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Pygocephalomorpha

The order Pygocephalomorpha is an extinct group of peracarid crustaceans. Pygocephalomorpha appeared in the Late Devonian, were abundant from the Carboniferous era until their extinction in the Early Permian era.

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Pygocephalomorpha

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Edges35
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
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Pygocephalomorpha → Affinity, Anthracaris Brooks, Bellocaris Fong, Chaocaris Shen, Fujianocaris Taylor, Hoplita Pineiro, Iraticaris Adami-Rodrigues, Jerometichenoria Schram, Jerometichenoriidae Schram, Laevitealliocaris Yang, Liocaris Beurlen, Mamayocaris Brooks, Morosi, Notocarididae Brooks, Notocaris Broom, Paulocaris Clarke, Pazinato, Permocaris Adami-Rodrigues, Pinto, Pittinucaris Adami-Rodrigues
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Pygocephalomorpha → extinct group of peracarid crustaceans

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order group carapace extinct jerometichenoriidae notocarididae pygocephalidae tealliocarididae tylocarididae pygocephalus tealliocaris families peracarid crustaceans devonian carboniferous extinction permian appeared late

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Pygocephalomorphais aextinct group of peracarid crustaceans0.90text
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesThe0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesJerometichenoriidae Schram0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesJerometichenoria Schram0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesNotocarididae Brooks0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesNotocaris Broom0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesPaulocaris Clarke0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesPygocephalidae Brooks0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesAnthracaris Brooks0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesMamayocaris Brooks0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesPygocephalus Huxley0.60section
Pygocephalomorpharelated to FamiliesTealliocarididae Brooks0.60section

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