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Phacopida

Phacopida ("lens-face") is an order of trilobites that lived from the Late Cambrian to the Late Devonian. It is made up of a morphologically diverse assemblage of taxa in three related suborders.

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Phacopida

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples32
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
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Phacopida

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related to Evolution · 17
Phacopida → Calymenina, Cheirurina, Devonian, Famennian, Frasnian-Famennian, Hangenberg, However, It, Kellwasser, Late Devonian, Librostoma, Phacopina, Proetida, Ptychopariida, The, The Cheirurina, This
related to Characteristics · 8
Phacopida → Calymenina, Cambrian, Cheirurina, Each, In Phacopida, Phacopina, Schizochroal, The
related to Classification · 6
Phacopida → CalymenidaeFamily HomalonotidaeFamily PharostomatidaeSuborder CheirurinaFamily, CheiruridaeFamily EncrinuridaeFamily PilekiidaeFamily PliomeridaeSuborder, DalmanitoideaFamily DalmanitidaeFamily DiaphanometopidaeFamily ProsopiscidaeSuperfamily, PhacopinaSuperfamily AcastoideaFamily AcastidaeFamily CalmoniidaeSuperfamily, PhacopoideaFamily PhacopidaeFamily Pterygometopidae, Suborder CalymeninaFamily BathycheilidaeFamily BavarillidaeFamily
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Phacopida → Order Phacopida

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order calymenina phacopina cheirurina schizochroal trilobites eyes cambrian suborder devonian classification late three suborders characteristics phacopidae dalmanitidae cheiruridae calymenidae dalmanites

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Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsPhacopina0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsCheirurina0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsCalymenina0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsSchizochroal0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsEach0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsThe0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsCambrian0.60section
Phacopidarelated to CharacteristicsIn Phacopida0.60section
Phacopidarelated to ClassificationSuborder CalymeninaFamily BathycheilidaeFamily BavarillidaeFamily0.60section
Phacopidarelated to ClassificationCalymenidaeFamily HomalonotidaeFamily PharostomatidaeSuborder CheirurinaFamily0.60section
Phacopidarelated to ClassificationCheiruridaeFamily EncrinuridaeFamily PilekiidaeFamily PliomeridaeSuborder0.60section
Phacopidarelated to ClassificationPhacopinaSuperfamily AcastoideaFamily AcastidaeFamily CalmoniidaeSuperfamily0.60section

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