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Phillipsiidae is a
family of
proetid trilobites, the
various genera of
which comprise some of the last of the trilobites, with a
range that
extended from...
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trilobite are
known from the Permian, Proetidae,
Brachymetopidae and
Phillipsiidae. Diversity,
origination and
extinction rates during the
Early Permian...
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Taghanic event,
though most of this
diversification was of the
family Phillipsiidae, with
other trilobite families barely rebounding.
During the Serpukhovian...
- Aulacopleuroidea. and are
divided into
three families:
Phillipsiidae, Proetidae, and Tropidocophyridae.
Phillipsiidae is not
listed in some
publications (e. g. Adrain...
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survived until the
Middle Permian. However, if the
closely related family Phillipsiidae is
actually a
subfamily of Proetidae, then the
proetids of Proetidae...
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being one of the five last-known trilobites. The
genus is in the
family Phillipsiidae, just like all the last
trilobites (except for Cheiropyge).
There are...
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Bathyuridae split off from
Bathyurella with the
family Proetidae (including
Phillipsiidae, which,
according to Lamsdell, has been
demoted to the
subfamily Phillipsiinae)...
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Nipponaspis is a
genus of
proetid trilobite belonging to the
family Phillipsiidae.
Fossils of the
various species are
found in
Middle Permian-aged marine...
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Paraphillipsia is a
genus of
proetid trilobite in the
family Phillipsiidae. It is
notable for
being one of the last
trilobites to go
extinct during the...
- ****mingellinae is a
subfamily of
trilobites in the
family Phillipsiidae. They were
common in
shallow waters in the
early Carboniferous of Europe. One...
