description Loganopeltis Overview
Ordovician asaphid trilobite from Laurentia, named in honor of Canadian geologist Sir William Edmond Logan and known from North American Ordovician deposits.
help Loganopeltis FAQ
What is Loganopeltis?
Loganopeltis is an Ordovician asaphid trilobite from Laurentia. It is known from North American Ordovician deposits.
Why is Loganopeltis named Loganopeltis?
The genus name honors Sir William Edmond Logan, a Canadian geologist. The name combines that tribute with the taxonomic ending used for the trilobite genus.
What geological period did Loganopeltis live in?
Loganopeltis lived during the Ordovician Period. Its fossils come from rocks associated with ancient Laurentia, the geological continent that included much of present-day North America.
What type of trilobite was Loganopeltis?
It was an asaphid trilobite, a member of a major trilobite group. Its known fossil record is tied to North American Ordovician deposits.
explore Explore More
Reviews & Comments
Write a Review
Be the first to review
Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.
