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Pricyclopyge is a genus of trilobite belonging to the family Cyclopygidae, known from Ordovician-period deposits primarily in Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic) and Iberia. The genus is distinguished by its unusually large, forward-facing compound eyes, which cover a significant portion of the cep...
Telephina is a genus of trilobites from the Ordovician Period, placed within the order Cyclopygida. Its members had large compound eyes and a relatively streamlined body, anatomical traits commonly interpreted as adaptations to life in the open water rather than continuous movement across the seaflo...
Opipeuter is an extinct genus of Ordovician trilobites interpreted as pelagic, meaning that it lived in the open water rather than on the sea floor. It is distinguished by greatly enlarged, convex compound eyes, a narrow thorax with eleven segments, reduced fixed cheeks, and a pygidium that ends in...
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