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Stylonurina is one of two
suborders of eurypterids, a
group of
extinct arthropods commonly known as "sea scorpions".
Members of the
suborder are collectively...
- suborders,
Eurypterina and
Stylonurina, are
distinguished primarily by the
morphology of
their final pair of appendages. In the
Stylonurina, this
appendage takes...
- (2010) and
shows the
relationship of
Megarachne within the
suborder Stylonurina. Both
known specimens of
Megarachne have been
recovered from the Bajo...
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eurypterid suborders. They
first appeared around the same time as the
Stylonurina in the
Middle Ordovician. The
suborder faced a slow
extinction during...
- turn is one of four
superfamilies classified as part of the
suborder Stylonurina. Stylonuridae,
which lived from
Early Silurian to the Late Devonian,...
- turn is one of four
superfamilies classified as part of the
suborder Stylonurina.
Mycteroptids were sweep-feeding
eurypterids known from the Late Carboniferous...
- Drepanopteridae, now monotypic)
would be
subsequently included in the
Stylonurina suborder for not
possessing the
podomere 7a. However, in 2014, Poschmann...
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swimming paddles, a
feature they
shared with
their entire suborder, the
Stylonurina.
Hibbertopterids fed
using a
method referred to as sweep-feeding, in...
- turn is one of four
superfamilies classified as part of the
suborder Stylonurina.
Parastylonurids are
stylonuroids with a
posterior second order opisthosomal...
- It is one of four
superfamilies classified as part of the
suborder Stylonurina. Stylonuroidea,
which lived from the
Early Silurian to the Late Devonian...
