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Waterlot published a
landmark study in 1934,
establishing the
order Arthropleurida,
placing the
group as
sister to
order Trilobita,
within the defunct...
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Subclass †Arthropleuridea (placed in
Penicillata by some authors)
Order †
Arthropleurida Waterlot, 1934
Order †Eoarthropleurida
Shear & Selden, 1995
Order †Microdecemplicida...
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myriapods are known.
Arthropleuridea is most
famous for
Arthropleura (order
Arthropleurida).
Tracks from
Arthropleura up to 50 cm wide have been
found at Joggins...
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existed in the
Cretaceous period. Some
authors place the
extinct orders Arthropleurida and
Eoarthropleurida (each
represented by a
single genus)
within the...
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Arthropleuridea Arthropleurida Eoarthropleurida ?Microdecemplicida...
- Otto; Brauckmann,
Carsten (2003). "Fossil
giants and
surviving dwarfs.
Arthropleurida and
Pselaphognatha (Atelocerata, Diplopoda): characters, phylogenetic...
- America.
William Shear & Paul
Selden (1995). "Eoarthropleura (Arthropoda,
Arthropleurida) from the
Silurian of
Britain and the
Devonian of
North America" (PDF)...
- Brauckmann, C. (2003-08-26). "Fossil
giants and
surviving dwarfs.
Arthropleurida and
Pselaphognatha (Atelocerata, Diplopoda): characters, phylogenetic...
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their only
similarities are in
general body shape.
Members of
Arthropleurida also only
resemble it on a
surface level, as
Keurbos lacks both the...
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Arthropleuridea Arthropleurida Eoarthropleurida ?Microdecemplicida...
