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Proetida is an
order of
trilobite that
lived from the
Ordovician to the Permian. It was the last
surviving order of trilobite,
dying out in the Permian-Tri****ic...
- long decline, when,
during the Devonian, all
trilobite orders except the
Proetida died out. The last
trilobites disappeared in the m****
extinction at the...
- Asaphida,
Proetida, Harpetida, and
possibly Phacopida.
These are now
known as the "Librostome Orders".
Trilobites of the
orders Proetida, Harpetida,...
- placoderms, and
nearly all
trilobites save for a few
species of the
order Proetida. The
subsequent end-Devonian extinction,
which occurred at
around 359 Ma...
- Buchiproetus?
exconcha Sp. nov
Valid Flick Devonian Germany A
member of
Proetida belonging to the
family Tropidocoryphidae.
Buenellus chilhoweensis Sp....
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Australokaskia (Australokaskia), Planokaskia,
Malchi n. gen."
Geologica et
Palaeontologica 28 (1994): 79-101.
Proetida fact
sheet [1]
Paleontology portal v t e...
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continued to
recognize Phillipsiidae as a
distinct and
separate family within Proetida. The
following genera are included,
divided among six subfamilies: No subfamily...
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classification Kingdom:
Animalia Phylum:
Arthropoda class:
Trilobita Order:
Proetida Family:
Phillipsiidae Subfamily:
Ditomopyginae Genus:
Triproetus Steininger...
- Librostoma.
Phacopida was one of only two
trilobite orders (along with the
Proetida) to
survive the Kellw****er
event (Late
Devonian extinction) at the Frasnian-Famennian...
- ****an. It was
originally described by
Riuji Endo as
Paladin yanagisawai.
Proetida fact
sheet [1]
Endops in
Paleobiology db [2]
Paleontology portal v t e...
