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- Q3761788 subject Q15352655.
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- Q3761788 abstract "Asaphus kowalewskii is one of the 35 species of trilobite of the genus Asaphus (this particular species is sometimes placed in its own genus, Neoasaphus). Fossils of this species are popular among collectors because of their prominent stalked eyes (termed "peduncles"), many an inch or more in length.In the Ordovician period, an inland sea formed in what is now Eastern Europe. The sea contained a remarkably diverse trilobite fauna. Over a dozen species of Asaphus developed in this sea, with many species, including unrelated species, developing long eyestalks in various lengths. That so many species of trilobite developed eyestalks suggests that they were trying to overcome increased turbidity, or there was some sort of massive selective pressure leading these trilobites to bury themselves in the substrate up to their eyes. This species may have lain in wait buried in a benthic layer of loose debris or sediment with only its periscope eyestalks protruding above, looking out for danger or prey.The fossils of this species are found only in the middle Ordovician deposits of the Volkhov River region near Saint Petersburg, Russia.".
- Q3761788 class Q17170.
- Q3761788 family Q778564.
- Q3761788 genus Q778590.
- Q3761788 kingdom Q729.
- Q3761788 order Q220877.
- Q3761788 phylum Q1360.
- Q3761788 thumbnail Trilobite2.jpg?width=300.
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- Q3761788 classis Q17170.
- Q3761788 familia Q778564.
- Q3761788 genus "Asaphus".
- Q3761788 name "Asaphus kowalewskii".
- Q3761788 ordo Q220877.
- Q3761788 phylum "Arthropoda".
- Q3761788 regnum "Animalia".
- Q3761788 type Animal.
- Q3761788 type Eukaryote.
- Q3761788 type Species.
- Q3761788 type Thing.
- Q3761788 type Q19088.
- Q3761788 type Q729.
- Q3761788 comment "Asaphus kowalewskii is one of the 35 species of trilobite of the genus Asaphus (this particular species is sometimes placed in its own genus, Neoasaphus). Fossils of this species are popular among collectors because of their prominent stalked eyes (termed "peduncles"), many an inch or more in length.In the Ordovician period, an inland sea formed in what is now Eastern Europe. The sea contained a remarkably diverse trilobite fauna.".
- Q3761788 label "Asaphus kowalewskii".
- Q3761788 depiction Trilobite2.jpg.
- Q3761788 name "Asaphus kowalewskii".