicrinus by Angelin, 1878)

d'Orbigny

1850

Eugeniacrinites costatus Hisinger, 1837

Eucalyptocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

United States, Russia, United Kingdom, Sweden

[14] :45

Callistocrinus

Eckert & Brett

2001

C. tesselatus Eckert & Brett, 2001

Callistocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[24] :20

Calocrinites (incorrectly spelled Calocrinus by Bather, 1900)

Steiniger

1849

C. emarginatus Steiniger, 1849

uncertain

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian)

Germany

[197] :21

Calometra

Clark, A.H.

1907

Antedon callista Clark, A.H., 1907

Calometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan

[34] :362 [20] :112

Calpiocrinus

Angelin

1878

C. fimbriatus Angelin, 1878

Dactylocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Europe

[7] :12

Calycanthocrinus

Follman

1887

C. decadactylus Follman, 1887

Pisocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Eifelian)

Germany

[275] :115

Calycocrinus

Wanner

1916

C. curvatus Wanner, 1916

Calycocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Russia, Timor

[211] :250

Calyptometra (jun. syn. of Glyptometra )

Clark, A.H.

1916

Charitometra lateralis Clark, AH, 1908

[276] :608 [20] :115

Carnallicrinus

Hagdorn

2004

Encrinus (Chelocrinus) carnalli Beyrich, 1856

Dadocrinidae

extinct

Triassic {{rp|p=elsonian & Illyrian)

Central Europe

[277] :246

Camarocrinus (incorrectly spelled Camerocrinus by Fric, 1904)

Hall

1879

C. stellatus Hall, 1879

Scyphocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian {{rp|p=ridoli) & Devonian (Lochkovian)

North America, Europe, China

[278] :205

Campanulites (jun. syn. of Cleiocrinus )

Troost

1850

B. tesselatus Troost, 1850

[265] :60

Campbellicrinus

Jell & Willink

1993

C. compactus Jell & Willink, 1993

Corythocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Sakmarian/Artinskian)

Oman

[279] :308

Camptocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

Dichocrinus (C.) myelodactylus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1897

Camptocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, United Kingdom, Iran, Russia, Timor, Australian

[16] :779

Canistrocrinus (incorrectly spelled Canistocrinus by Zittel, 1895)

Wachsmuth & Springer

1885

Glyptocrinus richardsoni Wetherby, 1880

Tanaocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Silurian (Richmondian)

United States

[280] :316

Cantharocrinus

Breimer

1962

C. minor Breimer, 1962

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian, Eifelian & Famennian)

Spain, China

[153] :117

Capillaster

Clark, A.H.

1909

Actinometra sentosa Carpenter, 1888

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Madagascar to northern Australia, the Philippines & Japan

[281] :87

Carabocrinus

Billings

1857

C. radiatus Billings, 1857

Porocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician

North America, Estonia

[282] :275

Caragachicrinus

Stukalina

1980

C. quinquepartitus Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian & Sandbian)

Kazakhstan

[260] :105

Carinatocrinus

Arendt

2002

C. carinatus Arendt, 2002

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

Russia

[253] :138

Carcinocrinus

Laudon

1941

C. stevensi Laudon, 1941

Blothrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

United States

[283] :390

Carduoctinus (jun. syn. of Lophocrinus )

von Koenen

1895

C. jaekeli von Koenen, 1895

[284] :210

Carlopsocrinus

Wright

1933

C. bullatus Wright, 1933

uncertain (Dendrocrinida)

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[285] :198

Carolicrinus

Waagen & Jahn

1899

C. barrandei Waagen & Jahn, 1899

Scyphocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian {{rp|p=ridoli)

Czech Republic, China

[230] :22

Carpocrinus (incorrectly spelled Carpiocrinites by Geintz, 1846 & Carpiocrinus by Agassiz, 1842)

Müller

1840

Actinocrinites simplex Phillips in Murchison, 1839

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

North America, Europe

[286] :208

Caryometra

AH Clark

1936

Adelometra AH Clark, 1908

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Caribbean

[110] :247

Cassianocrinus

Laube

1865

Encrinus (Cassianocrinus) tetarakontadactylus Laube, 1865

Encrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Ladinian & Carnian)

southern Alps

[287] :274

Castanocrinus (jun. syn. of Melocrinites )

Roemer

1854

Melocrinites gibbosus Goldfuss, 1831

[169] :228

Castocrinus (incorrectly spelled Castrocrinus by Wachsmuth & Springer, 1891) (jun. syn. of Cremacrinus )

Ringueberg

1889

.

[288] :392

Catacrinus (jun. syn. of Delocrinus )

Knapp

1969

Delocrinus subhemisphericus Moore & Plummer, 1940

[42] :365

Catactocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. leptodactylus Goldring, 1923

Glossocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

United States

[96] :416

Catagraphiocrinus

Stukalina

1968

C. carinatus Arendt, 2002

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

Russia

[289] :88

Cataractocrinus

Eckert

1984

C. clementi Eckert, 1984

Eustenocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[290] :26

Cataraquicrinus

Kolata

1983

C. elongatus Kolata, 1983

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Canada

[291] :1609

Cathetocrinus

Knapp

1969

Delocrinus stullensis Strimple, 1947

Catacrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Virgilian)

United States

[42] :361

Catholicorhachis

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. multifaria Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)

United States

[87] :63

Catillocrinus (Catillocrinites by Troost, 1850 [nomen nudum] & incorrectly spelled Catillicrinus by Miller, 1889)

Shumard

1865

C. tennesseeae Shumard, 1865

Catillocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Virgilian)

United States

[292] :357

Catoptometra

AH Clark

1908

Antedon harlaubi AH Clark, 1907

Zygometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan to the Sunda Islands

[293] :317 [294] :56

Caucacrocrinus

Moore & Strimple

1969

C. urnula Moore & Strimple, 1969

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Missourian)

United States

[89] :28

Cefnocrinus

Botting

2003

C. samgilmouri Botting, 2003

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

United Kingdom

[295] :689

Celonocrinus

Lane & Webster

1966

C. expansus Lane & Webster, 1966

Stellarocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian & Missourian) & Permian (Wolfcampian)

United States

[147] :47

Celtocrinus

Donovan & Cope

1989

C. ubaghsi Donovan & Cope, 1989

uncertain (Monobathrida)

extinct

Ordovician (Floian)

United Kingdom

[296] :104

Cenericrinus

Le Menn

1976

C. tenuis Le Menn, 1976

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

France

[297] :280

Cenocrinus

Thomson

1864

Isis asteria Linnaeus, 1767

Isselicrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Caribbean

[298] :3

Cenolia

AH Clark

1916

Comatula trichoptera Müller, 1846

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan, Oceania, Australia, New Zealand, Indian Ocean

[299] :48

Cenometra

AH Clark

1909

Himerometra unicornis AH Clark, 1908 (now syn. under C. bella)

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Ceylon to Philippines

[86] :8

Centriocrinus (replacement for Centrocrinus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1881, jun. hom. of Centrocrinus Austin & Austin, 1843)

Bather

1899

Actinocrinus pentaspinus Lyon, 1869

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

United States

[300] :922

Centrocrinus (jun. syn. of Platycrinites )

Austin & Austin

1843

Platycrinites gigas Gilbertson in Phillips, 1836

[301] :6

Ceramocrinus (jun. syn. of Gasterocoma )

Müller

1855

C. eifeliensis Wirtgen & Zeiler, 1855

[302] :83

Cerasmocrinus

Strimple & Levorson

1973

Hexacrinus springeri Thomas, 1924

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

United States

[303] :184

Ceratocrinus

Wanner

1937

C. exornatus Wanner, 1937

Cyathocrinitidae

extinct

Permian

West Timor

[65] :177

Cercidocrinus

Kirk

1938

Poteriocrinus bursaeformis White, 1862

Cercidocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[30] :163

Ceriocrinus (jun. syn. of Delocrinus )

White

1880

.

[304] :128

Cestocrinus

Kirk

1940

Cyathocrinus signatus Miller & Gurley, 1893

Lecythocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[305] :221

Chakomicrinus

Stukalina

2000

C. quinquepartitus Stukalina, 2000

uncertain (Dendrocrinoidea)

extinct

Silurian

Russia

[306] :26

Changninocrinus (jun. syn. of Cantharocrinus )

Chen, Yao & Yu

1985

C. sphaeroides Chen, Yao & Yu, 1985

[307] :548

Chaosocrinus

Donovan

1993

C. ornatus Donovan, 1993

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (llandoverian)

United Kingdom

[308] :13

Charactocrinus

Brett

1981

C. pustulosus Brett, 1981

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Hirnantian) & Silurian (Wenlockian)

North America

[309] :154

Charientocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. ithacensis Goldring, 1923

Glossocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian & Frasnian)

United States

[96] :402

Charitometra

Clark

1907

Antedon incisa Carpenter, 1888

Charitometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan to Australia and South Africa

[34] :360

Cheirocrinus (jun. syn. of Synchirocrinus )

Salter

1859

C. serialis Salter, 1859

[310] :535

Cheirocrinus (jun. hom. of Cheirocrinus Eichwald, 1856; jun.syn. of Calceocrinus )

Hall

1860

C. chrysalis Hall, 1860

[311] :122

Chelocrinus (incorrectly spelled Chelocrinites by Geinitz, 1846)

Meyer

1837

Encrinites schlotheimi Quenstedt, 1835

Encrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian & Carnian)

Europe

[312] :260

Chenocrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

C. canadaensis Ausich & Copper, 2010

Stipatocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :36

Cherbonniericrinus

Roux, Eléaume & Améziane

2019

Conocrinus cherbonnieri Roux, 1976

Rhizocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

NE Atlantic

[313]

Chicagocrinus

Weller

1900

C. ornatus Weller, 1900

Eucalyptocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[314] :126

Chinacrinus

Lane, Waters, and Maples

1997

C. xinjiangensis Lane, Waters, and Maples, 1997

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Famennian)

China

[315] :18

Chingizocrinus

Stukalina

1982

Pentagonopentagonalis kokajgirensis Stukalina, 1960

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Kazakhstan

[195] :206 [152] :194

Chirocrinus

Angelin

1878

C. gotlandicus Angelin, 1878

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Silurian (Llandoverian & Wenlockian)

Canada, United Kingdom, Sweden

[7] :22

Chiropinna

Moore

1962

Calceocrinus pinnulatus Bather, 1893

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[316] :28

Chlidonocrinus (incorrectly spelled Chilidonocrinus by Lane & Sevastopulo, 1990)

Strimple & Watkins

1969

C. echinatus Strimple & Watkins, 1969

Ampelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukovian) & Pennsylvanian (Atokan & Missourian)

United States

[41] :188

Chlorometra

Clark AH

1909

Antedon garrettiana A.H. Clark, 1907

Charitometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Meangis Islands to Korea

[86] :21

Cholocrinus

Springer

1906

Forbesiocrinus obesus Angelin, 1878

Nipterocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[85] :517

Chondrometra

Clark, AH

1916

Chlorometra robusta A.H. Clark, 1911

Charitometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Timor to the Philippines

[276] :608

Chytrocrinus (jun. syn. of Stelidiocrinus )

Jaekel

1918

Stelidiocrinus laevis Angelin, 1878 {{rp|p=art)

[97] :33

Cibolocrinus

Weller

1909

C. typus Weller, 1909

Mespilocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Russia, Algeria, Bolivia, Sicily, Timor

[317] :630

Cicerocrinus

Sollas

1900

C. elegans Sollas, 1900

Pisocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Ludlovian)

United Kingdom, Estonia, Sweden

[251] :267

Cincinnaticrinus

Warn & Strimple

1977

C. varibrachialus Warn & Strimple, 1977

Cincinnaticrinidae

extinct

Odrovician (Sandbian & Katian)

North America

[132] :35

Cingocrinus

Mironov

2000

C. radicatus Mironov, 2000

Bathycrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

.

[318] :719

Cionerisma

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C.exile Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[87] :76

Circumbrella (nomen nudum) (incorrectly spelled Cyclumbrella on plate explanation)

Termier & Termier

1974

.

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Morocco

[319] :33

Cladocrinites (jun. syn. of Taxocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Cladocrinus by Morris, 1843)

Austin & Austin

1843

Poteriocrinutes egertoni Phillips, 1836

[165] :197

Cladostoma (unrecognizable)

Rafinesque

1819

[320] :429

Clarkcomanthus

Rowe, Hoggett, Birtles & Vail

1986

Comanthus luteofuscum HL Clark, 1915

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Western Pacific; Australia & Indonesia to Japan

[321] :233

Clarkeocrinus

Goldring

1923

Cacabocrinus troosti Hall, 1862

Dolatocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian & Eifelian)

North America, Germany

[96] :179

Clarkometra

Gislén

1922

C. elegans Gislén, 1922

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan

[322] :142

Clathrocrinus

Strimple & Moore

1971

C. clathratus Strimple & Moore, 1971

Clathrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan & Missourian)

United States

[248] :35

Clavaticrinus

Polozhichina

1980

C. lobatus Polozhichina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Kazakhstan, Russia

[323] :118

Claviculacrinus

Donovan

1989

C. scoticus Donovan, 1989

uncertain (Dendrocrinida)

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[112] :76

Cleiocrinus (incorrectly spelled Cliocrinus by Miller, 1892 & Cleistocrinus by Ludwig, 1906)

Billings

1857

C. regius Billings, 1857

Cleiocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian & Katian)

North America

[282] :276

Cleistocrinus

Springer

1920

Calpiocrinus humilis Angelin, 1878

Icthyocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[156] :292

Clematidiscus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. denotatus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian)

United States

[87] :74

Clematocrinus

Jaekel

1898

Actinocrinites retarius Phillips, 1839

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

United States, United Kingdom, Australia

[324] :47

Clidochirus (incorrectly spelled Clidocrinus by Wanner, 1916)

Angelin

1878

C. pyrum Angelin, 1878

Icthyocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) through Mississippian (Viséan)

United States, Sweden

[7] :12

Clistocrinus

Kirk

1937

C. pyriformis Kirk, 1937

Streblocrinidae

extinct

Devonian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Russia

[325] :106

Clitheroecrinus

Ausich & Kammer

2008

C. wrighti Ausich & Kammer, 2008

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United Kingdom

[326] :165

Clithrocrinus (unnecessary replacement for Clistocrinus )

Kirk

1937

[327] :373

Clonocrinus

Quenstedt

1876

C. gothlandicus Quenstedt, 1876

Clonocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

United States, United Kingdom

[198] :638

Clonocrinus (jun. syn. of Melocrinites )

Oehlert

1879

C. bigsbyi Oehlert, 1879

[328] :8

Closterocrinus

Hall

1852

C. elongatus Hall, 1852

Euspirocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[270] :179

Cnemecrinus

Guensburg & Sprinkle

2003

C. fillmorensis Guensburg & Sprinkle, 2003

Reteocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremedocian)

United States

[35] :21

Coccocrinus (jun. syn. of Amblacrinus )

Müller

1855

B. rosaceus Roemer, 1844

[329] :20

Coccometra

Clark, AH

1908

Comatula hagenii Pourtalès, 1868

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Caribbean

[215] :128

Codiacrinus

Schultze

1866

C. granulatus Schultze, 1866

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Australia, Europe, North Africa

[23] :143

Codonocrinites (jun. syn. of Pterotocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Codonocrinus by Shumard, 1866)

Troost

1850

C. gracilis Troost, 1850

[265] :60

Coeliocrinus

White

1863

Poteriocrinus dilatatus Hall, 1861

Cercidocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan) & Permian (Sakmarian)

United States

[330] :498

Coelocrinus (replacement name for Sphaerocrinus Meek & Worthen, 1865)

Meek & Worthen

1865

Actinocrinus (Amphoracrinus) concavus Meek & Worthen, 1861

Coelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[331] :273

Coelocrinus (jun. syn. of Rhaphanocrinus )

Salter

1866

.

[332] :283

Coenocrinus

Valette

1934

C. elegans Valette, 1934

Stachyocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Wormian)

Tunisia

[333] :94

Coenocystis (incorrectly spelled Coencystis by Peck, 1936)

Girty

1908

C. richardsoni Girty, 1908

Streblocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Atokan) & Permian (Guadalupian)

United States, Timor

[334] :108

Collicrinus

Ausich & Kammer

2009

C. shumardi Ausich & Kammer, 2009

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[148] :712

Colobometra

Clark, AH

1909

Antedon perspinosa Carpenter, 1881

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

south west Pacific and Red Sea

[86] :5

Colpodecrinus

Sprinkle & Kolata

1982

C. quadrifinus Sprinkle & Kolata, 1982

Colpodecrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[335] :206

Columbicrinus (incorrectly spelled Columbiacrinus by Ulrich, 1925)

Ulrich

1925

C. crassus Ulrich, 1925

Columbicrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian & Katian)

United States

[185] :91

Comactinia

Clark

1909

Alecto echinoptera Müller, 1840

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Western Atlantic

[336] :498

Comantheria (jun. syn. of Comanthus )

Clark, AH

1909

Antedon briareus Bell, 1884

[226] :142

Comanthina (jun. syn. of Comaster )

Clark, AH

1909

Actinometra nobilis Carpenter, 1888

[226] :142

Comanthocrinus

Springer

1921

Stereocrinus indianensis Miller & Gurley, 1897

Dolatocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Givetian)

United States

[337] :3

Comanthoides (jun. syn. of Cenolia )

Clark, AH

1931

Comanthus spanoschistum HL Clark, 1916

[338] :240

Comanthus

Clark

1908

Alecto parvicirra Müller, 1841

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines

[339] :203

Comaster

Agassiz

1836

Comatula multiradiata Lamarck, 1816

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Western Pacific

[130] :193

Comatella

Clark, AH

1908

Actinometra nigra Carpenter, 1888

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines

[339] :207

Comatilia

Clark

1909

C. iridometriformis Clark, 1909

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Bahamas

[340] :365

Comatonia

Clark, AH

1916

Antedon cristata Harlaub, 1912

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Caribbean

[192] :115

Comatula

Lamarck

1816

C. solaris Lamarck, 1816

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines to Sri Lanka

[341] :530

Comatulella

Clark, AH

1911

Comatula brachiolata Lamarck, 1816

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Australia

[342] :439

Comatulides

Clark

1918

Comanthus decameros Clark, 1908

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan to Sunda Islands

[95] :24

Cominia (jun. hom. of Cominia Brown, 1844 (Mollusca) - see Comatulides )

Clark, AH

1909

Comanthus decameros Clark, 1908

[336] :497

Comissia

Clark, AH

1909

C. luetkeni Clark, 1909

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Red Sea to Australia and north to Japan

[336] :501

Compagicrinus

Jobson & Paul

1979

C. fenestratus Jobson & Paul, 1979

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Floian)

Greenland

[343] :73

Compositocrinus

Stukalina

1979

Pentagonopentagonalis compositus Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilain & Sandbian) & Silurian (Llandoverian)

Russia, Tadzhikistan

[73] :141

Compsocrinus

Miller, SA

1883

Glyptocrinus harrisi Miller, SA, 1881

Tanaocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

United States

[344] :219

Compsometra (jun. syn. of Antedon )

Clark, AH

1908

Antedon loveni Bell, 1882

[215] :131

Comptocrinus

Stukalina

1979

Pentagonopentagonalis comptus Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

Russia

[73] :149

Concavicrinus

Stukalina

1997

Pentagonopentagonalis comptus Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

Russia

[2] :41 [345] :607

Concretum

de Gregorio

1930

C. perplexum de Gregorio, 1930

[columnal]

extinct

Permian (Wordian)

Sicily

[158] :42

Condylocrinus

Eichwald

1860

C. verrucosus Eichwald, 1860

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian

Russia

[346] :612

Conicocyathocrinites

Frest

1977

Cyathocrinus wilsoni Springer, 1926

Cyathocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian & Niagaran)

United States, Sweden

[347] :120

Conocrinites (nomen nudum - see Alloprosallocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Conocrinus by Shumard, 1866)

Troost

1850

[265] :60

Conocrinus

d'Orbigny

1850

Bourgueticrinus thorenti d'Archiac, 1846

Rhizocrinidae

extant

Cenozoic

Indonesia & NE Atlantic

[348] :332

Conspectocrinus (incorrectly spelled Conspeciocrinus by Jeffords in Moore & Teichert, 1978)

Stukalina

1969

C. conspectus Stukalina, 1969

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian & Katian)

Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, France

[195] :213

Constrictocrinus

Hynda

1984

C. gibberulosus Hynda, 1984

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian) & Silurian (Wenlockian)

Russia

[349] :59

Contignatindocrinus

Arendt

1981

Indocrinus contignatus Wanner, 1931

Indocrinidae

extinct

Permian

West Timor

[350] :72

Contocrinus

Knapp

1969

Graphiocrinus stantonensis Strimple, 1939

Graphiocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Thailand

[42] :355

Cophinus

Murchison

1839

C. dubius Murchison, 1839

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Ludlovian)

United Kingdom

[351] :697

Coquinacrinus

Webster & Becker

2009

C. revimentus Webster & Becker, 2009

Amabilicrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

Morocco

[352] :141

Coralcrinus

Gil Cid, Alonso & Pobes

1998

C. sarachagorum Gil Cid, Alonso & Pobes, 1998

Eustenocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Spain

[353] :118

Cordonicrinus

Stukalina

1980

C. petaloides Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

KAzakhstan

[107] :107

Cordylocrinus

Angelin

1878

C. comtus Angelin, 1878

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian) & Devonian (Helderbergian)

United States, Sweden

[7] :3

Corematocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. plumosus Goldring, 1923

Glossocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

United States

[96] :434

Cornucrinus

Regnéll

1948

C. mirus Regnéll, 1948

Cornucrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Silurian (Llandoverian)

Sweden

[354] :11

Corocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. ornatus Goldring, 1923

Periechocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Silurian (Llandoverian)

Sweden

[96] :202

Coronocrinus (jun. syn. of Himerocrinus )

Hall

1859

C. polydactylus Hall, 1859

[355] :124

Corvucrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

C. schucherti Ausich & Copper, 2010

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian) & Silurian (Llandoverian)

Sweden

[40] :68

Corybocrinus (jun. syn. of Clonocrinus )

Angelin

1878

Eucalyptocrinus polydactylus M'Coy, 1849

[7] :18

Corynecrinus

Kirk

1934

C. romingeri Kirk, 1934

Gasterocomidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Eifelian)

United States

[356] :1

Corythocrinus

Kirk

1946

C. insculptus Kirk, 1946

Corythocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[357] :269

Corythocrinus (jun. hom. of Corythocrinus Kirk 1946 & jun. syn. of Endelocrinus )

Strimple

1961

C. undulatus Strimple, 1961

[47] :128

Cosmetocrinus

Kirk

1941

C. gracilus Kirk, 1941

Aphelecrinidae

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian & Permian

United States, China, United Kingdom

[358] :86

Cosmiometra

Clark

1909

Thalassometra komachi Clark, 1908

Thalassometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

N Australia to Japan & Hawaii

[86] :16

Cosmocrinus

Jaekel

1898

C. holzapfeli Jaekel, 1898

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian & Permian

United States, China, United Kingdom

[359] :28

Costalocrinus

Jaekel

1918

Poteriocrinus dilatatus Schultze, 1867

Botryocrinidae

extinct

Devonian & Mississippian

United States, China, United Kingdom

[97] :61

Costatocrinus

Stukalina

1975

Pentagonocyclicus bicostatus Stukalina, 1961

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan

[360] :98 [1] :98 [161] :150

Cothocrinites (incorrectly spelled Cothocrinus by Zittel, 1879)

Phillipi

1876

C. verrucosus Phillipi, 1876

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Devonian? or Mississippian?

Chile

[361] :68

Cotylacrinna

Brower

1994

C. sandra Brower, 1994

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

North America

[362] :571

Cotyledonocrinus (jun. syn. of Dichocrinus )

Casseday & Lyon

1862

C. pentalobus Casseday & Lyon, 1862

[68] :26

Cotylocrinus

Dubatolova

1971

Pentagonocyclicus insignis Dubatolova, 1964

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Russia

[92] :70

Cotylometra

Clark, AH

1916

Oligometra gracilicirra Clark, 1908

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines to Kei & Andaman Islands

[192] :116

Cradeocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. elongatus Goldring, 1923

Thalamocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian & Frasnian) & Mississippian (Tournaisian)

North America, South Africa

[96] :347

Cranocrinus

Wanner

1929

C. timoricus Wanner, 1929

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Morrowan) & Permian

United States, Russia, Timor

[183] :41

Craspedocrinus

Dahmer

1921

C. schmidti Dahmer, 1921

uncertain (Camerata)

extinct

Devonian

Germany

[363] :292

Craspedometra

Clark, AH

1909

Antedon acuticirra Carpenter, 1882

Himerometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Australia north to Singapore & Hong Kong

[86] :8

Craterocrinus

Goldring

1923

C. ruedemanni Goldring, 1923

Dolatocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Esmian)

United States

[96] :185

Cremacrinus

Ulrich

1886

C. punctatus Ulrich, 1886

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

North America, United Kingdom

[364] :107

Crenatames

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. amicabilis Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

United States

[87] :71

Crenatocrinus

Hynda

1984

Poteriocrinus biplex Eichwald, 1860

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian & Katian)

Russia, Estonia

[349] :60

Cribanocrinus

Kirk

1944

Rhodocrinus wortheni Hall, 1858

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States, Australia, China

[365] :13

Cricocrinus (jun. syn. of Neoprotencrinus )

Strimple & Watkins

1969

Paradelocrinus regulatus Strimple, 1949

[41] :181

Crinerocrinus

Kolata

1982

C. parvicostatus Kolata, 1982

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbiab)

United States

[12] :189

Crinobrachiatus

Moore

1962

Myelodactylus brachiatus Hall, 1852

Myelodactylidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

North America

[366] :43

Crinocystites (jun. syn. of Eucalyptocrinites ) (incorrectly spelled Crinocystis by Haeckel, 1896)

Hall

1865

C. chrysalis Hall, 1865

[367] :317

Crinometra

Clark, AH

1909

Comatula brevipinna Pourtalès, 1868

Charitometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Gulf of Mexico & Caribbean

[86] :22

Crinophagus

Arendt

1985

C. permiensis Arendt, 1985

Indocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Russia

[368] :74 [369] :72

Crisantum

de Gregorio

1930

C. stevensoni de Gregorio, 1930

[columnal]

extinct

Permian (Wordian)

Sicily

[158] :36

Cromyocrinus

Trautschold

1867

C. simplex Trautschold, 1867

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan) & Pennsylvanian (Moscovian)

Russia, Spain, United States

[370] :19

Crossometra (jun. syn. of Glyptometra )

Clark, AH

1916

Pachylometra investigatoris Clark, 1909

[276] :606

Crossotocrinus

Dubatolova

1971

Pentagonocyclicus cortinatus Dubatolova, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Russia

[92] :68

Crotalocrinites (incorrectly spelled Crotalocrinus by Morris, 1843)

Austin & Austin

1842

Cyathocrinites rugosus Miller, 1821

Crotalocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

United States, Europe, Russia, Australia

[371] :109

Crotalometra

Clark, AH

1909

C. rustica Clark, 1909

Thalassometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines to South Africa

[372] :80

Crumenaecrinites (jun. syn. of Periechocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Crumenaecrinus by Bather, 1900)

Troost

1850

C. ovalis Troost, 1850

[265] :62

Cryphiocrinus

Kirk

1929

C. girtyi Kirk, 1929

Phanocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[373] :153

Cryptanisocrinus

Donovan, Doyle & Harper

1992

C. kirbridensis Donovan, Doyle & Harper, 1992

Homalocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Ireland

[374] :263

Cryptodiscus (jun. syn. of Calliocrinus )

Hall

1865

C. bilobus Weller, 1897

[367] : PLATE 11 fig 18 (page not numbered)[ clarification needed ]

[375] :803

Ctenantedon

Meyer

1972

C. kinziei Meyer, 1972

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Colombia & Curaçao

[376] :53

Ctenocrinus (incorrectly spelled Ctenocrinites by Steininger, 1849)

Bronn

1840

C. typus Bronn, 1840

Melocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

United States, Europe

[377] :542

Cuboidicrinus (incorrectly spelled Cuboidocrinus by Stukalina, 1967 & Cuboidecrinus by Stukalina, 1986)

Stukalina

1980

C. cuboides Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Kazakhstan

[260] :239

Culicocrinus (incorrectly spelled Cylicocrinus by Bather, 1900)

Müller

1855

Platycrinus nodosus Müller in Zeiler and Wirtgen, 1854

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian & Pennsylvanian

United States, Germany

[329] :23

Culmicrinus

Jaekel

1918

Poteriocrinus regularis von Meyer, 1858

Blothrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian, Visean & Serpukhovian)

United States

[97] :62

Cunctocrinus

Kesling and Sigler

1969

C. fortunatus Kesling and Sigler, 1969

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

United States

[378] :340

Cupellaecrinites (jun. syn. of Marsupiocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Cupellaecrinus by Shumard, 1868 & Cupellaeocrinus by Meek & Worthen, 1866 & Cypellaeocrinus by Bather, 1899)

Troost

1850

C. buchii Troost, 1850

[265] :61

Cupressocrinites (incorrectly spelled Cupressocrinus by Agassiz, 1836 & Cypellocrinites & Cypressocrinites Steininger, 1849 & Cypellocrinus & Cypressocrinus Bather, 1900)

Goldfuss

1831

C. crassus Goldfuss, 1831

Cupressocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Europe, Australia, Russia, India

[379] :212

Cupulocrinus

d'Orbigny

1849

Scyphocrinus heterocostalis Hall, 1847

Cupulocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician, Silurian & Devonian

North America, Australia, United Kingdom

[14] :23

Cusacrinus

Bowsher

1955

Actinocrinus nodobrachiatus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1889

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[3] :7

Cyathidium

Steenstrup

1847

Cyathidium holopus Steenstrup, 1847 :119

Holopodidae

extant

Mesozoic (Jurassic & Cretaceous) & Cenozoic

Caribbean, Pacific, Comoros

[380] :150

Cyathocrinites (incorrectly spelled Cyathocrinus by Agassiz, 1836 & Cathocrinus by Miller, SA, 1897)

Miller

1821

C. planus Miller, 1821

Cyathocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian - Permian

United States, Russia, China, Europe, Argentina, Pakistan

[28] :85

Cybelecrinus

Ausich & Copper

2010

C. ladus Ausich & Copper, 2010

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

Canada

[40] :20

Cyclocaudex

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. typicus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian, Pennsylvanian

Brazil, United Kingdom, United States, Poland, Mexico

[87] :65

Cyclocaudiculus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. regularis Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian, Pennsylvanian

Poland, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, United States

[87] :83

Cyclocharax

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. fasciatus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician, Silurian, Mississippian, Pennsylvanian

Spain, Poland, United States, Russia

[87] :76

Cyclocion

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. distinctus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian

Kazakhstan

[87] :78

Cyclocrinites (formerly regarded as crinoid, now referred to algae) (incorrectly spelled Cyclocrinus by various authors)

Eichwald

1840

[381] :192

Cyclocrista

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. lineolata Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, Permian

Poland, United States, Russia, Tunisia

[87] :79

Cyclocyclicus

Yeltyschewa

1955

C. tenuis Yeltyschewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician to Permian

Russia, China, Uzbekistan, United Kingdom, Kazakhstan, Poland, Estonia

[382] :46

Cyclocyclopa (nomen nudum)

Wright

1983

.

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[383] :592

Cyclohexagonalis

Donovan (non Yeltyschewa)

1989

C. floreatus Donovan, 1989

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

United Kingdom

[112] :96

Cyclometra

Clark, AH

1911

C. flavescens Clark, 1911

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indian Ocean

[384] :87

Cyclomischus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. shelbyensis Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[87] :58

Cyclomonile

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. monile Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United States, Russia

[87] :58

Cycloocetocrinus

Dubatolova

1980

C. ruidus Dubatolova, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Russia, Poland

[385] :147

Cyclopagoda

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. alternata Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United States, Russia, Estonia

[87] :57

Cyclopentagonopa (nomen nudum)

Wright

1983

.

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[383] :594

Cyclopentastellatopa (nomen nudum)

Wright

1983

.

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[383] :594

Cycloscapus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. laevis Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)

United States

[87] :83

Cyclostelechus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. turritus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[87] :75

Cyclotristellatopa (nomen nudum)

Wright

1983

.

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[383] :593

Cydonocrinus

Bather

1913

C. parvulus Bather, 1913

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian - Permian

Canada, United Kingdom, Russia, Australia, Timor

[386] :391

Cydrocrinus

Kirk

1940

Poteriocrinus coxanus Worthen, 1862

Rhenocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[159] :323

Cylicocrinus

Miller, SA

1892

C. canaliculatus Miller, 1892

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[387] :13

Cylindrocauliscus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. fiski Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian) & Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian & Westphalian)

United States, Poland

[87] :62

Cyliocrinus

Jaekel

1918

Melocrinus rigidus Angelin, 1878

Metabolocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden

[97] :60

Cyllometra

Clark, AH

1907

Antedon manca Carpenter, 1888

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan to Sunda Islands & to Persian gulf

[34] :356

Cymatocrinus

Dubatolova

1971

C. undulaticostatus Dubatolova, 1971

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian

Russia

[92] :74

Cymbiocrinus

Kirk

1944

C. grandis Kirk, 1944

Ampelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian) * Pennsylvanian (Morrowan)

United States

[388] :233

Cyphocrinus

Miller

1892

C. gorbyi Miller, 1892

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian) * Pennsylvanian (Morrowan)

United States

[389] :676

Cyphostelechus

Moore & Jeffords

1968

C. claudus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)

United States

[87] :62

Cyrtidocrinus (jun. syn. of Lecanocrinus )

Angelin

1878

C. facietatus Angelin, 1878

[7] :20

Cyrtocrinus (jun. hom. of Cyrtocrinus Jaekel, 1892 - see Cytidocrinus)

Kirk

1943

Actinocrinus sculptus Hall, 1858

[390] :263

Cystocrinus (incorrectly spelled Cysticrinus by Zittel, 1880)

Roemer

1830

C. tennesseensis Roemer, 1860

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[391] :760

Cystoidosaccus

Faber

1929

C. fultoni Faber, 1929

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[392] :481

Cytidocrinus

Kirk

1944

Actinocrinus sculptus Hall, 1858

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[393] :85

Cytocrinus

Roemer

1860

C. laevis Roemer, 1860

uncertain (Glyptocrinina)

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran)

United States

[391] :760

Cyttarocrinus

Goldring

1923

Platycrinus eriensis Hall, 1862

Hapalocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian, Eifelian & Givetian)

United States, Germany, Morocco

[96] :265

Dactylocrinus (jun. hom of Dactylorinus Quenstedt & jun. syn. of Scytalocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Dactilocrinus by Wachsmuth & Springer, 1886)

Sladen

1878

D. loreus Sladen, 1878

[394] :245

Dactylocrinus

Quenstedt

1876

Dimerocrinites oligoptilus Pacht, 1862

Dactylocrinidae

extinct

Devonian & Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United States, Europe, Russia

[198] :520

Dadocrinus

v Meyer

1847

Encrinus gracilis Buch, 1845

Dadocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian)

Europe

[269] :575

Daedalocrinus

Ulrich

1925

D. kirki Ulrich, 1925

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

Canada

[185] :98

Daemonocrinites (jun. syn. of Talarocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Daemonicrinites by Miller, 1889 & Daemonocrinus by Bather,1900)

Troost

1850

D. cornutus Troost, 1850

[265] :62

Daidalometra

Clark, AH

1916

Antedon hana Clark, 1907

Thalassometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan, Timor, Australia

[192] :116

Dalicrinus

Cole, et al.

2017

D. hammanni Cole, et al., 2017

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Spain

[79] :725

Darraghcrinus

Jell

1999

D. tomi Jell, 1999

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian)

Australia

[395] :56

Dasciocrinus

Kirk

1939

Cyathocrinus florialis Yandell & Shumard, 1847

Pirasocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

United States

[396] :472

Dastaricrinus

Stukalina

1986

D. digitatus Stukalina, 1986

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian

Russia, Kazakhstan

[397] :84

Davidaster

Hoggett & Rowe

1986

Antedon rubiginosa Pourtalès, 1869

Comatulidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Central America

[398] :116

Dashsbergcrinites (jun. syn. of Procupressocrinus )

Hauser

2007

D. rotundatus Hauser, 2007

[196] :63

Dazhucrinus

Mu & Wu

1974

D. shanxiensis Mu & Wu, 1974

uncertain (Dendrocrinida)

extinct

Silurian

China

[399] :210

Decacrinus

Yeltyschewa

1957

D. pennatus Yeltyschewa, 1957

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Tajistan, Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, France

[400] :221

Decadactylocrinites (jun. syn. of Heterocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Decadactlyocrinus by Wachsmuth & Springer, 1886)

Owen

1843

D. planus Owen, 1843

[401] :1

Decadocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1880

Poteriocrinus (Scaphiocrinus) scalaris Meek & Worthen, 1861

Decadocrinidae

extinct

Devonian, Mississippian & Pennsylvanian

North America, Europe, China

[402] :342

Decalobatocrinus

Sisova

1991

D. laciniatus Sisova, 1991

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Kazakhstan

[229] :155

Decameros

d'Orbigny

1850

Decameros ricordeanus d'Orbigny, 1850

Decameridae

extinct

Cretaceous (Valanginian - Albian)

Europe

[348] :121

Decametra

Clark, AH

1911

D. möbiusi Clark, 1911

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

East Africa to Australia & Japan

[403] :31

Decametrocrinus (jun. syn. of Thaumatocrinus )

Minckert

1905

.

[404] :494

Decapentacrinus

Sisova

1977

D. inceptus Sisova, 1977

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

Kazakhstan

[405] :162

Decapetalus

Donovan

1995

D. beggi Donovan, 1995

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United Kingdom

[151] :137

Decemicrinus

Stukalina

1980

D. decilobatus Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Kazakhstan

[260] :233

Decorocrinus

McIntosh

2001

Botryocrinus arkonensis Goldring, 1950

Rutkowskicrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

North America

[406] :797

Delgadocrinus

Ausich, Sá, & Gutiérrez-Marco

2007

D. oportovinum Ausich, Sá, & Gutiérrez-Marco, 2007

Delgadocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Portugal

[407] :1379

Delocrinus

Miller & Gurley

1890

D. subhemisphericus Moore & Plummer, 1940 (not Shumard, 1856)

Catacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, China, Bolivia, Timor

[15] :333 [6] :253

Deltacrinus

Ulrich

1886

Cheirocrinus clarus Hall, 1862

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Givetian & Famennian)

United States, China

[364] :109

Democrinus

Perrier

1883

Democrinus parfaiti Perrier, 1883

Rhizocrinidae

extant

Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) to Quaternary (Holocene)

worldwide

[408] :450

Denarioacrocrinus

Webster & Jell, 1999

1999

D. neerkolensis Webster & Jell, 1999

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian & Westphalian)

Australia, Argentina

[409] :257

Denariocrinus

Schmidt

1942

D. ferula Schmidt, 1942

Poteriocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Esmian)

Germany

[410] :163

Dendrocrinus

Hall

1852

D. longidactylus Hall, 1852

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician, Silurian & Devonian

North America, Europe, Australia, Russia, United Kingdom

[270] :193

Denticrinus

Klikushin

1985

.

.

extinct

Paleogene {{rp|p=aleocene)

.

[411]

Dentiferocrinus

Stukalina

1968

Pentagonopentagonalis dentiferus Yeltsychewa, 1955

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

Kazakhstan, Uzbekikstan, Tajistan, Russia, North America

[124] :85 [125] :76

Deocrinus

Hudson

1907

Rhodocrinus asperatus Billings, 1859

Anthracocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician, (Darriwilian)

Canada

[412] :121

Depaocrinus

Wanner

1937

D. ottowi Wanner, 1937

Pachylocrinidae?

extinct

Permian

Timor

[65] :152

Derbiocrinus (incorrectly spelled Derbyiocrinus by Lane & Sevastopulo,1990)

Wright

1951

D. diversus Wright, 1951

Hydreionocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[244] :79

Derorhethocrinus

Webster et al.

2003

D. elongatus Webster et al., 2003

Amabilicrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Iran

[74] :21

Desidiamphidia

Moore & Jeffords

1968

D. frondea Moore and Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Givetian)

United States, France

[87] :70

Desmacriocrinus

Strimple

1966

Kallimorphocrinus weldenensis Strimple & Koenig, 1956

Allagecrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian) & Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian)

United States, Iran

[413] :109

Desmidocrinus

Angelin

1878

D. pentadactylus Angelin, 1878

Carpocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian, Niagaran & Ludlovian)

United States, Sweden, United Kingdom

[7] :5

Diabolocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

D. perplexus Wachsmuth & Springer, 1897

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian & Katian)

United States

[188] :215,249

Dialutocrinus

Wright

1955

D. milleri Wright, 1955

Actinocrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Europe, United Kingdom, Australia

[414] :241

Diamenocrinus

Oehlert

1891

D. jouani Oehlert, 1891

Rhodocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian {{rp|p=ragian & Emsian)

Europe

[415] :836

Dianthicoeloma

Moore & Jeffords

1968

D. insuetum Moore and Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician

United States, Russia, Estonia, Yugoslavia

[87] :50

Diaphorocrinus

Eckert

1984

D. pleniramulus Eckert, 1984

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandeilian)

Canada

[290] :23

Diatorocrinus (jun. syn. of Actinocrinites )

Wright

1955

D. angustus Wright, 1955

[414] :235

Dibrachiocrinus (jun. syn. of Hemibrachiocrinus )

Arendt

1968

.

[416]

Dichocrinus (incorrectly spelled Dichocrinites by Geinitz, 1846)

Münster

1839

D. radiatus Münster, 1839

Dichocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

Europe, Russia, Algeria, North America, Australia

[163] :2

Dichostreblocrinus

Weller

1930

D. scrobiculus Weller, 1930

Streblocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Timor

[51] :36

Dichrometra

Clark, AH

1909

Alecto flagellata Müller, 1841

Mariametridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indian Ocean, western Pacific

[86] :12

Dicirrocrinus

Schmidt

1934

D. comtus Schmidt, 1934

uncertain (Inadunata)

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Eifelian)

Germany

[121] :88

Dicromyocrinus

Jaekel

1918

Cromyocrinus ornatus Trautschold, 1867 {{rp|p=art)

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian & Pennsylvanian

United States, Algeria

[97] :66

Dictenocrinus

Jaekel

1918

Botryocrinus decadactylus Bather, 1891

Mastigocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Europe, Australia

[97] :59

Dierocalipter

Moore & Jeffords

1968

D. doter Moore and Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States, Kazakhstan

[87] :73

Dieuryocrinus

Wright

1954

Euryocrinus duplex Wright, 1942

Euryocrinidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

Europe, Australia

[417] :165

Difficilicrinus

Frest, Strimple & McGinnis

1979

D. coneyi Frest, Strimple & McGinnis, 1979

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[418] :413

Digiticrinus

Stukalina

1980

D. digitatus Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian, Sandbian & Katian)

Kazakhstan, Thailand

[260] :226

Dilanteris

Moore & Jeffords

1968

D. trestes Moore and Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[87] :72

Dilatocrinus

Webster & Lane

1987

Amphoracrinus multiramosus Meek & Worthen, 1866

Amphoracrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[99] :26

Dimerocrinites (incorrectly spelled Dimerocrinus by Müller, 1843)

Phillips in Murchison

1839

D. decadactylus Phillips in Murchison, 1839

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian & Devonian

North America, Europe, Australia

[419] :674

Dimerocrinites (jun. syn. of Dactylocrinus )

Pacht

1852

Dimerocrinites oligoptilus Pacht, 1852

[420] :8

Dimorphicrinus

d'Orbigny

1849

Platycrinites pentangularis Miller, 18

uncertain (Inadunata)

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United Kingdom

[421] :140

Dinacrocrinus

Moore & Strimple

1969

Acrocrinus expansus Strimple, 1951

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

United Kingdom

[89] :36

Dinardocrinus

Manni & Nicosia

1990

D. tiburtinus Manni & Nicosia, 1987

Eudesicrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Tourcian)

Italy

[422] :83

Dinocrinus (jun. syn. of Calceolispongia )

Wanner

1916

D. cornutus Wanner, 1916

[211] :313

Dinotocrinus

Kirk

1941

D. compactus Kirk, 1941

Staphylocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

North America

[423] :513

Diodontometra (jun. syn. of Chlorometra ) Diodontometra, 1922; Charitometridae AH Clark, 1909; AH Clark, 1909 (synonym)

Gislén

1922

D. bocki Gislén, 1922

[322] :121

Dipentagonocrinus

Arendt

2002

D. magnocarinatus Arendt, 2002

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Serpukhovian)

Russia

[253] :72

Diphuicrinus

Moore & Plummer

1938

D. compactus Kirk, 1941

Staphylocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Serpukhovian)

North America

[424] :307

Diplocrinus (jun. syn. of Endoxocrinus )

Döderlein

1912

Pentacrinus maclearanus Thomson, 1872

[264] :21

Discocrinus

Peck

1943

D. catastomus Peck, 1943

Roveacrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Albian & Cenomanian)

United States

[425] :474

Discolocrinus Discolocrinus, 2008; Bather, 1899

Mironov

2008

D. thieli Mironov, 2008

Bathycrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

eastern Pacific

[426] :146

Discometra

Gislén

1924

Antedon eggenburgensis Schaffer, 1912

Palaeantedonidae

extinct

Neogene (Miocene)

Germany

[90] :180

Disconia (jun. syn. of Carabocrinus )

Westphal

1974

D. pentamerus Westphal, 1974

[427] :79

Displodocrinus

Webster & Lane

1987

Actinocrinus divergens Hall, 1859

Amphoracrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[99] :24

Distinctocrinus

Milicina

2001

D. primitivus Milicina, 2001

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Russia

[428] :60 [429] :396

Dittlerocrinus

Grygar & Vasicek

1983

D. gracilis Grygar & Vasicek, 1983

[columnal]

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Namurian)

Czech Republic

[241] :278

Divisicrinus

Stukalina

1980

D. divisus Stukalina, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

Kazakhstan

[260] :240

Dizygocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1897

Actinocrinus indianaensis Lyon and Casseday, 1860

Batocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian, Viséan, Serpukhovian)

United States

[16] :413

Dolatocrinus

Lyon

1857

D. lacus Lyon, 1857

Dolatocrinidae

extinct

Devonian

North America, Australia

[164] :482

Dolerocrinus (jun. syn. of Eohalysiocrinus )

Prick

1983

D. fritschi Prick, 1983

[430] :230

Dolichocrinus

Loriol

1891

Eugeniacrinus aberrans Loriol, 1882

Bathycrinidae

extinct

Jurassic (Bajocian - Tithonian)

Portugal

[431] :130

Doliocrinus

Warn

1982

D. pustulatus Warn, 1982

Cincinnaticrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[432] :85

Doliolocrinites (jun. syn. of Talarocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Doliocrinites by Shumard, 1866 & Doliolocrinus by Wachsmuth & Springer, 1881)

Hall

1858

D. ovalis Troost

[43] :655

Donacicrinites (jun. syn. of Synbathocrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Donacicrinus by Bather, 1900)

Troost

1850

D. simplex Troost, 1850

[265] :62

Dorashamicrinus

Stukalina

1999

D. vulgaris Stukalina, 1999

[columnal]

extinct

Permian (Dzhulfian)

Russia

[140] :22 [141] :144

Doreckicrinus

Rasmussen

1961

Pentacrinus miliaris Nielsen, 1913

Isocrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Campanian) to Paleogene (Danian)

Europe

[257] :75–76

Dorometra

Clark, AH

1917

Antedon nana Hartlaub, 1890

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Indian Ocean & Western Pacific

[103] :128

Dorycrinus

Roemer

1854

D. mississippiensis Roemer, 1854

Coelocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[433] :207

Dracrinus

Webster & Becker

2009

D. crenulatus Webster & Becker, 2009

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Morocco

[352] :140

Dronovictinus

Stukalina

1997

D. notabilis Stukalina, 1997

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian/Mississippian boundary (Famennian/Tournaisian)

Afghanistan, Poland

[434] :68 [435] :413

Drymocrinus

Ulrich

1925

Heterocrinus geniculatus Ulrich, 1879

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

North America

[185] :96

Dulanocrinus

Stukalina & Tuyutyan

1970

D. ulkuntasensis Stukalina & Tujutjan, 1970

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

Kazakhstan

[60] :60

Dumetocrinus

Mironov & Sorokina

1998

Ptilocrinus antarcticus Bather, 1908

Hyocrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctic

[436] :413

Duncanicrinus

Jell

1999

D. calvariolus Jell, 1999

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian)

Australia

[395] :23

Dunnicrinus

Moore

1967

D. mississippiensis Moore, 1967

Bourgueticrinidae

extinct

Cretaceous (Maastrichtian)

United States

[437] :8

Dwortsowaecrinus

Stukalina

1967

Tetragonotetragonalis quadrihamatus Yeltyschewa, 1963

[columnal]

extinct

Ordovician & Silurian

Kazakhstan, Estonia, Russia

[438] :72

Dynamocrinus

Eckert & Brett

2001

D. robustus Eckert & Brett, 2001

Paramelocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian)

United States

[24] :29

Dystactocrinus (incorrectly spelled Distactocrinus by Lane, 1984)

Ulrich

1925

Heterocrinus (Homocrinus) constrictus Hall, 1871

Cincinnaticrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United States

[185] :87

Echmatocrinus

Sprinkle

1973

E. brachiatus Sprinkle, 1973

Echmatocrinidae

extinct

Cambrian

Canada

[439] :177

Eckicrinus

Hagdorn & Gluchowski

1993

Encrinus radiatus Schauroth, 1859

Holocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian)

Europe, China

[440] :174 [20] :26

Eckidocrinus

Jell & Theron

1999

E. interbrachiatus Jell & Theron, 1999

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian)

South Africa

[441] :133

Ectenocrinus

Miller

1889

Heterocrinus simplex Hall, 1847

Homocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian & Katian)

North America

[442] :242

Ectocrinus

Wright

1955

Actinocrinus olla M'Coy, 1849

Amphoracrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian, Viséan & Serpukhovian)

China, United Kingdom, Ireland, Algeria

[414] :204

Edapocrinus (incorrectly spelled Edaphocrinus by Wanner, 1937)

Wright

1935

E. rugosus Wright, 1935

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[443] :195

Edriocrinus

Hall

1859

E. pocilliformis Hall, 1859

Edriocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[162] :278

Edwardsocrinus (jun. syn. of Platycrinites ) (incorrectly spelled Edwarsocrinus by d'Orbigny, 1849)

d'Orbigny

1849

Platycrinites ornatus M'Coy, 1844

[14] :157

Eguasarowicrinus

Schewtschenko

1971

Pentagonocyclicus egiasarowi Yeltyschewa, 1960.

[columnal]

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian & Wenlockian)

Russia

[444] :10

Eidosocrinus

Webster & Jell

1999

E. condaminensis Webster & Jell, 1999

Decadocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[94] :302

Eifelocrinus

Wanner

1916

Ptilocrinus dohmi Wanner, 1916

Thalamocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian & Eifelian)

Germany, Spain

[445] :200

Eireocrinus (jun. syn. of Holcocrinus )

Wright

1951

E. ornatus Wright, 1951

[244] :102

Eirmocrinus

Strimple & Watkins

1969

E. grossus Strimple & Watkins, 1969

Pirasocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Desmoinesian)

United States

[41] :204

Eknomocrinus

Guensburg & Sprinkle

2003

E. wahwahensis Guensburg & Sprinkle, 2003

Eknomocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Tremadocian)

United States

[35] :22

Ekteinocrinus

Webster & Lane

2007

E. battleshipensis Webster & Lane, 2007

Bridgerocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Atrinskian)

United States

[446] :957

Elaeacrinidarum

Peetz

1916

E. miljukovi Peetz, 1916

uncertain

extinct

Mississippian

Russia

[447] :15

Elassocrinus

Webster & Lane

2007

Aesiocrinus delicatulus Lane & Webster, 1966

Aesiocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

United States

[446] :961

Elegantocrinus

Ausich & Kammer

2009

Platycrinus hemisphaericus Meek & Worthen, 1865

Platycrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States, Belgium, United Kingdom, Ireland

[148] :709

Elibatocrinus

Moore

1940

E. leptocalyx Moore, 1940

Blothrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States

[448] :35

Elicrinus (jun. syn. of Codiacrinus ) (incorrectly spelled Eliocrinus by Hauser, 2003)

Prokop

1973

E. procerus Prokop, 1973

[449] :221

Ellipsocrinus

Prokop & Slámová

2009

E. hanusi Prokop & Slámová, 2009

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Czech Republic

[450] :38

Elpasocrinus

Sprinkle & Wahlman

1994

E. radiatus Sprinkle & Wahlman, 1994

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Floian)

United States

[451] :331

Elpidocrinus

Strimple

1963

E. tholiformis Strimple, 1963

Elpidocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Ludlovian)

United States

[9] :77

Elytroclon

Moore & Jeffords

1968

E. elimatus Moore & Jeffords, 1968

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United States

[87] :39

Embolocrinus

Webster & Becker

2009

E. quadruus Webster & Becker, 2009

?Ambalicrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Frasnian)

Morocco

[352] :143

Embryocrinus

Wanner

1916

E. hanieli Wanner, 1916

Codiacrinidae

extinct

Permian

Russia, Tunisia, Timor

[211] :130

Embryocrinus (jun. syn. of Dendrocrinus )

Hudson (non Wanner, 1916)

1918

E. problematicus Hudson, 1918

[452] :162

Embryometra

Gislén

1938

E. mortenseni Gislén, 1938

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

South Africa

[453] :12

Emperocrinus

Miller & Gurley

1895

E. indianensis Miller & Gurley, 1895

Emperocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

United States

[454] :42

Enallocrinus

d'Orbigny

1849

Apiocrinites scriptus Hisinger, 1828

Crotalocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian (Wenlockian)

Sweden, United Kingdom

[14] :46

Enascocrinus

Strimple & Watkins

1969

Talanterocrinus redsdalensis Wright, 1952

Synerocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan)

United Kingdom

[41] :231

Encrinus

Lamarck

1801

E. liliiformis Lamarck, 1801

Encrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian, Ladinian, Carnian)

Europe & Asia

[455] :379

Endelocrinus

Moore & Plummer

1940

Eupachycrinus fayettensis Worthen, 1873

Catacrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Bolivia

[6] :257

Endoxocrinus

Clark, AH

1908

Encrinus parrae Gervais, 1835

Isselicrinidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Atlantic

[456] :151

Eocamptocrinus

Gluchowski

1980

E. fragilis Gluchowski, 1980

[columnal]

extinct

Devonian (Eifelian & Givetian)

Poland

[457] :46

Eocicerocrinus

Donovan

1989

E. sevastopuloi Donovan, 1989

Pisocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[112] :69

Eocomatula

Simms

1988

.

Eocomatulidae

extinct

Triassic (Rhaetian) & Jurassic {{rp|p=iensbachian)

Europe, South America

[458] :205

Eodimerocrinites

Donovan & Gilmour

2003

E. littlewoodi Donovan, 2003

Dimerocrinitidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian)

United Kingdom

[459] :156

Eodolatocrinus

Clement & Brett

2015

E. blabsei Clement & Brett, 2015

Parapatelliocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Lochkovian)

United States

[460] :45

Eohalysiocrinus

Prokop

1970

E. convexus Prokop, 1970

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Niagaran) & Devonian {{rp|p=ragian, Emsian, Eifelian)

United States, France, Czech Republic, Germany

[461] :97

Eoindocrinus

Arendt

1981

E. praerimosus Arendt, 1981

Indocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Russia, Australia

[350] :53

Eometra

Clark, AH

1936

Psathyrometra antarctica Clark, 1915

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Antarctic

[110] :248

Eomyelodactylus

Foerste

1919

Myelodactylus (Eomyelodactylus) rotundatus Foerste, 1919

Myelodactylidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian & Niagaran)

North America

[462] :19

Eoparisocrinus

Ausich

1986

Parisocrinus siluricus Springer, 1926

Euspirocrinidae

extinct

Silurian (Llandoverian & Niagaran)

North America

[463] :729

Eopatelliocrinus

Brower

1973

E. scyphogracilis Brower, 1973

Patelliocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Katian & Hirnantian)

United States

[464] :332

Eopetalocrinus

Li

1993

E. sinensis Li, 1993

Petalocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Darriwilian)

China

[465] :274

Eopilidiocrinus

Arendt

1981

Pilidiocrinus heckeri Arendt, 1970

Pilidiocrinidae

extinct

Permian (Artinskian)

Russia

[350] :100

Eopinnacrinus

Brower & Veinus

1982

E. pinnulatus Brower & Veinus, 1982

Metabolocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

United States

[466] :138

Eopactocrinus (jun. syn. of Gasterocoma )

Müller

1855

E. irregularis Wirtgen & Zeiler, 1855

[467] :84

Epalxyocrinus (nomen nudum)

Sisova

1960

E. asymmetricus Sisova, 1960

[columnal]

extinct

Mississippian (Viséan & Namurian)

Russia

[468] :58

Epiacrocrinus

Arendt

1995

E. crassus Arendt, 1995

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Moscovian & Kassimovian)

Russia

[469] :68 [470] :82

Epihalysiocrinus

Arendt

1965

Halysiocrinus tuberculatus Yakovlev, 1927

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Bashkirian) & Permian (Artinskian)

Russia

[471] :90

Epimetra

Clark, AH

1911

E. nympha Clark, 1911

Colobometridae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Philippines

[472] :542

Epipetschoracrinus

Yakovlev

1956

E. borealis Yakovlev, 1956

Agassizocrinidae

extinct

Permian

Russia

[170] :81

Eratocrinus

Kirk

1938

Zeacrinus elegans Hall, 1858

Zeacrinitidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian & Viséan)

United States

[37] :165

Eretmocrinus

Lyon & Casseday

1859

E. magnificus Lyon & Casseday, 1859

Batocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian & Pennsylvanian

North America

[473] :241

Erincrinus

Ausich & Sevastopulo

2001

Graphiocrinus austini Wright, 1952

Bursacrinidae

extinct

Mississippian (Tournaisian)

Ireland

[245] :109

Erisocrinus

Meek & Worthen

1865

E. typus Meek & Worthen, 1865

Erisocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian, Pennsylvanian & Permian

United States, Russia, United Kingdom, China, Brazil, Japan, Sicily

[474] :174

Erlangeracrocrinus

Arendt

1995

E. elongatus Arendt, 1995

Acrocrinidae

extinct

Pennsylvanian (Moscovian)

Russia

[469] :66 [470] :80

Erythrometra

Clark, AH

1908

Antedon ruber Clark, 1907

Antedonidae

extant

Quaternary (Holocene)

Japan, Indonesia, New Zealand

[215] :126

Espanocrinus

Webster

1976

E. lemonei Webster, 1976

Calceocrinidae

extinct

Devonian (Emsian)

Spain

[475] :681

Esthonocrinus

Jaekel

1918

E. laevior Jaekel, 1918

Dendrocrinidae

extinct

Ordovician (Sandbian)

Estonia

[97] :52

Ethelocrinus

Kirk

1937

Eupachycrinus magister Miller & Gurley, 1890

Cromyocrinidae

extinct

Mississippian & Pennsylvanian

United States

[476] :605

Eucalyptocrinites

Goldfuss

1831

Eucalyptocrinites rosaceus Goldfuss, 1831

Eucalyptocrinitidae

extinct

Silurian to Middle Devonian

Asia, Australia, Europe, North America

[379] :214

Eucatillocrinus

Eucladocrinus

Eudesicrinus

Eudimerocrinus

Euerisocrinus

Eugeniacrinites

Eumorphocrinus

Euonychocrinus

Eupachycrinus

Euptychocrinus

Euryocrinus

Euspirocrinus

Eustenocrinus

Eutaxocrinus

Eutelecrinus

Eutrochocrinus

Exaetocrinus

Exochocrinus

Exocrinus

Exoriocrinus

Exsulacrinus

Exterocrinus

Fifeocrinus

Fishericrinus

Follicrinus

Forbesiocrinus

Forthocrinus

Galateacrinus

Gammarocrinites

Gasterocoma

Gastrocrinus

Gaulocrinus

Gaurocrinus

Gazacrinus

Gemmacrinus

Gennaeocrinus

Geraocrinus

Geroldicrinus

Gilbertsocrinus

Gilmocrinus

Gissocrinus

Glaphyocrinus

Glaucocrinus

Glaukosocrinus

Glenotremites

Globacrocrinus

Globocrinus

Glossocrinus

Glyptocrinus

Gnorimocrinus

Goleocrinus

Gongrocrinus

Goniocrinus

Gothocrinus

Graffhamicrinus

Graphiocrinus

Grenprisia

Griphocrinus

Grypocrinus

Guettardicrinus

Gustabilicrinus

Gutticrinus

Gymnocrinus

Hadrocrinus

Haereticotaxocrinus

Haeretocrinus

Hagnocrinus

Hallocrinus

Halogetocrinus

Halysiocrinus

Hapalocrinus

Haplocrinites

Harmostocrinus

Harrelicrinus

Harrellicrinus

Hebeticrinus

Helicocrinus

Heliosocrinus

Hemibrachiocrinus

Hemicrinus

Hemiindocrinus

Hemimollocrinus

Hemistreptacron

Hemistreptocrinus

Heracrinus

Hercocrinus

Herpetocrinus

Hertha

Heterocrinus

Heterometra

Hexacrinites

Himerocrinus

Himerometra

Hirneacrinus

Hispidocrinus

Histocrinus

Holcocrinus

Holocrinus

Wachsmuth & Springer

1887

Encrinus beyrichi Picard, 1883

Holocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Induan - Carnian)

Japan, Europe, North America, China, New Zealand

[477] :139 [20] :24

Holopus

Holynocrinus

Homalocrinus

Homocrinus

Hoplocrinus

Hormocrinus

Hosieocrinus

Hoyacrinus

Hyalocrinus

Hybocrinus

Hybocystites

Hydreionocrinus

Hydriocrinus

Hydroporocrinus

Hylodecrinus

Hypocrinus

Hypselocrinus

Hypsocrinus

Hyrtanecrinus

Ibanocrinus

Iberocrinus

Ibexocrinus

Icthyocrinus

Idaeumocrinus

Idosocrinus

Illemnocrinus

Ilmocrinus

Imitatocrinus

Indocrinus

Intermediacrinus

Inyocrinus

Iocrinus

Isocatillocrinus

Isocrinus

Isotomocrinus

Isselicrinus

Iteacrinus

Ivanovaecrinus

Jaekelicrinus

Jaekelometra

Jahnocrinus

Jimbacrinus

Junocrinus

Kallimorphocrinus

Kalpidocrinus

Kanabinocrinus

Kansacrinus

Katarocrinus

Kooptoonocrinus

Kopficrinus

Kophinocrinus

Krinocrinus

Kylixocrinus

Kyreocrinus

Labiocrinus

Laccocrinus

Laevigatocrinus

Lageniocrinus

Lampadosocrinus

Lampterocrinus

Lanecrinus

Lanternocrinus

Lasanocrinus

Lasiocrinus

Laubeocrinus

Laudonocrinus

Laurelocrinus

Lebetocrinus

Lecanocrinus

Lecobasicrinus

Lecocrinus

Lecythiocrinus

Lecythocrinus

Lekocrinus

Lemennocrinus

Lenneocrinus

Leocrinus

Liliocrinus

Linobrachiocrinus

Linocrinus

Liomolgocrinus

Liparocrinus

Lithocrinus

Litocrinus

Lobalocrinus

Lobomelocrinus

Logocrinus

Lonchocrinus

Lopadiocrinus

Lophocrinus

Loriolicrinus

Loriolometra

Lotocrinus

Loxocrinus

Luxocrinus

Lyonicrinus

Lyriocrinus

Macarocrinus

Macnamaratylus

Macrocrinus

Macrostylocrinus

Maennilicrinus

Malaiocrinus

Maligneocrinus

Manicrinus

Manillocrinus

Manticrinus

Mantikosocrinus

Maquoketocrinus

Maragnicrinus

Marathonocrinus

Margocrinus

Marhoumacrinus

Marsupiocrinus

Marsupites

Mastigocrinus

Mathericrinus

Megaliocrinus

Meganotocrinus

Megistocrinus

Melbacrinus

Melocrinites

Menniscocrinus

Meristocrinus

Merocrinus

Mespilocrinus

Metabolocrinus

Metacatillocrinus

Metacrinus

Metacrocrinus

Metacromyocrinus

Metaeutelecrinus

Metaffinocrinus

Metaindocrinus

Metallagecrinus

Metaperimestocrinus

Metasycocrinus

Methabocrinus

Metichthyocrinus

Metutharocrinus

Miatschkovocrinus

Microcaracrinus

Microcrinus

Mictocrinus

Millericrinus

Minicrinus

Minilyacrinus

Miracrinus

Mitrocrinus

Moapocrinus

Moenocrinus

Hildebrand

1926

Moenocrinus deeckei Hildebrand, 1926

Holocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian)

Germany

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Mollocrinus

Monachocrinus

Moniellocrinus

Monobrachiocrinus

Monstrocrinus

Mooreocrinus

Morrowcrinus

Moscovicrinus

Moundocrinus

Musicrinus

Mycocrinus

Myelodactylus

Myrtillocrinus

Mysticocrinus

Nacocrinus

Nactocrinus

Nanicrinus

Nanocrinus

Nassoviocrinus

Nasutocrinus

Nebrashacrinus

Nemaster

Neoarchaeocrinus

Neocamtocrinus

Neocatacrinus

Neocatillocrinus

Neocrinus

Neodadocrinus

Neodichocrinus

Neolageniocrinus

Neoplatycrinus

Neoprotencrinus

Neozeacrinus

Nereocrinus

Nevadacrinus

Nevadocrinus

Nexocrinus

Nielsenicrinus

Ninocrinus

Nipterocrinus

Nonparactocrinus

Notiocatillocrinus

Notiocrinus

Notocrinus

Nowracrinus

Nummicrinus

Nunnacrinus

Nuxocrinus

Nyctocrinus

Occiducrinus

Oehlerticrinus

Oenochoacrinus

Ohiocrinus

Oklahomacrinus

Oligobrachyocrinus

Ontariocrinus

Onychocrinus

Ophiocrinus

Ophiurocrinus

Opsiocrinus

Orbignycrinus

Orthocrinus

Orthogonocrinus

Ossicrinus

Osteocrinus

Othneiocrinus

Ottawacrinus

Oxynocrinus

Pabianocrinus

Pachylocrinus

Pachyocrinus

Pagecrinus

Paianocrinus

Paiderocrinus

Palaeantedon

Palaeocomaster

Palaeocrinus

Palaeoholopus

Palmerocrinus

Pandanocrinus

Pandoracrinus

Parabotryocrinus

Parabursacrinus

Paracatillocrinus

Paraclidochirus

Paracolocrinus

Paracomatula

Paracosmetocrinus

Paracotylederma

Paracremacrinus

Paracrocrinus

Paracromyocrinus

Paractocrinus

Paracydonocrinus

Paracymbiocrinus

Paradelocrinus

Paradiabolocrinus

Paradichocrinus

Paradoxocrinus

Paragammarocrinites

Paragaricocrinus

Paragassizocrinus

Paragazacrinus

Paragraphiocrinus

Parahexacrinus

Paramegaliocrinus

Paramelocrinus

Paramphicrinus

Paranisocrinus

Parapernerocrinus

Parapisocrinus

Paraplasocrinus

Pararchaeocrinus

Parascytalocrinus

Parastachyocrinus

Parastephanocrinus

Parasycocrinus

Paratalarocrinus

Paratimorocidaris

Parazeacrinites

Parazophocrinus

Parethelocrinus

Parichthyocrinus

Parindocrinus

Pariocrinus

Parisangulocrinus

Parisocrinus

Parorthocrinus

Parspaniocrinus

Parulocrinus

Passalocrinus

Patelliocrinus

Paulocrinus

Pedinocrinus

Pegocrinus

Pelecocrinus

Pelidocrinus

Pellecrinus

Peltacrinus

Penicillicrinus

Peniculocrinus

Pentacrinites

Pentaramicrinus

Pentececrinus

Pepitaxoncrinus

Percevalicrinus

Peremocrinus

Periechocrinus

Periglyptocrinus

Perimestocrinus

Perissocrinus

Permiocrinus

Permobrachypus

Pernerocrinus

Perritocrinus

Perunocrinus

Petalambicrinus

Petalocrinus

Petrocrinus

Petschoracrinus

Phacelocrinus

Phanocrinus

Phillipsocrinus

Phimocrinus

Phrygilocrinus

Phyllocrinus

Physetocrinus

Pidelocrinus

Pilidiocrinus

Pilocrinus

Pimlicocrinus

Pirasocrinus

Pisocrinus

Pithocrinus

Placometra

Plagiocrinus

Planacrocrinus

Platyacrocrinus

Platycrinites

Platyfundocrinus

Platyhexacrinus

Plaxocrinus

Plemnocrinus

Plesiocrinus

Pleurocrinus

Plicatocrinus

Plicodendrocrinus

Plotocrinus

Plummericrinus

Poculicrinus

Poecilocrinus

Pogonipocrinus

Polusocrinus

Polycrinus

Polygonocrinus

Polypeltes

Pomatocrinus

Porocrinus

Porphyrocrinus

Poteriocrinites

Pradocrinus

Praecupulocrinus

Praedicticrinus

Praeisselicrinus

Praeorocrinus

Pregazacrinus

Premanicrinus

Prininocrinus

Proallosocrinus

Proampelocrinus

Proanisocrinus

Proapsidocrinus

Probletocrinus

Prochoidiocrinus

Procomaster

Proctothylacocrinus

Proexenocrinus

Prohexacrinus

Proholopus

Proindocrinus

Prokopicrinus

Prolobocrinus

Promelocrinus

Prophyllocrinus

Propoteriocrinus

Protacrocrinus

Protaxocrinus

Protencrinus

Psalidocrinus

Pseudoantedon

Pseudosaccocoma

Psilocrinus

Pskovicrinus

Pterinocrinus

Pterocoma

Pterotocrinus

Ptychocrinus

Pulaskicrinus

Pumilindocrinus

Putilovocrinus

Pycnocrinus

Pycnosaccus

Pygmaeocrinus

Pyndaxocrinus

Pyrenocrinus

Pyxidocrinus

Quantoxocrinus

Quenstedticrinus

Quiniocrinus

Quinquecaudex

Ramacrinus

Ramseyocrinus

Ramulocrinus

Rasfacrinus

Raymondicrinus

Regnellicrinus

Remesimetra

Remisovicrinus

Resetocrinus

Reteocrinus

Retusocrinus

Revalocrinus

Rhabdocrinus

Rhachkicrinus

Rhadinocrinus

Rhaphaocrinus

Rhenocrinus

Rheocrinus

Rhipidocrinus

Rhodanometra

Rhodocrinites

Rhopalocrinus

Rhopocrinus

Rimosidocrinus

Ristnacrinus

Roemerocrinus

Roiometra

Roveacrinoides

Roveacrinus

Rumphiocrinus

Sacariacrinus

Saccocoma

Saccosompsis

Sagenocrinites

Sampsonocrinus

Sardinocrinus

Sarocrinus

Scammatocrinus

Schedexocrinus

Schistocrinus

Schizocrinus

Schlueterometra

Schmidtocrinus

Schultzicrinus

Sciadiocrinus

Sclerocrinus

Scoliocrinus

Scotiacrinus

Scotocrinus

Scyphocrinites

Scytalocrinus

Seirocrinus

Sellardsicrinus

Semiometra

Senariocrinus

Separocrinus

Serendipocrinus

Shidianocrinus

Shimantocrinus

Shroshaecrinus

Siderocrinus

Sievertsia

Sigambrocrinus

Silfonocrinus

Siliesiacrinus

Simocrinus

Simplococrinus

Singularocrinus

Sinocrinus

Sinopetalocrinus

Siphonocrinus

Situlacrinus

Skaiocrinus

Solanocrinites

Solonaerium

Somphocrinus

Sostronocrinus

Souticrinus

Spaniocrinus

Sphaerocrinus

Sphaerotocrinus

Spheniscocrinus

Springeracrocrinus

Springericrinus

Spriocrinus

Spyridiocrinus

Stachyocrinus

Stamnocrinus

Staphylocrinus

Steganocrinus

Stelidiocrinus

Stellarocrinus

Stenometra

Stenopecrinus

Stereoaster

Stereobrachicrinus

Stibarocrinus

Stinocrinus

Stipatocrinus

Stiptocrinus

Stiremetra

Stomiocrinus

Storthingocrinus

Strambergocrinus

Streblocrinus

Streptocrinus

Strimplecrinus

Strobocrinus

Strongylocrinus

Strotocrinus

Struszocrinus

Stuartwellercrinus

Stylocrinus

Styracocrinus

Subarrectocrinus

Sublobalocrinus

Sundacrinus

Sunwaptacrinus

Sycocrinites

Sygcaulocrinus

Synaptocrinus

Synarmocrinus

Synbathocrinus

Synchirocrinus

Syndetocrinus

Synerocrinus

Syntomocrinus

Synyphocrinus

Tagenocrinus

Taidocrinus

Talarocrinus

Tapinocrinus

Tarachiocrinus

Tarantocrinus

Tasmanocrinus

Taucatillocrinus

Taurocrinus

Taxocrinus

Technocrinus

Teleiocrinus

Telikosocrinus

Teliocrinus

Temnocrinus

Tenagocrinus

Terocrinus

Terpnocrinus

Tetrabrachiocrinus

Tetracionocrinus

Tetracrinus

Tetractocrinus

Tetractocrinus

Tetragonocrinus

Tetramerocrinites

Tetrapleurocrinus

Texacrinus

Thalamocrinus

Thallocrinus

Thaminocrinus

Thamnocrinus

Theleproktocrinus

Theloreus

Thenarocrinus

Thetidicrinus

Thiolliericrinus

Tholocrinus

Thomasocrinus

Thuringocrinus

Thylacocrinus

Thyridocrinus

Tiaracrinus

Timorechinus

Tirocrinus

Tollmannicrinus

Klikushin

1992

Entrochus saklibelensis Kristan-Tollmann, 1975

Holocrinidae

extinct

Triassic (Anisian - Carnian)

Italy, Hungary, Turkey, China, New Zealand

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Tornatilicrinus

Torrocrinus

Torynocrinus

Trampidocrinus

Traskocrinus

Traumatocrinus

Trautscholdicrinus

Treocrinus

Triacrinus

Triboloporus

Tribrachyocrinus

Triceracrinus

Trichinocrinus

Trichocrinus

Trichotocrinus

Trimerocrinus

Trinalicrinus

Tripatocrinus

Trochocrinites

Trochocrinites

Trophocrinus

Trybliocrinus

Trypherocrinus

Tryssocrinus

Tulipacrinus

Tundracrinus

Tunguskocrinus

Tunisiacrinus

Turbocrinus

Typanocrinus

Tyrieocrinus

Tyrolecrinus

Uintacrinus

Ulocrinus

Ulrichicrinus

Umbocrinus

Uperocrinus

Ureocrinus

Utharocrinus

Vadarocrinus

Vasocrinus

Vertigocrinus

Vicetiametra

Virucrinus

Vosekocrinus

Vostocovacrinus

Wachsmuthicrinus

Wannerocrinus

Westheadocrinus

Wetherbyocrinus

Whiteocrinus

Wilsonicrinus

Woodocrinus

Worthenocrinus

Wrightocrinus

Xenocatillocrinus

Xenocrinus

Xisoallogecrinus

Xysmacrinus

Yakovlevicrinus

Zeacrinites

Zenkericrinus

Zenocrinus

Zeusocrinus

Zirocrinus

Zophocrinus

Zostocrinus

Zygotocrinus

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