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Thomas A. Hegna, Ph.D

New 'in press' trilobite paper by Peng et al. in the journal Palaeoworld about a new Cambrian dameselloid trilobite--and casts some doubt on the supposed relationship between dameselloids and the later odontopleurids. But just look at the funky hypostomes in F, G, & J in the figure from the paper.

Articulated exoskeletons of some dameselloid trilobites from the Fulu Biota in the Longha Formation, Fulu, Funing, southeastern Yunnan, South China, (A) Leishuia leishuae, (B, C) Teinistion sp., (D, E) Karslanus sp., (F, G) Palaeadotes hunanensis, (H, I), Damesops sp., and (J), Bergeronites sp.
Jan 17, 2023, 06:51 PM·Public·Web
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