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Geragnostus is a genus of agnostid trilobites, an extinct group of small marine arthropods whose fossils are important in Cambrian and Ordovician biostratigraphy. The genus has been recorded from European fossil localities, including the Arenaceous Beds of the Shineton Shales Formation in England. A...
Micragnostus is an extinct genus of small agnostid trilobites in the family Agnostidae, named by Howell in 1935 with Agnostus calvus as its type species. It is recorded from Upper Cambrian strata in regions including Wales, Scandinavia, Australia, East and South Asia, and parts of the Americas, and...
Diplagnostus is an extinct genus of small agnostid trilobites, classified in the family Diplagnostidae. It is known mainly from Middle Cambrian marine strata, with named species and records reported from Scandinavia, Australia, Argentina, North Greenland, and other regions. Because agnostoid species...
Bolaspis is an extinct genus of Middle Cambrian trilobites in the family Bolaspididae. It is known from western North American formations, including the Wolsey Shale of Montana and the Marjum Formation, and its species have been included in studies of Cambrian trilobite faunas. The genus is represen...
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