Trilobites
- A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites
- Among My Trilobites
- Andrew MacRae's Trilobite Images
- Bohemian Trilobites
- Christophe Guillou - Trilobites of Brittany, France
- Life History and Ecology of Trilobites
- Michael´s Trilobite Collection
- Mr.B.Bug's Trilobite World
- Per Hanson´s trilobite gallery
- Russian trilobites
- The Attic of Trilobites
- The Great Trilobite Mystery
- The House of Phacops
- The taxonomy, phylogeny and biogeography of the Marrolithinae (Trinucleidae, Trilobita)
- The taxonomy, phylogeny and palaeobiogeography of the trilobite families pliomeridae and encrinuridae: reconstructing the Ordovician world using evolving lineages
- Trilobita
- Trilobite Observer
- Trilobiten und mehr
- Trilobites - present informations about trilobites in order to better know them.
- Trilobites and their Evolution Through Time
- Trilobites In The Nopah Range, Inyo County, California
- Trilobites, Other Fossils and Paleo-people
- Trilobites ordoviciens de Bretagne
- Trilobites Page - A page about South Australian Trilobites
- Trilobites - The Ruling Invertebrates of the Lower Paleozoic
- Trilobites.com
- Virtual Silurian Reef - Trilobites
- WWW.Trilobiten.de
Books about trilobites
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Polymerid Trilobites from the Cambrian of Northwestern Hunan, China China is richly endowed with Cambrian strata yielding some of the best-preserved fossils known anywhere in the world. The trilobites are most important element in the fauna, and of scientific relevance. The polymerid trilobite faunas of northwestern Human are remarkable for their diversity and excellence of preservation. Many of them belong to genera confined to China or to its palaeogeographic neighbours. The detailed work on the trilobites is placed in the wider context of biostratigraphy and correlation, which should be of interest to all those concerned with Cambrian geology. A refinement of the biostratigraphic zones based on the ranges of trilobite species will have implications for those currently seeking to increase the precision in international correlation of subdivisions within the Cambrian. Careful new work, of which this paper is an excellent example, is a more valuable contribution than anything else in this endeavour. |
