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- Thylacares is a genus of thylacocephalan containing only the single species Thylacares brandonensis. Found in Silurian period strata from the Brandon Bridge...
- Eodollocaris Falcatacaris Ligulacaris Paraostenia Polzia Rugocaris Silesicaris Thylacares Victoriacaris Order Concavicarida Family Austriocarididae Austriocaris...
- palaeoscolecids, and polychaetes. Possibly hunting in the midwater was Thylacares brandonensis, a thylacocephalan arthropod, and in terms of geographical...
- †Thal****inoides †Thaleops Thurammina †Thurammina polygona †Thylacares – type locality for genus †Thylacares brandonensis – type locality for species †Tremanotus...
- described as a separate genus from Venustulus. Thylacares Arthropoda Thylacocephala Six specimens Thylacares is a genus of thylacocephalan (a grouping of...
- along with many of the other animals of the biota (like Parioscorpio and Thylacares) were discovered in 1985, but were not given scientific names until decades...
- †Strophomena plattinensis †Subulites †Thal****inoides †Thylacares – type locality for genus †Thylacares brandonensis – type locality for species †Uranoceras...
- Conodont Panderodus, the enigmatic Butterfly Animal, the Thylacocephalan Thylacares, early synziphosurans, and Trilobites. Mikulic, Donald G.; Briggs, Derek...
- or a scorpion. Thylacares, a thylacocephalan arthropod from the Waukesha Biota. Unlike most other members of its grouping, Thylacares had small eyes,...
- Cambrian  Australia A member of Bradoriida, a species of Sinskolutella. Thylacares Gen. et sp. nov Valid Haug et al. Silurian (late Telychian) Brandon Bridge...