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Kootenia burgessensis is an extinct species of trilobite that existed during the Middle Cambrian period. It is primarily known from the famous Burgess Shale deposit located in the Canadian Rockies of British Columbia, Canada. The species was originally described by paleontologist Charles Doolittle W...
Kootenia is an extinct genus of corynexochid trilobites from the Middle Cambrian. Fossils assigned to the genus are known from parts of North America and Asia, and Kootenia occurs in rocks formed during the interval associated with Burgess Shale type Cambrian faunas. Its distribution and stratigraph...
Dorypyge is an extinct genus of Middle Cambrian trilobites in the family Dorypygidae and the order Corynexochida. Fossils have been reported from North America and Asia. The genus is recognized by its elongated pygidium, the rear shield of the trilobite body, which bears marginal spines. Dorypyge is...
Loganopeltoides is an extinct genus of Cambrian trilobites in the family Harpididae, a group within the order Harpetida. Fossils attributed to the genus occur in Cambrian marine strata, including deposits in Kazakhstan and North America. Species such as Loganopeltoides zenkeri and Loganopeltoides pr...
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