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Holmia

Holmia is a genus of olenellid trilobites from the early Cambrian Period. It is particularly associated with Scandinavia and nearby parts of the Baltic region. The genus gives its name to the Holmia Biozone, a biostratigraphic interval used to correlate lower Cambrian rocks in parts of northern Euro...

2 Callavia
Callavia

Callavia is a genus of olenellid trilobites from the early Cambrian Period. It is especially associated with Newfoundland, Canada, and other parts of Laurentia. The genus gives its name to the Callavia Biozone, a biostratigraphic interval used in correlating lower Cambrian rocks in the region. Calla...

3 Bristolia
Bristolia

Bristolia is an extinct genus of olenellid trilobites from the Early Cambrian of western North America. It is particularly associated with fossil-bearing strata in Nevada and California and is recognized by the long genal spines extending from the sides of its cephalon. The genus is used in work on...

4 Nephrolenellus

Nephrolenellus is an extinct genus of olenellid trilobites from the Early Cambrian of western North America. Its body plan includes an elongated axial lobe and a relatively small pygidium, features associated with the early olenellid trilobite form. Fossils of Nephrolenellus contribute to studies of...

5 Wanneria
Wanneria

Wanneria is a genus of olenellid trilobites from the Early Cambrian period. Its fossils occur in North America and are associated with the Laurentian continent, an ancient landmass that included much of present-day North America. As an early trilobite, Wanneria helps document the diversification of...

6 Mesonacis
Mesonacis

Mesonacis is a genus of Early Cambrian olenellid trilobites known from North America and Greenland. It belongs to the order Redlichiida and the family Olenellidae, a group associated with some of the earliest widespread trilobite faunas. Mesonacis is characterized in descriptions by the structure of...

7 Kjerulfia
Kjerulfia

Kjerulfia is a genus of Early Cambrian trilobites known from lower Cambrian deposits in Norway and Sweden. It is associated with the olenellid trilobites, an early branch of trilobite diversity that appeared during the initial expansion of the group. Fossils assigned to Kjerulfia are useful for stud...

8 Paedeumias
Paedeumias

Paedeumias is an extinct genus of olenellid trilobites from the Early Cambrian, classified in the order Redlichiida and family Olenellidae. Its fossils are known from Laurentian North America, including Nevada, California, and Pennsylvania, and named species include Paedeumias nevadensis and Paedeum...

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