Filum Arthropoda
Filum Arthropoda
Chelicerata :
kalajengking, laba-laba
Phylum Arthropoda
Crustacea: Udang,
Kepiting, Lobster
Tracheata (=
Uniramia) :
serangga
Trilobitomorpha
Ordo Agnostida
Kambrium – Akhir Ordovisium
Ukuran pygidium sama
dengan cephalon
(isopygous)
Memiliki 3 segmen thorax
(sub ordo Eodiscina) atau 2
segmen thorax (sub ordo
Agnostina)
Tidak memiliki mata, ukuran
kecil, penyebaran luas
Typical agnostoids, Peronopsis
interstrictus,from the Middle Cambrian,
Utah (Protero, 1998)
Kelas Trilobita
Ordo Redlichiida
Early – Middle Cambrian
Ordo Corynexochida
Early – Middle Cambrian
Ordo Ptychopariida
Middle Cambrian – Late
Ordovician
Memiliki segmen thorax
banyak, pygidium kecil
Ordo Asaphida
Middle Cambrian – Late
Ordovician
Large Isopygous cephala
and pygidia
Segmen thorax 6-9
Ordo Illaenida
Ordovician – Devonian
having a large cephalon
and pygidium
they are isopygous or have a
pygidium larger than the
cephalon
Ordo Trinucleida
Ordovician – Middle Silurian
The trinucleids are easy to
recognize by their highly
reduced pygidium and short
thorax, so that their
cephalon is more than half
of the body
Ordo Harpida
Late Cambrian – Late
Devonian
group of trilobites with an
extremely broad,
ornamented cephalic brim
giving them a large,
horseshoe-shaped head
shield
Tapered glabella and many
thoracic segments
Ordo Phacopida
Ordovician – Devonian
Many thoracic segments,
their ability to roll up and lock
their pygidium into the
cephalon.
(J-K) Dorsal view (J) and side view of enrolled specimen (K) of a
typical calymenid, Flexicalymene meeki,from the Ordovician of
Ohio. (L-M) Dorsal view (M) and side view of an enrolled specimen
(L) of a typical phacopid,Phacops rana, from the Devonian of
Ohio(Prothero, 1998)
Kelas Trilobita
Ordo Lichida
Ordovician – Devonian
group of trilobites with a
glabella that extends to the
anterior border of the
cephalon
large pygidium (typically
larger than the cephalon)
Ordo Odontopleurida
Ordovician – Devonian
Odontopleurids are easily
recognized by their extreme
development of spines on
their cephalic brim, occipital
ring, genal angle, all along
the thorax, and all over the
small pygidium
1. Accretion
2. Addition
3. Molting