Trilobus Bastian, 1865 is also the preoccupied name of several nematodes belonging to the subfamily Tobrilinae, that have been renamed to Tobrilus and some have since been reassigned to other genera.[2]
T. aequiseta = Tobrilus aequiseta
T. allophysioides = Tobrilus altherri or T. helveticus
T. allophysis = Tobrilus allophysis
T. armatus = Tobrilus armatus
T. biroi = Tobrilus biroi
T. brevisetosus = Tobrilus brevisetosus
T. dryophilus = Tobrilus dryophilus
T. consimilis = Epitobrilus stefanskii
T. gracilis = Tobrilus gracilis
T. graciloides = Epitobrilus graciloides
T. grandipapilloides = Paratrilobus grandipapilloides
T. hoehnelensis = Tobrilus hoehnelensis
T. homophysalidis = Tobrilus medius
T. husmanni = Eutobrilus husmanni
T. kirjanovae = Tobrilus kirjanovae
T. leptosoma = Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus
T. lomnickii = Tobrilus lomnickii
T. longicauda = Tobrilus longicauda
T. longicaudatus = Tobrilus longicaudatus
T. macrospiculum = Tobrilus macrospiculum
T. medius = Tobrilus medius
T. malayanus = Epitobrilus stefanskii
T. murisieri = Tobrilus murisieri
T. octiespapillatus = Tobrilus octiespapillatus
T. ornatus = Tobrilus ornatus
T. paludicola = Epitobrilus stefanskii
T. papillicaudatus = Eutobrilus papillicaudatus
T. parvipapillatus = Tobrilus parvipapillatus
T. pellucidus = Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus
T. pseudallophysis = Tobrilus zakopanensis
T. punctatus (Stefanski, 1916) = Tobrilus punctatus
T. scallensis = Epitobrilus scallensis
T. stefanskii = Epitobrilus stefanskii
T. steineri = Epitobrilus or Eutrobilus steineri
T. stenurus = Epitobrilus stefanskii
T. telekiensis = Tobrilus telekiensis
T. tenuicaudatus = Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus
T. wesenbergi = Tobrilus wesenbergi
T. zakopanensis = Tobrilus zakopanensis
There are also a great number of species that carry the epithettrilobus, particularly flowering plants.
References
^Moore, R.C. (1959). Arthropoda I - Arthropoda General Features, Proarthropoda, Euarthropoda General Features, Trilobitomorpha. Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology. Vol. Part O. Boulder, Colorado/Lawrence, Kansas: Geological Society of America/University of Kansas Press. pp. O446 and O468. ISBN0-8137-3015-5.
^Department of entomology, Texas A&M University. "Tobrilidae". Retrieved 2014-01-03.
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trilobus, bruennich, 1781, disused, genus, trilobites, species, which, assigned, other, genera, caudatus, dalmanites, caudatus, punctatus, bruennich, 1781, encrinurus, punctatus, bastian, 1865, also, preoccupied, name, several, nematodes, belonging, subfamily,. Trilobus Bruennich 1781 is a disused genus of trilobites the species of which are now all assigned to other genera 1 T caudatus Dalmanites caudatus T punctatus Bruennich 1781 Encrinurus punctatusTrilobus Bastian 1865 is also the preoccupied name of several nematodes belonging to the subfamily Tobrilinae that have been renamed to Tobrilus and some have since been reassigned to other genera 2 T aequiseta Tobrilus aequiseta T allophysioides Tobrilus altherri or T helveticus T allophysis Tobrilus allophysis T armatus Tobrilus armatus T biroi Tobrilus biroi T brevisetosus Tobrilus brevisetosus T dryophilus Tobrilus dryophilus T consimilis Epitobrilus stefanskii T gracilis Tobrilus gracilis T graciloides Epitobrilus graciloides T grandipapilloides Paratrilobus grandipapilloides T hoehnelensis Tobrilus hoehnelensis T homophysalidis Tobrilus medius T husmanni Eutobrilus husmanni T kirjanovae Tobrilus kirjanovae T leptosoma Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus T lomnickii Tobrilus lomnickii T longicauda Tobrilus longicauda T longicaudatus Tobrilus longicaudatus T macrospiculum Tobrilus macrospiculum T medius Tobrilus medius T malayanus Epitobrilus stefanskii T murisieri Tobrilus murisieri T octiespapillatus Tobrilus octiespapillatus T ornatus Tobrilus ornatus T paludicola Epitobrilus stefanskii T papillicaudatus Eutobrilus papillicaudatus T parvipapillatus Tobrilus parvipapillatus T pellucidus Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus T pseudallophysis Tobrilus zakopanensis T punctatus Stefanski 1916 Tobrilus punctatus T scallensis Epitobrilus scallensis T stefanskii Epitobrilus stefanskii T steineri Epitobrilus or Eutrobilus steineri T stenurus Epitobrilus stefanskii T telekiensis Tobrilus telekiensis T tenuicaudatus Semitobrilus or Tobrilus pellucidus T wesenbergi Tobrilus wesenbergi T zakopanensis Tobrilus zakopanensis There are also a great number of species that carry the epithet trilobus particularly flowering plants References Edit Moore R C 1959 Arthropoda I Arthropoda General Features Proarthropoda Euarthropoda General Features Trilobitomorpha Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology Vol Part O Boulder Colorado Lawrence Kansas Geological Society of America University of Kansas Press pp O446 and O468 ISBN 0 8137 3015 5 Department of entomology Texas A amp M University Tobrilidae Retrieved 2014 01 03 This article includes a list of related items that share the same name or similar names If an internal link incorrectly led you here you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Trilobus amp oldid 1112515708, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
