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Pterygometopus is a genus of trilobites in the family Pterygometopidae, known from Ordovician and Silurian fossil strata. Its cephalon is distinguished by broad lateral expansions of the fixigenae, the fixed cheek regions beside the glabella. Fossils attributed to the genus are especially associated...
Ordovician trilobite known from Bohemian and broader European strata, a robust-bodied form assigned to trinucleoid or related groups and recognized by its ornamented cephalic shield.
Silurian dalmanitid trilobite distributed across North America and Europe, recognized by schizochroal eyes and a spinose pygidial axis.
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