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Raphiophorus is a
genus of the
family Raphiophoridae in the
Ordovician and
Silurian periods. It has been
reported from East Asia,
North Africa,
North and...
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Lepidoproetus L. (Dipharangus) xeo
Proetidae Proetus P.
vaningeni Radnoria Raphiophorus R.
niagarensis Sphaerexochus S.
glaber Staurocephalus S.
lagena S. oarion...
- Nanshanaspis, Parabulbaspis, Parampyx, Pseudampyxina, Pytine, Raphioampyx,
Raphiophorus, Raymondella, Rhombampyx, Salteria, Sinampyxina, Sinoluia, Taklamakania...
- and the
formerly diverse Asaphida survived with only a
single genus,
Raphiophorus. A cool-water
trilobite ****emblage, the
Mucronaspis fauna, coincides...
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Species of
Bulbaspis are
similar to
other raphiophorids such as
Ampyx and
Raphiophorus, save that the long
spine that
emanates from the
glabella of the latter...
- G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z †Radnoria †Ramosites †
Raphiophorus †
Raphiophorus niagarensis †Rayonnoceras †Rayonnoceras eccentri**** – type locality...
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events with
diversity peaking from the
Darriwilian to the Sandbian.
Raphiophorus survived into the Silurian. The
subfamily Taklamakaniinae was erected...
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other animals as well.
Among them are
trilobites such as Leonaspis,
Raphiophorus and a
fragmentary harpetid trilobite. Also
preserved are bivalves, such...
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trilobite species Acernaspis glabra,
Youngia moroides,
Scotoharpes judex,
Raphiophorus aloniensis and the
brachipod Plectatrypa flexuosa and the graptolites...
- Telephinidae, and all
Asaphids &
Trinucleids except for the
raphiophorid Raphiophorus,
which would go
extinct shortly after in the Silurian.
Librostomes occupied...
