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around 432 to 418
million years ago.
Eurypterus is by far the most well-studied and well-known eurypterid.
Eurypterus fossil specimens probably represent...
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featured an
extensive description of
Eurypterus fischeri (now seen as
synonymous with
another species of
Eurypterus, E. tetragonophthalmus), which, along...
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Binomial name Mola
alexandrini (Ranzani, 1839)
Synonyms Orthragoriscus eurypterus Philippi 1892
Orthragoriscus ramsayi Giglioli 1839 Mola
ramsayi Giglioli...
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Metius eurypterus is a
species of
ground beetle in the
subfamily Pterostichinae. It was
described by
Jules Putzeys in 1875. "Metius
eurypterus (Putzeys...
- maple,
Lilac bush
Inanimate insignia Beverage Milk Food
Yogurt Fossil Eurypterus remipes Gemstone Garnet S**** Bay
scallop Sport Baseball State route marker...
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species †Buffalopterus
pustulosus Kjellesvig-Waering & Heubusch, 1962
Synonyms Eurypterus giganteus Pohlman, 1882
Pterygotus globicaudatus Pohlman, 1882...
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Almond Miller and
William Frank Eugene Gurley described a new
species of
Eurypterus, E. kokomoensis,
based on four specimens,
three of them well-preserved...
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creatures like
giant beavers and mammoths. The
Silurian sea
scorpion Eurypterus remipes is the New York
state fossil. New York has a very rich fossil...
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Eurypterus itself. Five
years later, in 1836,
British geologist Samuel Hibbert redescribed the same
fossil specimens,
giving them the name
Eurypterus...
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Walcott provisionally referred the
fossils to the
genus Eurypterus,
proposing the
species name
Eurypterus? clevelandi, the name
honoring Cleveland. The fossils...
