Raphiophorus is a genus of the family Raphiophoridae in the Ordovician and Silurian periods. It has been reported from East Asia, North Africa, North and South America, and especially Europe.[1][2]
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Raphiophorus is a genus of the family Raphiophoridae in the Ordovician and Silurian periods. It has been reported from East Asia, North Africa, North and...
events with diversity peaking from the Darriwilian to the Sandbian. Raphiophorus survived into the Silurian. The subfamily Taklamakaniinae was erected...
and the formerly diverse Asaphida survived with only a single genus, Raphiophorus. A cool-water trilobite assemblage, the Mucronaspis fauna, coincides...
other animals as well. Among them are trilobites such as Leonaspis, Raphiophorus and a fragmentary harpetid trilobite. Also preserved are bivalves, such...
G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z †Radnoria †Ramosites †Raphiophorus †Raphiophorus niagarensis †Rayonnoceras †Rayonnoceras eccentricum – type locality...
Telephinidae, and all asaphids & trinucleids except for the raphiophorid Raphiophorus, which would go extinct in the Silurian. Agnostida Artiopoda Trilobita...
Species of Bulbaspis are similar to other raphiophorids such as Ampyx and Raphiophorus, save that the long spine that emanates from the glabella of the latter...
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