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Eurypterina

Eurypterina is one of two suborders of eurypterids, an extinct group of chelicerate arthropods commonly known as "sea scorpions". Eurypterine eurypterids are sometimes informally known as "swimming eurypterids". They are known from fossil deposits worldwide, though primarily in North America and Europe.

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Eurypterina

Nodes98
Edges97
Triples23
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020408
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Eurypterina

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related to Systematics and relationships · 15
Eurypterina → Adelophthalmoidea, Carcinosomatoidea, Eurypteroidea, In, Megalograptoidea, Mixopteridae, Moselopteroidea, Onychopterella, Onychopterelloidea, Pterygotioidea, The, The Carcinosomatoidea, They, This, Waeringopteroidea
related to Description · 4
Eurypterina → In, Stylonurina, Swimming, The Stylonurina
related to Phylogeny · 4
Eurypterina → Eurypterines, Pterygotidae, Tetlie, The

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known pterygotioidea eurypterid eurypterines adelophthalmoidea swimming laurentia eurypterids though clade eurypteroidea carcinosomatoidea species baltica genus eurypterus middle stylonurina ordovician stylonurines

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Eurypterinarelated to DescriptionThe Stylonurina0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to DescriptionIn0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to DescriptionStylonurina0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to DescriptionSwimming0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to PhylogenyEurypterines0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to PhylogenyThe0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to PhylogenyTetlie0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to PhylogenyPterygotidae0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to Systematics and relationshipsOnychopterelloidea0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to Systematics and relationshipsMoselopteroidea0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to Systematics and relationshipsMegalograptoidea0.60section
Eurypterinarelated to Systematics and relationshipsEurypteroidea0.60section

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