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References
A ventral view of Myophorella lusitanica showing the fan shape of the shell.
- Choffat, P. 1885. Description de la faune Jurassique du Portugal. Mollusques Lamelllibranches deuxieme ordre Asiphonidae. Memoir Section des Travaux Géologiques du Portugal. 36pp.
- Sharpe, D. 1849. On the secondary district of Portugal which lies on the north of the Tagus. Quarterly Journal of the Geological society of London. 6, 135-201.
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