Trilobite -
Description
pulled from site's meta descriptionNo animal better captures the drama of evolution and extinction. Long before the fish inhabited the seas and the Dinosaurs roamed the land, Trilobites appeared some 600 million years ago during the Cambrian period. They belonged the phylum Anthropodal (joint-footed), a phylum which to this day represents the most successful (78%) of all animal life forms, including crabs, centipedes, spiders, shrimps and insects.
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- trilobite
- fossil
- dinosaur
- crabs
- arthropods
- evolution
- extinction
- Trilobites
- Cambrian
- phylum Anthropodal
- joint-footed
- centipedes
- spiders
- shrimps
- insects
- three lobed one
- longitudinal lobes
- cephalon
- axis
- pleural
- cephalon)
- thorax
- pygidium
- pleural groove
- compound eyes
- Cro-magnon settlement
- La Grotte du Trilobite
- marine
- sediments
- Jeffrey Hammer
- microscope
- Asteropyge
- Chryphina
- Comura
- Trident
- Cornuproetus
- Koneprusia
- Leonaspis
- Otarion
- glabella
- Paralajurus
- Ceratarges
- Comuproetus
- Dochinela
- Drotops armatus
- Drotops megalomanicus
- Grenops
- Harpes
- Lobopyge Moroccantis
- Metacanthina
- Odontochile
- Onia
- Otarion with 2 spine on glabella
- Paralejurus
- Phacops rana
- Philonix
- Psychopyge
- Radiaspis
- Reedops
- Scutellum