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- the stylonurines were comparatively rare and retained their posterior prosomal appendages for walking. Despite their rarity, the stylonurines have the...
- than allow them to crawl across the sea floor. In contrast, a number of stylonurines had elongated and powerful legs that might have allowed them to walk...
- of years before the Permian-Tri****ic extinction event that ended the stylonurines. The Stylonurina and Eurypterina are most easily distinguished by the...
- short with two distal spines. The rhenopterids were the most primitive stylonurines and the family encomp****es many previously enigmatic eurypterids, such...
- far. Megarachne was part of the stylonurine suborder, a relatively rare clade of eurypterids. Within the stylonurines, Megarachne is a member of the superfamily...
- 7 in) in length. All these were eurypterine eurypterids. The largest stylonurine eurypterid was Hibbertopterus, with 1.8 m (5 ft 11 in) in length. There...
- Eurypterina, the adelophthalmids were not the last eurypterids. The stylonurines or the "walking eurypterids" were the last ones, surviving in the family...
- long. The metasoma is very narrow. Though one of the earliest described stylonurines, described shortly after the description of Stylonurus itself, it has...
- worker on the fauna of the Old Red Sandstone and describer of the first Stylonurine eurypterid. Pagea was a large stylonurid eurypterid. The third and fourth...
- derived Hibbertopteridae. The hibbertopterids were the largest of all stylonurine eurypterids, with both Hibbertopterus at 180–200 centimetres (5.9–6.6...