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Thylacocephala

Thylacocephala jsou skupina vyhynulých členovců, kteří žili v průběhu paleozoika a mezozoika. Stratigrafický záznam linie Thylacocephala začíná možná již v kambriu, nesporní zástupci se objevují v siluru v sedimentech z dob před asi 443 až 430 miliony lety. Skupina přežila vymírání na konci permu (největší vymírání v historii Země) a vyhynula až na konci…

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(nezařazeno)
Pancrustacea · Thylacocephala Arduini, Pesarini & Teruzzi, 1982
Kmen
členovci (Arthropoda)
Říše
živočichové (Animalia)

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Thylacocephala

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Edges24
Triples37
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
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Thylacocephala

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related to Systematika · 16
Thylacocephala → Ceratiocaris, Cirripedia, Concavicarida, Conchyliocarida, Eumalacostraca, Existují, Malacostraca, Maxillopoda, Meek, Phyllocarida, Podle, První, Remipedia, Studie, Tehdy, Worthen
related to Vzhled · 8
Thylacocephala → Jejich, Loupeživé, Mnozí Thylacocephala, Naopak, Phyllocarida, Stejně, Vzhledem, Výrazným
related to Paleoekologie · 6
Thylacocephala → Concavicaris, Možná, Nálezy, Silurský Ainiktozoon, Tehdy, Tethys
related to Externí odkazy · 3
Thylacocephala → Obrázky, Wikidruzíchhttps, Wikimedia Commons Taxon Thylacocephala
(nezařazeno) · 2
Thylacocephala → Pancrustacea, Thylacocephala Arduini, Pesarini & Teruzzi, 1982
Kmen · 1
Thylacocephala → členovci (Arthropoda)
Říše · 1
Thylacocephala → živočichové (Animalia)

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linie členovců možná skupina miliony lety paleozoika mezozoika jsou žili datové položky phyllocarida mohou kambriu siluru roku tehdejší zástupce korýšů

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Thylacocephala(nezařazeno)Pancrustacea1.00infobox
Thylacocephala(nezařazeno)Thylacocephala Arduini, Pesarini & Teruzzi, 19821.00infobox
ThylacocephalaKmenčlenovci (Arthropoda)1.00infobox
ThylacocephalaŘíšeživočichové (Animalia)1.00infobox
Thylacocephalarelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons Taxon Thylacocephala0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to Externí odkazyWikidruzíchhttps0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to PaleoekologieNálezy0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to PaleoekologieConcavicaris0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to PaleoekologieTehdy0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to PaleoekologieTethys0.60section
Thylacocephalarelated to PaleoekologieMožná0.60section

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