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Cyphaspis is a Devonian trilobite genus in the proetid family Otarionidae. It is recognized by pedunculate eyes and spiny, granulate ornamentation, features that give many specimens a strongly textured appearance. The genus was described by Frederick McCoy in 1849 and is especially familiar in discu...
Diademaproetus is a genus of proetid trilobites from the Devonian Period. Fossils assigned to the genus are known from parts of Europe and North Africa. Its dorsal exoskeleton is characterized by numerous tubercles, particularly on the glabella and fixigenae, producing a distinctly granulated surfac...
Cornuproetus is an extinct genus of proetid trilobites from the Devonian Period. Fossils assigned to the genus are reported from marine deposits in Europe and North Africa, including Morocco. Its morphology includes a smoothly convex glabella and a rounded pygidium, although detailed appearance vari...
Silurian to Devonian trilobite of the family Otarionidae distributed across Europe and North Africa, known from both shallow and deeper marine carbonate settings.
Goldius is an extinct Devonian genus of scutelluid trilobites. It is placed in the family Scutelluidae in regional literature and in Thysanopeltidae in some modern taxonomic databases, reflecting classification differences within this group. European records include Middle Devonian Eifelian rocks of...
Scabrella is an extinct homalonotid trilobite genus in the order Phacopida, known from Lower Devonian rocks of North Africa and western and southern Europe. Moroccan material comes from the late Emsian Issimour section near Alnif, where limestone beds have yielded cranidia and pygidia. The genus is...
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