Sairocaris is an extinct genus of crustaceans, in the order Hoplostraca, that lived in the Mississippian age.[2]
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Sairocaris is an extinct genus of crustaceans, in the order Hoplostraca, that lived in the Mississippian age. Frederick R. Schram & John Horner (1978)...
"palaeostomatopod" (primitive hoplocarid), often considered a relative of Bairdops Sairocaris S. centurion A probable phyllocarid shrimp Schramine S. montanaensis One...
Serpukhovian Bear Gulch Limestone United States Montana An early mantis shrimp Sairocaris centurion Sp nov Valid Schram & Horner Serpukhovian Bear Gulch Limestone...
Perimecturus and Anthracophausia, while Crangopsis, Pseudotealliocaris and Sairocaris are even more abundant than the aforementioned taxa. Fish are also well-represented...
crustaceans found at this site are Crangopsis, Pseudotealliocaris and Sairocaris, being known from even more specimens than the aforementioned genera....
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