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| Genus: | Ejinaspis Lu, Zhou & Zhou, 1986
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Ejinaspis is a genus of trilobite. [1] It was described from Upper Cambrian fossils found in Inner Mongolia, China in 1986. The genus is placed in the family Solenopleuridae. [2]
- ^ The Paleobiology Database Ejinaspis entry Accessed on 29, November, 2010
- ^ Jell, P.A.; Adrain, J.M. (2002). "Available generic names for trilobites" (PDF). Memoirs of the Queensland Museum. 48 (2): 331–553.
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| Ejinaspis Temporal range:
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| Genus: | Ejinaspis Lu, Zhou & Zhou, 1986
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Ejinaspis is a genus of trilobite. [1] It was described from Upper Cambrian fossils found in Inner Mongolia, China in 1986. The genus is placed in the family Solenopleuridae. [2]
- ^ The Paleobiology Database Ejinaspis entry Accessed on 29, November, 2010
- ^ Jell, P.A.; Adrain, J.M. (2002). "Available generic names for trilobites" (PDF). Memoirs of the Queensland Museum. 48 (2): 331–553.
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