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Phillipsia is a Carboniferous proetid trilobite genus recorded from Europe and North America. It is notable because trilobites of the genus Phillipsia survived into the late Paleozoic, when trilobite diversity had already declined substantially compared with earlier periods. Its compact body and cap...
Griffithides is an extinct genus of proetid trilobites from the Carboniferous. Its fossils are associated with marine strata, including occurrences in Ireland and other parts of Europe and North America. As a late Paleozoic trilobite, Griffithides belongs to lineages that persisted after the major D...
Pseudophillipsia is a genus of phillipsiid trilobites from late Carboniferous and Permian marine rocks. Fossils attributed to the genus occur in parts of the former Tethys region, including areas of Asia. It belongs to one of the trilobite lineages that survived into the Permian, when trilobite dive...
Paladin is a genus of phillipsiid trilobites from the Carboniferous Period. Its fossils are known from marine strata in Europe and from other regions represented in the phillipsiid record. The genus belongs to a late-surviving branch of proetid trilobites and is often found in enrolled specimens, in...
Ditomopyge is an extinct genus of proetid trilobites known from Carboniferous and Permian marine rocks. It belongs to a lineage that persisted late in trilobite history, when trilobite diversity was already much lower than in the Paleozoic's earlier periods. Ditomopyge is studied by paleontologists...
Zeliszkella is an extinct genus of phacopid trilobites in the family Dalmanitidae, known from Middle and Upper Ordovician strata in the Czech Republic, France, Morocco, Portugal, and Spain. Its cephalon has a narrow frontal area and large schizochroal eyes, while the thorax has eleven segments and t...
Spatulina is an extinct genus of proetid trilobites from the Carboniferous. It was established for fossils originally described as Phillipsia spatulata from the Coddon Hill Chert Formation in England, and the genus is characterized in part by a spatula-shaped pygidium. The name Spatulina was later f...
Kathwaia is an extinct genus of Permian trilobites assigned to the order Proetida. It was described from marine rocks near Kathwai village in Pakistan's Salt Range and is also represented in late Permian records from the North Caucasus; the type species was based on a Salt Range specimen. The genus...
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