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Strabops

Strabops is a genus of strabopid, an extinct group of arthropods. Strabops is known from a single specimen from the Late Cambrian (Furongian age) of the Potosi Dolomite, Missouri, collected by a former professor, Arthur Thacher. It is classified in the family Strabopidae of the monotypic order Strabopida, a group closely related to the aglaspidids with…

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Strabops

Nodes92
Edges91
Triples59
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
Components1

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related to history · 34
Strabops → Aglaspida, Aglaspididae, Aglaspis, American, Ancient Greek, Arthur Thacher, Beecher, Cambrian, Cambrian Merostomata, Charles Emerson Beecher, Connecticut, Despite, Eurypteridae, Francois County, Gilbert Oscar Raasch, He, In, It, John Mason Clarke, Louis
related to Classification · 11
Strabops → Aglaspidida, Arachnomorpha, Cambrian, It, Khankaspis, Like Paleomerus, Paleomerus, Parapaleomerus, Strabopida, The, These
related to Description · 7
Strabops → Although, As, However, Like, Paleomerus, Parapaleomerus, The
related to Paleoecology · 6
Strabops → Furongian, In, Missouri, Obolus, The, Upper Cambrian
is a · 1
Strabops → genus of strabopid

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paleomerus order strabopids eyes telson appendages classified family specimen position paleontologist although beecher prosoma cambrian eurypterid history pairs segments strabopida

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Strabopsis agenus of strabopid0.90text
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationStrabopida0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationArachnomorpha0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationPaleomerus0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationParapaleomerus0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationKhankaspis0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationIt0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationCambrian0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationAglaspidida0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationThese0.60section
Strabopsrelated to ClassificationLike Paleomerus0.60section

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