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Dipleura is an extinct genus of phacopid trilobites known especially from the Middle Devonian Hamilton Group of New York State. Fossils have also been reported from other Devonian regions, including France, Libya, and Colombia. Some specimens are large for Devonian trilobites, and the genus is of in...
Trimerus is an extinct genus of homalonotid trilobites that lived from the Silurian into the Devonian. It is recognized by a broad, weakly trilobate body, a large head with an expanded anterior margin, and a pygidium that is typically triangular; some species exceeded 20 centimeters in length. Fossi...
Homalonotus is a genus of trilobites known from Silurian and Devonian marine rocks. Its members had a relatively smooth, flattened exoskeleton and an elongated thorax, features that distinguish the genus from many more strongly ornamented trilobites. Homalonotus fossils are particularly associated w...
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